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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HAIIry. IDAHo,

Junt 70, ItNi
]. john ". Gilman. of Gilman, who !nalc Pre-
emption Declarst 'ry statement No 2.oG, for the
y NV 4 and NV 4 q NE L Section 81 and NE /,
Of NE Section 81, Town h p2 y. Range II Y. 30
hereby give notice of my intettion to make final
prDOf to establish my claim t the land above &C.
ecfibed and thnt expect to pr luy residence
and cul ivhtiOn before III" Ee glst Hud Receiver
1T Haley. Isho, on August >. 'rI, hy of the
follow ng witnesses: \. I. HUI kcr, Of ii man. Z
E. Picotte. Of Hniiey, II. Norbers, Of HALEY and
James VI. Blossom of Ha.iey.
JOHN ". GILMAN
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TIE GREAT
e NCa.aSss sT'EEE::. ss::DY

Is q ncvcr-faiiiur . IRA
I r Nervous u 'bility,
Exhausted Vitality,
: seminal Weakness.
Spcrinltp rhma, Lpsr
NANhuup, impotcury,
PhOsTATOHRHEA. Parnly-
< =, md al tho terri
BILE effect If Stlf-Abuse
youthful fullies and ex-
ceSsrs III iuhturcr ytars
such as Loss of Mem
g.rt l 49,, -, l., " a.
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tnrnnl Emission, Aversion to Society Uinnesa Of
VISION Snsrs in the iead; tho vital fluid piss.
ing nnobs'rved in the urine aud inany other dis
east tbnt lend to insanity ami 6taih
DH MtNlIE, who IL a regular physici an igrad.
nhtr Of the University OF i'eunsy lvantaJ, VIII
agree t. forfeit FIVE IIUsbRrn DoLLAlis for a case
1t tins kind the NfrAL RES rpRATIVE innd,r
ms special advice and treatment VIII not cure
or !, hnNtlinE impure or injurious found in it,
DIX MIN TIE trert' MI private diseases succcss-
~ ~ without mercury. tuNs ULrArIoN FRFE
thorough examination and advice including nm
alysis OF urine, 50. Price Of YirN REsToRartyp
81 90 bottle. or four times the gu nifty - %.
sent 10 any address upon receipt of price, or q o.
u secure from observation and in private name
II desired by 4. Il. MINriE, NJ. D.. IL Kearay
street. say francisco. Gal.
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VIII ne sent 10 airy one appNing by letter. stat
ing symptoms. sex ana age. Strict secrecy IN ro-
gard to all tus NJ IS transactions
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28

Mr. J. W. Ballantine having resigned the posi
ton AS Sunerl t"ndentof this Company on june |
1851, all his contracts for this company will ter.
inmate ON that date.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28
HOSPITAL ENpEHyENCE.

{Having been surgeon. IN charge OF two leading
huspstalsl enablrs me to treat all private troubles
With excellent results Wish 1t distinctly under
stood that do not claim to perform impossibili-
ties, or to have miraculous supernatural power
claila only to b' skllful aud successful rhysi-
elan And Surgeon, THoROUanLY informed in my
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DISEASES CT MAN.

All applying to me will receive my honest opin-
ion of their couiplaint-no experimenting ! viii
guarantee a positive cure In every cas-" ! under
take, or fDrfeit VI COZ Consultation IN Office by
letter FREE and strictly private. Charges moder
ate Thorough examination. including chemical
and microscopical analysis of urine and advice.
IS N. Once hours . to 3 6eily. to evenings;
Sundays, to 10 only. Cali or address
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IANn NrrICE At nAIrY yNAuo l

LAND OFFICE AT HAtLrY. 1nAuo.l
Jnuc II. 1874.
Notice OF the above appll rstion Will he published
10 the Nooo RIVER LINES. lriut ii AT HALEY.
Idaho, which hereby designate as the newspaper
pub ished nearest the land d. rihc in sad N pill
oAtion. lj2Jtd HOMER L. POUND, Register.
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XOUN q MIN

anI M1DDT.E-AGED MEN. who suffering from
the effects Of Youthful Indiscretons or Excuses
IN maturer years Nerv nus and Physical Debility,
llupotency, Lost Manhood, confusion Of i,rus,
dull eyes, aversion to society, dependency pim-
pies on the face loss of energy and me uory. fire.
Quency Of urinnting, etc. Remember that by a
combination OF VEGETABLE REMEDIES of great cur
alive power, the Doctor has arranged his
treatment that it will not only afford immediate
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me WORKING Of the entire property will here.
after be carr ed on in the name J. " BallantiDe
h hrviHs control OF the same und, 7 Il developing
contact.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28

physical tao weary and drbilitatei Gud i n rrliq
bic source'of renewed strength and comfort. For
sale by all Druggists nnd Dealers generally.
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DIR. A L L e N,
281s Kearny Street., San Francisco, Cal.

%. :. have VEGETABLE COMPOUND, the result
Of many years of specai practice and IL ri s. nly.
which under nv special advice HAS NEVER FAILED
OF SUCCESS in the cure of LOST MASiIuop, PRusrA-
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by order Of the Gard OF Directors.
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Notice..

OFFICE LITTLE WOOD RIVER
hI>i:G AND SHrLrING COMPANY.
o!2 So. 81 Ct, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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DIR. ALIENS
PRIVATE DISFENsARY,
26ls kearny ST., San Francisco, Cal,
CURE OF CHRONIC NERVOUS SPECIAL DISEASES.
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

mr.. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN Is REGU.
- LAR graduated Physician educated at Bow
doin College and University of Michigan. He has
devoted lifetime to, and ia n knowledged to lie,
the most expert Surgeon in is specially on the
Pacific (Oast
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-28

LyEB rISpEN,;sA2Y,

400 GeaIy street san Francisco, Gel
"rivate entrance, - Mason Str ii, four block.
M Geary street rom kear1y Main e,,'ranc.
IL .tSl pen airy i.r'tA~Itre. Jiitf
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
ADog Brings About q Wedding.
from the Cincinnati News Journal.]

lFrom the Cincinnati News Journal.]
''Do these boats always remain at one
place with their eccupants?'' inquired q
reporter of captain, upon seeing at the
river bank number Of living boats.
by no MEANS" replied the veteran;
these boats are adapted to various uses.
there is kind called the pirate which
is aoated down the river by its occupants
who are usually dishonestand desperate,
Then there is the common fst-boat,
which is loaded with potatoes, CORD, -four
or bacon, or any other Northern com
modify, and foated to the South. Again
there is the coaster trsding boat, in
which man and hia family make their
homes and trade with the people who
live along the banks of the river. Once
upon atime one of these coasters, which
started small town in Indiana, was ".
ng near Vscksburg. Its occupants were
the owner, his rosy faced daughter and
a large Newfoundlanddog. The captain
OF steam boat that made regular trips
from Vicksburg up one of the tributaries
of the Southern Mississippi had fire.
quently noticed the dog summing himself
on the forward end of the coaster, and
took such fancy to the animal that he
one day ran his boat close enough to the
shore to ask the father what he would
take for the dog, whereupon the daugh-
ter suddenly appeared upon the scene,
and called out, de6antly, If you take
that cog you will have to take me too!'
This was the beginning of an acqua!nt.
ance that ripened into friendship, and
then sentime ,tmore tender, and re-
suited in the young lady becoming the
wife of one of the most prosperous and
respected steam boatmen in the Southern
waters, who also became possessed of the
dop."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
FOREIGN.

EOhEXC3Ns
B1sMARK states his reason for returning the
Lasker resolution to be that it contained opin.
ions recognizing the event and effect OF Lasker'f
political activity which is opposed to his (Bls.
mark's) convictions.
The weavers' strike in Lancashire, Eng, is
ended.
BRADLAUaH was reelected to the house OF
commons on the 18th by the largest majority
he has ever had.
The German sanitary commission has
found the cholera germ in water tanks at Cal
cutta.
Ell MAHD1, the conquering Egyptian, is in
onstant dread of assassination.
PEACE negotiations between Chill ahd Bol,yia
have been suspended.
GEN. GORDON arrived at Khartoum on the
18th and issued a proclamation recognizing E]
Mahdi as sultan of Kardofar, remittinp hall
the taxes and placing no restrictions on the
Col. DE CoET1oeoN has been created pasha
and acting governor general of soudan.
AUTHORITY has been given by the Bev of
Iunls to convert the desert of Sahara into an
inland sea.
EoeIAED is to defray the expense of the ex-
dition to Soudan.
The Chinese have decided to make a firm
stand at Bac-Nlnh.
A COMMERCIAL treaty between Spain and the
United States has been signed.
Ten thousand copies of Queen Vlcioria's
diary were sold on the 18th.
MATTHEW ARNOLD is to publish his ,impres-
e1ons OF America, together With the lectures he
delivered in this country.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
CRIMINAL.

hugg. the long Island murderer who ESCAPED
| from jail, was recaptured on the Goth.
One raftsman was killed and six ba6Il,
stabbed in melee in Magof6n County, Ky.
| on the 10Th inst.
DR. RUFUS w. PEACOCK, convicted of a con
| spiracy to defraud the American Legion OF
Honor out of $4,000, was sentenced to state
@ p6lson 1or two years at Jersey City on the
1HE stock of Van Norman l. Bro, jewellers
at minneapolis, was seized by customs officers or
| the Goth. 1t is alleged that $1,000 worth o1
the goods were smuggled from Canada.
RUGG, the Long Island murderer who
escaped from Jail, was recaptured on the 2Ott
| inst.
b. F. BARNES of Boacbe, Richland County
Wis.,, cut bis wife's throat and then his own on
the 10th. Mrs. Barnes is dead but the hus.
| band may recover.
ELI MADIoSa, an Illinois quack. doctored q
man to death at Denver, COL, and was hanged
Dy party OF enraged citizens, on the 10th.
xix burglars attempted to rob VIM. Jacobs
cigar manufactory at Greenvile, Pa, on the
18th. -Four OF the men were wounded by shots
hred by the proprietor and workman who
slept In the building, but only one was cap
tured. wy
LUKE PH1pPs, the Detroit wife murderer,
was captured at Pullman. ILL.,, on the 19.b.
CHAs. H. Ruaa, the negro who mu1 dered the
May bee family and assaulted Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend, on Long Island, escaped from
! jail on the 18th.
CHARLES MANCHESTER, wanted at Waldo.
Wis.,, for obtaining goods under false pre- lenses
| was arrested at Milwaukee on the 18th.
Il. 81. WILLIAMS, who murdered Thomas
| Desc at Florence, Wis.,, on January 18th, was
arrested at Amigo on the 18th.
RUaa, the notorious Long Island negro mur.
derer, escaped from the Queens County, N. Y,
Jail on the nth.
len conductors on the Boston Il ALBANY
Railroad were arrested at Springfield, Mass.
| on the 18th charged with wholesale robbery
from the read,
THEDDEUs AVERY, q jealous husband, cut lis
wife's throat and then his own atChohester. N.
| Y, on the night of the 18th.
AN Americanized Chinaman from Chicago il
under arrest at Racine for victmizing an un-
suspectlng countryman out Of 300.
ENEMIES of the Marquis De Mores are pois-
oning his sheep in the Dakota ''bad lands"
SHENANDOAH, Pa, has Jesse James gang
| of schoolboys, SONS of leading citizens.
JOHN SMITH (colored) for the shooting OF
| George D. Doubleday, OF Whitewater. on Dec.
| 8. was sentenced to Waupun for seven years
on the 14th.
MARTIN RILEY, farmer near Adrian, Mich,
was found murdered in a straw stack on the
14th. His eldest son is suspected of the
crime.
BURGLAR stole q valuable numismatic col.
| lection from the Office Of DR.. H. C. Brainerd al
Cleveland on the 14th.
MRS. EMMA UHLER. sister Of George W
Conkling. who shot Wilbur Haverstick because
! OF his intimacy with her, died from morphine
poisoning at New York on the 18th.
A GANG OF counterfeiters was broken up al
Peoria, ILL.,, on the 14tb, by the arrest of James
| Clark, the leader.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
A misunderstanding.
[From Texas slfdngs.1

IL
s'I thought l would take run up and
see if you didn't want to buy sewing
machine said the agent to Farmer
Grimes. ~.
II don't know as I do," replied the
farmer; GIVE got most of my spring
sowing done.
But won't you need it for sewing in
the summer" .: a@
''Look here, young feller. We don't
SOW in the summer. We cats and
gethers and binds"
''Oh. we'll, this machine gathers and
binds"
''Mebbe you'll be telling me next that
your machine will haul in the crop, an
put it in the barn. Don't como around
here With any Of your big stories.
Don't be ruhsd, my dear sir. thiok
you don't understand me. I mean a
machine to sew cloth not grain. -
"Ahem! you do, do you? Then you'd
better 60 talk to the wimmin., It's a
good thing you didn't mean the other
kind, for if you'd kept on telling me
about your wonderful machine for plant
in an reaping' you'd got me rippin'
an teaIin' till I'd basted you,"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
CASUALTIES.

HE body OF man named Fred Schultz. on
his way from Chicago to Redfeld. Dak., was
found terribly mangled by the cars at La
Crosse on the Goth.
FIRE at Charlottetown, Prince Edwards IL.
land. on the 20th, destroyed the custom-house
postofice and several business houses. Loss
$3.50, 900; insurance $100, 200.
F. C. BRADLEY, an old and respected citizen.
of Milwaukee and his aged wife we're both
found dead at their home on the 2Oth. The
supposition is that Mrs. Bradley died from an
epleptlc tit, and that her husband, who suf-
Tered from heart disease, was so shocked bv
the sad event that his death Immediately fol-
lowed.
A TORNADO near Rockingham, N. c.. killed
and injured large number of people. About
fifty buildings were wrecked at Metropolis.
H., and number Of structures were demol-
lshed at FranklD, Ky., by the same storm.
SUSPENSION bridge across the Kiskiminetas
River, at Apollo, Pa, collapsed on the Goth.
Harry Jenkins and team of horses were
drowned.
Whites shoe factory at Holbrook, Mass.
burned on the 20th throwing three hundred
hands out of work.
On the 20th. an explosion in coal mine at
West Leisenring, Pa, suffocated nineteen
miners.
A~AAA"AA "ccauouto ~ 4IeutOns ", BRIDGE
port. O., Keokuk, Ia. and Coshooton, O., on
the 18th, resulted in the death of five people
and the injury of thirteen others.
FREDERICK Hoist was frozen to death while
drunk on the 18th, at Salt Lake City. Utah.
CARL PoRATH, Berlin, Wis.,. well-digger,
was fatally injured by an explosion of dyna-
mite on the 18th. .-,.~-.. .es.. = .-
Ex-L1EUT.-Gov. GARDNERs residence at
Bennington Center. VT, containing . valuable
library, was destroyed by fire on the 18th.
Loss $25, 900.
TIE old Erie Railroad buildings fronting on
West Reade and Duane Streets, New York.
burned on the morning OF the 18th. Loss
$45, 600.
FARREL's drug store at Green Bay, was
sutted by FIRE on the 10th inst. Loss g. 900;
insurance $1,000.
On the 18th Henry NJ. Bstchelder, of Chi.
cago, dropped dead of heart disease at the
Commercial Hotel. in soutl, Pueblo, Col.
DELos ELLswoRTH, : resident Of Wautoma
| committed suicide at hotel in Appleton on
| the 18th by taking morphine.
Cor. JOHN G.. BErHurE, Blind Toms man.
ager, was run over by the cars at Wilmington,
Delaware, on the 10Th and instantly killed.
A TORNADO in northern Georgia on the 18th
caused the death Of many persons and great
destruction to property.
DAKOTA suffered terrible blizzard on the
| 18th.
A SEAMAN and sixty.six head Of cattle were
washed overheard from the steamship sidonia
, on her last ttp.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
'rHE FLOODED DISTRICT.

in" The Judge, who is always accom-
modating, said be didn't Care if he did,
and he and an old man. William Blewitt,
we're matched together. Both parties
were blindfolded, and each carried a
stick, which they were to set up as near
as they could to given point. They
both crept slowly along in total dark
ness, while the crowd sent up roar after
roar of laughter as they watched their
man@uvres. They went4 feet almost to-
gether and suddenly turned at right
angles. Halsell at last struck his stake
Is feet from the mark, and Blewitt ran
against q tree and concluded he would
strike his stake. The result was that
Blewitt beat Halsell a few feet. The
judge acknowledged defeat, and broke
out into smile when the bandage was
removed from his eyes, and he found
out he had made great mistake. The
turkey ey-walking" was kept up all day,
and the crowd had many q hearty laugh
at the blunders of the participants.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
An Oddity Showing Law in Optics.

Here is very singular ll'0sIraSlon Of
the optical deIusion which change OF po-
sition will sometimes effect:
Take row OF ordinary CAT al letters
and figures:
Observation-Disclosures.
They ara encn ~ are raad.4 up CT two
parts of equal shapes. !4o',k ca,e5uliy
at these au:i you will PEI ceive that the
upper halves of tne characters ase Il very
little smaller than the lover halves
SO little that an ordinary eye declares
them to be of equal size. Nov turn the
paper upside down and, without any
carefnl looking, you will see that this
difference in size is very much exaggsr-
ated; that the real top hall of the letter
is very much smaller thaa the bc.ttm
half. .,. ..@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
GENERAL

Rev. N. r. H1aH, an Episcopal clergyman of
Toledo, O.. and graduate OF the college at
Nasbotab, Waukesha County, died on the 2Otb.
The Iowa senate has passed the modified
probibitorv bill.
GEORGE MAYER, an Oshkosh jeweler, has
failed, with liabilities of $40 900; assets ,0OO
Mrs. VAN Corr, the revivalist, has created a
sensation at Sag Harbor, L. l., by charging
Rev. Harrison, Episcopal minister At thai
place, with having denied his God.
Two hundred employees in Straiton l. Storms
cigar wo.ks at New York walked out on the
PETER NJ. LA P1CE DE BERaoNDY, veteran
of the war of 1872, died on his plantation in
St. James parish, Louisiana, on the 18th.
Matthew Watson, aged "a, an intimate friend.
dropped dead on hearing of tho veterans
death.
The remains of Lieut.. De Long and com.
rades, of the ill-fated Jeanette, will be buried
in Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City. Je.
rome J. Collins body will be taken to ireland
for interment.
Mrs. MARY MILLER has baen licensed tc
command the steamer Saline on the waters Of
the Mississippi, Red, Oaachita and othe,
western rivers.
MISS GRACE KEAN, of New York, who was or
D. NJ. KEEN, Toledo boot and shoe man. Al.
signed on the 18th. Liabilities $15 QUO.
GEN. HUaH H BAXTER, a prominent railroad
man, and Wsll Street operator, died st New
York on the 18th.
GEO. P. CURRY. b,nker and cotton manuf act
nrer at Augusta, Ga, failed on the 18th
| Liabilities, $20o,O00.
WM. GoUvERNEUR NORRIS. collector of Gus.
toms at Sitka, Alaska, is dead.
| j. y SAVAGE, a member Of the New YOrI
Petroleum Exchange, fsiled on the 18th.
| Hoe cholera has broken out in Harrison Coun
| ty, Iowa.
! Mrs: GARRETT VEEDER, died at GAINESVILLE OF
| the 18th of consumption.
| GEO. A. INGALLS,, one of the oldest member
of the Chicago bar, died on the 10th.
GEN. W. T. SP1cEIY, veteran Of the Mex
can war and the war of the rebellion. died
Louisville, on the 10th, aged So.
The Harper high license law has been de
clared constitutional by the supreme court O.
Illinois.
| Col. ROBERT INGERsoLL, and John B. ANey
of Boston, have purchased half interest il
Dorseys New Mexico cattle ranch for 500, ,OO(
cash.
Col. HENRY G. PRATT. o. s. A. (retired)
died at Detroit on the 18th. he served in th
Florida war, the Mexican war and the war O.
the rebellion. g-
The we'll known hardware house o: Clareno
Shepard Co., of Milwaukee, assigned on tn
16th. Liabilities, 800, ,0oO; assets, SIC. 900.
WENDELL PHILLIPS bequeathed bis propert,
to his widow aud adopted daughter.
FAILURES for the week ending Feb. IA. mum
oered 2s7, as against 27s ths previous week.
Col. GEO. BOWERS. who served in the Mexi
I 4 <kn~ IS H.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27
Kentucky AmuSom0nts.
: = -E..AO0VUVAy x10hOoO1akOAUCe- 49,
IErom the Bovlinp Greon iKv. .1Tinoaa

From the Bowling Green Ky. )Tines.]
A very peculiar and amusing game is
what they cell 'tturkey-walking." It is
played most in the rural districts, and
on such occasions q large crowd is gem
orally present. Last Saturday after
noon our clever congressman, the Hon.
]. p. Halsell, while passing in the
Phalan neighborhood, came upon an
affair Of the kind and was asked to 'jine
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27

A PROCESSION of seminary misses was
three hours 10 passing given point last
Saturday, but the bonnets IN the window
we're unusually fine, and we'll worthy
their intention.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-02-27

CANNING is al present in such disfavor
in Maryland, owing to the low prices,
that many of the establishments are Of
fered for sale at a little over half price.