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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-27

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HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE,

Having been surgeon III charge OF two leading
hospitalsl enables me treat all private troubles
with excellent results. wish 1t distinctly under
stood that do not claim to perform ilnpossiblli-
ties or to have miraculous or supernatural power.
claim only to b" skillful and successful Physi-
elan and Surgeon, THoRoUGELl informed in MY
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Dissolution Of C0.PartncrShip.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE co.
~ partnership heretofore exist'ng IN the dr"S
business In this city between the nnder'lRncd'
under the firm name and style Of Riley Tracy,
was this day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT
All the accounts Of the hrm u Riley tracy
,viii he .ettled nv the new firm, of Tracy h Stet.
ann W. r. RILEY,
~ ]. J. TRACY.
Hsiley, idaho, June II, 1884.
Notice.
The undersigned respectfully announce that
they have this day entered into co-partncrshll
for the purpose Of conducting the drug business !.
heretofore carried on by the late firm OF Riley =
Trncy. and that they have assumed all the out
standing liabilities OF the said firm. and Will col
iect all accounts due the ssne.
The business will be carried on ut the old stand
corner of Bullion and Main streets HALEY.
J. TRACY,
W. NJ. STETSON.
Haley, Idaho, June II, 1894. 1llw
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. l. T.,l
May 10. 1874.
Notice OF the above application will be pub
lished in the TINES, printed at HALEY, Idaho,
which hereby DIES gnate ms the newspap' Iup-
Eshed nearest the land described in said applca-
tCE. ,>,.> ,,..
mlotl HOMER L.. fou Nd hcs'Ster'
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One door above Tkea.er, Haley, Id
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DIR. liEBlC

4UU Geary St. San Francisco. Cal
Conducted by Qualified Physl'
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YOUNGM MEM

md MIDDIE-AGED MEN. who are suffer ng from
the effects of Youthful Indscretions or Excuses
IN maturer years, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Impotcncy, Lost Manhood, confusion of ideas,
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

mr. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN IS REGU'
II LAR graduated Physician, educated ut Bow
dom College and University of Michigan. He has
devoted lifetime to. and is acknowledged to lie
the most expert Surgeon in is specially on th'
psriH, Coast,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-27
DIR. ALIENS

PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
co.. keArny ST., San Francisco, CAL,
CsrApIIsHrD FOR TUE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY
CURE OF CHKoNIC, NERvoUs& SPECIAL DISEASES.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
yRoIs THE vAR wEsr.

over seven Hsndrs1 Prisoner
I'm tho Ksnsas state Psaison
siary.
A former Wilmingtonian, who IL nov
located In the State OF Kansas, In [
recent letter 10 friends In this city give
a few interesting points In regard :,
that country. The letter was writer
during the early part Of the present
month, when cold weather was ut II.
height, with the Thermometer down u
six degrees below zero.
The new year was usherol in with O
big snow storm, which drlfted 10 such
an extent that sleighiDg was almost cut
Of the question.
In speaking Of the Kansas State Peni.
Tertiary, located at Lansing, and about
five miles from LeavCnworth city, the
letter states that there we're seven hun
dred and seven prisoners at the begin.
ming Of the year. These prisoners are
made to work every day, for in con-
nectiOn with the prison there Is coal
shaft, In which about four hundred
men perform daily labor. A large
carriage factory also adjoins tina jail,
hranch ars rnt n wnrL rh. W., sao, .n.n
il LEASED nv tho sta,a IN a n.o,,,i~on y
capitalist, who pays u stipulated figure
own sunerintendents Enremsn and
otb.r t,oa,ao frn,, ,ha n,,,.i A., .Ia
which enables him to turn out good
work. for which he realize, GOOD nrices
A foreman of one of these denart,nents
makes from "a to 81 ner 5av Thev On
TO work in the winter time alont 7 Ia
and Quit at4 20. AZ tn. entrance IN
each department is a prison guard
maid by the Stat.. whose duty n ia ~
guard the prisoners. see that thew do
not form plans TO escape. and to keen n
watchful eve over their movements 10
prevent any hostilities that are lilelv
to occur
One Of the prisoners now incaroerat,d
in the Jail il a former WilmiDytonian
who gives his name az Rsdman, and IL
a blacksmith by trade, he having ironed
carriaps bodies while working in one
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
SEEN IN THE rwlLIonT.
Pause and look for moment, friend,
Through the trees whore the lamps :shir

Pause and look for q moment, friend,
Through the trees where the lamps :shir
clear,
By the gate AZ the further end,
Twain arc tho forms that are loiterin
near;
One who Pleads with an anxious glance
HeDt on the face that he thinks most fair,
One who listsns--the old romance
Told In the shade Of q city square.
She Ia none Of your "high-bOrn Danes"
He IL none Of your "gilded youth -
iiie for them has but i0wly aims
Well for them II II brings them truth,
Truth. and trust, and a love that lasts
Full and clear In the DARKEST day,
Love that vlimmer Of gladnets casts
over the scene when the skies are gay.
See, rs they turn, you can read tho book.
Thus by q casual chance revealed
Easy 10 see by her downcast look,
The word Is spoken. the fate Ia sealed.
Easy to zee by his holder mien,
PrOuder sur lie, and fiTmer tread.
Love again has the Victor been,
Fair and we'll has the wooing sped.
Well. Ills enough. let us turn aside,
Not Tor MS IN q scane like this;
Not for Us what they fain would hide,
Loving, parting, clinging kiss.
" Folly Of youth, " SO you s0urly say;
Perhaps You are right and II mny be 20;
Now we are wise, and our heads are tray-
Were we SO wise In the long ago?
Come, old friend, speak in kindlier tone,
Give n thought To the time gone by;
! owe and passion we two have known,
Though you were happier far than /.
Full fruition your path has crossed,
over mine must the shadows fall
Well, II IL well 10 have SLOWED and Loot;
Better than not to have l6yed NJ all, +"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

TABLE LINEN.---A large
offering in fine Double Damask.
The price cut nearly in half.
81 Cloths, 2 yards by 2 yards.
$40 Cloths, 2 yards by q yards.
1912 Cloths, q yards by 3 yards.
lO-l4 Cloths, q yards by 81 yds.
1916 Cloths, 2 yards by 4 yds.
lO-ls Cloths, q yards by a yds.
1920 Cloths, q yards by S yards.
1924 Cloths, r yards by 6 yards.
The 2-yards wide cannot be
made to sell at less than $50 per
yard. We have put these at the
rate of so per yard.
The 2!!-yards wide cannot be
made to sell at less than 3 per
yard. These we shall sell at 2
per yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR.-Ladies' and Misses
Cardigan Jackets, to half.
Large lot Mems Half Hose.
extra stout, full spliced, best En-
glish, about a third off.
a lot of regular made Mems
Half Hose, in colors, put at 1Sc.
Mems Shetland wove Shirts
and Drawers, at 81 each.
GLOVES.-Sixty dozen Two
Elastic LisIe Gloves, good quail
ty. to twenty cents.
Seventy-tive dozen Two-Elastic
Silk Plated Gloves from forty
to twenty-five cents.
Thirty dozen same, in Three
Elastic, from fifty to thirty-five
cents.
Fifty dozen Cashmere, Six
Button Length Glove, from sew
enty-tive to fifty cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

DRESS GOODS.-Onc lot AZ
inch Atwood Damasse Lace
Grenadines, in Cream Light Blue
Navy Blue, Myrtle, Electric Blue
Brown, Garnet and Black, at
Csc. ; down from 81.
One lot A2-inch Atwood
Pinhead Checks, in six comb.
nations of colors, at Csc. !; down
from ST..
One lot 42-inch Atwood
Diagonals at 55c.; down from 75c.
One lot 42-inch Atwood
MeIange at soc. ; down from 75c.
One lot French Dress Cloths ut
T5c.; down from 81.
One lot 42-inch Ottoman Cloth,
75c.; down from ST..
One lot 42-iuch Satin SOlicl,
Soc; down from 75c.
French Embroidered satecn
Robes, in all the desirable shades,
at 81, 81, 81, 81, $40.
Reduced from $40, 81, $l2, sl4
and SIS.
One lot IIalfwool Striped
in spring colors, Sc. ;
reduced from l2dC.
One lot lIali-wool Suitings, in
wills, small figures and plaids,
l2Jc. reduced from lSc.
One lot Of Navy Blue Flannel
Suitings, l5c.; reduced from Csc.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

LADIES' COATS AND
W Il A Ps.-5OO tight-fttine
Coats, Newmarkets and Dolmans
are marked at reductions from
20 to 40 per cent.
800 Jerseys are dropped in
price fully 25 per cent.
40 Stockinette Jackets, 9 to 6;
10 to $50.
Twenty Astrakan trimmed
Dolmans in two styles are low
cred from eighteen dollars TO
twelve dollars and twelve dollars
to eight dollars.
Forty-five fur trimmed Cloth
Dolmans, from fifteen dollars to
ten dollars, twenty-five dollars
to fifteen dollars.
Second Floor.-lIeavy reduc.
tions in Dolmans.
Sicilienne Silk, fur-trimmed.
thirty dollars to twenty dollars,
and forty dollars to twenty-five
dollars.
Matalasse Dolmans, fur trim
med, put from thirty dollars to
twenty dollars.
One hundred and eighty plain
Cashmere, Flannel and Combine
ton Dresses, selftrimmed and
with braid, are reduced twenty
FIVE to forty per cent.
A few Paris Dresses must 90.
Those ranging below seventy-fve
dollars at drop oftwenty-fve to
forty per cent. Higher cost
ones from two hundred and fifty
dollars to one hundred and fifty
dollars; Continuation Velvet and
Ottoman from two hundred and
seventy,fve dollars to eighty-fve {
dollars.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.

LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
500 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, full size, former
~ sold at one dollar and a half.
reduced to one dollar, will be
sold in half dozen lots.
LINENS.-Forty dozen French
Bordered Damask Towels, from
65c. to 40c.
81 dozen Old Bleached Da-
mask Towels, very excellent
quality, from sixty-fve down to
fifty cents.
BLANKETS.-Four hundred
pairs very excellent quality
Blankets. Balance Of the one
thousand pair lot, four dollars
and a half per pairs Compares
well with the goods We have been
selling at six dollars.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

SHAWLS. - Seven Valley
Decca India from seventy-fve
dollers to sixty dollar, forty
French India Shawls will be offer
ed only till this sale is over
one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars to seventy-fve dollars, forty
five dollars to twenty-seven,
seventy-fve dollars to forty
eight dollars, one hundred dollars
to sixty.seven dollars and fifty
cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
Mr.. NJ arksrOr Coroner.

FOT tNe kPUBLNAN,
Mr.. Charles e. Sparks las done more
for the public than either OF those who
are spoken of as candidates for coroner.
He has always been ready to assist those
in distress, and has never asked any
pay for his services. He lisa gentle
man in ali respects,and accommodating
in all ITS actiuns. Az he has ever been
ready to help any one who needed his
assistance, it seems little enough now
for he pc pie to give him the support
for the office. A VOTER.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

| 600 yards Of Black Cashmeres
at soc. a yard, The best Cher OF
these goods we have made.
1000 yards 42-inch Black All,
Wool Lace Grenadine from 81
down to Csc.
$50 yards Black Small-tigured
Armures, Soc. and 81; now Csc.
1920 yards Black Cashmere,
soc. now 75c.
500 yards Black Silk and Wool
Damasse, $l.25 row 75c.
1000 yards Black Twilled
Toule, S5c now Csc.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
The VanpeIt Family.

New attractions at LOG Market street.
Master Freddie, the boy magician, Ia
one Of the new features. Among the
leading attractions is the wonderful
AMI startling Hindoo basket mystery.
WIN. Pell, in his parlor entertainment,
is very amusing to all. No one should
fail to visit the dime museum the
present week.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

EMBROIDERIES A N d
'GOODS.-These lots of
Edgings and Insertings in Main
socks
Fifty cents ; now forty cents.
Seventy five cents ; now sixty
cents.
One dollar now seventy five
cents.
One dollar and a half now one
dollar and twenty.
Two dollars End a half; now
two dollars.
Three dollars now Two and q
quarter.
Two hundred pieces Ecru Edg-
ings, lnsertings, Dotted and Fig
ured Swiss, at a reduction of SO
per cent.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

Cyrus Stern on Monday closed the
sale of his elegant residence just finish.
ad at 9th and West streets, No Sol, to
WIN. X. Crosby, Of the dry goods firm
of Crosby & Hill No. 222 Market st.
Mr.. Crosby has made choice o. a su-
perb location and building for his per-
nianent home.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
A BUstsna ss COang O..

JAS. +. Flanagan has bought the
saloon of John Bardon, at Second and
Jefferson streets, and wishes his friends
and the public generally to call and see
him. His bar is stocked with the finest
wines and liquors; also lager beer, porter
and ale on tap daily.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
w 0Dled-

All the girls and young ladies' of the
First Presbyterian Sunday school, be-.
tween the ages Of II and IL years, to
meet at the church Friday evening at
7,15 o'clock also bring az many of your
young friends AZ oan sing.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
Dr. simnp White PHlInOnIc Bal.
nam

The leading Lung Remedy Of Will
mington, Del. The famous Throat and
Lung Remedy. Rapidly cures coughs,
sore throat, Group, weak lungs, etc.
For consumptlves it is splendid, pre-
venting and curing even hopeless
cases. Multitudes of references. 30
cents and 81. Sold by druggists and
dealers. Main depot, Fourth and King.
Philadelphia, Johnston, Holloway Il
90 bOJ Arrh street
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
A Monster IIauysd.


oMH ffANC.soo, Jan. - -Georg'
a. W heeler, naive OF Gorham, Maine
was haiie'd mere AZ % to-day, fol
the murder OF DIS sister'in' law, Adele
.. iii'Soh, strahsl'hg' IN TINS city
ON o'sooer ~, 1o'o: u, hurie ilIlson was
a Younger s'S'fr oi W oeeiers vile: ht
'roa'iin '''.'','oteu Vi nor IN Ne" YORK
an uiIa",ni lh'iihacy followed ana a
emo was norm ms VIE como ned The
o'on6" anu d'"'We" hef sis'tr 10 con
1lnne 70 r'Hl"e WIN mem, although. she
was 'niiy aware Uni" the criminal init
macy between me Two was continued.
lhey came mere III lS6o when another
chiiH was oofh 10 the slster-in-law.
ohofty altef"ard u young miner
met MISS iliISoi, proposed and was
acc"lieu' W hel heeltf learned this
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

MISSES COATS.--A lot of
Misses Cloth Goats are reduced:
6 years, rs TO 100.
8 years, 8 to 5.
10 years, 8 IS to $50.
- years, 8 so to 6.
II years, 1925 to $50.
MISSES ULSTE r So
years, ll.25 to 7.
s years, 1880 to 8.
10 years, Is To IL.
II years, 1850 to II.
IA years, 1850 to II.
1G years, Is to IL.
s years 5 to 4.
u years, $50 to 5.
IA years, 7.25 to S.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

kNr-i LARHE COMIC RITA
krin. Tor one or two men, furnished
N, ( npight0rh1od. Small family
Idran uae q bHth and parl0r.
lIhr, This ONCE. deGl1tf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
John WANAMAKER,

LACES.-2,O00 yards Black
French Laces, to be sold at a re-
duction of 40 per cent. on for
mer prices.
Real Breton Laces, choice
styles,
Reduced from SOC. to zoe.
Reduced from 45c. to soc.
Reduced from 55c. to 4Oc.
Reduced from 60c. to 45c.
Nottingham Laces reduced SO
per cent.
Another lot Embroidered Col
laIs, odd sizes, at one-half former
prices.
Lot Embroidered Cuffs, prices
cut in half
Also, lot OF Cream Spanish
Fichus.
Lot Black Real Spanish Laces,
reduced one-half.
$500 Silk Ties at one-half for.
mer prices.
RIBBONS.-Among a line of
sharp reductions are these
No. ~ Satin-back Colored Vel
vet Ribbons reduced from so to
80 cents per yard.
No. 40 Satin-back Colored
Velvet Ribbons reduced from
l.25 to Is cents per yard. i
This last lot are Of superior
quality.
At this counter will also be Of
fered l9-inch CoIored Velvet, re-
duced from $50 to $50 per yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
hkT NEW COi'rAtiE hU.dE.s
lpR sail. CHEAP

NEW 'bIlAifE HD.h r.
ElOR SAIL ChtAf,
by tcrns. superb III architecture,
1ip Hnd location st the northwest
1fth and West streets, one Of the
Die ti,uatlOn6 in our city All Of
hre lhrec.story. two Of brick and
been s,rpentirc stone base, Onto
! npt, marble s'epr, marble and
hles aud murteis, sud gees hk'
khout, with all modern 'u'rrovG.
| bott,r houses huiit IN Whining
\. Twelve good -s'gti rooms IL
WoyI street homes. iHctn4itig
b. In the rifth street nOnse ana
icnt throughout. The s1-y bet
b. tir-ruu TRY cuilars No ey
ken Il ted Ia haze item q No. !.
np an cicShut ho,nr IN a h7nd.
pA,iufthc Ct y and ~ a noirr.
hniir here. They viii be open
u oE New Years Gny nd isrtwo
n 10 L a. II. and Z TN ~. IA. II
III. rY Rus STERN.
b ~ MARKET at-rCt VIII Pol.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

|E,NT-A FARM OF 30 ACRES,
yOreenviiIe station, suitable Tor
lucking purpo o.. AlsO a small
acres at The Columbus Inn, with
Sinxs and well adapted for trucking
1 Apply 10 THOMAS X. LAILf,
let strset. lleu
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

ENT-A SMALL FARM OF o
near DuIont station, Christsann
\ 10 Mis-. BAkEY. lil3 West
rs, 3td.ltwt
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

kNT-A PLACE OFo ACRES
\ with good house and on tbuild.
! reeu Bank station, on the VIII
/ Western X. Il. Apply TO GEO,
ELL. near Delaware Junction.
ilD.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
,SruR RENT.

trick. 5 rooms, $50 Locust Il, sl7
" s roOms, Il Il. End at IL
AUGUSTUS MCAULLEy,
900 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

tNT-HBIISt AND SrrRE 20
strect. Apply 10 q. ". KEN ,
Isrrcel. l8.ti
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

:. RENT OK EXCHANGf-
p. 40 acres, Tor city properly, Or
r. fora higher price arm, md
property 20 boot. II wOuld d..
IN" public road runs through It.
! a' arm, fair Improvements
u Ahl NDLDS, New Castle
2l.3i.aui
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

"A SMALL iAhM OF IL
H" . miller west OF Whining.
: 10 excellent con it'on and
II order. VII, lie sold chcap,
mas Il. LALLI, olr1s ,,ar.
l9-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

ENT.A ARtiESECONDS STORY
FROM, 33ysa, In a central location,
Would DO suitable for manufac.
hoses. Apply 20
ThDMAS X LALLY,
6J1ts Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

", iHEAF-DNE 3,STOkY
l'1,ns 22y90, lot 9OxlOl, suit.
4! stable, " III 30 horse stalls +;
u. n,t, d.A1O, III Y Cd location,
fOJLt, No. 8 r.. Seventh
ri ami ,o,u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

RNT--IERY LOW, LA ROE
" store. 800 West Second street.
Z H. paddock, l09 W. Fourth
,an4-u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

kT-a FARM OF 70 ACRFS
(gn ward, Wilmington. Apply
bWNS IND, Nc GA Market 81.
i9.l2td&2tw
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
THE LETTER.
MIR. JOHN WANAMAKER.

DEAR SIR
shall have to furnish house throughout in the
ola couple OF months, and desire to know if can
anything by making my purchases now at the Great
Reduction Sale, and you will store the goods for me u-
til the house is ready
YoURS,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

/, KENT OR EXCHANGE
fW dwellings with front vorch
httl, on tillpin avenUe ue-
ma layton streets. Inquire
lNbLEk, l004 King street.
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