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Decorah-posten., 1883-06-20

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Decorah-posten., 1883-06-20
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault. but if you
are tired of that kind ofllfe,
you can change it if you
choose.
HowP BY getting one
bottle Of BROWN Iron BIT-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
.HELLMUTu LADIES'
COLLEGE,
London, Ontario. Canada
London, Ontario, Can ada.

I'Ik"Nhss: ii. X. II. PRINCESS LOUIS
FOUNDER: ri. Rev. BISHOP HEII.MtTHp
d.. ID. 6. T..
beautifully situated on the Thames River. Tne
hiehest edncttion i'll every department. Frehn
spoken IN the College. Music a specially, under
the direction of W. WAUGH LAUDER. Esq. pu'
PiI OF List, Reinecke, aud the Leipzig Conser'S
,orium For terms and particulars address
REV. F.. n ENGLISH. NJ. A.. Principal,
Hellmuth Ladies' College,
london, ont
a21 Wit
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06

"A very curious lawsuit is now
under litigation at Norwich, between
MIR. Park, Chief Justice of the
State Of Connecticut, and a Mr.. Main.
"A farm in which these two persons
were Jointly Interested was to be
divided; when the fact that Main re.
moved fifteen loads of manure, with
out accounting for its value (s1OM,
brought about this legal contest. AS
the Justice claimed tie compost as
personal property, as he owned the
stock on the farm, Main insisted that
1t was real estate. 1t is very fine
point, indeed, to understand exactly
The precise condition of the odorous
property. If the manure were in
piles, evidently showing that its ar.
rangement was due to labor, then it
might be classed rs movable property;
but If 1t existed as the surface Of
Tue cattie-yard, forming only al
superficial covering to the ground,
it would have to be regarded
as real estate. AS the case was
brought bef~rc a jury, the court
was treated with various exhibits
OF colnposts carried from this property
in various conditions of fragrance
There is every reason to suppose that
there were causes for a disagreement
OF the jury, as the case was brought
up before them during tho warmest
weather Of last week. This is GER
sainly one OF the best examples OF the
troubles arising from dirt-which is
only matter out Of place.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
What MNlex Signify.

A mole spot on the arm pit-really
promises wealth and honor On the
ankle it bespeaks modestv in men.
hut courage in women. When mole
is found on the right breast it is sure
sign of honesty, if on the left it for
bodies poverty; on the chin it promises
wealth, on the right ear respect, on
the left ear dishonor. II it is seen in
the center of the forehead it bespeaks
treachery, sullenness and untdiness.
If 1t is on the right temple it foreshows
that you will enjoy the friendship Of
the great; on the left temple it for
bodies distress; and on the right foot
1t bespeaks wisdom; on the 1T rash.
ness. When it is on the right side of
the heart it denotes virtue; when on
the left side wickedness. When it is
on the knee Of a man it denotes tina,
he will have rich wife. When it is
on the left knee of woman she NAV
expect large family. a mole on the
lip is sign of gluttony aud laxative
ness; on the neck it Promises wealth.
A mole on the nose indicates that n
man will be great traveller: on the
thigh it forebodes poverty and sorrow,
snd on the wrist ingenuity.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
THE FAILURE TO CAPTURE

Sheriff Furey's deputies having
complained that they had been un.
justly attacked by a communication
which appeared in last Tuesdays
TINES over the signature "Observer,'
the columns of the TINES we're
placed at their disposal to set them.
selves right before the public, and the
editor even went to the trouble of
writing their communication for them.
from notes and statements supplied by
them. by way of thanking the edi-
tor for his kindhess, we suppose,
Sheriff Furey's deputies went to the
Office OF a contemporary, and caused
the publication, in this mornings
issue of that paper, of an article
which is not only denunciatory of the
writer of the communication com.
planned of, but of the editor of the
TINES for admitting the communion
ton to his columns.
The editor Of the TIMES will not
discuss the ethics of journalism with
Sheriff Furey's deputies; but. for the
Information of his readers he will
state that, under certain general re.
strictions, the columns of the TIMES
arc open, free of charge, to any cor.
respondent who has complaint to
make against anything or anybody,
Or who wishes to criticize the official
acts OF any public Office. holder.
Further than this nothing need be
said on this subject, except to re
mind Sheriff Furey's deputies that
Pearson's place is in the county iail.
in HALEY, not at large in the Sawtooth
mountains; and that neither the cd
tor of the TIMES nor the people of
Vienna whether or no they syn,pa-
thize with a condemned murderer) are
responsible for his escape from Jail.
Were Pearson in Jail, snch persons as
>'Observer" could not find fault with
The deputies for their failure to rccap. |
ture him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. G..
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. IDAHO,
August 10, 1888
Notice is hereby given that Frank ~ayIor. of
Haley. Alturas county, Idaho Territory. H. l..
Newman and w B. FAIR. Of the city of St. Louis.
State of Missouri f. s. Newuan of Pine K,1ra
Agency, Dakota Territory. and Rufus r. Williams
Of Ogden City. titan Territory. by Frank Tnylnr
tcir attorney iii fact, whose pustofice address is
HALEY. Altnrts County, Idaho Territory huy. mad,
application for United States Patent for tn.
SNOW FLY LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Sections 50 and "a, r. 3N 17F
Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining District. Al
,uras county, Idaho Territory. consisting of /, 494
linear feet of the lode and surface ground 500 fee
wide, being Lot No. Al, and described in tho Geld
notes and plat of the official survey on fle in this
once. with magnetic variation at Is degrees and
~ minutes east. as follows: Commencing at the
discovery point of this claim and running south
% degrees and % minutes east 727 feet to the
ter OF the east end line of claim; thence north 30
degrees and 30 minutes east, 800 feet to corner No
!; thence south 30 degrees and 30 minutes west
ooo ftet 70 corner No, y thence north SO degrees
ana U! minutes west, 727 feet to corner No 3;
thence north - degrees and OS minutes west Esd
lett 10 corner No. i: thence north 80 degrees md
80 minutes east. 553 feet to corner No 5; thence
SCUM 81 degrees and % minutes east T67 feet
Z" corner No. s. thence south 50 degrees and %
minutes east, 727 feet to No. l. and point of
beginning survey of exterior boundaries emhra
eng an area of - 3i-l0O acres applied for No con
hlCts Nv ~
From corner No. l, !. section corner between
sections ,! and b. of township 3 north of
range II east OF the Boise Meridian, bears .orth
~ degrees, 20 minutes and o. seconds east 3 al
feet distant. '' ''''A
ne said mining clsim being of record in the
once OF the County Recorder If said Mining Dis
49, = IN a.. nal!ey In Aitnras County. Idaho Terrific
ny. The nearest known locations being the D.vitt
Don loh' Washington Montana and Richmond.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely anv Dor
fa "a .nf sad snow Fly Lode Mining Claim or sur.
ace ground required to file their advers.
GAINS thtreto with the Register of the United
states Land Once, at HALEY, Idaho Territory
Vii AZ ~. SHY days publication thereof or they
VII oe barred 10y virtue of the provisions OF tho
statute III such cases made and provided
HOMER J.. POUND Register
Co. 49,. tha' me foregoing notice of application
loI patent De published for the period OF sixtv
nays ten consecutive weeks III the Wood Ri ,er
c,aliy LINES, a newspaper published AT HALEY
Ni'uras county, Idaho Territory
"A'"lo HOMER l.. POUND Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
Notice for Publication.
L. =. LAND OFFICE, HALEY. !. H.


L. s. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, l. t.
September I, 1883. =,
l., Richard g.. Smith. Of Bellevue, !. t., s sd
made Presumption Declar' tory stat ment No; -
Tor the =. f. !. Of n. W. 4. \. f. L of ;. W =
and n. W Il Of y. L. d. Section II, Township -. -.
Range - T.. do hereby give notice Of my in'' IA
tion to make final proof T. establish my tial,u "
the land above described. md that tNp''pe
prove my residence aud cultivation before tie y" "a
lsf.r and Receiver At HALEY. Idaho, on o''ou..
1883, by two Of the following witnesses JON aahu
Brown. Charles b. Ford, Arthur Smith ana ''''
Walker. all of Bellevue, Idaho. ,,,ru
BY Brearloy 4 Singleton and X. Motnii"'
torn"ys for Applicant.
I. s. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, J. '"i
September 1, lsst NIB
Notice Of the above appliclt on VIII :. Mini
iish.d In the TIMES. printed At HaiI'y' W."
hereby design e. for that purpos" ,,st,f
sf-iuN HOMER l.. POND. hesie
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06

Three or more horses t. enter and tn re. st lrt
~ all races. ton per cent of purse for entrance.
All entries must be made before $ o'clock D. M
of day preceding race.
Races to be run under the Boise City Association
rules.
J. NJ. BAYFIELD,. President
]. L. OLDHAM. Secretary
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06

In fever and sgre
districts, in trapi-
cal arl other r =
tlois visited ly
,pldemics, and in.
dee3 in all local..
ties where the con
ditl'/S ARE upta-
ro/.hie to health,
US famous veger-
able invigorantand
Alternative. Hostel.
'er's stomach Bit
tvrs, has been found
a potent SAT guard
even 10 feeble con.
stifutions and trsg.
lie frames, VIII 10 g
a cur. FOR indir s.
ton, hiliousness
md Kindred 20
plants - is vii
but = rival. Focal.
lCrhA ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
Floor Director.
Eugene O'Callsghsn.
IlCketS nan and I .sh,'s- $500

''h' L. can he purchased at ali the rripcinn
I'a'es o' business IN HGilty. Bellevue and
h'rhuIn. and from al the members of ,be B,r,,,
Miners urnn.
The Public ~. co,,,;.,t, -.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
FIRST DAY.

First Race-H lf-mile dash: purse $50. first
horse Sl25, second SOS
Second Kace-Saddle Race, onr-fourth mile.
purse S75; first horse $40. second S25
Third kace-Mutch Race between Wild Boy and
Niger Baby.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06

First Race-Mile dash for 1926: first horse 500.
second $50.
Second Race--One-quarte mile. for $50.
ihird-Ladies Eques trian Exhibition, for cash
prizes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-06
For Sale,

Well curb an w,nlIass. Apply at
tie TINES Office. jlS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
Barlow, Wilson 4 COMPANY

Barlow, Wilson & Co.'S mammoth
MINISTRIES appeared at the opera house
with all the features advertised, in
Guiding Happy Cal. Wagner, School
crait and Goes, and every minstrel star
IN the profession. "The Barlow.
Wilson Il Co. MINISTRIES appeared at
the academy last hight There were
no seats tn be had after the perform
ance commenced, aud large number
OF people stood up during The eveninr
and were satisfied with standing room.
The company is now stronger and is
better than 1t has ever been before. 1T
IS stronger IN the first part of the sing
ing, and is stronger in the comic
branch of the show, having added Cal.
Wagner, who is himself in his own
way, and the wonderful acrobatic
songsters called the Four Aces. Milt
q. Barlow and Geo. Wilson New
orleans knows. Luke Schoolcraft.
who Is NJ home here, is one of the
iinest comedians IN the minstrel pro-
iession, and he works amusingly with
his partner, Goes. The Barlow. VIII
son \ Company Ministries gave good
show, all through and viii continue
to draw full houses. .Ncw Orleans
Times
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
FORT WORTH ENTERPRISE
Commons Soap,
The Factory In Full Blast.

Less than two weeks ago the pro-
duet of the Fort Worth Soap Factory
was offered to the merchants of this
city, and now without scarcely an ex-
ception the retail grocery houses are
handling it, and the wholesale houses
are beginning to take orders for il in
different sections of the country tribu-
tary 20 this city. The
CoMMoN-sENsE SOAP
has already been tested bv
scores of people living in this city, al d
in towns and counties ada
cent, and thus far but one report is
heard and that in hearty commenda-
ton of the article.
There is no question but what this
soap saves more labor in the washing
of clothes than any other soap in the
market. and il is said to be excellent
for the skin as hand or bath SOAP.
AS a practical indication of the sue
cess OF the enterprise, we mention the
fact that before the first order for four
teen thousand wrappers were all de-
livered, second order for thirty thou
sand was handed in at this office, and
the propretors assure Ills that within
the next sixty days they expect To in
crease their orders to about double this
number.
Western ranchmen will find this
soap very convenient, as there is not u
particle of rubbing necessary in wash
Ing clothes with this article. 1t is
further claimed for this soap that it ex-
cells all other soaps fighting hard
water. Certainly the lady who re-
fuses to use this article stands in the
shade of her own prejudice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
MUCH MIXED.
The Hoar and Grape Controversy About
nm Alleged Dispatch.
Numerous Depiais and Assertions which
Demand an Investigation.

Washington, ID. c., January 49,
Referring to statement contained I'm
the Boston news item last night to the
effect Of Hoar's securing the support of
Grape men was IA result of forgery the
National ReDnbhcan this morning
published an interview with Grape,
obtained at 2:30 this morning, In which
he says: II did not know there
was TO be meeting Of my friends and
have not seen any Boston papers and
do not know the nature of the dis
patch alluded To. | sent several dis
patches
Said the reporter: Did you send II
dispatch requesting your friends to
vote for Mr.. Hoar?"
" MOI answered Grape, 81 sent no
such Dispatch"
Boston, January l9,--Further inves-
tigation Of the alleged forgery of dis
patch from Grape, announcing his
Withdrawal from the senatorial con-
test, shows TINT no actual
telegram from Grape was shown,
hence there was no forgery a. stated
In Inst evenings dispatches. There
is no question however of the fact that
the statement was circulated at the
state house and that such Il
communication has been received
aud 1t was generally believed
Notwithstanding Hoars assertion that
Grape informed him that he. Grape,
sent dispatch influencing his friends
TO trainers to Hoar Grape appears TO
stand on the technicality, saying lie
sent no dispatch requesting or de-
manding transfer of the votes of
his friends, who read the dispatch,
however and say there Is no doubt
TINT its language prompted the trans
| fer.
Washington, January 10. Hoar's
reelection and the alleged forged
| tCrapo's) telegram Is the topic of dis
cussion at the capital to-day. The
| friends of Grape denounce the forgery
Governor Rice says Grape told me he
had telegraphcd his friends TO throw
their strength for Hoar and there Il
not word of truth in the rumol
of forged dispatch. Norcross sale
Grape read the dispatch To him. II
WAS not in terms dlctatorlal, but i'm
! piled he would not feel aggrieved II
those supporting him should deem /
advisable to vote for Hoar.
Later. Grape denies the allegation
of the forgery and has Informed Sena
tor Hoar that he (Crapo) sent the dis
patch which influenced his friends tc
transfer their votes to him (Hoarl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
SEVERE SENTENCES.
The Trial OF the Anarchists aud Prisoners
Sentenced.

The Trial of the Anarchists aud Prisoners
Sentenced.
Lyons, January ls.-'rhe trial of the
anarchists IL concluded. Emile Gautier,
Bernard Bardt of the Lyons Socialistlc
Journal ~ dndcrt RepottiioRNuiro,
and Prince Kropolkine were found
guilty and sentenced each To five
years Imprisonment and To pay 1000
francs iinepnd toten years policesuper-
vision, and 60 five years deprivation
of their civil rights. Four OF the ac,
ctlsed We're acquitted, zen
including printer Naillat sentenced TO
pay ilfty francs fine and five years de-
privation of civil rights, nine TO pay
one hundred francs fine and 10 similar
deprivation of civil rights and cue year
Imprisonment; eleven including the
Regrls; four 10 he deprived OF civil
rights and 10 paya line of two hundred
francs and to tlflccn months imprison-
nents; three TO be deprived OF civil
rights aud 10 pay u fine of three hun.
bred francs and To two, wears impgison-
ment, three 10 ten years police super
vision and TO pay line OF Ave hundred
francs and three years Imprisonment;
aud three sentenced 10 four years im-
Irlsomncnt, and to pay fine OF 900
francs, and similar police supervision.
The following sentences were passed
on the Donahult prisoners; Two were
sentenced 20 two years Imprisonment
and 10 pay ,Ni1 francs
fine, and to five year. pelice
supervision and len TO ave years lmprls
onment, 10 pay 1000 francs fine and TO
ten years police supervision. There
was great lumult on the delivery Of
the sentences, and the court room was
cleared. II is believed the condemned
will appeal.