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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-19
THE RAILWAY TERMINUS.
1t Is Now On the Branch Road, and
Within twenty-five Miles Of HALEY.

Vltnlu twenty-five Miles OF Halley.
The stages that arrived in Haley
from Shoshone last night were the
last to leave that terminal point. Yes
terday all the stock and equipments
of the stage line were moved up to
near the present end of the track on
the Wood River Branch road, which
is at point about 70 miles south of
HALEY, and near Silver Creek. This
point will be known as "Twenty-two
Mile Siding," and to it all stages,
passengers, express and western mails
will be taken by stages for transfer to
the railway cars. The incoming
stages will leave the Siding about
o'clock in the afternoon and reach
HALEY after midnight. Going out
the stages will leave HALEY not later
than 3 o'clock in the morning, and
reach the Siding in time to take the
ii O'Clock tram, on the morning of
the same day.
This remarkably slow time will be
due to the fact that the new route is
quite rough and unbroken; but in
about week the time will probably
be reduced to about four hours, and
the trip will then be quite enjoyable.
In future all trains east or west will
stop at Shoshone for dinner.
The change took everybody here
by surprise, and as to Shoshone, the
majority of the residents of that town
must be so discouraged at the change
as to even wish to move up to Haley
at once, in order to be in on the
boom.
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4 Double or single beds and good
rooms, ct Mrs. Cramton's lodging
house, River street, near Bullion. ala
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-19

7 9; !:
to work for Now is the time
You can work In spare time, or give your whole
time to the business No other business will pa.
you nearly as we'll No one can fail to make enor.
nous pay. BY engaging At once. Costly OUTFIT and
terms free. Money made fast, easily and homer.
rsbly. Address TRrE& Co.. August8, Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-19
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ten
lines of small type) in length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week. or fifty cents
tbs FRS insertion and twenty -ive cents each ad.
d!tiocal insertion-psyabe in advanced
, 1883-11-10
Fei'irs CT Youth

SDcr IS Soe-r-.5e-nn,n. Il Serai'xi Weakness
cr ,sss ri Ter.s-t g!Es.ity. Nsa.-y .wo-tairis
# Sd -he C;--J2:c ltiscsss. spring siths- di-
n-'..V - Indirectly t.cn s1ins ds.lnsems.t =
n, SeIt1,i cystsrn, AID yst ;t'z slt ert II
e, I'll - lie IaicI'-s- :: ms n.ci-ca.. poles
siCc.i
! know ths: p~Tscas who sTe uni1r.un.te
e,rau-h - Re All ~ hy .ny tom e ss,rs,
i.fsasc I've d'licacv " calling upcn ti..
prr;ssr nhs EiC;an l. tine frr... ssss - IT" l.
as.y &u ro1oetirlos t-.,i4, iSIac-src - -r.- re.-
ut ti.lss d-aasss . sNjs. aEtii RI i sors'it-,
ri IA beClI.a corrupted, -Lr'r c.rstitu:icns
h.oi--, dU--u. =ni rus hope cf future hap.i
ne-s t,':ctteSi. -Et: ,ies.-i hecoIns- : vs.oo, {
IiSsss;-r 20 GETTY -.eIu -; of FL = ui-sr-.,is
eyi-trnre.
Eve-vching ss,i.iy eereieH!;al uAds- 81
Circumstances.
;-,s' -arhoo6 parfeGtt,y -esture,i Caia- \,
E -e,..:i-. Th-'-. Disesse5, skin pi-easss,
E-aCr.ztism. Ei-rs- c--lpl2iut, taG al dis-
-ss- % IT, Eye I'D 2ls, stouss~h and b..t.
!sr, be "a cu-s -. no., i-il
sSi'on~rltStio.; -.r~, and i;st # printed
gu-st-0Es ant 70 Il 49, i.s,Hg ~ iistanaa v H.
c..sr.uV c,ag-!T h'.7 ;'e-s rally. ,.rC. ~ Ios-
tee star.r - .st
Once - saG IS E~;-,i ~. l-s.f.e NJ
soa;' Hql. O'S-s UrErs non u To L y,
- 1It TtOsF.M.
! Al !s:ters q professional ba.r,res- u.:.st e
:. ..irsz,eI III. Pa-L II. r9sE.N 8
| c.. f'rtlAna. O-,.yA n-g.
, 1883-11-10

Ei. Williams, Of the Gem -s,ocnr reoeiv
ed tel=,r-m this sitsonooa from Pen,ae
ton, stating tbs. S-m pogau hal SO, Aibe-'
Wbi.e, and that s.tho1gh he was not ye'
dead rhsre were 10 hopss q Ais recovery
The parties were brothers ia-..~ AID hhS'
may friends IN this section.
, 1883-11-10
John Sw:uton's Paper.

John Sw;uton's Paper.
John SEutou has .aWch Il lis paper
Vol !. NJ. i.-,ial-baE1 into he mae'-
siycln Of Nes York journalism. HIS
motto. Whether i. shall sink or ssIm. sur-
yige or Perish, Is the recognition ii mans
natural rights, subject to tho f-;th;Gl per
to.msuer # his natural Laties- John
Sg.utUu ls remarkable nan. Nhesher
lie - s. re:..a.Aab.v laurnIl!st dePerlGs Up
cr! the fact whether ".Swin:on's paper IS
successful or not. l. it succeeds, It w..
pr1ve Al eXcsp.iOl 10 any newspaper GU
ts..r.s-, ever undertaken II lie IE;cceS;
~ labor yr he lab,s-ug Class. Tao most
ul.ra., tui, unIpPrrcisuye, un,G.s:!isea'
of -, IL, ieri5 Il huml. swine ;hat ever
r,r11z'cI f,rs l. Lrol n S the ia5oi e.esS
Wherever Ii ancient history theTe hao
come tur,h her, 70 champion thelr cause,
a David - !; Jbegt Luce, with sing or
bA''le--.e' 70 ,'' Al~ 1e''.'S a. i .-'''Sh'
o' -AD7T' ne Aa' Desh hLII''frn IL 'n0
ranss q: LIS friends: and wherever IN mod
Ell times, from out the labor column, or
from the class yi leisure. some Ease!tsh
a.a enthusiastic dreamer AID student mas
epuei to the front and risked his n.re
bs IAN. hl3 srn.IIiDu and hIA piss III
lie, N the ef'rt :" correct the Sr"ngs
and repair the e'Ls winch The isoorer re
ceiVes IN his cnoounter "'th wealth. Hltt
ecclesiastical oF civil power, thIs power
calls hIn 'staZ, aud lie .Ahor class sa'
him as Ac'~.n vas eaten ~ his hounds
N RAJ SO certs'n - lee! the quicA
aud cleaning fiugs 0! the ungraIetui, sus-
P'cious labor ciass as the ambitious mar
who endeavoEs to ser'e thcm. II WITH
them he tolls, aud sweats, and sinks, ;hey
Ieud h,m sooner. II lie seeps aicof from
them, Ia. np in-src.uI Eith them, goes
among them w,th disiuiecian's, and come )
away 70 OIL aud perfume, they read Ina
later. Il he IS an empty headed, hsazsr-
iscvd, !or.-tyuuued, nyisy cemaeosGs,
xao.Eu'eIs them. ryhs them, lives upon
them, les - ,L,m, aGd ze-hs oiala al
heir Lanl=. he survives ani ynur IBIS.
John Sr..tor Is s. gentleman ard man
Of iatellcsnla. Tie ;s l1GssI; Ee is III
esra.s;, he VII not lAtte., he vail NOT
lie: he VII not sex oi:i ,y, AMI ae vii iaii
H. /, a. enthusiast. sjrrsmag, an imprac-
uc2b,, YLI'.sos -e-; ana 10 vii .s:l. IL
Is c1r..us i,e-, 'ks moneyei poTer IS
Ike the dy,!'-,au caa' Gsh: tie dgyi. "A.
Cop: v.ta ,nurev. Ma cauga. ran = "a
or ucSsnsfer: exceu; with money. .rat:s
Swia;al has no money He Is poor and
Ijf,r ..T4,r.. ,.,,s q. ,.,,,,. % v,,L,...
Nh- ~ --'- .7"1--l' AN Il" A. e-''SF'
meats, Won : nay. lie great .nu-mo-
uoPoiIst. Mr. Thgrjer, v no sells eig:,tssn
,,,.f..rs ~ 5..r,,., - ,..r
...,.. -,
A''I '''''" .-.-'' -'i- '"''si' -" TUE "''
snn-mra-gg'v rfT'3. won't hep John
Srn.ug- u.,gr .rc,ne-bee,u.a IN .ie
;,,,-.....,, ,., .....,.--.r -. 49,,
, 1883-11-10
(THE GREAT
DR.. PAU -. aRENAS

THE aiOsT sUCCPSSFUL FHvSI.
Z clan Oh tts p..lifc Cces. III ia treatment
Of sl Cinronie >.,a Di:acaI, Diaesses. Dr.
bT-nzn vii. guarantee 10 cae So :orm q de-
ease Of ;hs 2ensrs.i:s o.ssas or pirate di5ss.se
he has hsc5,ns an aIcert h tls t-est;..s4:: oi
diec-sa, wN-tEesJ sri dsran-~u sof :h.e re
IT 'rctic' ,.ryaas aI losi Iaa,A a. fc;.Isie, IL
,,ai1g i.sess-, csrsed - the
, 1883-11-10

,,3-, and capss numerous ulsoa,G5 tE5L DAT.e
,rii7aTv r,eiical tss.t..els. II allowed to
e,.ntinue. tie unnaturei ioSs sIiects the vital
,-osns winch csuses destroying disease'.
Crns,,:,,p often, dialects, BrishtG d;seass, lsun-
ice. insanity, etc EYcessaa, nol use. shuse.
Inherited weakness, IIlaiautr.tion, spInAl And
c.rsbt., comI Ilail..s Ling on t..e above f:ta.
iisessa.. Dct;iitv anu seminal WEAKNESS OBJ
s.,,.c. the inlpor.art and necessary acts " he
al .Ls:T Ani ,vr.ents. Cure, A-ls ra-ttsed.
nissas. = Of t.is gen:to- Urinary "-ssns, Eclefs'
liver aEd bistdar specify. Tbs T arr cocN'
p;..iir.s srd diseases of women speedily "'Ired.
5,.asuisat:on at ~, u ~ ieEte-. irsesid Soa
isnt;i
5Y0NSiBl4E PARTIES can srsnse
nsyu,er,.s IN the sane Insnner as they hSnli
,npIoy i,.sir ta.a:,y rhrriCi4r. y. kiCI.
ESFr SEcgESY MaJNTAINTD
ONE PCEy--..E Siu11:
Ee,,uias size hottie cf rither Ihyiscrat1- sen;
tree u show the wonderful prcpeTtif ,. inS
zee tes. inviSorstor Snewn 20 meier: ~1:sr
i;sta. State symptoms, ne. !: married, st-.
ORDINARY CASES.
ANY rsoent case OF Special or frivat, Dis
.sse cured for $40. Remedies saiEci.nt Il
.ure viii be promptly sent with full directions
ana advice on receipt Of SO. All packages
cureiy covered from observation.
Csl or a4idrsss Dr. tIiebis L Co., no. 4T
GsAry.St oors5r Msson. SAa Fraucisco -,
IN, At. su.ranee iG5 Mason street
, 1883-11-10
& Tara.

To Il VIZ are s=:Fsrins f,n tie e.rss and
rG4,,rsii1rs Oi you.o. nerycls ~ssknss.. es-iy
SscaT, ioss ci IsSrs socS, &C.. VII send a no
o-ips tllsl ss;'l e-rs ye-- FREE( CHARGE.
1Ais great rsrsiy va dsSeEt.e, y s.is
ssOsery - Ss-:A America Sesa . sci I'd.
dr,s>~c eavesScs % ths Rev JSssL Z In
80 Srsfs-- Neg ycva C;rv
, 1883-11-10
TN. GREAT ENCLIsR REMEDY

Ii . neyeTtahing cure
tc- Nervous Debli.-,
Ex hxus.ed VITALITY,
Sr-GiRal Weakness,
Sperrsto-rh9a, L.st
Mar Hood imposen-
cy, Paralysis, ProSts-
torrhoaa, and 81 The
terribls ELECTS OF
Si-i5lse, youthful
fcllies. SH3 exceSses
in mAturer years =
, 1883-11-10
Mill CREEK
FIunle and MaBuiaciurln. TO.
Ea.iraY Freight aEia.

o. f:eisht shipped in lesa quantity than car
lGaE lots, ard IN excess u 30 pounds, 10 cents
.,e- Go mounds
~ fre;gi.. weighing 80 pounds, or ,ess. -
cents.
The company viii receive freight from avail
abe intermediate points between sta.ioIs, by
sI.5cial s,,yeerleu. ouiT, at s:,-=ed 90 Iases.
On Application rates vii ~ gwen AL I..rties
3esirous Of shiI"'2s wood. rails. posts, etc.
from any point on tha G';;re to Dudley.
Ec- forwarding ard transferring freight TO
o. +. & y. Co.'S csrs, d. Waila "alia, q
oa7ts pe- ton.
All freight in car-tcats n"' promptly taken
,,ha, % os. anu freight remaining ea platform
after 6 o'cioca P. u on the day % delivery,
viii ra stored a. owners expense and risk.
". c. MOORE, President
r. T. bAKER Svcie.ary. seq w3E
, 1883-11-10

ruch as Loss Of Memory, L>ssitude, Soctur11a!
k%isrl'ns kisn soses sSloa n he he ai sui
r.assiue unobserved in the urine, aa3 many
sth.r diseases thst lead 70 insanity AID dsa-h.
Dr. Slintie vii asrse to forfeit Five Ecn.
irea Doiiars for case of xhis sin3 the Wiz.
Restorative tcI.4sr ms special advice and treat
rneutl viii Nc. cure, or for an llirs impure or
Injurious found in it. DIR. Mintie treats al
Private Diseases successfully without N srcnTy-
Consultation Free. Thorough eIan.iation
nrd advice, inc,u5ing sralyEis of urine, s. c.
Pr,ce Of Vital Restorative. g % 8 bottle, o,
four times the quantity, SIC co; sent TO any
sddress upon receipt of price, or c. o. D., s.,
desired. by A. T.. MINTIE Nj. D.,
, 1883-11-10
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on Application by letter, stating synp-
toms, sex and sge Communications strictly
confidential.
IL KeI.ey Street. San Francisco. CT.
DR.. Mintis's Kidney Remedy, NefarasicrrD,
cures ali kinds of Kidney and P'sd5er coai-
plants, Goro1rhga, Gleet, Leucc-fhesa- Tor
sa:e By a. druggists 81 oO bottle, SIX bottles
ic- 81 20.
Dr. ,,ins;e's DanIelion Pills are the best
aud cheapes, Dyspepsis and Bilious cnIe in
market. For sal. by a.. druggists. Hedge,
Davis & Co, Portland. wholesale agents. 4tlr
AL orders ior medicine c. .. u. must be
accompanied with 81, as = guarantee oi god
saiLh, xh,ch will 5e deducted when tne pack
age IS shipped.
, 1883-11-10

WALLA WALLA, w. T., june !, 1855.
Mr.. II. Williams:
DEAR S.R,-We, the citizens of Maiia
Walla, hsve used your Y Y y Horse Med,-
cine, xxx Condition Powiers. and Col
la- Gall and Hoef Ointment for the last three
years. and have found the above remedies
SUPERIOR u any horse medicines we hare
ever used. and recommend them to our
frienGs,
CHARLES Ike. California Stable.
THOMAS TIgRSEY. Livery Stable.
GRAHAM Sons, Weston.
c. o. HusBARD, Livery Stables,
fTston.
, 1883-11-10
Homeopathic Pharmacy
OR lssSlE sss sss snaai ss.asi.ss s'a. ea,. .

NuNTICC Is 70 TREAT
~ succeg,tnly of ncIleopa.
t,y eyecJ fa.n IT specii or
chronic Giseeas xi.aout Dler-
Guy or nauseous drngA Or.
LieLiy's Inv:sO-a.or Is /. pcs;-
tive suG pernsi.sat crre for
seminal weakness, nervous sud
physical debility, lie. Nan
hood, vital exhaustion, and all
the terrible results OF sorssi
nature, exec = " :au y1I5hfui
foIIies. Tho sc-t5- vii gree
10 writing n 'Nrfeit 81 Sc for
Ia case that & rnt.r.SAs. an
fails 20 cure Tie reasnr thOI-
sands cannot 4 cUret of SEM
insl Weaknes. ami tie above
diseAses il ownS e . complies
ton called Prrs. strrrles, Erhich
requires a speciai remedy Dr..
L;ebig's InyIgorstor, Na. 2, is q
.peciEc cure for prostatorrhes.
Pioe OF either iaVisora%or, y
per bottle, or 6 hotties f-rtle.
Sent to an e1itssas aeccrely
coYeredf-o-n ctse-yS;"n. S-r.-
inXl WEAKNESS and proststorr-
kea ,iraiU vitality frv-. the
, 1883-11-10

l. tts cs,p,s p,p u. ran neiy. L = II
azte-i to CFe sstiSt.c.ior II yo;. Ez-. tz.,ti-
reociz,s csA It tts oSc Ws ioct rLi,,;-k
as-n- bu. -cfsr you - It's des'srs sn,' CrnsCn.
cs. u h,- 10 equal, e Per rotte Or : ovi-
Gss fcf -. Yorr druss,ist sseos IL
, 1883-11-10
SaaBery Burned .

Qii1n's canrefy opposite oak Point, Oh
- Columtia nver, was Lur1es last nighs.
.araI Nrootirg ARRAY.
, 1883-11-10

General Haggr has resigned his position rs
general Il,uagcr oi the Northern Pacific. !.
=. Olk., succeeds him. Haupt alleges tiat
the economy r,qn.Tei % zoo severe iOi the
successfal operation o! the road.
, 1883-11-10
Or. SPINNEY..
No. II KPAHSxy ST. SAN FEaScIsco,
--iIlAfs Ali
ssseiaI and Chronic Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

NTHU NAY BE SUFFERING FROM
" the effects Of youthful fcir.s SUI AZ
,iscset;on, will 40 veil 10 svsii sn-,n',!7e- Of
,iis, tie greatest Jcon ever lad ar the s-.ar II
s,.t!erine humanity. G2. SF.SS.T vi! guar
.utse to toricit s:,o3 for every csso u Seminal
Weskress CT pris..ts discasa q ally kind Q.
Character xhici, &c undertakes md fsi's 10 cure.
, 1883-11-10

Ire CbIy Saown siee:Gc for EHIIer;ic Fits U
Also fc- Spssns and Fh!ling Sickness. Nervous
Teasa-ss it Insanity rei,eves sac crT,s. Clesnses
h.osi and gulckens sluggish circoll.ion. Seutrs-
r,cs germs o. disc-Sc and sa.cs s!cfGess. Cires
, 1883-11-10

Sure-.hsnoroS rs; &c second F.asss !;
Ss,..,S Sn d;:ss.s :ss Les: sad Is Io :. sypaE.io
or the d;ss.<e, known - SJpiai. Pr:ue, IS
psr bOtt,e.
II xiessvis s-'.oSs szLsIH Ec:
C17ss Tertiary. Nsgcn,ial. SypSniHe Rheu.
na.iSn P.irs n the Bona. Ulosr.iAd Ih-,.t
s-Pha:s;e S.s,., Lunps, &c, Nd er.aicsts.
al diseases firm lie sy.tezn, whstisr csused
by h.d treatment OF ahr,e Of msrcr-y, I,.yinv
he t.ood purs md haA,lhy. Plee, sSs par
bosklei
Seat erssyvh.ze, G @. D.. ssNzsiy p.cksi.
Peg exp<sA
CT: RlCHARDs 1 CO. As..ts
e ID - 6nnepna azuaf co. CIV. S.a
, 1883-11-10
Q. r. & N. CO.

8zs4E : -
PASSENGER TRAIN lesyes Wafla WAlls
& tor al points west at $40 A. u, every
except Sunday.
nASSTSGER trains le.ye AIhiaa, oppo
site Portland al 100 A. Il. daily Except
sundsyj arriving q. " ais NallA at s:so p.
Ocean Division.
ON snd After April 1st, 1888. oceen steam
ers vii sail from San Francisco and Port
land every three days, leaving Spest street
wharf, San Francisco, at lcOV A. Il, and ANS
woEta liecs, Portland, at midnight.
l,ssssuyers Tor Ainswo-.h, Cheney and
Spokane FALL change cars st WAiula juno
Eon.
W. W.AP. BRANCH.
Tr.ins = il lesTe Waia Walla daily st 10 A
/. for Milton anu Glue Mountain station.
PAs.EaGER FAREsI
Derwesn WAls Walla Sad s-sr Era.ciscs
-. clssa, SS4 I'd eisss, -.
Between Wsila W.ila mi Portland. .Sli W
&" =. The DaAss &C
Passenger Department.
Leave tps Portland! !MonA nAITus "'- Thu Fri sA.
4 Ast9,is Ci'. .1! 6As 9 IN AN An 6AxisA-x
vie:oi.s, Vi ss.lBt B {. e. go. SAN go. GAN -
Dayton, Oregon AN -. TAM 80 Az
1a Corvallis }I'Ax -, sAa -
freight Rates-Wess Boand.
Fr.m Tsiis Walla to Portland IN 10 Ton lots.
flour and fax seed, per l0o tbs.........s i5
Wheat, oass and barley. 10
Wool in sacks, dry hides and pelts. l %
Gsoen hides, pelts ana tallov- 20
Rates On m.r,hanci3e ba.Esen Walls Waila
ard Portland vary, according &c clsssifcat ton
Q; aame. from Fl 70 20 81 - r5r 100 pounds.
{. u. Prescott
halasc-.
JoRN MUIR
Superintendent OF Ir:.me.
A. L. Stokes, Asst. Supt. T-siic.
, 1883-11-10
Snort LINE

rreIl. al Joints in ths Pac'Sc Northwss. 10
C.:ca,s and - points Il the Eastern snd
c ,uthsrn S,a'ss. IL is the Only llne running
Pullman Palace S.s-p;ng Cars betwesa 81.
l. ii. and ChicsgD. via Milwaukee
Il is the OILY line urd-r one management.
h-twoer ST. PAU srd Chicrzo, and OWES three
senslate and Gistinct lIrfs between tno.e
points. thus giving passsi.eers csioics Of three
5.utes, passing through the Most fertile, pcpu-
lpus and pictdreslus sections OF Idinneso-a.
Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. IL rims the
finest dining cars in the world, and no effGr. is
su.-ed 10 secure the comfor. Of It's Patrons.
Nc change Of cars of any class between St.
Paul and Chicago, and but one change from
Portland, which liz made in St Paul in grsnd
Ua.i-a Depos occupied jointly with the Nor....-
srn Paci6c r X.
Ke sure your tickets read via Chicago, Mil
/. aukss { 81. Paul Railway. and secure tie
advantages only offered BY this great
, 1883-11-10
PAssEsGER EAkEs ,

berwesn WA;ls Walla anu s-sn Fra.cisos
-. clsse, Ss4 I'd cisss, -.
Between Wsila W.tla -,ni Portland. ..Sli %
&" The Da.,es = &C
, 1883-11-10
Tgaas.Contihenta! Short Line.

For through tickets, time table, snd full in
fo,....sinn apply - W. 4 CURTIS. Ticket
zen, Oregon Esi.rav & Navigation Com
pany, WEilx Wslis, or to sDy cOupOa Ticket
Ageu: on this coast
:. iISRRnI, General Manager.
n V. H. CsRPESTER,
Gen. Pas. ann Ticket gent.
". II. DIXON, Cea. \. W. Pss-- Ag't,
St Paul, Eina.
W. r MARSHALL, T-av. P.ss- Agent,
noI-tt Portland, Oregon.
, 1883-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC!
SPECIAL ID TIE srr-Esx.s.l
spskan. Gornfy Divided.

Portland, Nov. The ball to divide sro'
kare county passed the House cf Repre.en-
t.tives yesterday.
, 1883-11-10
W, W. .AP. BRANCH.

Trsins I'll iesTe Walis Walla DAILY st IL A
for Milton anu Glue Mountain Station.
, 1883-11-10
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

sufficient to show il merit, viii be sent 20 any
che applying BY letter. stating ais symptoms
.nd. aSe. CcunrnieSt;ons strictly o0nn-
denriai selrdEI
, 1883-11-10

PASSENGER TRAIN lesyes " ala Walls
tor al points west at $40 A. u, every
except Sunday.
PASSENGER trains iesSe AIhiaa, cppo-
{ site Portland. al 100 A n. daily Except
srnasyj arriving q. v ais NallA al 9:so P.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-12
RAILRoADINa IN EARLY DAYS.
Holding a Town In Terror.

A correspondent Of the Boston Herald
writes from Santa Fe: At Coolidge, east of
Wingate, band of five desperadoes held
the town in terror during the early days of
the railroad. They lived in log cabin
near the station and harried the land and
The people like 50 many wolfsh Ishmaelites.
They pfradod the street with their six-shoot.
trs conveniently rendy, and they "held up"
people in the town in broad daylight. More
lhnn this, they even met passengers us thoy
Aighted from the train ON the platforia. and
compelled them at the mouth OF the, reyol-
yer to give up their valuables. stoelSnan
was thus knocked down and robbed beside
the train. A German who. had nasJa.a, Few
iundrva dollars by. selling lime incantiousiy
showed ihe money in town. He was fol-
Owed up the track by the gnng, Severely
heaten and nearly killed, but lie threw his
roll of bills away and next morning it was
found beside the track This brought about
crisis Everyone had known what the
gang were doing, yet no one before this had
dared 10 lay hand uponthenf. They were
beaded by the Lewis brothers, aud their
boast was Any ono who comes 10 take
us has got TO come Shooting" But the rob.
berry Of the German, added TO some atrocious
murders and robberiesp reyiously committed
aroused the people. The Sheriff, accom-
panied by posse oil heavily armed, moved
upon the cabin occupied by the cut-thronts,
who were then cooking calf which they
had openly stolen. The Sheriff went to the
door and called to them to surrender. The
reply was volley, and he fell dead. Then
the ball opened in earnest and closed with
three of the band lying dead. one dying and
one, believe, who escaped. Two citizens
were killed. Frank Lewis ran up the rail
road track firing at his pursuers as he ran.
But he was already wounded, and we'll
aimed bullet brought him down. Myinfor-
mant ran up and, lifting his head, asked if
he had any message to send to his mother.
Lewis grasped out "Tell her they've muir
dered me-" and died. The cowardly,
treachefous assassin The stains of many
a murder and outrage soiled his soul, yet he
complained because he had met the fate
which he had melted out To others.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-12
HOW a STAGE WAS STOPPED.

Montana correspondent ~ tho pb;,o.
dalpbia Times tells This tb,;ll;no ta,a Tbs
stage was moving along nj n wol,s ahout
noon when the tbrea mossed rnfy,ons
e,oerced from their HIDING ,,,ace and Level.
ling their sbotguns at the driver and nao.
,anoers sbonted {. bon5s ~, y Tha VIA.
was nromntlv obavaa witbant n ,,,,,,,,,,
and in ohed;ance 10 tho newt .on,,,,o,,a
every man stonnea from tho stooa ,v;,,, b;s
hands !, tbe air and for,nod j., l;,,a ~, t,a
roadside. Then one of the q noese sten.
ped forward and helned himself 70 the CON.
tents of eaeh noelsat while tho other two
kept their guns leyelled 40 as ia en,ilado
the line There ,vera two l,a;as oho,rd-.
one ON the hoy and one insid,--,vho c,;oi
bitterly but the Gallant assurances Of tha
Claude Duyals. that nol,o.ta. would be ,,;,,.
ed unless thew resisted. aiIeyed their fears
for they knew too we'll that the terror
stricken nine with their hands in the air
hadn't strength enough left to pull trio.
ger. The yaluables being secured the
stage was allowed to pass on. and n mer.
chant with n two-horse team. who followed.
was next held up, but was victimized only
to the extent of some whiskey and cigars
Though this is quite a serious business. yet
it has its ludicrous side, which is worth
telling One passenger in leaving the stage
put his pocketbook. containing 1870. in the
folds of the curtain and did not search for
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-12
AN OLD MANS PLANT.

Most everybody is dead. That is, all the
old folks. There are mighty few left OF the
old stock that used to move around SO live
ly and take the lead in business and public
affairs. Some Of us are getting lonesome
now. The ranks keep filing up but we
don't know the new recruits. Old Father
Time is a conscript officer and he won't
take any substitutes nor give anybody a
bomb-proof place. There are no quarter
masters nor commissaries nor potash get
tors in this war; but it is fight, fight, fight,
all the time. Fight as they did at Thermop-
yle where there were only 3o0against |, 900.
900, and there was no possible escape.
Sooner or later all Of us have got to go.
We can't desert nor dodge nor play sick nor
shoot finger of, and there are no furlonghs
and no pensions and no discharge. There
is not even promotion for good conduct
or noble darling. There Is nothing but to
do and die. Well it's oil right know or it
wouldn't have been SO, but it GROVES me 10
hear the bell tolling all about and to see the
Did stock passing away. Bin Arp, IN At'an-
n Constitution.