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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20
TIE LAST OF w.EwILLrlus.
his DISQUALIFICATION Of q Fremont.
tE!s tien OF Death.

The funeral of w. E. William,
took place this afternoon about 3
o'clock, under the auspices of the Ma.
sonic Order, of which deceased was q
member. 1t was largely attended,
Notwithstanding the exceedingly un.
favorable condition of the weather,
His mother, Who resides in Phila.
delphia, telegraphed that she wished
his remains sent there. They will
doubtless be taken there next spring
but for the present they will be buriee
in the HALEY Cemetery.
Nelson Hallock, President Of the
Colorado Iron Works, who is brother
in-law Of the deceased, is expected
here tomorrow.
1t is stated as fact tending to in
dictate that Mr.. Williams had a pro
monition Of his death, that. last Octo
Der, he insisted on familiariSlng hi
wife with his business and book &C
counts, Sin case anything should hap
pen" to him. as he expressed it. A
the same time he was having bis lif,
insured for 1880, and putting hi
business in order generally. The da
before he was taken sick, he squared
up oil his accounts in town, paid hi
bills, and informed his wife Of til
fact at night. He then retired, bu
never slept wink all night. Th
following day hs fell i'll and died
few days later.
Deceased was 20 years old.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20

LOCAL JOTTINGS.

IA Flyer"
Skating At Bottoms. H# Ho
A FL. Y E R.
Take your girl to Bottoms.
A ai Fly eR
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20
An lmpoi tant Discovery.

The most important Discovery is
that which brings the most good to
the greatest number. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds, will preserve the
health and save life, and is priceless
boon to the afflicted. Not only does
it positively cure Consumption, hut
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Hoarseness, and all affections of the
Throat and Lungs yield At once to
its wonderful curative powers. If you
doubt this get Trial Bottle Free at
J. J. Tracy's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20
The Best in the Market.

Cliff & Sidebotham have just re-
ceived two carloads of tho justly-cels-
brated STAR brand Of coal oil. This
is the highest fre.test and best coal
NJ pn, where.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Forty first Judicial Day Of the Octo.
Der, 1885, Term-Friday, N0yeni-
Der 20.
J. P. Motherwell ct al vs. Frank
Taylor-Evidencs all in, and further
hearing continued until tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20

l,eductioa for the Next Thirty DAYS.
During the next thirty days will
eel! my entire stock at a great reduc'
ton. in order to make room Tor a
heavy assortment Of holiday goods fo'
old and young, now on the way.
Mrs. LEON FULD.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20
Closing Out +!

A $4,000 stock of diamonds
watches and jewelry must be closed
out at once Great bargains for
cash! +. II. hENDhl0N'
The HALEY Jeweler.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20

A
Take your girl to Bottoms.
A Fly En-
There is fine skating on the pond
At Bottoms.
Saratoga Hathorn mineral water, at
Merchants Hotel. $50 80
FRESH, candies made daily, at Wal
ter Cooper's, HALEY.
Fresh oysters, rs cents per can, at
Cooper's candy factory.
Strictly bonded liquors At Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Fine Florida oranges, just received
at Cooper's candy factory.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
Of that 1879 old Hermitage whisky.
Good lodgings and neat rooms, at
Mrs. LsGran1es, next door to Hal
ley Theater.
Another fresh Importation, from
havana, Cuba, of cigars at the Mer-
chants Hotel.
If you want perfect-httlng and
Wish dress or business suit, 60 to
Lunu s Anderson.
Go to Boards lumber yard for your
doors aud sashee, aud buy cheap for
cash Tor the next 60 days r
All the little folks, and the big
folks, look out tor
A FLY Err
A woman who knows how to cook
beefsteak and boil = potato is more
to be admired than the best "angeP
that ever tapped . wing. b.
Booths fresh oysters received daily
at tho Merchants Restaurant, and
cooked to order, day or night.
J. w. HoDGMAN, Sole Agent.
Two cars of coal and two of gen.
eral merchandise we're received ut the
HALEY depot to-day, and three car
Lads of ore were shipped from thu
same stxtion.
Dear friends: We have sold all O
our Denmark Retort, unr,valed Sol
Coal Parlor Heaters, and trus: you
will bear with Us q few days, a. ou
invoices have been delayed en- route
but are sure to be here inside of I
week. COFFIN Bros.
Ayers Sarsaparilla works directly
aud promptly. to purify and enric'
the blood, Improves the appetite
strengthens the nerves. and braces VI
the system. It's in the truest sens
an "al:erative" medicine. Every IN
valid should give it trial. ..-
Having closed out his business il
this city, Mr.. Kahn will leave mex
Monday with N. E. Hecksthorn, t
spend the winter at the Red Warrio
claim, in Panther gulch, Deer creek
two-thirds of which they own. The.
expect to be able to uncover . payin
body ofors. ri
q The WEEKLY TINES, issued ever
- Wednesday, contains al the loci
news Of the week. 1t tells MOI
about thiS rcgion than ten iette'
could. The price of subscription
i. only 50 per year, 81. so for six month
Send it te your friends. Sihg
c6pirs, 10 cents. .E ea,af
Thomas Main came in from the go
he'' today lie reports the Cams
No. 2 mill running it's full compl
mat Of 70 stamps, and crushing som
what richer ore than heretofore whe
the mill had only 10 stamps. The M
Will to Cleaned up nsxt Sunday-d'
ate: Tomorrow.
-. s. kim, assignee, has cold Il
Establishments Of 4. Hecksthorn,
iooo Main street, in this city, to v
u. Monahan, who wilt soon remove
The Bullion block. Mr.. Monahan
= gentle man of pleasing addrsss .,
~ experienced business man, and
WI Undoubtedly seoss . success in
"sw line. 'a.s.h 4 ss.ss4S 3. 3. q
II people troubled with colde wou
"xe Ayers Cherry Pectoral befo
Ro'"g 20 church or places Of e"te
.a'"msnt, they would avoid courh''
greatly to the comfort Of both spes
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-20

SuuOH'SCURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Rrouchitis. For sale at Tracys.
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NASAL INJECTOR free WIZ"
o..h b,a,l.. of Shiluh's Catarrh Rem
edv Price 50 cts. For sale 1t Tracy B.
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HALEY Fsstomce.


Irom -. North ........s ...Aa H. and 3SO rH.
~. nullion.. ......'..'''''''''' ~ A.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22

gagged in some public enterprise.
News that is merely of local impor-
tance, unless ii occurs the place where
the paper is published, it seems to US,
is cut of place in daily which circu-
lates over large area aud is read by
large number of people who are
thus widely separated. l, therefore,
merely endcavor to give the substance
Of the news, and n1t the names OF
people unless he be of q public charac-
ter. Although stock raisers and
farmers, capitalist and business men
have located here and invested in
farms, ranches and business Of various
branches, and an excursion OF nearly
fifty landseekers came here, nearly al!
of whom invested and located, we
merely give the fact as news, and as
their names would perhaps not be of
any special interest 10 people over
Kansas at large, we withhold them.
II may seem from what we have
said that Hazelton is alive to two
things, and those things are first, that
the Almighty placed here the best land
in Barber county, and the best loca-
ton for a city. The second is, that
the people have the will. energy and
capital to build that city, which, in
five years, will be the largest city in
the county. They recognize what OPP
portunities the Almighty has given
them, and they are going to improve
those opportunities.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
TALKING TO WICHITA.

Yesterday evening tho telcphpne
line from Wichita TO this CITY was com
p,cted, and through the Kindness of
Manager Chipchasc the Press Office
was connected with the Wichita EAGLE
Office and we had quite a long chat
with "Old Man" Murdoch" Of tne
EAGLE. The line passes through
Derby, Muivane, Belle Plaine aud
Cicera, and will be extend d from
here to Oxford and Winfield From
| there the line already extends To Geu-
ia Springs and AIkans CITY. / his
| will make complete circuit with all
these leading points. Thus scicrce is
rapidly Introducing n-w metho;is that
work complete change, III Ia. VA, oi
conducting all he affairs OF rien, aud
the idc, exE ressei thst through she
means Of elecirivity we u i'll one ,ln,
be able 1" see each others faces Il
great distances seems Dow no more
improbable than the idc;, of talking TO
each other at distances of fifty and
even hund ed. of miles apart did a
few years ago.
The new lines connecting the points
named will be of great convenience TO
the residents thereof, and the people,
as well as the telephone company. are
to be congratulated We may remark
that Manning Chpchase feels as big as
a boy with his first pair of boots. He
undertook the extension of the lines
connecting the points named, some
months ago, and has pushed the work
through with great energy, until to
day all that is left is the gap from here
to Winfield, and that will be closed IN
a few days. The system now includes
Wellington. Caldwell. South Haven,
Hunnewell. Belle PLANE, MuIvane,
Wichita, Oxford, Winfield, Arkansas
City and Geuda Springs. Now for
Harpcr.-Wellngt Press.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Wonsn's Guild of St Johns church
hsve secured the opera house for their fair
which will open Tuesday. Nov. 24ih, and
continue four days, the proceeds 20 be de.
| voted TO the purchase OF Al organ. 70,
weeks pas, the ladies Of the Guild have been
lsborinC faithfully and have perfected AZ
rsngements for giving the mos: complete
entertainments Of the kind ever seen in
Wichita. Alllocal collections OF ouriositie<,
pictures. etc, have been secured for exhibi-
ton in the museum department; the fines.
musical islen; O: the xes. hss been engsc-
ed FOR the stage concerts which viii take
place every evening. The various booths
will be Allied with the choicest wares in the
lire Of Christmas presents The entire doll
Population OF the country VIII sppesr in the
Fairy Grotto and sssis; q; the doll wedding.
and in the way Of Refreshments the ladies
have omitted nothing ira: can tickle the pal
ale. 20 say nothing Of the r1bstan.ials Of
the grand Thanksgiving dinner on Thurs
day and the New Englani dinner on Friday.
The Microcos,a club vii give grand bali
on Thursday evening, for which the Guild
viii furnish bounteous suppe-. No place
can be found where al evening csn be spent
more pleasantly than 3; TIE Guild far, and
- . good work il being helped along ., the
zane sins. Il Is hoped 90, citizens VII nos
fail 10 give the laiiss call al.
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as pilot of the vehicle: his experience
in dealing with the first horse thief
ever convicted in this county, whom
some of the citizens wanted 10 hang
by way of pastime; how he fonnd
il necessary to order jurymen and
witnesses at the first session OF
court TO take off their revolvers
and other weapons while seated
in the temple of justice: how he might
have purchased the most desirable
property in the city for a dollar, bat
wouldn't have taken the whole town
for fifty cents, and how, since he had
seen the growth and development OF
the city he longed for some vigorous
person who would take him to some
secluded spot and kick him a few
rounds for not having invested. The
judge said he had brought Senator
Plumb around for the purpose of
showing him the wondrous develop
ment of this western and southwest
ern country, but was himself astonish-
ed at the marvellous growth of the
western and southwestern counties.
Both Senator Plumb aud Represen-
tative Peters spoke in terms of praise
of our little city and its future pros
poets. The senator predicted that the
population would be doubled within
less than a year.-Medicine Lodge
CraSset
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MEDICINE LODGE.
Plumb and Peters Visit That pros
porous City.


Although it was not definitely
known more than two days previous
that Senator Plumb and Congressman
5. Il. Peters would arrive here on
Monday evening, still respectable
sized crowd gathered TO greet them at
the Sherlock hall. Previous to going
TO the hall the distinguished gentlemen
had been employed for an hour or
two in shaking hands with their ad-
mirers and constitueutsrat the Grand.
After being introduced 10 the audi
ence Senator Plumb addressed them
for nearly an hour in relation 10 the
development and matters of general
interest 10 the great southwest. The
senator said when he located at En-
poria some twenty-five years ago, he
was told that he had got too far west.
but be had seen the tide of emigration
roll on past that city. He had seen
each section of the state snfier its reg
ular period OF depression snd poverty
and enjoy subsequent development
and permanent prosperity.
The senator is Kansas man in all
that the term implies. deeply in 1--we
with the stale of his adoption aud
thoroughly imbued with the belief in
her glorious destiny.
Speaking of the Oklahoma country
and that portion of the territory
known as NO Mans Land" the sena-
tor gave il as his opinion that the
former would not be opened for settle
ment during the coming winter, but
would, in all probability, be opened
during the winter following. He ex-
NO Mans Land had already been sur
veyed into townships and is govern
ment land. He thought il would prob
ably be seciionized at an early date
and be subject 10 homestead entry.
He further stated that no one was
prohibited from settling there now.
but of course they would not be able
TO make homestead entries until the
land was formally opened for settle
ment.
Senator Plumb is pleasant. ready
speaker, who impresses his audience
with the idea that he understands
what he is talking about. In manners
he is the same plain, every-dsv-sort of
HAL aiiat hc was, We PSai.e. NhSu
he used 10 be a country editor and
took in vegetables and stove wood on
subscription.
The senator was followed by Judge
Peters in his usual pleasant and popu-
lar style. We speak of him as Judge
Peters because everybody here thinks
of him as Judge rather than member of
congress. He related q number of in
teresting "reminiscences of his early ex-
perience in Medicine Lodge; his FIRST |
ride from Hutchinson with Bill Horne
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thanked BY GOULD.
Special Dispatch to ,he Globe-pemocr.,

Special dispatch 10 the Glooe- Democrat.
TOPEKA. HAS. Nov. Ex-senator 7
ID. Plumb and Ex-Governor Thoms,
A. Osborn have returned from bus.
iness TIP TO Chicago, where they have
been consulting prominent railway
men in reference TO Kansas. Mr.. P.D
Armour, representing the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, said that line
would build 10 the Missouri river
within a year, touching ST. Joseph,
Atchison, Leavenworth and Kansas
City, and would without doubt be ex-
tended TO Topeka. He said the road
wanted no subsidies. but would come
into Kansas as n matter of business
Mr. Hewitt, of the Chicago and
Northwestern, stated that his
road would be forced into
Kansas soon, As matter of protection
10 its interests. Mr.. r Il. Cradle.
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific, expressed great interest in Han
sas. and while he made no promises.
he seemed very favorably impressed
with the idea of leading into the state
by way of Topeka. Mr.. Porter of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, said
his company had made sewers. surveys
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW

Does George Martin, cx-state print
er and editor of the Junction City
Union, exchange with the Leyenworil
Times and the Kansas Chief: and, il
so, does ilc red them. and how does
hc feel: No; 10 put too fine point on
il. What does George think of things
generally, and of prohibition in Kan.
sas in particular? Amt matters a lit.
tie ont OF Joint" including the saloon
interests, and must the Joint" &c
also: George, what say you! Speak
mp al. Griffin writes us an awful
letter, iuclosing a circular. lie failed
to authorize us 10 publish either the
one or Tie other, although he warned
Us against any unn ce5sary profanity
We read his letter but have postpon.
ed reading the circular ill after double
chUrch-services to-day. Finally, dear
George, doesn't ii look as though we
ssould have to .ail-in on Krohn, Grit
fin and Campbell, after all, and tail-in
on the fail at that: We anxiously
await vour red-heaacd conclusions Oh
the whole matter, but be careful, we
beseech you.to avoid your well-known
tendencies 10 choleric
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
THE NEW APPoRTIoNMENT

ScIgwick county under the new ap.
por;ionmcnt viii be entitled TO SEN
ator and three representatives AT the
very icwcst calculation. Thiriy-one
thousand and a farction will be the
basis Of population to each senator.
Sedgwick will have seven thousand
excess. One hundred and twenty-five
representatives divided among l,26s.-
i32 people would make average DIS
tricts OF abou: ten thousand. This
would give Sedgwick close on to four
representatives.. Scdgwick ought to
have either two senators and three
representatives or one senator and
four representatives. The proper
figuring will secure one or the nther
delegations.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22

into Kansas, and was giving the ex-
tension question due consideration.
His Judgment was that the Burlington
and Missouri river branch might. with
advantage, be extended from White
Cloud to Rulo, through Hiawatha to
Topeka. Messrs. Plumb and Osborn
are supplying these roads with statis-
tics of Kansas business, and, from in
formation they are not at liberty to
make public, they are convinced that
at least two of the roads named will be
built into Kansas within a year, and
eventually all of them will reach here.
Kansas is considered one of the best
lumber markets in the union. There
will soon be eight eastern lines con-
centrated at Kansas City and all fight
ing for the traffic originating in Kan
sas and carried there by two Kansas
roads. Gonld has already anticipat ed
the situation by going around Kansas
City, building into the interior of
Kansas and taking the greater portion
of the trade. The effect of this move
on the part of Gould will lie to drive
other lines into the state, securing in
creased facilities for shipping and an
important reduction in freight rates.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
DOWN AT KIOWA.

Senator Z. b. Plumb and Judge
Peters, member of congress from this
| congressional district, arrived in New
Kiowa on Tuesday evening from an
extended overland trip through
western counties, where they had
been looking after the interests of
their constituents. An impromptu
| meeting was arranged for, and Senator
Plumb spoke for an hour aud a half
| in his straightforward. forcible style,
depicting in glowing terms the msg-
icai growth and development of Kan
sas since he first settled in the state
thirty years ago. The whole state of
Kansas, without regard to political
creed, has an honest, Jealous aud
faithful public servant in Senator
Plumb. He was followed by Judge
Peters in half hours speech which
was very entertaining and well reccly-
ed, inasmuch as he treated of Questions
in which the people of this section of
southern Kansas are directly interest
ed. The hearty cheers given each of
the distinguished speakers at the close
of their speeches, gave ample proof
that their remarks were fully endorsed
and appreciated by the large aud at
tentiye audience present. Senator
Plumb and Judge Peters were en-
phatic in the assertion that in
no section of Kansas had they seen
better soil or crops, nor a hsndsomer
country to look at, and that while
Kansas WAS noted for the rapid
growth of new towns all over the
state, they were not prepared 10 see
every other town eclipseG by the mar
velous and magical growth of New
kiowa They could, with all their
knowledge OF rapid Kansas develop
ment. hardly realize the fact that a
town but 4 little over ten months old.
with nearly fifteen hundred inhabi-
tanis aud magnificent; bri ok blocks.
could spring up. But seeing this with
their own eyes they would not now
be surprised to see our population in
crease 10 five thousand in two years.
kiowa Herald.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-22
SCOTT CITY.

SCoIT CITY, Kan, Nov. IL, So.
To he Editor OF the Eagle.
The equipment for the overland
stage and mail route from Garden
City to Wa-keeney, fitted out in
Wichita by your enterprising citizen.
Mr. Harry Hill, the departure of
which was observed in your issue OF
he Sih instant, rolled into Garden
City last Friday. Immediately on
the arrival Of tie proprietor by rail
tins morning, bis able foreman, Mr..
I. Martin. toak the four ribbons and,
the first TGn To Scott City was made,
with ful load. in the short time OF
fiee hours, making one change, and
reaching Scott City Tor dinner. With
characteristic prompiness Mr.. Hill
selected the location for his stables ia
Scott City and made arrangements
for two change stations between this
place and Garden City, and started
the surveyors and well-boring men
with their apparatus TO find the places.
Mr.. Martin returned to Garden
City with the stage, being the
first instance of round trip
in one day. Mr. Hull has made five
hours the regular time on his line,
while all other hacks consume al en-
tire day for The trip. He has saved
the travelling public one-nalf day on
this end of his line and brings Scott
CITY that much nearer the world.
Mr.. Hill was very much surprised
TO observe the rapid growth of Scott
City since his last visit. thirty days
ago
Instead of four or five buildings
standing out conspicuously against the
horizon "a then, our town now shows
up in the distance a compact little vii
lage of forty 10 fifty building, some of
them two stories high New frames
are rising every day aid the racket of
hammers aud hand-saws is quite an
moving TO nervous individual. The
city well has powerful force pump
and wind mill is ordered