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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-22

Mechanical Toys at Wheeling Nov
city Works and Machine Co., s.
Ixelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-22
Two More Days TIL Xmas.

A present in the form of a Banjo,
Mandolin, Guitar or other musical in
strument would be very much appre-
ciated. Our stock is largest, prices
F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-22
TIE NATIONAL tltt INSURANCE. coNpANY.

The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
fair and equitable dealing
Specific Guarantees which pledges payment the insured
specified
period of death and guarantees premium
methods settlement which
rs for $1,000 premiums si675
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-22

Thurber's specially fine box candy.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Is. 6 apiteI.

Snmttten bes rieiisen @ebGubebiers
eds, barin bic YoliSei uno bic Stabts
berpultung untergebra6t iino, beftns
ben iid aud bic tpeit ausgebebnten linz
MISUNDERSTANDING. 9abin bate
man bic 9efangenen geI9afft, unb uns
ter 6lii9en uno &plbenItDben purben
lie nun in sinen gu ebener @roe gelez
genen, nieorigsn Haum eetrieben, in
bem es peber cine 8ant nod cine pritz
ide, IonOern ein5ig bic bier tablen
Idmubi9en Wdnbe CAB, unb Der 10
Helm mar, bub aud ni9t elm etn5iger
Der 0reibig WtGnner Baum genug ges
babt bate, Ii6 nieOer5ulegen. Sin
pin5iges Seniter, bus ni9t bur6
@lasI9eiben, ipnbern nur eur9 eine
9lnSabl bon @iIenitGben peri4lphen
mar, geitattete Der freien 2uft ben
3utritt in bic @efGngnib5elle. 9tber
Bel Der bruuBen berrI9enben Shpiile
mar oieIe 2uft5ufubr 10 gering, oaB
ii6 i9on nub ipenigen Minuten cine
unertrGglihe SoiBe in oem BON Mens
iden iiberfiilten 9eluB enttpidsIt
bate.
Rpoepdlot bate bur9 einen 9liids
liben 3ufaI ieinen qlab bart an bic
Ier bergitterten SenIterOffnung er6als
ten, uno tonnte BON bort aus ben nit
pieredigen, gebrannten SteinflieIen
aepflaIterten Spf in Ielner ddn3en
9lusoebnung iiberIeben. 3ublreihe
@ruppen BON barfiiBigen Sploaten,
BERN llniformen bur9peg i9muBig
uno mitgenommen paren, batten lids
gang na9 ibrem 9efallen rau6eno
uno f9pabeno auf ben iddttigeren
YlGben besSofss bequem gemabt. Dor
benz Gingang CUR Da9titube fpieIten
al einem plumpen bDlSernen Sii9 ets
ntse Corporate bas IpuniI9e &artenz
ipiel ,9iscambre", unb ibr lebbaftss
S6rei.n unb Streitsn mar tpeitbin
perne9mli9.
Werners lln9liidsgefdbrten perbielz
ten iid merttpiirbts upatbiIb unb
i6fpeisIam. gur lpenise ppn ibuen
ipe6ielten bis unb ba tur5e gefliiiterte
9tmertuussn in Der Auiduu, Der Sns
oianerIpra6s. &einer BON ibnen iamz
merte oo,r tlagte, obppbl = gang abs
gsIsben bon Der llngeipib5eit ibres
S9idIals - Der gufentbalt in benz
fiir9terIt6en Raum linen glnluB gez
mug ou5u gegeben bate.
Derner rief einen poriibergebenben
SOloaten in ipaniiber Sprade an,
I'm einen Srunt @aNer BON ibm gu
erbitten, Der MenI4 uber NAB ibn nur
nit einem groben, erItaunten Blid uno
Tebte Ieinen Weg fort, obne i'm aud
nur elmer 2tHtport Su ipiiroigen.
@tpa cine balbe Stunoe ipGter trdt
Elm OffiSier in ben Sof. SIN 9egens
Ide 5u ben 10 i9Gbig uniformirten
MannI9aftsn mar er iiberaus elegant
getletbet. Gr trug bobs gIGn3enbe Cad
Itiefel, bate Stpei grobe Repolper i'm
@iirtel, uno iGlleppte einen md4tigen
Sd6el tlupperno binter iib auf benz
9flaits= her. @smGhlih feline Giuas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

gelr gingen fat iGmmtli9 bod iiber
bic Sarritabe binlpeg, Inn iper neiB
po in peiter Gntfernung 'ein3ui9las
gen.
Die angesriffenen SnIurgenten Seigs
ten Iidb biel mutbiger. als Werner es
na9 alien 8orbersegangenen BON ibs
nen eripartet bate. Sober ein5elne mar
io9lei9 an Ieinen POIten seeilt, unb
teiner eriptes Iib trdge in Der @rtpibez
rung bes feinoli9en 6euers. Sbpobl
er nit Ieinem Ser5en peber BEL Der Ell
nen nod BEL Der anoeren Partet mar,
fiiblte Der iunge 9euti9e bod einen
lebbaften unfpillen iiber bic ipabnipiBiz
ee MunitionsperI9penbung, bic auf
beiben Seiten getrieben purbe. Ollie
bieIe Seute batten pffenbar cine tinbiz
I6e Sreuoe an bem &ndllen ibrer Sc
ipebre, unb es fam ibnen ein5ig oarauf
an, cine mOslidbit grobe glnSabl BON
S9iifen ub5ugeben, unbetiimmert ba>
rum, OBJ bielelben irgenb ipelbe Wirs
flung tbaten. Hiemano ba4te baran,
gu Sielen, ,unb 10 mar b0bIt pabrI4ein>
lid Der Grfolg bier tpie bort Der gleiz
DIE. @obl eine balbe Stunbe mp9te
bas IeltIame 9efe9t uld bieIe Qrt be-
reits gepGbrt buben, uls iicb etlpus llnz
porbergeIebenes uab fir bic glufItdns
biI4en duberit Observation-Disclosures err
eignete.
DG6renb bas Sfieben BON BORN bsr
nod INNER dnbauerte, erbrD6nte MANI
lid gum namenlpIen@ntIeben Der Bar
ritabenmGnner cine 9epebrIdlpe plDbz
lid aud in ibrem Riiden, cine Stpelte
unb brittle fOlgte, uno nit betGubenoem
8eI9rei mari ii9 bic abtbeiIung Der
Regierungstruppen, Der es gelungen
mar, bic 9urritabe Su umgeben, nit
geTGltem 8aionett ben 10 unerpdrtet
stpiIben sipei 5euer geratbenen gluf>
itGnbiI9en entgegen.
@te elm 8ir6elpinb bra9en bic MIN
folgenbsn Greignife iiber Derner bers
Elm. @be er nit ii4 oariiber ins refine
9etommen mar, tpas er tbun tole,
bate er BON binten fer einen &olbenz
fAla9 erbalten, Der i'm balbbetGubt gu
8poen Itredte. 9lei9 barauf fiiblte er
Iib empprgeriTen unb 5tpiI4en benz
tleinen Saufsn BON enttpaffneten linz
gliidsgefGbrten, bic bel Der lleberrums
pelung nit bem 2eben buponsetommen
iparen. @s mo6ten i6rer etipa oreibig
iein; cine peitaus srDbere 3abl mar
bel benz ungeItiimen 9ajonettungriff
gefallen, unb ppbl nur pestgen mar
es gelungen, iib bur9 bic 5lu9t gu
retten. DAB jebt nidt Der re4te glu'
een6lid mar, 2luTtldrungen gu 9ebea,
lab @erner pobl Elm, unO er ergab ii4
pbne fpeiteres in iein S4idial, ais er
66rte, ipie Der commdnbirenoe SffiSier
BEN 9eTebl Sur 9tbfiibrung Der 8efans
qenen ert6eilte. Dobin aud INNER
man i'm bringsn mohte, sr ipiiroe ia
pbne 3peifel @elesenbeit finben, bur4
bic pa6rbeitsgemGbe 0dritelung leis
ner GrlebniiIe feline Iofortige 5reiIal>
iune 5u eripirten, unb na9bem bic
@efabr poriiber mar, bate er It4ers
lid 9egriinbete 8eranlaIIung, nit otes
fem i9nellen @noe ieiner tur5en Sns
Iurgentenlaufba9n Sufrieoen gu Iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

afiidsgefd6rtsn oifen6dr eroBen Gms
brud 9emd9t. sic betrd6teten ifx
nit iebr reIpettOplIsn 8Iiden; in ben
GrTplg ieiner 8emii9un9en absr I9ies
men Fie tein grobes @ertrauen gu Ieben.
Senn itatt i'm I'M feline Yrotettion ats
augebeu, tpie es bod in fOl6em Sdlle
bds Rd9itliegenbe gepeIen fpdre, bdten
lie ibn irur, ibuen elm lpenig 9rannts
ipein unf etipds gu ehen Sa taufen, bd
fie febr bangrig isien uno bd = mi.
Der Spre9er NIT einem getpifsn 9als
9snbumpr bin5ufiigte - Der Sffi5ier
nit feiner WtuHitiOn m0gli4eripeiIe
nod cine CUTE Detle duf f9 pdrten
Iahe. SbipoGl bic btsbsrigen @rfab>
rungen i'm gu Der @rfenntnib gefii6,.
bdtten, buB er init fsinem Geloporratb
mDglidit buusbdltertIdJ umgeben mill
fe. mar Werner bod) ui1t bartberSig
seHug, ben armen 8uri9en ibre Bite
db5ui6lagen, unb er muBte nic1t ipeitts
ger dls 5lpei ipeitere @olnItiide opferH,
bamtt ieoer feineG S9idIalsgenoheu
einen tleinen Su9en bon Der 9lrt, mia
lie in 8uenos 2tires an ben Strabens
eden feilgebaIten tperoen, un0 cine gee
rtn9e Quantitdt Pulque erbielt. Man
bate fir bic geIpenbets Summe bes
quem bic bunbertfdbe Wenge oieIer
@enuBmittel fdufen t0nnen,, aber Wers
ner puBte ieBt bereits gu @eniige, peIs
der beIpnoere Yreistarif bier i'm llnz'
terfu9ungsgefdngniB 9eltung bate.
Wttt ritaunen unb tiefem Wiitleib lab.
er, cine tpie ungemehene 6reuoe feline
gertngfiigige Spenbe bel ben 9efunsea
nen berborief.
r9lrmieliges @sIinbel!~ grinIte Der
unter bem Seniter Itebenos Ntulatte.
~glber pielIei9t befeblen Senpr fir ii1
ielbft eius SlaI9e Weiu unb elm Stiid
8raten2 @s lit alles gu baben, penn
es dad freili9 einige Miibe perurIas
9en tpirb."
Ueruer f9iitteIte ablebnenb ben
&opf. @r mar Der GrpreHungen miibe
unb fii9lte iiberbies ni9t bus gerinsIte'
8ebiirfniB leibli6er @rquidung.
uWenn sic mir sinen 9i.nit ertpeis
fen tppllen, Corporal, Iagte er, 10.
i4affen sic bieIen @erpunbeten bier
pom 5eniter fort unb laKen i'm bur9
etnen 9naoeni4uB BON ieinen AuaIen
erlDIeu.-
Der Mulatte sudte nit ben 2l9Ieln.
rNas pollen sic, Senor2 Ser
Menf9 bat es ii9 ielbIt Su5uI9reiben,
tpenn es nit ibm lGnger bauert als!
ibm lieb Iein fann. @es6ulb bsging err
bic 0ummbeit, ii9 su ipioerIeben? Sd
babe fsinen 9efebl i'm gu tDbtsn, ,unb er
ftirbt audi, Obne baB mir nod cine Suz
gel an i'm OerI6penben. 9lber ipenn
fein @elpiniel Sbnen Iditig 1T, tpiG t9
ibn ba oriiben gu ben anoeren lperfen
ldfTen."
Wirtlib ert6eilte er einen bu6ingez
benben 9efebl, unb elm paar Solbdten,
bic ii6 nur ungern in i6rem &drtenz
ipiel batten itDren laifen, fiibrten ibn
raid aus.
8erner le6nte Iif an bas SenIter,
10 baB er ben i9redliaen @tntel nit
ben iibereinanber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
leibern niht 5u feben bruuhte, uno
barrie, in tribe @ebanten perloren, Der
tommenOen 0inge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
16. 6 a pitel.

Sine balbe Stunoe, bic 1t9 bem
8artenben gu elmer @pigteit ausges
bebnt bate, mar perItri9en, obne oaB
fi9 bus Bib auf benz @efdngniBbpfe
irgenblpie perGnbert bate. 9a er'
tDnte nit idarfem Slange bic 9lOde
am @ingdngstbor, bic ieoesmal ge5os
gen perben mubte, ipenu SemanO bon
orauBen GtnlaB begebrte. Die Elm
elettrii9er S9lag ourh5udte es Ber'
ner. Sas tpnnte ia tein anberer iein,
ais Senninger, benn in Der lan9en
3eit bGtte man ben tltr5en gDeg bis
sur Ga(le San Murtin uno mad oem
6efGngniB 5uriid bequem breimal me'
cben t0nnen. Nlit perbaltenem Qtbem
Itarrte er unperpanot nd9 Der Shiir
biniiber, aber cine fur6tbare Gnts
tGuI6ung mar es, bic inn gu tbell
purbe.
Die oa eintraten, tamen eetpib ni4t,
nm i6n Su befreien. @r ertannte ben
betruntenen Sffiaier, Der porbin bic
@recution befebIigt, uub bem ii4 tns
sptIhen nod elm anoersr, ni9t minoer
elegant uno tbeatralii4 uufgepuBter
9amerao angeIhlohen bate. otntsr
i6nen aber puroen 5tuei barfiiBt9e,
3erlumpte SoIoaten ii9tbar, bic
f1peiBtriefenO einen srOben Soften
idhleppten. glud ipenn Werner nod
i'm 3peifel bariiber gepeIen pGre, mas
bieIe &iite entbislt, piirben tbn idpn
bic eriten, ipeitbin psrnebmIiden 8Orte
bes uniformirten Senters nit nur gu
erauIamer 0eutlidteit bapon untsrs
ridbtet bdben.
aSeraus nit ben I9uftisen ReOoIua
tiondren!" i6rie Der Sffi5ier, rtptr
baben Yatronen eenug, I'm lie bonn
Sopf Biz gu ben 5iiBsn NIT auseln gu
fpiden."
2ansIam unb berbroFen itellten iid
bic Solbatsn Der blutbeIpriBten Wauer
qea.niiber auf. Die 9efansenen, bic
ids in5pii9en na9 MOgIidteit duf
bsm sepflait,rten SuBbObsn ibrsr 3eae
bequ,m eemadt batten, ridteten iia
ibpeigenb auf; bic Sbiir puroe seOffs
net, unb bsrisIbe Corporal, nit bem
0erner porbin unterbunbelt bate, err
i1ien duf Der S6pelle. r8orpdrts!
Mta6t euh fertisl" rief er in bari6em
Zone ben 9efungenen gu. Damn aber
Ii6 an ben iungen Seutiden tpenoeno,
fubr er iebr bOfli4 unb nit einem
gtnfluge artissn 8eoauerns fort: Dgs
it porbei, Senor! Sbr Sreunb III
pifeubar psrniinftig genuG ii4 niht in
cine Sadie gu miIden, bic ibm nur
llugelegenbeitsn berurIuden t0nnte. Sc
tbut mir leio, aber ib bate Sbren i'm
@orbinein iagen tDnnen, oaB es 10
Icin piirbs. SeBt IGBt ii4 in Sbrer
9(ngetegeubsit leiper niats petter mas
9en."
(SortIsbung folgt)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12

- Sn Der traurisiten Gage mad
man oft bic beiteu MiBs.
Iron County register., 1899-12-14
grnu Gunutg geeister
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year, $3.50. Sir Months, So.z5.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
FaTnfshed on Application. .Seecial In
9HcemeHks TO Home Patrons.
Address, REGISTER, Ironton, Missouri.
Iron County register., 1899-12-14

Shoe Horn, 81.
Scissors, 75c and up.
Stamp Boxes, 25c and up.
Cork Screw, $1.25.
Book Marks, SOC and up.
Key Rings, Soc.
Iron County register., 1899-12-14

Button Hooks, 35c.
Nail files, Soc and up.
Tie Holders, 35c.
Hat Marks.
Hat Pins, 81.
Letter Seals, 35c and up.
Iron County register., 1899-12-14

Silver Mugs from $1.25 to 81. 80.
Ink Stands, $1.25.
Hearts, zoe to SOC.
Tooth Brushes, SOC up
Paper Knife, 75e and up.
Curriers', SOC and up.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Need Houses.

On vacant lots and in hooks and
corners about Weiser the white tent
peeps forth at the inqulring eye.
They are occupied by people who are
unable to rent houses in the TOWN.
from the simple fact that there are
none to rent. For four solid years
it has been thus in Weiser-scarcely
a house to be had for love or money.
With houses that cost from $500 to
$1,000 renting from $40 to $15 per
month, it seems remarkable that dur
ing all this time no capital has been
discovered TO build the houses 10 sup
ply the towns demand.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

Gus Gray was in from Seven Dew
lis again this week,
Tents, tarpaulins and wagon sheets
at Gerwick's.
MIR. 7. W. Bates is convaescent,
being able to be around town.
A. G.. Cordelle received an invoice
of refrigerators and hot weather
goods this week.
Sol Taylor returned from the Klon-
last Monday looking as hearty as
when he departed.
John Hanthorn went to Astoris
this week to take his place in the tin
ming department of the cannery.
S. Werneth is having new side
walk built on the north of his brew
cry. Let the good work continue
Werner Hopkins, after spending I
few days in Weiser with his parents
returned to Burns, Oregon, Saturday
Mr.. Alex Johnston has returned
from Milwaukee where he has beel
visiting his sister for several months
James Gerwick this week ordere'
a tent 30x50. 1t will be used il
various places in Washington count
for holding revival meetings.
Lots of house painting, papering
etc, going on. Sheriff Dean, VIII
Anderson, Walter Riggs and other
have kept the painters busy.
Bobby Gaylor, the great comedian
will play one night, April 25th 8
Opera Houses If you want Who'll
evening of solid fun don't miss thi
show.
Mr.. s. Morehead has sold his proF
erty on Commercial Street to Gerr
Snow for the sum of $3.50. Nj
Morehead and family intend takin
their departure for Dillon, Mon.
June.
Mr.. Chss. Allen of the firm {
Brown & Allen. the sswmill firm
Yesterday put force Of men at wor
clearing the size of the old sawmi
preparatory to putting in place the
. new engine and boiler. Standard
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

Bv local applications AS they cannot
reach the diseased portions of the ear.
There is only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi-
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan tube. When this tube is inf1amed
you have a rumblng sound or imperfect
hearing and when IL is entirely closed,
deafness is the result, and unless the in
fiamation Can be taken out and This tube
restored 10 It's normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
ten are caused by Catarrh. which is moth
ing but an infiamed condition OF the mu-
cnus surfaces
We will give One Huddred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by Catarrh,
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
| Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, D.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

some time next week Tor the purpose
OF raising 1925, 600 &tth which to
meet the first expenses of the pro-
posed extensions. His head quarters
will be in Boston and he hopes to sell
enough stock to cover the amount
needed If not, he will borrow the
money on the compsny's credit.
"Much of the work of extending
and perfecting the lines OF the cor
poration is already under way. The
material is on the ground Tor an ex-
tension from Nephl to Mt. Pleasant
An additional pair of heavy copper
wires is being strung from Salt Lake
to Logan.
"The work of constructing line
from Idaho Falls to Dillon, Mont.
and the string of heavy copper wires
from Pocatello to Dillon is being
pushed rapidly forward This will
complete the connection between the
Montana and Utah divisions Of the
company, enabling all Montana points
TO talk with all Utah points, as well
as points as far northwest as Spokane
over the lines of the corporation.
General Manager Murray gave
details of a line that is to be built
from Weiser to the newly opened
Buffalo Bump country in Idaho. He
says that new line was also in pro-
cess of construction from Sheridan tc
Virginia City, Mont.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Congregational Supper.

On last Thursday evening at the
Congregational Church the Martha
and Mary society held its annual
meeting for the eledtion of officers
The families and quite number
of the friends of the society had been
invited and q most enjoyable even
ing was spent.
An excellent program and a dainty
lunch had been prepared by the Ia
dies and the social manner in which
everything was conducted will be
long remembered by those present.
One pleasing feature OF the evening
was the music which was furnished
by the Mandolin Club.
At the regular business meeting
the following we're named as officers
for the ensuing year:
Pres, Mrs. b. f. Hettinger; Vice
Pres Mrs. j. W. CrowelI; Sec., Mrs
Allie Bruce; Treas, Mrs. j. w
Ayers.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

about fifty acres in. the suburbs Of
Weiser. 1t includes 20 acres of prime
orchard which last year yielded 1880
from its product, large orchard OF
other fruit and = good dwelling
house. The property is easily worth
$40, 600 and the sale is watched for
by eager investors.
A demurrer in the case of Smith 4
Swanson was argued yesterday be-
fore Judge Jeffreys. Blake claimed
he did not owe as much as stated in
the complaint
The hobo who looted the church
last week and was sentenced to five
days in jail was brought before his
honor on the charge OF stealing s'an
umbrella of the value of 81" and
naught else. Thus it is seen that
criticisms at the outrage, made by
some few anxious to be shocked al
actions of county officials, is .ridicu
lous, entirely out OF place and un-
warranted.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
they served, reminded US Of the fact
that summer 10 ct hand.

tney served, Iemluuou uS VI LUG NOV
that summer is at hand
Tastetully decorated booths in
which were exhibited for sale many
pretty and useful articles In the line
OF calicoes, we're stationed along tho
hall.
That the supper was q success goes
without saying-success 10 character
istic OF the ladies OF that society
and the manner in which everyone
seemed to enjoy the same is sufficient
proof OF their nbility as cooks.
The evening closed with tue fol-
lowing weIl-rendered program, ar
ranged by the ladies and assisted by
Rev. Mcpherson;
Song, s'Mamma Don't be Crvss TO
Me, by Grace Cordelle.
Doll drill, by sixteen little girls.
Song, "My Little Rag Doll, BY
Verna Coakley.
Recitation, s'SpArtacus to the Glndi-
ators, "py Harry Wultf.
Song, 'l'll not Marry YOU" BY
Irene and Fred Snow.
Quartet, "Moonlight will Come
Again, by Mrs. Kmball, Mrs. La
pish, Mr.. Maryatt and Rev. Mo-
Phearsop.
The music furnished by the or
chestra and Weiser band, was among
the most pleasing features OF the
evening.
On the whole the affair was . com-
plete success, both socially and dnAr-
cially, the proceeds of the evening
amounting to &55.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
On Exhibition at the Jewelry Store Of
]. +. Kenly.
". R. SEBREE, The DONOR
To Be Contested for by Caldwell and Weiser
College Mines Some Time In june

Caldwell Tribune.
Cashier W. II. Sebree with his
characteristic liberality has had made
a beautiful prize cup to be played for
by the Weiser and Caldwell baseball
Mines 1t is beauty, stands 14t
inches high and measures 10 inches
across the base and made OF quad
ruple plate silver and lined with
gold, with two ears or handles. At
the Base OF the cup are crossed bats,
surmounted by an oak wreath, both
OF silver. The cup rests on four
|'silver base balls and has two more at
the top which support large silver
wreath. On the side encircled by q
laurel crown are the words, "Prize
Cup" in fair sized old English letters
and underneath, engraved in Spen-
cerian script are the figures, ''1899, "
and "College of Idaho, Weiser Col
lege and A." separated by an orna-
mental line. The design, as ex-
planned by Mr.. Kenly, is that the
colleges play for the cup, and under
each college is left room to engrave,
s.Won by Weiser 1885," or "Wor
by Caldwell 1899," as the case may
be, and II the other college win II
the next year it will be so designated
on the cup. The college which wins
becomes the cup defender and holds
The cup until 1t is won from it, Tht
cup is on exhibition at the jewelry
store of j. f. Kenly, who is also the
engraver. 1t was moulded BY Simp
son, Hall, Miller & Co, and is thu
admiration Of the whole country
The donor is Mr.. w. X Sebree, cash
ier of the First National Bank, Cald
we'll The above gives some idea o
what the cup is like; we have not tn
power TO describe it perfectly 1t
trophy well worth battling for.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Jackson,s Luck

The Klondike Nugget of March
4ih, received by the SIGNAL last
Saturday, contains the following
paragraph relative to an Ex Wash
ington County commissioner:
"John Jackson has sold his claim
in Monte Christie gulch to Messrs.
SCHNEIDER, Kirk and Trahuld, the
consideration being So, 900.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Idaho Mining Rights.

Booklet of so pages giving full
text of all mining laws in force in
Idaho. can be had at the SIGNAL Of
fice-75 cents cash. Order by mail.
1t is Invaluable to miners and pros
pectors, throwing light on all ques
tions regarding mining rights ant
giving all forms necessary.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Buffalo Hump Telephone.

Some 10, 900 pounds of copper
wire, insulators, etc have arrived in
Weiser and as soon as the first car OF
poles get here the Rocky Mountain
line will be pushed from Weiser to-
wards Buffalo Hump The company
will contract locally for poles through
the timbered country north.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
To Spend Large Sums on Telephone
Systems.

A few days ago the dispatches an
pounced that the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Company had in
creased its capital stock from 5000,
600 to 81, 900, 900. 1t IS the inten-
ton of the company to make exten-
sions of its system to variovs places,
one line to run to the Buffalo Hump
country, as was recently announced
The Salt Lake Herald in speaking ol
the doubling of the company's STOCK
says:
.sMr. Wallace leaves for the cas-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
New Side Track.

Two cars of ties were set out Mon
day for the new side track which the
Short Line will put in here. The
siding will be 5000 feet long and will
be located between the main track
and the park.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

Bobby Gaylor in "McSorley's 3
Twins" opened ten days engage
ment at the Grand last evening.
Gaylor is a sharp witted Irish come
dian and his play is well known
through its several appearances here
in time past. james McDuff makes
a good second to Mr.. Gaylor. Every
seat was occupied last night and
standing room was at q premium.
There will he matinee this after
noon and the regular evening perfor
nance tonight. Salt Lake Tribune.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Probate Paragraphs.

The estate of Marie Sommer, con-
sisting OF the Black Hawk mine at
Mineral, has been finally closed and
the title vested in the widower Of
deceased.
The Hart estate, an order of sale
for which has been made, consists Of
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

Buy supplies for the busy bee a
G. T. Williams. Bee supplies Of al
kinds.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

WANTED-Eggs and butter and
home cured meats. Also seconp-
hand wagons and buggies at JONES
Shop.