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spoke by Z
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finch geldln
never lost
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Providence vs.. Newark.
wed.nmaver's Park. Newark. TO day. $50. Ad.2se.
-tdr.
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Eastern League.

Eastern League.
AT JERSEY CITY
RI z.
Jersey City .'...,..s . o OOi O - !
Worcester .........l u l 0 Is 8
Daiterles-McCann and McGanns: W1nham and
McAuley
AT NEWARK
R.H. T.
Newark ...o O o q o o o la 1
providence ...,...O 0 OF 1
Battenes-Wcst Hesterfcr ana Th'erny Glen
cnts and Farmer. -'.-
AT BUFFALO
pochcs,er ., o ? o o O 2-7 IL ,
RufYeio ,,...,,..1 90 o is 7 4
batteries Becker and Evers: lie Roy. Atherton
and Shaw.
AT TORONTO
r. II. 4.
Baltimore ..........l 0 o 2 o 2 % II .
Tornnto .,..,.,. q 0 0 o o. 7
Acknowledgements and Robinson; Mason. r.
c. Miller and Tet.
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Connecticut LeASue

At Holyoke Springfield. Q: Holyoke. s.
AZ Norwich -Ncw Lond IN. ~: Norwich. II.
Al New Haven-Hart ford, 0; New Haven, 4.
AZ INSTRUMENTATION. o: Bridgeport, :.
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The first m xed foursome of the season at
the Ardsley Club Yesterday brought out
good field, the placed division following:
Miss e, Wilson and p. II; Harmed: lo7. LOO
and Mrs F. l.. Eldrdge. il2. 0li7 Miss 4. Hewitt
and z. A. barron lis. l--il4
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Yesterdays match at the Garden City
Golf Club between the home players and the
Yale team was declared OF. the Yale team
not appearing in time.
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There was n tie for first place In the handi-
cap yesterday at the lountakah Country
Club The summary:
a. Rice. Va. 10 To- }. u. Hanna. i01. 1910; c. II.
Il. nowiy, i0s. 2eLs1 ". Ii. sheep. los. n. 81:
Percy Jackson. ~. i2--E =. p. Wthlelas ,H. ?0-0a
In the opening OF the East Jersey Aseocia.
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There were seventeen starters In the weekly
handicap Yesterday at the Marine and Field
lis. $50: w. {, Biddle. ioi, eo-si. and &.
j. Sawyer, 90, l7-sc.
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Thirteen returned cards in the handicap
at the Crescent A.. c. yesterday. out Of the
lar eest number Of starters Of the season.
rs. a proof that Strath has the green In perfect
order. The summary:
W Slmons a iA--tS James Rhctt. 7S Go;
W. II. Goodwin. Al. s-72; C. Fetteroli &C. lS-7s:
G. G. Mason; 81; 20 10 K Call. e: g. Ie-7s; G. 2.
". I. Smith. o.. $50: W. B. Rhe.t ss. 40;
W. NJ Campbell. OK. l2-s1: W. Moore. o.. isl;
II. II. Hopkins. l0l. N-S7
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF George w Perkins. eceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersign
Mary l.. Perkins, Administrative OF the Estate
OF George W. Perkins deceased to the creditors
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers, within 10 months after the first publi-
cation OF this notice, to the said Mary L. Per-
kins. Administrators. at the Office OF Charles S.
Kingsley. 1884 Main ST.. Boise County OF Ada,
State OF Idaho, being the place where the bust
ness Of said estate is transacted.
Dated November, 1903
MARY L. PERKINS Administrative OF the estate
Of George w. Perkins. Deceased.
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, Attorney for Administra-
trix. lQ-5w
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strengthen this school system. We
believe in this school system, we be-
lieye in Weiser, in her people, in her
resources and in her future. We
believe; with the sympathy, coopera-
ton and good will of the people of
this city, that this school system can
be made model one. We do not
wish this last remark to be construed
that we have not had the fullest
support in the past. We are proud
of the support and confidence the
people of this city have extended,
and hope to bring results that VII
show that we have merited this sup
port.
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Notice of Publication.

Notice is hereby given that on the 26tl
day OF December, 1903. at Boise CITY
county of Ada, state of Idaho, proof will
be submitted of the completion of work:
Tor the diversion of three cubic feet pel
second of the waters of Sturgill Creek, in
accordance with the terms and condition,
OF certain permit heretofore issued by
the state engineer of the state of Idaho
l. The name of the person or corpo
ration holding said permit is Samuel F.
Cover
2 The postofiice address of such per
son or the place of business of such cor.
poraton is Richland, county of Baker,
state of Oregon
The number of such permit is IS.
and the date set for the completion OF
snch work is December 90, 1908.
Said water is to be used for irriga-
ton purposes.
.. Said works of diversion will he
fully completed on the date set for such
completion, and the amount of water
which said works are capable of CON
Quoting TO the place of intended use IN
accordance with the plans accompanying
the application for such permit is three
cubic feet per second.
y. The amount of lands for which
said water is available is 1850 acres. mar
ucularly described as follows: Sc j of
Sc OF Sec 3, and ] of ne I and ne of
Sc tot Sec III, TIP 10 nr6W B NJ.
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+: News Of Our NeighbOrS :
From Mann Creek.

MurrY Gilkisons father took leave for
his home in Oregon on Saturday last.
He has been visiting with his son.
Mrs. w. H. Hartley OF Weiser, was a
visitor on the creek last week
Contractors Lynch & Watkins com
pleted the store building of w. M. Pear
son, and returned to Weiser last Friday.
Painters, Sam Atchison and son, did
the painting of the store for w. NJ Pear
son, and returned home Tuesday evening.
Quite number of the young people
had an enjoyable time last Saturday
evening at a Halloween party given by
Miss Laura Turnidge on Mann creek.
Miss Lillian Cupper left for Wala
Walla, Wash, Tuesday, Oct. Bird. She
will attend college there
Mrs. Williamson's son-in-law and fam
lily have come from the east. He IS
more than delighted with the country.
Our school commenced last Monday
with teacher from Middle Valley,a Mr..
Morris.
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We Pick the Winners.

wthtn
as successful and nmwsE
nne
when
~
of
n thegratrc
das
h been drought
yw
p is
just
nsahe
u e G
tuw
andsp m@m
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Suffered 3 Months.

can heartily recommend Acker',
Tablets for Dyspepsia and Stomach
Troubles. l have been suffering foi
eight months and tried many rene,
dies without any relief, until | GOT
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, which /
used only a short time and am now
perfectly well, Thanking you for the
speedy recovery am greatiully
yours, FRANoIs l. GASNoR, yaDoou
YER Wash, For sale by
WALgER a. SoNNERcAMp.
send 10 w ~ HooEER a co..
Buffalo, N y, Tor free lriol pack
age CAothing Ike Them
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NJ NOdNNAIl Observation-Disclosures March I iona
the SaH ~ Gay who have been successful in select,r
races are in class Winners at
system OF operation nave no rea
pIece dlsasously
losses but merely not guarantee their profits nor
pay he money OF their
point IL m rom winnings placing the uqe
do their rms
on the handle all money forwarded be guarantee
noy az Just as II II their own They bav hd place
ry and there me most expert judges track work IN er EN-
have nos morse at the Ie coun-
benefit Of tbe In in this v ina, hey
Maxim gro winners they have picked in the pas a sesed
H ne have been established three years inv or pecu
investigated entirely dpen methods have been
the aubor,,e so-caed were hi re"a ~
uy 40 exactly what nIs regal
o Lielr subscribers 70 40 that IS,
result but thew and proper ACCOUNTING s WI"
no liked haue OF the
paronized them have been oscr noSe who have
An investigsd;p Ag y DISPATCH. February d iona
them 30 bsseaIoh OF The methods OF NJ iSV2
onuuclng their business ~ cay Co. shows
" established nearly three years Tbe 10 business lines
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
FEEDERS LIEN.

To VIM; Hendricks, owner, and to all whom
concerned:
You are hereby notified. that on the 14th day
OF November, 1903, at the hour OF 2 pm, in front
OF the Weiser Hotel in the City of Weiser Wash
Ington county, Idaho, | will, by the Sheriff Of
the highest bidder for cash. one bay gelding
branded - on left shoulder. to satisfy bill
and lien ofS22. so for feed, care and past
Ire OF said horse since June. 1902 to
date Dated this 3lst day Of
october, 1903 l9-2w STEPHEN A. DuBBN
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

10 James =. swift ~" ~ 1910
"a, ou arr hereby notified that base exnended
i,ltor Sssfg amount Of assessment work III
-y 80, 'Nt lW Pfoftmenis upon che claims Know,
,hs lHtile fiFida. Nos. aud 3. $50 Iobn n
aitrf ieH ~ north slope Of War Eaqle Nonnfsf'
a or ~ Aali9fuia Creek IDAHO 10. idabo
M .n' lrW iYY5. ln order a. hold said prffiiees
under the PROVISIONS III secfion ~ 3.n, s'
..,Hf,,f NJ ilf Quilted States M hold saino tnf
nol ,e TN plneiy dals rom the selylce Oh ibit
by nnb'i1 iioN Nln,,y day aner th.s nolice
fnW WQloiiion pf suel fApendilrr e'
nN.t foai lniefesl n sail flam Mn Ioconie
H'"fH NJ I,f sulscllner under saIa faefIon
tts Inuh UpNNAlI. prr.|d.nf
N'''P h'p'9la flpn SEM 10 1909 f3-m
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N4lee f hereby glYop tlai he
! FllY Annpal meenng MA Le
ND,NllNem m me panINo AL ldaho
..HWHl halNay YlI ho hell M iLe
fH't. W ilf l,pefl NapaRef M Wnlslg
NoDl0o ell0s W pp l'u.da}
r HNI llnIaeni ffF
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Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that |, The nm.
dersigned, have taken up as estrav AZ tho
Jerry Wagy place, about six miles w VOC,
Oh Meiser; Washington County, Idaho.
on thls 4tn day of November, 1903. the
following described animals, to-wit:-
one brown, two-year-old gelding colt.
h., 0 ~ morse b age unknown
vue very old. - branded on
tne leit n One gray horse. about
ct six or seven years old
WI bell on when taken
Unbranded - on the left stifle.
Az "u az & Weiser, Idaho, this
~" Jay Vi November, 1903
mn, T. sPEER, Taker-up.
FILED November 4, 1903.
<O-l2 FRANK y. SMITH. Auditor
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A Few of
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EstraY Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that |. the
undersigned, have taken up as estrav. AT
my place about six miles west of Weiser
washington county, Idaho, on this the
md day of November. A. d.. 1903, the
following described animals. to-wit:
One black horse about fourteen or 6f-
teen years old, with one small slit in left
ear and branded thus " on the left
shoulder. One sorrel bors a
about l4years old, with ~ two white
strips on face and white nose, branded
( hus - on right shout \ n
der, and thus Y lie #
stlfie, with two small Sits in . e fl
ear.
- Dated at Weiser, IDAHO this I'd day of
November 1903 M. e. McCoRMIcK.
Filed this I'd day of November. 1909
|o-l2 FRANK E. SMITH. Auditor.
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zee cents profits against loss but merely absc o
Judgment OF experts charging fee for information anu
percentage from winnings for placing the commls"
are the pioneers in this line Investments speculation
e. Y. MORNING TELEGRAPH February % W. ~
since tine incorporation OF the Maxim Gay Co. ins
eoer can possess himself much IL knowedge a.
paratve merits Of the horses their chances Of success
reguar who burns the midnight oil studying from cnai ~
hrosgh this company which Incorporates uau
Nw ORR state the knowledge and expert t
perenced combination of horsemen whose duty IS 70 v
uc things concerning the horses he could not
or mmseif unless he devoted his entire time aud
business Even then we'll he would have 70 kim
lar talent and be specially fitted by experience ana nA
m CINCINNATI TIMES-STAR, March ? 1875 o,n,aa
me Maxim Gay Co. welkuown purveyors Of tul nvssu
SHOULD not be COMPOUNDED with get-rich-quck tu tIJ ua
concerns Of similar character They have been
nre years They place subscribers money on nsr
Pets and deduct fixed percentage from Winnings ~
commissions They the Napoeons in this line oi W
M MEMPHIS EVENING ScIMITAR Mafcn y n, b cdna Il
he advertisements that appear from time 70 TIME wsxm III
various newspapers with reference turf plan o. ns VI
Company tell story entirely different from the eAp'0'
lunct 'Ret-rch-quick" concerns. nl DrI
" on business principles
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Join Our Winning Armv.

greatest rae. Oui w inning Army.
rtuna
1hwpPn
kg ab New
moyewiLff AZ
wen
horses all dsshfD
Hnr 70 Us % a.
Id
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AS USUAL THE
WHITES TO BLAME

SNe'NNh bdO HhlbCc onO LII
dians, the white men are to blame
according to the officials of the In
dian department. Regarding the
recent trouble in Wyoming, in which
Sheriff Williams of Converse county,
and deputy were killed while at
tempting to arrest party of Sioux
Indians who were hunting contrary to
the laws ,of the state, the Indian
agent made the following report:
Agent Brennan reports that every
thing is quiet at the Pine Ridge
agency and that nearly all the chiefs
and head men of the Indians there
are satisfied to let the law take it's
course.
Mayor Reeves report shows
Agent Brennan just returned from
Newcastle, Wyo where he made a
full Investigation of the fight between
Indians and sheriff's posse. He re-
ports Sheriff Williams of Newcastle
and deputy sheriff killed by Indians.
Five Indians killed, about five
wounded, one being woman. Ten
bucks held in arrest at Newcastle.
wounded at Lusk. Rest of party en-
route to reservation. Twenty-one
bucks and their families given passes
about October for 20 days. Sheriff
went to arrest them for violation of
state game laws. Served warrant OF,
Charles Smith, who was a Carlisle
graduate and in charge of the Indian
party. He declined to surrender.
Said he would go back to the agency
and started back. Was waylaid or
intercepted by sheriff's party next
day while heading for reservation.
Indians quiet. No trouble possible
from Indians on their reservations.
Mostly sheriff's fault. Good iudg-
ment on his part would have avoided
the trouble. Only one fight. News
paper reports exaggerated. In my
Judgment Indian prisoners at New
castle should be released. Conflict
ing statements as to who fired the
first shot. Believe sheriff's party
did. This information from Agent
Brennan. No way of hearing other
side here.
LOST-Chain and locket with
''Mollie" engraved on same. Leave
at Signal office and receive reward.
"Uncle John Spruceby" the first
Of the many rural plays now being
presented in the different cities will
be seen at Opera House Friday Nov.
ID. This production is said to be
different from all others as it contains
much comedy as well as pathos, and
lhe realistic saw mill scene is said to
De the most exciting and intense eff
iect ever produced. The scenes of
he play are laid in Vermont and New
fork which gives ample opportunity
or portraying the simple rustic
characters IN country as we'll as the
many incidents that befall the simple
country folks that visit the metro
,olis.
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Prof. M. w. Davenport, of the
Academy, made pleasant call at
the High School last Friday. The
professor is genial, pleasant gentle
man and gave our school a helpful
talk. In his remarks he took occa.
sion 10 mention a subject to which
we have referred in these columns
before, namely, the cordial feeling
existing between the students Of the
Weiser Academy aud those Of our
High School, Come sgain, professor
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No epidemios have broken out.
and rye trust our parents will not al.
low themselves 70 be misled by false
rqmors that are 50 often started con
eerplng such matters,
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10 not forget % plan 10 attend
lle dramatic pFesepietop Of Eyange
npf' Ayles siendlsh and niaBsthe,
FpQse vho attend tus Will De highly
fa'eF'elped epeQuleee pupils and
'''ehegll end ava NJ materially hi
y humble ''''~p' y build pp epa
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Public School Notes.


The teachers of our schools we're
the guests last Friday evening, of
the Outlook Club, at the private
music recital given In the drawing
room of Hotel Weiser. Miss Jones,
of the Academy, and Mrs. McBrat-
ney furnished the musical features Of
the evening, and right we'll they did
1T too. Miss Jones presented paper
on Schubert, and after doing so,
rendered number of vocal solos,
illustrating the discussion in the
paper. Mrs. McBratney, in a similar
way, presented paper on Neyin,
and gave several vocal selections IL
Illustrating the work of this composer
After the program, refreshments and
social time were enjoyed by all. In
behalf of our teachers, we thank the
Outlook Club for the evening.
The experience Of the past few
weeks has made it clear to us that it
would be convenience to the many
patrons of our schools to know the
residence telephones, by which our
teachers may be reached. Teachers
are always glad to talk over the work
of pupils, and parents are invited to
make use of phones for that pur-
pose. Below is given list of per
sons connected professionally or Of
ficially with the schools:
Chairman of Board, office. lib
Secretary of Board, office. !. 36N |
Supt. of Schools, res. and office. ga
Miss Travis, residence 49,. (. 3SB
Miss Ford, residence. :. ...... II
Miss Currin, residence =. 800. 27B
Miss Phelps, residence !. ..... ALT
Miss Lindsay, residence. 53N
Miss Edmonds, residence 80. 27B
Miss Lee, residence. :. 4lF
Miss Converse, residence !. 41F
Miss Hart, residence. =. 34N
Miss McGrew, residence. ...... 55N
Any whose names do not appear
have no residence phones.
We suggest that all interested cut
this list out and preserve same for
reference.
Mr.. L. W. Smith paid the West
building visit one day last week.
He has the distinction of being the
first man to visit our schools this
year. Let others come.
We are now confronted with the
fact that we have several more in
our schools than we can seat. The
new building, soon to be erected.
will relieve all of the congestion be-
low the fifth grade, but in the fifth
grade and above, there Is no relief in
sight. Miss Lindsay has two more
than she can seat and Miss Phelps
room is in about the same predica-
ment. And we hear of quite num-
|
Der more that are coming. Verify,
our city is growing.
ss
Miss Lindsay, of our teaching |
force, accompanied the musicians at ]
the recital last Friday night. {
The snowfall Monday was sur t
prise to some of us, coming immedi- /
ately after so much sunshine. and f
furnished some diversion in the t
school sports. J
Prof. M. w. Davenport, of the .
Academy, made pleasant call at ),
The High School last Friday. The .
professor is genial, pleasant gentle. =
man and gave our school helpful
talk. In his remarks he took ocea.
sion 10 mention a subject 10 which ~
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since ham
at New
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Your Money Works while You SEE,

Our fks OF
hod
sf o or
whReuhs obtained earnings
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Miss Lindsay, of our teaching
force, accompanied the musicians at
the recital last Friday night.
sss
The snowfall Monday was sur
prise to some of us, coming immedi-
ately after so much sunshine, and
furnished some diversion in the
school sports.
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LOST-Chain and locket with
"Mollie" engraved on same. Leave
at Signal office and receive reward.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-11
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-10
Lecture on Socialism.

NJ. w Wilkins. of Oakland. Califor-
mia. one of the national organizers
OF the socialist party of America, will
lecture tonight at the opera house
upon the greatest movement Of the
age The lecture is free and is given
under the auspices of the local or
SANITATION OF socialists.
Violin Recital by Miss Ray Patti
Finkelstein. assisted by Mrs. Charles
Norquist. Mr.. l.. J. B. Chapman and
Mr. Werner Thursday evening,
November -, 1903
Piano Solo .............. Selected
Mr.. Chapman.
6me Air Narie. Oh. hbe Bilout OPP .
Ray Patti Finkelstein =. =.
Vocal Solo ......Aria from Carmel
Mrs. Chas. Norquist.
Old Folks at Home. VIM. Stobbe
j.. >. Ray Patti Finkelsten. ). :.
Recitation ..,..........#... Selected
Mr.. Werner.
Ku,awiak. 2d Mazourka .....
............,.. Henri Wienawski
Ray Patti Finkelstein
Vocal Solo .............. Selected
Mrs. Chas. Norquist
Bargains in odds and ends in la
dies and chldrcn's shoes at Wilson ;
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-10

John Lang. proprietor of the Hotel
Riverside at jennings, is in the city
for a few days.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Thompson and
family. of Chautauqua. We're in the
city Saturday.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-10
Whjtefisn STAGE.

Stage will leave Cunningham liv-
cry barn daily at s o'clock a. m. ar
irving at Whitefish at u o'clock noon.
Leave Whltefsh at p. M, arriving
at Kalispell at o'clock p. m.
j. J. Kelly, Prop.