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The times., 1899-09-24
MEN
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The appetite NhsG = = saos. ae46aeses. assssrxs
and nerTsua syHsptsEss fss,s away. ~ kszd BE-
gufnes clear The memory god, tse 1aird brirhs
and active They make rsU. FieiI. -sd blood
which NANTES the cheeks AID lips, and makes
them rosy Vslh heaith- Dark circles under the
eyes disappear, and the weak man or woman il
made being. and restored to perfect health
and vigorous sexual power and glorious youth
at once
food for Brain. Blood. Muscles. Rones. and
Nerves Not stimulating drug 10 help for a
few days and leave you in a worse condition in
the end, but real permanent good always results.
no matter how chronic the case Do not even
send US postage stamp We think we have the
only SURE CURE. Just send US today your
name and address. plainly written We viii treat
It with all confidence, and for your trouble will
send you a valuable War Relic FREEi Now
do not hesitate a moment Write at once Ad-
dress US Plainly.
'Tis Honest Treatment for Honest Men and Women.
'sr DIR. B. 0. ARCHAMBAULT CO.,
3S Pember ton Square. Boston. Mass.
The times., 1899-09-24

Buck Freeman made Ms twenty second
home run at Brooklyn yesterday. .0'Brien
also swatted one OF McJames' curves for
a homer. -s-
The times., 1899-09-24

II George Wrigley plays ball at all next
year it will be with the New York club.
The times., 1899-09-24

Irwin's gang had the superbas badly
frightened McJames was knocked out of
the box and Kennedy went in and saved the
game. The Senator'S errors were, however,
largely responsible for the loss of the
game
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The Summaries.
Track oventa.


$50 yards run-won by ]. W. Beatty
w. Y. NJ, c. A. q Yards. second. r. p
wilson woodside A. G. fs0 yardsj. third
c. r. Gantz, NJ. A. Club (is yards. Time
2I14-5.
1Oo-yard dash. Trial heats
First heat-Won BY Dick Dear. g.. H. s..
second. g. e. Wilson. e. n. $. Tine,
10 As seconds.
NJ. a. g.. second w. g. Biofne. A. s. G,
Time. 10 4-5 seconds
Third beat--Won by J. VI. Morgan. W.
y. M @. A.; second, James -,Pheian,
Friends a. A. Time, II seconds
Fourth heat-Won by a. R-s spsare. W
Y. Nj. C. A. (scratchJ; second, J. 9. C.
Patterson. w. Y. NJ GA. ds f-2s fee;I
Time. II seconds.
Fifth heat-won by a. C. Miller, Johns
Hopkins; second. H. P. Reed, B. A. G.
Time. 10 As seconds.
Sixth heat-Won by c. E. Craig, West
B. Y. NJ. C. A.; second, X. Hale, West B
Y. M. c. a. Time, II 1-5.
Semi-finaIs: First heat-Won by Blome;
Speare, second. Time, 10 2-5 seconds
Second heat-Won by -Klinefelter: Craig
second. Time. 10 As seconds
Final heat--Won By A. R. Speare, w
Y. NJ. C. A; second W. C. Blome; third
Klinefelter. Time. 10 So seconds.
One mile run-Won by W. C. Stuart
w. Y. NJ. C. A. g yards) second, F. H
Heiner. Central Y. NJ. G. A, Baltimore
(scratch); third, H, W. Hamill, Md. A. C.
(scratch). Time, 5:13 3-5. 1
440-yard run-Won by ]. w. Beatty, W
Y. M. c. A. (scratch); second, II. s. Whit
ney, Manchester H. S. f16 yards); :; third,
J. NJ. Morgan, w. Y. NJ. C. A. Time. 81
seconds.
one-mile relay-Won by w. Y. Nj. C. A.
]. U. Morgan, A. r. Speare, ]. W. Beatty,
and w. G. Stuart: second, West Branch,
Baltimore Y. NJ C. A., c. Stewart. X. Hale.
C. e. Craig. and W. E. Pearce third,
Central High School, W. D. Dear. A Cur
tis, C. N. Williams, and r. ]. Kennedy.
Time, 1851 2-5.
Field Events.
Running high jump-Won by Howard
Baetzer. Johns Hopkins &c inches), actual
jump, 5 feet inches; second, E. L. Pas
sagno, st. Leo's Gymnasium. Baltimore q
inches). actual jump, 5 feet inches; third.
A. ]. McElhone, Woodside A. C. Il inchJ.
actual jump feet inches.
Putting 16-pound shot-Won by F. r.
Huber, Central Y. n. c. a. e feet) actual
put, 90 feet 8 1-2 inches; second, L.. j.
EDeFle St. Leo gymnasium TO Ieetls dc-
tual put, go feet inches; third, A. W.
Burton &c feet, actual put, g feet 3 inches.
Pole vault-Won by H. S. Greene W. Y.
NJ. c. A. (scratch), 10 feet inches second,
A. ]. McElhone, Woodside A, c. g inchesl,
actual vault, 10 feet; third, George E.
Parker, Western Branch Y. NJ. C. a. q foot
9 inches), actual vault feet.
Running broad jump-Won by H. F.
Klinefelter, NJ. A. C. 6 feet 3 inches), ac-
tual jump, 10 feet 8 1-2 inches; second. W.
E. Pearce, West Branch Y. NJ. C. A. g feet
6 inches), actual jump. IS feet 8 1-2 inches;
third, D. S. Sullivan, st. Leo's Gymnasium
q feet) actual jump, 10 feet.
Sixteen-pound hammer-Won by t. K.
Barrett, st. Leo's Gymnasium (12 feet),
actual throw, 9s feet 1 inch; second. F. C.
Blanck, West Branch Y. NJ. C. A. 6 feet),
actual throw. 50 feet 2 inches; third, Adam
Johnson, c. A. C. (scratch), 101 feet.
Gold, silver, and bronze medals were pre-
sented respectively to first second, and
third men.
Score by points-Five for frsts; two for
seconds and one for thirds.
The times., 1899-09-24

Rem Mulford is authority for saying that
Selbach and Seybold will be disposed of
before spring, as they are not good enough
for the Reds. h 10 ~ sfts' ma7i ffa
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Toronto entries, September 25.

toronto entries, september Z0-
First race-For three-year- and Up
ward selling; five furlongs.-Wilfred
Laurier, Crystalline, Bromo, Nicholas, An
ME Lauretta, Hapsburg, Athy, 10; Prince
of Wales, 108; Ninety Cents, Bridal Tour,
Also Ran II, Wreath, Ruxton, 106
Second race-For three-year- olds and
upward; one mile.-Tip Gallant, Lauren
tine, 100: Galathee. III; Minstrelsy, 103;
Guilder. 90; Charley o., So.
Third race-For two-year- -olds; five and
one-half furlongs.-Cariboo, 122; Alpaca
,Statira, 119; Basle, Hendricks, 112; Har-
vest Queen, Manouvre, Greetings, Gratia
Ailenna, 109.
Fourth race-For three-y year-o olds and
upward; selling; one and one-eighth miles.
Free Lance, Beau Ideal, 116; Wenlock
112; K c. B., Zoroaster. LOG.
Fifth race-For hunters; on the fiat;
one and three-quarters mles.-Higbie, 172;
handspring. Wexford, '165.
Sixth race-For three year -olds and up
ward; one mile-Rotter Beguile, liz;
Elm, 1Os; Passaic, Eompensation, 1o6;
Hilee, 103. #EI
The times., 1899-09-24

The wise guys who said Ed Hanlon
could not win pennant without McGraw
and Robinson have another guess coming.
The times., 1899-09-24

Mugsy McGraw and Robinson are kept
busy these days denying the .rumors that
they are giving encouragement to the or
ganization of the new league. In a recent
conversation McGraw is reported as say
ing: The conneetionarof my name with
the scheme is unwarranted. From the way
the names of Robinson and myself seem to
have been connected with the project /
should say the new league is hot-air or
ganzation. b@F hpa es5i19DAghin q
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Gravesend entries, MpndaS, septembe

Gravesend entries, MpndAy, September 25.
First race-For twosye&f- olds; five fur
longs. Herbert, Reynel dss Shoreham, lis;
Precursor, 1OS; orthos 1885, Angle, Ham
mock, knight Banneret 100; Lauratea, yell
low Tail. 105.
Second race-Steepleehase handicap; two
miles.-Van Ship, 100; Tantris 142; Dare
All, 140; Mars Chana 1885, Sculptor, DR..
Reed. Narviculine, 1855
Third race-High weight handicap; for
three year-olds and Upward; one and one
sixteenth miles.-Peep o Day, 40: Arba-
ces, 100; The Star of sBethlehem, 124; DR.
Eichberg, 122; Leo Planter, 118; Sir Hubert
116; Veracious, ia Diminutive, Ill; Sem
sational. 106; Harry Crawford, los.
Fourth race-Bayshore Selling Stakes;
for three-year- olds and upward; six fur
longs.-Charentus ia; DR.. Eichberg, 106;
A. N. b., Heliobas, los; Fly BY Night, 1O4;
Hurley Burley, 104, and Toluca, 102 Paget
entry; The Pride, 103: Satin Slipper, SO;
Doliie Wiethoff, 80.
Fifth race-For three-year- olds and up
ward; selling; one and one-sixteenth miles
Dan Rice, Tinge, 106; Lucky Star, 103;
High Jinks, 101; Tanis, 9S; Weller 81; Our
Nellie So; Chivalrous, 81; Domineer, go;
Klondike Queen, 81; Diminutiye, Lady
Meddlesome, SO.
Sixth race-For two-year-old fllies; five
furlongs.-Pink Domino, Fleeing Mo-
ments, Linda S., Indian Fairy, La Tosca II,
JuggIery, Allaire, Edith Mac, Beautiful,
Marian Lynch, Swift Water, LAMA, 1O9
The times., 1899-09-24

Capt. Jim Hart, of Chicago, denies that
any Western League club will be located
in that city in order to keep out the phan-
tom league. He does not regard that or
ganization as of sufficient Importance to
occasion any such extreme measures.
The times., 1899-09-24

1t is hoped that winning the pennart by
the Brooklyn team will not drive the
blonde artist of the Brooklyn Eagle into
histrionic enthusiasm in the way of tragi-
cal prose or sensational poetry.
The times., 1899-09-24

Says Chicago paper: Despite the ex-
cellent foundation for the statement that
Captain Arson is to be at the head of the
new organization and that he viii lead the
local club, he said he was simply an out
slider SO far. He claimed that outside of
having been invited TO be at the conference
he knew nothing of the plans of the pro-
moterS." 4arf refT r0ttaTi -uhE so
The times., 1899-09-24

The Senators have one thing to be thank
full for this season and that is they have
encountered but few rainy days.
The times., 1899-09-24

Whatever errors Umpire Frank Dwyer
may make, everybody knows that he is
straight goods and gives his decisions ex-
actly as he thinks they ought to be given.
The times., 1899-09-24

The Cincinnati club, like the Washing
tons, are trying out their new men. and,
consequently, are losing games they would
otherwise win. 2'i fe-'e e95 'e a@ot
The times., 1899-09-24
DR.. B. 0. ARCHAMBAULT CO.,

So Pemberton Square. Boston. Mass.
The times., 1899-09-24

With Mercer, Padden, and Barry in
crippled condition, the Senators 4 are
seriously Handicapped and in poor shape
for the hot work now before them.
The times., 1899-09-24
had five chances to bring in runs fer his
side but failed each time The score;

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

and went on to Council to work IN Tie
tie camp.
Hardy Harp and Grant Harp and wife
and also Mrs Perry Taylor and daughters
came in from Bose recently and have
gone On 10 the upper country.
VIM Pratt's family were visiting here
Friday and Saturday.
Ar. IL. Il. " ilkerson and her brother.
VIM. Mitchell, have been visiting friends
here.
Key. Mason, the Congregational minis
Ter from Mountain Home occupied the
pu pit at this place Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr. Nay and Mrs. VIM Corneit went
over 10 Crane last week TO see the latter's
brother. Billie Thomson, who is thought
10 iiave typhoid fever.
Ihps Kim prough WAS in our valley a
few DAYS ago. He thinks of feeding MS
sheep here this winter.
jos Monroe arrived from Boise Wed
nesday ane resumed his journey to Gu
prun next day.
The infare dinner recently given by
Mr. and Mrs J. Y. Wllkersln. in honor
OF lhcir sous bride, is pronounced very
nice.
A double wedding is expected TO occur
som.
MISS McFaddens school viii have a
picnic in the grove Saturday.
l15. 600 sheep ARE said 10 have passed
Ihro' here this spring
Geo. Logan is doing business in Salu-
bria o day
Mrs j w. Halverson is reported on
the sick lisi.
Miss Carrie Halverson is in salubria.
stopping with Mrs. Crlss.
Mr. Steward is busy putting a stone
foundation under the church.
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Fourth Of July Excursion

Tickets will be sold at one fare for
the round tip 70 any point within
the state Of Idaho on the Oregon
Short Line Railroad; tickets on sale
July Bro and Il, for going trip,
good to return un'ii July 9Th
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

Hornet is going to ce citrate this year
just see the posters tackled around on the
pines The program is gotten NJ in first
class order and we all will do our best to
carry it out A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who wish 10 thoroughly en-
Joy the day.
Duke Jewell of Salubria was on Hor-
net recently,
The Gladheart BOYS drove band of
cattle up from Salubria recently to their
milk ranch near Lick creek.
Bill Wilson and family made short
visit to Cuprum recently.
The Council butcher was up here Sat
urday in quest Of beef cattle
DR.. Lynch passed through here for
Cupum Saturday.
Elmer Eliot made a flying trip to Gu
prum this week.
Mr. Wililic and daughter returned from
Middle valley II few days ago,
johnny Rogers, accompanied by Geo.
Daggett aud Two other gentlemen passed
through few days ago enroute TO the
Seven Devils.
The Misses Blanahe and Rena Peck,
John Crowford, Ralph Wilkie and others
went to Salubrla Sunday.
DR. Kimball of Payetle. passed through
Yesterday on his way to Cuprum.
Perry McCumsey of Meadows went
through here recently with freight FOL
Cuprum parties. June 20
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spring is Il thing Of the past ana we
r. having regular summer weather. All
II the streams are worry high and the
|mall bridges are being washed away.
[he big loll bridge, that jack Shaffer
|ul in "a year ago and which ist several
hundred dollars. went ont Friday night.
Gus Cooper, Johunie Pearson butcher
|tme in todly with fine lot Of beef cat
Ee
Pat Malally has been eustMlled as fore
Ban no Tie Iola IN place If Clark Roland.
Eho resigned 10 20 10 the Hump
Judge Hail0wa came up from Malleck
Isi week and re nurts things quite lively
|0wn there.
Guy Heath aud Tom Ncighbors were
T. from South Fork last Friday.
Charlie Stark has mide several needed
60 his blacksmith shop
|nd rented to Mr. Winter for HE summer
pam Saith. Of South Fork, is getting
|nt material TO put up Il shop in town,
Pat will make three
Mr.. Wright OF B III Plain. Kansas who
lad charge of HE, MOTEL here last sum
per, came in Sturdy and intends TO re-
|mlu all summer
Elmer ana John Patterson will arrive
|efe from Nans4s in q luple Of weeks. |
Fear Elmer viii bring his family with
pm.
Asssrs Beemis and Walden came up
POM lhg Salmon tod ~.
AS Tom CppelIhave was coming up
Pom salmon Sunday one of his pack
'orses rolled off the trail hurting it 50
'adly that il died in Il few minutes. 1t
I ffII La HHt D I l..
be there. they pulled il ont aad secured
Pc pack.
Lawyer Worth started to Grangeville
saturday afternoon
There was lawsuit in Justice Halo
Vays court Yesterday Saturday. Mr..
8uhl was accused of tearing The notice
N some claims in the copper camp be-
pnglag to Brewer, Babbendorf Dounally
Pun MT guilty,
Tom penhaver viii start to Grange
ille with pack train tomorrow after
r IDS for H. Il. Grostne.
Mr. kelley has gone to Meadows with
Smith and Day will soon start to crush
''g ore with their stamping mill on Hoo
oo creek.
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Mr. : West moved his family from
Naluorla to his place on Rush creek this
Mr. George Phillips and daughters. of
crane, We're in town the past week.
came in Tuesday.
Mr B. $ Jewell Says he has sold his
farm near Salubria.
Mr. James Ruth's falher-n-law a Mr.
Gray arrived in Salubria from the east
t'le past week on visit TO his son and
Ruth.
-, salqoria will not celebrate this year
me Junior League viii decorate the
Methodist church periodically and viii
give an entertainment 10 the children.
Mrs Gray and Mrs, Upchurch of AL
pm were in Salubria last week trading
and visiting
MI Frank Mickey was very sick dur
ing the past week
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Frank Harris has been appointed
Notary Public
New furniture has been arriving
during tlie week FOR the State Bank
LOT Idaho, which will he handsomely
equipped inside Tie exterior Of
Ithe building, as we'll as Haas Bros
store, is being painted handsome
dark green
For several days three O. S. H.
cars have been at Weiser, being an
outfit engaged in fencing the line of
the road. This morning all but two
OF the force hiles-st struck for
higher wages. They were getting
81 pr day.
John Pattson now has his saw
mill on HIT creek running ut full
blast and the yard full OF logs
Seven men are employed. While
rushing out commercial lumber he
also has u contract to furnish the 7.
q l. N. all the ties he can saw.
Company X, 9th u. S. Unfit.
colored, 100 men, passed Weise
Thursday EN- route to California,
thence to Manila They were Il fine
body of men and have splendid
record for discipline and bravery.
The company is commanded by Capt
Cavendish.
Patches of snowstil linger on tile
mountain sides, ripping rivule S
from this source make up the crystal
flow of the Weiser kmbal and
Burrows can furnish you big chunks
of it as pure as ever Clear ice TAX
en- from the river above any possible
contamination from the filth of
town
john Conghlan, superintendent of
tracks, W u Young, track engineer,
and d. w Lowe and G. Smith who
are employed by the p & l. N con
strnclion company, were in town
Sunday enjoying a little city life
The supply train for their headquar-
tiers is now so far from town that
they can only make occasional visits
John Burns, who, with his father,
is known as the pioneer stone mason
of Weiser, has just completed Il sub
stantia foundation under the resi-
dence of Sheriff Dean and is now en-
gagged ON foundation of hand
some residence to be erected hy
Aubrey Butlerfeld near Jim Gray $.
Mr. A. Gordon has lust opened Il
new kiln of brick which are pronounc-
ed by competent judges to be as fine
brick as the West ever proauced, OF
east for that matter, except by spec
ial process not used here Mr.. Cor
don has left two sample bricks at the
| SIGNAL office which will meet tn,
most exactng demands in color Oh
qnality They are full weight and
one fourth fire clay.
S G. Rood is in Weiser from Col
orado Mr. Rood was resident o
this place several years ago and was
badly injured one day near Wer!z'i
place, receiving q broken hip collal
bone and ribs. When he left Weise
he was in. poor physical condition
from the recovery Of his injuries
but is now hale and hearty and no
the slightest crippled, except littl'
stiffness in the shoulder higl
tribute to the skill of Dr. Numbers
as Il surgeon.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

If you want to he successful
sherman, try our fishing tackle -
Haas Bros
The baking Will always be easy
md pleasant if you use the wonder
ii Alliance -four at O'Too's.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

Died in Middle valley, June %,
Grandpa Edison, after long illuess. lie
was followed TO the grave by large
crowd of friends.
Mrs Rhea went 10 Salubria last week.
Frank Towel is much improved.
MIR. Robt Jackson and wife are on the
sick list.
The Sunday School convention was =
treat success although not SO many were
present as was expected.
Born to the wife of G. I. Reayis' June
Born, june %. TO the wife of VIM.
The hotal is completed now, but don't
know whether it has opened for business
YET or not.
Farmers are commencing on their first
crop of alfalfa. ,..s
The Fourth of July will be ceieOsa'ed
on The east side of The river.
The Misses Jackson are the proud pos
SCISSORS OF a new organ
jams Rhea and Edward Fletcher are
Hauling wood from thu mountains
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

mne beautiful valley OF salnbria is situa,ea
usa " lne center OF the county, OF which II is ono
:, me richest sections The town is located in
lubrla town has about 400 inhabitants ,,,,ner-
ou u business houses. halls schools. churches.
aa'p osher advantages. and from it's centr, loca
1iol mas Stable aud latlering future before il
ton and value. >" fopu'a-
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w A RREN

Warren is one Of the most promising Gold
mps. Tn past years t has produced $4,000 600
im placcrs Now. the source OF all that gold
tue quartz veins-.lre being developed. This
S resulted in q number OF good paving mines
rich have already yielded from $4,000 to $780,
)eich. Valuable discoveries aud strikes are
Instantly being made. 1t is a line and safe field
investment and mining operation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

Dale is the post Office for the lovely Hornet
creek country. Hornet creek emptes into the
Weiser river at Council and is settled Tor 10 miles
1t is "A Overwhelmingly beautiful country aud visit
ors always grow enthusiastic. Il is on tn, direct
road to Seven Devils and travellers can b. hand
somely accommodated at Blacks and other
places. Being Immediately under the south
slope of n chain of mountains it is protected
from northern storms and catches the sun rays,
which causes make IL produce magnificent iruit
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MIDDLE VALLEY.

Middle Valley is situated ito center) s5 miles
north OF Weiser and 10 miles south OF saluprla.
ii is one Of the most valuable in the county, mas
splendid farms, good growing population IS
10 miles long by wide and hand IS steaully
growing in value. The farmers own their own own
noted rs wheat and grain producer.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Posloffice at Weiser. Idaho, for the week
ending June "A, 1890
Adams sc Mcintosh John O
George Rufus Hills @ S
Mack john Edison Levi
Moore Thomas Neleon Edward
Newton f Seid " e
Smith ED Vance A ]
Nandr'y j Stephen Walking II /.
In calling for The above letters, please
say advertised
W ". pRrcnrrr, p NJ
The Inland Hotel, VIM Black
proprietor, comfortable rooms. best
wines. Liquors and cigars, first class
board
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

u.tT.
ihulah valley is one OF the many beautiful
49, or Washington county. 1t is almost IN
leAsaf climate. aud some OF tie most beautiful
[c' f1iule farms ia the county are found here.
iio,,9 cNpo.s und a thriving and growing popu-
''9n' y vaie we'll Ill for man to live ill.,
we nave had a few very warm days
RI lle weather is cooler at present
zen Anderson has gone on his usual
aunt 10 Long Valley
Ar. bggerstatf Of Council was re-
Fey visitor
Mrs. Price has been visiting in the val
Tor several days.
~ 3. MCPHERSON came over from Crane
Frank Murphy went TO Weiser again
+, eiher day 10 take another look at The
several more families arrived Sunday
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

lhPre are several families camped ID
me valley working on the railroad.
NJ oafrol has a new stock OF cands
mr.. Marsh. PHOTOGRAPHER from Weiser.
went home this morning.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

e}A'ot 1N'itS ANs'iii y'Nts ttNNVtS VIZ Si1iS
July Bro aud 4 H. for going trip,
good to Return until July 9th.
GerwicS $ for gloves.
HAWTHORN sells fruit.
White skirts 50 cts. at sommer-
camps.
The supreme Judge is safe cigar
10 ask for.
Colored silk parasols half price at
Somanercamps
Safety penders- beats the leath-
cr suspender-at Gerwic< s
Fry Il sack of the famous Alliance
hour. All O FOOLS Commission house.
A big lot of the celebrated Utz q
Damn and Green Vince er's shoes, le-
ceived during the week, for ladies, at
Sommercamps
II YOU have ever bought wagon
YOU know what it means to lay out
wagon money properly. Can you beat
The Balm Car load this week.
HAAS Bros