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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO 1Ol,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Haley. IDAHO, February I. 1857
Notice is hereby given, that Enos A. Wall and
Michael snnushnss4y bavc made application Tor u
United States Patent for the
BAY STATE LODE MINING CLAIM
situatr in the Mineral Hill Mining District, Attn.
rnS County. Idaho Territory. consisting of 1900
linear t'tt OF the lode, and surface ground aI3
feet wide. being Lot No. -. and described IN the
field notes and plat Of the official survey on file in
tins Office, with magnetic variation at Is degrees
End 30 minutes east follows
C"lninentingat tn" discovery point of this claim
and running hcnreS - deg. Il min. T. 300 feet I +.
point IN thc southeasterly nd line Of the claim
thence 80 deg. 30 min. T. along the southcasi,rlv
end line OF the claim ~ feet To past marked i
$ La Z No |, the nurthea ,terly corner of The
claim; thence Z, deg. II INN. W along the
northehstcrly side line of the claim to II post
marked t y l. - n" J, the northwesterly corner
OF me 'la''n: thenr, > o? deg 80 min. W along the
horth"esieriy end line of the claim 7G9 ,ect to Il
post marked $ a, p No ,. the aouthwesterlv
r"rner III the claim: IN ice 5 - dog Is Win l.
along t!e southwestern, side line of the claim 800
feet tn a post marked L : "A, Y No L. the south
'astrtly corner Of the claim; thence n % deg 30
min u 40 feet Ia post marked u s I. a. L No Il
th place OF BEGINNING OF survey of exterior houn-
darl's. From Post No l. corner of Sections o, TO-
II and IL, u II Il II +. bears n ~ deg o., min
W l>Sl tert distant.
The said mining claim being of record in the
Office If the County Recorder of said Mining Dis.
triGt at HALEY. i'll Alturas County Idaho Terito.
ry. The nearest known locations being the Bon
Ton On the south, aud the Mountain Boy on the
southeast.
Amy amt all persons claiming adversely any nor
ton of the said Bay State Lode mining claim or sur.
race groul,arc required to file their adverse clais
thereto with the Register of the nted States and
ohi"e at HALEY Idaho Territory within the sixty
days publication thereof, or they Will be barred
by virtue of the provisions of the Statute in such
cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
direct that tlp tprepD notice ,f aN,1iro
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| Remedy is used The Doctors AGE and ENpF
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| kJrhose WIG call see no one but the Docto
Consultation free and Sacredly ConfdentinI
| Cases which have failed in obtaining relief ,isy
where especially solicited TIE DOCTOR u,I,
agree to forfeit - 900 for u case undertaken n,f
cured. Call or write. Hours: Daily. from . a.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21

direct that the foregoing notice of ouplicatiop
Tor patent be published for the period of sixty
days ten consecutive weeks IN the Woop RIVER
ZINES. newspaper published at Haley Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register
W. II. WAITE, AttOrneN for AnnllcAnts
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21
DISEASES OF NAM

ion of ing 10 me VIII receive my honest opin1
.,nnr,nta, ,"aiIiaiht-no experimenting. l will
take r - positve cure in every case under.
,tr or .,ri'it $1,000 Consultation in Office or ty
ate g LEE ana strictly privalc. Charges moder-
and mi ,uuSn examination, including chemical
a. M M rruscopicnl analysis of urine ana advice,
Snud. once hours. 9 to drily, 8 to 8 evenings:
''e! :, y 70 II only. Call or ahdrnna ~ :
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~. DR.. LIEN,
20. Aearny Street, San Frarciscc Cal

OF m.ny ,a 'EdfTABLE COMPOUND the result
which lars OF special practice and hard study
ropnnv r.Ss IN the cure OF LOST MASNoop. PRnsTA.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21

direct that the foregoing notice of application
for patent be published for the period of sixty DAYS
item consecutive weeks in the WooD RIVER TINES
u newspaper Published at HALEY, Alturas county,
Idaho T,rrit ry.
HOMER l.. POUND Register
W. II. WArr. Attorney for Applicants.
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YOUNGMEN

ana ana MlDDl.E-AGED MEN, who are suffering from
~, ~, 'meuts OF Youthful Indiscretions or Excuses
i,npoteney, Lost Manhood, confusion of ideas
ni.s eseS aversion to society, dependency PIN
p,.s GA me face, loss of energy and memory fire.
ro,aIis VI aflhsting. etc Remember that by q
st;,a .ioh Vi VEGETABLE REMEDIES of great cur
49, 49, power' the Doctor has so arranged his
r1;t that it will hot only afford Immediate
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21

direct that the foregoing notice of applica-
ton for patent be published for the period of
SIXTY days ten consecutive weeks in the Woop
i.Nfk liMts. newspaper published ut
hal.tE, Ntnras county. Idaho Territory
HOMER l.. POUND Register
W. Ii. WArr Attorney FOR Applicants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21

direct that the foregoing notice of application
for patent be rf.hita.ed Tor the period of sxt,
days (ten consecutive weeks in the Woop RyEl
TINES, II newspaper published at HALEY, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register
W. H. WATT Attorney for Applicants
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HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE

bnsri,a 'eru surgeon IN charge of two leadin g
with .nsnes me treat all private troubles
stood that ~ results wish 1t distinctly und.r,
tics ar a. uo hot claim to perform impOssibii.
cI,i "r t" nave miraculous or supernatural power.
i. ," ohiy u b" skiilful and successful Phvsi.
smnc;' "'n surgeon, TnoRoUGHIY Informed in my
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-21
WANTED
Wholesale s Retail Agents
FOR THE
Mechanical Razor, Patented

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this razor You can 81 ave yourself at any time even
when travelling, i'll tae light or i'll the dark with.
out any paine and impossible 10 cut Yourself Send
Dollar Greenbaca Tor sample with which thou
sends of Dollars worth OF orders can be taken and
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=
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through Dspen. sry Drugstore iatt
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DIR. ALIENS
PRIVATE DISPEMsARY

Il ~; aLLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN IS A REGU.
- LAR graduate Physician .drcated ~ pn,v
1 1 college and University of Michigan He has
ue'o'eo Lifetime to, and is acknowledged to be
u n most expert Surgeon in / is specially on tn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-28

will sooner consent to be held in the
bondage Of the revolver by another class
Of workers; nor would a mere difference
in masters make the servitude more toler-
able.
The Martins Ferry case is not conflict
between union and non-union. It isa
stu eIs between union and union-the
United Nsi!ers and the AmOlgamated AS.
ISOLATION. Surely no union man will
claim that his particular union has more
or greater rights than another union, or
ia entitled TO more consideration. II there
were no. union man in the Laughlin
mill the assault would be no more justii-
able. But union beingrepresented by each
side to the conflict, the unteuable attitude
Of the rioters is presented so strongly that
everybody can underestimate.
No true friend OF labor can justify this
thing, for there is no element of justice
and no good policy in it. II employers
are greedy, it places one clsss of workers
between a CALLING crosSflre of the greed oil
employers and the revolvers Of another
class OF workers. 1t makes between work
ingmen breach which wcakens Their
force and will widen with every assault on
individual liberty. 1t ia stark madness,
No enemy Of labor could wish it greater
harm,
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American Agricultural.
October work tells for all winter. The
final harvests OF the year are often the
most important, and where so large q
breadth OF grain 10 sowed, as is the case in
some sections, the farmers have busy
time. Tho forehanded ones, will, how
ever. make time for a play spell, for all
hands 10 70 to the fairs, for which the
long list in our September number offers
the opportunity within reach OF almost
everyone. Early hHsking Of the corn
crop, should be pushed ahead in the
colder parts Of the country. This is the
more important because October weather
is favorable to the laying on Of flesh, and
soft corn and nubbins go as far now as
hard corn will next month. We cannot
have the soft corn until we are pretty well
ahead with the husking. Do not forget
the value OF charcoal in the ration Of fat
tening animals cattle, pigs and poultry,
especially. Even sheep and horses are
bene fitted by it. Not that it is properly
considered fa!tening food, but it aids
digestion, keeps the stomach and bowels
in prime order, and is not expensive.
An ounce OF prevention is worth pound
OF cure, and on this principle, an ounce OF
charcoal is often worth q bushel OF hard
corn. Breeding aud laying stock need
exercise. 1t is well to go over
the harvest, and see Just what stock
it is possible to winter well, and sell
the rest, no matter at what sacrifice, unless
you are willing to buy feed. This year at
the L st, and along railway lines, hay is
going to be high. 1t is 50 now, hence
there will be a good deal OF stock for sale
cheap. 1t will be good time to buy
ewes, which will raiEe March
and April lambs, II served at once, and
well cared for. Bull calves, thoroughbreds,
will be almost given away, and many Of
these will be ready for service in April,
though mere calves now. So the two and
three-year.olds may hetter be sent 10 the
butcher, than wintered. Never use male
OF any kind which is not OF pure blood.
This injunction can hardly be too often
repeated. The man who does otherwise,
takes ten times the risk Of disappointment
that is necessary.
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ule wsn.n pssena gA.Is Hons..

81. JdmeI Gdssi;t
Nearly the whole male population Of
Lewis being absent from home at the her-
ing fishing on the east coast, the zig
tacEsmen arranged to take possession Of
Inc disputed Jig Islands, which the croft
en- maintain to be theirs. Accordingly
there was general gathering of tacks-
men, grouRd officers, Rillies and shepherds
rom the surrounding district last week
for this purpose. The crot.ers' wives and
daughters having been made aware OF the
invasion, held council OF war, and de-
termined to resist the invaders at all haz-
ards, both on sea and lsnd.
A large feet Of sailing boats was accord
ingly got ready, and when the tacksmen
hove in sight the women were ready for
action, each being armed with stout
stick and lapiull OF stones. A fight COM
menced about q mile from land, which
lasted for fully four hours, and after hot
and well-contested battle the women
came OF victorious aud drove the lacks.
men OF without being permitted 10 land
their sheep, and only tive head OF cattle
were landed out Of several score. The
gomen then held council OF war, and
determined to keep sentry on the islands
until the return OF the men from the fish
ings. Several Of the women were injured,
though not seriously. Great excitement
prevails il zig.
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The men who fred on the LauGhln mill
did so because the company, in pursuance
Of its right, had employed men who were
willing to do It's work. By their assault
they proclaimed theory which cannot be
maintained. By tho crack Of their revolt
yers they declared that other men have no
right to work without their leave; and by
their hand gEensdes they denied the
right Of the company to employ whom it
pleased. The one was IN assault on the
person, the other on the property, OF
American citizens. The attack was an in
deteuAible attempt TO abridge the indie
feasible rights Of other men.
The heaters, rollers and their help
ers quartered in the mill are working
under scale about which there is no dis
pute. The fact that they arc willing to
furnish nail plate to be cut by men who
have taken the place OF the striking nail
ers is thought sufficient to justify IN at
tempt on their lives. But they have the
same right to work as tho strikers have
not to work, and the law and public opin-
ion must protect them in the exercise Of
this right. They arc to DO supposed to
understand their own interests better than
anybody else, to know whether for them
TO lie idle is more serious matter than
for other men who prefer another course.
Nobody can think for them 90 we'll as
they can think for themselves, and no.
body has right to try to force upon them
his own opinions at the muzzle OF a revolt
yer.
II these men we're doing the worst thing
they could do for themselves, It would
still be their right to go wrong, for within
the scope Of their own peaceful pursuits
they are free agents. 1t is not the right Of
anybody to interfere with their free
agency, and in its exercise they have on
their side the law and all methods Of self
defense. Other men may be inconyeni.
enced or put to loss by the attitude Of the
men in the mill, but II the men at work
persist In working it isthe height Of AFRO.
qance and tyranny to resort to force
70 drive them out. Lat capital as
sumo 90 despotlc an attitude, and The
world Of wase-workers would blot 1t out
Of existence or itself be reduced to hope
les slavery, No class o v . Fasaa
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un.hnnd aud VIC at HONS,

Good H9HScLftP'"g'
AS the home life is almost entirely in
the hands OF the woman for the direction,
as well IS inspiration, we find that especial
" to her our paper applies. II the wife
has been brought up in home where
there were many inmates, she will hnd
there arc many long hours 10 her day,
and theee must be filled to tho utmost or
there will insensibIy come in with the
Loneliness unpleasant thongbte, sometimes
regrets for the home left be hind will creep
In: have q care that no raproach comes
TO your lips. Be just and generous in
YOUR judgement OF your husband. His
time Is, or should be, employed seeking a
comfortable support for you, and II you
would be true helpmeet you wi II seni
him 10 his bupiness duties promptly and
greet fis return cheefily. Hyou ate lone
" do not seek diversion by going 10 MS
place OF business, whatever it may be, and
lstaininy him IRON the duties belonging
to it. II you are so fortunate as to be able
10 90 to the counting.room or office and
talk over perpiexitics, do that, but il your
husbani should be employed by others,
remember that your rights do not extend
theis az Aiit VIZ SSN 'seS HH"''s,, b'S N''''S
the loss OF good position. AItrdgs bear
in mind that you kasr your husbands buzz
nsAs beforehand dnd,iiIA h" could not gre his
time 10 you 1t must needs be that there
are cares and vexations in the lives Of our
husbands into which We may not always
ba able To enter understandingly. It is
the duty OF every husband to allow his
wife to know oil he can OF his affairs;
oftentimes her ready intuisions and quick
perceptions can bs OF great service 70 him.
Make your meal time cheerful and happy.
Women, especially, are quick TO see the
signs OF extra care or worry; take nonote
OF it till the meal is eaten, and then
smooth tho way for an easy telling OF
whatever has caused the lecks we have
watched 30 anxiously. And this applies
to both parties. By thus condding the lit.
tie burden to each other we are surprised
to find that it has already lost half its
weight.
Do not seem indifferent to the favorite
amusements OF your companions. II you
have known that he had fondne5s for
billiards or card5 do not altogether and
utterly condemn the indulgence in them;
even II you disapprove; on the other
hand, do not urge their continuance as a
pssti;ne, least you have reason to regret
It, and sooner or later you are grieved to
find that the billiard or whist table are
not only engrcssing the evening hours, but
the hours supposed to be devoted Eolely
10 business are enCroached upon in this
way, money is wasted and a business rep
utatiou ruined forever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-28

Mn. MULLINS, Of the firm OF Blackwell
& Mullins, artists and modellers, Salem,
Coiumbiana county, Ohio, while at the
Worlds Fair, New Orleans, was seized
with severe attack OF quinsy. He used
st. Jacobs Oil and, he writes, that II effect.
ed wonderful cure.
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DIED.

HARPgR--On Sunday morning. September q,
1856, ii 10 70 C!nGs, &rB. SARAH X vile Of me
late Samuel D. Harptr 10 the ssih year Of her age
Funeral services a, her late rtsIdecce, No IS FIJI
,ceuth strceS, GU this tNoadRyl afternoon at
o'cl Ok. Iutsrmeut private
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''DocroR, I can neither lay nor set.
What shall do?" Il think you had bet
ter roost," was the reply. Now II the
doctor had prescribed q bottle Of Salvation
oil, for the poor fellows rheumatism, it
would have relieved his patient ct once
o. eapKu
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THE UNNECESSARILY
Standard AtIaSgWOrIdI
The Continental Publishing Co., Chicago. ",
Usn0a wuAP
SALE,
In Chanc9sy.

Bsate Of West VIn1nia, City OF Wheeling, SIS.
IN tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline y. 3rlies, guardian Of Cartel
B. Brue, Henrietta DFnes aud
Charles Hcnry Arues intROts, In ChRnc9sy.
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FathSTi
Your poor wearied wife, losing sleep night
after night nursing the little one suffering
from that night fend to children and
bottle Of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen, an undouhted
Group preventive and cure for coughs,
colds and consumption. Sold by all drug.
gists at 25c and SI.00 a bottle. Send two
cent postage stamp for Riddle Book.
Walter A: Taylor, Atlanta, Ga. For sale
by Lsughlin Bros. K Co.
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THE "Want Soap" universally acknowl-
edged TO be the biggest and best cent bar.
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Ry virtue OF the authority vested IN me by q de
eseS Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, entered
In tho above entitled cause, on the 9Th day Of
June, 1855 will proceed 70 Sell At public auction
At the front door Of the court House Of oh!C
county, West Virginia, in the city OF Wheeling, n
the highest and hest bidder,
ON SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following dc
Bcrioei real estAIe, that Is 70 sGy: Thu two lot
fronting gu the east side Of North Front street, and
numbered two hundred t2O)l and Two hundred
CITY oi %heellng laid out by Henry Moore, ttustet
Of Ebenezer Zanc'S estate aud called ZGnes Island
addition to the city Of Wheeling. And alo The
water or pasture lot lying east Of the two lots abo
described, and designated on the plat o. ZAne'i
Island addition 10 tho city Of Wheeling BY thu
number nine (e.
TERMS or SkLE-one-thIr o; the purchase MONEY
and e. much more A. the purchaser may elect tC
pay to be paid In cash on The day OF sale; and tht
reS:due thereof In three eqnll inStElma1tS VI
twelve, twenty.lour and thirty'Six months, with
Interes. from day Of sale; The purchaser % giyE
lnttalrcilg; The lille to be sstNiHed until the pur
chase money Sns tho in1cFSAi thereon ShSl b
wholly paid. 4. GlHDEs,
Special Commissioned
". Il. HGLIEs, AuctlyuecE.
hereby certify that J. X. EOwdeu, Special Com
mIgsionef, has given bond with security ~ 70
QuiIed by law aud the deoree OF JuEG G. 1855, In
'"' ~"O'' "-'NA'N '' THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the AnnicirGI Court Of Wheeling.
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday. the
LIST day Of August, 1sSS, Gt ~ O'Clock 4; NJ a. the
'' ~ place sp.ci !; & 6o s2&R6St
The Rtoye sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
AUGUST ID. 1856, Of 10 O'Clock a, n, az tae same
plaee. 4. CoTnEN.
Ru3 Special Commissioner.
The above ssiehas been adjourned unttl wedncs
day, August ~, ls'6, at 10 oG,ock A. y az tame
Rul7 Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been adjourned until Satut.
J. r. C0N DEN,
su90 Special COMMISSIONER.
The above sale hiss been adjourned until Shtur.
J. K CyWDEE,
au24P Special Commissioner.
Tha above sale has bcFn adjourned until sgtur.
day, September 49, 1853, al hes4nie tiae and place.
J. X. CuMDES,
sepl1.H special Commissioner.
The above sale Is al journed until Saturday, Sep
TENDER &c, 1856, alto o'clocI A. y, a. the same
place J: cO"DEN
sCp25 Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
October 8, 1855, at 10 O'Clock 4; ", a. the ZANE
pare. J toWDEH,
Sep2s Special Commissioner.
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H., z. 3 O. Railroad,
Leave gellaIre at sAoF. n. for wOOdsheld and
Leave BSiiaitO at s:lS 4. u for sunmeraeld and
St 8eiTa a Rolairo 1910 A. u.sna 5,SnM
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Sept. 80, 1885,

Tho beautiful Pam Of Mr.. Lewis Baker, ndJon.
Ing the thriving town OF Elm Grove, has been sur.
Vcyed into los suitable for private residences and
gardening purposes Situated near the IRilrsAd
station at Kim Grove, and convenient 70 graded
school, pnEtoice stores aud shops; lying almost on
the National Road, and IN Close proximity 10 the
extended Motor ilne; there Is no property In mar
ket in the vicinity Of the City Of Wheeling 80 de-
ErRble There Is an abundance Of thade, fruit
ard ornamental tres upon the property. Buy
yourself hume and be happy.
ITill sell on TUE PREMISES the above prop.
erty on the date PANIED, II the Gay Is fair: II
stormy, then on the following dRy-ColumeunIng
NJ the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. ". 10 tbs highest
bidder
TBRMs-one fourth cash, the REMAND, at the
purchasers option "a to time ANY term IN to ten
year given on deferred payments II desired, but
Rl deferred payments 10 bear Bl1 per cent interest,
payable SENT RnurAll7, and - be secured BY deed
OF trlS. on the property sold.
This property will Increase In value more rapidly
than any otaeE In tie vicinity Of Wheeling.
JAMES GtLCHR'sC. Agent
WILLIAM n HALLEE. AuctIoneer. Eeu25
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Ferdinand Ward appears to be the
Cesar Of the legal forum.-NelDqrk NelpS.