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Good business lots on Douglas Avenue
for sale by Nixon Elliott. 2i-tf
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REPUBLICAN STATE coNyEN1lon

delegate convention of the Republicans q,
the state OF Kansas will be held in the city Of
Topeka, on ~ "
WEDNESDAY, JULY lsrIi lisa
AT o clock D. m. for the purpose OF placing in
nomination candidates for state oi6cers and
elechng Republican State Central COMMITTEE
The Officers TO be nominated are as follows.
One Chief Justice OF the supreme Cont
"a Associate - -
Cio iii vacancy
g Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
= Auditor of State
. Treasury Of State
Attorney General
State Superintendent of Pub Instruction
All citizens who are in favor OF eleNating and
dtgnliying American labor, protecting and ex-
tehulng home industries, giving free popular
eaucauon TO the masses Of the people. securing
iree Suffrage and an honest counting of ballots
aud enectually protecting all human nights, in
every section OF our common country, and who
are willing 10 support the nominees OF the con-
Nencon, are invited to cooperate with Repub-
hcans in the Primaries and County Conventions
sending delegates to this Convention
The TESTS OF representation shall be the vote
cast for Hon. James Smith Republican canii-
date for Secretary of State, at the general cleo
hon held IL lSS2. Each county shall be en-
titled to one delegate and one alternate for
every 300 votes 30 cast, or any fraction thereof
or l25 or over, PGoyInED that every county shall
he entitled 10 AZ least one delegate and one al
iernate IN said convention, according TO the fol-
lowing
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-12

Strayed.-From the Bill Green place, four
miles east Of town, a 6.year-old, cream-col;
ored pony mare, with dark name and tail
branded on left shoulder "Y.n A rope was
on her neck. Finder address Jasper Davis,
Wichita, Kansas. 1l-2w
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TOWNSHIP 2s.

Az leo acres between Garden Plains and
Cheney. 200.
i22--l60 acres Is miles west, mile from sta
ton. 800.
4sl--l60 acres 81 acres in cultivation mile
north OF station. 100.
ilG--lG0 acres, 81 acres IN cultivation. 20 miles
west, AZ south of Garden Fiains. 2 200.
~ IG0 acres l. miles southwest; 40 acres in
cultivation, house, hedged well. 2.2oo.
to9--l60 acres, raw, II miles southwest, black
loan. s,00
t15--it0 acres, all bottom, house, barn and
outbuildiBgs, - acres well cultivated
so.
+'.l--siO acres. house and barn, 90 acres under
wire fence. J, 40
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CRY BUSINESS pRopEnry.

III Corner on Douglas avenue, lots. 6,eS.
Is gsNsoj. buildings sJxtD, near bridge.
G.6G
100 Building ant lot cor Main aBse LIST. A $40.
Builsiing and lot between LIST and I'd on
Main. $, so
% 2-story brick Main street SEQ.
2-story brick, Main street. $3.50.
3-story brick Douglas avenue 80
10. s-story brick, Douglas avenue. ,08
- Lot on Douglas avenue 1000
- Lot on Douglas avenue between Market
and Lawrence. 4 600
q Brick buii'iing and lot on Douglas ave.
#s.
l0s z-story frame building and lot ON Douglas
avenue. 5,1OAU.
l53 s-story brick ON Douglas avenue. $500.
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7 SEAL }
STATE OF KANSAS,

County Of sedgwiek,
I. 2. Z. Ford, County
Clerk of said county. hereby certify that the
abnye aud foregoing Is copy of the or,ier and
proceedings OF said Board of County Commits
i ''sers in and FIR said County, in the matter of
the bond and stock election of Lincoln Town
ship, ia said County, as the same appears of
r,c.'r,l in my office
Witness my hand and seal Of Office. june 10th,
ISL. r. 4. FoRp,
County Clerk.
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Read the Following!
These Must Also Go!
You Can't Help It--You Must Buy!

81 Ladies Guze Iose(n
do do do ( 3, Ladies' IiIe
Gauzey esl how
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wanted.-A girl to do general house
work in the country. Apply to or address by
letter S. NJ. Rozensteil, Goddard, Kansas.
Hay
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-12

We OF n
north cheapest and most desirable offered for residences
Phillips Addition
n o h a
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4 W OLIVER. Chairman.
j A. NELSON, Commissioner.
STATE OF KANSAS, a.
tfuutN-
Given under my hand officially, this 18th day
Of Msy, A. ID. 1884.
JOHN FISHER,
Sheriff Of Srtlgwirk COUNTY,, KANSAS.

NyANTED-Man and wife without small
w children: the man to take charge Of our
farm Is miles south of Garden Plain and the
woman to keep house cattleman preferred
Address Windsor Bros, ut Garden Plain or
Wichita. d30-3-wl2-2
NANTED-Ten or twelve high-grade two
w year-old bhlis-gOod, hardy, blocky
ones-fit for the range long yearlings will do.
Address Windsor Bros. Garden Plain or Wich-
ita, Kansas. d20-i-wl2-2
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CL AIRING
SALE!

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We auatoy make revised eonsol
find wholly impossible eonlense into the liberal
enlarge upon
favored country convincing
strong increasing tide is hiher
looking valleys southern Kansas
thing words that which
seekng-lands.
surpassed sangine xecaon
happy better able than
shall occupy eommodous
quarters win dnl desks stationery
all
power show them lands wthau to
them.
REAL, ESTATE EXCHANGE
o. NJ. steee's stand first Zoo
Sign Of The Big HIND CT
JOCELYN & THOMAS,
WICHITA. KANSAS.
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Hamburgs and Laces.
DOnQeStiCS.

in the
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VA offer
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on. G. D. SALFlELD.
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Di,nness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

James Black, the gen,lemanly horse
thief from Crur d'Alene, is still out
and no trace has been heard Of him.
Sheriff Furey went down the road to
Shoshone yesterday in search of him,
but the trip was trui;lrss. 1t is evil
dent he has not gone that way, and
parties who are on the lookout at the
various camps up the river will be apt
70 cage their bird before many da>s,
as hunger and privation will drive
him from cover. How Wilson win
establish his innocence of completely
in tie theft of the property is mys-
terry, since the actions of Black in
skipping out without apparent cause
has established evidence Of guilt sulli
Client to hold him for trial.
At the Republican primaries, or
Deer Creek yesterday, Sllas Pore anc
John Stapleford, whose names ap
peared in the list Of Democratic voter:
at HALEY Saturday were charged will
having voted. Both men indignant
~ denied the charge, on their honor
say ing they were lifelong Rcpubli
cans. Neither Pore nor Staplefor,
were in HALEY Saturday, and some o
the Jealous "workers" probably votet
some one else Oh their names.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

and filing the air with malaria. There
are but few cases OF fever on the river
this season
Two Sisters of Charity, from the
Umatilla Reservation, near Pendle.
ton, Oregon, are in the city to-day,
soliciting contributions toward buil,.-
ing their new hospital.
Charley Haupt, the popular musi.
clan, has bought lot on First av,
nue., between Carbonate and Galena,
aud will have dwelling erected at
once for his family which is expected
here the last of September
Zamloch, the wizard, is drawing full
houses IN ketchum. And he deserves
to. as all his tricks are well. performed,
new, and some Of them wonderful.
Many valuable presents are given
away at each performance.
Nelson Walling has opened pri-
vate boarding house on Main street,
above Croy. AMI contemplates draw
ing his hack off Of the ketchum line,
so that he may devote hi. attention to
The boarding-house business.
District Attorney Bruoer and his
family, and Miss Dibr+ll, niece OF
Judge V. S. Anderson, returned yes.
terday from three weeks trip to
Lost River. The copper smelter there
will be in operation in 30 days.
Mr.. Preston, who was accountant
with the firm of |. Morris & Co. prio,
to Mr.. D'.vers's coming, is reported tt
have died in England recently. Ills
friends here have expected his dealt
for some time--of general debility.
A. l.. Richardson, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, will leave tomorrow witt
his family. The latter will stop il
Boise, while Mr.. Richardson attends
court in Weiser and Silver City. hi
will return here in time for the Octo
Der term.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
Grand Ball nj Soldier.

There will be a grand ball at Soldier,
Thursday night the 2Sth inst. 1t is
Just a pleasant ride from Wood River,
and once over there a good time is as
sured-splendid music, magnificent
supper, (pumpl.in pies, and sucI) and
good accommodation Tor all who may
visit :he little city of Soldier, on CamaS
Prairie, on that occasion. Tickets, in.
Guiding supper, $3.50 per couple.
w. NJ. BAsHFoRD,
PITT P. SMITH,
JOHN BAXTER,
Managers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

Chemists have found that fifty per
cent Of the baking powders analysed
are adullera,ed, alum forming prom
inent part of some Of them, which
make, such powders unfit for use.
Articles like DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder are the safest to use, as
they never endanger the public health.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

G. w. Schwamh, the cahinet-maker,
upholsterer and general undertaken, has
his shop on Carbonate street at pres
ent, two doors East Of Main. He rs
prepared to fill orders on the shortes,
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun-
try orders solicited and given prompt
attention.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
FOunt ain Saloon and Beer Hall.

This new place is now prepared to
accommodate customers with the best
beer on the river, and other refresh
ments of all kinds. Remember the
place: WIS., side Main street, few
doors below the bank.
+. b. WINK, Manager.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
A Chance for BARGAINS.

Keyes & Sons stock of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, etc, will be
sold at Shcrih's sale, in the Bullion
block, every evening until further no.
tice.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

G A Prltchard, John Arco,
+ Hurt, + Daft,
Frank Wright, & II Porter,
G II Furev, I H Brew,
John West, John Hawley,
F Green, y A Mcknight,
Martin l.enzi, T ID Curtis,
Jabez Chase, Robert Alexander,
a Randal,--33
AT KETCHUM.
At ketchum two tickets were IN the
field. Following is the list OF dele
gates elected, together with the mum.
Der OF votes each received:
Geo. Montgomery. .lS1
f. II. Terri .....<. It's
VIM. Greenhow ...............l 1856
l.. Schwei'zer. ............ $50
Fred. Goodiug.. ?40
Joe Bogys. .2l6
AT BULLION
The following delegation was elected:
George Black, Art. Smith, Martin
Curran, and John McFarlane.
AT BROADFoRD
l.. P. Anderson, &. I. Derrin, and
Messrs. WiIker and Goulette were
elected.
AT BELLEVUE.
The Gate City Republicans selected
Erv. johnson, p. p. Caravan, O. L.
Scott, II. J. M.Phee, j. w. Brown
and Richard Hambly.
on DEER CREEK.
At this precinct there was consid
cradle wranyling over the appoint
ment, by the voters, Of two judges t.
assist the Judge appointed by tn,
County Central Committee. +. Z
Bolton was the judge. AS he refused
to be dictated to, he opened poll an,
the other faction also opened one. n
the latter poll IL votes were cast 70
NJ. j. Brai'lcn and William Smithson
at Bottoms poll IL votes were cast 70
John S. Horner and Sias Pore. There
will therefore be contest from Dee
Creek that is bound to lose the Re
publicans some votes, no matter how
it is disposed Of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
Watches, ,JeWplry. Etc,

Jcwelry, clocks. il\crware at low
ess prices. ~ Fine watch repair
&s8 john ARNOLD,
Adjoining Whites Furniture Store
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
TIE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
Names Of Delegates Elected in Bullion,
ketchnin, BrOadford, Bellevue, Deer
Creek, and HALEY.

Tie primaries in Haley and else
where throughout the county, ,yester-
day, as far as heard from, resulted in
the selection of delegates favorable
to the nomination OF Messrs. Furey,
Parsons, and Fox, with the prefer.
ences for the other offices somewhat
mix ID. 1t is Of course impossible to
20 into details concerning each cam
didate and his chances, in every pre-
cinct, but in this city the feeling in
favor of the gentlen en- named, for
Mr.. Morrill, as Assessor aud Mr..
rr arlev as District Attorney, is I'M
doubtcdIy very pronounced. Follow
lug is the result Of the vote here, the
hummer Of votes cast being 1888:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

u N ltolldTU,
l'hos Campbell.
- w Suttle,
J F Donavan,
H Seaman,
Robert Campbell,
J NJ Ferguson,
F NJ Stanper,
+ Frod,ha,n,
\ J Jackson,
} @ t'onyers,
G Board,
NJ h lIatl'a way,
w P Ireland,
Andrew Nelson,
Ed Day.
G r Atchison,
B Mallory,
John keeler,
Thomas ryner,
II Burns,
A w Lanydon,
A II CT lette,
w H Greedy,
G f Pinne.y,
G Conrad,
w I Hall:
X II Powers
a r Montandon,
Z ndiyhton,
G b Ward,
w NJ Strtson,
[. Wcrthheimer,
+ O Harding,
=; l'hoS L.eatherdale
Jos Wurzberycr,
James Burns,
\ I'ordan,
Peter Burns,
S G Humphrey
| Michael William.
E H Richards,
g IL Moore,
j Watson,
John Madden,
"A w Tellers,
VIM O'keeie,
Ben Humphrey,
Perry Mozart,
l. r Ayrrs,
John Burns,
Vim Russell,
Oscar Bache,
f t5artsch,
+ A White,
w Rember,
! W Ril' "
H l. l)i, kins IN,
j Arnold,
f b LENNON,
Frank Mahon,
: Lawson.
Elias May,
NJ Kirby,
Frank Sanders,
j II Cicllton,
Chas Peck,
! w 5 Harmon,
b Dodie,
H w Baker,
Peter Hanson,
n G t'reeiand,
W b Parnenter
VIM playhouse,
I L K Bristol,
l. Miller,
, n J Brown,
W S Martin,
), NJ J Brock way,
Henry Burk,
: Geo Richardson
i W X Williams,
; e E Wells,
j, James Crozier,
David EarhaIt.
w 7 Emery,
AL Harris,
P Geo Garbutt,
:, | b Churchill,
? d II Foote,
3 Lewis alker,
Ben Strennan,
w G Clark,
3 George Brown,
e J j Jones,
t John Cable,
y ID B Roberts,
; Peter Bolaski,
John Matthews
g A Danford,
! p Mark ham,
J A Rupert,
f. Coffin,
Cliff Sibley,
c Miller,
&c H Way,
J f Smith,
w S Connolly,
j. J H Beatty,
+ Anderson,
Jos G Hulchin'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

J II Hilton,
Sam Johnson,
Dan Sullivan,
II Is Sebree,
| w Iardv,
Leon Fuld,
\ |. Walker,
w I Riley,
Ira Petty,
Jos Dunovan,
10 B Fox,
Harry w ellis,
5 A Thomas
Paul Eastwood,
J A Jesse
J P Campbell,
w Armstrong,
+ G Hall,
Geo De 1.ancey,
WIN Jones,
John NJ Riders,
J l. Cederholm,
Hit l5runer,
Thomas Bell,
Reuben Menas,
G Hale,
A E Smith,
Geo kricy,
! j p Mothtrwell,
w H tIavens.
nc Van Wine,
Il Eyre,
S B KinysburN
L.vttle'on Price,
i. WIN Shelley,
John VS.,
+ Il Leonard,
, Thos Campbell.
- W Suttle,
J F Donavan,
H Seaman,
: Robert Campbe
: J NJ Ferguson,
. F NJ Stamper,
: + Frodshan,
\ J jackson,
} @ t'onyers,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27


!. H. Van Ness. ............... 1871
I.vttleton Price ..............2lo
Jos. NJ. Woodworth. ...........1 22
A. J. Jackson ................ l23
VIM. Rabjohn. .lO1
j. A. Rupert. ..l2o
Messrs. Wilson aud Van Ness were
on both tickets. The latter came
within two of receiving every vote
polled; the former within seven.
The first six are of course elected.
They are unpledged, but tine prefer
ences OF the Republicans of Haley
are SO plain that they cannot mistake
the tacit instructions which their cleo.
ton gives them.
The workers for the defeated ticket
made an open issue, and actually
echoed the "ring" cry. That was, OF
course merely for the lack of a better
ralying cry. But the issue was never.
theless made, and the people Of Hal
lev, who are on the ground and in po-
si,ion to know the fl,msy character o.
the charge, have by their votes giver
them to understand that they know
better.
OF the total number of ballots 224
were on "stitf' paper, and printed a
the TINES office, and 100 on "soft'
paper, and printed at the ''snide'
Office. The count shows that over two
thirds of the voters voted the ''s,iff'
ticket This proportion is also obser
vahle on "a count of ''straight" or un
scratched tickets. OF these 1855 wer
on "stiH'' paper, and 81 on "soft
paper.
Nor can any accusation Of unfai
dealing hold. Notwithstanding tn
) great strength OF the victorious ti,ke'
it was not agreed to until after l
,, o'clock, noon, yesterday. and wa
not in type until nearly l o'clock-o
scarcely ONE HOUR before the open'n
, OF the polls! Surely, If ever ther
was a spontaneous vote it was tina
!, given the victorious ticket in Halle
yesterday.
. Following is list OF the voters: