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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
WILL 1T BE A FAILURE?

The Minnie Moore mine, although
1t is owned and partly paid for by
English capitalists, has not passed to
their control, and is still being worked
and managed in businesslike man.
her. When the remainder OF the pur-
chase price shall have been paid, and
the English company given full swing,
1t would not be at all surprising If the
mine ceased to pay. And this, not
because it will not be good mine.
but from some other cause. We have
seen so many failures in mining by
English companies that we confess to
\ certain skepticism in this matter.
And as we do not care to have this
section blamed for what may be the
blunderS Or worse, OF the future man
ayers of the mine, we now express our
doubts of their success and wish this
expression to be remembered.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
C0nstable's Sale.

By virtue OF an execution. issued out of the Pre-
bate Court of HALEY Precinct. Count OF Alturas,
and Territory OF Idaho, and to me directed and de-
hvered. for Judgment rendered and entered in
said Court. on the 18th day Of February. 1851 in
favor Of Cliff Mckay, and against s. tn Williams
for the sum of $500 40 and costs taxed ut $50 .25
have Levied on seized and taken all the right tito
and interest of the above named defendant of, in
and to the following described real prop. rty, to-
wit
All right. title and interest Of defendant il the
mining claims known as the southern Sta,. and
the Western Beauty. both situate on East Fork
in Warm Spring Mining District, Altlras county,
Territory of Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that on the It'll day Of
April, 1854, at O'Clock p. m. Of that day in front
OF the Office of the Probate Judge the county OF
Aluras, will sell the right title and int rest of
said Seth Williams in and to the above dtscrl bed
property at public ton fer cash in hand 10 the
higest and best bidder, to satisfy said execution
and all costs.
Dated, the 18th day of March. 1881
h. +. OLIVER Constable,
nl5td Haley Precinct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
NOTICE..

The Water Works of tho Altu-
ras Water Company are COM
pleted, and we are prepared to
furnish pure water for demes-
tic or other purposes, to all who
make application for the same.
The firm of Coffin Bros. are our
authorized agents, and on appli-
cation to them terms and prices
will be given those desiring ser
ALTURAS WATER co.
e. G. COFFIN, Sec'y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
THE DOLLAR COLUMN.

Entertainments not exceeding an inch Tor ten
lines of small type> in length will be inserted in
.h;s Goldman for one dollar per week, or fifty cents
"a Srst insertion and twenty-five cents each I'D.
Ntiocsl interchangeable in ADVANCED
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
NOTICE..

The columns Of the "7imes" are a.
seoys open, free Of charge, to any
person acho may feel aggrieced or
misrepresemted by anything appear
ing M its columns; and eren a libel
on its editor ,ciU be published, the
later reserving the right to reply
only IN the issue or issues subsequent
to its publication. .Lidels on other.
soiN not, hosoever, be gioen space on
any consideration.
THE EDITOR.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
ARE WE TO BE NEGLECTED.

A New York letter to the TINES
states that there is every probability
that tho country along the Oregon
Short Line Railway will not be
*boothed" very strenuously, if it is
not neglected altogether, for some
time to come. The work of con.
struction will be carried on, it is true,
but not as theoretically as heretofore;
and whereas the road could he CON-
plcted to 4 junction with the Oregon
line within four or 1--WE months, this
will be done SO slowly now that years
may elapss before it is accomplished.
The reason assigned for this is that
Jay Gould Is heavily interested in the
Northern Pacific and other stocks
formerly controlled by Mr.. Willard,
and he wants the northern country
boothed in order that he may be able
to dump out his heavy blocks of stock
1t large advance. This may take
him one year, or it may require three ;
but in the meantime it is probable
that he will not be very anxious to
push the Oregon Short Line to COM
pletion, as it is intended to tap the
very ground which is now the exclu.
sive domain Of the Northern Pacific.
In pursuance Of this determination,
1t is stated that work upon the rail.
road shops at Shoshone will sooh be
ordered discontinued, and that the
force At work upon the road will be
materially reduced.
Even if the above is reliable, Wood
River will not be injuriously affected
by the change Of policy on tho par,
Of Mr.. Gould. This section is so vel
known that no effort to keep capita
away can succeed, if there is any
thing to sell that gives = reasonable
promise of fair return on the invest
ment. Besides, tho road is built ane
equipped to this place; it costs nearl,
Is much to operate it when business il
light as when it is heavy, while the re
sulting loss to the company is yer,
great in the former case. The peopl,
of Wood River need, therefore, t.
have no fear for themselves. Blu
with the residents of Shoshone, Med
bury, Caldwell, Weiser, Boise, and al
other sections tributary to the Oregon
Short Line, it is different. If tn.
work of constructing the road is per
m'tted to languish, and no encrgeti,
efforts are made to divert the flow o
Immigration along its line, it will un
doubtedly suffer, though not to an,
very great extent, or for any consider
able period, as this territory i. to,
promising and becoming too wei
known to be seriously injured by tn,
stock manipulatrons of any capitals
or clique of capitalists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
NEW TODAY.

The Republican County Central Committee met
in this city yesterday afternoon and made the fol-
lowing superintendent Of delegates to the County
Convention which is to be held for the purpose Of
selecting six deegates to the Territorial Conven.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
He Asked a FaSor,

Snow, darling, will you grant me
one favor before l go?"
"Yes, George, l will" she said,
dropping her eyelashes and getting
her lips in shape, "What is the favor
l can grant you?"
"Only = little song at the piano,
love. / am afraid there Is dog out
side waiting for me, and l want to
scare him away"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
Notice for Publication.
L. S. LAND OFFICE. HALEY, I. T. |

US LAND OFFICE. HALEY IT)
March H. 1854.
l, Patrick McMonigle, of HALEY. r. O. who mnde
Pre- -emption Declsratsry Statement Ne. osol for
the S. +. \ of N. W. y and N. f. i OF $. W. 4 and
lots and 3. Section So Town n, Range
Is East, do hereby give notice of my
intention to make final proof to estab-
lsh claim TO the land above described.
and that expect 10 prove my residence and Guilt
walton before the Register and Receiver at HALEY
Idaho. on 23d day of April 1884. by two of the
following witnesses; Friedrich Brenemsn. j. A..
Meadows. !anes ONeal and Ed. Fiannery-sll of
HALEY. ?. O., Idaho.
PATRICK McMONIGLE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
|'l3'liS79;II!3eI9
LOTTERIES
100000 for So.

l. REGULAR MONTHLY DRAW
I'LL ing will take place in Covington
Kentucky.
Thursday, March ~, 1884.
tered by the Legislature of Kentucky. and twice
declared legal by the highest Court in the State.
Bond given to Henry county in the sum of 500 900
for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19

lAo' frlZeS. flIo,too
Whole Tickets, $500.
Half Tickets, $l.OO.
9. Tickets, $4,000.
65 Tickets, $4,000.
Remit money Postal Note. Bank Draft in Let
ter, send by Express.
ORDERS Of s. and upward. by Express can
be sent at expense. Address all orders to ]. j..
DOUGLAS. Covington Ky. slttsd-w3y1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
Woodchoppers Wanted.

The undersigned, having taken contract to
chop 900 cords of wood, can give employment to
q limited number of woodchoppers Or, he will
give sub-coatracts for choppine any part OF tho
900 cords
Apply to
STEPHEN JEFFREY Cornishman,
At Barney Clark's saloon.
Haley, Idaho, March 6, 1884.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
Logs Wanted
A Comfortable Dwelling to Let i.

The commodious fve-room dwelling house oc-
cuped by the family of Oscar Bache, on First ave-
nue. near Bullion in this city. is for rent cheap,
TO good tensnt-furnished or unfurnished.
Apply ut
Mrs. BAcHEs HALEY HOTEL.
NIT Main street, near Bullion.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
L. s. LAND OFFICE HALEY l T.

March l., lSS4
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the TINES. printed at HALEY, Idaho
which hereby designate as the newspaper pub
lshed nearest the land described in said spplica-
ton,
m'awS HOMER l.. POUND Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
A Desirable Bargain.

Rochon's two-story building. on Main street.
Kefchum is offered for sale. 1t is 1880 the lower
door is occupied as a saloon, and the upper story
as . hall The structure brings 500 month
rent. from prompt paying and responsible tenants.
II is of the most ehgibly located business
houses in Ketchum.
Ny sole reason for selling is that want to 60 to
the C9ur d'Alene.
For particulars, apply to or address
mllm1 r. hOedCN Aetcnum.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-03-19
Probate notice.
In the Probate Court. Alturas County, Idaho Ter
ritory.
In the matter of the Estate of S. P. WILSON
Deceased.

Pursuant to an order of said Court made on the
nth day of March. A. d. 1884 notice Is hereby
given that Monday, the invent, fourth day Of
March, A, ID. 1854, at II O'Clock. a. of said day,
at the Courtroom of said Court, in the town OF
HALEY county Of Anuras. has been appointed as
the time and place FOR proving the will of said s
=. Wilson, decea, ed, and fer hearing the appHca
ton of 7. I. Redsull for the issuance to hun of
Letters Testaluentsry, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated, March L. 1887
GEO. NJ. PARSONS
Ex-Oficio Clerk of the Probate Court
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anna Wtaria bate i6on Iange bic
8erna6ldiiigung feinerfeits i6mersli6
empfunben uno fannte ben erniten, bor>
it6tigen 8ater gut genug, Inn su tpiFen,
6aB er ME oberf fd9Ii6 urtbeile. gs
muBte tpobl Babrbeit iein, baB pebr
gbre uao Nuieben ibrer 9iebe borgeaoz
gen, unb ipenn iie ii9 au9 babur9 bers
leBt fiblte, tpenn ft6 ibr Stol3 aud
emp6rte, iie fonnte Inn ni6t 6arum
Siirnen.
50 fano bic @sutter tte, su ibrer
Greube rubig unb gefaBt, iogar ein 2d=
6eln umipielte ben blei9ett Mun6 bes
Mdb6ens, un6 als Die @rdfin Margas
retba fie fragte, ob iie fi9 febr ungliid=
li9 fiible, entaegnete iie rubig:
Sd babe es felt eiuiser 3eit fOmnen
feben, Mutter, es mar mir ni9t iiber=
raf6enb. pebr mill getuiB feinem alien
Batter ni9t bas 9eraelei6 antbun, aug
Dem 9ienfte bes G6nigs gu geben, unb
ba bleibt ibm tpobl faum ettuas Nn6eres
iibrig, als ii9 BON mir los3ufagen. Sd
ipiinI9te 1tur, ct bdtte mebr Wutb gez
aeigt unb mid ni9t bur9 Mnoere BON
Dem We9iel feiner @elinnung in &enut=
nib feben lafen.
(GortfesHhy foIst.)
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Griebensri@ter bom 4}reeinet SO. 1.

GrleoeHsrlWIer p0m PreCtuct No. /.
Gan antonio, 28. TuauH 1884.
Yin Die @abIer bes @rsinet SO. 1 bon 8erar
gounth!
Wleine Serren! - Da bic WabI bon gountb-
Beamten binnen 3uraem itattfinbet, 70 balte id
eS fiir Hfibt, nteinen Gonftituenten fir bic
llnterfiisuns unb bic Cunt su banfen, bic fie
mir in ben bier bersansenen Sabren ertpiei fen
baben, unb slei@seitis um Die Gortiebuug ibres
Wertrauens aud fiir Die na9fe @abI au bitten.
Sd fiin6ise mid bier6nr9 alS ganbioat aur
Nie6erertuGblung fit baS 9lmt bes Griebens.
ri9ters bonn l. @recinet in 8erar Gountb on.
Oabei beriprede i6, tpenn eripablt, Die 1fIi9.
ten be8 MmteS unparteii19 unb mad nteimen
beffen &rdften aud in 8ufunft su erfiilIen, &c.
rabe tpie i'd mid befrebt babe, benlelben in Der
gersansenbeit nabsutommen. Adtunssbou
anton ADAM.
Bir iino autoriiirt Germ Mar Neme,,.
borf aIs &anbibat fiir bas Briebensri@teramt
fiir ben 1. Rreeiuft anSufiinbiseu.
Sd made biermit befannt, baS id auf
Wnnf9 meiner Greunbe unO sfa9barn, Ranbi.
bat fiir bas Mmt eineS Triebensri9ter BIN, i'm
Suffice esprecinet 30. 8, 8erar gountb, Seras.
U. Bremer.
gSir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Serb. NiaaIi
ole Ganbibat fiir oas amt 6es SberiTs bon
Beror County, an3u3eigen.
@ir finb antoriirt, GERM @tiIipp
Sbaroein aIs ganbibat fiir bas Nmt oes
Sbsriffs bon Berar gouuts, amautinoisen.
96ir ttn6 autorifirt, Capt 6. u. Stee ems
als ganbibat fiir baS glint Oes Sberiffs bon
8erar gcuntb in ber fonmenben gSabI anau.
aeiaen.
asir finb erma6tist, sobn 8. @eetor
als ganbibat fiir ben Gonsres bonn 10. consref.
fonenen Sifrift antumel6en.
@ir finb autorifirt, Germ IS. 8. Sen.
oerfon als @anbibat fiir Mnpalt i'm 3s.
Difrift, Die Counties aiurey, llbalbe, gDparb,
Meoina, 8anbera, aerr, Senball unb gomal
umfaAenb, ansuaeisen.
Serr s. Us. G6peppe in 80rne EN-,
pfieblt fi@ ben 8iirseru bes 81. 0iitritts aur
Grpdbluns als @epra ientant ber 19. 2egis.
latur. Der Difritt umfabt bic Counties 8aus
Ssra. aerr, RimbIe, @eafon, aenbau unS
Mebtna.
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9as 2ebett n. aenieBe,t.

@iele Meni6en senieBen bas 9eben
ui9t mebr als @efangene pber 8erz
bannte In ben Minen Sibirien's. gs
III, neil iie i;6 iiberarbeitet baben, unb
bic Golsen iinb: 9terboitdt, @allens
iiberHuB ober SDspeplie. Sic t6nnten
gliidli9 iein, tuiirben iie Brotpn's Sroa
8itters gebrau9en. DieIes 1T cine be-
fonbere 3uiammeniebung BON @ifen,
tuel9es in bas 8lut eiubringt un6 1ns
reinli9feiten austreibt. &ei9tbum fir
Nrmutb, Stdrfe fir S9pd1e, uno
&raft fhr Mabigteit gibt. Serr @b=
tpdro Cane BON SerfeD @itD, &c. s,
litt an Oispepfia unb slppetitloigfett.
st gebrau9te 8rpmn's Srnn Bitters
unb f9reibt: rgs madte mid fart
uub gliidli@." s
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@oliion oes 9ampfers v9obenfaufen"
NIT Der gorbette Sophie" tr,a6t Der
gapitdn bes Sampfers folgenbe rldbere
Mngaben; Scr y9obenitaufen" Feuerte
WgtW. ] @., ,i1b bas Gei6maber,
tDel9es anf9etneno in GielInie fuhr,
befanb f9 auf fiioweitlidem gurfe an
Steuerbor6 boraus. 9a ein paiiiren
Dor ben G9iffen ni9t m6gli9 tuar, 70
tDur6e auf benz r9pbenffaufen" bas
Huber badboro utt0 iueiter bart badborb
gelegt, um binter Dem lebten G6iffe,
ber Sophie" berumsugebem. Ms nun
bet p9obenffaufen" bart mad 9teuer=
borb abfel, tpurbe di,f Der Sophie
6as Nuber pl6Blid ffeuerbnrb gelegt.
9a6ur@ entffanb bic @efabr eiier
golliiion, au beren Berbinber,ing man
auf ben1 r9obemitaufen" ridts anoeres
tbun fonnte, als iebt ebetlfals bart
Steuerbor6 5u geben. 9ie Sophie"
fam in5pii9ert tpieoer auf ibren alien
Ours unb beibe G9iffe batten fi6 bis
auf etua i Seenteile chamber gendbert.
Muf benz s9obenitaufen" blieb oas &uz
oer bart teuerboro liegen, tpeil cine nod
ntalige @erleguus au elmer goIIiiion Ste
ben anf Steben gefiibrt bdtte. @lei1.
5ettig arbeitete bic Mafdine polle 3raft
radmdrts unb beibe Man6ber tpir6en
nit Der Sampfpfeife iignaliiirt. Die
Sophie" lieB aud riidudrts arbeiteu,
bebielt aber ibrert alsen Ours. Neibe
S9iffe famen ni@t gan3 aus Der Gabrt
unosbie vSopbie" tam Dor ben Bug 6es
Qobenitaufen", tpoburG bieielbe an
gadborbfeite, atpii9eu Sod unb @roBs
matt elm Sod erbielt. ipdbrenb BEN
r6obenfaufen" Der Steben bei9dbiat
tDur6e un6 mebrere plaiten Spanten
aerbra@en." Befdtegt fidb bieie Dar.
felIung, 10 tphrbe ben, gapitdn 6es
2loDo6ampfers ieoenfals ni9t aur 2ait
gelegt tuerben f6nnen, bon bornberein
ben Beriu@ gema9t au baben. Die 2iels
linie 6es @ei9ma6ers 40 bur1breGen,
anfatt, tpie borgei9rieben, ieineu Ours
hinter benz @ef9maoer berutlaunebuen.
Sie uria@e bes unglidli9en 8orfalles
tparbe in benz umftanoe au erblideu fein,
oaB man auf BET Sophie" bieMlan0ber
bes n9obenffaufen" rniBberffanb unb
bon Der Mnnabme ausging, berielbe
beabi9tige ben Ours bes Gef1maOers
5u freu3etl. Gin abi@IieBenbes l1rtbeiI
tpir6 ielbffberitdnbIidb erlt nad6 G6luB
0er ieeamtli@en 'unteriu6ung nndgli6
fetn. Der y9obenftaufen" tpur6e BON
g. 6A..e.
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@uabaIupe Gpunth.


Dir iinb bsauftrast GERM @mil @ei.
II ert als &anOibat fit bas Amt zines Sbe.
riffs bon @uabalupe County anauaeisen. Seine
9u9tigfeit far beiastes amt 1T alien dltern
Mnteblern febr tuobI betannt.
8er iinb bebolma9tist germ ausuit
g d nall als aanbibat fit bas antf bes
ahe1ers bon Guadalupe gountb in ber Md.
iten MobcmberipabI anauaeisen.
8ir finb erma@tist, GERM SameS
gresnipoob bon @uabalape @onntb ais
ganbibat fir bas amt bes Difritt anpaltS
fiir ben aus ben Counties Guadalupe, @ilion,
@cn3aleS, 2abara unb golorrbo sebiIbeten Di>
ftritt ansuseisen.
@u iinb autorifrt, 8 M. 9unn als San.
oibat fiir @ieberertuablung fir bas amt bes
9 beriffS bon qua Salupe COUNTY
in Der 9obemberpabI am3useisen.
Serr &. SaunberS autoriiirt uns, ibn
als aanDibat fiir @ieoertpabT fir bas Nmt bes
gountb (. S9osmeifers bon Guadalupe
&onntY anaufiinoieen.
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@abl : Mmscige,t.

Bir lin6 ermadtist, Germ @mil 8 per.
mann als &anbi6at fit Sdute. .Snipeftor fit
bic temmenSe gSabI anauseigen.
gSir iinb ailtoriiirt, Germ s reb. 8aber
fit 6as amt Ses @onfabler fit @reeinct Mo. I,
8erar gouutb Bel Der beboritebenben @abI an.
auaeisen.
gBir finb autoriErt, Ni1ter @eorg s.
Noo n als &anbibat fit @ieberpabl fir
6as aint bes Diifriftri9ters ansufiinbisen.
Nir itno autoriiirt, GERM IS m. 81. 6 d e
olS 8an6ibat sur Bieoerpabl fit oas stmt bes
gountb'@erme1erS anaufiinbigen.
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&atto 80 t,erfamfe,t. /,

Sin bel Sablor in Billiamjon gountb, II
Weiten bon bet giIenbabn aeleseneS StId 2anb
nit REDEEM f9parsen @rairieb0oent entbaltenb
5000 AdeL
1T su berfaufen. OaiIelbe entbalt Sols senus
iia aber in Sem. 0as % aanb p' prS ietoo5l M i'm
Sganaen als in ein5elnen Stiiden gu mdbisen
Treiien bertauft. @egen ndberer sluSfunft
tpenee man iid) an
Warf Spnes,
2s,S,p3M 3dbtor, Seras.
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Die fiirali6 bon Deutl9tan6 an Be,
Weffiiife BON Nfrifa genta@ten &C.
bietsertperbungen tpurben gebilIigt uni
ber beuti6en &egierung erfldrt, 6aB 1ie
Bel tpeiteren S6ritten auf bic Nation
bertrauen biirfe.
= Ngram. Sn Golge bes Wabt=
aufrubrs 1T Der ffeine 8elagerungs=
5uitanb iiber bic Stabt berbdngt tporz
ben. Na6 3engg 1T Msilitdr fomman=
Dirt tpotben, tint bort ausgebro1ene
unruben au unterbrnden. Ser Biirger=
meiiter 1T 6es Mmtes entboben tpor6en.
= Mberbeen. Giirf 8ismard ion
beabf9tigen, ben prinaen bon Wales
i'm @bergel6ie S@loB su befu6en. (?)
= 8riifel. 9as l1eue @9ulgefeb
tritt unber3iigli9 in Rraft.
= Sofia. 9ie ferbii9en 8auern an
Der bulgarii6en @rettae rii1ten Sid5 81.
einem @infalle in 8ulgarien, tint ibren
@ren5na9barn bic @rnte 5u rauben.
- gifena9. Sn elmer bier abgebaI=
tenen Werfammlung beg beuti9en &o=
loniiations 8ereins fiibrte ber 6iirf
9obenlobe ben @orfb. Oie 8eriamntz
lung biQigte bas neuli9e 8orgeben
9euti9lanbs an ber tpeit afritanil1en
Suite unb ipra@ bic l1eberseugung aus,
baB bic &egierung BEL tpeiteren @9rit=
ten auf bic bolle lInterftibung 6er Na=
tion re6nen f6nne.
= Sic ultramontane u@ermania"
in Berlin ber6ffentli9t bas Wablpro=
gramm BET &lerifalett. gs entbdlt bas
8erlangen .einer nollfdmbigen gin1eIz
lung 6es &ulturfampfes, einen proteit
gegen ben 5oaialismus unb eime Be.
fiirportung beg allgemeinen Stimm>
re@ts bel gebetmer @timmabgabe.
Sas @@riftfiid 1T iebr gei9idt abs
gefabt, un6 bic &lerifalen boffen, auf
@runb ibres prograntms einea bebeuz
tenben @timnten3utpa9s su erbalten.
Ser 6iibrer Der 2lerifalen, Winbtborif,
wirb fi9 auf &eife beseben, um @ablz
re6en au balten.
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= gis gum 25. erbielt Sort Mortb
nur 1871 Gallen Baumwole.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-25

Bir finb autorifirt, GERM IS. 8. 5en.
6erfor als @aubibat fir glnipalt i'm 3s.
Otfritt, Die Counties ainneY, llbalOe, gbparb,
Weoina, Banbera, &err, aenbau unb @omal
amfaheno, ansuaeisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-25
Gpumths EIerf.

gSir iinb ermadtist Serrn Slab. IS.
Smitb alS @anbibat Sur 8iebertuabl bes
slmtes aIs gountb. glerf ben 8erar Gountb,
amauaeisen, sen,ab ben 8eifimmunsen bet bemo.
| fratif1en County Contention.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-25
Gnalt16er lIuterri6t.

Dem @ublitum sur gla6ridt, bab im 8erein
n9orpartS" elm neuer &urfus ein9cri6tet it,
Der nnterridt finbst ieben Greitas prdeiie 8
nbr i'm 8ereinsIofal, @de @artt. unb gafo.
Strabe fatt unb foitst SO Gents pro Monat.
26, 9,tu4m Ser Sort nb.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-08

A WARNING TO BRIDEGRooMs.-
We were delayed a long time last
week on the Underground Railway.
All the men in my compartment
seemed TO be in more or less of
hurry. and maledictions both loud
and deep pervaded the atmosphere.
Two gentlemen were especially vo-
ciferous in their complaints, and af-
ter waiting a quarter of an hour OF
more, one of them waxed vlslbly
frantic. He fdgeted, stamped and
swore, and at length announced to
his companion that they must make
a bolt for it. The rest of US natu-
rally inquired the reason of his haste,
when he informed us that he was to
be married within an hour, and that
his friend was to act as best man.
But the train showed no signs of
moving and the clock was ticking on
ward. AT length he grew desperate.
He opened the carriage door, jumped
down, and followed by his best man,
scaled steep embankment, and dis
appeared over the top of an awkward
looking wall, encouraged by the
cheers of his fellow travellers. L sim
cerely hope he got to the church IN
time, and that the directors OF the
Underground Railway, who have sins
enough to answer for already, are not
responsible for any delay in the un-
ion of two loving hearts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-08

with these, the pulp is once more
mixed up with clear water, and after
passing through second set of pulp
dressers is run through an 84-inch
cylinder machine, and over nineteen
driers, which convert it into strong,
thin sheet, resembling blotting pa
per, except the surface is harder and
smoother. From the driers it is
wound on long reel, and from the
latter it passes between knives that
divide it longitudinally into three
strips, each of which is wound on
a cylinder into a roll Of 118 pounds
weight. This roll is now done up in
heavy wrapping paper and in this
manner is shipped to the dealer or
consumer Wood Worker.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-12-08
No Saloon in the Valley

The true noble hearts Of our nation,
Are throbbing with interest iniense.
Stirred up by the cry Of oppression
That is calling the world to defence.
Ring out the glad tidngs all over the land,
And with anthems of joy let us rally
To proclaim "a schoolhouse on every hin,
And not one saloon in the valley
Each chord of our human affections
Seems touched by delicate hand,
Yet they vbrate in every direction,
In full tones of love and command.
The long years of prayer and petition,
Shine forth in pillar of fire.
To lead and deliver this nation,
From a bondage of evil most dire
The low night of sin and of sorrow
Which has shadowed our land with its blight,
VIII break forth in glorious tomorrow,
If we follow the pathway of right.
The dark clouds of doubt and depression,
Are rolling in volumes away:
Pierced by the clear light of progression,
That heralds the dawning of day.
Ring ont the glad tidings all over our land,
And with anthems of joy let us rally
To proclaim, high knowledge on every hand,
And allow ssno saloon'' in earth's valley.