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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
IF YOU

Have been sick you will find Hoods SsrssParills the best medicine you an take to give you appetite and strength and restore you to a condi- ion of perfect health.
 Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache, biliousness and all liver ills. Prce, p cents. 5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
Wanted Hin

Dezler-I'm afraid l cannot recom. mend this parrot. madam He swearI like a sailor.
 Mrs Ferry-Oh, how delightful "Shiver my toplightsP "Stow my maiDsailsr' and all that. suppose?- Cincinnati Enquirer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
SITUATION wANrrn.

A lady desires work by the hour, or day, cleaning, baking or general housework, or will do plain sewing at home. Apply at Mrs. Miller's, opposite Prescott house. f6-6t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
From Fridays Daily.

a is lovely spring weather.
 ,. Aitken sent 8 large box of sup on this mornings train. Xens of Jerome are divided in
 Rlews as to the matter of in pfatlng. A special election to % the question would be the way to decide 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
PHnrnRHAPHr

Wilt R. Beatty, photograper; tent south end of Mccormick street West Prescott. One picture, 26 cents ie9tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
FOR-sAIE ke

Horses and mules for sale cheap at Gnash Bros j26xl2 A type writer for sale or exchange. Apply at this office. l-26tf For sale, immediately, all my household furniture.
 Rosa A. MILLER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15

Governor Murphy has made th' following additional nominations J. C. Norton, of Phoenix, territoFiA
 veterinarian; John MeCsrty, J. K
 Day, and j. L. Thomas, eonstitui
 ing the fish and game commission
 Mrs. Burt has gone to PheniI for a two weeks visit and on her return will again reopen her office.
 Mrs Burt left today for Pheuiz an1 Lbs Angeles tO attend 10 busi- ness matters concerning the estate of Jas. c. Burt. Also 10 confer with parties who desire to organizs q drug company to establish drug stores throughout Arizona.
 T. J. Boltz returned yesterday afternoon from a i've months visit east, during which be put m some good work Tor Arizona, by enlisting capital for the development of miBe- here. He was accompanied oD his return by R W. PregmOre. a lawyer and banker of Sweet Springs, Mo, l.. C Longan, a wealthy merchant. and C. c Nichoil, a lumber dealer. both of HOustonia, Missouri. These gentlemen will make an investlga- tIOn of the resources Of the country for the purpose of investing in some of the mines of thIs section. MT. Bol,z is a practical metaliurgist and has soent two or three years 10 look iag over the mineral resources of this section anG hence Is well posted ou the subject
 Coughs Celebrated Cider, that which is on sale at hIs fruit depot 10 town, Is creating considerable comment. It Is the genuine article an | many wno imbibs II say that It is iIks a message from the old home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
Prom weInesasys Daily.

Prom Sesnesasys Daily.
 The cold wave is passing away.
 Geo. H. Francis is up fro Con. fress-
 Woodmen's lodge meets tomorrov Sight.
 Ralph Dillon, Of Jeroms, is ID pwn.
 Ed. M. Blake has gone 10 Cslifor. 50 on visit.
 W. W. Ross has returned from a Gsit to Jerome.
 L. A. Dunhsm, ol Denver, IS a aest of Hotel Burke.
 Burt Collins, Bradford. Pa, is agistsred al Hotel Burke. MGlobe has postponed her golden aike celebration to February l5. The recent cold snap it Is thought
 ured the almond crop At Mesa &y.
 Charles Shockly. aged about 9 Bars, died At the county hospital Els morning of consumption. Jerome has a new paper It Is aled .sThe Jerome Hustler" lis astling editor Is D. D. Mcdonald. Residents of east Prescott are re- Being over the commencement of
 removal of the charred wreck of
 fire of September :, in Judge &drews' residence, where three Fss were lost
 rhe New Mexico battalion of the Eritorial volunteers is to be mus ed out February IT, The Arizona rFs will be mustered out soon after &rds.
 Scientists have discovered an in-
 which breeds aud gross fat ID HoseBs oil It Is probably a rela- , to the Arizona federal official Hd bug.-CourisT. NO, it is a hail Hther to the "tooter' about "taI-
 toots" be little son of Mr and Mrs. P. Farley died this morning aged but one year, after an Hines of but one mouth. The funeral will Ae place tomorrow, Thursday, l ernoon at 2:30 o'clock from the l Bholic church, Friends aud l &uaintAnces are respectfully in 4bd to attend. A L. Girou1. the miring man, R was recently arrested at El | &O and taken to Baker City, Mgon, for alleged fraud in connec- W with the sale of a mine, has re- bed to El Paso, having been re- sd on S5O0 bail. Accounts seem sgree that Giroux IS an honorable zt, and that there was no fraud De sale of the mine Iu question.
 said that hs intends 10 make Iags warm for his defamers- wson Dsily Citizen.
 correspondent of the Albuquer- Citizen writing from Albany, #rgia, has the following ID ref
 Ice to Captain Donaldson's com
 of Col McCord's regiment: npany C (PrescotO has painted t1ate of the month on a board,
 As a retreat IS sounded a non enissioned officer saws of the } bearing the date of that day.
 company then forms a circle
 hey solemnly bury the piece
 heads uncovered, all wearing ieral faces. They will bury the fhAte (the one upon which they De mustered ou') with impres- lnilitaTy ceremonies taps will
 own and one grand volley fired
 it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
Where are Cox & Fleming.

Anyone knowing the present whereabouts of either Cox or Elem. ing, the directory men, is requested to send the address to the JOURNAL MINER office. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
From Thursdsys Daily.

bis is Chinese new year. B. Cook of Williamson valley IS Fn.
 the pieksninnies at the min show.
 G. Gilstrap left for Congress AftsTnoon.
 .Slrmiento came up from this morning.
 b bullion tax blll did not last
 lt died a boruin'.
 5 Taft came in from his Big Enine this afternoon.
 ge H. D. Stocker left for Phe- h this afternoons train. fberal and Mrs. T. J. Butler are rning in Washington, D. c. E hne negro dancing as you ever 1essed will be introduced at the rel next Monday night. bud the minstrel show next ay night at the old Blshfori q house, and don't miss a rare
 controller of the currency has
 a call for reports of the con- q of all national banks at the of business February 1.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
THE CITY AND COUNTY kewsy Notes Of Prescott and the Sur.
 rounding Country.

K. BAEHR for house painting 6nd paper banging. Telephone sumbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
You Can't

good tea for 50 cents. The price of Sehillinss
 is little enough; but it letter tea than you can
 for anything like the eey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Nineteen miles Of track completed
Tuesday was pay day and every
man got his pay.
Cattle guards are being but in
along the line.
The track has been fenced as far
as the Durbin place
Another engine is expected in a
few days
The roof has been put on the new
depot building and the water tank is
about completed.
T. G. Galloway shipped another
car Of baed hay over the new road
Tuesday.
Messrs. N. b. and Il. II. Merritt,
accompanied by several other gentle
men who are all connected with the
p q |. N. railway, were in Cuprum
Saturday last These gentlemen had
been looking over the survey for their
railroad, from Price valley to the
Seven Devils, and expressed them
selves US very much pleased with
the route, and state that the grade
on this route will not exceed Ii pei
cent. Seven Devils Standard.
The building of the p. & |. n.
rn IL wnv 10 mo ipn fhinuo INN, il,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
A Very Superior Glass of Residences
Beng Erected
WHAT IS MAKING WEISER GROW
Business Blocks and Dwellings are Keeping
100 Mechanics and Laborers at Work.
Atchinsonis painting up the Canary

Atchnsonis painting up the Canary
house.
w. w. GOWNS is putting 26x26
dwelling on 9th street
G. Il Williams is having the brick
veneering put on his residence.
d K Burnley and j. NJ. Bostic
will soon complete their residences in
the east end
The roof is on the big 50x200
p q | N depot and the painters
have gone to work
Architect Tourtelotte is down from
Boise with plans for third story on
the Vendome Hotel.
Chris Bilhorn is hauling the lum-
Der for his new cottage on Main St,
the foundation of which has been
completed
Work on the Kurlz brick has not
heen pushed very rapidly for few
days. The brick walls are up and
The roof partly placed.
The front on the east side of the
Vendome has been completed, the
room papered and it will be occupied
rs soon as the glass is in.
The frame work for the handsome
$500 Congregational parsonage is
being put up 10y j. A. Jones The
resident minister's new home will be
two-story with seven rooms.
Material is on the ground and the
brick work has commenced on the
large Sommercamp store building,
the floor is being laid and the build
ing will be hurried 10 completion as
fast as possible is order to accomod-
ate heavy increase of stock
Brick laying has commenced on
the brick addition being made by G
L. Williams to the rear of the drug
store The addition will be 20x60
and will be divided into four office
rooms for rent, one of which is al
ready engaged by Harris & Stuart
The roof has been placed on the
s. Sommer brick and the building
will be completed in another week.
A brick oven has been constructed in
the rear and one side of the building
will be occupied with q bakery and
the other side by the family of j b
0'Tooe.
The Catholic church is practically
finished ON the exterior and is very
handsome place Of worship. The in
terror has been lathcd ready for the
plasterers The interior is 24x40
and the fnishings are designed to be
very elaborate. The windows are to
be very large and of stained glass.
The Morehead house, under the
hands of Contractor Jones, is getting
along well and Barton Owen is paint
ing the exterior, having taken the
contract. The new house is hand
some 50, 600 structure OF 16 rooms,
the upper story having five bed rooms
and the rest below, with large bath
room.
Second street is greatly ornamented
by the new Davis residence, which is
nearly finished on the exterior and
looks fine. The house is two story
with bay window to the south, hall,
parlor, sitting room, dining room,
kitchen, pantry and bath room on
first door, and hall and four 12x14
bed rooms on the second.
Among the superior class Of resi-
dences now being erected in Weiser
none will be handsomer than the
$1,000 dwelling of Morris Sommers,
the work ON which is now going on.
The plans show it to be an unusually
handsome building for the price,
having broad veranda entrance in
to large 11x11 hall with finely fin
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

The Monroe Doctrine has been kill
ed The time is not far distant
when Russia and other European
powers will acquire territory on this
continent and who can or who will
say them nay.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

ished stairway to second floor; the
parlor is l3x15, dining room l6:6x13,
bedroom l2x14, kitchen 12xl2, large
pantry, stone cellar and back stair
way. Up stairs front bedroom 13x
l5.6, two bedrooms 12xl3, two
clothes closets and store room 7x9;
full plumbing throughout the house.
The two story addition being built
to the Newman house by Mr. Eugene
Merritt, who recently purchased the
property, has reached the plasteling
stage. The addition adds materially
to the place in addition to furnishing
largely increased living accommoda-
tons in n number Of large, pleasant
rooms.
] he Barton building is practically
complete, exterior and interior being
finished up with he exception of the
plate glass front which will be here
in few days. The trout will be
different from any now in Weiser,
there being windows below the casing
and opening into the basement for
light.
The Episcopal Church was crowded
last Thursday evening to hear Bishop
futile, the patriarch missionary who
was familiar figure in southern
Idaho thirty years ago and who prac-
tically established the Episcopal
church in this state The Bishops
d scourse was most delightful, and
was listened to by adults whom he
had baptised rs little cliildred.
The fine $4,000 ButterGeld residence
is well along towards completion, the
pasterers having about completes
their work THIS is Il very elaborate
ly arranged dwelling, having on the
lower floor fine hail with four foot
oak stairway, parl,r, sitting room
with fire CRATE, dining room, kitchen
and pantry with large stone cellar be
meath -Four large bed rooms are W
stairs, with closet and bath room
The house has electric wires through
out for lighting and is plummed
Hopkins contractor
The lodging house being put NJ
by Mrs Stevenes is we'll under way
under the supervision of Contractor
Burley 1t is Il $1,000 structure ant
has a six-foot hall full length of first
floor; on the right side of hall ar,
IMP parlor, II 6x12 dining room
9:6x12 kitchen; on the left four 9:6
X10 bed rooms. From the from
stairway tile hall extends to the re II
on the right being four 9:6x12 be-
rooms; left, four 9:6x10 bed rooms
The building has back stairs, porcl
and balcony in front, six brick chin
neys with lhimble in each room.
Mrs NJ u Sommercamp' hand
some mansion is now complete an,
the furnishings are being put in pre-
paratory to occupancy The build
ing occupies commanding position
and has cost Mrs. Sommercamp il
the neighborhood of $4,000 TIL
front entrance opens into maguiii
cent hall with the stairs to the lef
and all elegant large parlor to til
light; back of the paror is an equal
ly large sitting room and to the sout
Of the sitting room is the dnin,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
DIGNITY OF JOURNALISM.

The following short extracts taken
from the Shoshone Journal 90 to
show that the two papers down there
(the town would be much better Off
with but one paper OF some preten-
tions than two with none) are show.
ing dine respect for the dignity of the
profession and are maintaining II
careful respect for newspaper ethics
and holding very high consideration
for the Shoshone public:
Our little 7x0 contemporary. of Rat
Row. came ont in an article last week
calling the cx-oilicinls of Lincoln county
NANCY Ours" Who are they and who
were theyY
We feel highly blessed by the tribute
to our able staff and shall NJ any time be
willing TO return the favor by throwing u
two-bit piece into the int. when 1t l.
passed around, 10 keep the above men
TONED dodger out OF an orphan asylum.
or The county hospital
We are utterly astounded at the cfrront-
cry of the tramp paper. as the Journal
considered these men who represented ali
political parties MS the cream Of our coun
ty We can best express our Feeling In
the language OF the poet:
o. for u whip in some honest mans
hand, to tiay such scoundrel through
the land!'
Such vile epthets AS ,manrv ours y
..paraste on the body poli,ic,p IT,. were
hurried, oy me scurVy Sheet at our prep
feseh'at'Ve QUEENS lasl week. coming
rs they 40 rom the oelcnlng ouzzards
ana shysters whose only iood is carrlon,
ana resking WIN the stench thereof tney
VIII out h"steh the everlasting downfall
o. tnae orass-Veneereu draper. an ADORE
waited una ciooNe1 record IS AZ me anie-
ceoenss when 'his orazen, lying paper
Gan anpru, ior 'ne temple II wo','o POI,
iu'e' i's se''es 70 iauNll unv' rt'in ana
".,e We W uea'u ~ ~ urauEe's' won q
ding itself deeply IN the decaying organ
ism OF defunct political har OTIS. and It's
origin is probably African or Chinese,
,,,
w w "'s"'y pi'"scu WV" eie neat
,o"'p''ino"' paw 70 oN 'ne hl V"'Se''
nnoMn " ieW poop 10 Llncoln county
10 ,ne inuspen,en' or .ne uhniuHAle
esu'", ,no"sn why 'ne la,'er we canno'
Say u''iuss 'ne run eon'"' u, therein y
ny, ~ sn'a'' W &c 'lum~'e"' 40 encourage
us s''es' w. W. On. ~ v''' eon'euiiN-
...,iii,, ""n. os,n ''"u ''M'sS s'ia, oe'
$3.50, W M r"S'si.nSv ''r Ns.'N NY uu
hnn'' savs s 800 un ,p'a"s VI .o,oru
.,ope -. sas = i 90 ne"' 40 We eau 'ene'noer'
tnuL lle JOufnui is euileQ DN Il prOOate
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Andrew Carnegie says: "We have
paid Spain 500, 900, 600 for the privi-
lege OF getting what we would better
have paid thousand millions to be
without "
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

If you want 81 80 shoe for 81 40
call on Hartley & Rose next Satur-
day.
No tired and aching jaws if you
buy your beefsteak at Mace & Co. s
Remember Kennedy's Comedian
Show in the opera house tomorrow
night, August Is As an extra at
traction several local performers will
appear. Don't miss the cake walk
Admission % cents Reserved seats
at Jenney's drug store 80 cents.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
THE WEISER SIGNAL.
THURSDAY. AUGUST II 1890

Senator Money, Of Mississippi, says
the time is not far distant when we
are to have military government
for the United States.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Drink settler lemonade at all bars.
1t is made by the Daus soda works
and is splendid beverage
Do you have trouble getting tender,
nicy meat? You won't il you get il
noes Market
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
An Innovation.

NJ. E. Sommercamp & Co. are
about TO do something never done
before in this section, in sending the
firms own buyer east to select an ex-
pensive and magnificent stock of fall
and winter goods. Mr. Fred Kirgis.
the popular head clerk of the store,
has been selected by The firm to make
the trip to Chicago, Philadelphia and
New York for the purpose of making
the selections and purchases direct
from all the resources in latest goods
which those cities can offer. This
is not only commendable departure
on the part of the firm, but is also a
high compliment to the judgment
and capabilities Of Mr. Kireis in this
confidence placed in him, but it is
well meriled and those who are ac-
quainted with Fred feel that the re-
sponsibilitv will he well discharged.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

See the great buck and wing dane
ing, opera house tomorrow night.
make suits to order-H ollmann
Fine new line of saddles at w p.
Harris popular harness store.
Remember, Great Shoe sale Mt
Hartley and Roses next Saturday,
lasting one week See ad.
Don't hesitate; take Supreme
Judge
Try = sack of the famous Alliance
Hour. at . Tools Commission house.
The Supreme Judge is safe cigar
10 ask for.
For sale-1200-pound mare-bay
-gentle-will work single or double.
No fishing tackle equal to our
fishing tackle Finest line of flies
in the state. Haas Bros.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
OLD-FASHIONED
FOOTWEAR.....

We hear a good deal nowadays
about how easy old fashioned foot
wear was on the feet. just look at
the above stl les worn 30 years ago
How unshapely they arel 1t is diff
ticult to see how they could have
been com Portable
Shoe manufacturers today make
special efforts to have their products
the exect shape of the foot. Some
of them have succeeded better than
others
In buying Shoes we deal alto
gether with makers who have een
the most successful in that direction.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Grain, oats, chopped barley and
other feed supplies AT O'Tool's Com
mission house.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
Notice of Meeting of the Board of Tr,stooa
OF the Village of Weiser, Idaho. for
the purpose of Levying Spec
fal Assessment for Inn

Notice IS hereby gwen that thera ,,;,,,
special meeting OF the board OF trustees ~ oe
,hnrs Q, Te,ser Idaho held at the opera boas
r m, Tor the purpose ofconsidering tbs eiock
ments as follows to-wit: ior improve
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

After six weeks hard work,
the committee has decided that
YOU can buy more goods for
the money at
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-06
Ear Piercing In China.

Every Chinese woman has her ears
pierced. In fact, the custom Ia nearly
AZ important ~ the binding of the feet.
When tho child Ia a year old, the oper.
alton may be performed as 0 0 ~ con-
venient. II In considered quite an art,
First two little tassels Of rcd cotton
r prepared, with u blue b" on each
and q long end hanging loose, Then the
child's ear IL pinched till II IL numb,
when a needle Ia run through and the
thread after II till the tassel hangs over
the lobe, where 1t In secured, OF course
tho child often makes considerable oh
lection to tho operation and then II
there In q kitten anywhere near Its ears
are often pierced to encourage the hui
mar victim, This accounts for tho fire.
quence Of cats with holes and Sits In
their ears In the Celestial empire,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-06
He Fights the Crows.

The king bird. n most active and
p%ugnacious bird. may be found In
fields and along the roadsides. He Ii
commonly perched on n post or low
bough on the lookout for insects. His
sudden dart into the air or down to the
ground, followed by a return to the
post Of observation, Is extremely char
acteristic. Sometimes one may even
hear the click Of the bill which an.
nounces the fate Of the unhappy insect.
He is with us from May until Septem.
Der.
The king bird owes his name to the
fact that he IL the n small bird who
ventures to attack the %mnrauding
crow. and that he always IN off
victorious. Rising above his foe. he
drops upon his back, attacking him
with beak and claws until the unlucky
intruder makes Off In ludlcrous con-
sternation. The nest Is usually placed
at a moderate height on the horizontal
bough OF a tree in the orchard or by
the wayside. Eggs are laid early In
June. The note II q sharp twitter. often
somewhat resembling that Of the swal.
bw.-Denver Republican.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-06
A Medical prospector.

1T isn't getting your diploma that's
tho worst Of It," said a new fedged M,
d. "It's where to hang out your shin.
gle, A doctar's got to bear two things
In mind In deciding that--he mustn't
choose a place that already has physi.
clans enough, and, above all, he must
not settle In a healthy place---one OF
those towns, don't you know, where
nobody dies except of old age, OF course
q doctor doesn't want people to die
that's almost as bad AZ to have them
never sick-but he does want them to
be sick enough to keep him going,
"Now, the way a friend OF mine did
was this He took tho train ont through
central New York, and he stopped off
at pretty much every place he came to
till no found what no wanted. II was a
pretty place to look ut, but II lay low
along q river. He noticed al they up.
preached 1t lots Of marsh lands, and he
said to himself. 'Therell no malaria
here anyhow and probably typhoid.
And, sure enough, though he's only
been there three years, he already has
q paying practice. New York Com
mereial Advertiser.