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Imperial press., 1901-07-13
AWFUL AGONY
The Story of Stricken Woman Whom Doctors We're Not
 Able t0 Help.
From ms N,ph conne,1ig,. inh

The story of Mrs. Nellie M. Hcdden, of No. G2l Summit avenue. Corners. vile. Ind. contains an Important les- son for many American women who suffer ln silence rather than face the ordeal that the usual treatment Oi their troubles entails. lt is q story that rings with honest gratitude and does not tell half the misery that the narrator endured Other women who are suffering az Mrs. Hcdden did will know how Go understand and agpreci- ate much that cannot be told in newspaper article. Mrs. Heddcn's experience is best given in her own words. She says:
 "Flr nearly year 1 indured terrible agony caused by a general breaking down of the nervous system, female weakness and suppression of the pc- rlods l suffered greatly with bearing down pains and was very weak and short of breath. My circulation was very bad, causing numbness Of limbs. dizziness and headache all the time My heart would sometimes feel as fl ther was a heavy weight on it l had never been heaEhly and strong. so you can readily see that 1 was in no con- diticn t0 withstand such a combina- ton of ailments.
 T grew worse very rapidly and all the doctors tried failed to check my decline friend of my husband told him how much good Dr. Williams Pink Pills had done hls wife. SO l commenced taking them and can now state that they are the only relief I ever had. The first box helped me so much that I was thoroughly con- yinced of the efficacy Of the remedy. I continued the treatment for several weeks. using six boxes in all
 In conclusion I will say that if any one. who Is suffering the same as was. will take Dr. Williams Pink Pills as direcNed. they will be re- warded."
 Signed. NELLIE NJ. HIDDEN.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this l+ih day of November. 1900.
 FfNLY H. GRAY. [Scall Notary Public.
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are sold at all druggists or will be sent direct from pr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady. N. |. Price 5J cents per box; six boxes s250.
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
Carne Sie's Offer to San Francisco.

SAN FRANCTSCO.-Mayor Phelan Is In receipt of letter from Andrew Car negic. offering to give S75o 900 10 the city of San Francisco for a library building providing tho city furnishes suitable site. IL may b.. shcult the offer be accepted that a numhcr nf branch libraries will be couStructe1 in addition to the main building.
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
Boy Shoot, Boy and then Hangs
 Hmtlf

Albany. x. Y.- Raymond Albers. a i3-year-old lad. shot and instantly killed Emmanuel Koehler. a boy of Iz years. and then hanged himself The boys were playmates. and according to statements of nelghbors. they had quarreled some days ago. Albers ls the son of a well known painter. and Koehlcr is the son of a minister Of the gospel
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
Squirrel Tails.

VIsalIa. July 7--includIng todayB count the total number Of squirrel tails on deposit with the clerk of the Tulare county board of Buperyis- OTIS is $500. This number Is the to- tai for the month Of June The boua- ty on these tails amounts to 225z9.
 The bounty law has been repealed and no bounty will be paid for squlr- rels killed after July l.
Imperial press., 1901-07-13

Bad Circulation the of of the ills that with old With machinery body with less speed al Because of the weak and irregular muscles bodily chilly skin face chronic ulcers limbs healthy ld and imperfect circulation. health through
 
 vital organs and quick healthy O
 $ being vegetable the valuable and efcacous of all medicine old ingredients mild those inherited Asth of health and richer and blood begins have noticed for
  medical department charge of them all about This will nothing of benefit result of special directions received from physicians
 
 ~ TfiE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. 0A.
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
Kitehner Reports Capture of Bosr.

London Lord Kitchener tele- graphed ta the war office as follows:
 "Grenfell. at Howell. captured s3 Boers and lot of supplies belonging to Beyers' commando"
 "Dr. Leyds." says the Brussels cor respondent of the Morning Post. has addressed to the continental powers and the United States protest against Great Brltain's 'harbarous treatment of Boer women and children. It is said that Holland will support the pro- test"
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
BURIED TREASURE $ FOUND
Hofd of Thousands of Dollars Hidden by
 Missrly Old Woman.

Santa Barbara.-A story with feat ufes of the most romantic sort. has excited a dozen families on Palm ave- uue ln this city. lt iB story of the finding Of thousands of dollars Of bur- led treasure, part of the hoard Of a miscriy cid woman. The ncighDOrA who know of the matter are in some mysterious way bound to secrecy in the matter. yet the Herald was able to get accurately at the facts Jf the case and uncarthcd a ycritable fairy tale
 \ Les Angeles man. one John Lem n1x, is the hero of the story. lie is at least the present owner of n slB- tcr's yellow gold. For four years prior t0 the night Of July 4th. Miss Mary Lcnnox lived in a tiny cottage on the avenue. lt was place that stood well apart from other houses. The woman was wanderer on the face Of the earth and reputed to be a great tray- eler. She had lived everywhere. and Is thought to have come here from Los Angeles.
 She had not lived cn the avenue long before her neIghbors discovered curious things. She never under any circumstances used light at night, and was subject to fits of the most terrible agony. In these fits she cursed and swCre, and threw things about her house. But these things be- came common place. The old lady vas a woman of sixty years. She had no visible means of support. Where her money came from no one knew. Yet she was 6 rich old woman. \ few days before the Fourth she be- came deathly sick. and her brother John Lennox. was sent for at mid night on the Fourth. as she seemed dy- ing.
 Won't IL be terrible if she dies without telling where her money Is, said one. At the word money the woman. practically dead. aroused to vivid life Her nurse was sent home and no one but the brother remained with her. At that time she probably told secret she had never told before. She died an hour lated.
 What took place at the interview no one knows but at eight o'clock this morning the brother commenced digging with an axe at the fo-t Of q central post of three in the back fencc of tho cottage But the axe wouldn't dig. and he secured a pick and shovel from a neighbor. woman who went with him to the yard. At 1 o'clock the picks struck metal and soon a rusted yeast powder can was un- carthei. With intense excitement the can was opened. In IL were gold coins some of them many years old. An other and other cans were dug uD- The find was one of thousands of dollars
 Tcnnox has taken the money tO Lo5 Angeles He lives mile and a half from the city in a suburban district. The story is that when she was - years old Miss Lennox fell heir to a large sum of money. She never banked 1t. but took II always with her turying 1t from place to place. The strangest thing about the story is that
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
Drowned Crossing a R,vir.

t. Paul. Minn.. July 6.-Mrs. Annie Pust of South St. Paul and Oscar Nor rIs. recently of Independence. Kas, were drowned last evening in .-e St. Croix river. near Rush City. A party of five were crossing the river when the boat capsized. Norris tried to save Mrs. Pust. but was carried under with her, and both drowned.
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
IN THE GOOD OLD FASHIONED DAYS
Powdered Wigs Formed an Important
 Adjunct to a Gentleman's Apparel.

IL Is safe to say that the majority ot bald men of today would gladly re- vive the cid. dIgnihed custom 1T they could But. they can do the next best thing to it: that Is, to revive the growth of the hair nature gave them
 In cases where the hair root CT h1ir bulb has not been completely de stroyed by parasites that nfest G. Newbros Herplcidc will do wonders fin the way of stimulating the growth Of lifeless and falling hair. Destroy the cause yCu remove the effect. That is the successful mission of Heyp!C!le.
Imperial press., 1901-07-13

A mistake has been made somewhere If good cskcmakcr doesn't finally be- come the mother of large family of boys.-Atchison Globe
Imperial press., 1901-07-13

librarians sny that people who read novels and nothing but novels are about 70 per cent of readers in the public book institutions
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
Seeking Information,

Applicant For Situation as ParIor Maid Should '" expected Co hand things c' innch. ra@~n nr Jo you stretch ?--
Imperial press., 1901-07-13
stops tho Cough and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Rromo- oulnine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure. No pay. Price e cents.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Farmers, you can get fence posts
cheap at j. B. O'Tooles.
Teachers Association.

t Weiser, Idaho, Jan. %, 1901.
The teachers meeting Saturda,
was helpful and enjoyable. Teach
ers present were, Miss Harper, DR.
Foster, Prof Foresmau. Mrs. Zu
malt Miss Coston, Miss Keyes, Mis-,
Smith, Miss Watson, Mr. Pope, Mr.
Lee, and Mr.. Wolfe.
Mr. Whittier, cousin of John G
Whittier, Mr.. Chapman and Mr.
Equals visited the session.
Mr.. Whittier addressed. the teach
ers and rendered a ''Pubic School
Marcel" of his own composing.
Mr.. Foresman led the History
discussion.
Dr. Foster talked on the ssFoote
Resolution and ''Tariff Legislation J"
Miss Sanford gave brief review
OF internal Improvements.
Mr. Foresman discussed the uIp.
dian Question
Mr.. Pope conduced the thirty
minute lesson on methods and many
practical ideas were brought out
DR. Foster presented "Nature
Study on winter Phenomena tak-
ing up snow, frost and hail.
Miss Sanford gave a paper on
hardness and absence.
Miss Keyes' Educational Stories
brought out a most interesting dis
cusslon on "Child Literature the
deslrahility of Dialect Stories
ana how and when the taste for re-
pure Literature must be cultivated
The association is looking forward
to geological expedition as soon as
the weather is favorable.
Advance work in Methods for Feb
10th. from p. so to p. 1874 In His.
tory from p. 81 to p. SO. A full
program will be printed later.
M. WATSON, Sec.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Alias Summons.

~ IN. .ne Dlstrlct Court of the Third Jrdio;., ~
ty of Wn sns otate OF Idaho, in and for he CO..,
| A. r. Anderson. plaintiff vs u
Jane Jenney, defendants d. NJ Jenney and
| Third Ia 1rsougnt In the District conrt ., a.
ai E ior the County of Washirgton VI iuaho, IN
Il, oo 51 paint pa filed in said county in .h
une CLERK OF said Court '9 III Ine Office of
~ RR'Ipie o. the State of Idaho send ,raa.,.
" ID. M Jenney and Jane Jennav..n o greeting
hro ~ aie hereby required to apnear in
piIgpugnt against you by the abpYe IN an action
District stata Court of the Third JnrdiniaI
Wasbino,oaa Oh IDAHO in and for the connt, al
thi and to answer the coms1 my OF
within ten Gays Exclusive or t ph'nt Med
manS alter the service on Won Of VIE ne; Jay OF
ont Of II served within this county: or 's sum
twenty a. county but in this Distriet Si;tteeu
Twenty days; otherwise with;n rsIlet', within
accordins ny ny aelault Will be taken aSainsgt or
said action is 'e prayer OF said complaint The
court FOR the foreclosure oS a a decree of this
ia u NJ IA the complaint and execnt iorlgage
dav of n Denney and Jane Jenney on th' one ane
oersain promisory note of the sa, v payment OF
9si7as " ~, seventeen Hundred and Ei LOT the
ten per can nwi.n interest thereon at tie rive
payment Of an att nru, and conditional for the
action ~ Wi,vVOO) Dollars in the case ~ vi one
The ssio 11ect the same any part tharen or
~ at Page Tw sag H, is OF record in Book Four
Real Estasa ,i Two hundred Sixty-nine roeo, ous "
ton conns mortgages records Of SAID VIZ <1s( OF
six 2e feet ana ana cSSnveys and mortgages twenty
eUs twenty co.. Block sixteen 'ne s west e., side
washington to the town Of weiser in w ssd
lot. "'y' the entire length of said
may Be- sodP premises conveyed by said mortpage
the payment Of Tue proceeds thereof applied to
costs OF fnra OF said note and mortrs pa 10 W
Dollars atterney and One Hundred soo 9o
leeds are not sne ices, and in case such nro
or the ba execution against said b. NJ Jenpe 10
ad derend"n,r remaining due, and also that ~
osed Of OF oI, under them may be barred and oy
edemptioan an ute right, claim, lien. equity or
aged rre,, ana interest in and to said No.. VI
And pl II Y and for other and further relist
omplainty ss iail to appear and answer snch
eIaplf ao as above required plaintiff viii s a
eieT dema you and apply to the Court fos
Given m nnda In the complaint ''' ioe
Ida Jouft In the County OF Washinpton o SIS DIS
our To-, .is s4th day OF December In The ~sa
lARRIs FELrHAM "e nunqred.
q ATTORNEYS ~, pI.,u.~ l. f. SMITH
n''n' Clerk.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Notice to Stockholders

., Notice tS Is hereby given that special meeti,o
snH OF the Bank OF Weiser cor
ul business The Bank OF Weiser Of snid p cor
ppra.lpn' IN Weiser; Washington County state
I9an 100, on saturday, the 90 day Of February
said day. 's'en CLOCK p m. OF
~ ,d h meeting is called pursuant to n resolution
sas BOARD o. directors passed at an adiourned
yin day of January 1901. for the 1unesaay the
s seidan,ng whether or not the Capital Stool g,
its prese0 shall be from $50 ooo
transact such opbar to 100000 and to
the meeting % iuay come before
7-6 ~ ~ i'Vi' Secty.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
New School District

The commissioners have granted q
new school district at DEBORAH and
=. W. Jones, who was down from
There during the week, states that
with the new school house the facili
t'es will be first class. Mr. Jones
appeared before the board and was
largely influential in getting the dis.
'rlct organized, although having no
school children of his own
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
EstraY Nntice

Notice is hereby given that tho s
our feed yard on the Flat i've eluitIrslgned at
hont H. IN Washington County Idaho " es Oh
nnout .he 10Th day Of November 1900 IA on or
10. wi es'r"ys the following described animafs
rio Tme req COW branded quarter circle II o., a..
oy Sdr MP ear marked crop off left ear and On tne
one dark brown bull calf braraa,
circle Hon left hip. e"'' branded quarter
BRANDED Pt t5ns req ana white steer. wear old
CROP in ea snbs 20 thus on the left side smootL
ON C ne llgnt red yearling steer. branded
the left ear sue crop and split and upderblt in
Owners ea os uuhhdderslope in the right ''' III
nror LIS " above animals will pleas co coll 49,,
properly and pay charges or sa peasT calL prove
posed OF according to law same VIII De dis
Da'ea at "eiser, Idaho, this end. dav Of 1or
uary, 1901. Sioned rro,,,,.- u"s VI jan
5-4 ~"u' isol' |. f. SMITH
Auditor
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT or TILE INrrnron

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE IDAHO, Dec. 81 1901
.o Notlce Is hereby given that the FOLLOWING.
maned settler has filed notice OF his Intention e
that said proof will be made before tha i"1, and
.ne district Court at Weiser, Idaho. on Feb q
a a9ed w: Lars NJ. Olsen, HID, Application NJ
NJ. a. up. III N. X. W. b.
lie names the following witnesses 70 ,,ro.. g.,
CONTINUOUS h residence upon and cultyatior 1t" os
Saiu iand. VIZ: John Olson. NJ. Honn Posti. ~
lanes ,' Dostick' Jasper Bostck, ali Of Wejser
First pub Jan g. 1901. N'"s heglster
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
StraYed or Stolen

One red yearling steer branded . o.
f r mp. Might have ca on same hin
:; marx would be either crop and snjit
IA rignt, and hole in left, or underbit and
half crop in both ears. Wv I'll u
scription. ano oe-
! wiz pay liberal reward for apv in
formation leading to recovery. ="
w. M. PEARSON,
Bourne, Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Legal News.

On Jan. Bird Nose Fuchs and An
drew Rogers filed their suit against
K. NJ Barton, Andrew Adams, Mi
chael Ward and A. NJ. Tousley in
adverse proceedings against their APP
plication for patent on Bodie Stand
ard Consolidated lodes. The con-
tlict is between the Peacock fraction
and the Bodie.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24

a group of copper mines in the
Seven Devils mining district near
'ne Old Peacock and White NOM.
men1 mines. For prices and terms
address Signal. - .
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Redemption of County Warrants.

deem ali w vs. rese1y given that am ready to re-
psnse fund Of Washington County in tba ea
1874 up to No. 81 inclusive. III october In
G. NJ. WArERHousE.
-, a'e' AZ "eiser this 10th day Of January 1901
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Pacific & Idaho
Northern R'v
ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE

ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE
FROM WEISER, IDAHO. TO
ns nId,tnp % Heath and the celebrated Seven
Salubria and Long Valleys, Salmon River Wa"
COWS, and Gold Placer Diggings VISA
when travelling west In search of payv ho,,.
stop on 1t Weiser Idaho. take trim ova no, ne
oo g, c iaah9 Northern Railway to above seo
sources You will not be disappointed 'e-
DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE
COOL night hreezes from the snow-ca mod ,,,o,.
tsins making sleep refreshing. rf'1 '"oun-
NO MALARIA
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER
Pienty OF excellent unoccnpied governma,.
failure OF crops. 'ei' no
Arr. Daily na
Elk. Sunday ~ P S,, Dsliy
11.01 meiser $3.50 a. M
Rates md ,,,-,, lam bridge 1880 p. m
application. ]. c4Mp p1sEgu upon
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Weiser. Idaho
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24

MANTED-Reliable man for MANAGER
o o. branch Office we wish to open in This
vicinity. If your record is O. K here is
an opportunity. Kindly give good re-
ference when writing,
IHE AT. MORRIS WHOLESALE Horrsr
CINCINNATI Ohio. Illustrated catalocne
cents stamps. SIS
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Du bois States His Politics.


speech made by Senator Dubois al
the joint session Of the two houses
of the legislature
Mr. Speaker, ladies and'gentlemen,
members of the legislature: -Four
years ago | was invited to address
the joint members after the election
of Mr.. Heitfeldt as United States
senator over myself; and | recall
now with great pleasure that said
TO them 81 hope the people of Idaho
will stand behind Senator Heilfeldt
and uphold his hands in the great
fight which he would have to make
there for their interests, and | am
glad to be able to say today that
Senator Heitfeldt has not cast any
vote in the senate which | myself
would not have cast.
OF course, am very proud at this
moment | am looking into the
faces of men who have conferred
upon me the highest distinction which
can be given to an American citizen.
There is no position so lofty. if it
comes to one honestly as a seat in
the senate of the United States: and
every one OF YOU know that neither
directly nor indirectly did YOU re-
ceive one dollar from me. and not
one of you exacted any promises or
pledges from me. Then why should
| not stand before the people of my
state and feel proud? 1t comes to
me, this great honor, not through
any merit of mine, not through any
superior ability, but it comes as a
reward for services performed in
Washington during the ten wears |
was there; and the only thing I can
do to show my appreciation is to re-
present the people of this state fairly
and to be faithful to their interests
and | hope that during the comino
six years Will be as true as I was
during the ten.
am not going to make any speech
1t all, because it is not fitting time
II occasion; but | will read to YOU a |
telegram which | received last nioht
rom Washington, which reads as
ollows: "Fred Y. Dubois. Boise
IDAHO. -Four of the old guard salute
'ou. Your election is not only a
PERSONAL qualification, but a sign of
ope Tor the. new democracy. Pet
lgrew, Teller, Cannon, Town" AS
GU know, they were my party asso-
lates when | left the republican
arty in 1896 We have been in
ertect accord ever since II had
cen our plan some time ago. about
ne 4th of March, to make Joint
nd public announcement of our posi.
on, but inasmuch as they have sent :
he this telegram, | am very Glad 10
ny now that, so far as am con-
9rned, there is no better democrat
the state than | am. [ intend 10 q
, into the democratic caucns and I ),
INK | violate no confidence when I !
y that Senator Henry H.iifcldt is
Ding there too. Ard with this lew
Of the state and a conlit,u-
nomination of United States 6
ha'or IN convention, we will keep o
is party above any reproach of u
andal; we will take out of it anv ?
rrupting influences connected with
e election of United States senator
ID will, | hope, keep the democratic =
rty IN power in this state for the
xt twenty years. :
De-
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Continued next week J
Where is Hep

Anyone knowing the whereabouts
OF one Frank Coward, a printer.
Will please inform the Signal, and
they will be amply repaid for doing
so.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24

% SiOh HEADAOHE ABSOLUTELY
T 1nu permanently cured by using Moki
"a. pleasant herb drink. Cures con.
s s,npa''on ana indigestion. makes YOU eat
sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
Guaranteed or money back, 25 cents and
~ cents. Z. L. Williams, druggist -
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24
Estray

18th Of pecsny ranea mo- on Mann Creek. about the
stsnded with horizontal bar across morse
c J, please call and claim property ana Twmer
law Oh same viii be disposed Of nccordinap y
F. H. LYNCH "
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24

oo mAN Ep-Capable, reliable person in everv
6p ar 70 represent large company Of solid
aple weekly W per day absolutely SIRE an, IN
Apenses' straight. bona fde definite salarv a., no
salary paid each Saturday and ex
HOUSE, 1874 DEARBORN ST., CHIcAeo a DA as
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24

The following claims are examid-


allowed for the reason that claimant
is delinquent The report of Richard
;. Wilkie as road overseer is accept
ed
1t is ordered that the following
desired road he and the same is
hereby abandoned
Commencing at the south east
corner of the north east quarter of
the south west quaater of Section 16
IN tip IA II 2 west of the Boise
Meridian; then running due north
one quarter of a mile to the center
OF said Section 16 thence east one
half mile to the center of the east
line of said Section 16.
And it is further ordered that the
road commencing at the south east
corner OF the north east quarter of
the south west quarter, of said Sec
t'on l6, thence due east one half
mile to the east boundary line of said
section Is; thence due north along
md on the east side Of east bound
'ry line of said Section 16, one
quarter of a mile to connect with the
and Indian Valley road at
n near the center of said east bound
Try line be and the same is hereby
lecared a public highway.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-24

An smportant case was filed by
Edward Styles against the estate of
VIM. Choate, deceased, for an &C.
counting between partners. in which
Mr.. Styles sues for half interest in
tue estate which has been held in the
name of deceased.