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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Beaumont. Tex. Is 20 have a $780,
600 brewery. Work 20 begin az once
The mikado OF Japan viii be nifty
years old ON Saturday
William Gray. a brakeman was run
over and killed by a train at Hemp
stead. Tex.
Ninety ears of Mexican oranges have
passed through III Paso. Tex, going
east
Earnest Thompson. a negro, was
given a life sentence at San Antonio
Tex. for assault
W. b. Raymond was given SIX
months In Kings county. New York
peuitentiary for running his automo
bile into a street err.
Henry Scott, In federal jail at Paris.
Tex. charged with mail robbery. died
IN prison.
Governor Yates OF Illinois is seri
cusly ill with typhoid fever
The rounShouse and shops OF the
Santa Re railroad at Beaumont Tex.
were destroyed by fire. Loss about
$4,000.
At Omaha. Neb., Judge Baxter SEN
fenced Anton Christensen 20 lie Inn
rrisonmcnt FOR the murder OF his wife
on August q.
John Han. Ir, OF che firm of Han q
Rods. shot and instantly KILLED Fore
man Kemp Eyersole az Hall a Rods
camp.
John Harris. the negro who was
convicted of the murder of Marshal
| Hiu az Blossom Tex, has been SEN
fenced to ba hanged
Bridge ON Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad near Austin. Tex. was
almost wrecked by a tank too hieh
for the bridge
/ Frank lee, white. was shot and in
stauuy killed by Jesse Brown. a ne
gro. In a gambling house at Cofey
| VILE Kan.
At Coyington. Ind. David Hutts. and
/ Al smith were instantly killed by o
| Glover Leaf passenger train.
Thomas Love. % years old was
! killed by a passenger train at kewa-
nee. H.. while standing on track
waiting for a freight train TO pass
W. A. Avery and c. II. Green. Mich
iEan mmbormen, have Just completed
deal for the purchase Of $4,000 acres
Of timber land In Lane county. Oregon.
At Fairplay. Colo. the jury In the
case Of Mrs Uplide Nallie. charged
with completely In the murder OF her
husband, brought in verdict OF not
guilty.
A loaded coal car In the Hlmrod
mines at Danyille. H.. broke away
from the driver on the incline and ran
into some miners on the cage. killing
william Goss and seriously injuring
Mack McCaryer and several others.
The pardon application OF Rev r. s.
Deener. the former Methodist minis
ter. who pleaded guilty az Bstesyille,
Ark. 20 embezzlement and was given
two years term In the penitentiary.
was denied by Gov. Davis.
Governor Davis OF Arkansas has re-
fused 10 interfere with the sentence oi
death passed upon Hal Malone, the ne.
gro convicted at Van Buren, upon his
plea OF guilty Of criminal assault and
sentenced TO be hanged.
Archie woodlu. who murdered Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Gulick his wife'i
parents. and then shot his own baby
Octo rs. aL Mount Pleasant. Mich, wai
sentenced 10 Jackson prison for life.
Tom Hopkins and Howard Cherry
became involved In a difficulty over a
game Of cards at a railroad camp neal
Knoxville. Tenn. Cherry shot How
ard with a Winchester rife. killing
him instantly.
The livery stable Of w Stacks at
Palmer. Tex, was destroyed by ere
Loss about $4,000. small amount OF In
suishce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-01

Have 10 once the only SCI Of aestrso
BOOKS o. Braros county land titles.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South half 81 block near Allen
Academy Price $3.50.
Abou. ore and one-quarter acres
near schoo house In southeast part
1ft1wn. Sr.sll Nv cottage, tenant
house aud veil on premises. Price
s75O.
six room house and two lots Of
ind located four blocks from
~ street. Brick cistern ON pre-
uises. Pdce $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
r. feet front on Railroad steet ont
Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
Lots near school house az sloO
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-01

south half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-01

COLONEL. CAN YOU HOLD THIS FORDr
airy, 1862. Like McCook. Tom Criiten.
den had fought az Shiloh and earned
his spurs as a commander OF troops.
one Of tho division officers In the
new army was an experiment as a
leader OF infantry troops. This was
Phil Sheridan, who had seen the edge
Of the battle at Perryvllle, but little
more Sheridan had been IN the field
only a few months. His first command
was a regiment Of cavalry stationed on
Grants outposts In Mississippi. beyond
Corlnth and his first affair az arms not
more than a sklrmish one day the
Confedcratcs attacked Sheridans line
nc Rienzl. and he made such brilliant
fight that word was sent TO Washing.
ton that he ought 10 be- given brl.
gade. "Ie Is worth his weight In
gold.' the dispatch said. lie was Civ.
On a division Of infantry and lid his
first hard fighting In the Army Of the
Cumberland under Rosccrans That
army In the fall Of 1862 set It's face
southwark. never 10 turn back until IL
had recovered Tennessee and con
quercd Georgia.
GEORGE l.. KlLMEH.
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wha, tho Deal Coat.

London. Oct SILT was officially
announced that the purchase price OF
the White Star line. on its Joining the
International Mercantile Marine com
pany. Is, So. i97.iSO. OF which Slb.I3s.'
$50 is payable In cash, s25i7t.0OO In
preference shares, and Si2.5S1OOO IA
common stock The shareholders thus
receive over $4,000 for each 1000
shares.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-01
Dinnsr Tor c-rpsei.

London. Oct 3l.-Andrew Carnegie
has arrived here after a tour Of Scot
land. where he received the freedom
Of several towns lie will DE guest OF
honor az dinner 10 be given by John
Morley az the Athenaen club and will
then leave Tor the Continent for two
months recreation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-01
HoMEsEEKERs COMING.
Katy bringing a Grsa, Number Of Pse
pie To Texas.


Denison. Tex. Oct. Sl.-The Katy
Flyer "Wednesday night came in In two
sections. bringing the greatest number
OF homescekers ever brought into the
state In one day by any railroad. The
first section of the flyer ran double
header and carried twelve coachloads.
The second section carried eight load
ed coaches.
There were 1900 homeseekers on the
train for Texas. About 100 of the ex
cursionists stopped OF here and viii
sake several side trips In Grayson and
Faunin COUNTIES
The eXcIrslonists are wellio-do
farmers from Illinois. Indiana, Wis.
cousin and Iowa. They are looking
for lands In Texas that are cheaper
than they are IN the north and east
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worLm.n KllI.a hr E,ple.Ien

Admission. Ala, Oct. 3i.-Allen Ore
and VIII Weeden. while working on a
grade for the Eastern Railway OF Ala
hama. were killed as a result Of pre-
mature explosion Of dynamite. The
explosion unloosened a quantity OF
dirt which entomhed the men, there
hy causing sunOcatlon.
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n.hmnnh Il.,nrn. Homo.

New York. Oct 3l.-John T. Red
mond. member Of parliament, who
came over to attend tire irish league
convention at Boston. has sailed Tor
LlYerpOol.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
Canvass Election Returns and Make
Formal Announcement of IrrI-
cation District Organization.
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED


Beng the first session of the year,
the county fathers have quite vol
ume of business to handle and Messrs.
Campbell, Stephen and Gorrie were
duly on hand Monday to tidy up
county affairs
The board proceeded to convass
the returns of the irrigation district
election and ascertained the result to
be as published in the Signal, and an
order was duly recorded putting the
district in force.
The petition of James 2. Barhan
and others for change of the coun-
ty road in Road District No. II was
denied the same not being accom-
panied with the required bond.
The petition of James M. Jones
and others for change in the coun-
tv road in the cove in Road District
No % was denied the same not be-
ing accompanied by any bond.
The petition of T. w Kimbrough,
. overseer Road District No. %, ask
ing for authority to expend 500 II
crawling the highway through the
Hubbard lane south of the Weise
5 bridge was granted.
The retail liquor dealer bond O.
4 ID. G. Durham for the balance of thu
term for which his license is granted
e was approved, and tue application
!, of NJ. H. Hopper to be released ant
e exonorated from the former bon'
= given by said d. G. Durham wa
granted.
% The bond of Fred Melroy electe
overseer road district No. 16 approx
ed.
Or The board selected from the pc
20 books last returned and filed wit
re the clerk of this board, the names
-. ~ one hundred and fifty persons appea
n inc thereon to serve Jurors IN ii
" district court of the Third Judicl
I'll district for the year 1902.
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A Brilliant Success.

One Of the greatest musical events
in the history of The Dalles was the
recital last night by Mamie Helen
Flynn, Oregons brilliant YOU g
pianiste and elocutionist, assis ed hy
Rose Bloch Bauer, The famous
soprano, and Reginald l.. Hidden,
the renowned violinist The audience
was fashionable and select, and
evinced marked appreciation. A
generous welcome greeted the young
artist as she made her entrance, and
until the fall of the curtain the APP
plause was as spontaneous and hearty
as Miss Flynn could wish and it was
not actuated by sentiment either, but
was meritorously won by the bril-
liant talents Of the performer. AS t
pianiste, Miss Flynn is trlly wonder
full. Her execution aud interpreta
ton astonishes, while at the SANE
time it charms. The Dalles Chron
icle Dec. Z, 1901.
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Weiser Valley.

School commenced in the Hemenway
echool house this week with MISS hatie
Cone as teacher. as Miss Hall, former
teacher. took sick at her home at Nam
moth. Or and was unable to return.
Nine dollars was cleared at the l. T.
G e. chapel last Friday night
Mr. n. l.. Newman and Mr.. a. W.
McCulley went to Middle valley on
business two weeks ago.
Miss Della Newman went home WIN
Miss Della Cornell to Middle valley last
week where she will spend the winter
MIR S. Snyder and Chas Johnson
have been baling hay the. last three
weeks. ..;,.a,, e.
A pleasant farewell party was given &c
Miss Della Council and Miss Della New
man The night before they left at Ih'
home of the Misses Newman Ih'
evening was spent in playing many en-
iovable games and refreshments Were
served at twelve Those present weir, '
Misses Pauline Slower, Lottie Campoell
Mary Madison and Mr.. Willie and Ernes
Sever, James Campbell. Harry, Charley
and Bert Townley, Guy Council. Edwar'
Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Madison.
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1t Pleased ErYe.

The Cleveland Ohio Plain Dealer
of January Sth contained a page de
voted to Thunder Mou ntain and the
way to get in. The page contains
three Illustrations and a map, and
the article was written by Mr.. Lock
wood of the Signal Erve johnson,
proprietor af the Overland Hotel at
Boise, in the following letter to F..
P. Shelby, fully endorses the article
DEAR SIR: The Plain Dealer contain
ing the Thunder Mountain article is re-
ceived. | wish to thank you very mucn
for the pleasure 1t afforded me IN read
ing so clear and thoroughly truthful
an article rs Mr. Lockwood has penned
1t gives the information sought after ey
one contemplating a trip 10 the new III
dorado without the usual hog wash" in
dulged in by the average writer leav
for the east tomorrow and Will take Tn
paper along to show my friends. witt
highest regards am yours very truly,
e. w. JOHNSON.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
In Church Circles.

The annual roll call and business
meeting was recently held at the
Baptist church, and the various re-
ports of officers and committees give
encouragement TO all interested in
the church and its work. Every de-
partment of the church is out OF
debt and each shows small balance
in the treasury. The membership
shows an increase of 10 for the year
mast and while there has been some
removals during the year zone being
by death), there is still some eighty
resident members.
The officers chosen for 1902 were
were as follows:
Sunday School superintendent,
Miss Katherine Cope.
! Church officers
j. d Clahaugh, treas urer
Mrs. S. NJ. Jefreys, financial sec
rotary.
e. r. Loberg, clerk.
Frank Gray, sexton.
Trustees and deacons, Messrs
Dckerson, Crowell, Ashley, Fult
and Jeffreys.
Deaconesses, Mrs Crowell an
Mrs. Dickerson.
, At the close of the meeting tn
members partook of rhfreshmen'
I and enjoyed the evening in social IL
tercourse.
. Rev. G. r. Delepine has bee
with the church a little less than
;. year and his earnest efforts are beln
e felt throughout all departments
!. the work
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
RBMARARKABLE CURE OF CIRQUE
A Little Boys Life Saved

| have few words to say regard
inc Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
1t saved my little boys life and | feel
that | cannot praise it enough. |
bought a bottle of it from A. e.
Steere of Goodwin, S. D., and when
| got home with it the poor baby
could hardly breathe. gave the
medicine as directed every ten min
utes until he threw up" and then
| thought sure he was going to choke
to death. We had to pull the
phlegm out of his mouth in grea'
long strongs. am positive that i
] had not got that bottle of cougl
medicine, my boy would not be Of
earth todayr-JoEL DUMoNT, In
wood, Iowa. For sale by l.. l.
Churchill, druggist.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
Outlook Club Notes.

Outlook club met Jan 10 at Read
ing Room.
Mrs. Barton was elected secretary
to succeed Mrs. Strocheel<er who
has moved away.
An especially interesting and
instructive paper on The Value of
Kindergarten Training" was read by
Miss Reyes.
The Reading Room committee re-
ported that after paying all expenses
It had left one hundred dollars from
the supper given for the Fireman
Ball on New Years night
Because of the sickness in the
town no books will be allowed &c
leave the Reading Room before the
next meeting of the Club, which vii
be Feb. Z,
The Club feels deep regret for the
recent bereavement of Mrs Haas
and as token of the sympathy o
the members, some flowers were sen
to her in the name of the Club.
Mrs. Haas will leave soon for Ne,
York to be absent some weeks
Much sympathy is felt in the Gu
for the continued illness OF Mrs
Butterfield
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TOBOGGAN FREIGHT LINE.
Joe Thomas Transporting Goods Reg
ularly to Warren Over Awful
Secesh Summit.

Miss Rose returned from Payette Fri
day and will commence term OF school
at the White school house next Monday.
Nellie Rineheart and Lewis Winkler.
who have been quite i'll with typhoid
fever, are much better.
DR.. Brown was called TO Indian Valley
Saturday to see Sam Woods who is sick
with fever
viii Willlerson has sold his farm in
Indian Valley and thinks OF locating in
Council
Isaac McMahan and family left Tues
day for Lewiston They will be gone
month | hear that they may locate
there permanently.
Miss Cora Smith, of Meadows, spent
last Sunday here.
Jessie and Malon Hayworth were
visiting relatives at Indian Valley last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson came up
from Indian Valley last week TO witt with
Jim Linder's family.
A baby boy arrived at George Jackson's
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Krighaun came up
from Crane creek last week to spend "a
couple of weeks with home folks,
Joe Thomas. of Meadows is running
eight toboggans TO Warren; each morse
draws three hundred pounds he is haul
ready for the spring rush. Owing to the
great amount of goods sold TO Thunder
Mountain people, provisions are run
I ming low at Warren.
] Morton Woods hal the misfortune t
. ret his leg pretty badly bruised at thu
logging camp last week.
: Several cars of wood and lumber wer
. shipped fromh last week.
: Duke Jewell was Council vlslto
| I INN
. Prairie where he had been To buy horses
Owing to so many families coming her
: TO give their children the benefits of on
. school il will be necessary 10 add anothe
: room to our school building One hun
: dred and ten children are crowded Int
the two rooms.
Sam Spicer, of Warren, was Counc
visitor Saturday.
Miss Maggie Ashley, of Weiser, spen
= a couple of days in Council last week tn
! puest of Maud Peters She was goin
: to Bear where she is engaged TO teach
: term Of school.
Mrs Phelan is visiting in Weiser tn
: week.
: Nav Morrison, who came up frol
! Weiser to spend the holidays, returnt
: last Monday.
Miss Nellie Connaushton has secure
a winter school at Landore
Bud White is on business Trip
. Warren
Ed Austin is very sick at Edg
I Mosers.
: Maud Peters was visiting May Freem'
! at Price Valley last Saturday.
2 Work on the new parsonage IS bel
: pushed as rapidly as the weather
: permit. :,
2 Jim Jewell is in Council for a Il
: days on his way home from Thuno
Mountain
Two fine globes and blackboard W.
: received for district Saturday.
: Rumor says several business men
he here to invest considerable money
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Carruthers hsve
~. up housekeeping in the cottage torme
= owned by Byron Camp.
Madison Elliott of Bear, is do
J business in Council this week.
Mrs. Pipers sister who has been n
visiting for TWO weeks, left Tor Washi
! ton last THURSDAY
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Idaho Exploration Company Ready to
Operate.
HAS MINES IN SEVEN DEVILS
And viii Locate Others There and in Thunder
Mountain Country

The Idaho Exploration aud De-
velopment Company has filed arti-
ces of incorporation with principal
office at Weiser and branch at Cup
rum. The directors and incorpora-
tors are all well and favorably
known citizens of the town aud
county and so far as regulations for
business integrity and ability can be
relied on as guarantee, these
gentlemen surely possess it The
object Of the incorporation is to or
gnnize and locate, buy, sell, lease,
develop and operate mines and min
inc claims, to purchase and operate
mills, smelters and all appliances in
cident to general mining Industries.
The term for which the company is
orc anized is % years. The control
of the company is vested in board
of five directors, Mr.. Chas Morse OF
Cuprum, r. e. Wilson, Salubria,
Phil A. Markson, G. j. Selwyn and
W. D. Lovejoy of Weiser. From
these the following officers have
been selected, viz:
Chas. Morse, president and gen
manager
X. f. Wilson, vice president
Phil A. Markson, secretary.
G. j. Selwyn, treasurer
Mr.. Morse is one Of the oldest
residents of the Seven Devils district
and is fully informed as to the re-
sources of the county and practl-
cal miner. Mr. Wilson can be in
cluded in the same class. Mr..
= Markson has had a large experience
in mining developments. Q. j. Sell
q wyn is cashier of the State Bank OF
g Idaho and is financier of acknowl-
4 edged ability. Mr.. w. d. Lovejoy
: is county attorney for Washington
/ anu mas GdIueQ All ~ r."
# tation. And he Signal is
pleased to fully indorse all the
parties concerned as thoroughly re-
n liable, and faithful to all imposed
e. trusts A special feature OF thu
a. business Of this company will be thu
III employment of skilled prospectors
~ who will go out in their interests t.
IL discover and locate claims in differen
We mineral districts, and these discov
ne cries to be developed or disposed o
til -. :.
as may appear best. And this is
business venture that has long bee
needed in this part of Idaho, an
he promises to be paying enterprls
eek to stock holders, and incidently
immense benefit to the county
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16

The Mankato (Minn) Review has
the following note. Mr.. Williams is
city recorder of Mankato:
d. V. Williams today received word
from Ed DAVIS at Weiser Idaho. who
says that the stampede for the gold
fields in that section promises to be great
er than that which took place at Cripple
Creek in its palmiest days. Weiser is
expanding thousands of dollars on i'm
provements and the motto of the town IS
"Watch Weiser Grow"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
New Church on Mann Creek

The Adventist Christian church
of Mann creek is completed and will
be dedicated to the Lord Feb. End
1902. Rev. Yancey Wilson OF
Texas will be present to superintend
the services of the day. Appropriate
services both morning and evening
will be held. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
Dedication will be Immediately fol
lowed by a series OF meetings.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postofiice at Weiser, Idaho for the week
ending Jan 18th, 1902.
Adam, John Brown, Grandie
Daley. Mimi Flaherty, M }
Hughes. Sam Hickish, Chas
Irwin John Isaacs, Dean
Kenney. Earl King, l. X
Righetti. Frank Shelton. Granville
Walkley, w f White, Bud
LADIES LIST.
Donaldson, Miss Ruby Davis, Mrs Ella
Rieger Mrs Ada
In calling for the above letters, please
say advertised =,
w. w. PRIcHETT, p. Nj.
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Louie Guey.

Prof. Mcnamara, the president of the
McNamara School of Magnetic and
Natural Healing is COW in charge OF Beck's
Famous Hot Springs of Salt Lake City
and he is ombiningthe efficacous waters
with great advantage in the healing OF
diseases.
All cars on the BAN berger railroad stop
at the 81 rings now.
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$500 to $500 a Week

ssaalary Tor an intelligent man or woman in each
,owh. Permanent position. 30 cents per hour
SUI spare time. Manufacturer Box 1102, Chicago.
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Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat treat

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree re-
aI,Iy aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostriis. cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diffuses Itself. Druggists
cell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, ~
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcements.
To accommodate those'who are partial
20 tbe nse of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catdarhqs sro y:
hes the nroprietors prepare Cream Balm IN
liquid form, which will be known as Ely
LIQUID Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is IS cents. Druggists or Dy
mail. The liquid form embodles the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-16
WHITE RESTAURANT

have just bought the well-known
White Restaurant and viii take charge
on the 25th OF October | will serve up
frst-class meals at all hours between
am and 10 pm. Meals, 2oc. Short
orders according TO customary rates.
+ ,oI1ia GrI1RV.