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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-01-05
Sherihrs Sale.
State OF Idaho. |
County Of Washington I

state OF ldnhO.
County Of Washington
BY virtue OF an execution issued out OF the
Honorable District Court for Washington county,
on the 23rd day OF November 1898. by the Clerk
thereof. in the case of John G. Rogers versus
Lime Peak Mining and Milling Co.. and
to me- as sheriff, directed and delivered.
for Judgment rendered and entered in
said court the 1lth day OF October.
A. d.. 1895 in favor OF john c. Rogers versus
Lime Peak Mining and Milling Co. will pro-
coed to sell for cash, money Of the United States.
at 10 o'clock m. on Friday the Goth day Of
January, a. d., 1899 at the front door of the
court house in Washington county state OF
Idaho. the following described property, to-wit:
Lime Peak. Lime Peak No. T. Lime Peak No. 2
lode mining claims. also that certain ditch and
wnter-right consisting of 10 cubic feet OF the
waters of Indian creek. located by one John G.
Rogers and certificate of loration thereof being
recorded in Book OF Water-rights records OF
said county. Said property standing on the
records in the name of the Lime Peak Mining
and Milling Co. corporation. aud located IN
the Seven Devils Mining District. Washington
county Idaho Also that certain Five Stamp
Quartz Mill and all machinery aud nppurten-
ances connected herewith, situated on one of
the above mining claims in said Mining District.
said county aud state. levied on MS the property
of Lime Peak Mining and Milling Company to
satisfy said judgment. amounting to a333376
inclusive OF costs OF suit aud accrung costs
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Decem-
Der, A. D., 1888.
"A d. II. KERFOOT, Sheriff.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-01-05
Monday Nights Dance.

About fortyfiv couples we're
present and thoroughly enjoyed them
selves ut the dance given by the Olson
orchestra on Monday evening last
The hall was comfortably filled and
yet there were not so mrnv present
rs to enterfere with comfort and the
pleasures of the evening. Not until
| 80 did the crowd show any signs
of leaving ut which time most sought
the cuisine of the short order house
for refreshments. The season is yet
young and it is expected that two OF
three more similar functions will he
held during the next two months
II is said several male members OF
Weiser society are contemplating 8
dancing club; the ladies will certain
ly welcome such action on their part
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A GYPSY Festival.

Seldom does professional com
pany of adult actors give a perform
ance more pleasing and worthy Of
commentator than that given by
several Of the little ones of Weiser
on Saturday evening last. The songs
and cboruses and particularly til.
marches and dances were given in
splendid time and with the spirit and
90 of old singers. The music b,
The Olson orchestra had its share in
eleyating the quality of the perform
ance, but most of the credit is given
and rightly belongs to Mrs. Horace
Newman who has instructed and la
bored conscientiously with her vota-
mis- of Terpsichore, originating each
dance and drilling her willing pupils
in it to perfection Parents too,
gave their willing assistance, buying
and making costumes suitable for the
occasion and the different scenes
which greatly added to the stage eff
feet
The performance opened with a
series of choruses by the full com
pany, a solo by the Gypsy Queen and
the soldier boy, on his admittance TO
the ancient order of gypsies. lntri-
cate evolutions and marches were then
executed with surprising perfectness
ending with a group effect under the
flash light that charmed the audience.
1t is difficult to pick out any mem
Der on the program-given below
for particular mention over the 9TH
ers. little Grace Cordelle won her
way into everyone's heart by heI
sweetness, Della and Verna Curl,
Violet GOWNS AMI Ora Sommercamr
by their singing and dancing and
Beulah Haas and the two Curl girls
bv their colored personalities. The
cake walk contained pointers southern
contestants might well profit by. In
addition to the little ones Mrs. Haas
helped in the success of the enter
tainment by singing "You" in hel
we'll known finished and accomplished
manner and Mr.. Olson's violin solo
"Traumeri' was a treat to music
lovers
The program was as follows:
Recitation-Beulah Haas.
Highland Fling and Tamborln'
canee-DelIa Curl and Violet GOWNS
Song-Grace Cordelle.
Cornet Solo-Mr. Olson.
Song and dance-Della and Fern
Curl.
Song. Maggie Maloney-Ora Som
mercamp.
Song, You-Mrs. Haas.
Violin solo, Traumerei-Mr Olson
The Pickaninnies-Be ulah Haas
Cake Walk-Beulab Haas an
Della Curl.
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Fresh mince meat at Kprup's meat

Fresh mince meat at Korup's meat
market.
Don't hesitate; take Supreme
Judge.
Auction sales will he held at the
1 New Store from day to day until the
entire stock is sold out
Mrs. Ellen Webb. of Payettc, is
visiting Mrs j. M Fisher and Mrs
s. G. Wilson.
Jackets and capes in great variety
from So. so to SO at Hartley &
4 Rose
Reverend l. L. Shearer will preach
mt the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
The Inland Hotel, Salubria, is the
favorte hostelrie for all persons
travelling through the country.
The hottest lot of gents ties ever
brought to Weiser can be found at
Hartley 81 Roses.
S. NJ Atchison is ready to fill all
painting and finishing
Mrs r. e. Lockwood went to
Boise on Tuesday last to join her
husband who is spending a few days
in the Capital City.
Grape Nuts-a new and delicious
food-builds up the brain and nerve
cen ters-try a package, 20 cents, at
Hartley 81 Rose.
Fred Bassler of the Golden Rule,
has true business instincts. For
the next month all goods will be sold
at cost preparatory to new line Of
shoes dress goods and mIllenry.
Weiser had double train service
on Wednesday, owing to the
change in schedule passenger and
mail trains arrived at o'clock in the
afternoon and at 2 o'clodK in the
night
The Bargain Store is now establish
ed in the new Bank building, next
the Weiser Hotel. Mr. Schas is
ready to fill all wants in the gents
clothing line.
Flexible rubber heel-plates, price
so cents; you will never fall down,
ice or no ice, as long as you have one
fastened to the heel of your boot OF
shoe. Get them at Gerwick' s.
Mr. William Iretou and Mr.. Stuart
French who has been visiting will
him for Christmas and the New Yea
arrived in Wefser on Tuesday from
Payette. They left for the Sever
Devils on Wednesday morning accom-
panied by Mr.. French, to resume
operations in the Blue Jacket, Queer
and other Copper properties being
developed by the Eastern Interests
tue latter gentleman represents.
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Congregational Church Business Meet
ing,

ing,
On Tuesday of last week the an
nual business meeting Of the officers,
members aud friends Of the Congre-
gational church was held in the church
building in Weiser. The proceedings
began with a supper of which about
20 partook. The chairs being pushed
back the different reports were made
and discussed and tue officers for the
coming year elected. The general
report shows the church finances and
membership to be excellent and i'm
proving; that the present member
ship is IS and 8 new members about
to join; that the Christian Endeavor
and Martha and Mary Leagues, espe-
cially the latter, are prospecting and
doing good work as auxiliary soci-
cites in the church.
The average attendance at regular
services during the past year was
about IS, and at the Sunday School
about 63. The church raised 5000
last year for local expenses and in
addition, in accordance with the
christian principle of being helpful
to Others, was able to raise $50 for
benevolent purposes at home and
abroad. 1t appearing that the church
was in debt S71, that amount was
quickly and generously subscribed by
the members present at the meeting
so that the church starts the new
year out of debt and in splendid con
elton to help its own members and
Weser generally.
The new parsonage, work on which
was started last fall, will he com
ipleted this spring at a cost of $120C
of which amount the Martha ano
Mary League have pledged 500. Il
is being erected on church property
in the lot Immediately west of the
main building.
The newly elected officers for the
current year are
w b. Kurtz, c. NJ. Hixon and J
r Niles, Trustees; Clerk A. L Gal
loway; Treasurer, j. NJ Williams
Deacons, c. NJ. Hixon and j r. Niles
Deaconesses, Mrs. Q. Nj. Hixon anC
Mrs. James Craven; Sunday Schoo
Superin tendeDt, A. L. Galloway
The regular Sunday services in TIL
church are held at II A. NJ and z :3'
2. NJ, followed in the morning b,
Sunday School, in the evening by til
meeting of one or both of the auxil
liary leagues and everyday is in
vited to attend any or all these SCI
e vices. +.
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See card of S NJ. Atchison, th,

See card of Nj. AtchlsOn, the
painter and paper hanger.
Constantly on hand-fresh mince
meat at Korup's meat market
Mrs. Ike Moore Of Ontario spent
New Years in Weiser with her mother,
Mrs Jake Moore.
Miss Dora Korup returned home
on Tuesdoy after nearly II months
visit in Pavette with relatives. Mr..
and Mrs Hendrickson.
Korup has just received 16 steers
from Benso on which are now i'll his
CORRAL in Weiser being fed for mar
ket
The Boise Statesman issues an
overland edition of its paper. The
Weiser public can now have the
latest news with its morning coffee.
Ladies and gents furnishing goods,
shoes, clothing. hats, caps, notions,
etc in fact anything you want will
he sold at auction at the New Store
Saturday afternoon, Jan z.
The Rambler bicycle has always
maiut aiucd its position in the lead,
see the al of the Fred T. Merrill Co.
of the Rambler and Ideal wheels in
another column
Edward Cuddy and Miss May Cuddy
came down from Salubria on Monday.
Ed is on his way to Portland on
business and Miss Cuddy left on
Tuesday to resume her studies at the
State University, at Moscow.
A G. Cordelle has caught on to
the fact that people are always ready
to take advantage of bargain
Have you caught on to the fact that
nickels and dimes may be saved by
such purchases made in January as
well as any OTHER month?
S. NJ Atchison, painter and paper
hanger satisfied with the business
outlook of Weiser, is negotiating to
lease lot here and in a few weeks
will have built commodious work
shop in which lie will be thoroughly
squipped to undertake all sorts OF
fine woodw and finishing for resi-
dences, store and office fixtures,
buggi, s and sleighs.
Miss Florence Freeman and Mr..
Dave Brown came down from Mead
ows on Saturday on their way to Boise
where they were united in marriage
at ST. Michaels church, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. @. E. Deu
ell. Both these young people arc
well known in Washington county,
and host of friends wish them {;
long life OF happiness and prosperity
The Weiser Creamery finds it i'm
possible to fill the large amount o
orders coming in for butter. Thu
supply of milk has fallen off some
what, the Mann Creek route havin:
been abandoned; however next montl
the COWS begin to come in again an'
great increase of milk supply i
expected giving corresponding in
crease in butter product which find
ready market at profitable prices
Our dairy farmers should Away
remember that the expenses of th
{ creamery when running TO its ful
, capacity are practically no create
r than they are now, so that the NOR
D milk they supply the better pric
l per pound they will get for it an
= their profits proportionately increase
Karl's Glover Root Tea for consumI
d ton. It's the best and If after using
2 you don't say so. return the package an
$ get your money. Sold by the Wcis'
Pharmacy.
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A FrightfuI Blnnder.

will often cause IL horrible Burn. Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
the best in the world, will kill the pain
aud promptly heal it Cures Old Snras
Fever Sores. Ulcers, Bois. Felons, Corus
all skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only % cts. II box. Cure
guaranteed. Sod by b. M. Jenney
Druggist
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yoi washington.
Mary Il. Taylor plaintiff,
Solomon NJ. Taylor, dcf't
The State of Idaho sends greeting to solomon NJ.
Taylor, the defendant;
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against YOU by
Mary +. Taylor, the plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of the state
OF Idaho in aud for the county of Washington,
and TO answer the complaint filed therein within
ten days exclusive of the dny OF service) after
the service on you of this summons, If served
Within tins county; or II served out OF this
county, but within this Judicial District, within
twenty days, otherwise, within forty days
Said action is brought to obtain Judgment
and decree of this court dissolving the bonds OF
matrimony now existing between the plaintiff
and defendant; that the custody OF the minor
children, the issue OF said marriage, to-wit: Susie
Il. Taylor, Charles NJ. Tay Tor and Leroy L. lay
lor. be awarded to the plaintiff; that the South
half of the South East quarter OF Section twenty
four in Township twelve, North OF Range five
West, aud the lot numbered four of Section
nineteen in Township twelve, North Of Range
four, West or Boise Merdinn, in Washington
county, Idaho, together with all water, water
rights belonging to same, be awarded and decreed
to the plaintiff absolutely, and for such other
aud further relief as may seem meet and proper
in the premises
Said Judgment and decree are demanded on the
ground that on about the 9Th day of July, 1897,
the defendant. disregarding the solennity of his
marriage vow, wilfully aud without cause de-
serted and II bandoned the plaintiff and ever since
has and still continues to williully and without
cause desert and abandon said plnintin and to
live separate and apart from her without any
Just cause or reason, aud against her Will aud
without her consent the particulars more fully
appearing in plmintin's said complaint. u certi-
Ned copy OF which is hereto a attached ser, ed
herewith made part hereof and here referred to-
And you are further notified that If you fail to
appear ana answer the said complaint, as above
| required, the plaintim will take Judgment oil
default against you and will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said complaint,
JOHN w. AYERS,
Attorney for paintin
| Given under my hand and the seal OF the said
court, at Weiser. Idaho. this 9Th day OF Deccnl-
sC,r Der. in the year 1898.
| 4 SEAL LF.SMlTlI Nlerk OF snid court
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GREAT AUCTION SALE COM
mencng Saturday afternoon Jan. 7,
at the New Store

Agent Lapish is the proud posses
sor of an exceedingly handsome and
com Portable Office chair which he uses
at his desk in the depot In view Of
the great apd increasing business
done ut this point, Santa Claus
could not have though of a gift more
suitable.
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Spain's Greatest Need.

Mr.. r. p. Olivia, OF Barcelona, Spain.
spends his winters ut Aiken, S. G.. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the
back of his head. On using Electric
Bitters, Americas greatest Blood and
Nerve Remedy. all pain soon left him.
He says this grand medicine is what
his country neeps. All America knows
that it cures liver and kidney trouble,
pulifics the blood tones up the stomach,
Strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and new life in every muscl9, nerve and
organ Of the body IT weak tired or all.
ing yolkuoedit. Every bottle guaranteed,
only so cents. Sold by B. NJ, Jenney
Druggist,
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\lTASTED--Several 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 Il
year and expenses-deiute. bonnide, no more no
less salary. Monthly SO References. Enclose
sel-addressed stamped envelope, Herbert Il,
Hess. Prest.. Dept NJ Chicngo. 40-26
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Full line of shoedressing of the
Essest quality. Some ut five cents.
Every thing a shoe man generally
carries C ERwIcK
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You never tire of smoking the
Supreme Judge.
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Entered in the postoliice AT Weiser us
Seconded matter.
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Given under my hand and the seal OF the said
court, at Weiser. Idaho this 9Th day OF Deccni-
st,r Der. in the year 1898
S'-AH I.F,SMlTlI. Clerk OF said court
Sharp County record., 1899-09-08

right here at home that are bad and
getting worse. The expansion of
ones bills simply to keep up with
ones neighbors, bears Ill fruit.
Some people expand their ideas of
livlngto simply keep IN the SWIM,
and suffer thereby. Carriages, fine
houses, fine clothes, the big head
and bankruptcy are the fruits of
this sort Of expansion. Nothing
hurts man worse than to think of
himself too highly. When his head
expands unduiY he gets IN the way
of other people, finds slight on
every occasion and makes life a
burden to all with whom he comes
in contact. Expansion of the heart
is all right, but beware of expansion
o. the head. ~ 70 -''. .'' go .. '-'
Sharp County record., 1899-09-08
SLY,
POUGHKEEPSIE.

7. NJ. Bigg's baby died on Aug,
ust 25 "-' '-
Esq. James Howerton's baby died
on August 81. 1915 "' !
The army worm has about done
his work and seems to be gradually
leaving this section.
Wood Blrchfeld and Jake stol>
maker were IN this part of the coun-
ty buying hogs last week.
There is sufficient sickness in this
community to keep the doctor IN
the saddle most all the time.
Peter Goodwin and family passed
through this section on the !st,
inst, bound for Mammoth Spring.
Pete has enough of the bottoms and
is gong to try the hills,
ReVs. Dyston and Frizzel! con-
Quoted protracted meeting at
Lebanon beginning on the second
Saturday In last month and contln-
ued one week, A great revival IN
the church and twelve conversions
resulted. ' "'
This section Geems to be on a
building boom. "Texas Bill" Nor.
ris, r. G. Crooms, Willie Smith,
Vince Wilson and W. 7. Campbell
are each building q new residence
and J. W. Smith and William
GhormlY are building new barns.
AS matter of course. we accept
the decision of the majority as to
the time for holding the primary
election, but this section had much
rather have an early primary, how
ever, we can stand years canvasa
If the rest can. But a candidate
can kill himself by too much can
vass.
ReY. J. W. Butler, assisted by
Reys. Dystou and Frizzell, began a
protracted meeting at Little Spring
on the third Saturday IN August
which continued a week, A grand
and glorious revival was the result.
There were many conversions and
seven parties were baptized, among
the number were W. NJ. Edwards
and Oscar Ellison.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-08

L. B. Sullivan has sick baby.
Mrs. Berry Street is still chill
ing,
Mrs. Eva Street is on the sick
list.
Prof. John Abee is teaching US a
splendid school here.
Miss Ethel Abee is visiting her
brother Prof. Abee, of this place.
Dennis Butler IS pulling fodder
and John Crpmblcy Is riding the
mail,
Uncle Sam Massey, our enter
prlsing merchant has gone to Bates,
vile to lay in goods for the camp"
meeting.
DR., Charlie Fisher and Taylor
Burns Of Smlthvllle were here re-,
Gently LOOKING for a suitable place
TO stay during the camp-meeting.
Still the good work goes on at
the tabernacle in the way of pre-
parlng for the meeting, Some have
already moved in and others are
moving. ''
Mr.. George Watts and family
are here for the benefit of health.
It was Mr., Watts two little girls
who were shot below Portla a short
time ago, They are about well.
There are ample provisions beng
made to accommodate the public
during the meeting. There will
be two feed stables, a restaurant,
and the merchants will have every-
thing in the canned line to supply
the wants of the people, There
will also be a jockey yard, and
most all other amrsements usually
found at first class picnic.
Success to the RECORD.
SLIGO.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-08
ASH FLAT.
Hurrah for the RECORD.

Hurrah for the RECORD.
Guy Wilson passed through on
town Monday on his way HON,
from Pocshontas,
A game Of baseball between thu
Singers and the Poaghkeepsie club
will be played here Saturday.
DIR, F. w. Buercklln has been OH
the 60 for several days. The doc,
tor is hustler, besides he is a gooG
physician.
Hon. T. !. FIern passed through
our city Wednesday morning or
his way to Salem where he wa.
going to see after some legal bust.
ness, Come again Tom, we are
always glad to see you,
Onr townsman, |. II. Rltohie,
made a trip to Evening Shade last
Sunday to see his son and daughter
Mr., and Mrs. |, q, Rltchle, return
ing home Monday morning. IIe
reports Mrs. Richie in better
health, which we are glad to hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. McLean's
little son, Guy, swallowed . chicken
bone last Tuesday evening which
gave him great pam for about TWEEN,
ty.four hours. The little fellow is
getting along all right now, we are
are glad to say. "' "'"' 49, Cd"
Il, G. IIotchkiss and Lewis Fow.
Ter have purchased traction en-
glne and a well drill and will cons
mence work IN a few days. The
machine will be at Hardy about the
dth or 9TH inst. These parties will
also run their thresher by steam
next year, THIS shows what our
farmers are doing who keep their
shops-tbo shops keep them. '.'
Expansion, like everything else,
except the devil, is good along GER
tam lines and bad along others,
There are some phases Of expansion
Sharp County record., 1899-09-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Yes, it's hot a-plenty for
us.
e. H. Heath Of Kings
Mill was here on business
one day this week.
David East of Center sold
his farm last week to a
Mississippian for 50, 900.
Rob't, Kirkpatrick, tie
genial representative of the
American Grocer Co., of
Newport, was intervie wing
our merchants yesterday.
Jeweler James G, South.
worth, who is now located
at lmboden, is spending a
vacation with his Evening
Shade relatives and friends.
1t beats amazing grace
how hot the weather is here
in September. This month
is making a good start if it
intends to be the warmest
number of the season,