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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-31
Cwenty Years Hgu.
Notes gathered files Of this paper Of Dec 80 1897

Snow is four or five inches deep in
Weiser city.
The new instruments for the Weiser
City Cornet band have arrived.
The grand Christmas ball given in this
city was social and financial success.
Over 10 numbers were sold.
Hon. T. G. Galloway came down from
Boise Sunday, where he has been in at
tendance at the legislative session. We
notice that Mr.. Galloway has taken
very decided stand in the council against
needless and reckless appropriation y hich
have been proposed in that body. The
interests of the people and taxpayers Will
be guarded as far as T. G. Galloway is
concerned. and If their money is need
lessly spent it will not be the fault OF the
man, whom they have chosen to repre-
sent them.
The Christmas tree at the school hOuS
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-31

District State OF Idaho, in and for washington
S Mary X watson
Va. Alias Summons.
Frederick Watson,
Defendant
The State OF Idaho sends greeting 70 freoerick
Watson, Defendant. oa,,,sa q.
You are hereby summoned ana REQUIRED -
ppear In an action brought against you ~ saio
ptsinrY In the said District Couft 70 ans H,
me com plant OF the above named piain.ln hle s
therein. within ten days exclusive OF ths DAY
1aarvce, after the service on you OF this sum
nons II served within this county; or y served
ont Of this County but within this JUDICIAL
District. within twenty days. or II served eise-
where. within forty days, The SAID action ID
| h,ouoht to obtain decree OF this court dissoiv-
mo fhe bonds OF matrimony now exl1linR
between the plaintiff and defendant, ana sw s.,s
inc the care and custody OF the minor cnn9'
lanes H. Watson of the parties TO the piAl2' ~
upon the grounds OF the willful deser.ion u ny
nlstnt,fY BY the defendant and the azure oi tne
defendant TO provide for the pislntln. nAvi,us
the ability 90 TO do the particulars more iuii,
s W, In the com plant, copy OF which u
lr,rvsd herewith and made part hereof Ano
vou are hereby notified that II you fall TO APPEL
"a snswer sstd complaint ~ above requires
ths said plaintin will apply 70 the court ior 'n'
,siief de "a 4 nded In the complaint.
''Attest NV hand and the Seal OF the uist'c
Cont Of the Third Judicial District. s,sso a.
Idaho. In and for Warrington Comfy 'n's S0''
DAY Of November 1909. - sutrH clerk
ER lHk HARRIS, Attorney for Plaintiff
H-ow
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Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
has this 9Th day Of December, 1902 taken up az ~
We,sar in the County OF Washington, State OF
Idaho the following described animals, to W.T.,
One bay mare about 8 years old welendln oS
about 1900 pounds, white star IN race pra"deu
thus sc<o ''lazy on right stihe.
Also one two year old roam mare no dramas
visible. ana 4,
The above animals are held as estrays, Ano y
not claimed within forty days, from the dStt
hereof will be disposed OF according 10 Jaw.
Dated at welser, Idaho, this lltn dny o.
December, 1902, GEORGE IL JIM
- r SMITH, Auditor
FRANK SMITH, Deputy 30
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold,
ers of the Bank OF Weiser, Idaho, Will
be held at the Office Of said bank, in the
citv OF Weiser, Washington county, state
Of Idaho on the thirteenth day OF Jan
uary 1903, at eight o'clock p NJ, for the
election of board of directors for sale
bank, and the transaction OF such othe'
business as may come before the meet
inc A. B. ANDERSON, Prest.
w. L. ANDERSON. Cashier.
December 10th. 1907. oi-4'
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Estray Notice.

Came to my place at Bourne postofiice on Dec
18th, 1902, two bay pack horses. weight abOu
1000 pounds each One has bald face and thre'
white feet One has star in forehead and two
white feet One branded Eon LETT stfie, on
branded x on left hip Owner wiz psail
charges and take same away. otherwise they VII
w. N, PEARSON.
Dated at Bourne, Dec. 10. 1902.
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0. S. |. Time TABLE
Robert King, of Squaw creek, was

Robert King, of Squaw creek, was
the city Saturday.
w. E. Adams, of Bourne, was in
he city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shockley, of this
tity, returned Monday from Boise.
Atty. A. N. Soils, of Ontario, is
|n the city looking after land case.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Van Houten
eturned Monday morl ing from =
visit to Boise.
Rev. E. X. Taylor, of Boise,
preached at the Opera House Sun
day during the absence of Rev. G.
E, Evans.
Murray Gilkison and wife, OF
Bourne, were IN the city Saturday.
Mr.. GiIkerson is acting as mail car
rier pro TEN.
Sam Wilson returned from Boise
Sunday afternoon and left for Port
land Monday morning on business
connected with his mining interest OF
Profile creek.
G. E. Sears returned last weel
from Montana, where he has bee
employed as draughtsman on tn
Montana railroad which is being bull
rom Harlowtown to Lewiston.
Jake Wright returned Saturda
afternoon from a business trip
Warren. He reports heav
snowstorm raging on Seces
eummit when he came over it makIr
the trail hard to travel over.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. q. Phettepla'
left Friday evening for a month
visit to Pueblo, Colo, and Chicago
ILLS. At Pueblo Mr.. Phettepla
will attend a reunion of the fami
to be held at the home of his gran
mother on New Year day.
Mrs. Chas. Ebert and son, +
fisherman, returned last week from
absence of several months. Tn
have been in California, Nevada q
Arizona, but have concluded tn
Idaho suits them best, and will pI
badly locate in Weiser again.
C. Van Landuyt, who is herdi
bis sheep near Arcadia, lis in the eli
He reports that rs sheepmen
Washington county are feeding thu
hocks in that vicinity. Divided
among these twenty five owners 8
over so, 600 sheep. Several tho'
and tons of hay are being consun
by these nocKs.
Edwards & Nelson, the painte
have completed the Sunnyside sch
curtain. 1t is II feet 10 incl
by 9 feet 4 inhces in size. The cer
piece is the Grand Canal, Of Ven
Surrounding this are advertisemf
of leading business firms of Wei
It's a neat piece OF painting,
reflects great credit on Messrs.
wards & Nelson as artistic paint
The new Christian church is ra
ly nearing completion. The plai
ing is completed and work on the
terror finishing will begin next W
The opera chairs for the auditor
have been made a special order,
are being manufactured to suit
position in which they will be pl
in the church. They will prob
arrive next week. The bull
complete with furnishings will
sbout $1,000.
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Estray NOTICE.

Taken up as AN estray at my place one-hali
mile north OF Weiser, one 3-year-old red heifier
with few white spots; marked with under
crop aod underbit in left ear, crop. split and
underbit IN right ear. No brands visible
Owner is notified to pay charges and take same
away or the animal will be disposed OF according
to law JAMES p. GRAY
Witness. S. D. JONES,
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|r.,s,ed April 10, 1902. ~ ss0ondscIsss matter
sstpoIface,at weiser, Idaho. Act OF Congress o.
Erch 8. 1897.
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OYAUTE CHAPTER No. 10, o. r 8:
IL regular meetings the second and
fourth Tuesdays Of each month. Mem
bers in good standing OF sister chapters
are always welcome
ANNA B. WATERHoUsE, w. NJ,
CARRIE TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Estray Notice.

Came 10 nv ranch four miles west OF Weiser
On ar about Nov. 25th 1902, one gray horse, !
should think gentle. Branded II on left shoulder
ajso on left stife; about eleven years ola.
Parties claiming such horse, VIII please pIott'
property, pay costs, take same away OF ~ WIZ w
sold as the law provides .oo,
o''''01 '-'' J. Is. HEMENWAY post
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Alias summons.

Tn the District Court OF the Third Judicla
District, State OF Idaho, in and for washington
County.
Mary NJ. Watson.
49, plaintiff
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The Christmas tree at the school hou'
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Years Day at 10 o'clock,
Rev. W, W. Deal made business
trip TO Cambridge Monday.
Mrs. May zumslt, of Council, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Lloyd Pence, of Payette, is
visiting with relatives in Weiser.
The P. & l. N. mail car is in
readiness for its iniatory run tomor-
row.
Weather for the past week clear
and colder. Thermometer average
Is above mornings.
Miss Xenia Rigdon and Mr.. George
McMahan were married at Meadows
on Christmas day.
Judge j. D. Flenner, OF Boise,
was in the city Saturday afternoon
visiting with friends.
W. F. Maskey and Mrs. Thos.
Maskey, of Middle Valley, were
business visitors to the city Satur-
day.
A large crowd from town are ar
ranging to participate In the rabbit
drive on Dead Ok Flat New Years
day.
M. L. Marshall returned Saturday
afternoon from a months visit to
San Francisco and other California
points.
Santa Claus brought daughter to
the home of Senator Dubois in Wash
ington on the evening Of December
oath
G. E. Norton, principal of the
of the Huntington schools, was in
the city Saturday, and made the
= Signal short visit.
A. NJ. Steward, of Alpine, who has
!, been east with horses, returned Sun
I day afternoon and left Monday
!. morning for his home.
Attorneys H. E. West and G. E
II Sanders have formed a copartnership
:. They have furnished offic rooms II
: the Williams block.
Dan Mackenzie, a prominen
'e Thunder Mountain miner an
t. promoter, left for the camp Monda
IS morning via Council Warren trail.
~ Work has begun on L. Churchill
residence on east Main street.
ok car load of lumber to be used IN II
en- construction was received Saturda.
NC Rev. G. E. Evans, Of the Christis
Nv church, was called to Star Sunday
officiate at the burial of member
ay the church at that place, Mrs. Il
TO Shaffer
Wy George S. Bradley and family
ISL moved this week to Boise. N
ng Bradley's many friends in the G.
regret to see him and his estlmat
ace family leave Weiser.
" James Montgomery received
80 telegram Saturday informing him
ace the serious illness of his father
my Pleasanton, Kentucky. He left
nu- that place Saturday evening.
The Order of Pendo of Weis
O. which is in a fourishing condlu
an has paid it's first sick benefit sll
ney the Order was started here.
ana was paid to Hattie Snyder for I
na' weeks illness.
" Buck Wykoff, the well known b
tender, has purchased the CLARK
ing Ellison saloon at Meadows, q
lty. leaves tomorrow to take charge OF
% Bucks many friends Wish him 9
'eii cess in his venture.
r. Mayo Evans returned from Nan
" Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Evans
Jus o+,rr tbere January 18th, and '
ne0 take the position of clerk at
Dewey hotel, also leader and lnstI
;ers, tor of the Nampa brass band.
nooi H. G. West, Walter Equals,
U.S. Harry Hargrove returned Sun
'nNi afternoon from three days nj
n'oe' ing trip 10 the vicinity OF '
'en'' Oregon. They were very success
'''o' and returned with full game Gag
and
Dhotooranha of different Stylel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08

TR1EAUTY is only the result of pure
Tx blood coursing through ruddy cheek
S-of clear, bright eyes, showing the
sparkle of health. A woman's features
may be irregular if the glow of health is
in her face. But a well formed mouth
emitting a foul breath, eyes that have lost
their luster, cheeks SCARED by lines of suf-
fering show the parts that health and sick
ness play. Thousands of women are hag-
gard and unlovely today because female
suffering is dragging out their very lives.
Disordered menstruation causes aggravated
cases of falling of the womb, ieucorrh6a
and other female illness so fatal to woman
kind. Suppressed menses hold the waste
matter in the body and the blood becomes
impure. Profuse menstruation saps the
body of its strength. Wine of Cardui in
stitutes a regular flow, throwing off the
impurities iron, the blood and stopping all
wasting drains. The terrible bearing
down pains are the result of irregular
menses and Wine of Cardui will Danish
them completely.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
CHILD LABOR BILL.
south side Administration Club En-
dOrsed Resolutions.

South side Administration Club En-
dOrsed Resolutions.
The meeting of the South Side Ad-
ministration Club in Kiser's Hall last
night was largely attended, and
among other things the Child Labor
Bill' was Endorsed with the recon-
mendation that the Citizens Club as a
body give the measure it's support.
The meeting was the regular weekly
rally of the South Siders and was at
tended by only residents of that SEC
ton of the city. There were about 100
present and they were enthusiastic
ones. Mr. A. B. Moore, vice chair
man OF the Board of County Commits
sioners, said that Mr.. Saussy had evil
IDENTIFY lost sight of the sinking fund
and of the apr opriation of SAG, 900 each
year for the taking up of bonds.
Mr.. Moore said that Mr.. Lazaron had
been already taken care of, but call
ed attention to the fact that the chief
purpose of the new system of house
drainage is to do away with Bilboa
Canal. complaint against which had
been made at the Union Club gather
ing. Mr.. Moore said, too, that the OPP
position loses sight of the fact that the
present campaign is a county contest
and not a municipal fight. He pre-
dicted an overwhelming victory for the
Citizens Club and said that no refer
ence can be made to the opposition I'M
til they put their candidates in the
field.
j. Robert Dreamer declared that
there can be comparison between the
honesty and purity of Mr.. Lazaron and
Mr.. Garfunkel. Mr.. Dreamer construed
Mr.. Lazaron's remarks to mean that
no Hebrew is fit run for office and
called attention to the fact that he had
been a candidate for ordinary. Mr.
Dreamer asked if Mr.. Saussy intended
to charge that Mr.. S. B. Adams, the
city attorney, has not been properly
advising Council as to the legality of
it's actions.
Interesting speeches were made by
James Cumbea and w. H. Barclay. Mr..
Cumbea commented on the beef trust,
and declared that if Congress was made
up of men not afraid to do their duty
women and children would not be cry
ing for bread and meat. Mr.. Barclay
introduced the resolutions on the child
labor BILL" and they were unanimously
adopted. The resolutions follow:
Whereas. at the last session of the
General Assembly of Georgia a bill
known as the Child Labor Bill" was
Ahti ONuNCu oiAu uCICdbSN thiOuSH lhC
chicanery OF the lobbyists and the in
fluence of the mill owner; said bill hav-
ing for its object the prohibition of the
employment of child labor in mills, fac
tories and workshops of the state, I'M
til they attain the age of IA years. and
Whereas, said bill will again be in
PRODUCED at the next session of the
General Assembly: Therefore be it
Resolved. That this club indorse
said child labor bill and will urge upon
its representatives, nominated and
elected, to do all in their power to Sc
cure the passage of said bill; and
Be it resolved further, That any
legislation that may come before the
General Assembly at it's next session
looking to the benefit and advancement
of the working people of the state
shall have the Endorsement of this
club,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
WILL HAVE A SHOOT
TEAMS OF EXPERT RIFLEMEN
WILL VISIT SAVANNAH.
TO COME FROM MANY STATES.
ARE EXPECTED To PARTICIPATE
IN THE CONTESTS.

Well Attended Meeting of Omcers
and ShnrpshoOters of the Savan-
nah Military Held Last Night at
the Guards HaII-Maj. w. w. WILL
hanson Presided-On Motion OF
Capt. w. II. stephens, 1t Was De-
cided to Hold n ShOOt-COmmittee
Was Appointed TO Consider Ways
and Means and to Report mt a
Meeting That VIII De Held Next
Wednesday NiGht-MeetinE Was
Enthusiastic.
Savannah will have a state and in
terstate rife contest. This was decid-
ed on at a well attended meeting of
officers and sharp-shooters of the Sa-
vannah military that was held last
night in the Guards Hall. There was
great enthusiasm, and all present were
determined to make the event upon
which they have embarked a thorough
success.
Maj. w. w. Williamson was asked
to take the chair after the meeting had
been called to order. Discussion en-
sued at once, Capt. w. B. stephens
stating the object of the gathering,
which was the consideration of state
and interstate shoot to be held in Sa-
vannah this summer. He said that
he had talked the matter over with
many who expressed interest and the
sentiment had seemed general that a
shoot should be held.
The ways and means of providing for
such a shoot as is desired were ids
cussed, though not as they will be at
the next meeting. 1t was shown, how
ever, that ample attractions in trophies
and in money prizes must be offered,
and the opinion was freely expressed
that merchants and business men
would not hesitate to subscribe liber-
ally to a fund for the shoot.
Col. George T. Cam, inspector gem
eral of rifle practice, was asked by
Capt. Walter T.. Coney when the state
shoot at Macon would be held, but Col.
Cam, further than to say that it
would be some time next month, was
not prepared to answer.
THE Macon shoot" said Col Cam,
would serve as an excellent feeder for
the proposed shoot at Savannah. The
practice that will be gained at the
state shoot Will induce many OF those
securing it to believe that they are
qualified to appear in competition with
the best shots, and 1 think there would
be a considerable representation at the
Savannah shoot that could be directly
ascribed to the Macon shoot.
Il have heard from Alabama Florida
and North Carolina regiments that
will enter teams, and l believe there
would be at least one team from
South Carolina. If half the teams
that it seems may be expected appear
there will be quite enough to make
the shoot a success in point of at
tendance"
Capt. Stephens then offered a mo-
ton that a shoot be held in Savannah,
and that a committee of seven be APP
pointed to consider the ways and
means and to report at a meeting to
be held next Wednesday night The
motion was enthusiastically carried.
The committee consists of Capt. j. c.
Postell chairman; Capt Stephens,
Capt. w. G. Austin, Capt. Coney, Capt.
F. w. Garden, Lieut.. ]. c. Tyson and
Lieut.. r G. Tunno
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
TYBEE'S COMING SEASON.
G. F. Graham Spending $4,000 I'm
Improving Hotel Tybee.

Improving Hotel Tybee.
That the people generally expect Ty-
bee to do the largest business in it's
history as a resort this summer is
shown by the active preparations that
many of them are making for the
opening of the season. Cottages are
being put in shape for occupation,
bath houses repaired and other and
similar preparations made but none
of anything like the magnitude of the
improvements now being made by Mr.
{. +. Graham, proprietor of the Hotel
Twice. These will cost in round num-
bers $4,000.
The first improvement that Mr. Ora
ham will make or, rather, the first adj
dition to the attractiveness of his place,
will be the installation of the electric
military band organ built for and ex-
htbited at the Paris Exposition, and
also exhibited at the Pan-American.
where it won first prize in competition
with all instruments of it's class 1t
has the power of a 100 piece band and
cost $4,000. 1t is now en- route to Sa-
Vannah and will be in place on the
hotel pavilion by May 25.
Another improvement to the hotel
and one that will be appreciated by all
pdtloHs VI the mousse, is the new pa
Vllion 160x60 feet, which is being built
practically at the oceans edge. Not
only will it give a fine view of the
beach and bathers, but will be supplied
with tables, and refreshments will be
served in it. 1t can also be used for
dancing.
The Hotel Tybee will be opened for
the season some time between May 20
and %. Already many inquiries for
reservations and rates have begun 10
come in, and, in fact, not a few reser-
vations have already been made
Among the amusements scheduled for
its patrons this season is a vaudeville
show to be given twice a week
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08
Miss May Markell
A Society Belle of London.
Province of Ontario,
Canada.

Miss Markell, of London, Ontario. Can
ada, is beautiful girl who knows what
suffering is and Wine of Cardui has
brought her back to health. She is one Of
the social favorites of her home and her
recovery to health has permitted her to en-
Joy the company of her many friends in
stead of lying on bed of sickness and
suffering. For the health she now ENJOYS
she gives credit to Wine of Cardui. She
writes:
II have found Wine Of Cardui an excel.
lent remedy for female trouble. | suffered
for three years with terrible bearine-down
pains at the menstrual period. could
hardly stand on my feet and was never real
well. Wine Of Ca-dui was the only medi-
cine that could depend on to do me any
good, as / tried several with no success.
Wine of Cardui ours ! z.le and have now
enjoyed perfect health for two years, and
give you all the credit for / know you de-
serve it."
Wine of Cardui is the only medicine
thousands of women can depend on because
in their trials of pain and distress it is the
only medicine that brought them relief.
For young girl it is the best remedy to
guide her over the shoals of womanhood by
starting the menstrual flow in healthy
and natural manner. Menstruation started
right is very easy to keep regular through
the years of mature womanhood. Then
the ''change of life need not be feared.
Thus Wine of Cardui is womans best re-
lief from youth to old age.
Wine of Cardui not only prevents female
troubles but it cures the most obstinate
cases when they are deeply seated. Miss
Markets. experience with Wine of Cardui
is enough to give any Woman confidence
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-08

In 1t, especially a woman who is SUFFERING
Wine of Cardui is not an untried remad7,
A million women have secured blessed ~
lief from their sufferings by taking tb,
treatment. 1t relieves menstrual trouble,
In an incredibly short time. In a simpIo
case OF deranged menses Wine of Cardui
never fails. To relieve disordered menso.
is to remove the cause of other female
troubles. Any physician will tell you that
to remove the cause of a disease renders
the cure easy, in fact seldom fails to com.
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feeling the vigor of returning health bv
taking Wine of Cardui in their homes
Miss Markell has told you what your ex,
periencewill be. Try it. If you need advice
write to The Ladies Advisory Department
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta,
nooga, Tenn, and tell all about your case
and free letter of advice will be sent YOU.
Why not begin the Wine of Cardui treat.
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