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National Republican., 1884-11-12

sPEAKtNd of tho appointment of dep.
Tuty marshals for Indianapolis, Mr.. Hen.
bricks in his speech last evening said
"Tho people 30 bore themselves on
election day that not single marshal
dared to show his head. But they were
there to rule over you and to strike you
down" 1t is to bo hoped that tho people
fully understand tho hideous danger
which threatened them. TO have lot
Of their fellow mon among them, ito rule
over and strike them down" who were
so bloodthirsty that they didn't dare to
show their heads must have been an ex.
feedingly dangerous state of affairs.
National Republican., 1884-11-12
LOCAL BRIEFLETS.

Lille A. Boardman, of 723 Eighth street, has
reported that 80 was stolen from her yester-
day.
The workmen have begun making excava.
tiOns'for the grand stairway on the west front
of the capitol.
1.-THE Columbia Fishing club fred thirty.
eight guns last night in honor, as they sup
posed, of the election of Cleveland aud Hen
bricks.
A polished steel 5Oinch Columbia bicycle,
valued Mt S75, the properly of ii, w. McNeal,
was stolen from in front of No. 9OS New York
avenue yesterday.
The inaugural private mask soiree of the
Social Dozen was given last evening at Nc
Caulcy's hall, Capitol hill. Nearly every
character usual to such occasions was repre-.
scnted, and the hall was filled.
Messrs. Steele and Shelton, of East Washing.
| ton, have just returned from a three days
cunning tour. They bagged l75 ducks, prin'
Cipally redheads and shullleTs, Capt. William
Guy also bagged u good number OF stinlails.
Jw. Dillon, Virginia gentleman, came IA
the city TO celebrate the supposed election o
| Cleveland and while doing 10 used consider
able red paint at 10 cents a drink lie then
started 10 take hack ride, and, when pc
| had ridden long enough, refused to pay the
| driver. Detective Block arrested him.
Harry c. Newton, young white man, was
| arrested yesterday by Detectives Edelin, anC
| Mattngly, for the larceny OF n large brass
| steamboat bell, which Is held at police head
| quarters for Identification. Newton con
! icssed to the THEFT lie was arrested about d
| year ago for raising Il 81 LIN to a $50 bill by
| FASTING the figures from revenue stamp oyel
| the !.
large number Of persons were in attend.
anco at the fair of 81. Peters Sunday schoo
last night The voting is becoming very ex
| citing, The votes for the set of surgical in
| struIncnts stood as follows: DR.. Mallan, /
! DR.. Bayno, 2; DR.. Ober, 4; Dr. Hazen, /. Fol
| the star bicycle the following are the contest
! ants, Alfred Smith, william Morris, Doug
lass, Harry Clarke, and Joseph Repetu
Plymouth Congregational church aud soci
| ETY. have elected the following officers
| sGcety--James Hill presidents E l.. Thomas
! clerk; A. simmons, treasurer; Wm. Gwynr
| and WIN, II. Thomas, trustees for lhTee years
! ChuTch-Wm, h. Freeman, clerk Fred Mason
treasurer; Thomas Washington and n. M
/ Cole, deecons for three years; James Hill, tC
! ill unexPired term OF T. Goodwin
National Republican., 1884-11-12
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

The Quinnebaug arrived at Malta yesterday
fran Gibraltar.
Assistant Engineer wythe NJ. Parks, U. s..
N, who is on duty at the naval academy, has
been ordered TO examination for promotion.
Lieut.. Commander william NJ. Folger, U. s.
N, in charge of powder tests at the expert
mental battery at Annapolis has been or.
dered to Lowell and New Haven on special
service.
The funeral of Rear Admiral Alexander
Murray will take place at o'clock this after
noon from his late residence, No. 1924 street.
The remains will be taken to Pittsburg for
burial,
National Republican., 1884-11-12
Some Advice TO the Editor and a Cabinet
Suggestion.

10 NC EUUUT.
! am a republican and in the habit OF read.
ing your paper as subscriber.
Your editorial of this morning, "a Possible
Cabinet" otrikes me as exceedingly aimsy.
Such stuff is an injury to any paper and in
keeping with the iniammatory proclamations
of Barnum and German.
How would something like this suit the
country If Cleveland is found elected? Secre-
tary Of state, Bayard, of Delaware, or McLane,
of Maryland; secretary of the treasury, A. s.
Hewitt, of New York; secretary of the navy,
j. 7. stockton, of New Jersey; secretary OF
war, Col Lamont attorney general. Nc
Donald, of Indiana; secretary of the interior,
Thurman, of Ohio; postmaster geeeral, J. s.
Barbour, of Virginia, Yours, Il. IL.
National Republican., 1884-11-12

Now that IL is settled that the forty
ninth congress will be democratic Frank
Iiurd has made up his great mind to
contest the seat Of his successful com
petitor. 1t is probable that he will get
it. A democratic congress never finds
much trouble in seating democratic con.
testants.
National Republican., 1884-11-12

The Arne Walker Dramatic combination Is
presenting the 1.-TWO Orphans" at the Dime
Museum this week with a strong cast, Miss
Arne Walker appearing as Louise, the blind
girl, aud Miss Minnie Kissell as Henrietta the
other orphan. The company met with great
favor in Baltimore, and has drawn excellent
houses here, notwithstanding the great at
fractions at the other theaters
National Republican., 1884-11-12

The incendiary proclamations Of Mcssrs.
Barnurn, German, Smith ct AL, arc already
beginning to bear fruit in Baltimore. On
Monday afternoon the postmaster Of that
city forbade the carriers to deliver the 4
o'clock mail for the reason that two car.
ricrs had been attacked by mobs earlier
in the day and their letters scattered on
the street. This is probably what the
democrats meant by urging tho reform
,uuno
National Republican., 1884-11-12

An unknown white woman was taken to the
third precinct police station last night with
several cuts in her head. She was very drunk,
and could give no intelligent account of the
manner in which she sustained her injuries,
although she said that two men and u car
riage were concerned. 1t il supposed that
National Republican., 1884-11-12
Long DELAYED Fire Alarm.

An alarm of fire was turned in from box 1874
at o'clock yesterday evening, for fire in
house No. 1882 l street, by a lace curtain ignit'
ing from gas Jet, The damage was slight.
The flames had been extinguished for ten
minutes when the alarm was turned in, and
the inmates had almost forgotten the circum
stance when the tircmen arrived.
National Republican., 1884-11-12

A white boy named Dennis Maloney, living
at 5l3 A street northeast went out to vacant
lot, between L and + and Fifth and Sixth
streets, yesterday to watch some men fire u
salute, While the boy stood on an embank-
ment the earth caved in and he was buried in
the ruins. lie was taken to his home and DR..
Garyle called. lie is not expected TO survive
his inuFles
National Republican., 1884-11-12
1874 1876
RauaullNr

RemcNlDGT4
Teach the Hired Ruilians to Tread Lightly
New orleans is not Cincinnati
Blaine says Democracy means Rum Roman
ism, and Rebellion.
Prepare Prepare Answer to the Signal
Take care OF the Strangers within our Doors"
Signed REX.
This poster, in connection with the arrest of
hundreds of cOored men the day before the
election accounts for the light vote p0lled
here The colored voters were afraid to visit
the pools. Very few were seen on the streets
that day. Most OF the Blaine votes were cast
by white men,
/ have been witnessing elections since 1856,
and say without hesitation that the election
here was the grandest farce | ever witnessed.
] used to think II was disgraceful (way elec.
tiOns were cOnducted) at Richmond. va. (my
hOme), but the managers here can discount
the manipulators at Richmond. 1.-THE repub'
lcans of this nation submit to such modes
they deserve to be slaves, Very respectfully,
L. d. FITCH, of Virginia.
National Republican., 1884-11-12
DLAINE & LOGAN CAMPAIGN.

DIANE 81 LOGAN CAMPAIGN.
Aswe understand you are especially Interested
we beg TO call your attention 10 the following
music, which will not only help, but Will con-
tribute very materially " Inc SUCCESS VI your
meetings;
WELL FoLLow WHERE THE WHITE
PLUME WAVES"
a beautiful song and chorus, price 30c arranged
asa march Tor the piano. ii0c, arranged
for military band, bOc net.
"HoN. JAME5G. BLAINL2S QUICK MARCH
TO THE WHITE HOUSE,"
For the plano, price 40ci arranged for military
band, price Doc net The military band
arrangement can be played by
eight or more men.
Send price In postage stamps for sample copies.
A liberal discount for quantities.
JOHN b. ELIAS n CO.,
037 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. O.
The above may also be obtained from any lrat
class music dealer In the United states
ININE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER
FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS
constantly on hand. - ....
WEAR Just received
H. y W. COLI4AhS AND CUFFA
THoMPsoN's SHIRT FACTORY.
CHAa HYArE PROPRIETOR
sl6 street, opposite Patent oiiic@
National Republican., 1884-11-12
PERSONAL.

GTENoGRAPHY-A REPORTER OF EN-
p perienca will give lessons privately, or in
Isse ads%ass RermPosRi29R9 nns ms9nt M Lessons
nOl2-3t
National Republican., 1884-11-12

music store, No. 02j Pennsylvania avenue,
from 0 a, M. to p. IN.
The celebrated Vicnnese actress Janish, the
Countess Arco, with an excellent company
will appear at Albaugh's next week.
now "DEslREg' HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN rHrLA
DELPHIA
Philadelphia Press.
American flags and the national bunting
decorating galleries and boxes gave Hayerly's
thcater last night n gala appearance. The
occasion was the first production in this city
OF "Dcsirec." comic opera composed by Mr.
John Philip sotisa, leader of the Marine band,
Of Washington, on lbretto by Mr.. Taber, OF
tho pension office In this city. 1t is pleasant
to be able to chronicle the abundant success
Of this work, which challenged attention as a
distinctively american production" The
audience completely oiled the theater, and
the alslcs were lined with gentlemen unable
TO find seats, but chained by their undated
interest to their places throughout the even.
ing ApplAuse was freely bestowed almost
every important number was redemandcd
and IN two rasys at east. n liberal reservoir
.l rncrrr verses was drained 10 the bottom, a
huh repetition scarcely satisfying the thirst oi
tue audience. AT the end ol the first act moi
but repeated calls for "sOusa" ana "McCaulp
brought those gentlemen TO the front TO share
in the plaudits Of the evening.
-=-=- -
Tho Report or tho Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Mr. Henry T. Neal, solicitor Of the treasury
submitted to the attorney general his annual
report upon the operations Of that Office, which
shows that the whole number of suits com.
menccd by the Office during the year was 3,2lG
involving n sum sued for Of SlG5i 3O3 or tho
whole number ,335 were decided in'fayOr oi
the United States, - adversely, I36 settled and
dismissed ~ penalties rcmiucd leaving l,lOi
slill pending The whole number Of suits de
cidCd or otherwise. ditpUsCd Of during thu
year, Was 3,l57; the whole amount for which
judgments were obtained was 500, SIG; ana The
entire amount collected from every source
Sj56,2J7, The number of offers Of compromise
accepted was 40, involving s.7g,d67: aud the
amount accepted, col Dog The number of of
tCrs rejected was 40, involving sil6,l37 a very
! potential reason for the failure to collect 9
! larger proportion Of the judgments recorded
against defaulting officers Is that he account,
OF such officers are not more promptly adjusted
and placed in the hands Of the proper UilCcr'
Of the government for collection. The so
| liCltur, therefore. suggests that hereafter the
accounts of all oticlalt shall be adjusted with
! IN period of two years alter the retirement o.
! the respective incumbent from his Office, aud
that u Limitation be provided within whicl
suretics must be called upon to make good the
default of their principals. The solicitor make,
special mention OF the condition OF the civil
business In which the government is interested
bia The dockcts show that for years past bu
few civil actions in which the government Il
partly plaintiff and to which II defense ha.
been ifltcrpOsed, have been tried.
National Republican., 1884-11-12

To M EduOT
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. S.-The following
are the exact words that appeared in flaming
posters on every wall In this city on the morn
ing of Nov. I-CapitR letters:
attention Remember Beware
National Republican., 1884-11-12
E3P SPANIER'S WIN Il s
REMOVAL.

My customers and patrons at my old place,
l4l6 + street, are cordially invited 10 the new
NORrliWEsl. near Fifteenth street. Only the
best brands OF Whskies Wines, Cordial,. Cigars,
DC, are on sale. LOUIS SPANIER.
v-Ss-s IL o. CANDEE, VTrAPATH PLY
aNNS siClan.-I employ the best heath re-
sources of nature, scientifically applied through
Vital Neryaura, ELECTRICITY, Vegetable Rene
dies, Food, Water, Air, Heat, Light, Ozone,
ais, Opates, Merclry, q llnne, Alcoholic Stimu'
lHnts, prepare llmy own vegetable remedies.
Consultation iree. Call or send for testimonials
OF wonderful cures.
treat al diseases acute or chronic. ONCE
and reception parlors, o22 Il st., bet. 9th aud
lnIl- WAanln- -IILLu- ID
National Republican., 1884-11-12

Entered at tho Postonico at Washington, d. O.,
~ sscCond-cu-s matter
National Republican., 1884-11-12
WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO..
noll.3t

TINTED STATES MARSHAIS SALE
~ by virtue Of q writ OF iieri iaclas. Issued
OF the District of Columbia, and to me directed,
l will sell AT public sale, for cash, at the auction
Yania avenue and Eleyenth street on SATUR-
DAY, THE 24D DAY OF NOVEM BER, 1884.
at II o o'clock m, all the right title, ella m, and
inter ~ OF the defendant in and 10 the following
described property, 10 VIII;
one SoTrel Mare,
One Set Harness.
One Buggy.
One Horse Blanket
one whip.
seized anil levied upon as the property Of
Henry Larman, TO satisfy execution No. 2b,8l4,
at law, In tayor of the National Metropolitan
Bank, OF Washington. -
CLAYTON MoAIICHAEL,
United States Marshal.
National Republican., 1884-11-12

TNo A PRIVATE FAMILY-FURNISHE
Il house for year. suitabi Tor entertaining;
stable Tor horses, carrla ;e, and buggy heap TO
immediate tenant. Address COMFORT, Re
publican Office. B-l2
National Republican., 1884-11-12

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1871.
National Republican., 1884-11-12
WANri4D-

JMMEDIATELY-AN IMPOSING STONE
i tabout 30x5Ol and stand. Address X. X,
Republican Office. 5-l2
National Republican., 1884-11-12

HoRSES TO wINTER-BEST FEED AND
Il L care; s6 per month. Apply to O. II. UN-
DEhWooD, Holtzman Building, cor. 10th and
National Republican., 1884-11-12
iSPECI1L NOTICES.

ny 100 REWARD WALL BE PAID By
SSS benjamin b. French Lodge, No. 70, ~ A.
A, NJ, lor Ia recovery OF the body OF William
w, Wirt, WHO vas drowned OIL GleSDoro PoinL
November ., 1851
II IL NJ. GILMAN, Secretary.
uSS sPANIER'S WINE STORE.
National Republican., 1884-11-12

HoUsE NO. 1929 n ST., Z ROOMS: RENT,
IL $50, In advance. Inquire at l4O4 10th st..
aftnr n In, H.ll
National Republican., 1884-11-12
WANTED-ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A PARTNER-GENTLEM OR LADY,
"A with cash capitol of $500, to Join me in
manufacturing certain article on which patent
BILE 10 perf0rm hard labor; nice, easy, indoor
work; arge profits, say about u 900 per annum
Office. b-15
National Republican., 1884-11-12
Cir GaiiuaaI Republican

Daily except sunday and Weekly.
By THE NArIo~At REPUBLICAN Company.
National Republican., 1884-11-12
.FOR .RENT-HOUSES,

DRICK HOUSE-NO. 81 X ST. N. E.; 10
ID rooms and bath: modern improvements;
s25 per month. Inquire at 300 Mass. av. 6.lS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
Proposed Amendment to the Game Law.

A friend suggests that the game
law should he amended so as to pro-
hibit the killing of deer in the lava
fields along the Snake, during the
winter months. He says that deer
rush to the lava in thousands, when
snow falls, and that it is then the east
est thing in the world to kill them, as
they are almost nclosed as in a corral,
and cannot get away. But thai, in
summer, when in the mountains, they
can always get away from the hunters
and get to cover. He therefore thinks
that it would be more rational to have
the law amended as he Suggests than
to leave it as it stands.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
Advice TO Mothers.

Are yLu disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest bv a sick child
suffering and CRYING with pain Of cut
ting teeth ? If 50, send at once aud
get a bottle of MRS. WlNsLuw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEElHlNG. Its value is incalculAble.
It will relieve the POOR little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers. there Is no intake al,ol, it. 1t
cures ,lyseu'ery am! dnrr} na, reYu-
latrs the stomach aud bowels, cLres
VIVID collie. softens the gums, reduces
ANIMATION, aud gives tone and en-
er4v to the whole system. Mrs. WIN
SLOWS Soothing SYRUP FOR GILL.
DRES TEETHlNG is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the eldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
is for sale bv all druggists throughout,
the world. % cts. bottle. iel2dwlv
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
THAT SUBPOENA.
Justice LrMmnn's ActiUn Based Upon
the Statutes Of Idaho.

The opinion has heretofore pre-
vailed that the attendance of wit
nesses before a Register or Receiver
of United S ates Land Office could
not be comp>.led. But day or two
ago Il step was taken here that vii!
probably dissolve that opinion. Upon
the application of prAct'ting attor-
new, Justice Lennon issued a sub.
p1na requiring 4. L. Croy and oth' RS
to appear and testify ut the HALEY
Land Office. This subpoena was not
obeyed, and steps will probably be
taken to compel obedience, as the sub
pnna was issued under the following
provision Of the Statutes Of 1881. un-
der the head "Production Of Evil
dtnce":
3 To require attendance before a
commissioner appointed t" take testi-
mony by court Of II foreign country,
or of the United States, or Of an,
other State or Territory in the United
States, or of any other district o,
county within this Territory, or before
ANY OFFICER or officers EMPOWERED
hv the laws of the United States T,
TAKE TIE TlMoNy, it may be issued by
any Judge or Justice of the Peace it
places within their respective urls
dlctlon, WITH LIKE POWER TO EN
FORCE ATrESDANCE and, upon Ger
tilicate of cuntunacv to said court, tt
punish cont mi't OF their process, a
; such Ju lge or ia tee could c>ercis,
il the sui pn.na directed the attend
ancr of the witness before their court
in IA matter pending therein.
There may be IA difference of opin
, ion AS to the scope of the Statute JUS
quoted; there NAV also be question
as to the jurisdiction Of the loca
courts IN the matter. Bat the Ian
guaye of the Statute is so plain that
If we were Justice Of the Peace, W
would not hesitate t" punish a contu
macious witness, under that Statute.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17

tam substances which are injurious to
hes'th. Baking powders containing
terra alba, marble dust, alum, ammo.
MA. etc. DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is known to be pure aud
wholesome.
Receiver Waters, Of the United
States Land Office, is making an en-
oankment iii front of his lots, oppo-
site the Courthouse, and will rvr.ove
the bouders from the street, at the
same place, and replace them with
gravel aud sand, so as to render the
roadway passable for teams.
The decision in the case of John
Eyer VS.. William H. Libby. involving
title to timber culture OH Sec. IL L.
l 5. OF 4. 10 E., southeast of Belle.
vue, has been approved by the Gen.
eral Land Office. The contestant al.
legged noncompliance with the law
and evident bad faith on the part OF
the entryman.
DR.. E. X. Willard, physician VIII,
has actually grown white in the prac
tice of his profession, has arrived il
HALEY with his family, and will ope,
an Office in day or two. DR.. vii
lard is from Nevada, where he one,
owned in the famous Eberharlt anC
other mines, and was very wealthy
but is now, like the rest of us whe !,
we came, nearer fiat broke than other
wise.
E. NJ. Furman, representing tn
firm of Furman & Brown, music deal
ers Of Wal'a, will be in HALEY an
ketchum for few DAYS, with line o
pianos and organs They are agent
for the celebrated kimbali pianos AN
organs. Parties wanting anything i
their line will do we'll to examin
these goods and consult with Mr.. Fun
man, AS his firm bears high repu,s
ton throughout Washington an
Idaho Territories and Oregon for ia
dealing, and for the excellence OF the
goods.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
THE MINERS HOSPITAL.
II Is Officially lmd"r>ed BY the Bullion
Miners Cnion-A Common Sense Act.

MucIS ~ UUluUU StlSV sAANs
To THE EDITOR OF Tue TINES
That an institution of this kind is
required in a mining country of such
extent as that embraced by Wood
River, is unl y too apparent to all, and
especially to the MINER.
Upon the removal of the county pa
tien,s from said hospital, the present
proprietor has, at IA sacrifice to him
self, still main,ain-d the same assidu-
Gus care for his patients which, in the
past, has been unanimously pro-
claimed equal, if not superior, to any
upon the coast.
1t i, evident from the following res
olution, passed a few weeks since by
the Bullion Miners Union, that the
miners of Bullion and vicinity are
well aware of the benetic results
obtained from treatment in that hos
pita, and III appreciation for the same
acknowlody it as follows:
WHEREAS, The urgent necessity OF
making s,me provision for cur mem
hers in case OF illness or accident, tina
they may rec' i've Efficient care an,
medicsl attendance, we. the members
of the Bullion Miners Union. ben.
convinced that the Miners Ho>pita
Of this county do IF .rd facilities 10
treatment OF our ills superior to al
other institutions, do there fore
RESOLVE, That we subscribe on
dollar per month t. that institution f.
services to be rendered in case o
sickness.
For the benefit Of othe. miners thai
those of Bullion, | will say that Broad
ford, ketchum and al! other camps ar
eligible to this pri>il ege. Come. there
: fore, and let us build up home 70
the care of our brothers, when il
which we may call our own.
A MINER.
Bullion, Sept. l6, 1884.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
A Warning 10 Gay LD,harioS.

In the Superior Court of NJ 'doc
county, CAL, t,w months ago, Ella
Morrcl, young lady un'er legal
age, obtained IA Judgment for $4,000
damages against NJ. g Morgan, for
seduction. I he Supreme Court of
California affirmed the judgment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17

G. w Schwamh, the cabinet maker,
uphoIs'err and general undertaken, has
his shop N Carbonate street at pr :
eut, two doors East of Main. lie Is
prepared t. til! orders on the shortes.
notice, and with Satlsfartion Coun-
try order, solicited and given prompt
attCntlOn.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
A Card.

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and indiscrrtions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, &C.: ! will send receipt tina,
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by
IA mis- s,onarv in South America. Send
srlf-ad 'rvssed envelop to REV. 10.
sEpH Il. lNMAN, Station ID, New
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
An EXhiipl ating Drink.

A sort of balloon beverage is get
ting up reputation in Mexico. 1t is
mixture of pu'que, and few drinks
of it so exagyerate a mans estimate of
his own Importance that he tanc,es
he can cross a mountain range at one
step, and feels that he WILL have TO de-
s 'rud ii telegraph pole to take off his
shoes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-17
TO.NIEHI-S BALL.
The Best Music Ever Heard on Wood
River.

As Professor Delius's full orchestra,
including Mr.. VOTERS, pianist, MIR.
Trenary, cornet, and MIR. llanpt.
double-bass AMI caller, has been Sc
cured for the A. o. L. w. ball to-
night, dancers may be assured that
the music will be the very best ever
heard on Wood River. The orchestra
promises to fairly lift the dancers oil
their feet.