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2 money in the pocket. Of the r,eh. we must
A nEAsosABIs r.nryr.


But be was opposed 20 going 90 fast In
tne reduction as 70 d, injury 70 the trade
OF the country. The high tariff would en-
able Pennsylvania to beat VirrinIa 10 the
race, but II u was reduced Virginia and
Alabama would make the from and rst rich,
too. Mr. Blaine says since 1890 we have
made thirty thousand millions Of dollars
and distributed 1t among the people; but
have you got any OF t., Where Il II. then
Tao New York milhonaireS have n. The
policy OF the Republican party makes
few rich and great many poor. But Mr.
Blaine figures from the Democratic view.
They show that during the free-trade de-
cade the increase IN yalres 81 nroneriy WIS
much greater than in the high.tarif7 de-
cade,. but the increase YVES in The North
and ibc decrease down here.
Mr.. Tucker closed his speech. which was
throughout Interrupted by applause and
cries Of approval, about haIt.pslt 2 O'Clock,
ana the large crowd dispersed. Bot an
other me crowd assembled In the Opera
House tonight, having brass band wish
Lhein' and. under the ausnices Of the three
De:uocralic clubs. they had another grand
speech Of nearly two hours from Hr. Hin.
the Ohio congressman. who worked his
audience up TO high pitch OF enthusiasm.
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VIII Vol Rernnslier.
lBy cable 10 The Dispatch.

LONDON. July 2S.-In the House OF Com.
mous to-day Mr.. Gladstone reiterated his
decision not 10 introduce again thi,
autumn the bill revising the system Of
election OF Irish poor-law guardiaLs, which
was rejected recently by the House OF
Lords. Parncll lad asked him TO recon-
'ider this decision in view OF the difficulty
Of obtaining from The House OK LorJs
legislation beneficial to Ireland.
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A Prominent AIni,nninn Killed.

n III telegraph - tho Disp9tch.l
MOBILE, july 2S.-Colonel !. :. Mur-
yiy. prominent citizen and president ri
the Mobile L.ic-in,uraEcc Company, was
shot dead last night by Beubeu Trpp, near
his residence. IN The l1wor part OF IA,
comfy. The Trouble grew out OF o cues
ten o. tresSprs ing on land. TRIM gave
blwsei M. lie claims that the killing Was
done IN ecli-Gefcncc.
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England severely Criticized.
iBy cable 10 the Dispatch

Uf tHbIt 70 lt DlspNItN,I
PARIS, July Is. The Figaro has bitter
article against England. IL declares thai
England has never helped but always
thwsrted France. Her Friendship Is false,
and alliance with her hOllow. The Figaro
advises France 20 abandon relations Will
Erglaud and give up her puiudlces aud
hatred, end make an aliapce with Gen
mary. Germany WAS an honest enemy
she would be en honest ally"
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Uy cable % thc Dispatch.

liiy cable 10 the D!spateh.l
LONDON. July 2S.--A disastrous fire o.
cured Today at Marash, Asia Minor. \
thousand shops, geo houses, hotels. 3
mosques, and the municipal palace were
DESTROYED.
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Reduoine salarica and Wa=ca.

10y " Eraph % zoe DispalCh
UITrLEHEN, Pa, July 2S.-A reduction
81 ~ per cert. in The salaries and wage 1.
tho officers end employee Of thc Be.hea.oi
Iron Company is announced 10 take e. 'r'
on August lsi. Tie reduction il made,
is said, to enable ihs company TO sell lis
steel rails NJ market prices.
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fEv telegraph O. ile D.siatebI
Macon. Ga. July sc. II. Fryer, en-
c,pcrr. and Robcft Tlouruoy. yarI-uls.lg.
iu 'he employ here ~ the Est Tennessee,
Virginia .ud Georgia railroad. had Jill
.Jlly ou Friday, iH which TloUrnoT was
c't and Fuor struck on the bead With
clnkcr OF dross iron. HON which he died
yesterday. ficurn0y surrendered Aimae,f
tr-Gal.
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R.o, IN Isussln.
[ny eable 70 lhe nln,ateh.


Fl. PRIkRsBUhe, July 2S.-A riot oc'
cured at Klim0ls among the woFkmen
attached TO the shops Of the Old Bel,eYere,
whom they denounced as worse than Jews.
The contents 81 the shop were carried of,
sud one person killed and two wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
TO escape cholera. '''f
TIM TouLos nosryrar.,

IHE T0uLoS HOSPITAL.
Toulon streets and shops displaveJ noe
thing OF their former hustle and activity,
There wee some few signs Of lie only In
The Two streets OF La Republique and LIZ
fsyeite. Here the shops were open. but
elsewhere they were closed. visited
hospital IN the suburbs, constructed IN
that unfortunate way so much In vogue
century or more ago. II has been receiving
cholera patients since the 14th OF July.
saw mere tbiriy-six eases OF cholera. The
CONDITION OF the patients differed in no re.
tpect from those IN Mafscilles. There were,
however, no children IN the hospital. Two
women, apparently belonging 10 the MINER
classes, had passed through The crisis Of
| The disease and were eouya,escent All
the doctors seemed very seduous in re-
gard TO the condition Of their patients.
! aud were tender and gentle. Here saw
Madame Dorvan, lady OF wealth, whose
name has already been celebrated for her
devotion to the cause OF humanity. This
brave woman has nursed cholera patients
10 Egypt, Greece, aud Italy, I found
her in this hospital busily occupied.
moving from bed 10 bed, Administer.
ing to the wants Of the sick. In CON
ycrsatiob with her In regard TO the
contagious character Of cholera, Mime.
Doryan agreed with the doctors that.
under proper precautions, the elements OF
cGn2er were singularly lessened. | mott ed
that the doctors smoked cigars and chewed
considerable quantities OF camphor. A
reminder OF death was unpleasantly re-
called TO me by my inspecting huge stack
Of cofiins stored away in an old chanel.
There Is near the hospital a public square
with y fountain. In Marsciiles during the
,,a4y fhtaa l. ~ he fho
habit arose OF cleansing the bed and bed
ding OF the sick in the public fountains.
This wretched custom has not Prevailed in
Toulon. In MMseilles it simply spread
coniagioD.
SPREAD OF THE DISEASE.
To-day's news indicates the spreading OF
the disease in the south, but IL IL sporadic
and easily accounted for. The vast mum.
Der OF refugees must have distributed
cholera. though over a considerable area.
Fright, fatigue. and bad food are exactly |
the elements which predispose human be- |
ipgs 10 attacks Of cholera. believe, as | |
have said before, that there is little danger |
CT eontagion provided precautions are
taken. ! think that fear kills many man |
and woman. | find that the nurses and |
Sisters Of Charity who have been stricken
down with the disease were invariably
those who had lost heart and were afraid TO
face cholera.
Bumors are heard that the disease Is
spreading along the Riviera into Italy.
The statement is confidently made that
many cases Of cholera have occurred on the
Italian coast, and that q panic reIgns Mt
Spezia, where several deaths have occurred.
spczia is hot and pestilential place,
should say from what | know Of it, sur.
rounded rs it is by hills, tat IN ITSELF and
looking ont 10 sea. Should the malqdy
reach Naples the slaughter would be fear
fUl. London is cleanliness itself compared
with the capital of southern Italy.
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OunIIncd.


BY telegraph 10 tue Di,vatch.i
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Mr. JARVIS Ph'
ton, The new Commissioner OF Nayigltion'
qualified ut the Treasury Department to-
day. and at once entered upon the diseharSe
Of his duties.
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Notice OF Ro,lsetion OF VIC -cs.

10y Telegraph 20 iae Dispatch.l
PROVIDENCE, RI, July 2S.-'Ghc Ame.i-
can Worsted Company, Ol WOons9cSa..
has given notice al 10 per cent. reduction
Of wages. to 70 into effect August l-i.
The company employs tho huadfcd ibid
nifty hands.
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iIr ir,l2lsl ID iu t.t Dia- .+ills-I
MINNEAPoIIs, GISE Buy ga sp,a
20 he jCVTaoi from Fargo brings new .
D large Treat Devils Lake cily, Vm'h Bee
siroHcd forty buildings, Including blu'f,
hotels. stores. saloons, etc. The dre s"e.,
everything before IL, there being 10 lll
department In The piace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
Three inenes Of Rain.

10y telegraph TO the Dlspaich.l
INV oRLEAys, July as.-A special TO the
Times-Dtmocrat from Columbus. Miss,
says Three inches Of rain Eel. here to-day
from 4 A. NJ. 10 noon. Tombigbec river
las risen ten feet,
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Ths cot.on.worm a, vos,.

10y tAble 70 Toe UlspAtth.J
CAlRo. july 28.--Tbe cot;on-worm IL
ravsgipg tho cotton crop IN Lover Egypt.
The prospect il very poor. The Nile Is
now much lower than at any time aimee
1878, when 10000 persisted FROM the famine.
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RALTIMORE.

DAGlINcEH, july 2S.--Yirzinia Gs. con-
soadaicd, 3ii past-duc coupons. 29a new
IS, -. Aolth Carolina g., Old l05 bid to-
CAY.
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VAEBETS III TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEw Y0gg, July 2s.-Couon quiet and
GIm; al,s, GO bales; uDlanGs, lie; Or
leans. h.; con 'oiida;od net receipts. 81
lalts' cXpor's--to Great Britain, 4.5G3
bl'tsi TO the Continent, l,Al9 bales. south
en- Hour steady; common 10 fair extra,
IS. -"r9t.j0; good 20 choice DO, Sl.5Jl
1921. NEest spot. 4asc. higher; un-
eptcd spring, 9ctc. uugrldsd red, 7Sc.a
rlDij No. rCQ, Jl4l9Sc. August. Ola
wee. COrr-SpCf. lIitc. higher; I'M
grodcd, 5a2CGc.. SO. ,, C3aG3tc August,
C3,Ccsc. Oats sale. higher, closing steady;
No. p. 5Ga3Cic. Hops unchanged. COT
feC-spot iair; Rio o1sief - 20 -; so. 7
Rio, spot, $500; August. SI.0laS7.9J.
sugar about steady and quiet; lair TO good
refining, T'a5c. refined UNCHANGED and
quiet Goassos 0uii and nominal. RIco
steadily lc'd. C0t,on-eced OF, 3Oc. FOR
crude; GGatlc Tor refined. Rosin steady
a. eI324. Turpan'ine s;asdy NJ 3s5a
tatc. Hides steady; New Orleans,
selected, 94l9tc.: Texas, l0allc. Wool
steady; domestic fleece. 29aAjc.; Tex
ps. ita2}c. Pork dun and Ia buyers
favor; old wcs, Si5.Tjas!5S1l, Mddles
fIm. long cicst. SEE. Lard advanced
l-alGc ery, Zen back iaGe. closing firm
western steam. SiC;, S1.31ta57.J0; August,
sT.sGafI.tj. Fieishts firm.
BALTIMORE.
BuTisopE. july -. Flour lower and
CIicr. H0WaId-s,Teet AMI western super
hpe, - JOaS3; do. extra. e3.2ja2l; DO.
family, 3f2Jgs5.25; City Mills zuperGue,
~. ,JasS.ij; 90. extra, S3.3jaS4 10. Rio
brands, S5.31aS5.G2. Wheat southern
steady ana iairly active; western steady,
closing quiet; southern red, 9iig6c.
southern amber, 9laGgs.; No. Maryland,
gjsc. bid; 10. , western winter red, spot.
s3sagisc. Corn Southern nominal west
EN- nominate; southern white. T2a73e.
southern yellow, 6Gegsc. Oats scarce and
hrIner southern, SSsf2o. western white,
,lsi3c.; western mixed. 3Sg39c. Hay firm
prime 70 choice Pennsylvania aud Mary
hud, iGalsc. Provisions steady and mod-
erate demand. Mess pork, sl1. Bulk.
meats-Shouiders aud elsar-rib sides,
packed, : aud glc. Bacon Shoulders, T!c.
cler-rib sides, lOe. Hams, iiiai5tc. Lard
Refined, 94c. Coffee steady; Rio, 9al0c
Sugar iirmer A soft. e,c. Wbissey steady
az sI.l5. tEeights easy.
LOUISVILLE.
LoU1svIILR, July 2S.-Grnn quiet.
Whest-No. red. sOaSJc. Corn-No. 2
mixed, sJe. 0.,s--No. mixed, 3lie.
Provisions jm. Mess pork, $3.50. Bulk-
meats Shoulders, 1913; clear RIB, $3.50;
clear sides, 50. Bacon shoulders, $3.50
clear rib. 1925; clear, s9.0at. Hams
sugar-cured, l3lc. Lard-sIesm leaf,
$3.50.
sf. LOUIS.
81. LoCIs, July 9s.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher and active; No. red, S8iA
sole. cash. s5las5ic. August. Corn higher
and slow; fSlc. cash, 4s!a4sAc. August.
Oats inactive aud higher; 2stc. cash sad
July. Whskey steady at Si.0S. Pork
quiet st q .l6. Bulk-meats firm; lopg clear.
$3.50; short rib. IS; short clear. sS.25.
Bacon strong; iong clear, 90; short rit.
GAIA clear. s9.S0aso.sst. Lard dull aud
nominal al 81.
CINCINNATI.
Csx0HSASI, July cs.-- Flour dull; family,
s3.90a$4,2s. wheat In active demand; No.
2 red, SO. Corn steady No. mlxed. 81
aSt3e. Oats easier; No. 2 naked. SIS.
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CINCINNATI.

CTxuHsArI, July eS.-Flour dull; family,
s3.90a$4,2s. wheat In active demand; No.
red, Sc. Corn steady No. : mtxed. 81
s5sae. Oats easier no. 2 uixsd. SIS.
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I.osr. sTRAYED, AxD rousD.

tSe9F. sGHaEtds, AND fotsD-
+ OST, SUNDAY MORNING. b..
Ia TWEEN Contt, ard 81 Join streets t4i ths
seeoei African hsptigt eharen, GOLD BAR
rewarded ~ leaving so No. lil3si. yoha q vel.
~ 2e-lts AMANDA BgOHN
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-nnOcERlEs.

Gn0eEa'As.
end LAxUAYf& Cs,ffft. 80 h4g< cAoicelAvA
S syf $50 81 A ssss. 81 SsG s s;S oIsx
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eRocERzRs, ae.

)OO PRIME HAMS; SUGARS, vAgt-
<oO EloUs GRADES; rhAS, GRxEN sna
hLAthi FLOUR, helt hrsads; waiskxYs ~
sclesior qaality BRANDY. wtshs, and ei>sat
antced az Jntis N. lilGSl>>'s.
El0 Franklin stsest. nesf Oii N.rxst.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"-N's 'N-y - 4.''1'
SALES FIRST HoAED.--el00 City s. al
1893; 10 shares Petersburg stock at 2lt.
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was SG.72. The Morrison bill proposed 10
reduce 10 20 per cent, but with a saving
clause that II should not be lower than the
Morrill, tarin. which was &C per ton. but
not less. Some say that would rum the
iron interest, but all this talk about protec-
lion Tor the labOriHg-man was hyp0criti-
cad. IL cost SlS TO manufacture pig-iron IN
Pennsylvania, aud only Sl2 AZ Low A0OF
and Longdale, on account OF the conye.
nienee 10 coal. The Pennsylvania iron
men are making q pen ton on their lion.
and the iaboring.men are taxed 10 make
Them rich. No, Mr. Blame says we are al
getting rich. and he has gotten rich, too,
along with them. The North has gotten
rich. but the South poor. II we could carry
out our plans We would force the Pennsyi-
wanna iren-msn TO bring their capital down
here and make their iron Ia Virginia and
Alabama. am, God helping me, going 10
do AL ! can 10 promote the Interest OF the
laboring-man. AS 10 cotton, the Massaciu-
sets manufacturer puts his cotton per
cent. cheaper than the English manufac.
t,uer. and the southern manufacturer puts
bis cheapest OF all, therefore making more
money $50 the northern man wants pro.
teciions Mr. Tucker said be was not Free
Trader, but he Was opposed 70 laying tax
rrca the laboring-man IN order TO put
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WAVES.

Two STEADY, RELIABLE COMPOS-
i t1ORs can Obtain employment on a mpTning
newspaper by addressing FOREMAN, Box IS
Richmond. Va. ~ -
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WANTED. BY THE lsT OF Az
w GUST. TWENTY WHITE GIRLS o. ID
ChANBf R-N DIRK. Good homes aud good wages
secured for them. Il. W. IlsDN'S
Imullymeut Agtucy,
~ 2g-ItH 32u east Broad street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
TXE EUT7OR.
TIE FEELING FAVORABLE TO
BELLEVUE.

Over Il dozen citizens OF Haile>
have expressed their approval of the
article which APP oeared in yesterdays
TIMES, suggesting that no further
steps be taken to celebrate the Fourth
OF July in this city this year, in order
that all who wished might 90 to Belle.
vue- on that dav Others, who also
approve of the article, wish the TINE,
to go further, and urge that on the
morning Of the Fourth procession be
formed in HALEY, which all deslrous
OF showing their good will toward
bellevue can oln-this procession To
proceed to our sister city, march into
town headed by the Haley band, and
take part in all the exercises of the
day.
Two citizens of Ketchum have also
signflcl their Endorsement OF the
views expressed by the TIMES, and
state it as their opinion that the pco-
pie of that place will gladly agree to
a concerted movement to pay Belle
we visit the coming Fourth. Some
Of the members of the ketchum band
having already expressed themselves
to the same effect, it is probable that
1t, too, will go to BELLEVUE.
1t is evident that the prepondcrance
Of feeling is favorable to Bellevue, and
that all that is required to secure a
iarg attendance there from outside
towns the national holiday, is proper
understanding of The matter. No
rivalry now exists between HALEY aud
amy other Wood River town, nor
should any exist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
Beer Creek News.

uperintendent Chase is working
the DAvitt mine for all there is in it.
E;gat tons of first class ore are ey-
irActcd daily, and as soon rs another
level Is opened the force will lie in
creased.
Frank Taylor has large force of
men at work on the Snow r'lv and
Montana, and has commenced ship
ping ore.
Deer Creek, between the Hot
Springs and the Divide, has never
been half respected, but the recent
deVe'opm ants in that section is bring
ing many rospectors there who will
uncover many COOL veins. This
should be the most prolific section
of this region, this summer.
IAaco are many promising pros
poets for sale on Deer Creek that can
be BOMBED for short time by the
right Sind Of parties, aud all in search
of property would DO well to visit the
creek for a few days.
Deer Creek will show large in
crease OF ore shipments tLis year, over
last.
{. /. Bolton is making many i'm
provements around the Hot sSpfiuos
lie has set out several hundred trees. |
anl has Il large garden where almost
everything in the Vegetable lin. j,
growing finely, hot water being used
to ifrlgate with, There is quit, play !
ground for children attached, with
swings, fitting boards, etc, and Boil
ton, Deer Creek Hot Springs will
doubtless be favorte re sort the com
ing summer.
The roads are quite dry, as far as
Narrow Gauge guch but con.ilera-
bic snow still re mains in the rov;nes
further up the creek.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, |, IT,

May 10. 1884.
Notice o. the above application will be pub.
i'shtd IN the TINES, printed ut HALEY, Idaho
which hereby dies gnnte rs the newspap,r Tub
li-he" nearest the land described in said applca.
ton.
lnatl HOMER T. pOV\D Pegist.r
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
SUMMONS.
Ts.rG rt nv or IDAHO,
COUNTY OF ALruRAs
IN the Probate Court of Alturas County. Id.h,
Territory.
John En,lres and Jacob Bonnet "a firm OF John
Endres Co. plant ffs, VS. James
Code, defendant

10 James Code. in the name of the people o! the
t-'i It ties in the T.rrit ry of Idaho:
You IRE hereby notfei that there is now on
ME IN the ONCE of the Probate Court of the county
OF Aifuras, in the Telrit ~ of Idaho the com
plant OF John Endrts Co., demanding of You
the sun OF s2!o.5' upon the fol owing cause OF
action the said sum of S22l 50 due to plaintiffs
II IN Sou the said defendant. for goods wares and
m.rchand'se. sold rnd delivered to you by plsin-
uhs b. tween Nov. l, 1888. aud April l. 1884
and taot unless you appear and answer 10 said
complaint at my office in HALEY l. T., within I n
days ex' insivr of the day Of serrice), after the
s'rVi @ on you Of this slimmuns-if served within
this county: ii served ont of the county but in
ms district. within 20 days; otherwise within
iorty days or judgment by defquit will be takea
against you Tor the Of two hundred and
twenty dollars and fifty cents 1920. 5O) together
with the costs OF suit
In testimony whereof, GO NJ Parsons Pro.
nate jug have hereunto set my hani and aft x-d
w Ss"i"i said Court at Hailey. idaho, this 9th
day MAY, A. ID LOST
lsEAl. GEO NJ PARSONS,
. Probate Judge.
EN Ofic'o Clerk OF the Pr bate Court
A'A"sIo"i MCGOWAN, Pits. Atts. n9
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
NOTICE.
JOHN HALEY.

Tel the children to cut out and savo the comic
silhouette pictures as they appear from issue to
ISSUE They will be pleased with the collection.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
To Lovers Of Good (OR.p.

Try the old, original Nevada Chop
House, opposite S. j. Friedman's, for
IA cup of genuine French coffee, made
in regular French coff.e-pot- and
you will go again.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-27
Notice..
U. >. LAND OFFICE. HAILEv, IDAHO,)
Nav % 1874

Z. g. LAND OFFICE. HAILEv IpAHo.)
May ~. 1884.
Com nlrint having been entered NJ this Office by
PETER LEDUC tgatnst CONSTANTINE BAKER
Tor nbsndon.ns hts Homestead Entry No. 40. dated
o. Der 10, 1888 upon the Z. 4 and Lot Of 8.
= Sec 70. rod N. f. 4 sDd Lot of N. W a
Sec,'"n ~ Township Soutn. Range 20, in A'turss
cnnntV iiaho, vita a view TO the CANCEL 1tiou of
s*,t entry: tue shid prr.ies are hcrsbv sunmone ed
to ahpe"r 1T ths office on the 9 tn day of Jnnn,
.sS h O'Clock D. m to respond aud furnish ties.
tnony concerning said all-ged Abandonment.
HOMER T.. POUND. Register
MT J. s. WATERS, Receiver
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NOTICE.

1te columns OF the "Tjmes' ere al
"dJ's op.n, free Of cAorye, to any
perSo" 'rAo may .teel ogyrieced o.
m|Sre/'fesenieA By a"ylhing ulpec..-
ing ~ is coi,twus. and ereu u libel
o" "a e1itor 'rill be pujfiShed, tie
%'i5cr reserrilty tie right ia replY
""ly II tie iSs"e or iSs"es subsequent
II Us p,tbf;cotion. Libeis on othe,s
'ciII net, horercF, be yi"e~ spare on
0'yco4$jd ruiio".
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THE DOLLAR COLuMN
Wanted.

resrecfstie girl from 16 to 20. to oro...
SWtch p LIZARD at Telephone office Apply at ofss
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WagOnmaking and Dlacksmi,hing

MATCHMAKING and Blacksmith hing.
Prospectors, miners, ranchers, team
sters, and all in need of work in GU,
line, will find us at the old Rynearsor
stand, north end of Main street
Haley, at sign Of the big wheel.
E. E. CLARK, Blacksmith,
mdSw w. Fl. HAvENs, Wheelwright
Bcautify Your Homes.
Go to f. A. Whites, aud buy some
iridescent wiz dow shades,
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~ EW TODAY.
I.ost-A Bunch of KEYS.

bunch OF six or seven KEYS. with a Missouri
Pacific Incal baggage check on the riog was lost
To-day between Riley Trary's and the Post.
Office. The nn1ers sned will he Thankful IL tbev
are returned to him. or lett at the TIMES ON g.
GUY HAMMER
Deputy Postmaster.
HALEY. Idaho. May 81, 1894.
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Wanted.
Dissolution of Co-Partnersh;r

Notice Is hereby given that the co. p,r+,.,...
criticize existing in the saloon business in n,P
non uhder the firm name Of Healey l. Hsnniaan:i
purrhnsih the interest therein Of Simon W .nsHsh
All outstanding accounts will be collacti ae!
all ihdt btedness assumed by Patrick Hannia.n anu
SIMON HEAfEy
Bullion, Idaho, May 49, 1874. ~,
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. uoVr a0oVo 7ese ", Haley, ID
Notice lOr Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IpAHo,)
May II, 1884.
Presumption Decaratory Statement No 10 for the
3 o. = n. w, !, See. TO- N. IS f. dn hereby give
n"tce OF my INT ntion to make final proof est,b
llsh my claim to the land above described ana IT, at
expect e. prove my residence and cultivation
before the Register and Receiver at HALEY Idaho
on jane 80. 1881, by two of the following
witnesses; +. Or M r, f. Bartch c. Hu.neke
AID Charles Haup- al! OF Hail y. Iiaho.
FRANK MITCHELL
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HNOCR FURNISHED IN CAP LOTS THE BEST
ira' ds ever sold on Wood River
We h"ve const nifty hard the P.tent Roller
Dtstr and Central Mills Flour, every sack way.
ranted.
Cohsi gnments sJlicitel.
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Wanted,

ny respectable, sober man and wife. employ.
iucnt TO cook in good mine. Wife il An exee lent
cook. Apply or dfiress MRS. ARCHER. HALEY
rear Of sadllery shop next tue Po>tofice nedml2xw