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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-03

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Alturas,
Territory Of Idaho-ln the matter OF the estate
of Meta KUhler Nahlstedt
Notice of time appointed for proving Will.
Pursuant te - order Of said Court: made on the
given that Tuesday, the 2sth day Of October, A. y
1855, az II O'Clock D. m Of said Day. at the court.
room Of said Court. ct the Courthouse IN the sown
Of Hsjley, Aiturss County. have been appointed 2.
the time and place for proving the will OF said
Meta Kohler Nshlstedt deceased. and for hearing
the application Of Henry Mshlstedt for the issu,
ance q him Of letters testtmentsry. wnen ano
test the same.
Dsted September 20. l@5.
n. g. STREET, Probate Judge.
A, ". NICHOLS, Clerk.
B1uN,n, PARSONS l. DRuNER, Atty 9 for Petitioner
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Notice for Publica alton.

LAND OFFICE AT HAnEY. IDAuo.(
Nov. ~, 1855.
I. AlcxanderJ. HOefiiger. Of Soldier, Idaho, who
made Homestead Application No. 2r2. for the Nv
= sec. 10. Tp. ]. 8 II T.. do hereby give notice
Of my intentions to make final proof u establish
my claim to the land above described, and thst
expect to prove my residence and cultivation be.
fore the Register and Receiver. 81 HALEY. Idsho
December II. 1885. ~ two Of the following wit.
Abernsthy. John W. White. and Lee Biglrr. Of Sol.
der, Idaho. ALEXANDER ]. HOEFFLIGER.
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Constable's Sale.
Territory of Idaho. County Of Aftur.s-s

Territory Of Idaho. County Of ANuras-ss.
~ virtue Vt an execution iasued out Of the Pro-
bst~ Court. ~ Alturss County, and to me direct
I'd. In the csmss wherein Henry W. smith IL plain.
tin and Vim. Rabj0hn 10 defendant, have levied
on sud taken ell the right. title and inter st de-
PENDANT v m. ksbiohn had ON Or after the 3lst day
Of August las5 1.-THE date the premises hereinafter
described were attached by me In this eause.j in
and 70 the following property. N. Wit: The south
twenty-five feet Of lot fourteen Of block thirty
three Of the town Of HALEY. Alturas County. Ter.
ritOry Of Idaho, according 70 the original plat Of
sid town. which shall expose at public vendue,
N the law drects on Tuesday, the nrst dav Of De.
cember. A. y. 1885. q enc o'clock p. m at the
front door Of the C0urthouse, In HALEY, In ssiL
county, 10 the highest and best bidder for cash. TO
satisfy said execution (to.wit s.7O,) and costs
Of sale. b. f. OLIVER
Constable HALEY Precinct.
HALEY, I. r., November 10, 1885.
KlNGsBUnY L MCGOWAN, Attys for pl'6.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-03


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need medical SKILL and experience, consult the
Old European Physician 1t once His optnisn
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shame. When announcement u visit the city for
treatment. medicines ern be sent everywhere by
dent that . physician who gives his whole attsn.
tt0n 10 class Of diseases attsins great Skill aud
physicians throughout ths country, Knowing this.
ESD spiciAIisr. BY whow every very known SooS
Remedy IL used. The Doctors AGE and EXPO.
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Cases which have failed In obtaining relief ~lss
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO. ,

:, -. =. NOv' 10, IchI
Notice Of the abOve expiration will be pub.
lished In the Wot y RIvrR Times. printed At fiat.
ley. Idaho. which hereby designate % the news.
ssid application. HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
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That terrible en-.
denlic, jever and
sgue, shatters the
most Vigorous con-
stttution, snd the
after-e6ects Of the
alksloid often tab.
en- TO arrest II. OUT
nine. are SCARCELY
less pernicious. The
best remedy. not
alone I'm mslarfal
stricken regions on
this continent, but
also in those p0r-
tons Of South and
Central A m erica
whero lalalarisl f.
vers are most pre-
vslent sud mslig-
nent-is Hostettef's
Stomach Bitters.
it, remedial q n d
ponent Of fevers are
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Better than Any Other Mill.

81 Posi- ST., SAN Francisco, August s. 1885,
am working sample mills here get absolutely better result:
sample OF that work than be got with other m
f-Ih mill will do than the stamp with half the
and tear seco"d requires less and help manage
can WORK pound 100 and clean the mill
PEEFEcTI! 70 minutes You the mill clean
and make milling test of pound aud the result
minutes from the time feeding And this like the stamp
you Us: too much TOO little with wi" lose GOA
mercury and then feeding you a. day
or whole week; it is all the You clean up at o.!
IN 2O minutes and amagam certain have taken o
over 100 trials from 81 50 $l5 than could got VIVA
stamps 1t will work ang' just we'll In working ta'nes @
are liable break shoes and dies This mill you ~
break put anything like into it you send 100 pounds '@
ore l will mill it and send you the result u
You can run this mill perfectly safe with the cheapest he
it clean. '' ~
another thing want to Three set this mill '2 II
ovs-needs no miwrght all the tmbers one cay
requires about inches Of rum engine"
Please let me hear from you. .o,,>eor
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HIM more money than At anything ola. h,
Nv III nking an agency for the rat as,i,rs
" LIN book out: Beginnsrs succeed srs.1ivt
Co.. Portland, N.ipS "ALLstf booS
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DR.. LlEBIC
Private Dispsnsary.
AUD 0esry st.. San FranctSco. 81

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i nssss.sy'
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Mental and Physical Weak.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
THE INAUGURATION,
It Promises to surpass ALI Previous
PesNvals Of the KIND I'm America.

1t Promises to suIpass ALI Previous
Festivals of the Kind in America.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. The
inauguration committee desire that
the organizations intending to visit
Washington the 4 II of March shall
communicate to the committee
the number Of persons included
in the organization, the intended
stopping-place and other particulars,
so that positions in the line of the pro-
ceesion may be reserved for th-m and
other Necessary arrangements made.
The Albany jackson corps, NUM-
bering seventy men and u band of
twenty Eve musicians, have signided
their intention 10 attend and have APP
piled for place in the line. The COM
mandant writes that the corps has ten.
dered an escort from Albany
to Washington to the president
elect, who is life member Of
the organization, but that no
reply has yet been received Tne
committee ON public order express a
determination to have Pennsy lvapia
avenue from the capitol TO the White
House cleared Of all vehicles aud OBJ
structione on the Ali, 81 the procession
may not be thrown into disorder The
committee states that the inaugural
hall v ID be made the prominent tea
lure OF the occasion, aud IL is expected
To surpass anything of the kind ever
attempted IN this country. Work
is progressing rapidly on the pension
building, aud the grand ball. reom will
undoubtedly be completed IN season
The nurt Of the building which will
be roefed over TO form ballroom 10
1916 feet in length by Ia feet in width,
surrounded by three tiers Of corridors
twenty two feet in Width
The magnificent structure az
fords an opportunity for decorations
Of most striking and elaborate de.
ecIiption, which The COMMITTEES guar
an,ee shall be provided. Ii estimates
that Is 900 guests can be accom-
undated. but the number OF tickets
will be limited to II 600. Quite live
~ contest Is ia progress between the
musical organizations Of the county
FOR the honor Of furnishing music for
The hall The DodswOrth band OF
New York, the GeTmanie orchestra Of
fnlladelphia and the Marine band OF
TINS city are the most prominent COM
pelltors The committee have prac-
tically decidsd to have three bands,
one stationed in the central part OF the
hall fqf dance-music aud others for
prOmenade lnuafc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
COLORADO.
The Holiday Festivities to be Followed
by Year Of Hard Work,
oome.ponaence ID lne oaselto.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
COLORADO TEX Jan. l.-Dlstrlct
court Is still in session. this being the
third week OF the term. The criminal
docket was taken mp Monday morn.
ing and the following cases have been
tried;
The state OF Texas vs.. John Noe,
charged with forg ~, sentenced 20
two years In the penitentiary; the state
OF Texas vs James Wallace, charged
with then, acquitted; tile state OF Tex
~ W Joe Bnwn, charged with theft,
sentenced 20 jait thirty uaya
Last night cur city aud this section
II the country we,e visited by very
singular kind Of we ,ther. Several
changes IN the thermometer occurred
during the night. At nighifall the
afr wins very warm, near the hour OF
II o'clock astrOng nhrther began To
OlOw, accom-. PAM q with vivid light
ming and thunder, which continued
for eeveral hours, and the balance of
the night was consumed In warm
rain and nc the appearance Of dawn u
spriug-like day deN olOped. The
changes OF last night are
quite unusual here, aud have been the
subject Of much comment upiu the
streets to-day, every one admitting
IL TO be the mOat singular sight ever
witnessed.
The Cnrlstmas holidays were passed
iu our city abput the same ~ In towns
In the older states.
Owing to the extreme cold weather
the much fan and sport had
was carried on indoors. PARTIES
social gatherings, Chrlstmas trees
Christmas dinners, turkey eating and
ei guog drinking have been the order
Of the day. Santa Claus visited all tn,
little folks aud made them happy With
presents; and, In fact, every one had d
| pretty good time.
The new year will be welcomed on
| Thursday night by the fat man's bal
at the opera.house. After that Oul
citi2-ns will give up sport aud pin
down TO business. looking forward h
a more prosperous year with tn,
inauguration of Hon. Grover Cleve
land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
rHMpn va uF pRAYEn.

Special Ia the 5hEette.
EAsTLAND, TExo Jan. l.--Aboat 0
o'clock yesterday morning a fire con
sumed the business house and dwell
ing Of J. t. Townsend at this place.
Tie wind blew hard yale from the
north. Other properly would have
been consumed but for the energy
displayed by some ~ The
c''izens ]. E Armstrong got on tn,
roofcf he buildlag and maahed In
but he escaped unhurt j. u Buffers
resideuce would have been burned but
for his strong faith aud work. While
ihp flamea covered his building aud The
sparBs lay all over his dwclllng he was
nearly wild with grief aud he cried
with loud voice 20, Gnd, change the
wiDd,p and the wind changed in an
instant and his house WIS saved. A
hundred men can testify 20 this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02

AID he eating " them shnu q oe I Z
T., o. G various railwa, GU p nies. Fer
many years, ia lliiLtis, there was a
ule un most ~ the roads hat men un.
C omuati d by women could no
enter the rear, or laUi s car. There
srr doubtless many roads In which the
same r. gulatiOn prevails ht the pres
eht time; aud, beyond all question. the
federal gov, rniuent has the same right
pass laws tfttcting this rule of the
companies ss it has to pass one against
discrimination In favor OF whites or
blacks.
All the attempts which have been
made thus far To force the cplOred peO-
ple upon the social rlsne occupied by
the whites have failed, aud always
will fail until they are
hacked by public sentiment. So
long as people are averse 20 Oc-
cupy ing seats in "a thester next to q
colured man, the federal government
or any other authority cannot force the
community into doing what they do
not wish to do he same liz true OF
railway cars and the people who enl-
ploy them In the North, where the
negro element is sparse one, the
question Is not one of great moment;
the cOlOred people who travel first
class ARE few, aud their occasional ap.
peaiance on train eXcites no particu-
lar objection. But in the South the
condition is a wholly different one.
There i'm lme sections the blacks pre-
dominate, aud IL would he simply a
prhes Outrage to force the southern
whites 10 accept these people ~ conn
paniona on railway trains.
IL il not, however, likely that any
such legislation will be enacted The
attempt to fasten the negro clause on
the interstate commerce bill means
only that Its enemies are trying TO
KILT The Intelligent sentiment Of
this country viii not sustain an effort
to requisite the mere social relations I
the races II congress or any other
power can enact that the whites and
blacka must travel in company
on the same cars, II can with
Just as much prOpriety provide that
The two CLASSES shall drink their coffee
from the same cup or eat their oysters
with the same fork. The negroes aud
their white friends will do well not ia
attempt to force whites iuto repellanl
relations with the negroes. for the
effect will only be to put off the day oil
amicable relations, and possibly t.
render its coming an impos-ibility.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
THERAvA0Fs or ruE EARTHQUAKES.

MADRID. jan. l lit is probable
that King Alfonso will visit Andalu-
sia. The officers Of the government,
are visiting The scenes Of the recent
terrible earthquakes TO afford relief.
4, rrible gales have passed over the
half ruined villages, exposing the
bodies OF the inferred.
Albul uelas presepts an appalling
sight. Half OF that town Is com lttely
ruined The church, the convent and
the town hall are all collapsed.
The inhabitants are still ut
side the town. shivering for
want of fires The women aud chill
dren are huddled 10 carts, wa Sons and
temporary ambulancee. Sixty per
Sons who were wounded are stall alive.
Armed guards are prolec ing the town.
One hundred and ninety-two curpses
have been ex'rlcated from the ruins,
and active eflOrIs are making TO re-
cover other bodies The mAy or and
other wealthy citizens are smong the
victims. The may or's wife was buried
Ia the waist In debris eigh cen hours
Many were rescued alive after being
partly buried twenty.six hours. Some
we're half crsz I'd with fright. Plieous
cries were heard from the ruins for
twenty four hours. These people ultl-
maJely died, ass istance being impossi-
BILE. The troops are bringing pro-
/ Visions.
The scenes here are similar TO those
at Albania. There the inhabitants
wander about their desolsted homes,
risking their lives in their endeavnrs
to save something from the wreck In
the night u camp Is improvised from
carts, tents and sheds. Thee, with
the RnOw-clad hills round about, make
a weird speota lie.
The panic caused by the earthquake
Ia Increasing. AtArchidOna, Granada,
Torrot and Veltz, in the province of
Malaga, the inhabitants are still en-
camped In the fields
The museum, university, hospital
prison aud government Office at Gra-
NADIA are more or lees severely dam
aged
A singular feature Of the earthquake
was the fact that in places only ashurI
distance apart some experienced three
aud Others seventeen shocks After
the first shock there were flashes o
lightning from clear sky. All tbs
shocks rau from south to north. S-v
eral shocks had rOlatnry movement
CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID Jan. The cholera ha
entirely disappeared, AT Toledo ye-
terday three fresh cases and one dealt
were reported
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
CONGRATULATIONS.
A sqoo,Ooo GLAZE.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. LA Are
last night totally destroyed Miller
Bros dry-goods house, the largest of
the kind in the city. The total loss on
stock is 100000. ON the building Sl2..
600; The total insurance Sl8l 600 on the
stock, $40 600 on the Ouiidiug Chae
A. Schmidt. music dealer next door,
gas burned. His total loss IL
Sl4 900, Insurance $500 Geo. IS. SOnn-
taglg 4 Co, hard wa deal. r., Lose by
Gre aad water ahnui $50 coo, on stock
~ ahnut $40 900. Their insurance Ia
$4,000. G. q renley, hat and f,ir
dealers loses $40 600 Insurance $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
SHERMAN.
irand New Years Hop-A Stuftd
Hogs Head Rafied OF.
sooial Gathering Enjoyed by the
Young re pie Of the City.

neeial 70 the Gazette
eiIERAIAE, Tex, jan. 1.-The wind
urned to the north yesterday and
astnight the mud all disappeared be-
O,e midnight. Everything froze up
eia.
Tic grand Nes-Yea-'s hop came oil
Il ne Buckley house tonight Young
nIfs were ia ate ndance from Gaines
trls and several otherUf he surround
inn towns, The dance was Kept up
anfll late hour The refreshments
were served in elegant style and did
GREAT credit TO the new host and host
efe
hIrg. J. A Pebbles has sold ont her
N siock OF millinery on North Travis
n aireet to Geoge Lind-ay, aud has gone
lato San Antonio to make that place her
)fntere home.
A novel rsfllle took place at the
Rinkley-house cigar-stauu last even
lnQ. Some good cook sent no hogs
head, stuffed aud baked nicely, and
9uite number of hungry fellows in
-Vealed.
q rbe crowning social party Of thi.
"a bon came off Tuesday night at the
fesidence Of Charley Stove, Esq on
VI South travis sire {. Abnut 100 Of the
y
there, embracing about al the differ.
emit 'setsn for which our 60
eiefy Is remarkable, and for
'hphnnce Ell appearance OF difference WAS
Known off, snd every one seemed de-
tarmined to contribute his or her share
f the pleasure Of others. The spacious
"a and we'll wa med rooms, with tAeir
s-qlowing, open free, gave an
air of CHEEKY comfort TO the
whole building, and with two
inrlors devoted TO tete- a-tete
lntervieweTs, or card parties, tue long
|l vide hall and large connecting room
IN 10 the dance, al d other rooms for
clasks or refreshments, there was am
ole accommodation for all present.
Prof Knhltr, Charley Sumner and Mr.
TrOWbridge with Olin. claFiOnt and
IN piano discoursed the very best music
nossible for an occasion OF the kind,
y "a and many merlted compliment
paced between the dancers on this
feature of the entertainment. At 8
r a. reasonable hour the kind hostess 10.
- slted all parties not engaged other.
wise to come 70 the table, aud
R announced, as commendablt
=" change of the conventional
custom OF the past, that the
guests could consider supper as lasting
during the entire evening, and al
- could enjoy it ut their convenience
Hot coffee aud good old wine were the
s. iliQhids, and everything that the appe
- tie could crave was in the list of I'd
+. sibies.
~ Between feasting and dancing anC
ll \, chatting and merry laughter TIT
..,.,Ai bonis 81 ei awsy, and when q j. ST tn,
wv. " ilne for departure arrived every sou
x felt happier fer aving hem there ant
~ nisbtd tIr mBny RinlilSr pleasur
.,.iSs lhd,r the san hosnitalle roof.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
SAN ANTONIO.
A Child Kidnaped-The Victims Of
the Lunatic's Assault I'm
sOscialto the Gazette.


Specialize the Gazette
SAN Antonio, TEX, Jan. 1.-Ben-
ito Disz, Mexican, had serious
quarrel with his mistress day before
yesterday which he terminated 10y
kidnapping her child, an eighteen
months-old babe. He lett the city in
a cart with the child. The woman
made siIidavit against him and dep.
uty sheriff went in pursuit Dlaz was
captured thirty miles from town aud
brrpght back to-day. The Guild va,
still IN his possession but n.ail u f. zen
to death from TX ure. This mo her
warmed IL back 10 llfe in her bosom,
but ! may Yet die.
All the parties who were more or less
concerned in the crauk's ax-hattle
yesterday are recovering aud the
crank who me 80 near being buried
10y The cor ner is at The pnuT-house
doing az we'll az Colld he expected
with three bullets in his body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-02
WACO
The City Fathers in oouncil-Books of
the Building Association Closed.

The City Fathers in Council Books of
, the Building Association Closed.
aptciA, ., Jnt 0sEets,.
Y Waco, Tx, Jan. New Years
day in this city has been messurably a
fepetition of Christmas. Business - RS
Virtually suspended, and the weather
was bitter cold,
The young society fellows have put
indhe day calling, and the receptions
p many cases we're quite brilliant
The number Of ladier, however, who
sept open house Was not 80 large as in
PREV Gus years Az 81. Paul church
Episenpai) was the only place where
ans feilgiuus obs rvauces were kept.
he city council is In session to-
nl9hti one OF The most important items
81 BUSINESS being the fixing of the sala
r|es for municipal officers the cnr-
rent year. The subjects of electric
ilShilng and aeystt m Of sewerage are
alson der oistussion.
TIC Waco Building association
tloeed its books TO day. finally, for The
: lasnRnce OF stock LIS raid un stock
NOW amounts to $3.50. 600, a Fort
WORTH man got in just In Time to take
8 big block OF the s. ok.
Mi. A h. Hutchins,th well-known
epnmercim traveller, was somewhat
oetter to-day.
s. w. Mallory, the leading clothing
rnefchant OF this city, Is very III.
w. Robert GiasseOck, prominent
ttQustuninn ia IN town,
TIC intensely cold weather causes
s1neasiness about the water supply In
raee Of fire. AS the pipes have froz n or
ettst. Extra care is exercised by
the chief Of the fire depar ment 10
{, tneet any emergency.
District Judge Rimea Of Marlin Is 20
ne heye tomorrow to hear habeas cor
llnA ulees.