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WIRE AND NAILs.
GALVANIZED Giid

GhIvanlzed bIldden a3.4U NalIs 81. 80 hase
Advances for common over base: Cd zoe; Sd
A5c, I'd and I'd zoe Cd zoe: Sd 10c; led aud lsd
&c; quotations ave for less than car lots.
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London Money,

Circulation ..... ..4...... Increase fa;le0
The banks BOW hold s2i,i7S.@e IN excess 81
this requirements OF the p per cent rule.
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eu1purNrs FROM BRYAN

BRYAN. April gi.--Messrs. Lucas . n'ps
.,lrrs5 4as head OF cattle from here 70 y,
T,oEis and Denver. They have been 1so'De
them here the past winter.
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BANANAs--Fer bunch, packed, s2ooT225;
loCse eulls 81. 25qi.6G
Z CoCOANUTS--Per hundred $3.50.
LEMONS-S9 .75G1S 90
ORANGE S-California navels $3.75140o.
California seedlings s2.75dS.01.
STRAWBERRIES crate, S4.0oI4.50,
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coFFEE.

w.w york Aoril "a. --Cotsea--options unr
hanged 10 pcints hieheT; sales bsoo otss ~.
spot ouitt: No. invoice fA: no. ioppahs
81. Mid quiet: Cordoya sdls'
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Nlfl VUVIHTVH5 WVTT 80 IVTF7-"' . eo1,o "a,
unsteady. winter patents s.tOUS,tp
stfn.ghts s0a3 80; clears 3.l0gtS.30i spripg
ereciaIa As; patents 3.3043.fj; sWaignts
2.s0Gs 10; bakers ,206z.5g 49,,
Wksat~-No. spring 729lSi NO. spring oo3
ess5 no. red l5tsaiI1a.
Corn--No. 2, $40; No. yellow Stk,e ,a
Oats-No. >, 27hd27a, No. ? white su99
giIk; No white 29izms0..
Eyp--No. 2, 57L.
Barley--No ?. 40af7,
Titx seed--Na. !, LII, new IL,
Timothy seed~-PFlme 2.s3A@2,s 80.
Mess pork--Per Dbl. 1908. ".
Iard-Per 100 lbs. 5.22ikdb25.
short ribs kldes--Iooee. 1000 90.
short clear sides--Boxed. = .oogsss+s'
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New York. Ami y wheat Receipts 9, s2s

New York Ami % -Wheat--keeeipts 5i,2zb.
bpsheis: exports 1860 bushels; SPOT steady:
No ? red S97s 4 0. b. ahosti NO Northern
weak At 70 decline; May 77H: July 71ss; sep
tsmber IN December 1sN. Hides--sleaayi
Galveston 70 70 Is pounds. l6isGl7i Texas afy,
pounds lSls Leather steady, Wool gull
domestic ieeee 7Gis2; Texas li4A. Cotton
seed oil continues very dull; prime crude szte.
| yellow 26I5d27: of summer yellow 21h4-o;
butter grades 30. The metal exchange issued
20 renort today.
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C0rteFY1- amount o.
plated farm wprs

3 n rhesa c,io,r,nrsrisors are based upon iOo
as representinx last years acreage f.1 NJ,
amount of farm work accomplished on the i'Ne
date
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SEED POrAToES-~Eatly Rose genuine
Northern, ss.te1s.7S per u-pccs ptis. Peerless
sS.5ons.io per ll.paek bbls Tennasscs Tri,
tn ph, " sacks si.25 rcr hushoL
POULTRY Hons &15d3to flyers s. e5a
nte.o0. eobnlers sio.waisoo per dozen, az,
cording 70 size and quality. Ducks So 250
9. 90 Geese S. 50N5 81 f,lii ieathorsA
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|rFsS BARoNETER
.,.dI,i,s and an Index to The
'T,Is,Ins in The Markets
~, strawberry INDUSTRY
,,,d IN Houston Than
ra' Nancy In choice se'-
'',,e. About Trade.

IA saturday, April ~
hs 's~taOles and berries are
ss' I'm. s.s 10 south Texas than
p' " prices obtained are ~.
NJ ~ y. Il. early shipments, and
'as' ~. y M more money than IN
''I,' rom Il 10 TO 200 per cent more NOR,
nm ,soroushered poultry than
plah scrubs. The same rula
illslne For Instance, last
\ Louis tho following ME- sslen or ar
y .rsrberries per slx e!. vi "a q
Nj rrate. Florida ~ eil.vo,
IN sas a LOUISIANA $500 Alabama
81, hsrrles readily sold ~
hrlsspn Taking the freight
NJ Isls' ,,nn II can readily 10
n ts las 4 4 much better inar ,s,s.
ioa .,.,n.ry planter than -; Lo .'.,.s
|sli ,e w mo slneriaed the SHIPPERS.
u. . t ,",riss nav to raise Is uencn-
Y. t ,s,icr,ps. which is FROM the
Y ,s;s Al THURSDAY .a
~ l Ma~b y the Western rouiIy
lslt,,'9sr RON J. g. Bierwort OF
u v sls"s There we're twenty -four
II; Hsssrted In quart boxes, Ill re-
III. md they arrived in tine con-
rs,rd street commission mer-
In ~, ~ the largest strawnerrles
a'y W. TEXAS, and many of them
|. MI n 10 diameter, Tnel re ,',,, Z
Z ~ ! quart, which was much
XII Y, usual price received, ,,,.
y y n.u y gaming in freely from Mis-
4 y" berries viii begin to ar
~ which has the name Of
y M finest strawberry growlhs
y - n void reports dat the croi
! " III middle OF May, and thc1
IN sis sseore a shipper instead ~ q
,ssvherries. :. o6z, a,
4 ,,srags berry sold at 5000 o.
\. n extra choice brought 500
~ !. more land and no more labor
81 |, raise the choice variety.
IN sugar and Tobacco. .,
I'D es-Tbe sugar crop for 1881
4. animated a. sO7,soS English tons
~, ,or 1895 OF 1872, 032 tons.
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Aouaton Hailrond Receipts.

lIeuAtou's Eross recolnts u cotton by the
various railroads entering the city Were ~
folloWE bA'
Houston ami Texas Central ;.,,,."''. sP
international and Great Northern .t. VI
C3a!vestou Harrisburg and san Antonio y
TeNes aud New orleans ..,-'.....'''
Houston East and Wefl Texas ..'.''..'' z39
ctif Colorado and Santa Fe ......,.,, ~
asn Antonio and Arsnaaa Pass ....s.-... -:
Missouri. Kaufas and Texas ,'...'.''''' Oh
222
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Memphis .,....,. staady ~ On !. hAe'
81 Lonis $500. Quiet s is-l6 lS-l0 ~,


Futures opened iul but steady. closed qutet
and steauy HiHhent for May SOS low
6.k6, high for july Sos. low btb. FOL
LOVING are tha 1uotAuonsi $3.50.
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'''4' nonaton spo, auoratroar.
othcF snoi M"rkes".

geiyeston-~spots closed steady and an.
changed ,. -,
f,5.uery.......4 TIC Good middllng. SIS
Good ordirary.... 1918 Nideling teir sA
Low middlng, ..5% sales '..'''''''z-s2
Now orieans-spots closed steady and un-
changed
Sr'i arv-.t4 Good micdlng.6 5-l6
Y. 4 ordinary Az NidellHG fair ~ 1918
io,S niddling Is lie Sales 1000
New York-spots closed steady and un-
cheneed.
! ~ ,niSdllpg + 1916 Micdilug tiir. *
Nidliiag ......siz sales .,..,.,.. $50
I,vrrpool--snots closed unchanged. sales
1000. imports ZOO.
ga ,djtsrv 3 Good mid up. 3 a-ld
Low iniddlins 3 s.is Am. mid. fair. 3 29-o.
quotations for middlinR at ether spot mar
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New York-Futures opepsd steady clio 81!
very steady, Highest fcr MAY a,tS. l2w e.ts'
high log August $50. law Ss6; high for pe'
tober a.gl low 6.a9. Following afe the quota
items for al months; >...
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Market bare of cattle and calves; demand
active for anything IN fair flesh; prices strong,
with an upward tendency; sheep wanted; q
fair supply of hogs on sale.
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heavy STAPLES.
lSlTloN-Powder, per keg. s4.009
lzasS powder. 81 60 per keg; drop
nik, si.5s: buck sl.SG.
N-ti!ss short clear. in sacks, &c,
niss. boxed nc higher; smoked
Aelc, New York salt peliles ne,
rtsran &c,
gG AND TlEs-Less than car lots.
sgilaa; Baeging, 2-lp. sac; 2A-lh.
d ArroT, ta-lb, eSc.
'-Sliek, wrapped, basis "a, 6M17c
s'asl sizes, lsc higher.
h-Rlo and COrdoya lOiac. fair 7121
p segsc; choice Zoe; fancy 9Q9ho;
Aa9.lc. Roasted cofiees: Ar
hlass, basis l00-lb cases, lie delIg-
M Eases li2oe delivered; Apex. 100
NV delivered; Se-lb cases 11.l0c de-
.Eupirs mills, Houston: Davis
n patent, A.95; second patent, 1895;
w mills Tidal Wave. s. %, Sea
kn' yea Nymph, So 10: S0a Jewel.
fnn, ESQ rye flour, So. so. pump
wv Special rates for shipments
" '''1lt. -four in barrels, Joe above
slcEous GooDs-Grl,s. bominy and
Il % barrels. s2.75, peacl meal, in
~ shssal.SO per bbl OF FOUR sacks;
w, Friends oats 81 S5: Column
MY Hawkeye oats 81 90
~ ,iaastd shqSc; picnlc hams 6isc,
s'us1 a-le cans, extracted. 3h15c;
'ss~' 10 G.le cans, extracted. 81
ssa,lnsd tieress. compound, Sc; Leaf
uaA ao higher than tierces; i0-lb
lsaer; 5.lb cans, 7sc higher; S-Ih
sshsg, ~ "'''
Rsboiled. fair 16eldIsc. prime
''sNs 'sg2ee' fancy rev crop syrup
Il t'ga fancy head, e96Ac; choice.
fgoei fancy imported, 6l5I64c
r. WI easls I-lt, vac; Manila l0Ac
,s,tipool coarse, s5Gfaoc: fine, sScd
coarse, CSC. fine. soc. hbls
II WIS S.SOi lo0-3s. $3.50. 70-4s
Nh.Naeserel. Nh. I. IN to-lb kits
~ barrels. s. 5Gf6T 90.
~ american quarters $40; mus
~. 'qaarters, $685.: imported Gil
quarters, 81 80; fancy sprats
Tlsgsndsrd goods; Pearl IN 40-l'
|Lttttt 49,. NENasf ALAhs oFt ~N+NN -
~ y! ps Y, boz, 50 so; corn starch. SIS
NM s1saueHs are for snail lots
h.sI.i. p'en on carload crders; Stand
ssss oNe; cubes and powders
a Ss. 4 yellow clarified, fancy 81
sa.s sssqSlae; Arhuskles, in 2-lb an
ppnpr.rr-
n naU SqsAe; Bayou sac. Enc
- pihks Slac; Limas Sc, blse
ss.rI s ,ss Star zoe. dairy 15@1sc; E
s,js, sSei Elgln dairy bricks ia,
@ solids. l2dlsc; prints 13qi4,
sAGr ~ allei Texas country butter q
gic per ib.
a ~, nsE York full cream I4Ixc; Wi
sI .s.n hgl4iic: Yevng Amsri,
ssi;s" skim lse; fancy rolls fu
ioc per dozen.
is 81 70 half bbis.
~ ssr 10, 2a6itc
''e l5a1ie per ID; black Sing
Esting. a.ooal.lo per bushel.
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4 sugar and Tobacco.

,srl eg-Tbe sugar crop for 1893
q s ..,,m.,sd a. 500 sos English tons,
,s,,.l ri iSsS of 1872, o32 tons.
|s,~, erou Is said to be good and
-,s,r, than for two years past. a
n Il Remedies filler was sold in the
D ptr quintal.
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New York. April 22.--s, Mum, Son & Co,
say of cotton.
The market opened steady. with prices un-
changed to points higher. Gables were ssts'
factory and buying by Liverpool and improve
ment In outside interests advanced prices fur-
Their. The close was steady at the highest
point. Low prices are beginning to attract
outside interests, which. with the Increase 10
expert demand and general strength OF ths
textile market. will tend TO strengthen the
market We do not believe conditions war
rant much OF an advance aud advise proilt-
taking In the neighhoFhood OF 5.V5 for August,
should that point he reached on the basis OF
G. 10 for January. we think short sales would
nav for quick turn
The Chronicles report was considered favor
able by the trade.
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Houston nsiIy statement,

&C. ra.o,nts inns far thig veek. 1893
ot 60 rccstnts 959 davs this year .42S S94
Gross receipts 2a6 days ~ lslt ll3'sso
f.rnsa racnlnta go days 10 ls9.-eo. y loa1-8
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Galveston, April 22.--The A. P. Norman
Live Stack company reports the market as
follows:
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
;aupdere G Hotehkis. 1--we sto9k commlsaioA


Fair demand for fat beeves and cows; mar
ket bare of calves and yearlings; strong de-
Dand. Cornfed hogs OF 100 pounds and UP will
find ready sale,
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knox Wholesale PRICES.
tdshs for Round Lots of staple
Commodities.


ct!stlons are revised daily and theil
esa an be relied upon. the prices arr
El1g ID Houston wholesale markets.
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cANNEp FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CANNED FRUlTs--Appies, alb S0assc,
plneapples, 2-lb, eysless aud coreless 81 500
Co 2-lh extra 81 sted Sl,S0le1S5; 2slb standard
elIced Sl.20; pears, alb Etsndard poe; black.
.tciries, Glib standard Csc; pie fruits Glib, as
serted roc; peaches, alb fun weight 81 10; Bib
light weight 500, pie peaches, 3-lb s5c
CANNED VEGETABLES alb
fun weight S5Isoc; 2-Ib full weight 6SlToc
olra and tomatoes, alb 90c: Lima beans, 2-lb
Gun weight 9ac; string beans, 2-lb full weight
5ce "a. | strlngless beans, 2-lh, full weight.
81 so; red kidney beans Glib full weight S5c
June peas fancy 2:lb weight sl.io. Amer.
can petit pois peas, fancy, zip full weigh,
81 65ql.75; asparagus, California, 2js-lb $500;
corn, Auburn Cream, 2-lb fan weight 81 100
rs; A No. !, Glib full weight sr.o5aSl .10 Blue
Pidge alb S0ds5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUiT-Extra standard az
III peaches. lemon cling sz1012.20; yellow
Crawford $l.65niS5; black cherries sl.s5, apri.
cots 81 6o@l70; Bartlett pears si6iIi.70, as
sorted $l.45a150, standard 2ia-lb peaches, vel
| low Crawford sl,50n1bi: apricots 81 40ul.45
bartlett pears s1.4s1i.55.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06

) B f. Edlin, of Weiser, has been
appointed as one of the guards at
the state penitentiary.
IF YOU want real bargain in resi-
dence property, see the D lot propo-.
sition in this issue.
w. w. Pritchett. of the Record,
has secured D. n Davis, of Cald-
well. to handle the mechanical de-
partment Of the paper.
Geo. Rahm expresses himself as
surprised and delighted at the way
Weiser has improved since he left
here several years ago.
n George Hartley is laid up with a
bad foot through having trod on a
nail which ran through the sole of
his shoe to the roof of his mouth.
Lincoln Thomas has refused an
offer of $4,000 for his 100 acres on
the fiat. The value Of Weiser real
estate is permanent thing and boom
|
prices are unknown.
IN No let up to the freight business.
The continued stream which Is CON
tinualv overlooking the Weiser
freight depot is the surest indication
possible of the rapid growth OF the
fat land and adjacent territory.
~ Sam Morse has gone to Cuprun
after his horses which he sent up
short time ago with machinery fol
the camp AS soon as he gets then
back he will establish a camp above
Perkins place and 90 to work on thu
grading for the road.
John Carney and D. Kinsley, tw'
miners are in Weiser They cam
from Spokane to take the Weise
route to the Buffalo Hump country
where Mr.. Kinsley spent last summe
and where he owns claim. The
will proceeds to Meadows and sto
for time until the snow dwindle
i'm the mountains.
NJ. S. Yoder and Joseph Campbell
of Topeka, Indiana, are in Weisei
They are hunting for locations 70
homes and are greatly pleased wit
the country, as is everybody who II
vestigates it, and they have alread
. begun negotiations for land, whic
purchased they will bring out the
: families und will also be followed b
/ other substantial citizens from the
section of thesHoosier state.
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Sam Harpam was in town yes
terday and had INDUCED too freely,
when he started toward his home ON
the Flat, riding fry stced which
became nnmanageable just out OF
town and ran into telephone pol"
and a wire fence, knocking Harpam
senseless and mangling him in the
wires, which also cut the horse very
badly. Sam had his scalp torn to
the skull, one ear nearly severed
from his head and frightful cash
in his leg above the knee. where the
barb wire had sawed it half through.
A crowd soon gathered where the I'M
conscious man lay bleeding in The
road, and he was hauled into tow
and sowed up, being taken home Il
the morning.
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BOLD HOLD UP.
Black Bart Shows up in Weiser, Fol
lowing His Old Trade Single
. Handed.

Weiser is not allowed to rest from
one excitement to another these days
The main event Monday occurred
about ! O'Clock in the morning. A
party of seven, among whom were
f. L. Page the proprietor, Chas.
Olcson, Harry Hunter and others,
were sitting at a card table in the
Mint Saloon. When the door opened
and some one walked it, no one
looked up until grutf voice said,
"throw up your hands
Page looked around and saw mar
with gun in his fist and a mask OF
his face. Page made some light re
mark, thinking some one was play
ing a practical joke, but the fellow
bored the gun into Pages ear ant
said, "Get up and line up, and NJ
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the fellow, but the rohber was
too cunning and kept the muzzle
of his gun glued to the rear of the
ear with mastery skill, saying, snow
if YOU make another move like that
| will blow your brains out | will
hurt none of you fellows if you do
as / tell you, but if you make any
breaks it will be dangerous for yon.
Mr.. Robber then told Page to stand
still and he backed in behind the
bar to the till, which he tried to open
with one hand, keeping the gun
pointed at the line of statutes The
till was fast with combination and
Bart came back out and took Page
to the till to open it, but it was never
opened for Mr. Robber, for, at this
iuncture, Harry Hunter saw an OPP
perfume time to make his escape and
made dash out at the back door
and over the fence before Bart could
oct his gun on him. OF course Mr.
Robber could linger no longer with g
man loose to give the alarm, and he
too slid for the door. AS Bart
passed the threshold, Page jumped
for his gun TO give tile visitor few
shots before he could clear the side
walk, but his weapon was not III lt'
accustomed place and before he coulc
find it the highwayman had disap
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Spring millinery at Mrs. Curtis.

Spring millinery at Mrs. Curtis.
The Office of the Vendome is be-
ing kalsomined.
f. w. Merritt arrived in Welser
from the west last week
Frank Harris is attending court at
Caldwell.
Carlos Gillespie is engaged on the
survey up the river.
The Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos Westlake died at Ontario last
Monday.
Werner Hopkins is home on visit
from Burns, Oregon, where he has a
X harness shop
y Sears & VanSice have added tine
new peanut rooster to their establish
ment
A. j. Hopkins is leveling his lots
on Commercial street and Will a
once put up houses to rent.
Do not forget the Calico Sale ane
supper by the ladies of the Eplscopa
church on the 18th.
Thomas Bates is still confined t.
his bed and is settled there for q
least two weeks longer.
First class second hand furnltur
and household goods for sale. En-
quire at SIGNAL office.
j A. DimmiclS has returned frof
the east and is living in the n. M
hawthorn house in the East End.
Roadmaster Walker is doing som
much needed work on the main roa
leading into Weiser from the NORTH
Mr.. Joseph Horton and famll
have arrived from Montana. MI
Horton has purchased the variet
store from Doc Foreman and WI
conduct the business heDceforth.
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Soda Factory.

Frank Hubbard will build on his
lou opposite the brewery, the build
ing designed for soda factory oper-
ated by the Boise soda company,
which has become enamored OF the
magnificent opportunities of the
growing Weiser land and will get to
business as soon as possible.
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they are just as good at welding the pen
as they are at keeping house, and attend
ing to all the other duties that devolve
upon them. They invaded the sanctum
sanctorum of the Weiser SIGNAL, took
possession of the forms, cases, press, and
even the h box, and issued one of
the most creditab.e Easter editions ever
in these parts TO them the Republican
congratuates them upon their success.
Hereafter let no man say that woman
cannot run newspaper inst as well as a
man. Baker City Republican.
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fooling | am not tender foot and
mean business. Page saw the rest
of the fellows lining up with their
backs to the robber and remained as
meek as possible. The robber pro-
ceeded to search the Others with one
hand while with the other he manip-
ulated his gun, first making demon
strations at his victim and then at
Page who was at one side, hut un-
armed He then caused Page to
back away farther from the rest and
showed the gun behind Pages ear,
while one hand slid around from be-
hind and dived down into Pages in
side pocket, where reposed more than
s15, viz. 1905, which the robber
drew forth with evident satisfaction
While he was at this, Page thought
to throw his head back quick and
let the gun slip past his nose so tina
he could grab it and grapple will
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
SHOES

We know of no other store that
carries so many shapes, so many
widths and sizes, so many styles,
and we are in position to know.
Part of our business is to find out
and know. Our shoes are reliable.
We keep only the best makes in
shoes. We do not misrepresent
the wearing qualities of our shoes
to intending purchasers
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@@!@@@@@@@@@@:
BECAUSE 1T
PAYS YOU, TOO!

That is the basis on which we ask YOU
to trade here. We would not expect you
to buy at this store for any other reason.
But we can ask you to trade here for
that reason, safe and sure in the knowl-
edge that we will give you full value for
every dollar you spend with us, and bet
ter value than you would obtain in nine
out Of ten other stores. Strong talk this,
but we are ready to back it up to the
letter, at the store, in way most salts
factory to you.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06

New subscribers are United Cop
per Co. New York, Il. w Evans Lew.
iston, John Carney, Meadows; j. G.
BRAY, VIM. Jefferson, Weiser.
Renewals are Gerry Snow, F. Hop
kins. H +. Conley, j D. Benson
II A Hitchcock, Weiser; BRADLEY
Edmunson. Salubria; Levi KeitAiey
Middle Valley; e. Forshay, Boise
Monroe Daggett, Ottumwa, Iowa
A. Bohndel, Warren, Geo. A. Rahm
Washington D c
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The Latest!
the Voswerk Patent
Collar Stiffener
Advantage

Advantages
l Much superior to ordinary
Buckram, as this is round woven,
perfect shape, and the edges are
fast ank cannot break.
2. The collar stiffener cannot
kink or break, as the stiffness is
not the result of waxing and other
compounds, and being porous does
not impede ventilation.
3. There is a great deal of saw
ing in time and no waste of ma
terial Equally adapted for stand
up or turn down collars and cuffs.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
EmbrOideries

An interesting lot. A delightfully."-
beautiful lot at delightfully."- little
prices. A large assortment to choose
from. including the colored embroid-
cries. To see them is to buy them
that is, unless YOU are beauty proof.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
Dress
Innings

You should see our Innings before
purchasing elsewhere We fully real
ize the importance of good lining to a
dress. We will be G ad for chance
to show you good Innings.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
Fancy
Ribbons

A handsome collection. Rare and
beautiful patterns have been gathered
for your choosing Never SO large "a
ribbon showing here before. And not
only are the ASSIGNMENTS handsome,
they're priced on saving basis.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
Tea Stock

During the week we received an in
voice of new fancy teas Our tea
stock is at its best now, you should
call an examine our stock of teas
The following well known brands may
be found here:
Gunpowder, in three grades--55
cents, 60 cents and 81 90 per pound.
The famous Spider Leg teas at rs
cents per pound.
Madam unfermented Ceylon tea
at GO cents per pound.
English Breakfast tea at 60 cents
per pound
Other brands of package teas in
clude Shillings best, NJ and M, Ito
Japan, and Folger's Steamer Japan
tea.
Fancy pound basket tea at 49
cents each.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
This Morning's Excitement

The main excitement this morning
was when constable Hitler arrested
a party for swearing on the street.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-06
Dress
Goods

A splendid assortment, surely. How
many varied sorts are here, only women
who know this dress goods store know.
Not an old pattern, not "a plug-ugly in
the stock.