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He Refuses to Write.

that a nm can successfully conduct
vast business for number of years
without writing or signing a letter
seems to be incredible in this age of
universal letter writing, but it is said
that J. Edward Addicks, who is presi-
dent of doZen corporations. never
writes 3r signs a communication of
any description.
Some years ago Mr.. Addcks, accord
ing to the story, wrote a hasty letter to
an old friend and business associate,
bat, ~ some fortunate accident. it was
Wds aet mailed. The next day the in
justice of the letter WAS 50 strongly
Impressed upon his mind that he
vowed that he would never write an
other letter.
He has telephones il each Of his
four homes, in those OF ali his coafi-
dental 2gents and employees. and in
he private Offices of AL of tie many
corporations with which lie is identi-
tied, ana all are paid fer by him per-
sonallg, and all are supposed to be for
hjs exclusive use
Ills secretary conducts all of the
Ha@&l correspondence Of his office.
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Worse Than Eternal Flames,

Back 20 the period whence the
memory OF man runneth net to the
contrary the city Of Philadelphia has
staaa IS d metaphor for sloWness. and
at tl1es during the last half century
,fas bz2u the .far:ible eXa:aple" il. 9TH
er resp2ets. Bat it remains for child
TO pant it os more 10 be Dreaded than
the slipper OF that Place where bad lit
tie boys and girls who tcll stories are
told they viii 60. III Wilmington, Del.
& LITTLE girl Who Was called az . wit
nesa ia 5ns OF The courts was asked
imP1essiVely what would become OF
her il she wandered from the truth.
Very promptly and quite unexpectedly
she replied, with q shuddel of fear, she
would be sent back to Philadelphia
ana | dom / want to go So even the
Youngsters, who in their simple faith
picture the worst forms of punishment
look upon Philadelphia as a region
still worse than the worst.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business 7ouses
row ,,,snop ~vnl?ple neacneo wen.

When called to take up the new mis-
sion of the holy communion, Chicago,
he found busy railway yards close TO
his chapel. He asked the chief engl-
neer how to reach railway operatives.
Read Larlner's Railway Economy
until you are able to ask a question OF
an engineer and he not think you
fool" SO instructed. he dropped in one
day on group cleaning an engine and
ventured z question: Which do you
like the better, inside OF outside con-
nections?a \ torrent Of discussion fol-
lowed en- connections. steam heaters,
exhausts; aaa st tie end Of hall hour
he remarked, n leaving Boys, |
have free church IL metropolitan
hail. where shsald be glad to see
you TIE neyz Sunday every man
vas there.-fHo GcG1tgl :,
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and advertise int them. The Graphic has circu-
laton that can't fail to bring profitable results.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

D NJ S Cohen the wefnown Specialist of Pine Bluff has recently
Office
Swollen Deformel
Hot much This
leading
profession 0 J1aied States and
o
Cancer, Rupture by quick painoss
graduate Jefferson College
He mas had ra5ta experience III the principal Hos
2ecisiy
pa
hundreds satisfied and happy patients who
INC{RABIE
seiane
fe3 DC &i q t PHYSICIANS do fail consult Dr. Cohen He
carefully and tell na.}} durable
viii nohins.
Eyeglasses scientifically dtel Consultation strictly
tia
22 IL Main
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To save Tempe~s and Collars.

"No1 button ycue COLLAR tne wrong
Way. said tie salesman as ne was sell
!s Ee@kWear to a customer.
Rev is that
"Iou have buttoned the right side
last. Now, when yon sc to take it off
Nou Will fave TO tug at the end of the
collar and crumple it. because YOU
can't get proper hold CT it, but if you
had the left end on top you could get it
off easily. tnen loosen the collar behind
and the right end could be easily de-
taehed. That's why men have so much
trouble taking off well-laundered COL
lars. Remember to fasten the right
side first, and then the left, and you
will save your collars and your tenn
per-"
II never supposed there was a right
and wrong way of putting on COL
lars
"Try both ways, and you will see."
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Influence OF Music on Animals.

Some very curious experiments have
recently been carried out in the Berlin
geological gardens in order to ascer
tain the actual Influence Of music upon
animals The instrument was the vio-
liz and Herr Baker was the performer.
OF all the animals TIE puma was the
most sensitive to the musical iniu-
ence. his moods changsd rap!l.- &C
cording to the nature o The melody,
the animal frequently becoming vely
excited and nervous, Just like q
Frenchman," as the report says. LecH-
ards were entirely unconcerned. hu,
the lions appeared to be afraid. a
though their cubs wanted to dance
when the music became livelier. The
hyenas were very much terrified b.:
the monkeys we've merely c's"io,'s a''=
interested. Wo
were highl'
to beg for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30

How Flemish Congregation. Was
Punished for WorIdiiness.

A certain little Flemish watering
place much frequented by English and
American visitors has two attrac-
tions, Presbyterian church and a
roulette table. At a recent service III
the church it 0lGu1rt;i to one Of the
"pillars' that it might be lucky to
play the number OF the hymn after
the sermon at tire roulette table. so
he stole out Of the church and did 50.
1t happened that the number of the
hymn did tu. i np, and the lucky coup
became the talk Of the village fer the
rest of the week Next Sunday the
church Was crammed to the door Tie
pious pastor was rejoiced in heart.
After powerful address he gave out
Hymn No. q. The moment the
words left his lips to his consterna-
tion, there was a rush to the door, and
he was left with a faithful handful to
upraise their agitated strain Of
praise. AS for the rest, they made a
beeline from the house CT prayer to
the %Ouse of play. 1t is said that
their little adventure cost them all
very dear.
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SIs 's5 '=SIg1 )15zz: ssss s.
9 : $. ..T7ME ~ ~ ~
iSEe. go ). & +sr-;1;G ~
"a -

en- August the ,, the Cotton B2l.
VIII sell round trip tickets TO Calves
tea 81 rate OF S6 Returning leave
sd ~. August &. Account special
ez;aeIa.sn l. Galveston Tickets en-
sale Tor train No. 3, August ..
On August to 10. inclusive, the
Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to
tain Will sell tickets TO Monteaele :.nd
Salt Lake City, Utah. and return at
the rate of $35, limited to Sept 80, re-
turning, on account of Annual Meeting
Grand Lodge Benevolent Protective
Order of Eiks Some stop over and
diverse routes are obtainable.
OE Aa2ttsJ 10 -. round rip tickets
uil) he -ota u S2n Francisco ca.
II s47 ~, l;nited lntil September 9
"a accom-; Vi 3enusu meeting
iiniGhts of pythias. Tickets fer III:
above occasions will permit cf cel
tain stop-over privileges aid divers.
routes will also be obtainable.
IN August J. s. 9 and - the Cotton
Belt route will sell round trip t::cke9>
trip tickets to Monteagle. Tenn. an
fare for the round trip, limited unit.
August % returning, on account e
Monteagie Sunday School Institute
On August and 4 the Cotton Belt
route will sell tickets to Atlanta. Ga.
and return at the rate of one fare plus
$3.50, limited until August is and re
turn, on account of Neg. , Young Peo
pies Christian and Educational Con
gross.
On and after June l the Cotton
Belt Route will sell daily tickets te
all summer resorts north, east, sontl
and west. Inquire in person OF DF
phone for full particulars.
National Convention Christia. s.
Church, Omaha, Neb., October Is to
23-On October Is, 16 and IS the Iron
Mountain viii sell tickets 20 Cmaha
ana .atu y. 57na zee $@et-, TICKETS t..
zoo. !rFrs uinG }ea*4He Omaha no;
alter NAV October ~ nor late:
lar No'Gh4. p aNce91 that by j.
=no@it cf ti~ket w;rh io'lt agent alt!
Hay,nen, 30 cents return ticket
may be extended 20 include November
20.
On ,1Hne 1et 70 Sept 30th the Cor
ton Belt route vii, sell tickets To Sc
arcy. ATk.. and RavenGen. Ark.. ~
the rate of 81 10 and s475. respective
w.
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4-9-For the above occasion the Irc"
Mountain will sell tickets to ft. Smjll.
and return for fare and one-third. Oh
certificate plan. For further lnforrta
tion call Oh local agent.
State Missionary and EducatiA!a
and Christian Endeavor Convention,
A. NJ. Z. church, Camden, AK, july
20-2S, 1902 For the above occasion
the IRON Mountain viii sell tickets ~
Camden and retaln for fare and one
thiHd, on certificate plan.
Grand Lodge United Members ,af
Friendship, Helna, Ark, sly % q
Aug. 3-For the above occasion TIE
Iron Mountain VIII sell tickets to Hell
ena for fare and one-third. on cel.
tificate plan. Tickets On sale July y
to August l.
Special Excursion Rates to New
York and Atlantic City, \. J.-For lhe
above, on July 81 end August 7 a.d
II, the Iron Mountain viii sell tickets
for one fare for round Tip. coed for
II days. Fer further infrmation caH
on local agent
Special summer rates to Colorado
and Utah. The st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway will sell
special westbound tourist excursion
tickets to Colorado points and Salt
Lake City, season Of 1902 Cali o.
agent for full particulars.
Annual Grand lodge Benevolent Or
der OF Elks, alt Lake City Aug, l2
Il. On Aug. 7.S-9 ana 10 the St. Louis
Iron Mountain Railway company VII
sell round-trip tickets to Salt LAKE
City at rate Of s35. Return limit Sept
18th.
Raveaden, CONNER cing June ana
'isceatnue Sept SO; final return liol.
t Of all tickets Oct 81 Round tr'1
rate TO Searcv. s41O; round trip rate
TO %
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How Wine Judges Keen sober.

4 ycs3 I'VE ever gone into q wine
merehart ofiee aai .ampied different
vir;aees ra: Till iaye observed ta2t
t3e 5,ealer netsr swallows the wine he
pas into h. .s9uth. but holds it there
fea. time VI? he l;ghtly beeathes
ss9aneh his nose His palate tells
so She vine IS raSsh c. smooth.
hgt L. Sc Of smell detects its
& =, a24 Is lorg5,v depended oH 70
Gt- ?2Y'3g ;g< quality.
g oes.sse= il = tl2e i>ssiH te which
- @.in.sazt..g-tsd tast is re3t
J.. :.-t:5'55fa#tal il es.:se values. and
rs 10 @zat on 4ha main Is oaig Ea3~
l=crts.T. great deal - Wa may BE
ssssaleJi i t:..is=Ns9 9 9s.*h9et iii fleets
R5t WHOM the 8iae is permitted {
Yea< fato the s-ezza9 the fJ;nes
With aliae fnom il cs3. NV to ass2if
tie b}a y as t5.ya as tn quo remains
t!'are in its olisl,:ai ssats ed if t.3sen
in large quantities re-n{'s u fa&alin%
no h.2 IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30

Francisco for s47.50 Days of sale,
turn limit September 50 with liberal
stop-oyer privileges coming and go
ing.
Yellostane Pa:k Excesrs; Sea.
son of 1902-The Iron Mountain has
some very attractive rates TO offer to
Yellowstone Park Excursionists for
ms season.
Special xcursions-Natchez, Miss,
and Intermediate Points to Little
Rock. August 8 l902-For above &C.
caai0n the Ilon Mountain Will sch tick
cts for one fare for the round trip.
For further information call on local
agent.
HomeseeEers Summer Rates. Sea.
son Of 19U2-On account of above the
Iron Mountain viii sell homeseekers'
tickets at one fare, plus 81, on the first
and third Tuesdays Of each month, to
and including October 81, 1902, to all
points in Indian and Oklahoma terri
tories.
Monteagle Assembly Bible School.
Monteagle, Tenn, July 3 to August IS
For this occasion the Iron Noun
return for $40. Dates of sale. June
80 to July l, 2. 90, % and 25. Final
return limit August so.
Summer School, Knoxville, TEN
June 70 to July 30-For' this occasion
the Iron Mountain will sell tickets to
Knoxville and return for $500. Daws
of sale, June IS. l6. II. 81. %
90, July 10, II and r. Retu :.
August Is. q
Annual Meeting Grand
O. E, Salt Lake City
12 to 14-On August
Irno Mountain V
Lake and III
be
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CABINET MINISTERS COME HIGH.
Ex-Secretary Profits by advice OF Ills
brother Lawyer.

EI-SeCrefary FRONTS Dy h"N'>' -
Brother Lawyer.
ta,i.nt officer, who not very long
ago retired 10 private life. started TO
l,iild M anew his law practice. a
=rr rrrsration case was sent to him by
h,otler lawyer. Meeting that 'aWyer
1atar the ex-cabinet minister asked
what he ought to charge.
what did you think OF cnarging?'
asked his friend.
Well" the reply was, Il thought
thousand dollars would be about
right"
MY dear fellow the other lawyer
reenondea, IF you do that you Will
never ct another case. EX-cablnet
ministers are a luxury. if they are
worth anything. Send bill for $4,000
retaining fee and you viii get check
tomorrow. Then adjust your regular
charges at your leisure.
The thing was done, with the result
predicted. II is said that the &entie-
man In question made in 2 month as
much as he sum of his salary during
lis entire official term.
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.it..i f..lt 10, :.

A hu@G2ss. Z g 1s~
ciiyities is .ho#=..5 cz,z
coivel f.ss7 a ii.:=:;;s,,li=.4z4 - a..a ..s,
thereto:
Desd So: VI l.s4a 5iYaa yozs -.
our eareGHl 45al..5g. t9tsezies has =
cannot Use sa.ae. rlssza eal5 t.. $500
or We viii return zase ct yQ@. scs
pense by ezpreSs. 'Taaa.ias .,ou 90.
submitting sane to rs al trusting o
hear from yo'1 at once regarding same
we are. etc
Gentlemen: Thank you ali the same
for reading same and giving me an
opportunity to reclaim same. | shall
call for the same tomorrow. ct2.
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scMf fuHNY SIGNS OF TEE TINES
Adv.,si,r,, Neaq Well. bat T'ielr Mean
il% IS Eot Away. Ciear.

tI% S &ot Away ttear'
sac aetsea= led as nuch Jun in
osf5s rs 2;he.a 10 in
az. iba e.=z.e raEe. He5e are
IeE Fef, 4DatHj - observing
t.54= -. f=ef-st af 4azea, eyidently,
~. Il Is ,sont = = butchers
a4esz
5=szsEf every Tuesday and
!5Is..=...~
@4a.e .tt.* #Aen t,z ord IS out
9. - azl5af is dagsrods.
s-s'...zea 4.2 =@4ay wants
as 2st. Wasl;.
":sG5es u i cess sJi3 and heeled=
.5e Is "a Cd shop - come i1om
a!z44e.'
=" l3Tsa SIX q }aa=@s, nose. pare
casl-4.fsg, 10 ie tea..sd i cea's ths
aia. they wo;s,= .a@t long at this
Pee"
..l:. - belts rado to order
sz'6.'s %it&ls coals5d here.
80 e,.7!e.z..= u &a2led else:
X - iaa.2e.
>.ea-.' fer tho day owing e funeral
OF 80 r.eyer'@ wife, a.a whe VIII car
~ - - ,sual te-nogro# m3Iui1,z- =
New GafN Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
WATCH THESE SPACES!
Thirteen Times Elected Mayor.

Mayor Glover Of Bluff City, Kan.
has lust been elected to his thirteenth
consecutive term as mayor. His hon
or says he found it rough shedding for
q couple ef terms. but now has his
Job so we'll in hand that everything
r111ls IprZ smoothly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-30
Poets Love 70" Children.

joaquin Miller, known far and wide
as the poet OF the Sierras,'' is build
ing in California park designed ey-
clusively for the use CT little chill
dren.
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DON'T E All
Fotter am Bui.silag Larg@st pDc'S.

Rotterdam is Yli5dias the biggest
exeavated 6sek in tAa world. It's
area is i5a ceres, #ita a depth OF We
ter fourteen jeet. which VIII be dfedg-
ed cut later to 5WeAty-eiaht feet. The
earth dUg up has been used to build
the surrounding q!ayS and % raise
the level ef neigaboling streets.
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G}osa Cs.=i FOR t;ie Door.

y n.9ekl4a e!erggman, whose a9me
Is VIA =t=aia cit e defeIenee u Ms 3eet-
ms ~ ,tclE n hiM@elt. @eceat-
- as i4 6ala5a@ = DROP info hin-
o.0=.e= = &sa2c ho is NeH known aAa
Ns.z.a t}37 f4aies IA eaagee a:a always
...5a - sec uil. why. doctor, said
the lad1a. 'No are so ss}r3 70 see you.
We Waaid Ike 10 have You tel TIC
children something about the 1jtfer-
el.ee Between tie I'roeb5l and tae ret-
ztieSzi syst n Of iinasre2lten work.
III doctor was e,spsclad to say some
t..:.=5 to the pupils lie had already
mounted the platform ard thought 10
himself: Petzilozzi2 Who was he?
What Nas his style? L Was stumped,
said the doctor Now fer little BIT
of diplomacy" He began, and gave
the youngsters a few glitte.iAg &ener
alities; then pulling cut his watch be
said: My gracious, l nave used UP 81!
my time and he left in a hurry with
out ever referring TO the strange syS-
tom of juvenile instruction. But he ac-
calainted himself with this method
very soon afterWard. aaa TIE next tine
he visits he school he viii be prepared
to erliehten the children.
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ETHlNG SPECIAL.
DE.,IERY WAC

style or pattern quickly
0sr in Er 10y <
ar:,nce,i wOr';men. Wagon and Car
iage repairing given >cial al1.i",
orseshoeing ab,ishment in
Dection.
E. (. WARD, 4o1.405 & Barraoue.
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SMALL CHILD
BADLY BURNED

Yesterday evening about $50
Pont Moulton's little daughter
Nina, about four years of age, was
playing about fire and ignited her
clothing. She ran screaming to-
wards the house and Mrs. Moulton
in endeavoring' to extinguish the
flames on the child, burned her own
hands very severely. Mr.. Andrews
and Mr.. Hickey, a Cleveland, Ohio,
gentleman, had both seen the oc-
curance and reached the child in
time to smother the fire before it had
done the little one serious injury.
1t is quite badly burned about the
shoulders, back and legs, but APP
parently not deeply, and while very
painful the results will, fortunately,
not be serious. DR.. Waterhouse
was at hand in 4 few minutes and
gave the child relief.
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, evceed twelve months.


SECTION 90 In case said Contractor
shall fail TO complete or begin the con.
structlon OF said works within the time
specified in this ordinance, then in thar
case the contract shall be forfeited and
this ordinance shall be null and void.
SECTION 81. The Mayor and Clerk
of the City are hereby authorized and in
structed upon the acceptance of this or
dinance, TO seal duplicate copies thereof
with the seal of the City and to sign such
copies as contract in the name ard be-
half of the City of Weiser, and to de-
liver one of said copies so sealed and
signed to the Contractor and TO accept
the other in behalf of the City, when
signed and sealed by the said Contractor,
and such acceptances are to be properly
authenticated In accordance with the
laws governing contracts for the sale of
real estate.
SECTION %. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Passed and approved this Sth. day of
May, 1902.
Attest: THos. &. KELLEY,
STEWART H. TTAvIs, Mayor.
Clerk.
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Goebel was. He is a friend of
Houston Brizendine.
The Christian Endeavor society
will hold social Friday evening
at the Congregational church. Those
attending are invited to represent
some song A musical program
will be given and refreshments
served. Everyone is invited.
Rev Bennett of Caldwell paid this
office visit Monday, having been
down to hold regular semi monthly
services at the G. E. Chapel in
Weiser valley. He is state evan
gelist for the Christian church. Mr..
Bennett is said to be slated for the
office of probate judge of Canyon
county on the democratic ticket.
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Prospective Telephone.

VIM. Hayward and Frank Gribbin
are at Council and the Meadows on
telephone business. Mr. Hayward
is the gentleman who came from
Spokane to push a line to Thunder
Mt. He decided the better plan
would be to organize local COM
pany, which is being done under the
name of the Council, Meadows &
Thunder Mt Telephone Co. Mr..
Gribbin already had a project on foot
to build to the Meadows and he hat
united his forces with Mr.. Hayward,
who will furnish the larger part OF
the capital for the proposed line.
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New Subscribers.

New subscribers are: John Mey-
ers, Carroll, Iowa, and Henry Mey-
ers, Templeton, Iowa, these sent by
Joe H. Meyers; John Slegwien, Min
eral; Joe Leonard, Chicago; Thos.
Doyle, M. Il. Mccormick, Weiser
Chas. B. Leonard, Pittsburg, Pa
A. j. Gibbs, Geo. H Smith, Bryan
& Solss, Leon DAILY, Thos Morris,
Weiser.
Renewals A. Beaton, Warren
W. G. Whitney. Payette; R. P
White, Council;,J M York, Wei
ser; E. Harrison, Pa sent by York
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0. S. |. TIME TABLE

A Baptist church will be built at
Payette soon.
Attorney Lovejoy was at La
Grande, Oregon, for few days.
Owen Apologize is building neat
house at his ranch on Monroe creek.
Frank Hubbard came down from
Meadows on business, returning Mon
day.
Minnie Dedman has been quite
sick the past week, but is now i'm
proving
Quite break occurred in the Gallo
way ditch few days ago, and sew
eral days were required to repair it.
The little daughter of A. P. Ira
wicke Is improving rapidly from the
effects of broken leg sustained
about two weeks ago,
The case of York vs.. p & l. N. Ry.
was argued before the supreme court
this week, and an early decision is
expected.
William f. Parker of Weiser has
filed on the northwest quarter of
section "a, township IL north, range
a west; 100 acres.
At the district Sunday school con-
vention at Nampa, Festus Foster of
this place was elected vice president
for Washington county.
Judge Rhea went to Boise Mon
day and made an argument before
the Supreme court in the case of Geo.
York VS.. P. & |. N. Ry.
Mr.. Clayfield who bought part Of
the Hit place on Mann creek, is
making substantial improvements
and will soon have good ranch.
John w. Lane has gone to Conner
creek, Oregon, to look after his min
ing property there. He expects tt
move his family to the mines mex
week.
Rev. A. X. Wright will preach o.
the Christian congregation in this
city Sunday evening. Subject; "Life
Its true objects and the means o.
their attainment. The sermon il
intended especially for young people
Richard Smith, who bought thu
Haven ranch up the Weiser abou
two years ago for S., 500, has beef
spending several days in search o
a couple of two-year-old horses tina
strayed from his pasture.
E. R. Coulter of Mayfeld, KY.
has arrived in Weiser and will in al
E probability locate here. He is
brother of State Auditor Coulter
who was elected at the same tim
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Handsome Hotel Table

W. G. Litsey of San Francisco,
has taken an order for a handsome
6tx34 hotel writing table to be
placed in the Vendome Hotel. The
table is made of quarter sawed oak,
the top of the table is inlaid with
plate glass business signs, orders for
which Mr.. L. is now taking. The
value of the table is $50.
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Fisher Greek Bridged.

News received from the trail an
nounces that the bridge on Fisher
creek is completed. The correspon-
dent met Captain Bledsoe at the
Little Lake gong in with IL horses.
The captain said grain fed horses
could make the trip by travelling
early in the morning. Enos Smith
was met at Resort with horses on the
way in. Five to ten footmen 60
in every day.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-14
\. ?. Social.

The local order of the Knights of
Pythias held a social at the lodge
rooms Tuesday evening Quite a
gathering of ladies and gentlemen
we're present and several hours we're
spentln social games. Refreshments
were served and short literary pro-
gram was rendered.
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Pictures of the memorable gather
ing in honor Of the golden wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Haven can
now be secured at the photograph
gallery of D. Marsh.