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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-22
Gerwick S for gloves.
HAWTHORN sells fruit.

Gerwick 5 for gloves.
HAWTHORN sells fruit.
Ice cream at Nerve Eanthorn's.
The Supreme Judge is safe cigar
to ask for.
Safety suspenders-beats the leath-
er suspender-at Gerwick' s.
Second hand rifles and shot guns
for sale. SEARS q VAN SIcE.
TRY Il sack of the famous Alliance
-four. ut U'rool's Commission house.
If YOU want to he successful
fisherman, try our fishing tackle -
Haas Bros.
The baking Will always be easy
and pleasant if YOU use the wonder
full Alliance -four at O'TooPs.
The Horseman's Guide-full of
valuable information-free to all
corners at Harris harness store.
Grain, oats, chopped barley ana
other feed supplies at O'Tools Com
mission house.
Mace & Co. pay the highest cash
urice for fat stock Also buy al
kinds of hides and pelts.
If YOU cannot he suited in style
and urice ont of the car of Racine
buooies and hack received by Haas
Bros this week, yon are not yer.
badly in need of vehicle.
The famous ernaiional Stool
and Poultry foods and remedies a
W p. Harris harness store. Con
dition powders, egg food, llnaments
hoof ointments, collie cure and every
thing in that line.
If YOU have ever bought wagon
Won know what il means to lay on
wagon money properly. Can you beo
tine Balm. Car load this week.
HAAS Bros.
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LONG VALLEY.

Dana Klmbal and Ben Travarian re-
turned from Cenlerville II few DAYS ago
School opened in the Alpha district las,
week with Miss Mary Herman, of EN-
NETT, as teacher.
Messrs. White. OF San Francisco and
Keys. of Idaho City, came up a few DAYS
ago TO look at some mines on Lake Fork
Monte Beers has gone 10 Boise to meet
his mother, VINO has been visiting in
Salt Lake the past winter.
Born, June Sth to Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
WesLlall. son.
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In the probate court OF the county OF Washing
ton. state OF Idaho
In the mattrr OF the guardianship of Edgar II.
Mix. jr. minor.
At this time comes s. Josephine Mix. guardian
OF the person and estate OF the uhove numed
minor. and presents to the court her petition
praying ius order sell the real estate of her
said wnri. he having no personal estate. aud up
on reading aud iling saul petition, which Is duly
verified, and IL duly appearing from said petition
that il is necessary sell the whole OF the real
estate OF said minor TO provide means for his
support and education, ii Is now ordered and di-
rected that the said petition be and the sniue
hereby is set for hearing on Saturday the LIST dry
OF July 1899 at the hour OF 10 o'clock u. III. o!
said day, and 1t Is further ordered that the nsN
OF kin OF said minor and all persons interested
In the estate appear in this court, Mt the court
house of said Washington County in the town OF
Weiser therein, said LIST day OF July. ltV9. At
said hour of 10 O'Clock n. M. to show cause why
an order should not bs granted for the sale OF snid
real estate of snid minor
1t is further ordered that acoDy OF ilils ORDER
be personally served upon S. Jo,ri,hine Min thr
mother and sole next of kin OF said wnrd. Mt
lea ST fourteen DAYS before he said time for the
hearing OF said petition. aud that copy of luis
order be published In the Wuscr SIGNAL II week :
| ~ newspaper OF general crculhtion printed aud
published at the town of Wcistr IN SAID WASH
ington County. once w.rk Tor at least tour
successive weeks prior TO The said hearing oil SAID
petition.
Dated May is. A. D 1881
THOMAS VI. .lsFrREis
! Judge of tlir i'robnt- Court
OF Wnshinet.,n County
| 2c-5w State of Idaho.
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We mad quite a snow stnrm Monday.
Mr.. Buhanian of Denver. who spent
the greater part Of last miner ne =,
|came in last week aud near intends put
lung in stock of drugs.
Fred Wade has gone IN Schesler creek
to work far Cook and Clark.
John MacNey has gone to the Hnmn
prsprc iug.
Mes>rs Smcnd aud brewer nave been
hacking to South FORK. 1t luuks like
business again to see our streets full OF
pack hor> s.
Our road supervisor will 90 out to
Swans place near the iron bridge lomor-
row to work he road So that several big
outfits that are in camp on Salmon river
can come in. He can go out with II
wagon.
Geo. Chapman and Tom Wilson have
commenced work AT the Kmott.
Fred williams has flushed his job at
the Springs and is working nj the lola.
Mr.. Crown is up from Mallick.
Fred Maiden. who has been working on
Charlie Bremis' house III Mallick has tin-
ished and come home.
Messrs Ke. lev and Earl have been put
ting new fences around their town lots.
Kelley and Patterson and Geo Reibold
have the poles set from town TO RJlbold's
to put in telephone. 1t will be in oper-
alton IN two WEEKS.
MANY new and extensive improvements
will he made here during the summer.
Frank Matthias is building IL blacksmith
shop. the carpenters are AT work Oh oscar
S,ragrs new house. Willie Smead Is
max ing shakes for some OF our business
men.
Jake Golveno aud Henry Smith came
up from SluLn Fo with about twenty
horses loaded with potatoes. They, III
company wih Joe Thomas, left Monday
for Lewiston. whore | understand they
will run II pack train during The summer
Captain Woods arrived in camp Satur
day aud has had the lola mill closed FOL
some ueedful repairs 10 be- made.
Jack Shafer WAS up from Hall Monday
doing business with our merchants.
jim lieardon of Grangeville is War
ren visitor.
Dan Leach left his pack horses ant
came in af er some fresh ones to take GU
and relieve some that are too poor u
make the trip with Il load.
The deputy sheriff has been spending
several days here lately
Alexander, the manager of the Bedrocl
o. came in Sunday and left for Spokan
Tuesday afternoon All of the provis
ions aud tools will be sold AS the compan
will not do any work this year but hea
they will put in two or more dredges rieS
year Lew Demo has been left in charg
of the property.
Messrs Bre wer Donnally and Baber
/drof left Yesterday for the copper cam
whore they expect 10 remain for SON
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Mr. Ne son Bull started new butcher
shop in Salubria Monday last of this
we k with Mr. M. A l)al y in charge
Mr. and Mrs Dan Coson have sold
their property on Willow Creek and will
move near Salubria in few days.
The Smith Bros. logs are arriving now
fast and going into the boom.
Did. in Middle Valley, June 10, Mr.
Plim Michaels
Mr.. Joseph Madison and wife from
Brown e.. were in Saubria on shorl
visit the past week,
Mr. and Mrs G o Jacks N from Coun'
Gil va ley, were in Salubria wishing rela
tives the past week
Sam Briss and Bob White. of Council
are here on business connected with ;
land contest case of Mr.. Crss.
June 30.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is II blood or constitutional disease,
and in order 10 cure it You must take in
lernal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acls directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarah Cure is not II quack medicine. 1t
WAS prescribed bv one Of the best physi-
clans in this country for years and is a
regular prescription. 1t is composed of
one of the best tonics known. combined
with the best blood purifiers. acting di-
reclly on the mucous surfaces. The per-
feet com binalion Of tine two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful results
in curing Cat,rrh. Send for testimonials
free
f. J CHENEY & Co Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Miss Agnes Hutchinfon and Miss Cora
LINDSAY visited friends AT Council last
last week
Considerable stir in the cattle builness
here lately; Messrs Snow, Stephenson
and York are among the buyers recently
noted. Good prices prevail.
Tom Murphy and family have returned
from visit TO Boise, accompanied
bv Mrs. Ike Paris, formerly Miss
Nellie Murphy.
IL is rumored that some half dozen In
dian Valleys fair daughters will wear
orange blossoms ere the snow flies again
Nick Woods and wife came in from
Bots Friday.
Mrs Byers and children are visiting
Mrs. Fox. -,
: Ava Steward ran away from his judi
| cial duties long enough TO take ms s's.tr'
| Miss Midie. TO visit Weiser, Plymouth
Payetle etc. M
Born, in Indian valley, June 9th 10 MI
and MIS- Sam Logan, daughter
There has been NJ action taken TOWARD
81 celebration here. but there will at any
rate be a social picnic III the grove tle 1.n;
Messrs. Lay. Mcpherson. Lindsay and
Cnriel have been hauling lumber from
Weser for the new house which MIS-
Lindsay is preparing 10 build
Mr. & W Rose and family have ar
rived from Oneida county. also Mr.. hen'
md family. The former bought y D.
IIndsnv's Mace and have moved ln,C. Is
rauiIv mnving inlo II. Halvcrson.s house
rnr The resent. The newcomers ar.
very pleasant people whom we are glao
to welcome. ,.;.i,od
8, many OF our neighbors have vlslleo
c,1uhriu RECENTLY that we VIII not Try IL
name them Nearly al have been sellln1
cuttle ana so many checks are presen'e'
lit the merchants almost crawl unue
he counters to escape the request 10
/ cash. pa,
Mrs Harlan came down from Ben
Sunday to nurse her sisler-in law, MIS-
STAR. who is very Ill with pneumoni" a,''
aud complications at her home oeiow al
5 pine , r.n, Gran,
! Yesterday. ,., e-,
Mark Parker and wife arrived iron
uanroe Greek TO visit the latter's sister
+ Ms. W. r Murphy. 49,,
Thos Hutchinson aud wile were 'rau
,nq IN Wiser during The week.
Nr Unchurcn started yesterday
:, p,,,s. after goods for the Alpine store. I
= Tnm Walker and Miss Kramer wer
;. ,,arried The 10th inst. Many iriehu
!, ,.,sh IN IN long and happy Journe
S together i,Ii,o afr,
las. and Ivan Poteet are inoklng anu
-. business interests in Weiser an
Pavetie ~. Ni.i,ev an
s;dn.y Reagan have gone east with hor
k es. r,d;a, va
!. Low June 20. 1899, Warren j. WilKers'
e md Miss Ida Coriel. Rev. Elton. OF Sail
/ bri,. officiating. This young COUPE
: ,no well known to need any pleass
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The Rest Route East in Winter.

Passengers going east or south, by tax
ing the Rio Grande Western, (America S
Scenic Route are afforded the luxurlrs
of the most Elegantly equipped trains ~
the wrst. Pullman Palace and tourist
Sleeprrs and Free Reclining Chair cars
on all trains.
shortest route to Leadville. Cripple
creel, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and
nenver making direct connections with
fast trains for all points south and east.
For illustrated literature descriptive of
this magnificent scenic route. Call on or
write your nearest ticket agent or the
undersigned.
F. A. Wadleigh,
Gen. Passenger Agent. Salt Lake Utah
w. G. Mcbride.
Gen Agent. Butte, Mont
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SALU BRIA.

The beautiful valley of Snlubria is situated
urar the center OF the county. OF which it is one
of the richest sections. The town is located IN
the most advantageous part OF the valley. Sal
lubrin town has about 100 inhabitants. numer-
Gus business houses. halls schools. churches.
aud other adynnia.es. aud from its central Local
ton has n stable and inftering future before 1t.
The valley is constantly increasing in popula-
ton and value.
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George Degi,z is down from Seven

George Degi,z is down from Seven
Devils.
Louis Sommer is down from Bak-
er City for a few days,
The Preliminary Examination of
Underhill is in progress.
This is Commencement week with
Weiser Academy.
Ernest Brown and wife, of Salmon
Meadows, are in Weiser.
Miss Margaret Ashley returned
from Boise yesterday.
DR. and Mrs Numbers went to
BOISE Monday and will return today.
Mr.. Mrs. VIM. Eddy, of Salubria,
are among Weiser visitors this week.
Mrs. w. f Sommercamp accom-
panied her mother home to Mt Home
last week
Haas Bros received five cars Of
barb wire this week and two cars of
wagons and buggies.
Who does your mixing these days?
1t will be done satisfactorily if yon
get Patterson at the Vendome to do
it.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins will make and
deliver ice cream to any part OF town
in quantities to suit, on short notice.
Quality unequalled
The 0 S L. will put down q
5000 feet side track. 6 miles west of
Weiser as soon rs the force gets the
grading done fer the new track here
Mr. j. l. Ewing and wife are
here from Kemer, Wyoming, on 9
visit to his brother in-law. Jhon Il
Booker who is nj present living al
the Fisher place west of town.
Most of the time the Weiser ware
is damned full of cars and rs this is
the regular meeting and passing poin
trains have to ''saw by " The new
passing track is badly needed.
Mr. S. S. Horner, of Baker an,
an experienced salesman, has beel
employed by Hartley & Rose, increas
/ of force is sure Indication of in
creased business.
Mr. O. L Price, late of Newbere
5 Oregon. has assumed charge of III
Weiser Pharmacy and brings yer
satisfactory Recommendation as to III
qualifications for this very respons
bic position
A. H Boomer. the stage man, hi
been in Weiser for several days an
will assume control of the stas
D line between here and Salmon Mea'
r ows, and may possibly increase Il
l service by putting on II line fro
y Council to the Seven Devils
!, Bids received for The erectic
Of the Catholic church are all in Al
are as follows: Kimball & Burrow
1925 40: o 0. Davis, 1850. 90; .
J Hopkins, 1895. 90; j A. Davi
S850.00. The foundation will
= put in by Mr.. Jas. Patton.
n Marshal Hammock, wife and fo
lie children arrived from Woodridg
,, Tenn Wednesday last, and on t
Saturday following their young'
ch,ld died. Mrs Hammock is n $
ter of Mrs. y t. Kelley, and t
funeral was from the Kelley IL
dence 1t was largely attended.
The Union Pacific train robbie
ar are reported to have left the hole
the wall country and are trlvelli
l. south, all crossing of the Platte ri'
are guarded. A large posse is
pursuit. The robbers are said
MS number eight and heavily armed a
if overtaken desperate battle
ce sure to follow.
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Mrs. Zimms has come from Boise to
spend the summer with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Hicks.
MIR Griff Keithey was called to Crane
last Sunday to see viii Thomson who
was taken quae sudden y.
Cora and Cyrus McCrea have ben Wis
ting a, their grandfather's, John Nc
Roberts
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A short. lively and intensely inter.

A short, lively and intensely inter-
esting scrap occurred on the street
Monday evening. Time, one round,
in 4 seconds; and the other fellow
looked like he had been through q
ihrashing machine and was trying to |
find out where he was Mt. His first
inquiry was, s'Did the whole train
run over me?"
The appropriation for reimbursing
the subscribers to the Omaha Expos
ilion fund, is now available and the
certificates will be paid on presenta
ton to the State Auditor, Boise
Those who have not yet received
their certificates will mail their re-
ceipts to the Secretary and their GER
lilicates will be handed to the Audi
| tor.
Henry Sommercamp and Lou John
son have come in from the Horse
Shoe Bend country, bringing in some
fine samples of free gold quartz from
their claims in that section. They
have seven locations on two parallal
veins, the larger Of which Is twenty
feet wide and which they sampled all
the way across, bringing in 250
pounds which will be shipped fer
test
When YOU get within block of
Jenneys Drug Sore and the hot sun
is blazing down, and YOU are almost
knocked out by heat and thirst, don t
stop hut keep right on until you hear
the murmur OF that fountain filled
with the coolest, purest soda and fiji
vored with pure fruit syrups. ICE
CREAM? or course the best and
purest that can DE made, always to
order.
DR.. Curl wishes to announce TO the
people of this vacinity that those
wanting denial work done must come
before July 18th. am not going
to sell out and leave the country but
YOU need your work done, so com,
right along and bring your money
1 with you ami get the reduction il
n prices. tonk out 81 teeth Monday
e l9th and my arm is alright yet
i | don't use electricity hut get then
out Just the same without much pain
:. Ten masked robbers entered tn
e Office of the receiver of the Fair
v mount Transportation Company Mon
is day last and held up the receiver an
i five employees, blowed open the SAT
and got away with about $40OU
- This did not occur in the wild an
=, woody west. but in Paramount Par
70 in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Oh
4 city of brptherly love, one of tn
10 chief centers of culture and refine
=, ment. Human nature seems to
much the same, east or west, aftt
all.
"a Local railway matters are so actiN
), that we are apt to forget that anoth,
A force is busy down among the Snal
. river rocks only few miles AVA,
ha A gentleman who recently came U
the river gives the following, whit
shows the present condition OF tn
ur work: Above Billiards. Landing
re, the north head of the 2200 70
he tunnel sc men are employed III
EST the heading fairly started. AT l.
IS same camp above Powder river il
lie men are working. Five miles abo
ST. this 80 to 10 leans are ut work a
60 men. At the next camp abo
ers 100 Italians are employed. I
in first tunnel ten miles below Huntin
no ton is completed and the grade
YER ready for the iron to this point.
in to the present wiring the Nortbw'
to has 90 feet Of track laid The c.
md tractors have had an extension
is time eraniel from LIST of August
1st Of January, 1900.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to
those who so kindly showed their
~ mpathv to our relatives, MIR. and
Mrs Hammock. and for the kind as
sis,ance rendered them aud ourselves
during the illness and after the death
of their child
MR. AND Mrs THos. Il. KELLEY
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Fourth of July Excursion.

Tickets will be sold at one fare for
the round trip to any point within
the state of Idaho on the Oregon
Short Line Railroad; tickets on sale
July Ord and 4Lh, for going trip,
pood to return until July 9th.
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W A RREN.

Warren IS one of the most promising Gold
,smus In past years it has produced $4,000. OOO
from placers. Sow the source OF all that gold
the quartz veius--nre being developed. This
has resulted in II number Of good paving mines
which have already Yielded from $4,000 TO 1900
eOench Valuable discoveries and strikes are
Constantly being made 1t is II fine and safe field
for Investment and mining operation
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INDIAN VALLEY.

Indian Valley is one OF the many beautiful
valleys OF Washington county. 1t is almost III
the center OF the county, has the same general
nlensuut climnie and some OF the most beautiful
and valuable farms in the county are found here.
Good schools aud thriving and growing popu-
lation a vale well fit for man TO live in.
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MIDDLE VALLEY.

Middle Valley is situated Ito center) % miles
north OF Weiser and 10 miles south OF Salubria.
IL Is one OF the most valuable in the county, has
splendid farms, good growing population. Is
~ miles long by wide and land is steadily
growing in value. The farmers own their own
Irritating dit;hes Middle Valley is chiefly
noted as wheat aud grain producer.
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words from us. and we only echo the
sentiment of hosts of friends in wishing
them unalloyed happiness on the matri-
monial sea.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
pnstofIice nt Weiser Idaho, for the week
ending June 3, 1899.
chester Ell Barely William
Inrner sam johnson w
- Mig q w Revenue l.
In calling for the above letters pleas
say advertised d VI
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You Can Tell a Man


By his walk. 1t furnishes as COM
plete an index to individuality as does
The voice the mannerism, or even he
phrenolngca study OF the bumps OH
the head.
No Two people wax alike Some
walk graceinily-others do not.
''lt's curious fact that nine-tenths
of the people of this country and city
are continually suffering with sore
feet
"What's the causeY'
Poorly fitting shoes, principally,
and shols that do not conform to the
shape of the foot.
The old saying that no man is better
than his worst part, bears particular
weight when applied to sore Feet
More warped tempers, more grumpy
dispositions, more sour nature are
S and dyspepsia of the last generation.
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CHAPTER VI -(CoNTISUEp.)

CHATTER Nl-(CONTlSUED)
But the boy cotSd never be brought
TO see that he had done anything wrong
when he stole. Nor indeed, did the
Doctor think he had; but that gentle
man was never very scrupulous when
in want of a retort:
And now" he concluded, "do you
begin to understand? My only friends
were those who ruined me. Gretz has
been my academy, my sanatorium my
heaven of innocent pleasures. IL mil
lions are offered me, | wave them back:
Retro, Sathanas!-Evil one, BECOME.
Fix your mind on my example; despise
riches, avoid the debasing influence of
cities. Hygiene-hygiene and medoc-
words during life!'
The Doctors system of hygiene strik-
ingly conceded with his tastes; and
his picture of the perfect life was a
faithful description of the one he was
leading at the time. But it is easy to
convince boy, whom you supply with
all the facts for the discussion. And
besides, there was one thing admirable
in the philosophy, and that was the
enthusiasm of the philosopher. There
was never anyone more vigorously de-
termined to be pleased; and if he was
not a great logician, and so had no
right to convince the intellect, he was
certainly something of poet, and had
a fascination to seduce the heart. What
he could not achieve in his customary
humor of a radiant admiration of HIM
self and his circumstances, he some
times effected in his fits of gloom.
Boy" he would say, avoid me to-
day. If were superstitious, l should
even beg for an interest in your pray
ers. l am in the black fit; the evil
spirit Of King Saul, the bag of the
merchant Abudah, the personal devil
of the medieval monk, is with me-
is in me-" tapping on his breast. "The
vices of my nature are now uppermost;
innocent pleasures WOO me III vain;
long for Paris, for my wallowing in
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the mire. See" he would continue.
producing a handful of silver, 81 de-
nude myself l am not to be trusted
with the price of a fare. Take it, keep
il for me, squander it on deleterious
candy, throw it in the deepest of the
river-I will homologate your action.
Save me from tat part of myself
which / disown. II you see me falter,
do not hesitate; If necessary, wreck the
train. / speak, of course, by a parable.
Any extremity were better than for
me to reach Paris alive"
Doubtless the Doctor enjoyed these
little scenes, as a variation on his part :;
the represented the Byronic element
in the somewhat artificial poetry of
his existence; but to the boy, though
he was dimly aware OF their theatric-
slitS. they represented mora The