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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-04-16

lifted bands, as he stood upon the
portico of his cottage on Senate
street. 1t was in that cottage
that his soul took its flight to the
God who gave it, and it was
happy ending to his grand career,
to his unseIfish life, that ho should
pass away in the house which rep.
resented the love, admiration and
loyalty of the women of South
Carolina. He endured to the end
without murmur, knowing that
these Just and critical censers
were proud to be South Caro,in
ians because Wade Hampton was
their ideal soldier and gentleman.
But it is needless now to pay
further tribute to the man who in
life needed it not. 1t is to tell of
his obsequies that the chrouicle of
today must be devoted. The
capital of the State yesterday saw
such funeral tribute to O man as
has perhaps never been given in
South CaroIiia history. 1t was
an outpouriug of the people, not
only of Columbis, but from all
points Of the State. No attempt
was made by any to make tho
obsequies of Wade Hampton other
than simple. In daference to his
own wishes, the desire of the peo.
pie for n State funeral for the
States illustrious dead was disrs>
gardsd. The most significant
feature of yesterdays eutpourins
thereof was the very naturalness
of it, showing beyend expression
the love that the people had for
the grand old man who was no
more. No finer spectacle has
ever been witnessed in South
Carolina. Men who knew stated
that the funeral of Grant did not
compare with that OF Hampton;
that the obsequies of Crlhsun
were overshadowed. Many con.
servative men who know how to
estimate crowds said yesterday
afternoon that there must have
been at least 90, 600 people about
the residence and the chnrch and
along the line of march. And
that vast multitude of people
were bowed with sorrow that was
not felgned. Each man and wo.
man realized that they were pay
ing Il just tribute to q great man,
and the faces that watched the
solemn passing ef the funeral COR
tege were marked with mourning.
Walking in that procession were
such men as the aged scholar and
soldier, DR.. James Woodrow, sup>
ported by younger veterans, and
walking with the noble women of
the State were such as the venera-
BILE Woodrow's sanity wife. At
the church was veteran who ha.
not been out Of his room in three
years; when he heard Hampton
was dead he said "take me to Co.
lumbia and let me go to the fune-
raj. Z" He had to be carried to the
church. The world Of meaning
behind such incidents as these is
obvious.
From the frs. sound of the nuf-
fled drum yesterday afternoon to
the blowing OF the soldiers re-
QUEEN upon the bugles the people
bowed their uncovered heads.
OFFICIALS.
There we're in the city one of
the States United State senators
and three of her congressman.
besides other prominent men from
all parts of the State. The goevr-
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20
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Harry Phillips spent Buffalo Bill
day at Boise.
N. w. Bethel was at Boise the
first Of the week.
Col. Dewey has returned from the
east and is now at Nampa
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Jones came
down from Council Saturday.
John M. Snider is thinking of 60
ing to the seashore on the excursion
Friday.
Geo. W. Meyer and j. A. Equals
saw the Buffalo Bill show at Boise
Monday.
The roof of Gerwick's store was
given good covering with paint
this week.
Hank Hartley has sold to his part
ner, E.. T. Jones, his interest in the
Ennor barn
Miss Jane Slocum has returned
from her summer vacation, spent at
Oregon points.
81 Boyle, partner of Jake Lands
man in mines at Heath, spent Mon
day in Weiser.
Miss Laura Stockton of Parma has
recently been guest of the family
of A. j. Hopkins.
| Sam Sloper, who recently conducted
a gambling game here, was fined 500
IN Boise Saturday for gambling
Misses Kate Cope and Carrie Rich
ardson expect to 60 to Portland and
the seashore Friday for ten-days'
vacation.
VIM. Balderston and Alfred A.
Frazer of Boise made trip to the
= upper country last week after prairie
chickens.
A young son of Walter Roe diet
last Thursday of spinal meningitis
Mr.. Roe lives about seven miles uI
d the Weiser.
Il Roland Smith went over to Bois
Monday 10 say hello to VIM. +
2 Codys unrivaled aggregation o
rough riders.
Pete Keeney left a sample Of cor
at the Office Of G. S. Fosseman thl
week. the stalks of which measures
: twelve feet in height.
The orchard of Frank Towney ws
r damaged by last weeks storm
Several rows of trees we're struck b
" lightning and destroyed.
= The Women's Democratic clu
meets with Mrs. j.. l.. FeItham FIR
ms day, Aug. % at 1880 p. m. A
democratic ladies invited.
w Miss Carrie Taylor of this cit
e. Miss Grace Pence of Payette ar
ID. Miss Hartley of Caldwell attend'
ms Buffalo Bills exhibition at Boise.
II Thos. Ranahan saw the Wild We
show at Boise Monday. and mingl'
with the throng there assembled,
which he found many acquantancet
1872
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Entered April 16. 1902 as second class matter,
postoh1ce at Weiser, Idaho. Act OF Congress OF
March 8, 1897.
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sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal tr'oti-
5les, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm In
liquid form, which will be known a. Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm Price including the
spraying tube 10 IS cents Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
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Msgnifying glasses and compasses
at Walls.
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0. S. |. TIME TABLE
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the nomination of judge of the
Third Judicial District, State of Idaho,
subject to the decision of the delegates
from the counties of said District to the
Democratic State Convention to be held
at Pocatello Sept. 4th, 1902.
LOT L. FELTHAM.
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Announcement.

Cigars on Ice at postomce.
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Take the Semi Weekly Signal.
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Luncheon in Denver To-day, Dinner i'll
Chicago Tomorrow,

made possible by .sThe Rocky Noun
tain Limited" via Rock Island
Route. Leaves Denver ! p. m. and
Colorado Springs 1:2O p. 10. daily.
Free chair cars and dining cars for
all meals. Midday luncheon, fifty
cents.
No.. OR
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

Potted plants for sale at the Indus
trial Institute greenhouse. A visit
of inspection solicited GA
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-08-20

For sale Eighty head OF stock cat
tie. Address Charles Lydston Mid
die Valley, Idaho.
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Ed. Fifer left yesterday for Bntte
to spend month with friends.
Raymond O'Toole Is running the
-Weiser ferry for Robert Tuttie.
Born Tuesday, Aug. 10Th, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. M Fisher daughter.
The Republican state convention
meets at Boise today to nominate a
state ticket.
s. D. Benson went 70 Boise yes
terday to attend the Republican
county convention.
G. NJ Mcdowell, superintendent of
the property of the Mineral smelter
company, was in Weiser Monday.
Messrs Williams, Perlean, Dick
Williams and Bert Hixon have gone
to the mountains for hunting trip.
Len Coleman has gone to Greeley
and Denver, Colo, to spend month
or more. The former place is his
old home.
The merry go-round people were
flying a new style Of kite this week,
an American flag floating from the
rope half way up.
The state of Idaho is about to
close deal with the Hypatheek bank
and the Palouse River Lumber Co..
to sell 16, 800 acres of timber land
near Moscow for $1,000 900.
Melon shipments are later this
season than usual p. P. Dawson
informs US that year ago yesterday
he shipped thirty nine crates, while
Yesterday he had but one crate ripe
enough to ship
The reports Of the various county
assessors have been filed with tn,
state auditor and show good in
crease. The value of patented min
! ing claims is greater than last yea
by over 81, 100000 The total valu
alton of Washington county, exclus
i've of railroad, telegraph and teIe
phone property, is 81, 624, 991.
81 Among those from Weiser who viz
tied the Buffalo Bill Wild West sho
+ at Boise were 6. W. Meyer, job
d Matthews, Harry Hhillips, A. B Al
r derson, j. A. Equals, A. l.. Vile
n Tom Ranahan. Tom was with Bill
the old days. While there Col. Coo
presented Tom with fine photogral
of himself with his autograph, a
! dressing it ''to my old scouting COZ
= rade, Tom Ranahan."
at The Weiser Independent scho
district will hold an election Monda
a September /, to elect four membe
!. of the board of trustees. The teri
I. of w. F. Sommercamp and T. !
Jeffries will then expire, and the
successors will be elected for ter
Il of six years. A. j. Hopkins al
c. M. Hixon have resigned, ar
ttheir successors will be elected to
: out the remaining four years
their term.
- The fine art department at Il
, Spokane Interstate Fair this year
held under the auspices Of the SIP
kane Art League, Of which Miss vi
toria Fellows is president. MI
Mary E. Ganahl has charge of tt
" department, and the success is 8
~ sured as Mrs Ganahl is thorough
r fitted for the position she mas
% lected to fill. Ladies in this vicin
interested in the department can WI
90 to her for any information, VIII
will be cheerfully furnished.
-" Geo. q. Richards, the sheep mi
'e' was in town Saturday last and wi
- visiting the Signal, he said: "Y
" can put IN your paper that Geo
'' Richards don't give snap of
" finger whether the two mile limit
10y repealed or stays on the statute DO
w." 1t has never caused me any trout
1t doesn't interfere with my busin
ID and / never try to run onto anybo
I'M Don't care what they do with
the Mr.. Richards has his sheep on
ep- mountain
ade
e., Potted plants for sale at the Inc
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8 8. H. Lee has built neat granary
on his ranch.
Prof. Foresman will be principal
of the Cambride schools the coming
year.
G. w Hartley returned Saturday
from trip up the Little Salmon
as far as Grangeville.
j. w. Hubbard has further i'm
proved his fine farm by the erect on
Of large granary and storehouse.
Fred Brockman up gave his trip
to Long Valley on account of TEN
porary illness and unfavorable wealth
er.
Hixon and Son have bought the
interest of Hank Hartley and now
own the entire band that they have
been running.
DR.. Numbers, who has been in
charge of DR.. Sleeves practice dur
ing the latter's absence, was a Boise
visitor early in the week.
Mrs. r e. Lockwood and Mrs.
Edlin are visiting relatives at Soda
Springs. On the way they stopped
at Boise to attend the Wild West ex-
hibition.
Hans Korup, who has been on Hit
creek for an outing, came dowr
Monday. He reports grouse scarce
on the hills. Considerable rain had
fallen there.
A. f. Hit has been exhibiting
some samples of goodlooking ore
from Hit mountain claims It. il
believed that good mines will be de
veloped there.
We notice W. r. Sheperd haul
|
ing big load of shingles out o
town Wednesday,. which indicate
that he is still improving his ranc
in Fraser gulch.
The Nampa Times has been re
vived under the management Of JAS
Brown, and the frat issue is an ex
ceedingly creditable one. 1t preache
democratic doctrines.
The reservoir surveying party ths
has been taking measurements an
levels on the upper Boise river f
several weeks concluded the work
hand and returned to Boise.
W. L. Anderson and his frien
Mr.. Gertrude of Newman Grow
Neb., left yesterday for Meadows
attend the races, intending to retu
: Thursday. They were classmates
: the Omaha Business College.
Jas. Campbell, while helping tral
a horse few days ago, was stru
t by the animal and knocked against
post, striking his head and falling u
conscious. After coming out OF E
doctors hands, however, he was foul
| to be as sound az ever.
Out Of half dozen persons
, whom we have made inquiry, it a
pears that none of them will be ali
! to harvest any beans this year. I
!, vines are reported thrifty and bic
SONS are plentiful, but the embr
beans invariably drops off.
! There are numerous kinds of ri
:, and local merchant tells the Sigr
that Jap will not use Chinese ri
and Chinaman will not buy J
rice. Besides rice from tho
countries are Carolina and Sou
Sea Island rice, and each variety /
a number Of grades.
Lovers Of good-looking placer g
should take look at the two bot
brought back from the claims Of
S. Fosselman and j. G. Rog
% near Helena, Montana. Th
= gentlemen have 900 acres
- placer ground located, which t
have just finished prospecting
I'll find to be rich
80 Jas. H. Sutcliffe, road overseel
:" the district south of town, has
dertaken the task Of improving
as road below the Payette ditch. Sc
~. age water from the ditch has m
nv L..
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The age-herald., 1902-02-10
HOW ARD TAKES SECOND
 FROM CUMBERLAND
Tennesseans Were Never in the Con- test-Score Was 49 to 19.
 Vanderbilt Next.

The Howard College basket ball team took the second game from Cumberland University Saturday night by a score of 4o to 19. It was an easy victory for the home team The Howard boys were in- spired by the victory of the previous night and played good, hard ball from start to finish
 The Cumberland team went into the game expecting to win easily, and every one expected them to play a close game, but they. were never in it. In the first half Howard made 20 to their '. Laird goaled four times, Spruell once,' and Gwin three times. The latter also pitch ed one foul. For Cumberland Suddith goaled twice and pitched one from a foul.
 Spruen goaled once for Howard in the second half, Laird four times. Mulin twice and Gordon once. McClain goaled once Watson once and Fitzgerald once for Cumberland and the latter made two fouls, The final score was 49 to 19.
 The Vanderbilt University team will come to Birmingham for a Series of games beginning February 21. Should Howard succeed in defating this aggrega- tion, she will have earned the title of champion of the South.
The age-herald., 1902-02-10
nArizona."

Tonight at the Jefferson Theatre "Ari- zona' will be the bill. Of a recent per formance in Atlanta the Constitution said:
 Arizona has many frends-good, loyal friends, in Atlanta friends made by contact and association that became more cordial and warmer as time passes. After last night at the Grand Arizona may without question number new friends in plenty with those already made here. The presentation of this play last even ing was unquestionably the best, most evenly balanced and-the truth told-the most artistic Atlantans have ever patron ized and appluded.
 The play itself, an idyl of rough west ern natures, but true. human hearts and pretty and graphic situations. is too well known to demand description. It is page of life, of human interest. of truth that comes brighter and more golden for having gone through the crucial test of self-sacrifice. Arizona has already made good" here-it is of the cast the criticism should more strictly deal.
 There is not a week spot in the splen- did galaxy of players that essayed the roles last evening. It is a painstaking conscientious and thoroughly compe- tent cast-one that would make much of even a smaller play than this splendid one they have.