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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-01-19
See those ieweled metal belts, only
35c at the Golden Rule.
Green apples, 81 10 per box at
NJ. E. SoMMERcANIP & Co.

Grape Nuts-a new and delicious
food-builds up the brain and nerve
centers-try a package, 20 cents, at
Hartley & Rose.
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We fit them to the hand, those Eos
ter Kid Gloves-only $I.00 at the
Golden Rule.
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BE not deceived! A Cough. Hoarseuess
or Group are not to be trfled with. A
dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will save
you much trouble. Sold by Weiser
Pharmacy
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WANTED-Seyeral Trustworthy Persons in
w this state to manage our business in their
own and nearby counties. 1t is mainly office
work conducted at home. Salary straight 5000
year and expenses-dehnit bona6de. no more, M
less salary. Monthly $50. References. Enclose
seit-addressed stamped envelope, Herbert +,
Hess. Prest. Dept NJ Chicago. 1925
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Ladies. Take the Best. If YOU ara
troubled with Constipation Sallow Skin.
and Tired Feeling. take Karl's Glover
Tea. it is pleasant TO take. Sold by Wei
Ser Pharmacy.
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Remember Kelly & Mason in their
clever musical farce comedy entitled
"Who is Who. (" 1t is pronounced
the biggest laugh of the season.
This is the age of cheap and good
literature. We call attention to the
advertisement and offer made by the
Home Publishing Co in another
column.
H. F. johnson, ex-senator of this
county, called on the SIGNAL this
morning, He will canvass this end
of the county soon with ingalls, book
on the late war. Mr., johnson states
that he is himself writing a ''politcal
history of the Cuban war.
All members Of Kalos Circle 1874
W. of W. are requested to be pres
ent Friday evening Jan. 20, at the
l. o. OF. Hall to complete arrange
ments for Installation, Jan. 9th.
Mrs. j. E. Hopkins, G. N.
Miss E. a. Cope, Sec.
Jim Gerwick has a fine new thor
oughbred horse which he has installed
in the window of his harness store
70 assist in displaying his Goods. Nj.
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Notice of Redemption of Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that will pay all Cur
rent Expense Warrants issued in 1894 from No 1
to 50 inclusive
J. NJ. SNYDER, County Treasurer.
Weiser, January Is, 1899. 7t3
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at all is better than that which cannot be
relied upon. Don't buy trashy stuff
made of imitation leather. 1t is waste
of money. The best made, which is the
kind we offer, is not expensive, but it
will outlast TWO sets of the shoddy kind.
J. A. GERWlCK.
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A apples at 81 ID per box at
M. E. SoMMERcAMP & Co.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-09-21
PAYETTE HAPPENINGS.
What Our Neighboring City Has Beer
Doing the Past Week.

We acknowledge cards for the
marriage of DR. Tuttle, son of Bishop
Tuttle, to Miss Wallace Of Salt Lake
City, ut ST. Marks cathedral, Sep
tember Goth.
Herman Hinze, one of Payette's
handsome young men, is home again.
The public dance at Lamme's hall
last Friday night was well attended
Hon. A b Moss, d G. Chase and
w. i Ripcr were visitors at the
capital last week.
G. G Fife takes his departure for
Germany next week to attend his
sisters nuptials. Amour, his large
stag hound, accompanies his master.
Amour is great traveller; six times
he has crossed the ocean, besides a
summer in Africa and season in
Asia.
w. L Rider of this city, and Q.
r.. Shaw of Caldwell, have taken q
trip to the upper country, for the
purpose of locating cite for saw
mill on the line of the p q |. N.
Our fustling real estate agent has
made the following sales: Mr.
Sagis of South Dakota, 800 acres o
improved land; Mr.. Wells Of Iowa
five 40-acre tracts and one 5-acr'
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Is Still Continuing in the Land of
Weiser.
HOUSES IN TOWN And COUNTRY
Brick and Mortar Still Flying In the Busi-
ness Center of Western
Idaho.

Building activity in Welser con-
linues unahated and new business
bricks continue to contest with new
residences for numerical supremacy,
while surrounding country building
is making a good effort to keep up
with that in town..
The latest venture in the way of
business building is made by A G
Butterfeld, who is now having the
brick hauled for fine structure 50x
110, on his lot adjoining the Sommer-
camp building. Work will begin at
once
A force of workmen are busy over
the Bank of Weiser and Schas store
putting on the second story, or rather
extending the uppr story of the
Hotel Weiser. The addition will give
the hotel twenty more rooms.
The Masons are discussing whether
they shall put up two or three story
brick on the site of their present
lodge building
The plate glass front has been pu'
in the Sommercamp building and il
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Work is going right along on the
Boutwell, store building in the Eas
End, and it will be ready for occu
pancy about the first of October
L. L. Daus is building 20x2(
one story building on Eoff street, op
posite the V enna bakery, to be occu
pied with his soda works He will
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move his old building 10 the rear of
the new one and combine the two so
that he may have plenty OF room for
his increasing business.
G. Y. Williams has the new addi-
ton to his building at the corner of
Eoff and First streets about com
pleted. The added portion will be
used for Office rooms. Lawyer Har-
ris will occupy one of the rooms.
Atchlnson e. Taylor have erected
q paint shop on Commercial street
Numerous residences are being
erected and many others are contem-
plated
9. NJ. Hixon is putting up dwell
ing house, for rent, near his present
home.
g f. Drake is building dwelling
on his lots in the East End
John Grabb is erecting cottag'
OH the lot west Of Drake.
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To Enter Business Here.

Floyd Hartman, who has resided
here for the past year or more, and
who since may l, has been the mana
ger of the DeLamar Hotel, took leave
of this camp Wednesday, going to
Weser, where he expects to locate
permanently. Mrs. Harman will
stop here with her brothers until her
husband secures residence for them.
Mr. H. expects to be joined soon by
brother from Virginia, when they
will determine their plans for busi-
ness. We can congratulate the citi-
zens of Weiser upon the acquisition
of this most estimable couple. Mr..
Harman had one great piece of good
luck while here, in making the ac'
quaintance of the present Mrs. ID.
formerly Miss Annie McDougall, who
had resided here a greater part oi
the time for the past seven years ano
who had made friends galore in this
community Weser people will like
her. -DeLamar Nugget.
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Volunteers Train.

Idaho's soldier boys will leave San
Francisco at O'Clock on the after
noon of September 25th, and will
reach Boise not later than 10 or IL
O'Clock Wednesday evening, the 9th.
They will undoubtedly pass through
Weiser about 6 o'clock p III. Let us
all turn out and give them a royal
wplc, me.
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Fine Fruit.

II Hopper, who resides near here,
brought into this office Tuesday some
of the finest cherries and gooseberries
we have ever seen. They were grown
at the Corinne Nursery, Corrine,
Utah, under the management of ID.
S Lohr. Mr. Hopper is going to
get some of the trees to put on his
place Roses, small fruits, and a
complete stock of fruit trees
are kept at this nursery. Fruit
growers will do well to deal w'''
them. Al
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ton; Grand Vice Chancellor, j e Gyde, |
Wardener; Grand Prelate, J S Vincent, |
Kendrick; Grand Keeper of Records and |
Seal ] ii Harte. Occur d'Aene City;
Grand Master of Exchequer, w A Post,
Rathdrnm; Grand Master-at-Arms, @ G |
Hedum. Silver City; Grand Inner Guard
A Il Shane, Idaho Falls; Grand Outer
Guard. John O'Neill Grangeville; Su-
preme Representative, Nj B Gwinn, Caid-
well; Trustee, three years, w Il Cool,
Genessee; Trustee. two years, E G Gallet,
Pocatello; Tribune three years, b Ill
French.
Rev. Murphy said in nominating
Mr. Gyde, who is an insurance man,
that there is similarity between the
insurance man and tue clergyman, in
that one insures against fire in this
world and the other against fire in
the next The jolly preacher made a
big score on this exceeding flash Of
wit in comparison, and he was loudly
applauded.
The subordinate lodge semi annual
per capita was placed at 80 cents,
and The grand chancellor's contingent
fund was placed at 1925
The committee on jewels for out
going grand chancellors reported
favorably, and it was decided to pur-
chase jewels at sum not to exceed
$15 for each.
An invitation was extended by
Excelsior Lodge, Calanthe Temple
(Rathbone Sisters) and mayor of
Lewiston to the grand lodge to
hold its next annual meeting in that
city and it VS. accepted
The grand lodge officers were then
installed by w G Ronald, supreme
representative from Washington, after
which, at noon, the eighth session ol
that body came to close, and one
of the most successful meetings Of
the Order ever held stood adjourned.
AS the delegates and grand lodge
officers departed from our growing
and prosperous city, many kind words
and good wishes were heard from
those who had enjoyed Weser's hos
pitaliiy and good fellowship for two
days, and it was the unanimous yer
dict that the host and sojourners hao
received great mutual benefit ant
Inspiration during the short tim'
they had mingled together, and tn
charitable Knights Of this city will b.
exceedingly happy if the very larg
number of water and musk melon
so generously furnished the member
, of The grand lodge do not necesstat
, the services of a doctor before til
smoke of battle has cleared
Weiser feels that she has bee
r highly honored by the Idaho Pythian
, and she will not soon forget the dis
, tinguished marx of consideration
! their hands, and sincerely hopes th'
noble Order will sometime in the fl
lure again find its way within h'
l gates TO hold grand lodge session
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District Court.

The next term of the district court
for Washington county will open
October 3 There are about 20 civil
and two criminal cases on the calen-
dar, which will make the term un-
usually short. There were no divorce
cases fled, strange to say,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-09-21

The eighth annual session Of the
Grand Lodge of Idaho Knights of
P, thas opened in the Odd Fellows
hall in this city Monday morning,
and the following named delegates
and grand lodge officers were present
at roll call:
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Why don't you take the SIGNAL?
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-09-21

W. nut YOUR ''ad' before the people of
Washington county. When you spend
money you want advertising value
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WEDNESDAYS SESSION.

Wednesday morning the grand
LODGE met at o'clock pursuant to
adjournment The election OF officers
was the first order of business, and
the following named gentlemen were
chosen for the ensuing year;
Grand Chancellor Gc, L Erb, Lewis
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If YOU cannot be suited in style
and price out of the car of Racine
huggies and hack received by Haas
Bros this week. you are not very
badly in n, ed Uf vehicle.
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FOR SALE-A span of dapple
brown mares, well broken and well
matched. Weight, about 2600
pounds. A good bargain. Call on
me at the Holloway house on Main
street. john boutwell,.
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tract near town; Mr.. Il. Stocter OF
Iowa, one 40-acre tract; Mr.. Acker-
man of Nebraska, one 20-acre tract;
also 13 lots in Payettc to local
parties.
The rustling general agent OF the
Norwich Fire Insurance Co., j. l..
Fuller of San Francisco, CAL, was
posting the Payette local agent, A.
Il. Wood, OH the 18th inst.
A. Rossi of Boise, was a Payette
visitor this week.
The rustic at the railroad depot
here still continues. The warm
weather we have been having lately
is ripening nearly all the fruit on the
vines. Express business has as yet
fallen Off but little. Pruue packing
and shipping is fairly started with
three packing houses Qull handed) on
the track, besides the crews of those
who put up their own shipments at
or near their orchards. Principal
shippers here this season are Parsons
e. Co., Earl Fruit Co. ). Chas Hinze,
Adolph Jacobsen, Nick Broaderson,
each of whom will ship good
many cars OF prunes and pears. The
present indications are that shippers
will receive good returns this season
I for their fruit. Carload shipments
of melons are about over for 1899.
Why don't you take the SIGNAL?
make suits to order-Hollmann
Cedar posts at Kelly's lumber
yard.
Don't hesitate; take Supreme
Judge.
Fresh line of candies at Sears &
Sears.
All kinds of soft drinks at Sears
& Sears.
4 Look out for fresh oysters at Sears
& Sears.
The Supreme Judge is safe cigar
| TO ask for
so fora phaeton-enquire Of Mrs.
NJ. f. Sommercamp
Phaeton for sale-almost new
enquire at SIGNAL Office.
"
Get your clothes cleaned and re-
e paired by Holman, the tailor.
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Clever Performance of "Slsippcd u.
the Light of the Moon"


the Light of the Moon"
Skipped by the Light of the Moon a
popular farce comedy which has not been
on the road for some five seasons past,
was presented at Sweeney g. Coombs'
opera house yesterday afternoon and again
last night. Neither performance was well
attended The paper" which heralded
the coming OF the attraction was very bad
and very old, and to that fact more than
TO any other may be attributed the small
amount of business done. OF It's kind the
piece is as funny as any ever written and
the person who would not be moved to
laughter by some OF It's features would be
more than hard to find, The company
which presented 1t is clever one. inelud-
ing as it does, Budd Ross, John German,
Joseph Conyers and other well known
players. Mr.. Ross, who will be remem-
bered as one of the features of The
Brownies" which was presented in Hous-
ton season or two ago, does some un-
usually good work. his musical spcoialtles
being especially meritorlous, and he Is
ably Allotted in the business OF fun max
ing by Mr.. German, than whom there are
few better in his particular line Mr..
Thornton plays Frank Pelham very pleas
ingly and Miss Ethel Earle is good as
Mrs. Dingle. Mr.. Conyers' Irish police
man is very cleverly done and laughter Is
general whenever he Is on the Stage The
other members of the cast arc Edwin S.
Tarr as James Warield, Bert Snow as the
detective. Miss Dorothy Thornton as Mrs.
Dingle, James Kearney Ms Thomas, Mis-,
Lillian Bowen as MIlllcent Warneld aud
Miss Belle Gold as Sarah.
Mr.. Tarr was indisposed last night and
his part was assumed by Mr.. Warming
ton, the owner of the attraction. who. by
the way has not appeared on the stage
for some twenty years, when he was con-
nected with Sol Smith RUSSELL
The company VIII leave today for Gal
weston. where, after playing q return en-
gagement, 1t will embark for New York.
After rest OF two or three weeks In
the metropolis II Will again take the road
on some OF the Northern circuits, It's
Western dates having been cancelled In
cidentally 1t may be stated that It Is Mr.,
Warmipgton's intention to secure new
supply of paper IN the meantime.
The next attraction Is "The Nominee"
one OF Nat Goodwlns old playa. which
Will be put on at Sweeney & Coombs'
opera house tomorrow, matinee and night
by a clever company, headed by Mr., Wal
ter Walker and Miss Mildred st. Pierre.
whose clever work IN "a Bachelors
Honeymoon" last season Is we'll remeni-
bcred. The piece itself Is one of the best
OF its kind ever written and a thoroughly
competent production Is promised.
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The Poultry As.ocintion.

The South Texas Poultry AMI Pet Stor,
association will have meeting Monday
night at o'clock in the Hutchins' house
A full attendance Is desired, as there will
be business of Importance to transact. also
the question of securing the Texas State
Poultry association exhibit will be dis
cussed. II they are successful In securing
the exhibit of the Texas State show II
means that they will bring off the best
show that has ever been held In the South
Tho association has secured the old
Latham building on the corner OF Capitol
and Main streets. which is ample room 10
accommodate two thousand birds. The
committee ON arrangements will commence
to decorate the building and place the
coops in position next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Secretary Kincalde will address the
mems meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock
Subject. Promise of Better Things"
The banquet Friday night was delight
full affair. The officers of the association
are grateful to the ladies of the auxiliary
for such treat Thanks are tlso due
Mrs. Lee Metcalf for the artistic menu
cards which were hand -slSetched IN India
ink The Posts liberal space md splendid
write-up are also greatly appreciated
The Ladies' Auxiliary will have called
meeting at the association rooms mex;
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, large
attendance Is requested as important bust
ness Is to DE transacted.
There will be meeting Of the finance
committee Tuesday night at o'clock. The
religious meeting committee will meet thi:
afternoon at the close of the mems meet
Ing today.
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Ernest Pfeifer, aged IS years we'll
known printer Of this city, died yesterday
at San Antonio aud the remains will reach
here this afternoon for lnterment. Tho de-
ceased had lived for many years in Hous-
ton Recently his health failed and his
mind became impaired.
He was a member OF several lodges
among which was the Knights OF Pythias
No. 1866 and Typographical union No 81.
lie leaves n mother and married sister,
Mrs, William Long, from whose residence
he Will be buried today at 3 y. In. by the
knights of Pythias and typographical
union No. 81. Interment will be in the
German cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
SURE CURE DR.. DU cHOlNE,s
LOT women. PILLS

They are a prompt. positive ana a s,r.
lnr al female troubles. REGULATE the systIm
cure an complaints OF the sexual orsilns,
= s'n, 1881 streagth. and ambiion rsIese
orssrsa s aonS, seminal weakness and ali ais.
sen, oy mail postage paid, Ia plain mach
Sxse, upon receipt OF 400 or six bottles for
nh. HARTER MEDICINE co.
roai@ East Fifth ST., Dayton, Ohio.
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peaumont ornc,a,. Here.

sioner G. OBJ. Willard of Beaumont erent
yesterday in tho city for tho purpose OF
looking into the merits OF tho street
grading machines now in use by this city.
They We're SO we'll pleased with the work
OF tho machine that the mayor placed an
order for one with the agent while here.
Msssrs, Wheat and Willard wore shown
over tho city by street Commssio aer Ken.
nedy. making many fsyorlble ccmments
upon the improved condition of Houston's
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

! have severed all connection with IN,
Capitol Pharmacy and Will be pleased To
receive my customers at Stuart Drug
company, corner Main street aud Preston
avenue.
we make a speciality Of prescriptions
and give prompt attention ana ouick d.
livery at all hours Call aud see Us.
II, @. Stuart, PHI. q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
ESCAPED CONVICT REcArrunEp.
Officer james Gets a Man for Whom,
There In u Resva I'd of S.5.

There Js ~ Resva I'd of SIR.
Deputy Constable J. G. James had a
lucky day yesterday. capturing Jesse
Bray coIored, an escaped convict, for
whose arrest reward of s25 had been
offered.
Bray, who was sent up from Paris on
two charges OF burglary, made his escape
from the State penitentiary authorities
near Richmond Friday morning o,nrer
James received Information that Bray had
been seen near the Emancipation grounds,
ana went there early yesterday morn ng
to look for his man, finding him very
easily The officer spoke few words TO
tho negro, who exhibited no measures
until Mr.. James started 10 aiight from
his vehicle, when the dsrky starist Tor
timber at . lively gait, The officer fol-
lowed on foot, firing as be ran, The negro
kept W the race. rolling under wire
fence Is he ran. The fence stopped on
Ger James, but he hreA 10 close to his
man that the latter Isy down and begged
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the officer not to shoot him. Mr.. James
sent boy with pair of handouts to put
on the negro. but the captive preferred
that the officer adjust the brace'es, to
which the latter demurred. threatening 10
shoot the negro if he moved. Bray was
then brought to the city. after having been
relieved OF razor and turned over to
Agent Slsk of the State penitentiaries.
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Lawn Tennis.

Some Of those interested met at the OF,
nee OF T. X. Dillingham; Thursday ana
decided upon lawn tennis tournamen
Tor thanksgiving Day \ committee was
appointed 70 arrange details and the mat.
yer wiii 30 thoroughly caavassed and ar
ranged this week. Contest will be- for
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of ermine should be placed on the robe
being built in Wensnaelro. for King Not
toe. As this was very weighty matter
Samb excused himself to the Sparrow and
hurried to the long distance telephone.
Then the Sparrow sauntered out of the
royal tent as he had sauntered in and,
buying himself nickel cigar, smoked.
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members Of the local club only. The
trophy cup offered by the club has been
won each by Messrs A. w Pollard and
e. X. Dillingham; but will have to be
Won three times before becoming the per.
sonal property of any member. 1t is a
very handsome affair and an unusual in
terest will be taken ia the coming tourna-
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Mr.. Gentry Entcrtnin..

The engagement of Gentry Brothers
Dog and Pony show was closed last night
Mr. w w. Gentry. one of the proprie-
tors, gave smoker complimentary tS
his employees at the Merchants Exchange
after the performance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Geo. Lalosevich G Co, Houston Candy
Kitchen. Large variety French candies.
made daily some special with us. ola
Congress tp
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BEWARE OF rCoUNTERFEITs
And II in need of cleaning or dyeing re-
member we can serve you just as well as
in the Laundry Line. at 81. Packard S
srndry Hl2 Prairie avenue. Phone S32.