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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25
The Way to True Religion.

How to Find the True Religion?
will be the subject of a.sermon by the
Rev. R. W. Rogers at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning
at i o'clock. This will be the last
sermon in the series of 'sThe Theol-
ogy of Christ. This series has a.
tracted considerable attention, but
the most important sermon of the
series will be the one delivered next
Sunday.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25
Nebraska Flat. Oregon.

Mr. Cross has a new pump. Two
wears ago there were only two good wells
on the flat, now there are over a dozen
wells and five pumps and two windmills.
Who said Nebraska flat wasn't on the
boom.
Mrs. Cross has gone to New Plymouth
to visit with friends.
Green and Patch have finished heading
grain on the fiat and are going on the
other side of Snake river to work. Ben
Bice, Leslie White and Arthur Jones are
helping them.
Johu White is pasturing about thirty
head of cattle for Mr.. futile.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

Ar. VIM. Stacey, who purchased
the Hunslnger property in the east
srn part Of the city, has removed
from the ranch to his town property.
The rector Of St. Luke's church
Will preach next Sunday morning
from the text, S'rhe Lord hardened
Pharaoh $ heart : His discourse at
Evening Prayer will be on the sub
iect, Striving against Sin
G. L. Hathaway, the Grouse creek
placer mining man, was in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Hathaway had been
10 Wallace on business trip. and
was returning 10 his camp in the
Marshall Lake country. He left
Wednesday morning.
VIM. F Hutchlngs, the genial
foreman of the Gold Com Mining
company's works at Black Lake, was
10 the city yesterday. Mr.. Hutch
lngs was returning from Silver CITY.
where he had secured 25 miners to
work for the Gold Gold company.
}. d. Cameron of Joplin, Mo, one
OF the owners OF the Glasgow and
Dundee mining claims on Logan
creek, left for Thunder Mountain
yesterday morning. Mr.. Cameron
will join the other members of the
Missouri party who left Thursday
morning, at Council.
Twenty FIVE miners have been en-.
gagged by the Gold Coin Mining com,
pany to work at their mine In the
Black Lake district. They were Sc
cured at Silver City and in the Pear
district. A portion of the party
went to the comp Thursday morning
the remainder Friday morning.
j. Z. Mcmillan of this city, who
went to Boise Tuesday sftern DON il
response to a telephone message no
]
tifying him of the serious burning o
his child, returned Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Mcmillan found on his ar
rival at Boise that his father-in-la
had been burned out, losing every
thing he had, but the child had re
! ceived but slight burns from the fly
ing sparks.
A man named James German wa
e recently taken from jail in Montan
e and lynched. Gofman had killed hi
: brother and ran away with the broth
e er's wife. There used to be Jane
German running saloon a
Salubria and later in Seven Devils
D he was supposed to be Montan
man. Some are wondering if tn
man who was lynched was the sam
James German. German left tn
country without paying up his sui
. scription to the Signal, as he ha
! promised, and we would not be SUI
prised if the two Germans were Oh
:, and the same.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

Judge gbos. JeereJs olpea'e' ~
the ceremony "Wednesday evening
tbat united $50 young bepl" 'p'
ceremony loos place % ,nle '''lq'9,' .
the glpess0 being 'nf iap'', - ny
.ade bod ieg intimate illeoe.
qhe CONTRACTING pw'l'7 ve'e
Dgapi ono NIi Marguerite b'7''f
b.a sd moep N He'Hg pN'''
NM, hag0 mans lne0df lhelpN0l
p.op.r IN ps.ae W Ne'4
4nn, 0..s U lIn f.NH
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25
A Big Contract.

Earnest S. Hesse left Thursday
morning for the placer camp of G.
L Hathaway on Grouse creek, in
the Marshall Lake district to COM
plete a large surveying contract
awarded to Engineer Utter. Mr..
Hathaway has about 5000 acres OF
placer ground which he will have
surveyed. The job will occupy
about three months to complete.
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Notice TO Contractors

Hds will be received by the Board Of Directors
of Weiser Irrigation District for the endorsement
of lis main canal and the building OF all the
necessary structures connected herewith. IN
Guiding low dam the Weiser river. cana
headgates wastegates. fumes. bridges and
lateral gates.
office OF the Engineer. Weiser. Idaho.
Forms for proposals. Of contract and bond
viii he furnished 10 parties wishing 70 BIC.
All bids must be- sealed aud marked Propos-
ais FOR the enlargement Of main cana OF Neiser
Irrigation District" and deposited with the
secretary OF the Board on or before noon OF
August 18th 1908 az his Office in Neiser Idaho
and will be- publicly opened "a Q clock pm.
zach bid must be- accompanied ~ ceruned
check Tor 800 o. drawn 10 iagor Of tbr secretary
Of the Hoard Of the board Of Directors 81 thf
Neiser Irrigation District ~ q guarantee iof
entefiue INTO contracts with the District Nlthin
ten days from the date contract Is awarded ioi
me work bid upon,
Successful biaders for any part ~ tpe NQfk, WI
b. required ~ fufulsl % satisfactory bono ~
N pef eeui Of fhr estimated amount oi De D0
as guarantees fof ihe completion oi ihf ''n'
Jhe Board oi Director, reseflfs ihe riqhi q
rfIfsf 800 Hnl ai pfotnsnlt.
Al y. NAkNll, heefeiAfl
I ID UTTER IUuIurHT ttTN
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25
WOOdcutterS Wantd.

WANTED-Reliable party to take
contract for cutting 1900 to 1890
cords of wood, and running of saw
mill for 100000 feet of lumber.
Sawmlll and equipments furnished.
Apply at Company's office al
Mineral, Idaho, Immediately. GOOD
contract for right parties.
G. M. MCDOWELL, Mgr of Mines,
Ladd Metals Co.,
89-4 Mineral, Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

No man or woman 10 the state will
hesitate to speak well of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
afteronoe trying them. They always
produce a pleasant movement of the
bowels, improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. For sale
by all druggists.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25
Elected Supreme Warden

Frank Hopkins returned from San
Francisco Wednesday, where he went
as delegate to the Supreme Council
OF the Order OF Pendo Mr.. Hop
kins was selected by the Council as
Supreme Warden of the order. The
Supreme Council meets again two
years hence at San Francisco Mr..
Hopkins had pleasant trip,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

rs. L. Shaw of Council is visit
b Weiser.
HOrney |. f. Smith went to Ian
Yesterday on legal business.
phn Seigwein, the Iron Mountain
,, is in the city on business this
70 drunk and disorderlies con-
pied to the city's general fund
nday.
b James Pringle and children
to Middle Valley Wednesday to
relatives.
be Welser base ball club will
toe Caldwell club at Caldwell,
prov afternoon.
ny Marshall Hannah of Hunt.
o. was in the city on business
lAesday afternoon.
& Outlook Club is endeavoring
course of lectures and en-
lnnents for the coming fall and
g.
and Mrs. j. M. Fisher left fol
''ao and other coast cities this
They will remain for a month
NO.
'i'y'elght excursion tickets tc
''''AOre were sold by the Sholr
'Hl'0ad in this city Tuesday
ping.
y John Coakley and Miss Lul,
we're among those who wen
noon.
Irene and Mildred Snow
indian Valley Wednesday
'usr grandmother, Mrs. Fox
week Or two.
~''le cuddy who is employee
Sy'en Rule store, Boise, wen
Yesterday TO visit be
and brothers.
~ S''Dard Phillips went {
u'''aay morning 70 Wis
\. ,''''y Of her brother, A
10y . week or Two.
'D'' v Kelly eowbloe
aa.' ',' p'eo'pre apd jolne
''lfN NJ H0rilaul an
l0''day evening
Fl '.'''pIpeo pas 90 slegDl
pfodpan ol BIZ bel
wagon Ras proougl
''p ~ lla,' elos
'.'oos "a lmao. Npu
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

Walker & Sommercamp invite the
general public to visit them at their
new quarters in the store recently
occupied by NJ. +. Sommercamp 4
Co. where you will find everything
usually kept in well appointed
Drug Store
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,oyERTlslNG RATES:
Subscribers, Take Notice.

k.date given on the colored address
{on your paper is the date to which
INSCRIPTION is paid. Whenever
make a payment WATCH YOUR
tEL and if the date is NOT
IyGED WITHIN TWO WEEKS
fIFY THE OFFICE WITHOUT
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Miss Pearl Shoenaeur left Wednes
day morning for Goodrich where she
will visit friends
i. M. Barton went to Goodrich
Wednesday to arrange for the ship.
ment of ten cars of sheep from that
point.
G. W. Jones and wife were among
the excursionists who took advan.
tage of the excursion rates to the
coast Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Connaughton of Cam
bridge, is a city visitor, the guest of
Mrs Barton assisting the choir dur
ing the Catholic Mission.
Mrs. A. L. Wiley wife of Uonduc-
tor Wiley of the 2. & l. N. railroad
went to Price Valley Thursday to
visit Mr.. Wiley's parents.
Saturday the funeral of Leo XIII
will take place at Rome. Memorial
services will be held in st. Agnes
church on the same day at o'clock.
n W. M. Perleau is officiating as
clerk at the Churchill Drug Store
during the absence of Lawrence Har-
ris, who has gone to the coast for a
short vacation
" Mr.. G. Baalman, owner OF the
ferry boat at Odds ferry, has re-
modelled and improved his boat and
equipments, until it is now one of
the best on Snake river.
Miss Georgia Bixby, a student OF
Idaho Industrial Institute, left We'd
nesday afternoon for Rocky Bar,
where she will visit with her grand
mother for few weeks.
John G. Rogers expects to begin
hauling ore on his contract with the
Ladd Metals company about August
first. The distance Is about q
miles, over fairly good road.
Owing to sickness in the family Of
Rev. G. E Evans, there will be nc
services at the Christian church unit
| further notice, Sunday school anC
Christian Endeavor at usual time.
4 DIR. A. NJ. Curtis valuable rac'
horse was bitten by a rattlesnak'
Tuesday and died few hours after
ward. He was in pasturage at thu
ranch OF Ben Hopper on Man creek
MIR. and Mrs. james Gerwick re
turned Monday afternoon from tel
DAYS trip to the mountains. The,
also visited with friends and relative
in the northern portion of the coun
ty.
The Weiser Fruit and Produc
company have established a branc
store at Silver City. The compan
is doing large business in the ship
ping and packing of fruit and vegt
tables.
L L Caswell. one of the pioneer
of the Thunder Mt. district and Il
Gator of the famous Dewey mine
) was in the city Wednesday evening
He left Thursday morning for IL
3 camp.
: Nathan Falk, pioneer merchal
of Idaho, and we'll known to ear
settlers of Weiser, who used to drl'
r to Boise for supplies, died the 9th
8 day at HALEY and was taken to Boz
b for burial
High mass next Sunday at
o o'clock. 1t will be sung by he
t Jos. Dreyer, S. NJ, Professor OF A
y Hallows College, Salt Lake. IL
Sermon will be by Rev. W. 5. kre
u on the Holy Eucharist
1t Contractor Al Hopkins has TAX
y force of carpenters from TINS c'
to Homestead and Cornucopia, or'
W to work on warehouses of the La
!. Metals company, which Mr.. Hopkl
|. has the contract to build.
Walker & Sommercamp, the uru
ID qists. have removed TO their n
ut quarters in the Ayres block. I'D
en- have a dne store room and tliey v
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

Good Building twenty -n'p'
acres. Plenty Of water Fine place
Cor Chicken Ranch See
fsg.tO r. u. HhL
Phone 72a The Reel Estate Man
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25
\, s. |. Time TABLE

!. present time for departure of
from Weiser are as follows:
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-25

vi, IA 1902, as second-class matter,
rd !! ap Wei h Idaho. Act of Congress OF
,M,
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

From the manner in which the law
and order league, has gone to WORK
we are inclined to believe that the
grand old sermon contained in the
single verse .'God is Love" has been
changed to the significant one of God
is Hate. Dr. John P. d. John. in
his last great lecture in this city said
that the worlds regeneration was to
come through the channel of Love. =
We took it at that time as being a
glorious oriflamme. with which to fight
the devil. We believed that the host
of Satan would find it harder to seek
converts, with such battle cry for
the redemption of mankind. than from
the usual ones of hate, jealousy, op-
preston or any of the kindred meas
ures with which Satan has made part
ners
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
Joseph Newman Co.

1t is with much pleasure that we
notice that Miss Ila Burnap. the So
prano is again a member of the Joseph
Newman Company which appears at
the Park opera house, Friday. Sept.
18th.
No singer who ever visited us was
more enthusiastically received and en-
cored than she was last year. Her
voice is a high soprano of really re-
mark able range. sweetness and power.
1t is sympathetic and flexible and full
of exquisiet tones, of feeling and tenn
permanent. The young singer has it
under wonderful control and she has
chariningly easy and graceful stage
presence. Admission % cents. Re-
served seats 90 and 10 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

Lake city last night Judge Caswell
met Senator Kearns, the Junior sena-
tor of Utah and who has passed
through the transition in ten years,
from being common miner. working
in the mines to a U. 5. Senator
Judge Caswell found him man OF
broad spirit. one who is endeavoring to
fulfill and measure up to the duties OF
his position.
Judge Caswell suggested to him
that it would be splendid PROPOSE
tion for Utah, Colorado and Idaho,
which state also had fine display at
the Congress to JOIN together and have
the most elaborate fruit display at the
Worlds exposition of any section OF
the United States. The suggestion
caught ON with the senator and he in
sisted that it was the proper thing to
do and that it would work to great
benefit for these adjoining states to
have the exhibit made in that man.
uer
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.

Judge @. F. Caswell. President
David Roberts and Edwin Price, post
master of this city, returned this
morning from Ogden, where they had
been for two days, to visit the lrrlga-
tion Congress.
Judge Caswell very kindly gave the
repo, ter for this paper short ac-
count of the Congress and of the fruit
display. He said in part.
OF course so far as we are concerned
in our chances to win the loving cup.
presented to the congress by Senator
c ark, for an award. we have abso-
Lately no show whatever. The dis
lay of fruit from Utah overshadows
81 the fruit that has been brought to
tie congress in competition. The
uit is not only remarkable in its
tcauty and size, which the state of
[ tab has placed in competition. but
il is so admirably arranged and so
nlch money has been spent to COM
l etc this arrangement. that it is sim
ply foolish to believe we have any
show whatever.
Do not, however. misunderstood
40. or believe that 1 do not think
at our display is fine one. 1t GER
ninly is one of which we NAV be
rroud. But it is small. very small in
comparison, that it is simply over.
.hadowed. The cost of sending such
an exhibition from here would pur-
chase a half dozen loving cups. But
it must be remembered also that we
are the only portion of Colorado rep
re sented with fruit display, so that
those who see our fruit, will associate
our section with the fruit of Colora-
do.
Take for instance grapes. there are
tons of grapes on display from Utah.
Oregon has good display of apples.
Speaking of the Congress itself.
Judge Caswell laughingly states that
Ogden is setting pace which it will
be hard for any other city to follow.
who shall be so fortunate as to obtain
the next session of the Congress.
Everything is free to delegate
who wears badge and some very de :
lightful enter tainment has been pre-
pared FOR the delegates. Senator
Clark arrangements for the ball and
reception which he gave Tuesday
night, were something wonderful aud
cost sum of money which only a
millionaire. who really does not know
how much money he is worth could
provide.
Coming down from Ogden to Salt
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
DUNNINc-TOTTEN.

The editor of The Sentinel is in re-
ceipt today from Washington d. O.
of an invitation to attend the we'd
ding there of Daniel Alfred Dunning.
who formerly resided in this city. but
who is now holding government po-
sition there. Dan Dunning. so we'll
known had one of the most honorable
records of any young man in Uncle
Sam's service III the PHILIPPINES. He
was a member of the famous Utah
battery that was at the seige of Man
lila and received honorable mention
from congress for his participation in
that bombardment. He was for a
number of years resident of Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. Dunning will marry on the
twenty sixth of this month. Miss Alice
Hall Totten OF Washington. The
many friends of the young man will
be glad to extend congratulations on
the approaching wedding.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
DEATH OF AGED WOMAN.

Lydia Maria Smith. the aged
mother of Mrs. Emma M. Wadsworth,
died at the family home in this city
at an early hour this morning. The
decesaed was aged eighty four years,
having been born in Mt. Holly, Rut-
land Co., Vermont, April 21st 1919.
The body was taken to the under
taking establishment of ". III. Ban
mister. where it has been embalmed
and tonight it will be shipped to the
old home of the family at Nevada
City, California, to be inferred beside
the body of her husband. Mrs. Wads-
worth will accompany the remains to
their last resting place.
The deceased was woman of re-
markable qualities in many ways.
She retained. up until the moment OF
her death all her faculties and had
the power of recalling all the scenes.
which were stirring, in her early life.
In 1850, when the gold excitement
was on in California, in company
with two brothers she started across
what was then the great American
desert. bound for the golden land of
California.
She had been a school teacher and
intended to follow the profession in
the land of her adoption. This she
did, but only for a short period. as she
soon found a companion who had rec
ognized in her the true womanhood to
make companion for life.
The marriage of Lydia Maria Dick
erman, which was her maiden name,
occurred in 1852, two years after her
arrival in California.
All of her children we're born in
Californa, there were four. three of
whom survive her. Mrs. Emma M
Wadsworth of this city. Mrs. W. G.,
Morgan. of San Diego. California and
| Edwin w. Smith, of Nevada City,
CAL, One son died in this state sew
eral years ago.
The deceased in her life resided in
| Massachusetts, Connecticut. Ohio,
California and Colorado. Her fore
bears were noted people of the Green
Mountain state. her father having
been member of its legislature and
having been intimately connected in
the establishment of Yale college.
During the later years of her life,
having a great sense of Justice she has
interested herself greatly in the great
human struggles in life. which still
| no N to ba snlyad
One week ago she suffered slight
stroke of paralysis, from which she
never rallied. Her death was most
peaceful. it being in fact dissolution
from old age. Mrs. Wadsworth has
the sympathy of the entire community
in her bereavement.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

Even foreigners are astonished and
disgusted at the licence that is given
anarchists ON the streets of Telluride.
Yesterday afternoon an Italian, and
one who trains with the SO called So
cialist element, said after the street
speech that no foreign country would
permit such talk. If man were to
talk that way in Italy" he said, "his
head would be chopped off l''-Tellu-
ride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

James A. Layton returned last
night from San Diego. tie has been
in California for the benefit OF his
health. this being his second trip
there. He is or has been quite Ill,
but hopes that the Colorado climate to
which he was so long used, will bring
him round all right again.
See the lady blacksmith. barber,
porter. butcher. dentist ETC., in the
Carnival Tuesday night. You'll get
your moneys worth. Tickets only
%, 80 and 80 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

rh rogestiop made in these columns the
ploye to the city forces to be known as o
ester has general approval This has been called up
nmbe of times their approval OF
the suggestion of the city would be decidedly I'M
thoroughly competent IN that posltoh
Smith yesterday from Hydognpher
Newell the has no nen
tion at the of undertaking any
work High Line canal in Mesa county we
have had If confese that
Engineer Mahes report be what is
still necessary would inch on the
project would have to be made and other nrmna
BILE gone with Let have the building OF
the High accomplished by private capital
The American people action of the authorities
in Porto Rico sting Spanish
the life of the the islands and
calling We hope that whenever any one calls te
defamer be hit by the most
anon available We citizen has the
right protect the flag Whatever act requires
to protected by the law Defamation
of this head and its flag has been all
We hope that the blood of our foeahers will
American aud that they
will flag opportunity
Without any doubt their publish
e to their behalf upon the mis-
ble failure perpated upon the society
words upon apooged for anything
like shown What we have said stands
The that has performed duty for the
advertisers city them against such pubc
ons placed faith To have Haunted IN their
faces anyhow. what class of publication
their long the money for the
advertisements the prpal OF such
editions decidedly for the they invested 1t
has should be of publication
to make good advertisers We have always ndeav
ored to do shall continue do unoru
nate that splendid society its splendid
membership made the goat
and that necessarily the of the pub
lie vet behalf of the advertising
public of The other paper
leading hardly blame its
ries for following the line.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17

All over Utah. cool Tuesday night Ihe
warmth of the atmosphere at summer
heatin N city.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-17
Lee s Bunting, Props

The man believe in Grand functions future lives
of the city.