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orvans Of digestion and nutrition. Golden
Medical Discovery cures through the
stomach diseases which haze tleir origin
in diseased condition of the stomach. and
hence diseases of liver, latlgs. heart and
otller organs are cured bv uss-of the : Dis
covery. II contains no alcohol, neither
opium, cocaine. or other narcotic Il IS
true Temperance medicine
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery There IS nothing else
Hjust as good
II was total yvrecl-ccr.ld not sleep o. eat,s
writes NJ O. Beers- Of Be-rs-.lzn. Crawford
Co. No. FOR two years I tried medicine from
doctors but received vsTv little se7ent lost
flesh and strength, WIS not atlc 70 DO good
dav,s work / commenced taxing Dr. Pierce 9
Golden Ncd:cli Disco-c7v ard -Theu I had
taken one bottle I could sleep AID my appetite
was wonderfully improved. have takeE tive
bottles and am sill Improving
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation BY cT-iug the cause. They do
not beget tic p'll tabit-
The evening times., 1902-07-12
HOB Held At BAY
By ARMED POLICE
East ST Louis Citizens Eager
TO Lynch Negro.

EAST ST LOUIS. Ill. July 12-From
early evening until long after midnight
about Eve hundred angry citizens sur
rounded the city jail determined to
lynch Charles Russell, negro under ar
rest for an attack on Miss Anna Bryant
Sunday night.
The police, armed with riot guns. I'LL
ed The jail and deaed the crowd.
The mob dispersed after O'Clock
this morning fearing to attack the DO
lice
The evening times., 1902-07-12

George Tuohey in letter from Cleve-
land says. Having not heard anything
from John Pienig in reference to ny
challenge to him on behalf CT Charley
Whitman. OF Cincinnati. take occasion
to write again to the effect that Whitman
is still looking for a match. Whitman
has been after Pieaig for number Of
years. but somehow John hes avoided
my maa. Whitman, in my opirt5n, is =
better man than Pienig, and if the lat
ter viii come to Cleveland we will as
sure him a match. -
The evening times., 1902-07-12

Earned TUns-CleTeland- >, Detroit J.
Two base hits - Cochnaur. Hickman.
Barrett. Elberfeld. First base on er-
rors - Cleveland. I; Detroit, / First
base on baIIs-Of Farney. 3; OF Wright,
g. OF MuIIin. 3. Struck out-By Varney,
?: by Wright, .; by Mullin, 2; by Sew
ers. 2. Sacrifice hits - Bay, Bradley
Bemis. Stolen bases-Bay, Bradley, La
ioie. Flick. Bemis Double plays-Bay.
Lajoie Gochnaur; Bradley. unassisted
Left on bases-CIeveland, II; Detroit
II. Hit by pitched bali - BY Farney
Barrett. EIberfeId. Gleason. Yeager; by
SEWERS. Hickman. Wild pitches-Narney
/: Wright, /. Passed ball-BeEris- Ilmt
= hours ard Is minutes UmpIre-Sher-
idan. AttenJlance-3,S26
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CHICAGo WINS CLOSE
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS

The White Sox managed to pound out
a winning run in the final inning Of yes
terday's game with the St. Louis tribe,
in the Windy City. The Champs pound
ed out one run in the sixth inning,
which tied the score, and then Jumped
On PoweII's delivery and got the win
ming score. PiattetwirIed winning ball
for the White Sox, and was we'll sup
ported.
The following conElomeratioB of
hefroglyphics tell the tale n full de-
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DELAWARE PROMISES
GOOD WHEAT CROPS

DOVER. Del. July 12.-The yield Of
wheat in this vicinity has been some
what Of . surprise TO the growers. Be
fore the wheat vas cut there seemed to
be a scarcity. but since threshing the
yield has been very satisfactory. While
there has been much less straw than
usual the heads have been wei filed,
making good amount of grain.
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@Batted for Shields in ninth inning.
Washington. 0 o 0 l , 0 x-4
Baltimore. 1 0 1 Go
First base on errors-Washington. I;
Baltimore. J. First base on balls
Washington, 3; Baltimore. o Two-base
hit-Carey. Three-base hits-Wniiams,
Doyle, Delehanty- Home runs-Robin
son. Williams. Passed baI!-Robinson
1. Struck out-By Townsend 3; by Cron-
il. 2 Left on washington, 3;
Baltimore. s. Double plays-HoweH 70
Kelley. Gilbert, Williams 10 Kelley.
Sacrifice hits-Ryan. Robinson. I'M
pires-Johnstone and CarrutheFs. Time
Of game hours and , minutes.
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Cresceus' Pacemaker. Mike he Tramp.
celebrated being hitched for the first
time since the exhibition in New Mexi-
co last winter BY running away, smash
ing cart and harness into bits and hitting
wire fence that catapuIted him into
the next lot. He showed more speed
than when he was pacing Cresceus.
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Three-base hIts-L Cross. Parent.
Homo run-LaChance. Hit b. pitcher
Warner. Bases CT bails-B0ston. D
First base On Boston. 1. Left
on bases-AtEletics, 2: Boston. :. Sac
ri6ce ait-CIeaecn- stolen bascs-GIea-
son. HartzeI Double piays-Parent and
LaCEazce: Warner and Parent: Hust-
fngs and N Cross Time CT game-1
hour and 80 minutes Umpire-Con-
molly Attendance. 1856
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The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-fcu
hours were reported at the Health De
paFtment up to noon today:
Felix Barrere, Sc years
Fannie Carver, SO years
Theodore .Gerhards, 81 years
William Waddy, 81 years.
Elizabeth GUrns, 50 years
Ann Eliza Jackson, IS years.
Winnie Thomas, 40 years.
Katherine E Redmond, 80 years
Mrs. Edith r. Hogan. 2S years.
Joshua Jordan, II years.
Helen II. Coleman. 4 years
Eugene G. CavIlle. years.
Ruth Covington, 2 years
Virgie NJ Pye, years
Lucy Beasley, 1 year
Willie Johnson, Z months.
Pauline Z. Huetter, l month.
Sydney Smith. 9 days.
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Kid Mcfarland is now training with
Carter. and there IS no question but that
the Brooklyn boy will be weu prepared
this time for Weinig's heavy inside
work. Weinig himself is very confident
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GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

The defeat OF Bulldog Clayton by
Harvey Parker the ether night at Wor-
cester was a surprise Although having
the worst OF the weight. Parker
took the foreigner into camp haadiiy-
Clayton says ne was nervous and bit
of IN condition. he has challenged
Parker to meet him again.
Ronald Macdonald. the Marathon run
ner. lowered the Canadian tFree-mile
record last week at the Sydrey A. A. A.
sports by 26 3-5 seconds. h1s time being
Is minutes and 431-2 seconds Mac
Donald ran in fine form The track was
heavy and there was strong wind
Charles NJ Halls cutter yacht ChisDa
has been chartered by Messrs. Gardner
& Cox to II, Radcliffe. Of Philadelphia
C. E. Winters Irene, F. X Kerr,s
.Caddie and C. B. FItzmaGrfce's Vision
we're the winners In the Canarsie Y .
races last week
Thomas Lawson's Boralna, 2:o7i John
J. scauneI's ex-ehampion. The Abbot,
2:03K. and E. E. smather's Lord Derby,
2:GetL. have been matched to meet N
traces for wagers amounting TO more than
Ss0. .OG0. All the racers are said TO be
in the best OF shape, and the matches
viii be the greatest ever seen on the
American turf.
Report says that forty-one mares were
mated this season with Crescent Route,
son of Cresceus tz.0z5l). that is out
Of a daughter Of that successful sire
O. game race winners. Jay Bird t2:31%s4-
Crescent Route viii soon be sent 10
George II. Ketcham for development
Alfred Mace. a son Of Jem Maee. IS
touring this country as an evangelist
alt. started out to be Pugiiist.
John Her.y Johnson wants 10 fight
Danny Dougherty at 122 pounds. weigh
/ in at the ringside, or Young GrifIo at
( the same weight.
/ New York whist players did well II
THE open progressive pair matches
played in the twelfth annual congress
/ Of the American league at the Oriental
Hotel. Manhattan Beach. IN the tourna-
ment the Greater New York experts
lcarried away ffty-nine trophy pin prizes
( Chicago and other Western cities forty
/ FIVE. and New England thirty-six. Balti-
more. Washington and Philadelphia
eleven each, and New York State, out
side OF the city, seven
The SavanilIa. ffty-seven-foot ma
hozany trimmed cabin launch, has beer
built and delivered to John NJ. Weber
Of Brooklyn. by the Metropolitan Boa
land Launch Company. She is equiPpe'
with a twenty-horse power motor
II the proposed road from New Yo-l
20 Chicago is ever completed it viii b,
an excellent course for the holding o
long distance automobile contests simi
lar TO those of European countries.
The death OF Jockey Basden brings ::
an end the career of the creates
isteeplechase rider in France. Basdel
/, was found dead in bed. He had a repu
tatfon for honesty and earned in his da
more than $500 .OC0. This however, n
ifailed to keep, and he died almost =
poverty
Kid Mcfarland is now training wit
Carter. and there is no question but tina
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their order OF July / making appoint
mcnts and changes in the Office OF In
sFectcr Of Plumbing so as to take effect
July I instead of July /
A permit has been issued to the Ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone Company
to string two wires from their cable pole
at the corner Of Nineteenth Street and
Columbia Road through the alley of the
square bounded by KaIorama and Bel
mont Avenues. Eighteenth Street. and
Columbia Road, to premises 1929 KaIo-
rama Avenue northwest.
The Commissioners have announced
that they viii receive sealed proposals
until noon Saturday. July 26, to sell 20
the District a site for schoo1house in
the Fort Reno subdivision. on Prospect
AvenEe or on Kearney Street, between
Howard Avenue and the TeuIeytown
Road, the site to contain $4,000 square
feet.
John E Whalen has been appointed
watchman in the Fire Department On
recommendation of the Chief Engineer.
the appointment to take effect July 10.
/ The Commissioners have appointed E
/ H Brown chairman in the Engineer De-
/ partment at $3.50 per annam. vice E S.
/ Altemus, recently pronated, the ap-
4 pointment to take effect July g.
A a. Alexander has Ssan appointed
! temporary skilled. .laborsr in the EIeetri-
! cal Department at $3.50 per diem.
/ chargeabIe to the appropriation for
/ street lighting
/ A permit has been issued to Thomas
/ F Walsh for projee:ion beyond the
/ building line under the provisions OF the
I act Of Congress approved March 3, 1881
The Commissioners have directed that
sewer and catch-basin be constructed
in the main alley of square 1913. at an es-
timGted cost of s435. chaygeable TO the
appropriation for main and pipe sewers
By order of the Commissioners the
alleys in blocks 1 and 2. Fernwood
Heights. viii be paved under tie permit
system at an estimated cost of 81 .9fS,
one-half OF which amount has been de-
/ posted by parties interested.
a cement sidewalk Will be laid and
curb reset on the north side of South
Carolina Avenue. ard siIliIar work viii
be done on tie east side of Second
Street, abuttfng the Dont Pubic School
building, at an estimated cost of sS7s.
chargeaBle to the appropriation for
replacing and repairing sidewalks and
cUrbs around pub:sg reservations and
municipal buildings
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FOREIGN MAILS.

$1,000
WASHINGTON. D. C., PoST0FFTCE, NOTICE,
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
ary time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedule Of cioslnss
i arranged on the presumption OF their IN
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending JaIy u, 1902. the last connecting closes
wiH 0e made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
The evening times., 1902-07-12

The Maine Farmer says: Consider
able complaint is being made that the
colts are dying at from one to two weeks
old. the nature OF the disease not being
understood We hear this from many
sections Of the State
The evening times., 1902-07-12

valuable papers-Deeds, Insur-
anee Policies, Stocks, Bonds,
&C., for one year, within the fire
and burglar-proof vaults of
Union Trust and Storage Co,
1414 F st. NV.
Storage fer Silverware and
other valuables at reasonable
rates. Goods called for. Phone
2222.
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Doing light work now, said he 70 a
for the Buffalo Express" and
by the night of the fight I'll be in fine
fettle long fight viii Carter is just
what I wanted. There will be no six
round limit to help him out this time.
The evening times., 1902-07-12

There were more than twenty lesser
disasters where at least four hundred
lives have been lost.
Two thousand three hundred and
eighty seven lives were lost in the fatal
food at JOhnstOwE. Pa, in 1889 The
valley OF the Canemaugh River lies be-
low the mouth of the Cambria mines
IN other countries there have been
many mining disasters of magnitude in
the last twenty years. In Wales. Eng
land, France, Austria, British Colum-
bia and Prussia more than fifteen han
Gred lives haze been sacrificed through
various causes, but principally by ex-
piOsions
The evening times., 1902-07-12
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc.

Mails for SEwFoUNDLAND by rail 70 North
Sydney and thence via steamer, close here
daily except Sundays at I2,e9 m, and or sun
days at II 80 a m The connecting eieses are
made on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday.
Nails for NIQUEL0N. By rail TO Boston and
thence via steamer close here daily except
Sundays at 1870 NJ, and on Sundays az ifsS9
C.;-gt NAILS close here via Port Ts.upa,
fla Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays At
D. NJ. and Via Miami, Fla, TucsdaSs ami
Sundays ar 1879 p n
Mails for MEXICO overland, unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer sailing from
New York, close here daily At l0:so a m and
1900 D
GUATEMALA, by rail to New Orleans aad
thence viz steamer, close here daily ~ 1879
a n and 1900 D. n, the connecting closes
for which being on Mondays
Nails for COSTA RIGA, by fTail to New Or
leans and thence via steamer, clos. here daily
at 1870 a m. and 1000 2. n, the connect
ing closes being on Tuesdays
Trans-Pacifc Mails.
Mails for AUSTRALIA (e1oePt those for west
Australia which are forwarded via Europ-J
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI, SAMOA and HAWAII.
via san Francisco, close here daily at ESQ
p. n. up 10 July 18th. inclusive, for dispatch
per $ 3 Ventura. fo)
Mails fer AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia which are dispatched via Europe,
end New Zealand, which so via san Franelsco},
torfa. B. c.. close here daily at 60 p m up
to July 19th inclusive, for dispatch per ; ;
Moana Especially addressed ouiyl- tol
Nails for CHINA, Japan and HAWAII. and
first-cIass matter for the PHILIPPINE ISL
ASDSs+, via San francisco, close here daily
at $50 D. m up 10 July 18th, inclusive. fur
dispatch per $. : Nippon MarHs {o)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via Yanooa-
yer and Victoria B. c, close here daily at go
p m up to July 22d, inclusive, for disgateI
per S. 3 Empress Of China Registered mail
must be specially addressed Merchandise Tor
the United States Postal Agency at shanghai,
China. cannot be forwarded via Canada. (o1
walls for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched To
New York for connection with European steam
sTs.
stPHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military Maid. Dis
PATCHED to san Francisco al all closes foT that
oflee to connect with Government transports,
the saiIinCs of which are irregular
REGISTERED MAILS close AZ the MAIN OF
FICE as follows ts) at IsO2 p m same day;
Cb) at 2:15 p m same day; (c) st g-I5 p m
same day; ID at e-25 a. same day. (e} at
e:I5 D. NJ previous day; (o) AZ 6.0o p m
previous day
JOHN A MERRITT. Postmaster
The evening times., 1902-07-12

OF could not invest s.
more proftably than
to rent a Safe De-
post Box for your
The evening times., 1902-07-12

The death Of Jockey Basden brings .
an end the career OF the greatest
steeplechase rider in France Basden
was found dead in bed. He had repu-
;atfon for honesty and earned in his day
more than $500 OC0. This, however, he
failed to keep, and he died almost N
poverty
The evening times., 1902-07-12
MATTERS OF INTEREST
In DISTRICT AFFAIRS

The Commissioners have amended
their order OF July /. making appoint
ments and changes in the Office OF In
sPector Of PluHb.ag so as to take effect
July instead of July /
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In TIE BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results OF Yesterdays Games,

Washington. 4; Baltimore. 5.
Cleveland. 9; Detroit. s.
Chicago. ,; ST. Louis, /.
Boston. s; Philadelphia. ,.
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FL EBGlyIg)V

To physical warnings C'il1
On BrevCut Z scTious
illness. When there are
oppressive fuliness after
cae:nE. bitter risings,
beicEiag, headache, dzzi-
neSs, acrxoaSHess. v-Ich
physical ard mental slug
c-jsEucss, prompt 5tteu-
ton should be gives 20
The condition OF the dire5-
tire ard uztTitive sys-
tess Not all th e Sc
sxz.atoas xiii occur az
oace or n ary single
case, bIt any o1e Of them
iad5cs.es a dfSordered
condition Of the stomach
and otser organs OF d;ges-
Gen and nutrition.
4 prompt cure of these
co=ditioaS vii be cffeCted
bv ehe tiiaeIz Use of DR..
Pierce : Golden Medical
Disco-~Tr Il heals dis
casks Of the stomach. and
49, --,-,-. - r4-1-=-=~-r7
and il;.7-i: ioH. perfectly
s:d >r-s'atssrtly Many
diSca as. seetuiugIy re-
mote fro= tie stomach,
have their origin II a
f.is~7sci condition Of the
The evening times., 1902-07-12
Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia al Chicago
New York At Pittsburg-
BTooElyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati
The evening times., 1902-07-12
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Joseph Dodson and Fannie Mathews.
William Anderson and Catherine
Henry
The evening times., 1902-07-12

Two base hit-AnGerson- First base On
balls-Oa Piatt :; of Powell. 3 First
base on errors-Chicago. I; St Louis, l.
Left On bases-Chicago. I: 81. Louis, J.
Stolen bases-Daly, HemphiIl. Mertes.
Struck Cut-By Piatt, 3. by Powell, l.
Double play-HemphilI to Padden to
Powell. Umpire-O'L 'LoughliI. Attend
ance-1, ,1G0. Time OF game hour and 90
minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games

4; Philadelphia, s.
Pits6u~g. s; New York, ,
St. louis. /: Brooklyn, 3
Cincinnati. 2: Boston. 4
The evening times., 1902-07-12
PREVIOUS MINE DISASTERS.

IN The past twenty years there have
been a number OF great mine disasters
in the United States. as viii be seen by
the following:
Diamond Nine, Braidwood, H., February
PocahUHtaS Mine. Virginia. March I3, 1854 80
Santa Fc Mine, Kansas. November 10, Iss5 100
Maurice Wood, Pa. September 6, Issg..-- 80
LCughtOu, Pa, October 10, ISsg-....---. 80
Mammoth Mine Mount Pleasant. Pa. Jan
nary D. Observation-Disclosures. JIG
osage county. T. r. January 5 1897. .- 200
DaTtmouth Nine. Pennsylvania, August 10,
1893 -----.-.-.---..,--..-.-- 80
Vulcan. Col, February IS Is96.---....-.- 80
BED Ash. ". Va. March G. l911.....-..-. 100
Pleasant Valley, Utah. May ,, I9O0........ SO
Newcastle Col September 10. l9J1.-.... -
TcltcrTiiiG Tenn May 10 1902 --- 2J4
The evening times., 1902-07-12

l.tvngw eaher
N1g the easiest thing in the
mildly alive hepshe bowels
The evening times., 1902-07-12

"IWo OUT Wnt1 WIlDlng Tun sCoTe1-
Chicago 80 o 0 0 Il
s.. Louis 80 0 0 % o.
The evening times., 1902-07-12

II the proposed road from New York
20 Chicago is ever completed it viii be
an excellent course for the holding OF
long distance automobile contests SINH
lar to those of European countries.
The evening times., 1902-07-12

@Yeager DATED f5r DlIIoh IN hIth.
Cleveland / , 0 Q x-9
Detroit go. 0 0 > 0 0-6
The evening times., 1902-07-12

The Commissioners have directed that
sewer and catch-basin be constructed
IN the main alley of square 1913, at an es-
timated cost Of s435. chaygeable to the
appropriation for main and pipe sewers
The evening times., 1902-07-12
Divine Services

Last evening services were conducted
in the synagogue by the Rev. II Mandel.
Of Atlantic City. This morning the Rev.
Or. Joseph Krauskopf, OF Philadelphia,
delivered a sermon before the assembly
al the Sabbath services.
On sunday popular conference on
Jewish University Students, Their At
titude Toward Jewish Problems, viii
be participated in by Leo n. Levi. Of
New York; Rev Or. r. G. Hirsh. Of
Chicago. ard others 4 lecture viii be
delivered al the Hotel Rudolf in the
evening by the ReY. Dr.. Leon Harrison,
o. 81 Louis. Mo.
The evening times., 1902-07-12

A permit has been issued to Thomas
F. Walsh for protection beyond the
building line under the provisions OF the
act Of Congress approved March 3. 1881.
The evening times., 1902-07-12

The SavaniiIa. a ffty-seven-foot ma
hoSany trimmed cabin launch, has been
built and delivered to John NJ. Weber,
Of Brooklyn. by the Metropolitan Boat
and Launch Company. She is equipped
with a twenty-horse power motor
The evening times., 1902-07-12

John E Wha1en has been appointed
watehman in the Fire Department en-
recommendation of the Chief Engineer.
the appointment to take effect July TO-
The evening times., 1902-07-12

By order of the Commissioners the
alleys in blocks 1 and q Fernwood
Heights. viii be paved under TIE permit
system at an estimated cost of s7,9fS.
one-half OF which amount has been de-
posted by parties interested.
The evening times., 1902-07-12

A a. Alexander mas ssen appointed
temporary skilled Iaborer in the Electri-
cal Department at $3.50 Per diem.
ehargeabIe to the appropriation for
street Lighting
The evening times., 1902-07-12

The Commissioners have appointed E
H Brown chairman in the Engineer De-
partment at $3.50 per annam. vice E S.
AlteEus, recently pronated, the ap-
pointment to take effect July 8.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23

Stops the Cough and Works a a.
Cold.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
A Pleasant Dance

Last Friday night Mrs. T. M. Kim
brough was surprised by crowd of
dancers. The evening was spent in
dancing, and at midnight a fine lunch
was served. 1t was three o'clock be-
fore the happy party departed for
their homes. Those present were
Misses Ethel Norcross, Grace, Verga,
and Flora Kimbrough, Hattie Snider,
Lora Wickiser, Lessie Matson, Bessie
Gibbs, Fannie Hawke, Messrs. Jesse
w. Day, Kert Matson, Frank McGin-
mis-, Frank Johnson, Rich Hawke,
Grover Gibbs, Geo. Day. and Messrs.
Brockman, Hubbard, Wickiser,
Stacy and their families.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE QUEUE
1t Had a Luxuriant Suit of Straight
and Very Dark Hair.

The Father of his Country con-
cealed a luxuriant suit of hair be-
meath his queue wig. Many now
wish the old fashion we're in vogue,
to conceal thinned HAIR or badness.
Yet no one need have thin hair por
be bald, if he cure the dandruff that
causes both. Dandruff cannot be
cured by securing the scalp, because
it Is germ disease, and the germ
has to be killed. Newbros Herpi-
eide kills the dandruff germ-no
other hair preparation will. ode
stroy the cause, you remove the eff
feet" There's no cure for dandruff
but to kill the germ.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
COMPLETES Its Work.

The Eastern Star visitors were en-
tertained Friday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple by refreshments and a
literary and musical entertainment.
Mrs. Waterhouse introduced to the
company, Most Grand Worthy Mat
ron, Mrs Laura b. Hart of Texas,
who was warmly greeted. An adj
dress of welcome by Mrs. Elizabeth
W. Waters, was responded to by
Miss Helen Coston. The program
follows:
Duet-Msses Lindsey and Coston,
Weiser.
Recitation-Mlss Hattie Smith,
Weiser
Violin solo-Miss Helen Coston,
Boise
Instrumental solo-Miss Waters,
Weiser.
At Saturdays session. of the Grand
Chapter of the Eastern Star, the re-
naming officers of that body we're
elected as follows
Grand Secretary-Mss Helen Cos
ton, Boise.
Grand Treasurer-Mrs. Elizabeth
W. Waters, Weiser.
Grand Conductress Maggie
Grant, Harrison.
Associate Grand Conductress-
Mrs. Sarah Driscoll, Payette.
Mrs. Louisa M. Rhea, of this city,
grand matron, made the following
appointments:
Grand Chaplain-John McConkey,
Lewiston.
Grand Marshal-Libbie Suther-
land, Wallace.
Grand Adah-Anna McCaleb,
Salmon City.
Grand Ruth-May Flood, Belle
vue.
Grand Esther-Mabel PAYNE.
Mountalnhome
Grand Martha Teresa McClintock
Boise.
Grand Electa-Grace Sears, AL
bion.
Grand Warden-Emma Lauer
Payette
Grand Sentinel-James Criswell,
Pocatello.
The next meeting of the Grand
Lodge will be held on the second
Tuesday in June of next year.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Dress Making and Millinery.

Misses Besss johnson and Eva
Toney have their millinery and dress
making parlors (branch of the Mode
at Baker City, now open in the Bar
ton block and invite the ladies OF
Weiser and surrounding country to
call and inspect their establishment.
A fine line of batenburg and point
lace braids, patterns and gloves.
35-tf.