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fARpWAkE IN MNVALs.


AXEs-Coiiins, Is dozen, 800: Gold Dol.
$50; Double Bit, iICl.
skIILETs ASD LDs-ttc q 10; sugar
Kettles, &c y ID.
TIN PLATE--l G l1.dl, p box, 8. OO;I. o.
llN2e, 81 box, $40; ley.nu 1890, Is box. z so.
Terne, 2OX2S, r. box, ll.h0
TINWARE-Piccl d, discount 90 y cent
stamped, discount 50 = cent
SoLDER-No. l, i5c; No. y and y, Isc y n
DUCK HokSG CoILARs--No. /, IS q doz
hAMEs.,Vwo loop, $50 q dozen; three
loop, 3.75 q dozen
TAcKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, 9. Is a box
SRun HoES--3 dozen, 75O; railroad
picks, II dozen, $50.
MATIoCKs-. q dozen, 8 80.
RUBBER BELTiN0-- Discount 80 E, cent
NAiLs--3 90, rate
count 40 per cent; Ames' list, steel goods,
discount 40 and ~ per cent.
HEAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., finished.
9,O0; poles, hb0; s,ngietrees, wagons, SO.
lect, 10; buggy, .?5; express, go; wagon
tongues,lV .tOi hickory aXles, 10 90; holsters
$40; coupling poles, l.75; spoSes, xxx, SO.
leot, 10; MN, 2Jl; sawed lelloes, ~, LIS;
=, zoo; Bowden shoes, G.O0; NORTHWESTERN
horse nails, No,0, .. 90; z, 6.25; s, 800; ba,
IRON, ie ratej plow steel, &c; spring steel
BuaeIns-Urade y, and spring top, 90 OF
TO $1,000; do. open, 600 10 60.O0; do, aldo
spring top, 1000 10 lS5.O0; do. side bar
lVOdv 70 $50 v1i do, phWions. l2l.01 TO $50 90
grade a, slide sprlnU, 5000 10 $50 90; do
ph@tons, 1000 10 1000; bump scat bugc on
iib.O 10 2NO0; platform springs, no 20 L
lN'VV; threespring wagons, Sl00 10 l.aj,
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ACins-tulphuric per osrbuy, Sgi. cliair,
per ppund, N 10 Vuci oNnllc, Ter pound,
10; tnrisrlc, powdered. per pound, o..
OutNiNE--t 8 w, sRs, ~ A.. ", cam,
", II, a ssnu Osg, ~; u. \ Sons, cans, 10.
OILS hCrgauiui, suudcfSun's Dor pound,
: 10, lemon, Sandcrsnn's, | ~, peppermint
0W, winteigrcen, : -, olive, Malaga, 4 Is.
g.uO.
soArs..Castile, notified, per pound. : to
lVci CASTLE, white, u to 10, ID ESEl -,
MtscBLt.As EoUs - Ammonia, caro-, PEI
pound, lBc, alum, 8to 8, arr,w root, Ter.
nudp, ~, balsam copaiha, g.; burnx, ne.
nnod, ~ To ". calomel, an, 20, castor oil
per gallon, ! u 10 ", cassia buds, PEI
nounl, 10 10 49, cream tartar, pure, per
pound, ~, corrosive suhllmaie, rer POUND
%; cnlotUiorm. per pound, ~; extract log.
wood, bulk, per pound, " TO Ia, glycerin,,
nulki ner pound, ~ 10 IS, iodine, result.
,!mated, Ter pouud, 4 ~; leaves bachu,
short, PER pound, 49, leaves SIENNA,
Alex, per pound. vs.. morphia, sulph, per
OF, Svo, spirits Nitro, sweet, per pound, ~.
strychnIa, crystals, 100, taploca, PEI
pound, u wax, white, per pound, 20 toe1.
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AIcouoI-Per gallon, 2Sj to2G.
BRANDtES-Domo per gallon, | % 10
3W; Imported Cognac, lSiI, per gallon, 1 m;
lS,s, 90; lSiU, 10; 1865, ~; iSC, 7 90; ls,l,
500; 1888, ~ 90; O,ard, Dupuy & Co.'s. Cog
nae, lS'3, 30; 100, 10; 1851, %; 1875, 10 ";
Blnquet, Duhuucho q Co.'S. Cognac, 1873,
20; $50, 3 90; tStS, 800.
GtN-Domcstc, per gallon, 10 u 9 %;
import Holland, 2 " 1850; Sir Robert Bur.
netts Old Tom, per cusk, ! - 10 100; uol.
land, por cRso, ~ N ~.
WulskY-- Recilded, " per cont. proof,
per gallon, -; Western, | 10 To 20; Buur.
bon, Oto 3 -; RSe, | 10 10 3 ~ scotch i'm.
'of'ed, % to sA Irish imported, i2i Ia
II..
CuAMihgS . --tfpar Hcidsoick, Quarts,
yer dozen ~ w J krug a. Co., quarts, pef
dozen, ]? 80; Moor IS Thqnd1n. Slll6ry
MuusaeuN, pHi dov,n, $50; 10. 9rrlc,, nor
iuaen, ~ 10, q n. Mumm & Co.'S ne
Norway, - 49, Extra Dry, 500; pinis 2tu
additional.
wiNLs California clarci, per gbllon, ,bc;
Hioninudcl, MOL, pQr gallon, uDt0 10; i'm.
ported clntciu, ordinary, per cnsh, 10 IN In
~ 40; nniily clalUts, pr cask. - Oltn l2b W,
uno chrOts, per cask lW ~ To i5bUO Mp-
dvu, per care, tOO, 81 Julian, per cnse, . ln,
MurgeuN, per cnsu, u0i puntc Canot, ppr
cnec, 10 ~; Lacrosse, per case, " ", Leo
veil FER ease, ~ 90. Chateau iAntie, pur
case, 9iVJ' ordinnry, por case, 3Dio 'S'tO
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CoFFEs-Rio fair, lO1s to IL; prime, nv
10 Il; SAolce, II Ito Is; Laguyra, Is Sd; lava.
-; 1oicen Rio, Is 81; Pea Berry, l2is To ri
-rsAs-Oolong, Is 70 60c; Imperial. - TO
% neVng Il son, sut co. Japan, eeto IS,
suSARs-fowdered and cut loaf. s Sd.
standard gtanulatei, 81 TO 81; Louisiana,
white CHARMED, SssSSi yellow clarided, S9s "a
S,rs choice Louisiana, 5s.gtTSt . pril,fQ IA. IN
- seconds - 10 E; New York extra c,
RICE-Domestic, new crop, prlne. q IN
~ choice, IS 10 !; foreign. none.
MoLAssEs--Choice LouisisRa, IS 10 IS:
prime, 20; lair 10 god, 81; corn Sy~up, IS.
tNAcE'HS- y soda, -; NIX SClR 6.
snow usSe. lei Cartoon, $ r, pound, II;
erefm soda, 9; FNce,SlOr OYSTER, 3; X
ginger snaps, g; xxx ginger snaps. IL; X
lait'Su cream q INK lemon cream, 10;
cases and jumbles, ~; animals. II; charms,
si strawberry cakes, L.; sugar waters, rs.
cocoa bars 10; finger waiers, Is; stage
SoDA-Biearbonate. in kegs, ~ to S; bl.
ea!h, IN cases, 5StM6; lump sal sofa. In kegs
i-sci granulated sal soda, in Ga pounc.
ToRAoco-Plug, n-lnch, 80 10 IS; twist.
,s os, oS snd OF, IS 10 80; navy plug, IS to
abi smoking tobacco, - TOGO.
CANNED Goons.-2h tomatoes, LOO: SIN.
y; 20 elAekherrles, LILO; 2ih goOseherries,
l.1O; 2lh strawhelr ies, l.50; 2ih raspberrlos'
LAY; sih wholtleberries, l,i0; IN peaches
Lima beans, ,S5bi l9 Win"Ioyvs s, w s no
rs: ]. Wnsiow ionas, c',,' S SS'u 40,
mountain corn. on cSn 49, ~. S IN 90
peas, Loo; Numsen's line family, / Isl,
Nuinseus narrowtat Ito; French peas
welght i5.5IN ,9' SS',e, pNstSts, I'D MI
wv i9S; % loS @i 1io ~ iA N w. s,i 20; SS
LAX. IN nnec-e-el ~, 90 l'o sa,non,
2ib corn beer sb sbrim mo eS S5s. o96SI, iSO;
SaIne' y w on apples, l.2i l gal, apples
SRUrF-Garr,it's. q oy I, or ,,or oos.,. =
or. $50; og. 3 ~: poJnbis ~ ISt .'tso' :
So5; 10 az, Z o., dsrfal a. f0hf ~, n4,
= o., 4 o. 'N'' '0''' va ''V'
soAp-OlIve. . = ?, hoy, hive r,,,,,a q
III bars. M = Inv, y az uuo i ~ ~
10 ms A. A 4 I'M hov, o. 10 oatS sc box;
satluet, sSN; q IN bnr co",npt ali go NJ
fuu v,lne 4 w.. ,rbitS 49, t W. 200 10
Dandy. 3 d. Al D"ndv ~ ''''' 10
CANbLgs-Star, mi weisbt 1910
CHEFsr-Fulj crenm' l,S@lic -fA''
ROpr--Sisc Gnsi., cottor -, ,e,
CIoTHFsi,tSsH Rama i'' e aSl'', l,J, o.,
q box, "'-''' '''' sPi'"b' ''"'
WETpPISc pAppp.-,,c,, .,,a s,,.,.,,
aud zoe. wa '"""' -
DEMONSTRATION nails. niyed picx1ey
l;2i; glass plnts, 10; glass quarts, : ,9o;
glass hex Gallon. 81 In wana snaa,l I'M IL,
10; " hbl smsll 10. mn ,ni,,', J ln,
b.bbl, medium, 400. WV
MACEEREJ-Eo barreIs 4, n. M
half barrels, G 20; No !, nuar,er harrela
I0O; No. 2, ha,f barrels 8 50; No on .rSis,
barielr, 80; No. /, Kits, j 10: No ( Ms 'e
!. 90; No. 3 kits, 0Oc - N''''
HoIIAND Observation-Disclosures. o. nor
keg. '''' ''"' per
CANDY Stick, Ice nor pouna, rancv
10 10 S5c '"i''
RAIsINs--Iondon LAYER. Callrorr,, Q Eo.
Spanish, 4 90. ~'''''''' '''''' = ~
rfppu-- Crah ar,,,lo Az. A,ts-.,,s, ill.,
soc psr gallon. yinoc9r' ner gaiioD IL ~ en,
STAR0u.-P Pearl, 4 dc: royai o oss. 4 4 IN.
l pouud packpres gc, corn ,siaroG
/ pound paasages, 70; round wood i how
ipound gloss, 6lSc. y ''"''" s''''' WI
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Look Out %nGyIi
Fox Your AQ

Fot four Y0nrs have been afflicted
VITA q very troublesome oatarrh OF tho
head. SO terrible has its nsture been
that whom blew NV nose small pieces
o! bene would frequently come out of
my mouth and nose, The discharge
wss copious. end st times frequently
Offensive. My blood became sc impure
That my general health was greatly
impaired with poor appetite and
wor.e digestion.
Numerousmedicines were used with
out relief, until began tho use of h. d.
b., and three bottles acted almost like
magic. Since their use not " symptom
has returned, and | feel in every way
quite restored To health. l am an old
cltizDH Of Atlanta, aud rsfor TO almost
any ono living on Butler street, and
more particularly to DR.. l.. Nj. Gillian,
who knows my case.
Mrs ELIZABETH KNoTr.
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LUMBER anu B,IIi,u,N,, hi STrp, ,

rs,....-''. q, - '"saNN iA EhtAli
nvMbhk.. Rough lumber, 10 %; n native
ceiling, $50; q native ceiling, $3.50; * ma
i've flooring, ~ W; = native gliding, 10 10;
u rough ceiling, l3r0
SitiNGLEs.s Boss, cypress, 4 81; y. X. cy-
press, s.Ol; No. | cypras, $40; native pine
hearts, 400; native sap, rs.
..PosTs. Cedar posts, best, 1910 each; holp
dare, ibc
LATifs--pcr 1000, 500
BRicK--Dallus brick, . 6Npor 1000
PLASTER PARIS New York, 4 W; Mich
igan, 90 per corrci.
3.2ip per barrol
sroNE fLuF1.- About SOC per foot.
DRAIN Ptrt.- From lec Nper foot, and
higher according 20 siao.
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I.ItArIIE

LoutsvfLLr OAK SOLE LEATHER. \
heavy, free OF brands, 3Qc N, X medium
free OF brands, sc 10: A heavy, one brand
SIC 10; A medium, one brand, $50 10. Bait.
more crop, iici Keystone oak sole, 80 sc
BUFFALO Neutrality-suspicious., NJ 10 ID /,
sides, Sc -; good, le TO . 70 sides, so 10
Matalnoras, 21c ID, No. ! oak harness lea
alto IS, y; No, Coax harness lea, 90 70 81,
ID; No. hem harness lea, SO 10; No. z helm
harness lea, $50 10, No. hem shifting
lea, SIC hi No. hem sklrting lea, 81 to "a
y; welt and bride leather, 4.oo 10 500 q
PntLADsLpffA CALp-.Extra quality,
Sto ~ ies TO dozen, ~ ~; IS 10 u los u
d0een, LIS n; alto 50 ms 10 dozen, .QS: a. Ia
Sns 70 dozen, l.@ n, o. 70 fsi,ssl TO dosen.
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AdVucaso4of prohih,tion need hayo
90 fears Of "PBIcKLY ASH RtrrERs''
IS it is madioine, and by reason OF
its cathsrijc properties cannot be used
as y beverage. IL Is manufactured
nom the purest materials, and arts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stonl-
aeh sna Bowels. A. hio0d purifier
II has no equal. /, ia pleasant To the
taste, and effective In action.
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Lava STOCK.

1.-The quotations given below refer 10 grass
cattle, living weight
BEEvEs.sl 10 2sc ID u.
Cows..i,s1alc u n. mllch csws, com
mon. t2O 10 $50 tihsad.
sHEBr.-pfiNie, iist9io.
GOATS. None ON the market.
Hoes..3 tsBt,s a H.
Butis Ann srAgs.-l l.a tosc y n.
FEEDING srsERs -9sla'c.
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Old England Ontdone.

SODDY, I0nn., NOV. st.
l have had bad ulcer, or running
sore, for 20 years, which no doctor has
ever been able to heal was afflicted
before leaving England, and tho doc
tors over there could not cure me. For
some Time have been using b. b. b.
and the effects astonish every one, and
| enclose several pieces OF bone which
u has worked ont. My heslth is rap
idly improving, ulcers nearly All
healed, and | SIN far better than |
have been IN 2Oyears, Will send you
a certificate soon.
MRS. JENNIE WILLIAMS,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.
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wOOL, f1DEs AND prLTRIrs

WooL--MeNcgu, lftc OF hurrS, nominal.
Mexican improved, loo; medium 10 10 lSc
tino wool, aCcoNsrg ~ dirt aud condition,
III 10 lsc; bury atQ 70 per pound lcse, nc.
cordlng 10 hutrs
HIDEs-pnmu pump tlnts, 20 pounds
and up, Hc per pound, seconds, plump
fllnt, " po1nus aud up, too per pound;
prime light and Pins, llNo per pound; bull,
aud staas, 10 Va por pound dry sailed,
W, according TO contitoni green salted, q
TAtloW.. Prime, lt.
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The 1eNas Gun Store win oman.
about the lith ot August, az 206 Main
street, Fort Worth, with big stosk OF
guus, rides, pistols, pockes cutlery,
etc Ammunition OF a0 kinds kent.
NCw is She time q huy, IS Wish IN
establish my name with YOU. Country
merchants, write ME for prices.
A SrpR,
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u,n.on.s, spr.nss.

rus famous besith resort, near Mar
sr,iyins daily. rno5 fa~e h,, ,ass ms
cui0ior;s, Sud heAlth-restoring wstera.
ketss reduced. Hacks running from
EYuSnu's stable s0 Springs. Address
{. 3. Hyason, Marshall, Texas.
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Lewis Bros. Il Co, of Fort Worth,
viii open the finest shoe store in the
South Septemhor IA, in Rainhardt
building, 1856 Elm street.
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Lewis Bros. & Co., of Fort Worth,
VIII open the finest shoe store in the
South September IL, in Rsinhardt
building, 7S6 Elm street.
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Tonis0n Bros, 5lS Elm street, on.
poSite Sanger's, sell the finest saddles,
harness, whips, collars etc. They are
ui9ciurers.
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MONEY. sToCKs AND noNps

Ew YORK, Sept, IL money on call easy
az l@lss per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, 800; foreign exchange gu ct and I'M
changed.
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PATTERSON the low price druggist.
400 Main street, corner Poydrss. New
stand.
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FRgtaars,

The rates Of IRE shi on cotton tpsr bae
if0m pelles afe AZ follows.
a 40 h0ust0n, yt.s5; ia. weston, tl.5Q, New
Vriee0s. Vie; D.. Leafs. tlTa
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For trunks, yahses aud travelling
goods, "a TO the Trunk Factory, rs
Elm street.
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PATTERSON delivers prescriptions.
100 Main street. corner Poydras. New
gtAn1
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-
Go 20 Tension Bros, tor saddles aud
harness - opposite Saugsrs', Elm
street.
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The Highland milk ~ the best for
:si; ;Ssiii';; IS
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COTTON.
DALLAS spor COTTON.

TONE: Closed New York, steady; New
Orleans, steady; Galveston. steady; Liver
pool, free supply,
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
The visible supply OF cotton in the world
on saturday, sept II, lSS5, according 10
the New York Chronicle, Is as follows;
Total supply today, ,l07 lO6 same day iasi
year. l4Ol,Nl; -dccrease-20f6 3d..
nnrrnh - z y M uA I'm
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TItAFNr PA9s. DALL.as

kisAkEr RAe9s. DALI-.Af ~
GOING EAsT-'r. & z. DEPOT.
20 MS-St' lonls Express. ..,,,. $40 4. n b.
Leaves Union Depot ............. 0:lOA, NJ.
No. Nissan Antonio TX arr 1890 y. N.
No. 3N-New Orleans Passenger. 3:l0P, N.
No. SOi leaves Union Depot 80. a:SOP. NJ.
GoiEG sEsr-uNIoS DEPOT
No. @l--Cnliiornla Express, arr. 6:I5P. NJ,
NO. EUl.-Cnliicrnia Express, Tvs. 6;Si Z. N.
Leaves y. q Y Depot ........ B:Ib p. X
No. S@ Local Passenger, ar...ll:5O A, NJ.
no N-.LocM Passenger, Tvs. .l2;l0P. NJ.
LeavosT. Il Il, Depot. ........,.. l2:2O 4, NJ
No lB-San Antonio Express,
leaves II. a L. Depot, 5;55 A. NJ.
Nos, 3JG and 3Oi run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily, Nos. l5i aud l5l
connect nj Fort Worth with trains 10 and
from Colorado, Nos 31l, 500 aud gl take
meals ~ the Union Depot. Double daily
trans % New Orleans The Texas & Pa
clio IN III miles the shortest route TO New
Orlcans Solid trains III Paso 10 81 Louis;
aSo Dallas u san Atomic, etc. Fast time,
nrst-class equipment, sure connection. Seo
That your ticket reads via tho Texas & Pa.
oinc Railway.
Passengers booked tn and from all mts
In Europe via the "RED STAR Steamship
ino, plying between New York, Phlladcl.
pnin nnd Antwerp, Belgium, and tho
AMERICAN" Steamship Line, between
philadelphia aud Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
NIL required Information, cali GU or addross
u, T., TURNER,
Tictct agent, 800 Main street, Dallas, Texas
III A. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
II W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, GAL.
W. II. NEWMAN,
IIainc Mnnnrer Galveston, TcXas.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Texas L Pacific R.R.
TIE GREAT rorULAR ROUTE
8tlWEEd THf EAST AID The &EST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEAr s
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MExICO.
NnN.nn 4 u.a
IVNININNA,
NEW hIExICO.

NEW MEXICO.
ARIZONA and
CALIFOINIa.
tayOrlio lln0 10 the North, East ana
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between 81, Louis uud Dallas, Fort
Worth, III Paso aud San francisco, Dallas
ami New Orioads without change Pull
man S'etpcrs Fort Worth and Dallag 10
New Orleans without change.
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LAND AGENTS AND SURVEYORS.
L, a. n! u. 7
]. !. lAuGHERrY
DALLAs, TEXAS,

uAhhAS, TEXAS.
VIII give special attention 10 securing
hoou investments IN land for COLONIES,
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Lands
for Saw Mills aud Farming Lands. How'll
alro give special attention to the Invest
mont of Texas & Pacific Railroad Company
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EXPECTS AND sTOCKs
Exports rom all United Stutes ports thus
far this week; Great Britain, 2,J7S: Fcauc,,
none continent, none; StocN ID all Uujtod
| last year, l2,lSS.
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Bid, TASked.
TONE, Olosed--Now York, steady; New
orleans, s'eadyi Galveston, qulet; liver
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ips. prizes, amounting TO-. ........,. .sss,so
made only 10 the ONCE OF the conn In
New Orleans. For further Information.
write clearly, giving null address.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-11
The QUEEN OF TIE HILLS.
The Force Employed to be Doubled
Within q Week.


Judge Hunter, President Of the
Queen Of the Hills Mining Company,
was in town yesterday. He stated to
a TINES reporter that some 25 men
are working in the Queen, and that no
more can be worked at present, as the
jigs are not running. BY the end of
this week, however, they will be in
operation, and the force will soon
thereafter be increased to ma ximum
of 50 or Co which was the number
employed before the strike.
While Offering. but $3.50 per day
for general work, Judge Hunter said
they were not SO unreasonable as to
expect good miners to work in wet Oh
dangerous ground for that figure
Hence all work deemed undesirable
or disagreeable had been let by con
tract at prices that permitted the mer
to earn more than 81 per day. Some
contractors were earning between s;
and sc per day, but all earn more thar
| ~.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-11
LOCAL JOTTINCS.
friedman is open.

friedman is open.
Pop corn at I. II. Brew's.
At Humphreys, oysters by can, .5c.
Fresh butter and eggs at 7 H. Brew's.
DR.. Leonard, dentist, Merchants
Hotel.
Tom-and-.J Jerry at the Merchants
hot all the time.
Eaine-absolutely ire-proof-coal
oil at Coffin Bros.
New Nats-stifr and sOft-at
May Il Krieg's.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Fresh oysters, any style, at Humph-
rey's Nevada Chop House.
The lads around town are having a
nice time kite-Aying just now.
Smoke fresh Imported and genuine
Key West cigars at Merchants Hotel.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
Of that 1875 old Hermitage whisky
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit,
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons.
Mrs. James II. Hawley has returned
from Quartzburg, Boise county.
Good lodgings and neat roc MS, al
Mrs. LeGrande's, next door to Hal.
ley Theater.
A new line of spring suitings jus,
received by Hamilton Il Anderson
Main street, HALEY.
G. w. Schwamb, the cabinet maker
upholsterer and general undertaker,ha.
his shop on Carbonate street at pres
ent, two doors East of Main. He l.
prepared to fill orders on the shortes
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun
try orders solicited and given promp
attention.
| Mr. Anderson came up from Belle
vue, last night, to secure teams tt
make an embankment at each end O
the bridge between Bellevue ant
Broadford. The bridge has just beer
raised until it stands about seven fee
above the surface OF the water, and APP
proaches must now be made to PERM
teams to get on or off. Iii is estimated
that it will take two teams at least tw'
weeks to complete the embankment
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-11
GALRRAITH AND WlLHOlT.

The Two Giants Have a Fight, and
the Former just MOps the Floor
with the Latter.
About 8 o'clock last night Jack
Galbraith, one Of the men working in
the Queen Of the Hills mine, at Broad
ford, ran across Joe Without, Il mem.
Der of the Broadford Miners Union
who had been denouncing him for
going to work, and gave him ter
rife pounding until bystanders inter
fered. Wilhoit is a tall, large man.
but rather feshy and soft-muscled
while Galbrath is about the same size
but much stronger and more sinewy
Galbraith was arrested, and was to
have had hearing in Bellevue to-da,
at 2 o'clock, but the case was post
poncd to Saturday because Mr.. Viii
holt did not feel well.
The TlMEs's Bellevue reporter say.
that Wilhoit has about half beef tiec
about his head.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-11
1O5 COMPANIES WITHDRAW.
Tic Pacific Coast Underwriters Refuse
to Write on Buildings or Fixtures
Thereto Attached, in Idaho.

Thereto Attached, in Idaho.
E. B. Lennon, general insurance
agent, has been notified that the com
panies belonging to the compact of
the Northwest ard to the Pacific In
surance Union-numbering 105 COM
panies in all-shall decline to insure
"buildings, structures, or fixtures at
tached thereto" lin the language of
the billy until the law known as the
"valued policy" which was passed at
the last session of the Idaho Legisla-
turc, shall be repealed.
In his letter on the subject Mr..
Dornin, Of San Francisco, says: "a
fire insurance contract never was and
never has pretended to be anything
but a contract for indemnity. Prac-
.ticaIy the company says to the assured
party : we will stand between you
and fire loss, making you good for
whatever loss you actually sustain. 1t
shall be no source Of profit to you if
your property burns; neither, if you
have an adequate amount of insurance
shall it be to you a source of loss.
Public policy and the perpetuity OF
the insurance business require that
such calamity shall not be source OF
money-making to the burned-ou,
party. He shall have his loss made
good-that is all. The bill might very
properly be called law to encourage
fraud and guarantee its fruits to the
perpetrator.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-11
JANAUSCHEk.
Her Agent Wants Her to Come Here
to Play.

to Play.
Maestro Leatherdale has received
two pressing communications from
Janauschek's advance agent, who de-
sires to bring the eminent actress
here with her entire troupe. TO the
first communication Maestro Leather
dale made no reply, thinking it was a
guy; but second one has just been
received, containing pass to visit
the Madame's train of palace cars, and
pressing request for terms, etc. So,
Maestro !.eatherdale wrote that she
might come.
But the Wood River theater-goers
need not permit their hopes of seeing
and hearing Janauschek awaken be-
cause of her agents letters. Oh, no!
The chances are that if her specia
train of three palace cars should come
here, she would be so disguised a
the diminutive appearance of GU
metropolis that she would refus'
to leave her car. She never play
for less than $500 per night, while al
equal sum, at least, is required to pa.
the balance CT her company.
AS the people of~ HALEY are jus
now wrestling with puzzle entitled
l"How to keep our six newspaper
from starving to death?" they are nc
very likely to throw away $1,000 jus
for the pleasure of seeing or hearln
the foreign actress.