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ARE SHOCKED INTO HEALTH.
hysfctan Hits y New Cure for
Certain Diseases

ne rhvslesaf has stScerersg4 a rsw usa
FIR tae Asnr.y nous lstfer Hs has observed
tAat Ia cases II agss&yta meta nc sssssla
rsss0snas &ra, efe.. patients hass some
times been cured ~ q violent ard sudden
sNaes Tia fact nsAfg established the
dacfor sad ta himself Why nas sk4oek
Fly gatentN sns0 good hssltk = ard since
se~ idea occurred go Asan Ass life Aas bsar
ret orgF profitable ESfs also entertaining
Hs salts tss@ sss5cx 70 the Gaze hgss SAYS
thai - sas As1 setter results from arnav !.
rsasss letters than fran AIRY other method
a stx carefully constructed letters fail
~ isnaerdo abuse and threats ~ Injury
VIII give Q yatSeas ~ absorbing tnsegexs
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Will ENFORCE LIE CRONE LAW.
sssse Heard Of Pharmacy Deter
1tnes ipon R~xtstry

iatoAAs April Is.~-Tae state board q
tas1I'fiscy determined seloy 10 rtxt4ly en-
ars about ssa state druggists "a h. resfs-
x. $3.50 under HE nsw saa. II etxeu loo AMI
80 Incompetent pBarmacis wi.i h.. Prose
eEsfssi go
Licenses to practice as Registered nhar.
nsaeasss Were granted today so Allie. !
summers. Mar;sstlle. EwaA Trick Ia o.
TIE Edward Eva. Tacoma T. r. Yeraea
naitaFH AGGlph Bronson Seattle l.
" siis. sfsasches. f. II. Gregory, s4.4stie
a. assistant pnarsnac.ss: Char,ss Yosrg.
niniesk: W IA. Carter, Seattle. Nzrsls
Graves. Tacoma
Miss Summers is the fourth woman To
DC granted pharmacists license
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Special Dispatch 70 the Post nfeIiigencer.
OLYMPIA. April Estate Saperin,end-
ent Browne has called tire attention OF
county superintendent to the provisions
Of section III Of the code OF public insiruc-
ton concerning the funds arising from
fines which are turned into the general
school fund OF the state. The state auditor
reports that bat one county In the past
two years has RENTED funds for this
source This gives rise 10 an inquiry
whether or not the county officers have
had their attention called - the provisions
of the ahoye-na med section
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" zsHTSGTOE April gs.~The cabinet
meeting was devoted entirely % cosss4ser-
as49n * TIE Cuban debt 1sas@t.en- Some
Oh sections wers RAISED "a Secretary Alger y
pan for a general extension feg Gre year
ard SeszTs nsssicTls sG settle further extern
@sons. sna he wa@ Eez43sstss4 10 rNvtSe ais
Cr&SE SO as ~ provide 4 straight szt r.
Sa9sI sar Three years. NsfnJ1t eyTngsisns ~
details. Tntsrext rates x3li Es<s - rhangsvs.
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PEACH ORCHARDS SUFFER.
FROST In Whitman County Does Ina
m~a>- Anaonns OF Damage

Special Dispatch 70 she Pest Tzfs Sence-.
C1iFAx. April f~--Eseports from ar
ch&YGs a48nG Sg8ks ysTer are sh&. all the
Esaehe@ ara killed Orchard rnsn report
thSt tut fey % sAe trees have bfpcfaeA
Cgf. and ever in SucA eases sAe blossom
does u@f indicate "a peach
Many e the trees have ,>ee- killed. III
y.Ts}y 10 tAs ground vGtnsng may ~ tae
tsssf orchards In this county Apsfeasx wsii
BE- vary peer crop AManE the early
fra.ss cherries AsaEe Ia tia region will
Ti~tx lsrgeSy
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BERTRAM TENNY>oN. q. G.
Nephew OF the Poet Laureate VIII
Exptore Northern Country.

VANCOUVER. II. .. April is.Bertram
Tennyson. . e. nephew ~ the late poet
laureate. and ]. VI. NcGlliivray. ~ Inyer-
ness Scotland, are bound for the north
and VIII spend she tir1e until next autumn
In r trip through the Atiln ard Casssav
districts.
They are Interested n mining claims IN
the G'.SSsa~ district. - develop which they
viii II the properties 8Te promising. in
stall hysiYaal}c plants next year En- route
they sntead taking advantage ~ all big
game WITH which the country &ho1Bss. a $
n good portion ~ the Journey Yah be- made
on foot an Indian Is beng taken along.
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Tacoma Land Company IL at Last
Ont of the Courts.

sracial Dispatch 10 the rs,st-Intellleeneer
TACOMA April is.-~Ati tire Tacoma land
company cases that have proved a bar -
the complete control of the rssSrganisFi
COMPANY have bern settled and the famous
controversy IL now practically c1lt ~
court
Before Judge Williamson this forenoon
the caxes were ossniisSsd one ~ one on
the motion ~ the various plaintiffs ex
ee;stgrv the claim ~ Attorneys ShaTpssein
nlattner for x.aa attorneys fees IN
Procuring tltle ~ A tract az hand near
Wapato lake. As this tract has been or
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aers9 by the court 10 be so,d segssratsfv
= VIII not interfere In any way WITH the
panIss % the rsorgansxed COMPANY
TIE last suit 10 Dc settled aad Dismissed
ana the one which has caused ~ sruea
sfgsaIaa 81 late. Was tus John Gale eEslrr.
" sAse on a deficiency judgment TIE
'usilt WAS private. bur is thought 10
have been nearly AZ the rIalnsgr-ss 49,.
re money was paid oyer Ia Mr. Ca Ia
soad coin Ia the Office 81 Pasllz, TiIlGrghas,
Company Aa
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service From Yukon to Peavey VIII
lie Established.

WASHINGTON. April ia urstai r84sa
entirely north II sas Afrstc circle will rs
established Ia Akae ska. hetaesss Yukoa on
fas river q mat aaEEs. and Peavey. a dis
lance IL about - miles
FN91Ir gpS2na trips wsH 30 nsAssa from No.
Yersa5sr 1. lNss 20 MAY L next year.
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CLUB roR MUTUAL BENEFIT.
south Hend Citizens Organized Tn
der Favorable Conditions

SPECIAL Dispatch - the P3st~TntsSl{xencer.
SOUTH BEND. April IA nuuahe- Of
the hes; citizens u South Bend met last
b.sFf An3 DECIDED - 5rgantxe a has aS9s
mems clu6. Eighteen names we're signed
n begin Wi q. and each donated 81 70 meet
necessary expenses. A committee consist
SaE Of ~, r Brown. NJ n Egbe<s Jc-
seau - Helm. Val Heath ard II " r.
Hewen VAS appointed - canvass the town
Tor active rss rs1sTs, ana + Is confidently
sxWsrtsS thar tsa NAMES wlg tss secured
This club. instead % hoeFning. South Rerd
lHf tends - &swgee It's attention ta tna nat
uTai resources 81 the entire county
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Special ptSpatch IA ire Post-InteH igeneer.
PORT ANGELES. April nAngeio Del
dgca a Ia horer on the Tt Angeles East
ern railway was caught landslide TO-
day and crushed 50 badly that hn died at
6 o clock. \ brother q. Black Diamond has
been telesraphed fer.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliig.ncer
OLYMPIA. April is~-The board of land
commissioners today ordered sold eighty
acres of timber on land In wahksakum
county appraised at $50 sale 10 take
place May 10 William puby a. Co. have
purchased furty-seven acres Of timber on
land in Thursson county for ssSs. and r
r. Sestistun 81 Elma. has pnreha sed
thirty-sive acres OF timber for &sa. 80.
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Kings ~ the Hunting Field" by Thor

NFNk% Hf thf FfWUttr~ EIeFN, ty Thor
MANLY
FB1picsde WAS 20 Ashert@a Smith n
crime for which death Itself waa too iesa~
lent a penalty And his wife u~ed Ia tell
how. on one ogessfeF. he terrified all the
TALES ~ shs breakfast table hy dropping
the nssssnpaE5ar with an exclamation ~
horror *AEAat has hsposnsag'' sney erf.sf
expecting "a rear NJ ~es1e amfsii European
calamity. ~Harpenesitr ne gre@aea ssaa.
lag OVER his sfssetacles seIsguniy. why by
Jpye' q dog fox has been burned 70 Death
in 4 aarntt'
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Special Dispatch to the Post -Intelligeneer.
LEAF April 1s.-Ths adj
tourred inquest over the remains OF Will
lam Moor. was held this morning. the
verdict being that he died from excessive
drinking The funeral took place this
afternoon Rev Lockwood officiating.
Moore was supposed tn HAN from Roches-
ter, " Y
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Again Made q Citizen.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post fnteliigencer
OLYMPIA April H-Wigiam STAFFORD
has been restored To civil rights by the
governor Swarorsf WIS sentenced 20 tho
feniteuttarv from snshonish county ia
rxs for burglary He served but ten
months and was then discharged
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BoLsTERING Up THE PARTY.
silver Champions Deny That the
Organization IL Diaintexrnting.

DENVER. April ls.~senstor Henry NJ
Teller and Congressman Joha r. snafrofn
tonight issued addresses Ia the voters uf
;hts and adjoining states. denying that tha
Silver Republican party is asstntegrat ting
They held that the necessity for the par y
IL f9ak as great for the next cAfnpsi9a AZ
Il was for tae last and pronounce absurd
the statements thai the rn@intAers ~ the
party are go4ng 20 The Old parties.
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DEMOCRATS CARRY NEW HAVEN.
Mayor and Entire City Ticket Prob
ably Elected.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 1s.~As ths
clty election held here To-Day. Cornelius Y
Urfsco!i, the Democratic candidate fer
mayer. defeated Frederick H. fsfrnswnrth
Republican. the present inc grahsns hy up
@ard Or z..@ plurality. IL is psotsahse thas
she entire Democratic shcket sas elected
Tho vote was large
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-fntelllgericsr
OLYMPIA, April is.~-tse rye Webster,
convicted OF murder In tire arst degree in
Spokane county for killing Mrs i4lye {.
Aspland TN 1885,. must hang. the superior
court today sustaining tire lower courts
findings. The murder wss "A particularly
atr0ci0us one
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intshigencsr
OLYMPIA, April is.-The Judgment %
the superior court Of Waila Wsi'a county
ss sustained in the ease Of John ST Gore
ct a! respondents. va, w. @. Hlalock. ap-
rsrtsanf
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been in delrium from erysipelas In the
face was missed yesterday and found
this morning on the beach where he had
been washed UP by the tide. He was a
native OF Wick Scotland, about IS years
OF age and unn1arrted.
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VICTORIA II = April is-Tug Gear
arrived here this afternoon, havirg turned
ever her tow ~ the helpless city % seat
lie "a the Tacoma. which she met AT San
Juan
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s.xtn~~r Want. - Guarantee.

VICTORIA Il &. April N-Ceeti n
Smith ~ Toronto who was selected for
th., position of civ engineer far Victoria.
hax wired tire mayer declining me position
unless given fun power and guaranteed a
tern, ~ SnGaxernsst
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VANCOUVER y e. April tS~-~fsre
were s9yas }EtsrssLEag Developments n ths
tass8ys strike today. tsT uaast 3gTs g.1y ART
hesnE TIE statement swa4s ~ " Robinson
- Hastings street, thai ne would sec1lre
= runaes~ ~ gsSen frers Montreal shc4ia
hs AAr3ss E4nt Fet4rT 70 work
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VICTORIA q r April ~ NJ NJ
Es-r. . pE4rfs- 81 re Cossa1ss, wac cas-
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DEATH LURKS ON TRAILS.
lee Breaking Up In the Yukon
Causes IN Entire Party to
OtaoWUe0P.

VICTORIA, b. c., April lS--Men Just
arrived from the KiondIke say that the
Yukon Is already breaking up and is
flooded from Marsh lake up One parry Of
fo.r, headed by stuart. II Snohe.nish
with their dogs.
" alle the Mike party, now here was
crossing summit lake, last Saturday. John
Deiand went through the ice. and Was
only rescued with officially. Grave anx-
Lefty is expressed for those row On the
trail.
Not known in Snohomish.
SNoHOMfSH. April ls-~As far as can
be- ascertataed no one named Stuart mas
left this place for the kiondike. mis-
take must have been made either in the
name Of the man or the place from which
he hailed.
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Flesh brushes.
SC and sc
w his X Rrvssuss.
81. isc. Nc. &C. sc.
Saee Brushes. sc.
paGs~rs. isk.
Nall Brushes. isc.
Hand Brushes. 10.
SC, ~. -
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New Law Firm.

Among OF ~. recent business
changes is the IMITATION of new
and substantial law firm this week
Messrs. John w. Ages, b s. Var
ian and Geo. 2 Rhea having formed
partnership in the legal profession
under the firm name of Avres, Var
ian & Rhea, which association sue
ceeds that of Varian, Ayres & Var
ian, and occupies the same offices.
The new firm is a great strengthen
ing of Weiser's legal circles and n
great addition TO the sinews of The
city.
MIR. Ayres, the senior member, is
well known throughout the country
as one of Weiser's progressive and
substantial citizens, and man of
the strictest honesty. His persistent
energy and attention to business dur
ing number of years residence here
has brought him large practice in
his profession and has enabled him
to make investments that have per-
manently identified him with Weiser.
He is now county attorney.
Bert Varian is the son of q 5.
Varian, the well known Salt Lake
attorney. and since his advent in
Weser has won many friends and
acquired reputation for persistence
and hard work, and determination III
all matters in his charge. He is one
of the promising young men OF the
town and is now filling the position
of general attorney for the Z. q L.
IN. Rv , and is also city attorney.
| Mr.. Geo. P. Rhea is a recent
conner from Salt Lake, where he was
in active practice three years. lie is
an Indiana man, having heen borr
and raised on a Hoosier farm, fire
quently teaching school during ih'
winter months. He studied law dur
ing his leisure moments and practicet
in the Justice court; at the age OF ~
he left the farm, was admitted t.
the bar, and shortly after went tt
Nebraska, where he was county
Judge of Phelps county for thre'
terms, not having any opposition II
two elections. While judge he prac
liced in the higher courts. The su
preme court records of Nebrask
show many very important cases i
which Mr. Rhea and his brother wer
! sole counsel on one side, and til
5 records show but one case lost. l
'96 he went to Salt Lake and dur'n
his stay there acquired reputatlo
, among the best lawyers of the city
! He has been induced TO come
4 Weiser through belief that 1t has
! great and magnificent future. ID
was called into one case IN the ia'
0 term of court although here but
t day or two) and acquitted himse
with marked credit and was hlgh
V complimented by the court and other
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Assessment Notice.

Second Extension Ditch Company. Limited
Principal place OF business. Weiscr, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
directors held on October 10th. 1900, an assess
ment OF $3.50 per share. was levied on the sub
iaribed capital stock OF the corporation, payable
to the secretary ut his residence 2M miles south
east OF Weser. Idaho, on or before the 10th day
OF November. 1892
Any stock upon which snid assessment may
remain unpaid on November 10th, 1899. viii be
delinquent aud advertised for sale Mt public auc-
ton; and unless payment is made before. will
be sold on the 30th day OF November. 1899, Mt The
secrctary.s office. Mt o'clock p. m, to pay the
delinquent assessment together with the costs OF
advertising aud expenses OF sale.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
AUGUST BREcKnAN, Secretary.
Welser Oct TO- 1890. 49,
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To Washington County Teac hers.

The State Teachers Association,
through the State Reading Circle,
adopted two books for the teachers
use, Formation of the Union" pub.
lished by Longman, Green & Co. at
S1.08, and "Dr Garmo's Essentials
of Methods" published by D. G.
Heath, Boston, Mass at so cents.
The history questions for the Nov.
Feb. and many teachers examina.
iions will be based on the former text
to the thirteenth chapter. The ques-
lions on Theory and Art based on the
latter first, second and third parts
Teachers will please govern them
selves accordingly.
Very truly,
FRANCES H. GALLOWAY.
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The sun is shining at last after almost
two weeks of cloudy, rainy Weather
, Lilly Spoor has gone to Weiser to be
treated by DIR Numbers.
Warren Wilkcrson has taken the CON
tract 10 carry the mail between Alpine
and Indian Valley.
Mrs Mcpherson has moved into the
Anderson house and will make this her
home for the winter
Mr. Kinser's family have moved from
Crane to the Mcpherson house, where
thev will live until Mr. Kinser's school is
out
Miss Francis Galloway. our amiable
county school superintendent. is paying
this part of the county visit and look
ing after the school interests IN general
Jack Mcpherson left for Minnesota
with car load of horses a few days ago.
He expects to dispose of them at some
point on the road and will spend short
time visiting relatives friends at his old
home near Minneapolis
Nick Woods and family have moved
to Boise for the winter, but expect to re-
turn to their home in the spring
RG Steward and Others started 10 the
"Devils" Monday last, 10 do assessment
work for Andrew Adams
MIR Horn returned from Welser Satur-
dav, with his father from Suollt, loahe
The old gentleman will spend the winter
here visiting his three SONS
Mr. } Hutchinson and sixteen otnei
teamsters, who are loaded for D IL Smitl
of Salubria, for his Warrehs store, nav
been stormed in ut the lakes Tor seVera
days, fears are expressed by many INA
they will not be able to go over Tn
mountain, if 1t showed there as much
in this strip of country
Albert Mcdowell jeff Anderson an
Others. who have been hunting on ga
mon river, returned SATURDAY eNehin
after a three weeks absence Inc part
killed over twenty deer Ihey report
disagreeable trip owing TO the neav
mountain storms which mace hun'i"
laborous work a.
Born. October 18th, to the wife oil ue
Horn. twin babies, a girl and poy' weigh
five pounds each -,
Mrs. II Lindsay says she lost larg
portion of her apple crop by the heas
freeze last week. Several others CON
nlain of the same, but Mrs. Il. is IN
greatest looser. as she had some tw
hundred dollars worth ungeathered.
Married October Ilth at the home
the brides mother. Mrs 7. Lindsay. o
the Rev. e. Elton, Mr.. Thomas hutcni'
son and Miss Cora Lindsay, all oil lnoia
Valley. About fifty guests we're inYlte
and partool< of the sumptu1us repa
which Mrs. L. knows so well now
prepare. The evening was spent III .rl
ping the light fantastic toe. Az an eali
hour their many friends, after wishi,
them many years of happiness leit Il
their several homes. The presents we
many and beautiful, but we nave on
space to mention one, the handsome 90
watch and chain presented TO the or''
by the groom.
Oct %,
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A man, whose name we were moi
able to ascertain, died in the city Jail
last Sunday night He had been
working on the railroad and ht
sprained his ankle. He was brought
TO Numbers hospital and in shorl
time he was out again. He imme'
diately proceeded to get drunk anc
was landed in Jail, where he remained
one week. He had been out one
day when he went on a drunk again
and soon found himself again in til,
cooler. He remained there five days
and WAS found dead in bed Sunday
morning He was buried Monday.
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New Subscribers.
J. II. Jones, Weiser.

J. H. Jones, Weiser.
Renewals Geo. H. Stewart, Boise
Lincoln Thomas, Weiser; Pont Moul
ton, Weiser; W. S. Jones, Weiser
John Nevin, Weiser; A. f. Hit
Welser; Fl S. JONES, Weiser; AL
Jackson, Weiser; G. Hitler, Weiser
Soil Barnett, Weiser; G. w. Tracy
Weiser; j Cousens, Weiser; G. I
Williams, Weiser; Mrs. j. H Han
thorn, Weiser; j. p Gray, Weiser
Ed Darby, Huntington; j. H. Xii
loran, w. H. Eckles, Salubria.
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Persisted FROM EXPOSURE.
An Engineer on the P. & l. N. Survey
Gets Lost and Dies.


On the 10Th of October, Frank
N Sneider, a young engineer in
charge of one of the P & | N sur
veA ing camps on Little Salmon, went
out hunting and failed to return that
evening A party searched all day
and finally found his dead body. He
was lying on the ground with his hat
for pillow, and is supposed he be-
came lost in the darkness which came
on before he got near the camp and
that he persisted from exposure to
the nclement weather. His body
WAS brought to Wtiser and shipped
to Ogden, where he was from and
where he leaves wife.
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Builder Burnley.

Mr. j. D. Burley, one of Weiser S
we'll known builders, was not seen II
time for the building notes on hrs'
page. MIR. Burley is in charge Of
the Vial building, which is nearl,
ready for the front, He is also just
finishing up two story dwelling a
the Weiser Ferry for BobSTuttle.
C. O. Davis is doing the work OF
the new assay office.
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INDIAN VALLEY.

Indian Valley is one OF the many beautiful
valleys OF Washington county. 1t is almost IL
the center OF the county, has the same genera
pleasant climate. and some OF the most Deautllu
and valuable farms in the county are found here
Good schools and Il thriving and growing popu-
Iation vale well 1T for man to live i'll.
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ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
are sold on positive guarantee. Cures
heart burn, raising of the food. distress
after eating or any form of dyspepsia.
One little tablet gives immediate relief.
25 cts. and so cts. For sale by G. T..
Williams, druggist.
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Notice Of Sale Of School Land..

ember 9th 1892 at 10 O'Clock n. M, there will be
offered for sale, pursuant to law. at public auc-
ton, at the court house in Weiser. Washington
county, Idaho tracts of State Lands situated In
Washington county. ms follows:
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Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received for third
storv ON Vendome Hotel until Nov.
ID. 1899. Plans and specifications
at Office.
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Come and examine our great STOCK
of dry goods, just arrived. Greatest
line of ladies' underwear in Weiser'
John Rose.