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Society Card«.
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A. M. meets the nret and 3rd
Taesdays of eaob mooth at the
Masonic hall All reff ni ar Mn
masonic oa 11. All regular JU&
SODS ID good Standing are oor
dlally invited to attend.
O M W*TRHnnn«R W M
_ « ^ VVATERHOÜ8B, W. iu.
W, B. GOODHEART, Secretary.
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L AU Y ATE CHAPTER No. 19, O. E S.
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—regular meetings the second and
v fourth Tuesdays of each month. Mem
bers in «ood standing of sister chapters
Weiser lodge No. 28, A. F. A
aff
are always welcome. |
Weiser lodge No. 17, I. O. O. F. meets I
on Batura ay or eacu wee* at 1 . u. u. *.
m , xi' •i.■ « « I
Lemple. Visiting brothers are Ri ways
welcome*.
Twrua UT TT W t t v N O
a# rx A HOB. AELLY, « . VJ.
U. M.. OARVKT, Secretary. I
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of Pythias, meets every Monday
evenfm? at. 7 30 in K of P.
eveuiuK u «. > .
LomsA M. Rhea, W. M.
Lokena Hixon, Beoretary.
MYRTLE Ledge No. 36. Knights
hall. Visiting always
LOT L. FelTHAM, C. C. I
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ALOS CIRCLE No. If) 1 *, Vv omen Of I
Woodcraft, meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays
nf uuph rrmnth at T O O F hall at 7 30
or eacnmonin ai l. V. w. r. nail ni t .ou
p.m. V i8iting neighbors always welcome.
ETTA McCuNE, G. N. I
FÎT QIC R CAMP No 7080 M. W. A. I
hABr flO. IUW, n. n. »
meets the 2d and 4th Wednesday of
welcome.
B F. Edlin, K. R. und S.
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P, B. Gaylord. Clerk.
Weiser Valley Camp No.
363. meets every second
W,
VTi OF THE
and fourth Thursday». VUitinu brothers oor
dially invited to attend.
JOHN H. BRUCE, C. C.
F. S. HOLDRIDER. Clerk.
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each month at I. O. O. F. hall at 8:00 p.
Visit in 9 neiirhhnrs are cordiallv in-'
\ isiting neignoors are corauuiy iu
vited to attend. G.W. MOYER, V,C».
Stewart H. Travis, Clerk. I
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ProfeMHlonnl Curds.
L. STEEVES, A. M., M. D.
B.
Pliywlclnn «iid
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WEISER, IDAHO.
Surgeon 0. S. L- Co.
.TJalli promptly attendee! to day or night,
Office in Sommer Block.
Telephone 12
t>|, it ,1 ftii.l Hlirirroll
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Day or night calls promptly attended to.
Office opposite wool wareroorns. Speoial
umoe oppuBisc woe,, _ »
attention to diseases Of women. |
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TiR G. M. W ATRRRGUoR, I
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WEISER, IDAHU.
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Office in Jenney & >\ aterhouse ßid£.
Residence, Corner 0th. and Perrault Sts. |
J)R. C. B. SHIRLEY,
WEISER, IDAHO.
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Room 4, oommer rJIOCK,
Wti'TtJli'D TT1AHO
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J^R. A. M. CURL,
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DKNT18TRY I" ull it» branche», and all work gnaran
teed. Metal and Celluloid Plates.
J)R. J. WASHINGTON EASTER,
Proprietor
Weiser
Dental
Parlors
R vrre » p tmni'mv I
HEA, & LOVEJUl,
A ttoruevs at Law
ATXO 3 I
Rooms 3, 4 and
6 Ayers Bld'g.
All the latest
improvements —
in dentistry. Conusltation Free
W. D. LOVKJOY
R. B. WILSON
G. P. RHIA
Will praotloe in *11 the oourts of the State
WEISER, IDAHO.
L. FELTHAM
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Lawyer and
Mining Promoter.
WETS ER IDAHO
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COUNCIL, IDAUJ I
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HoN. J. H. RICHARDS, of Boise
Aocw-i.ip Pnnnsel in District and
Associate k-ounsei l
Hither Courts.
Williams Building
M. PERRILL,
W.
ILTON G. CAGE,
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T.A W It HR
Rooms 5 and 6, Sonna Bloc*,
BOISE. IDAHO.
General Law, Mining and Land Office
Practice. J 4
& LUCK,
Civil and Mining |
Engineers.
D. A. UTTER#—Deputy U. S. M. S.
C. W. LUCK,—City Engineer
OFFICE— Wüli*m» Building, First street,
WEISER
JJTTER
IDAHO.
Q F. HUMMEL,
architect
Fuller* Bulldinif,
Weiser. Idaho.
ß F. HETTINGER,
Burl»« r- nud Kairdreaae«*
BssthSL
WEIBER, IDAHO.
Shop Id Vendôme Hotel.
Notice of Election
Notice le hereby given thet en election will be
held by the qualified elector» residing in the uro
Ç 0, ^Aâiî tr ^ ct * on Saturday the 4th day of January
A.. D.1902,Ft which election will be submitted the
"» to whether or not the territory ami
, "*** hereinafter described. shall be or*nuized
into aud created au irrigation district, under
and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the
state of Idaho, entitled "An act to provide for
the organizatlou Hud government of irrigation
districts and to provide for the acquisition or
water and other property and for the distribu
tlöu of water thereby for irrigation purposes.and
i or 1 Ä r 8 >', uU „ a . r ''"'T 08 "* 8 t>i"°vcd
o. 18UU. Ana all acts and parts of acts amenda
tory and supplemental thereto.
proposed district is hereby designated
èdl^Walbington couelrin «."'.taîS'if mÄ*
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point whence the southeast
corner of sectiou twenty-nine,in township eleven,
north of rauge five west of Boise Meridian, in
Washington county, stale of Idaho, bears east,
six hundred and sixty feet;thenoe east 5280 feet;
thence north 660 feet; thence east 660 feet in
tersecting east line of section twenty-eight at a
point six hundred and sixty feet north of the
southeast corner of said section; thence south
MU feet to the cor Hers of sections 27. 28. 33 and
lh ! uce Ie . et; .i. heuce ,ou ' h JJ® [ ee ' ;
thence east 1820 feet; thence south 660 feet;
thence east 660 feet: thence south 1320 feet; thence
feet;ea8t660feet;lheiicesouth660;theuceettstl320
feet to a poiut whence the east one quarter
oorner of 8ect i 0 n thirty-four (34) bears north
660 feet; theuoe south*660 feet; thence eaRt 2640
feet- thence south 660 feet; thenae east 660 feet;
thence south 660 feet to a point whence the south
oue quarter corner of sectiou thirty-live (85)
bears west 660 feet; thence went 8300 feel to the
southeast corner of section 34: theuoe north MU
feet; thence west M0 leet; theuoe north M0 feet;
t hence west 1320 feet; thence north 660 feet;
thence west 660 feet; thence north 1320 feet:
thence west 660 feet;thence north 660 feet;thence
west 1980 feet to a point whence the northeast cor
»er of section thirty.three [331 bears north 1820
feet;thence north 60Ô fect;theu«e west 528J leet to
a point whence the northeast corner of section
thirty-two [32] bears north 660 feet; theuoe west
450feet; the uce south 680 leet to the north line
of I » ark 8treet in the city of Weiser; thence west
450 feet to the center line of Walnut street; thence
south 433 feet to the center line of Liberty
street; thence west 660 feet to the center line of
Elm street; thence south 666 feet to the center
liue of Main street; thence west to the center
of Monroe creek; thence along the center of the
Main channel or Monroe creek to the c
Commercial street; thence west along the center
line of Commercial street to its intersection with
centerline of Walker street; thence south aloug
the center line of Walker street to the north line
of the O. 8. L Ry. right-of-way; thence south
, u td norlhllm , or S14id right-of
wa y to \y e iser rivtr: thence down and along
the right bank of Weiser river to its west mouth
at Snake river, thence down and along the*
meanderiug of the ri „ ht hailk of s „ake river to
a point at center line of the south side of lot
three in section nineteen of township eleven.
north of range six west, B. M. ; thence north
one hundred and ninety-seven feet to the north
line of section nineteen, in said township and
rauge; thence east 660 feel ;thence north 660 feet;
ter of
thence east 1320 feet; theuoe north 660 feet;
thence east 1320 feet to the west liue of section
seventeen In said township and range; thence
north 660 feet; thence east 660 feet; theuce north
660 feet; thence east 1320 feet; thence north 660
feet: thence west 600 feet; thence north 1980 feet
to the north line of section seventeen In said
township and range; thence east 1320 feet;
thence south 1320 feet: thence east
660 feet; thence south 660 fe**t; thence east
1320 feet; thence north 660 feet; thence east 3960
feet; thence north 660 feet; thence east 1320 feet;
thence south 660 feet.; thence east 660 feet to the
east line of section sixteen;thence east 3960 feet;
thence south 660 feet;thence east. 1980 feet; thence
south 1320 feet; thence east 1320 feet; thence
east. 660 feet; thence south
south M0 feet; then
1S20 feet to the south line of section fourteeu in
said town, and range: thence east lt20 feet:
thence south M0 feet-.ihence east 860 feet;thence
, out j, , 9 pq. thence M0 feet east to the east line of
section twentv-three in said town, and range:
thence south' MO feet: thence east 3300 feet;
thence south 2640 feet; thence east 660 feet; thence
south 1320 feet: thence east 1320 feet to the east
line of section twentv-flve in said town, and
rnnge . thence south 6(10 feet; thence east 3300
feet; thence south 660 feet; thence east 5280 feet;
thence north M0 feet; thence east 1980 feet to the
east line of section twenty-nine iu township
eleven north of ranae five west of H. M.; theuce
south 1320 feet: thence west 660 feet; thence
south 1820 feet to the place of beginning.
And that the maps, exhibits and profiles, filed
herein are referred to and made a part of the de
seription of said proposed Irrigation District.
And it is further ordered that said proposed
Weiser Irrigation District, is sub-divided into
^" ,,ded ' donated and described
' DISTRICT No. 1.
All that portion of the territory of said dis
trict hereinbefore described, lying east of the
centerline of Sections 30 and 31. in^township
eleven north of range five, west, is hereby des
ignated and constituted district or precinct No.
1 of said irriga'ion district.
DISTRICT NO. 2.
A1 | th(lt p or tton of the territory of said dis
trtet hereinbefore-described lying west of the
center liue of sections 30 and 31. in township
eleven, north of rnnge five west B. M. and east
of the center line of sections 28, 26, and 35. in
township eleven, North of range six, west of the
Boise Meridian, is hereby designated, and con
stitute District 2. of said irrigation District.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Beginning at the north-east corner of the
north-west quarter of section twenty-six ; thence
west to the north-west corner of the north-east
quarter of section twenty-tight, thence south to
Snake river; thence up Snake river to the center
line of section thirty-five all of the above sec
tions being in towns'hip eleven, north of range
six, west, of the Boise Meridian, thence north to
the place of beginning is hereby designated and
constituted District or Precinct No. 3, of said
Irrigation District.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Beginning at the north-east corner of the
north-west quarter of section twenty-six; thence
north one mile; thence west one mile; thence
south one-half mile; thence west one and one
h&ir miles, thence south one-half mile.
thence west to Snake river; theuee
up Snake river to the center line of sec
tion 23; thence north to the nortn-east corner of
the north-west quarter of section tweuty-eight:
all of said sections being in township eleven
north of range six. west; thence east two miles
to place of beginning is hereby designated and
constituted District or Precinct No. 4 of said
Irrigation District.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
Beginning on the canal of the Weiser Water
Company, where the center line of section 28 in-
terseois the same; thence down said canal and
Eaton Lateral to Snake River; thence up
Snake river to a point where the north line of
section twenty-nine intersects said river, thence
east on said line to the north-west corner or
the
section twenty-eight, all in township eleven
north of range six. west: thence north one-half
mile; thence ea«t one andoue-half miles; thence
north one-half mile; thence east to the place of
is hereby designated and constituted
district or precinct No. 5 of said Irrigation
^ At^aid election there shall be elected flvedi
rectors of said proposed district, each of whom
shall be a free-holder in the division, and an
elector and resident in the district for which he
gi e cted.
And It is also further ordered that the follow
ing named persons are appointe.! as officers to
conduct said election, and the following named
places are designated as the polling place for the
several districts respectively.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Registrar—Charles S. Fosseiman
Judges— N. F. Kimball, Thomas Shannon and
^Distributing Clerk—Mrs. Nellie L. Hanthorn.
Polling placer-Weiaer Opera House.
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Registrar—Dennis Dyer. T
Judgesr-S. C. Hale, L. M. Dickerson and John
C. Consens.
Distributing clerk—Ira Hopper.
Polling Place—Schoolhouse of District No. 11.
DISTRICT NO. 8
Registrar—William Smith. . _ ... .
Judges—J. B. Hemenway. Joseph Smith and
A. Watson. _ „
Distributing Clerk-J. F Dean.
Polling place—Lower Schoolhouse of District
No. 22.
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DISTRICT No. 4.
Registrar— M. E. Beckwith.
Judges-J. D. Benson, Travis Brown.
Frank H. Townley.
Distributing clerk—Michael Ryan.
PoIHiik place—Schoolhouse ol District No. 41
DISTRICT No. 5.
Registrar—J. W. Stover,
Judges—David Madison. Lincoln Thomas and
W. L. Nichols. _ „ 0 .
Distributing clerk— S. R, Snyder.
Polling plaoe—HemeDway Schoolhouse.
\nd It is also further ordered that at said elec
and
tion the qualified electors voting thereat, shall
cast ballot which shall contain the words Irri
gation District—yes," or "Irrigation Di, . tr * ct h '
words equivalent thereto, and also the
names of the persons to be voted for to fill the
various elective offices herein prescribed.
At said election the polls must be ooened one
hour after sunrise on the morning of election,
and be kept open until sunset of the same day,
when the same must be closed.
And lurther that the clerk of this bu»fd g've
DOtice of such election in the manner provided
bv law by the publication of such notice of
election, in the Weiser Signal, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Welser, In Washington
countv, Idaho, for a period of at least five weeks
prior to said election.
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JLLSi
GROWS
HAIR LIKE THIS
6 . within a few months.
Jr Newbro's Herpicidk
F) kills the dandruff germs
jfi that cause falling hair
Br and finally baldness. No
Jr other preparation but
^ Heipicide kills the dan
dtuffgerm. Destroy the
cause, you remove the effect.
Herpicide is a delightful hair
dressing for regular toilet use.
Lrvreo.ro«, Most., Sept, so, *SS.
I have used one-half bottle or Herpicide,
and my head la free from dandruff and my
hair doee not fall out m formerly. I am very
much enthuaed over the reanlta, and have
recommended it to a number of my menda.
Miss MamiooLD Baldwiw.
For Sale at all First-Class Drug Stores. (
And it is further ordered that the compensa
tion of tbo registrars for said election is fixed at
the sum oT twentyflve ceuts for each qualified
elector registered
The auditor is hereby authorized and instruct
ed to prepare and furnish the necessary forms,
blanks and supplies necessary for the conduct
of said election the saints to he a charged against
said district provided the same is created
By order of the board of County Commission
ers of Washiugtou county. State of Idaho.
Dated at Weiser. Idaho this 26th day qf Nov
ember. A. D. 1901.
Attegl:
I. F. SMITH.
Clerk.
Notice of Sheriff's Bale.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho, in and for the Coun
ty of Washington.
State Bank of Idaho. Limited, a Corporation
Plaintiff.
Vs.
E. B. Cohen. Harry Criss, Jenny Crlss and R. L.
Sabin, Defendants.
Uudex and bv virtue of an order of sole and
decree of foreclosure, issued out of the district
court öf the third judicial district of the state
of Idaho, in and for the county of Washington,
on the 18th day of November, A. 1). 1901, in the
above entitled action, wherdiu the said plaintiff,
State Bauk of Idaho, Limited, a corporation ob
tained judgment and decree against said defend
ants, E. B. Cohen. Harry Criss, Jenny Criss and
R. L. Sabin, ou the 15tti or October, 1901, which
said decree was ou the 15th of October, 1901, re
corded in judgment Book "B" of said court, on
age 162, 1 am commanded to sell the following
escribed real estate, to-wit: Begiuuing at the
northeast corner of the public square in the
town of Couuoil, and ruuning theuce west one
hundred and 11 fty (150> feet.Hhenoe north oue
(100) feet, theuoe east one hundred and
fifty (160) feet, thence south one hundred (100)
feet to the place of beginning, containing three
lots. Being the laud upon which the store build
ing of Cohen & Criss and the Council Hotel
building are situate. Together with all und
singular the teneineuts, hereditaments and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise
appertaining. In the Countv or Washington,
State of Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
hundred
23rd day of December, A. 1) 1901, at 10 o'clock
p. m. of said day. at the front door or the County
Court House, in the city of Weiser, in suid coun
ty of Washington. I will, in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the
above described property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said decree and
judgment, together with iuterest thereon and
costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash, in
gold coin of the United States of America.
Dated at Weiser, Idaho, November 26th, 1901.
JAMES P. UR AY. Sheriff.
By J. M. YORK, Deputy.
assessment notice.
Second Extension Ditch Company
Ltd—Principal Place ot Busi
ness, Weiser, Idaho.
that, at a uieetlüK of the
Notice Is hereby pi
Directors held on Friday. November 1st. 1901. mi
assessment of «23.00 per share was levied on the
subscribed capital s(ock of the corporation, pay
able to the secretary at his office,at his residence
3 miles south-east of Weisef. Idaho, on or before
the 2nd day of Dec. 1901. Any Btock upon which
said assessment may remain unpaid on Dec.2nd.
1901, will be delinquent and advertised for sale
>ubl*c auction, and unless payment is made
ill be sold on the 23d day of December.
1901, at the Secretary's office at 3 o'clock, p. m .
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost of advertising.
By order of the Board of Directors.
AUGUST BROCKMAN. Secretary.
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before.
Welser, Nov. 2ud. 1901.
WANTED—SF.VERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation in each state, (one In
this county required) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing. Salary «18.00 weekl
axpenses additional, all payable i
Wednesday direct from head offices,
carriage furnished, when necessary. References.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Man
ager. 316 Caxtou Building. Chicago.
with
each
Horse and
Reliable and Gentle
"A pill's a pill" says the saw.
But there are pills and pills. You
want a pill which is certain, thorough
and gentle. Mustn't gripe. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers fill the bill. Pure
ly vegetable. Do not force but as
sist the bowels to act. Strengthen
and invigorate,
take.
Small and easy to
Davis Drug Co.
How is the Water question?
The Weiser Canal Company need
money to meet its obligations and
make needed improvements. They
expect an immediate settlement of
all accounts. Thos.C. Galloway.
Manager.
Buy your paiDt of a practical
painter, who can tell you what to use
and how to use it This knowledge
will be worth a great deal to you,but
will cost you nothing, if you buy
your paint from Moyer, the painter
Largest stock of paints, oils, etc., in
Weiter,
goods.
For a heater that beats and at the
same time consumes the least fuel
try the Jewell, air tight heater oi
Lowest prices for good
Carrutbers & O'Toole.
R. J. E. ANDER80N,
OSTEOPATHIST
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Rooms 38 and 3», Hotel Welser.
Office Hours, 9 to 5
Examination anfl consultation free,
ntly located in Weiser.
Perm*
nov 1-01
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Statu Engineer Talks of Irrigation
District Organization.
BOND ISSUE ' NOT INVOLVED
January Election Simply to Decide On the
Formation of a District.
.There whs a meeting of the land
owners under the Galloway ditch
Tuesday evening, at which time
State Engineer Ross explained the
workings of the state law under
which an irrigation district organiza
tion is being formed.
The one point generally misunder
stood is the effect of the election
called for Saturday, January 4. At
that time the question to be decided
is whether or not the district shall
be formed. It does not mean ttie
incurring of indebtedness to buy the
ditch. That is a matter to come up
afterward. If organized, the affairs
of the district will be managed by
five directors, one from eacli subdi
vision us provided for in the notice
of election appearing in this Usuo of
the Signal. They will investigate
the water supply problem, and when
bonds are to be issued the people
will vote on the question.
The question was usked whether
or not prior rights to water will he
affected by the organization, and was
answered in the negative. Tiiey
will stand then the same as now.
It was also asked whether the tax
would fall as heavily on the land
that, is dry farmed in wheat, etc , as
on that which is irrigated. In reply
it was said tliut the tax for paving
any bonds that may be issued by the
district would fall equally on all Ihe
land, but that the charges for the
use of water would be fixed by the
directors and of course be based on
the number ef inches used by the in
dividual. It was felt that directors
would apportion the water more sat
isfactorily than a company. Direc
tors will also be chosen at the com
For particulars con
ing election,
cerning boundaries of the district,
polling places, judges ot election,
etc., our readers are referred to the
election notice mentioned
A good crowd was out and the
doubts and uncertainties of many
were removed.
Fosseiman, Ayers and Butterfield
spoke, and all endorsed the move
ment heartily.
Messrs. Harris,
Moyer will mix any color you
want, out of Collier's pure lead, zinc
and linseed oil at less than the usual
price of best mixed paint*,
mixed and you will know what you
buy. _ /
See it
Great Luck of an Editor.
"For two year* all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hand*
failed." writes Editor H. N. Lester,
of Syracuse, Kansas, "then 1 was
wholly cured by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve." It's the world's best for
eruptions, sores and all skin diseases.
Only 25c at L Churchill's Drug
Store.
You may talk of cattle ranges,
borse' ranges, sheep ranges or
tain ranges, but none of them are
the equal of and all must be sup
plied by the cooking ranges sold by
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Carrutbers & O'Toole.
Holiday Furniture.
There are many things to consider
in selecting your holiday furniture.
Style, stock, quality and price
always important faqtors.
modern styles at my store,
qualities to suit all and a stock twice
as large ss all other stocks in Wash
ington county combined,
mense stock of holiday furnituro is
are
Only
with
My im
just beginning to arrive and you will
do well to look at my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
A. G Cord elle
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1 have seven young Poland China
weighing from 125 to 150
sows,
pounds that 1 will sell at 6^ cents
per pound if taken at my ranch near
Weiser. Also several males at $10
and $15 each. Norman Jackson.
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An Orchard Home
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THIS IS ONE OF THE FINEST PLA<
IN THE WEISER VALLEY.
Consists of 40 acres, 28-of which are planted to the bent varfëtè rf*
Winter Apples, and nowin bearing. 10 acre* in Air^Ua, remainder ,iw.
garden and small fruit.
Good house, stable, chicken houses and other improveine«u. Clope to ,
school 1 and has good water right.
Tliis place is less than 4 milra from Weiser and can be sold on •a*
terms. Fur price write to or call on
C. S. Fosseiman,
The Wide-Awake Real Estate Agt
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Other choice bargains in Farm
and Bench Property.
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Summer Sports
Are Oyer
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But the pleasures of winter
are many if .enjoyed around
such a cheerful fire as is made
by KIMBALL'S COAL.
He sells the best and supplies you promptly.
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Sucked Wheal and other gfuln* always in ■took, and price« M tow ai (hi
lowest.
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WEISER, IDAHO.
Coal Man.
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Wheat «m Barley Rye
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Idaho Milling Company
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Highest market price paid at all times.
Our flour is of splendid quality arid every sack is
guaranteed.
Idaho Milling Company.
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Weiser,
History of Bead*.
Superstition« attach to «orne bead*—
for iiiHtance, the native Indian of Mexico
considers the cornl n mascot against evil,
and if not rich enough to buy a necklace
for his newborn child he will borrow one
or even stcul a single head for that child'»
welfare. This love of coral Is also notice
able among Italians, who often wear a
jagged edged piece just ns it is found be
cause of tholr belief In Its protective pow
ers; the poor hnve small bits, the rich
have finer pieces. There Is Uttle doubt
that the bead was originally a religious
Iu the Homan Catholic and
,
la prehistoric times beads were often
hung upon the neck or arms ns talisman
or amulet, just as a piece of coral I* to
day. Then, again, bead* took the form
of gods. They were carved to repre*ent
particular deities and strung upon cord*
in the form of a necklace. All the»e had
their Bpeelfic purpose and were made
with care and thought.
emblem.
Mohammedan churches It Is *o today.
To Utilise Odd Momeiti,
One of the greatest difficulties in life is
the utilization of odd moments of time.
In a woman's varied occupations, espe
cially household matters, writing, needle
work and outdoor pursuits, there are
numbers of tasks upon which it is quite
useless to embark except with an unin
terrupted period of two or three hours
before,on e; others whjch might be £aken
Ehrisman's Market
Will open DECEMBERS, with a full line of Fresh and Cured Ueata in
the Pritchett Building (formerly occupied by John A. Rose) and he invitea the
public to remember him with their patronage at that lime.
tSSTEvery thing br ight, new and clean.
Ehrisman's Market,
WEISER, jt Idaho.
0PP-& DAVIS,
Dealers in all kinds of
ROUGH
AND
DRESSED
Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.
A. RUF & CO.
PKOPKIKTOR8 OP
City Meat Market!
>r, Xdwbo.
FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL. MUTTON. 8AU8AGR,conaU*tly om btti
up md laid down again without difficulty
are perhaps too large and untidy to bring
out for a few minute*, and the Uttle
dainty bit* of work that might conreo*
lently be done at auch times are not eaf
fleieutly prepared. It requires a great
deal of forethought and faculty of or
ganization to have something provided
for all occaHiop«.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you if y ou
used Dr, King's New Life Pills,
Thousands of sufferers have proved
, their matchless merit for sick and
irk.to-.fc.«..«.
nervous headache*. They make pure
blood and build up your health,
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Only 25c. Money back it not cured,
Sold by L. Churchill, Drnggiat.
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All kinds of Brushes at Moyer's.
For an oyster fry or stew go to
the Candy Kitchen.
The SIG NAL for Job Printing.
Oyster cocktails at Candy Kitchen.
77— W. of W.— 77