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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17
REV. SETH WARDS successoe
Probability that Rev. Eugene Crswford :,
Alabama viii Be Chosan -


There is strong probability that pex
Eugene ). Crawford OF the Alabama con.
ference will be chosen to succeed Rav
Seth Ward as pastor of the Central Moth.
odlst church of Galveston. MIR. Wara Inv.
Ing been recently appointed assistant sec.
rotary of the board of foreign mission.
with headquarters at Nashville. Tenn
Mr.. Crawford is an eloquent orator and
a man OF great energy and devotion lie
Is member OF one Of tile oldest ma
most distinguished families Of the old po.
minion. His parents moved from Virginia
many years ago and he was horn Ian
uniy Il, 1871. at Glenvillc. Ala, eirhtoep
miles from the city of Eufauln HI IL !
son OF DE-. Robert Il. Crawford WHO vn :,
Tor twenty-four years secretary of tho
..tanama conference. He Is sraaunte
OF the outhern university at Grccnshoro
Ain., and was for three years pastor If
Washington street church at Eufnnlu III
served also as pastor at Eutaw. Ain and
was Tor three years In charge of Oevtrr
avenue church In Montgomery which was
built through his efforts Later hn ,vts
appointed by the conference to succeed
Or. Mason as presiding elder. which nosi'
non he now holds. MIR. Crawford il nnl,,
~ years of age and has been a min,ster
for about eight years.
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Aau to Be Stored At Alvin.

Alvin, Texas, June 10 The first carload
Of cantaloupes of the seasons cror IL being
loaded for shipment tonight,
on account of the dr5 weather for the
past four weeks the crop will he very
short. and IL II does no, I.'in in line next
few days the crop win be cut short mole
than half.
The tomato crop is almost q complete flil.
ure on account OF the drouth.
Tho hay men have about quit shipping
hay on account Of the low price ana are
mnkiug preparations To- store an of their
June and July cut for ran shipment hclrv
ing that on account Of he drouth In North
Texas they will get much better prices. II
is estimated that between 10000 and 1000
tons win be stored here this season.
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PIaintiff Dropned Dead.


beaumont, Texas. June 16-C. w. Bull
'o'k dropped dead this afternoon at 4
O'Clock after a hotly-coutestcd case, in
winch he was the plaintiff, had been given
to The jury Mr.. Bullock is an elderly mau,
perhaps go years of age. and the long.
utaWn'out trial had been severe strain on
MS nerves, and this afternoon, just after
Judge Martins charge had been rendered
70 tne lnry and the body had been taken
III charse by the sheriff, Mr.. Bullock start.
ca DOWNSTAIRS In the court house and when
ne reached the ground floor and was pre-
purlhg 10 go outside, he fell dead. The
cuuse Is presumed to be heart failure and
was US stated above, due to the tension
Cuused by the case, 1t was taken up last
wednesday and was Just finished this after
noon when the death occurred The dam
ages asked 10y Mr.. Bullock against ]. w.
barclay was $1,000 ana the possession of n
tract II land in the county. The question
now Is what the Judge will do with the
case. Some Of the attorneys think that the
grounds for continuance as applied for
from either side or as upon the Judge 5
own motion would have been good and that
the sudden termination of the life Of the
plaintiff was alone a reason for It,
The case was declared mistrial because
OF the death of the plaintiff.
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Democratic County Convention.

Beaumont Texas, June 1e--The county
convention of the democratic party met
this evening at $50 and was called to
order by Chairman Cheuault O'Brien of the
democratic executive committee. He was
made the temporary chairman and the bust
ness was transacted with dispatch. The
state candidates Instructed for were Ian
ham for governor, Neal for lieutenant gov
ernor CoIquitt for railroad commissioner,
Robbins for treasurer, and all other can
ddHtes for State offices. A resolution in
doreing the course of Congressman 5. Is.
Cooper, Senator j. II. Beatty and r, s.
Greer, representative, was passed. Cooper
for congress. Beatty for state senator ana
II. c. Duff for representative were instruct
ed for
Chenault O'Brien was elected county
chairman for the next two years
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News Notes.

beaumont. Texas, June 10. Mrs Jarrett
James died IN San Antonio yesterday and
her remains will be brought here tonight
and the lnternent win take place from tne
LCme Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Kyle, OH
Sabine avenue. to Magnolia cemetery to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The permit for the natatorium In the
south end WAS taken ont this morning. Its
cost was placed at 5000.
The mayor had fortyone cases on the
nolice docket this morning.
The ladies held an important meeting this
afternoon az 1 VII Sens ~, cHtnf.tnin m.
land aud immigration agents Of the South
EN- Pacific.
If is stated that Booker 7, Washington
will be here on June 10 and Will adore IS
the coiorcd people at their celebration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Vinton. La, June i5.-All the rice land
around here is badly in need Of water The
ground everywhere Is Intensely dry and M
rain /, in sight but al hopes are fixed upon
the Sabine Canal company for filling tkir
canal and watering the country around
,.otv sooti Such dry season has not been
known for many years, and though showers
have threatened Of late each one has goN
over.
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Calvert News Notes.

Calvert Texas, June 16.-Swifts Fort
Worth packing house has established Il
branch store here and is putting IN nae
stock ..,.,,+
Mr. Rudolph Jones formerly \ mefcnohl
of Calvert. now a banker at shreveport
Ia spent n few days Of this week here.
Miss Norma Norton t. in HuntsNu''
where she is taking course IN the summer
normal, ,ro,,,tor
Captain ]. W. Edmondson OF HouS'o"
spent Thursday In Calvert
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,ry VOW UP.To-DATE.

IN, at Bay City one could hard
,munodstion at the hotels owing
-,,i, conditions, nor could teams
..w for driving through the coun-
NJ, they have splen..d hotels and
sCrss Of construction, two large
rsss several banks and every con
mt the commercial world re
M city will soon have three diff
a u,tsns Of railroads and ] have
4 ~, talk Of the Santa Fe building Il
hi Investments there for the
3if.;su months have paid handsome
In, nd | do not know Of town In
ms when presents better financial
,,Itits than this thriving, hustling
,srI,y the rice crop in Texas and
IN Nr. Moore said that owing TO
|sgth which has continued for almost
TIN. ever since the storm Of Sep
ss 100 the crop is being injured
a 81, The prospects q month ago
! ft, for the reason that the rice
a. I'D canal men had expected rains
IA ii Is usually the case. juno is
Eua wet month. Bnt there has not
r1dent rises In the rivers and
|us Texas and Louisiana during the
|lkiser months to store ample fresh
4 l he lakes and lower portions Of
|EuHs and hence there is some
Y hon salt water unless heavy local
4 flvs from rains occur. Some of
liz planted within the past three
h.n not come up and can not without
Esi heal rain. The canal companies
|r,i'g their plants TO their utmost
w nd still the earth is parched and
~ md II Is feared to he utterly i'm
{. % spread water over such large
cr
gmfs said he considered the rice
lei VI Is PEI cent at this time Ia
fI.i and Texas, and that If the dry
10 continues two weeks longer It Is
y rtulate upon an additional reduc.
N Il least 10 per cent.
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aee 70 the requests Of many
We nave placed on sale coupon
" ueset books, good for twenty
Ea.aN each, These tickets are good
\, saa VIII be honored on any line
NJ yae and will he found very CON
EK 4 cash ~ "''N ~ use ''eA''S
IN skets may he obtained Of l. l..
80 20, No. sos Main street, and at
llltAy.s office.
Houston Electric Company,
Er,n ,o,o ID. X. Payne, Gen. Supt,
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The County Commissioners.

Beaumont Texas, June 16.-County Judge
Wheat aud the county commissioners met
this morning as a board of appraisers and
1t Is also probable that they have taken
some action on the S1j0,O0O bond Issue
which the representatives Of the Autograph
ers ,nrned over this morning They had
0,Rror,s an, - "u'ISse unea
attorney general ruled that Judge Wheat S
name was the one that should appear Tho
now bonds will probably be sent ia Austin
by the commissioners in Judge Whoat'S
care because il Is likely that their approval
would be made earlier if a personal repre-
sentative were there.
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New Iberia News.

New Iberia, La, June 16-Mrs. Fern
est Leblanc died here this morning at y
o'clock. age % years Mrs Leblanc was
the daughter of Mr.. T. A. Derouen, whose
family were settlers here under the Spanish
dominion
Sunday In New Iberia was the driest day
known in the annals Of this city, from the
saloonkeeTe's standpoint, all the saloons
being Dramatically closed, being the reNulL
If the ffty-two indictments Of the grand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17
nyEY As A SrRnNGrHENER.

n Who know the difference between
r l'T and strong whisky. with a
B slat taste, and the delicate. re
h .ifcf Of an old sour mash, hand
\ HVor that possesses a rare bouquet
t.itousness known only to thor
sasoned whisky, which is free
tH! 81 but as rich and lovely as
no, will fully appreciate the
E'a Hunter Baltimore Rye.
|tf IN thousands Of ppople, and
s'nen among them. who require
kitsn; Convalescents, the aged, and
a Y delicate constitutions, are COM
~ mace mp Nature by creating ap-
i ND aiding the digestive organs
~ stimulating powers Hunter Rye
! nllcle that Is rapidly taking the
w remedies advertised for strength
~ recreating. all Of which rely
1. !. slcohollc ingredients. This rye
~ old, pure, palatable, and just
ID favor.
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Roosevelt to vIsit Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas, June l6 In reply 10
an invitation Of the board Of trade TO visit
Fort Worth, President Roosevelt, through
his secretary. George r. Corelyou. sent
n message today To President Paul Waplrs
Of the leonrd Of trade accepting The invita-
tlon. The president says he will come TO
Texas In October.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

number If visiting knights here from Aus.
tin Rev. 7. c. Oehler NJ the First Presby-
terrain church conducted the services at the
residence. after which the Masons took
charge and concluded the same with their
beautiful rites Mt the grave.
Mr.. wech was the president of tho First
National bank Of Taylor and was also presl-
dent Of tho Taylor hoard ot trade. lie was
noted for his acts Of charity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Beeville. Texas, June 1B.-A small cater
pillar has attacked the follage oil tnf
ouisache trees in this section ana many
of them have been completely dehnuett'
The worm webs upon the trees ana sitIii
iy matches out tiny white Inolh, ,',,n,,s
swarm around the trees by the mllloliS..
This is the first time any insect has elrr
been known to attack the ouisache ioi'"Se
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Edith 3. Mnnrn

Edith 3. Moore, the 11-months.old daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. David i. Moore, died died
yesterday at the family residence. 14lI
Cont street. The body was prepared Tor
shipment by Sid west6eimer. and after n
funeral service by Rev. John u. Green at
the residence at $50 y. m. the remains
Orange, accompanied by the parents and
other relatives
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Variety Show is Under Way.

Beaumont, Texas June rs. Tonight for
the first time in her history. SO Ear as Is
generally known, Beaumont mas had a
variety thoater opening, aud, Judging by tie
comment ON the streets, the Attendance was
Of the $, L. o. variety, and the peol lie
were actually turned away Mayor Lang
Lam is pretty sore about the matter aud
This afternoon instructed the policemen that
The hrSt ouc he caught around that place ne
would suunarly discharge him and tnat
be trt sted he would be unable to perfo m
such m unpleasant task He says thar he
wants to give the outfit no police protec-
zion whatever, though, Of cou'se, If pistol
reported the officers would have to go in
The mayor Is trying to see If there is any
way to stop the show and has asked City
Attorney Sonheld for his opinion At the
last meeting Of the council the Impression
was given the aldermen that the show had
n legal right, but the mayor is more th1n
likely to make 1t unpleasant for the owners
il there is any way of doing 1t,
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4ydroaraphio Tests of the San Saba

Hydrographlc 7 cste OF the san oapd'
San Saba, Texas. June 15.--Prof. 7. A.
Taylor will he at San Saba on tho 17t&
inst to make series of tests for tho ny
Geographic department of the United Stuics
government 10 show the ndnptahitv of the
San Saba river for irrigation ana manu-.
featuring purposes. There has been SOC
ries of like tests carried on by several par
ties of the valley for some years, and these
will greatly assist Prof. TAYLOR in his dc
auctions His report is Of great interest to
our people. as we are now about ready ~
go to work on our irrigation plant inc
money for this enterprise has been promised
by Chicago parties and only about SOON
acres yet remain to be contracted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17
Carl HiIders,randt.

Carl Hilderhrandt, aged 20 wears died at
his home 1918 Vine street, az 900 o'clock
yesterday morning His daughter Mrs
d. Derrer was buried only last sunday
evening, and her fether being old was IN.
able 10 Withstand the shock Of her death
and died Of grief. The funeral will take
place at O'clock this evening from tho
residence, and he will be laid to rest along
SIDE the newly made grave Of his daughter
IN the German cemetery, Rev. Blasberg off
piatiup = 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17
'lop IS DAMAGED
Nv CAUSE A REouc-
NJ. u,,aTY PER CENT.
\ c,owth OF Bay City Is
Development and
p.issyetsnoe'

aid yesterday that the
s . commercial standpoint
wv ,.d IN the growth Of Bay
~ .Bay city is enjoying Its
ice town. Two years ago
,,,s with n view of looking
n T for rice development.
'a '",a bnt a few hundred in-
.,ssented anything but an
y ,,.e from business stand
N, ! dead as any town Of IT'S
!. I, md depended entirely upon
rs support. At that time
n me principal owner of the
u eoald have bought a half
togn at that time almost
.,., and terms. Today Bay
~, ~ inhabitants. Its property
!. ,,r,ueed from 200 to 500 per
~. lots sell at $500 to S12OO
n rery direction new houses
!. substantial business blocks
h WI me sidewalks are constant
y Y Ak people, the stores arc
-,,rIng till night, and there Is
b n liant activity not witnessed
Y top ~ lis size in Texas.
Gnias ne bakery to the Dank.
h n ias,ua Illustration Of what rico
y LIE = seen in a comparison of a
l,s,r city Of two years ago alli
p ,,rn Ne it is today. The trst
y o Mn into the place less than
Nv n. cane Belt, which runs from
Ia roaay the Southern Puc'hc
Y. Y. ram Van Week to Bay city:
~, l,!s.,rs,ional is preparing to build
l llssI' II goes without saying
ll'...I,.nsIons would not have been
" v !, nc. ,ire development which gave
Y y !. he ne business of that section.
~ w " he the Crowley of Texas
y wa -s,s wears, and believe 1t Is
~ , VI incubation for 1908 of at
4, ~ ,.sols for the acreage in rice
y VIZ. E'F county. with the advent of
\, IL s,r,I,stlng canals, will be very
2 n, ny ss,t year. Bay City has the
J w, ,,.,rs 81 all the towns Of its class
!, NJ direct result of rice develop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Guiding several bolts Of domestic rs.
sumo night horse belonging ~ v,,,iiIne
Mather at ISIS Edwards street VAS .,niln,i
ana q wagon WIS taken from another NM, y
wme yves close hy The robbcrles We're ~.
ment and the former have slisnect III , "
city, prison. Sherif Anderson has r ~ tue
cred part Of the stolen dry goods. IVY,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Beaumont Texas, Iune 16.-rhe an
nouncement that Rev. Abe Mulkey will hold
revival here in the South End at the
tabernacle of the Methodists In that sec
tion Of the city from June - 10 Juue 80
has ben the topic Of church conversation
here today. Mr.. NlGlkey Is perhaps the
most popular evangelist that has ever
preached IN Beaumont Commencing on
Fliduy, nc will hold two services daily at
the above named place The tabernacle is
IN the Cartwright addition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Do not leave nom on journey without
bottle Of ChRT1herlain's Collie. Cholera
and DInrrhoea Remedy. It Is almost Ger.
tain H. be needed and can not DO procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
sbIr. II is pleasant. safe and reliable Far
rae hy al druggists.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
flalnliff In a holly Contested Case
Dropped Dead When Trial Ended.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION HELD
4 Variety Show Is Under Way and the
Mayor Wants to Close Injecting
ny Rev. Mulkey Announced.

49, Srgn' b Office; The Posts Beaumont Of.
nrari and Crockett, sortbwesssern tele.
p rr,,t ~, with l.. L. Neely as busllftss
ssu,ppte3sentatiye and F. w Greer as CORE.
ni symueht. Subscriptions aud advertise.
WI receive prompt attention. Subscribers
living any cause for complaint ns to dc.
aan.VrF on papers are requested To phone or
o'nerwise notify the office promptly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17
THE DEATH ROLL.
Charles Allen Harris

Charles Allen Harris. aged l month in
fant son OF Mr.. and Mrs p r. Harris. Of
ISL Prairie avenue, died at $40 Sunday
night. The funeral took place at p. M.
yesterday from the residence Rev. Robert
D. Wilson officiating. lnterment in the
German cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17
elInn COLLEGE Entertainment.

Brennan. Texas, June 1G.-The program
Of the alumni OF Bllnn college for tonight
included addresses I'm English aud Gerha ~
and sneclal mention must be made o. tunc
music Mrs Ida Harris and Prof.. ", ~
Urbantke took great care III tle al I'M
tion of this particular part " VIA am ont
portant feature OF tonlghts enter'ai
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James kellx Badly Besten.

Bastrop, Texas June i6 Mr.. Him Kelly
Of Upton was found on the street today
With bis head terribly bruised aud cut
The wounds arc considered serious. Three
Investigation, but nothing positive as yet
Is knnyyn.
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Palestine, Texas, June 10 Johnnie sam
mons, aged years. the sor Of County SUI
voyor SHmmans. who zen from tree last
Thursday, crushing his skull, died this
morning at 10 O'Clock Tho funeral VIII
occur from the family residence tomorrow
morning
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p,ettu rn,lnh to scrateh

FOR living and relief also linni ~
win cure YOU of Itch. Tetter, Mns ~ iii I'll
Itching Piles, Eczema. GuarAnteeu ~ ~
dealers
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snralarles Reported.

Vnusy night a box car on the
~, au lexas Central was broken into
.sa Of quantity of dry goods, in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Grand opening Tuesday night q o'elooA
Free lunch. Every one invited
s. 2. Walker. Proprntct,
coia cangress. Deposits Santa sc nepSS
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the
shooting
the oughng
sickening begins
destructive work In February, lsys noticed small
AZ
predspong
that the blood the hed
dschagng ulcer ties the Place entirely and no
the lip cheek other
part Of the body will continue to
the bloof red
Cancer germs dmae ed 'front.'
the blood of all decayng ehee matter has great
the
condition when blood
to ulcer the healing
(cl fl E( discharge and the place heals
~ ~ ~ and forms S. S. is strictly
MI Nj Nj bood purifier containing
~~-~~ 49, ~~~~ mi OF any description.
ulcer kind write MS about med
other
blood will be THE SWIFT
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DANGEROUS

Are in many respects like other ulcers or
sores, and this resemblance often proves fatal.
Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts TO heal
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MuIkey Meetina Announced.

Chenault O'Brien was elected county
hartman for the next two years.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-26

Signal and people know all about
them and keep them jumping count
ers and pulling down goods from
morning until night.
J. B. O'Toole and j. H. Bruce
went to Parma last week on duck
hunt and came home with $50 IN
their game bag Needless to say
their friends toasted on mallard and
teal.
A party of Is came In over the P.
& l. N. Monday afternoon from
Thunder Mountain, and the Big creek
districts. Among the numbes were
Ed Hanthorn and Wesley Barton, of
Weiser. They report deep snow on
the trail.
Frank Harris left for Boise Tues
day afternoon to file with the
Supreme court the brief in the case
of VIM Irwin, of Meadows, under
sentence of ten years on the charge
of rape. The case was appealed to
the Supreme court from the decision
of the district court.
The city electric light and ,wate
works bond case taken before thu
Supreme court on appeal from tn
decision court, will come up TO
trial before that body, now in session
in Boise week from today Th
case was set in the first instance 70
! today but Attorney Feltham receive
notice Monday that it had been post
, poned.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-26
y !. /. Churchill Married.

L. L. Churchill left for Boise Sun
day evening. During his stay in
that city Mr.. Churchill will be mar
ried to Miss Anna Coston, of that
place. The wedding will take place
at noon today at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in that city. Miss
Coston formerly taught school in
Weiser, and made many friends
while here by her pleasant and social
manner. MIR. Churchill is proprietor
OF the Churchill Drug company OF
this city. The many friends of the
couple will give them hearty greet
ing on their return to Weiser
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-26
THE SIGNAL
o T. LOCKWOOD. Editor.

Entered April IS. 1902, as second class matter
uosto1ice at Weiser, Idaho. Act Of Congress OF
March g. 1897.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-26

Herman Haas trapped seven mink and
a badger In the barn next TO his store.
w. D. Shaw, teaching school in Indian
Valley reports 81 scholars. The follow
ing pupils took the examination; Flora
Lindsay, Susie Lindsay, Wiley. Ander-
son. Laura Anderson, Elmer Anderson
Anthony Barbour, Robert Barbour, SUI
san Barbour, Geo. Frazier, Josiah Fra
zier, G. E Hartley, James Hartley,
Warnie Wilkerson.
1.-THE following items from the issue OF
Nov. IS, 1882, were crowded out OF last
Wednesdays issue.
G. A. Grimmett bought the Matson
place and located on the fiat
Joseph Perrault purchased the shan
non addition to Weiser.
James Walker & Bros. select site for
brick yard on Hubbard place.
The paper states that the citizens 0
Moscow have, petitioned for a money OF
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-26

1t will not pay to try new expert
ments on Jour eyes. DR.. r. p.
Behrendt of the Baker City Optical
Co. has given entire satisfaction on
his former visits, and being perma-
nently located at Baker City, is
close at hand to repair and duplicate
such lenses and glasses as may be
accidentally broken. His office this
week will be at the Vendome hotel.
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