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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-17
SEE THE LIST OF PRICES:

SEE THE LIST OF PRICES:
Canton Flannel undershirts rts....$ 20
best Canton Flannel undershirts. ....... rs
Fine knit undershirts. Observation-Disclosures. so
Fine mOleskin undershirtS. .............. | so
GOOD white dress shirts. rts................... l SO
One dozen best linen collars. ............. l SO
Fine walking shoes, worth $6.......... 90
boys shoes, worth -. $3..................... l 90
large assortment of knives, from 25
cents Observation-Disclosures. 90
Good razorS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Pipes, from l2ta cents seo................. TO- u so
Spices, yeast powders, etc. tc................
Six lead pencils. ........................ IS
Six penhOlders. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Scissors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Thermometers. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Compasses, 25 cents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to. so
Combs, ~. cents Observation-Disclosures. 50
Hair brushes. Observation-Disclosures. so
Magnets, each Observation-Disclosures. 80
TWO quart bottles of sherry wine. $500. 90
Two bottles Riesling white winel $50. | 25
Paper, envelopes, fancy papeterie, passbooks,
etc, per cent below cost.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-17
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects OF youthful
follies indiscretion will do well to avail them-
selves of this the greatest boon ever laid At the
altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every of Seminal
Weakness or private disease of any kind or eharac-
ter which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MlDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the
bladder often accompanied by a slight smarting
or burning sensation and 4 weakening of the sys
TEN in manner the patient cannot account for
On examining the urinary deposits 3 ropy sedi-
ment will often be found. and sometimes small
particles of albumen will appear the color will
be of thin, milkish hue, again changing to
dark and torpid appearance. DR.. s. will guaran.
tee perfect cure in all such cases. and healthy
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
Office Hours-10 to and to 8. Sundays, from
10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough ex-
animation and advice, IS.
Call or address
DIR. BPINNEf 4 CO.,
II No. II Kearny street. San Francisco.
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Bnrer 10: I seller 30 ! / buyer 80.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sly FRANcIsco. Tuesday. Dee 60. lS92.
satnrdag. Toeay

Bullion valued ut 500 900 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines
Father de SInet superntrndent's report for week
ending lcccmb-r 10 shows: Ore extracted from
first level 900 tons: second level 1000 tons; rhrd
level 200 tons Ore mlled, 200 tons. West
cros,cut tramway level, IN 26s feet. Ledge struck
and ore drifting south on vein. Widening thlTd
level header. fifteen feet.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
ending December rs shows: East crOsscnt, 900
level in 13S feet East crOsscut from south DRIFT
is i'm 1915 feet where the round is very bard. The
south Grft from east cros>cut 700 level ~ go feet
long and shows felt of VEIN South DRIFT No. l,
800 level is in 80 eet, showing about fifteen fec
of vein. Ihe upraisc from this Jrtt IS no $50 ieet
where the VEN is twelve feet wide. North upraiSe
is so feet high. Souh drift No. l. $50 level IS in
3SG feet; the vein here is eight feet WIDE. Inc
VINE in south drift No. . is down hi feet, show
Iug about seven feet OF vein.
Bodie Consolidated official report for week end
ing December 1G shows: Ore crushed, lO9,jSS tons
average assay value of the pulp $57 OF per ton
that of the sacked ore beng 1919 Is The taliines
AVERAGED Sll GS per ton. Bullion shipped
S72S6 10. The north drift from wiuzc No. H. nj
The GO level. and that from the bottom OF the
Wine are resp .ctivcly 81 and 80 feet in length
Work in the corresponding south DRIFT shas been
stopped. They respectively lO2 and ~ feet
long and in the face OF each the vein has spit up
and become poor IN quality. The vein con ma =
good however, III both OF the north drifts, and tie
slopes from Wine No. II workings yield rich ore
south drift No 3 $50 level is ~ feet long. AT the
500 level the north drift on the Fortuna IL now in
2O5 ieet The east crOsscut same level, is 3o5 feet
long.
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LITERARY NOTES.

.r,aI;str a visiting and shopping directory ioi
1894 compiled snd published by Maurice NJ MIL
ton, is out.
Tho Won Steubeas who visited this country
H.. ,hs Yorktown celebration has published neat
.,ourb,et descriptive OF his four weeks tour
Waller pater. the English writer. is engaged upon
n work In dialogue form. It's scene - TAI" III "0"'
in the time of Marcus AuIehus
Original drawings by Dore, Munhaczy' he'aihe'
Jnlos Lefepyre and other distinguished artists
sr,or,srt Madame Adams volume. La ChdHsoH
dos Nosrsamr Epoarr The book Is exQulstey ar
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Some Of Mr.. Trollopss characters are easily recog'
r;7ohle aMr. Gresham is Mt Gladstone; " Mr.
Da.bc,,y" Mr. Disraeli-Or rather Lord Beacons'
Ge,d VI lille Lord dc Terrier was intonded' IL Is
sai5 for the late Lord Derby "Mr Plantaeenet
pall;ser = has been identified sometimes as LORD
Carlingtord.
"The Problem of the Poor" Fords. Howard
a Hubert Helen Campbell has repuOhsheo sew
eral touching and suggestive papers dea'ing WIN
her WORK and observations among the wre'cneu III,
babitants of squalid New-York IL is an honest ana
practical book and full OF rebuke to those VINO ieei
no concern for human suffering.
Wemple & Co. have published for Children q
neat textbook by Estelle MoNaughtop' en'I'oo
"Trom Washington to Arthur /: contains IuIi-
mage portraits of the Presidents each surrounded "
emblematic decorations and plctuIes illustrative Vi
sc,,es in its'subiect's career Beneath each por-
trait is verse giving the o: the PreSidensand
his first officer. with now and then comment on
the Adm nstration. The verses are TO he &c"
by the little people. who ought to ENJOY TINS p'cto
rial and poetic II ethod of acquiring iniormaton
about the government of their country
Paul F6val. the author of g. The Mysteries OF Lon
don aud " Tie Nights OF Paris is dying in want
and misery. Ten years ago he lost his entire for
t,nc in sneculation. He became Immediately as re-
lirous az he Lad been formerly sceptical Entirely
vyon over by the Jesui,s, he wrote moral legends
and published carefully expnrgated edition OF MS
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circles and rich once more In an evil hour now
ever he lent his money to au acquaintance VINO
invested the fortune in some manufacturing CON
Germ and ruined him. The family, a SICK "he anu
four little children. are at present without any
means Of support ard the once popular anthor Is
but the shadow Of his former self.
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week about 1000 tons. The gains or lo....
of each Of the six pool" Iinss on the business -
the week OF last year were as follows: Michigan
Central lost 2,o13 tons and Lake Shore lcst AR
tons met loss for the Vanderbilt system 24ss
TONS or $40 per cent the Fort Wayne lo.,
2'4f4 tons, and the Pan Handle gained PSI ton.
met loss for the Pennsylvania system 2,Ies Ton.
or 10 $40 per cents the Baltimore and Ohio eainaS
2,l52 tons, or 100 2-lO per cent, and the Grand
Trunk gained 81 tons, or II $40 per cent
The following table shows the comparative Ton.
mage of each railroad in the articles named-aour
grain and professionalism the week ended Decembs,
30 and the corresponding week of 1881:
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CLOSING PRICES or PHiLA DELPhiA STOCKS.
R.,orted by JOHN H. DAVIS & Co, l7.Waua,
TUESDAY, Dec. 26-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Dec. 26-P. NJ.
The official statement of the railway shipments
east from Chicago bv the six pool" lines of
-four grain and provisions for the week end
ing Saturday, December %, shows a de-
crease from the preceding week of this year OF
Q 3O1 tons, and decrease of 1.SSS tons
from the shipments of the same week OF
1891. Compared with the preceding week of this
wear the railways last week carried 1884 barrels
less of flour and 76I tons less of provisions, and
22s tons more of grain The totals were 1881
last week, against 81, 642 tons the preceding week.
The changes 10 the tonnage of each railroad are as
follows: Michigan Central lost l,491 tons and
Lake shore gained 2,054 tons met gain to the
Vanderbilt system 563 tons) Fort Wayne lost
1878 tons aud Pan Handle lost LIPS tons
met loss to the Pennsylvania system 3.o9o
tons: Baltimore and Ohio gained 1872 tons, ana
Grand Trunk lost /. 54S tons
The following shows the quantity OF HOUR grant
and PROVISIONS carried by the various roads east
wardfrom Chicago during the week ended oatur-
day. December 80 1882:
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Total tons by RR.weck 5l.22o 1881 Dec isSs
The stock speculation to-day was more activs
than II was on the last days of last waek and th
sales amounted to 234, 900 shares. The increasss
activity, however, was at the expense OF a
material decline in prices. which spared none ofths
usually active stocks. Before the Board opened
which was not till IL o'clock-it generally yas
known that the Western Union Company had an.
tcipatcd the payment OF its dividend declared a
payable on January 10, 1888 by indorsing to il,
stockholders of record checks for their respective
amounts. Whether because Of that fact or for
some other reason, the hrst prices made after the
opening generally were few fractions higher
than Saturdays closing figures Western
Union sold at So against sos The ebullitlon OF
good feeling or whatever else il was which found
expression in those higher figures very quickly SUBJ
sided before free sales of long stock. After that
for the remainder of the day prices gradually
dropped rather than fell. Yves. ern Union de-
clined to STA; Union Pacific yielded / per
cent to 1925; all the Northwestern shares
fell from l to pig per cent; the coal stocks were
DoticeaOly weak, with Delaware, Lackawsnna and
Western down 23s at lbs TO l2Sli; the Trunk lines
were lower Central and Hudson falling from 129ia
to 1850 12Sls, and Denver and Rio Grande was
off Al per cent az $685.. The Southwestern
shares were tho best sustained of any
stocks, but of them tho Wabashes declined
l and / i per cent. Aside from the selling, which
came from The discouragemeut AID fatigue arising
from holding stocks when thoy stnobomy refuse to
advance the only unfayofable influences special to-
day the unsatisfactory of earnings for
the third week in December made by the group Of
Northwestern always which are printed below, The
manner Of paying the Western Union dividend soma
twenty days before il was due. aud when motion
to restrain the payment was !. ndIug in the court.
was discussed from the view that il might lead to
even greater complications than now exist. Ths
market closed weak at about tho lowest prices.
Government bonds were more active, and late in
the day their prices were higher. BIDS were adj
vanced Is for the Gigs aud 4l2s ana j per cent FOE
the Is. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Dec. 26-P. N.

TUESDAY, Dec. Zb-f' No
Mining stocks today again were dnh "nu ~"
market was featureess. Sierra Orande
q fair degree of activity and closed WIN ueO'n
% IN cents 100 Chrysolte was dull but strong
=, 1a5 and Robinson Consolidated was steady at
- 5 Prices generally except for the ComstOck'
were steady or firm.
l1LESAr THE MIgLSG ETCHAH0ss
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Ineirntiion.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tmuoh'
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CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL Engl isil.r ana ~
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borom 81, preparation for college or business fof cr0
&c address Kev T. l.. 'BU RNETI PrlhclPa.
NJ w. LYONS ,>,s,,rr,,r.
NJ . - . " Twcutv. scVeDth year,
Receives all and prepares ior located Rooms
elnTop same floor lie l. hghceiled and r,
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,rapv cuarterv written examinations spehng Ln h and
Annual Report CIcu arr at Putnams i az" i'f
m. P1nrlial's residence. 80 LCNiusOn"N@
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Compared with the corresponding week OF 1851
the tonnage for the six pool lines Of last week
shows decrease of 1888 tons. But tho Nickel
Plato Line Is reported to have taken last
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Nem I1ublifaiions.

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telp UanteJ.

CALESMEN, WANTED.-Exper tray
y eing salemen to sell IN cides line Of standard and e.:
tabshed navorng extracts ana other speciaes 10 the
wholesale obbng trade and retail for which liberal
will be offered engagement 10 commence about
1888 need apply except those VINO furnish
Testimonials character and ability Apply 70
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York.
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Bremen. German and spanish sp1Sel.
ApPIN ENR |CAIAL(tIL-.
For Bonn Gexes-Citv.

pERCER'S NEW METHOD with trcn 1L,i
F, Irncustt .ge lesson every afternoon s1 cloek
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HgISS ". \. CLARK'S ,.,,... 49,,
vi French and English school for Young Laiies ana
Chidrfp lU7 East 3jtst public school methods empoyCu
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AIRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
y after II oudar oct. 10 IN DRAINING or and m
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE FLOW tS ana Ian u
sCAPE. CHINA PAINTING and DECOkAIlON
Studio, No. 80 MADISON Az GNUE.
References: ,,,.5
Mr.. r. HUNTINGTON, ii. WILL Az LA El'i!'! A1dI-7
~ HART, Mr. \. I. bellows.
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filming.

filming.
old DOMINION COPPER MINING co.
Incorporated under laws Of New.Yo'G.
MINES AND sMELTEEs: GLOBE DISTRICT, ARR.
CAPITAL 100000 SHARES PAR VALUE, $40.
TRANSFER OFFICE. Y BROADWAY, y. y.
OFFICE or FINDLEY GOLD MINIsG CO., OF GEORGIA
20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. !
TI'IIE annual meeting OF the stockholders of
this company the election Of seven trustees and tho
Transaction such other business before them.
will held the offices. 20 Broadway in the tty ot
Tuesday, January 9. 1885, al Transfer
Friday January >. 1888 and reopen
January -, 1888 GEO. +. PEABODY, secretary.
JUSTICE AND MAMMOTH AID EAGLE AND TRINIDAD
MINING COMPANIES, or ARIZONA,
NEW. YORK. Dec. % lss2.)
THE ANNUAL NEE Ting of the stock
holders Of the above named companies for the election of
Directors and the transaction of such other business may
brought before said meeting Will be held Of the Office
the company No "a Pearst on Monday January TO- at
p. IN. H. H. MOORE,
secretary.
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEM1'
~ FORT wAsHINGToN, y.
Established 1854. .s =, .
Il HAYS, VI. y.

SrYerf
REOPENS SEPT. !, lSo-.,.o .,~,, fo'i
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the ioelngsOg reiiqt3ar never se11rt ME atfinS Tor
requisites instruction dis5piila. reh goa "'iho ~
sif1stcon Washington Heights. about ten miles uPine
Vufs0u ia rs5cel by sixth Avenue Elevator Ipi
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more hp9utIful and healthy nj ce-pn m eThle w
man ghtf saoncryOr more attrIctNNs
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Hudson. lis 5udiL unusually honcuSs a., /,
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PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Nadison.ave aud 4i.st. tts for tho school 81 Ntls'
stevens Institute sheffield &C. and technical pIo'e''''H'
Glasses IN Architectural Nechauca Draw o,,,- n.
COLIN late Engineer Corps L. =. y" ana ft''0''' "
Naval Academy.
University Grammar school, l,48l BroadWla ai,j
near I2i.st i4Ch year, Primary C9mHeiciaiI aiil
Classical Departments II. " Hobby WI AXE IIA''p"'
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6ituaiions Uanle0-- Hlales.

GARDENER.-By an experienced man of
" extensive experience IN nfstclass places with a
Enowedge OF general stove and greenhouse plants
forcing gapere peaches under glass; vegetables lawns
grounds good testimonials. Address H. Tribune
Uptown Office. l,238 Broadway.
USEFUL MANLY q young man with q
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willing anywhere references and security Ad
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1-AcrUAL SANS SPARES soLh
Omen High Low FINAL Am ny
Names ing est est TX. Ia
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x1LES1r THE MINING ETCHAH0Bs
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WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For RAUAMAS Turks ISLAND, JAMAICA, UANTI.
PORTO RICO, ISTHMUS OF PANAMA ana 20 LOMf$IA.
Sal mig every invited to avail themselves
OF these rDs which they make route which tho
Company take at the extreme low price OF 30 per
which living board lie steamer tho whole
time and they may Oter steamer Of the line
they may me on the voyage.
For passage apply to ., . 80 .
Is State ST., New-York.
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N y NNHNI u EN| ."
assented
10000. 800. ITO
1900. $50 1899
r w and Og'burg
Income
10000. =
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THE GENERAL LIST
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W.CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES; experienced teachers numbers limited.
Address Mrs. h. L. AHRES.
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ro,,I hnsh -. a6l, 81 lbJ,tZv bo1VV 49,
Tho following were the receipts and shipmanss $50
and from Chicago and milwaukee, i'F 'he pa'' INV
days. s,,n,o,o,.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-14
RlOtlnK in Clevolan d.

CLEVELAND, June 13.-More men
than yesterday went to work this morn.
ing at the Cleveland Rolling Mills and
two more departments were started up.
No violence was offered. No disturb
auce has been made other than some
shouting by some idlers in the streets
as the strikers go to labor. In the main
the strikers have been very orderly, ,and
it is doubtful if they are chargable
with the minor street conflicts, which
in less exciting times would pass tor
mere drunken bra " Is and attract little
notice. The strikers wear badges and
no violence has yet been traced to them.
When work began tonight in the
Cleveland Rolling Mill the greater pol.
ton of the hands were put in railway
cars in the yard and sent down town.
About rs Bohemians who live in ad-
jacent districts were formed in line and
marched between squads ofpolice num-
bering about so, to the street cars, an
9Th of mile from the mills. The streets
were filled with people and the police
had to clear the way for a passage.
When about half way to the cars the
mob began lively fusilade of stones
and cinders, aimed at the workmen,
but as the excitement increased the
policemen we're fired at as well. Scarce
ly any of officers or laborers escaped
being hit and many was severely cut
and bruised. Six of the stonethro wers,
some wearing strikers badges were
arrested and lodged in the Central
Station. The Mayor and heads of Pc.
lice Department held a consultation to
night in reference to the most effective
method of preventing repetition of
the outbreak to morrow,