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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-22
3eine nOn Der gDiiienfd)aft ertbeilte
(S3nfte

par fes nsrei6er aIS oteienise, neIdle ben 8e.
uohnern Der BON Malaria bein,aeiudten @esen<
ben be- Ser. Staaten unb Der @enpefrele aus
Dem @sbruude BON 0p1tetter's $ VI
SCI BIT ter rem gu Sbeil aeworsen it, Sicls
labrlae @rfa runs bat nur gu flor Die lnnirf.
taAttelt @binins unb anbcre Nrsneiitoffe sur
Befampfdne ces Beitersr,,f ,fens BON 8edfel,
coneeittoen unb 8alIenfebcrn oarsetban, mGb.
reno anoerereits ni9t n,inpcr ftar bemefen
noroen 1T bab Der @sbraud DeS sttereu, elmer
Der idwd9iten aorperbeib lTenbeit sutrdgti1ru
Aranet rein botaniid)en llrlprunss einen super.
laliigea S1us acgen malariide Stranfbcit se<
paprt uno ibr Grabalt ibut. ipenn lie ffG) ent.
pifelt bot. au4 1T es Elm bo9it pirtiames
9etlmitiel aesen eagen., 9sbsr- unb uuter>
leibsitOrunseM. aisemeiue Sdpd@e uno I'm.
thdtlstcit bet @ieren. appeiit uab Sdlaf wer.
ben Oabnrd) sebeiIert; es pertreibt lie rbeumatis
f9en Safte aus Dem 8lut uno berei1ert einen
6us@ un3usanssi@en Stoifwe9isl psrarmten
8lutumlauf
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men, um mas es li6 banbelt, unb bas
nod enti6eioen! 9an1it ift 3eit gewon=
men, oadte er, Der erregte Wann beru=
bist iib unb pernimmt oann nod Sab=
ren ben abi9ldgigen 8e(9eio faif slei9s
giiltig.
4ber er bate bic fluge &e9nuns ge=
rna9t, Dbne bas Welen bieies Wtonnes
gu ertpageu. 9}ein, erpiberte Saras
NIT eilerner Geftisfeit. Sn IQem nil
i'd Seinem Ratbe folgen, aber barin
ni9t. Mfein unb Der Meinen 2oos itebt
duf benz Spiele, oa oerlaie i'd mid auf
feinen 3ufalI. SD 1elbIt gebe nod @ien,
fpre1e nit benz 6errn &aiier unb iibers
ret9e ibm bic 51rift.
N6er, 10 beb enfe bod ttur! bat Der
Nntpalt. Wel9er 3ufaG 1T ba gu be-
fiir9ten? SD i6ide bas Sdreiben nit
Der poft na9 WIen uno laiie es 6ur9
einen perldBii9en Mann iiberrei@em-
Das 1T es eben, fiel ibm Saras ms
Wort. Ser Brief fam auf Der poif
berloren seben. Ober ber Wagen wirb
BON &dubern iiberfanen. Ober 9ein
Greunb in @ien 1T f9on tobt. Nber
tuenn bies Nles nift mdre, mirb Dein
Sreunb 10 fir mid reben, tDieif) felbft2l !
@r Dirb aus @efdaigteit fir Sid 0em
Serrn &aiier 10 etuise @orte iagen,
aber meine Sadie fam nur i6 gut pers
treten!
9ber &aiier 6eroiuano ipri6tia ui6t
&utbenif1 rief Der Inmalt.
9as 1T nibt ma6rl erwiberte 3aras.
9as beiBt per5eib' es muB Did) eben
irgeno elm Wi6t angelogen baben. OeHn
baB ber 6err &aiier uniere 5pra6e Der.
itebt, lebrt ia ibou Die 8ernunft, bari=
Der braudt man ia gar feine beionoere
Ma@ri9t.
(Gortlebung folst.)
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= 8on elmer merfmiirbigen, unb nur
einmal erl9ieneuen 3eitung er5dblt Bic
uNmerifa" !: Das alerionoerborfte an
oieier iournaliitilhen @iutaesfliege lit,
baB ibre Sh6pfe, ii9 Slid ba3u munf9.
ten, oaB iie iobalp Oas 3eillide fegnete
Der Name ooer Sitel bieier 3eitung mar
The B-B-Blizzard. 8erfaBt tourbe
tie in 5tpet @lienbabn5iigen, ,pel@e 5u
peri1iebenen 3eiten anlangenb, binter
einanber i'm e6nee fleden geblieben ma.
rem. Weil aber feiner Der beioen Yafs
lagier5iige elEe 9ruderei BEL lidD fubrte,
10 brudte man cas- 8li33aro .8latt in bem
miteiugef9ne:ten bena9barten SSIeden
&tnslep in Santos. Sas tlieDli1e Dinq,
bon wel9em elm @remplar bur9 bic @iis
te zines betbeiligten DeutI1 Nmerlfas
ners in uniere 9duoe gelangt 1T, befyt
oas Jornlat Der 8erliner 0oilii1en 3eiz
tung bonn Sabre 1889, bas 1T IL bel 10
3oa. Sas papier 1T selb uno aerbreAz
lib. Sbmobl aber auG Der 9rud au
piinf1en iiorlg laBt, 10 bat bod bas
gldtt1en feline 2ofalieite, feline telegras
pbii6en Sepei9en, ieine allgemeinen
Jteuigteiten, ieinen Marftberift, uno =
finf feline Nn5eigen, BON benen cine
natlirlt6 bic zines 2anbagenten 1T.
seSn ben 2ofollpalten miro er3dblt, nie
am 20. Sanur 1886, geraoe 23 Wainus
ten nod W}itterna6t, Der BON Often
tommenbe regelmdBige 8a1Iagier= =3ug
oer Qtbiion 8opsfa 9amte Sse 8sbn
BON einem unerb0rten Slis3aro iibers
raf1t uno in ger!nger @ntfernung bon
&insleD in @owaros Gountp in SanIas
in 16 SUB tiefem S6nee begraben
muroe. gBie Dann gegen Morgen elm
BON Bottom nad5 Cos 9lngelos ftrebenz
Der S9uea5ug bn3u fam. QDie oann
bic 270 BaiIasiere ber beiben 3ige su
bungern anfingen unb in Der Nofb
nl1t alein idnmtlldbe .porban6enea
@safers unb popcorn Yafste pertilg=
ten, ionoern li6 auh-o iiber Die fan.
iassDlblige Sbdmlo6gfeIt an bic rsa
meoi5lnil9en 3tDedsn" mitgenommenen
S6ndpfe ma9ten uno fie idmmtli1
btaunterniirgten. g8le fpdter Gonoufz
teur 3emere ibnen nit SaaureI unb
Saterne einen Wsg nah qinsslep off,
nete. uno meIGer Sabel lih unter ben
1900 @tnmObnern oteies 5tdottbens er=
bob. 98ie tad @6en unb 5rtngea auz
gerldtet uno am 5pelten Sage islblt
cine 59eaeroorlisalng III S3ene gef bt
muroe! Nm orliteu Gage, allo 5ams.
tag ben % Sdnuar, mlro bic bereits
1elt 5welnlal 48 Stunben rorbe,eittte
Gli55arD 3eitaug in 0rud gesehen.
Damn fam Saaumetttr. Wtan iammelte
Grlo, fdufte fur $25 oem braoen Gon>
bufteur cine @bteulatsrne unb fubr ius
belao petpd,ts."
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alns einer auelle, oeren @laub.

0lms einer Qmelle, eeren @laubz
tpiirbigfeit alleroings fart in 3meifel
ge3ogen tDerben fann-aus benz Barrier
pGtgaro", Dernimmt man etne ienia=
tlonelle Miitbeilung, bic, tpenn iie tuabr
1T, Elm Drama in Der 6amile beg beuts
i9en &el9sfan3lers gum 9lbI6luf5e
bringt. Ser 2efer mirb ii9 enliinnen,
tpie por einigeu Sabrsn Die Nadri6t
bur9 bic 3eitungen g!ng, baB 5wii6en
benz &an5ler unb ieinem Gltelten Sobne
ein ernitliaes 3ermiirfniB entlfanoen
lei. Ser Sobn bes &an;lers, 6erbert
gismarf, bate bic @ymabIin bes i6leli=
tdben Glirlten @orolatbs s8eutben ent=
fitbrt unb mar nit ibr nod eStalien
entfloben. Die Giiritin muroe barouf
BON ibrem Mann ueritoBsn uno redtss
trdftlg gei6iebeu; Der &analer iubefIen
ouloete ni1t, baB nd fem Sobn nit
Der gef9ieoenen 1iirftin uerbeiratbrte.
Sarauf bin ertldrte Sertgrt Slsmarf,
llberbaupt ni6t beiratben au mollen,
wenn ieIn Batter ibm BE 3uiage au ieis
ner Verebell1ung nit Der Ssdriiin Ga=
rolaib otrDeigere. 3pei harte 96pie
ltanben oa chamber 9egeni6er. Der
&an5ler 'fifie, UNI i'm auf anOere @e=
oanfen 5n briugen, leinen Sobn in bipz
lomatliten Drill oneu on Die Sofe DON
Peiersbura. paris, Gonbou, 9ollanb
u /. NJ. 9erbe1t y Smart blieb inbeilen
bel lelneu @ntfd)luB. S9IieB i6 ereig=
nete iid @twas mas bic g8elt bisber
nod ielten gu geieben befommen bat;
Der elierne San3ler CAB na6. Die
9od5tit 3Dif6en @raf 9erbeit Ssmarf
uno feiner entfiibrteu @eIiebten, Der
Jurltin @arolatb, fano in ben lebien
&agen, menn Der Barrier .6iaaro"
nidt aufIfueibet, in aler Stille in
Sdlelien auf einem S6lOB Der Giirltia
itatt.
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9rs. g. j. 9. 9apteion,
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
3 I. go mite. M o.


Or. .. Dapiefon erlanbt ff9. iein'
3ablreiden Jreunbe BON ieiner Mnfunft
N San Aatonio 81 iIlfornllren unb e'
NTH nd gladii9 i1dben. bieftlben 81
srlpfauaer., in BEN Wtenger 9otel,
3iTnter ytr. ii i'm Barterre.
Gpre6funbeu BON 10 llbr gormits
TAGS bis 4 nbr Na6mittags tdgll9 ooer
aa9 uebereinfommen. :. 49, !,
f1erDD1e, d,rDnt1@e llttD Oluf=
= : 0rn,,fhe;+o,4
JttulilpStleu
NIre bieienioen. Bic fiG1 ous l1noprs
EMtinfe;f e;ne Grnnfhe;t nhsr DIN 11sber
!.g..es.. ssay 49, o. l..5 ssns"s. w ~" 49, 49,.
Sage6p8sh vGueH, tpIosll Ct ,aub DgHe
Ner3ug pei tgnt D0r3uipre1e1. Selne
llugidbrigen, in ben beften. beutl1en
uub franabg{iGen 6ofbitGlern uefamz
uaeItet @rfnhrnnnen hieteu neniinenhe
@orant;e Sob ofipn NIT hem srmSfnten
6rcmySs;ts,, - Ashos.ess,, I M 81 hsHa ,,,s
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ffdn6igung aufgefelt, nit pel9er lid)
bic Nrbeitsrttter bereits einperftanben
ertldrt baben. DieIelbe lit iebt bem
|. prdlibenteu 9orie Der MiKouri Yacific=
@abH our Nnuabme oorgelegt moroen.
Man bOfft, baB bic Ser inbarung baIo
su Stanoe fommen unb bet Strife oa>
our9 beenoist weroen uiirbe.
Nuslanb.
= Su ber Ndbe bon &ares, 5iio=
Granfreid), ftiir5te in Solge elmer mfg
gliidten 5prengung Elm 5teinbrub Elm
unb begrub eine groBe Nu5abl BON Mr.
beitern Enter ieinen Srii,nmern. Drei
2ei6en fonnten bis jeBt erit gu Sage
gef6roert perben.
= Sn Nlieante iinb = tpie aus Wsa=
6ri6 gemelbet mirb = republifaniide
uuruben ausgebrDhen. Die Sumul=
tuantsn ariffen elm Club Saus an, in
pel6em ein rppaliitif6er 0erein feline
8eriammlungen abbdlt, ano pliinbers
ten es. IS tpuroen bierbei lDqor
S6uffe getpe6ielt. Ser poli3ei geIang
es iebo9, Die unrubea Dieber gu unter=
briiden.
Die 9ocialiifen ber beIailden
Jabrifitabt 2iitti9 tpieoer1olten bic
Straben Demonltrationen bes porberz
gebenoen Nbenbs. Wian glaubt, baB
es bort nod gum Musbru9 ernltliber
unruben fommen tperbe.
Sic broblDien Nrbeiter 2on6cns
batten fir ben .9lbenb bes 20. Mdra
eine groBe @olfsperiammlunq auf bem
plaBe Dor Der 8Drle peranfaltet. Da
man glaubte, es tpiirbe bierbei iebr
l1rnenb bergeben, mar eine grpBe
Wense bon pDli5eimanni9aften aufs
geboten Doroen, um einem ebentuelen
asio: oor5ubeugen. Sic 8erfanmluns
fanb a6er gar ni6t auf ienem YldBe
1tatt, ionbfrn in elmer entfernten Gols
itaot unb olefelbe oerlief ohne 9torung
Der Srbuung uno ohne oaB es 5u irgenb
mel6sn 4usi9reituHsen sefommen
tp0re.
= General Nppert CO Der fran
5olii6e @efaubte in st. petershura, if
bon Oort abberufen woroen, oneeblid
Dasen feiner monar6iiden @eiinnunz
gen. Ius MiBblq guua bieIer 9lbz
berufung mirD Der ruinif)e @eianbte in
6tanfreich paris berIuiien unb nad)
Games iiberliebeln.
- Sie 2ouboner y BoQ Weall Ga
aette" beltreitet, baB bie Moioritdt Der
yfltglieber bes Wainilferiums gegen
8laoltonss irifhe gtefoym Bldne lei.
Sie fiiiBt lib babel auf bic prioaten
Wtttbetlungen eines ber Cabinets
Mfitalieber, Der feline Sebauptune olleu
anbers lautenben @eriibten geqenuber
aufre6t erbdlt. 9etieIbe bebuuptet,
6aB namentli6 MorleD, Der Chef
Sefretdr fir Srlanb, ferner Osborne
Wforgan, Der Colonial 5efretdr unb
6eurp groabbulft, Gtaaisietret1r i'm
Minilierium oes Snneren (oer friibere
ysaurer) pOlig auf @laofones Selte
ftiinbtn.
Qus 2onbon mirb bom 20. Mdra
eemeloet. baB Dtarie 6eilbron. bic be-
riibmte SongeriH. i6per trant oaniez
berliege. SDr Sob mirb itaubli9 ers
martet.
= Gus Der fiir bos Sahr 1889 ees
planten groBen BARRIER @eltausnellung
our @entennial=6eier bes 9lusbru9s Der
aroeen fran5olilden &eooluton Don
1889 pirb osrmuthl'@ Nl9ts merben.
Der ein5ige europdlfde Stoat, Der feline
Sbellnabme On Derielben big ieBt Dffis
ctel 3ugeiagt bat. 1T iit-@rie9enlano.
= SD gebrau6te SongaIine in Ell
mem 6all DON &beumatismus nit bem
hPffpn GrfnIn GS6 th,tt nfIos tnos ,,,o,,
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Ssutfleus 0srn;ca.salbc.

0ie bette Salbe Der z4elt fir Sdnitte,
Nnetffun9en, @el6iui,t, 6ieber- uno paut.
ausid)ia9, aleate, seiprunsene Saube, sroif-
beulen unp ale 9auttrantbeiten tnrirt Sa.
marrbotoen oDer telne 8c5ablung. @0lllae
Sotisfication sarautirt oDer oas @elp miro
duriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic SGud)tel be, q.
Orei6
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SO gebrau6te Sonsaline in eli
mem Saa oon &beumatismus nit benz
beiten grfolg. IS tbut alles, mas man
bon ibnt perlangt.
%. s, Bplanb, M. s.,
2aiiiter, Seras.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
Back from the Chase.

F.O. Harding, w. R. Amory, WAL
ter Hodgman, and M. N. Miles re-
turned to-day from the lava beds be-
low Tikura, where they spent the past
10 days hunting deer. During four
days they remained in. camp, not dar-
ing to go out owing to the storms and
fog. They killed Is deer, which will
come in tomorrow, by freight. They
could not bring them along because,
owing to the absence of a road be-
tween Tikura and Wood River, they
were compelled to leave their teams
at Tikura. The snow down IN that
region is about Is inches deep.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
A STRIKE On EAST FORK.
A Wide Vein Of Ore Cut Into In the
Triumph Group Of Mines.


Triumph Group Of Mines.
A strike of q vein of ore several
feet in width is reported to have been
made in the Triumph group, on the
East Fork of Wood River, some days
ago. The vein carried punches and
Jumps of galena mixed through the
mass of second-class stuff, and gave
other evidences of the proximity of
an ore-body. A drift has been COM
menced in the ore to develop it, and
by next spring the Triumph group
will doubtless resume its former place
in the ranks of producing mines.
The Triumph group is owned by an
incorporated joint.stock company, tho
principal Office of which is in Salt
Lake City, and w. H. Watt, of
Haley, is the Superintendent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24

looking o., for, and they will have no
KEEPER & winn sell annie. a..
contain 90 pounds net. Bewsrs ~
those apples that have only az pounds
net in a box. "Houesty is the best
policy" Have your apples weighed
Sixteen men are employed on the
Montana and Snow.Fiy mines. on
Deer Cheek. Ore and board;no.
o. houses have recently been erected a.
'nese mines, preparatory to working
The managers of the Wild Irish.
man have quit shipping ore, but thew
nave laid in lot of supplies, and will
work all winter. AS soon ss the
roads are open the shipment of ore
will be resumed.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving
DAY, the postofices, banks, etc., will be
closed, and no paper will be- issued
from this Office. At the HALEY post.
Office, the general delivery will be
open from 1890 to l:45.
The Minnie Moore and Queen of
the Hills mines are proving so rich as
to surprise even old Pacific Coasters
who never consider "claim" WORTHY
OF notice until it begins to show a
million or more dollars worth of ore
Have you done your holding work
Ii you have not. and you fail to do it
before the 6rst of the year, your claim
will surely be jumped. Claims are
becoming too valuable hereabouts to
admit of their being neglected much
longer.
G. H. Moore, who was recently
found guilty of an assault upon D. G.
Russell, last July, and fined 300
with the alternative of so days in Jail
reported at the county Jail last nj ght
and is serving out bis sentence. He
stated that he was unable to pay hi.
fine.
Mrs. Collins, lessee of the Inter
national Hotel, in Bellevue, stated t.
q TINES reporter last Monday that
contrary to her expectations, business
seemed to be improving on the ap
proach of winter. Her rooms are al.
ways full, and the dining room is lib
orally patronized. Mrs. Collins is .
hard worker, and deserves her success
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
THE PASSENGERS AND MAIL.
They Should Not be Delayed During
Switching at HALEY.

The travellers arriving in Haley by
rail complain that they are detained
from 90 to As minutes at the old de-
pot here, while the freight cars are
being switched on and off, water is
taken, etc. Lawyers and Others COM
ing to the District Court have in this
way been late to appear, and the
mail, which is due here at IL o'clock,
prompt, does not get to the postofice
before half-past II, or even later
Neither Postmaster Bews nor Others
like to complain, but they think that
if the railway people only would, they
could, just as well as not, land their
passengers and mail first, and then dc
their switching. This would prove 9
great accommodation.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
THE DURANGO GROUP.
A mine Property that viii Yet Make
Stir on Wood River,

Quletly-so quietly that it is hardly
known outside OF Bullion-Professo
Jenney has caused work to be resumed
on the Durango group, and is pushing
developments with the utmost vigor.
He has hosting works, boarding
houses, blowers, and all the requisites
OF frst-class mine, and is working
down from the surface, and horizon
tally on the 700 or sO0-foot level.
When the proper place is reached,
a raise will be started to connect the
surface with the deep workings, and
when this is done the Durango will be
as we'll opened mine as there is any.
where, as it will have fully 700 feet
of ground exposed and blocked out,
ready for stopping, above the tunnel
level.
This STUNNED level" is nothing more
nor less than the Bullion-Oph tunnel
run by Colonel Wall. Being started
upon and run through the Durango
group some considerable distance
both the Durango group and the
Bullion-Ophir group owners have 9
right to use it jointly, either for de
velopment or exploitation, and Pro
fessor Jenney has availed himself o.
this right.
Some rs men are employed on tn,
Durango group, and if, as is expected
a paying chute of ore is struck in tn,
next few months, this force will b
greatly increased, as Professor Jenne,
is not in the habit of dallying with a,
ore body when he strikes one.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y, had
been troubled with cough so that he was
unable to sleep, and was induced to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton. 1t not only gave him instant relief,
but allayed the extreme soreness in his
breast. His children were similarly af-
fected and a single dose had the same
happy effect. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is now the standard remedy in the ole
man household and ON board the schooner.
Free trial bottle of this Standard Remedy
at J. A. Rupert's drug store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Proceedings Of the Thirty seventh Judi.
cial Day VI the Fall, 1886. Term
Wednesday, November "a.
George Tucker ct al. vs.. G. A.
Woodruff etal.-Demurrer overruled.
Cases set for trial on the dates
stated:
T. E. Picotte, assignee, vs.. b. F.
Oliver-November go.
NJ. A. Miner vs.. Jim Kee--Novem N.
Der 20.
c. II. Furey VS.. E. A. White-De-
cember |.
Kingsbury & MCGOWAN vs.. Bruner
Bros.--Decemberl.
Stephen Hays VS.. J. W. Burma
December 2.
P. J. Merriam vs.. Atlanta Hill G. &
S. Nj. Co.-December 2.
M. E. Payne VS.. G. P. Glenn et
at.-December 3.
s. T. Hauser ct al. vs.. VIM Austin
ct al.-Dece mber 6.
John A. Erwin, respondent, VS.
John A. Davidson ct al appellants
Judgment confessed for $99.S8 anc
costs.
The People VS.. James Carey-1n
dictment for misdemeanor. Demur
ser overruled, defendant pleads no
guilty. Cause set for trial Decem
| Der Z.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24

James Hawk was brought up from
Shoshone. yesterday, and lodged in
Jail, in default of $500 bonds, to await
the action of the grand jury. He is
held on charge of assault with in
tent to kill Mr.. Ennis, clerk of the
Dewey House. 1t appears that Mr..
Ennis caused the man's discharge,
and, in order to "get even," the pris-
oner began pumping lead into Eunis
from the muzzle of a revolver. If be
cannot get bail, he will have good,
long rest. as the grand jury will prob
ABLY not meet until next May.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth of which is vouched for
by the residents of the town: 81 am 70
years old have been troubled with kidney
complaint and lameness for many years ;
could not dress myself without help.
Now am free from all pain and soreness,
and am able to do all my own housework.
l owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and removed
completely all disease and pain" Try a
bottle, only SOC. at J. A. Rupert's drug
store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24
AN EX.DISTRICT JUDGE IN JAIL.
Judge Walker Committed for Contempt
Without Even Having q Hearing.

Juuke walker COMMltteO IOr Contempt
Without Even Having a Hearing.
"Judge" Walker, a practising at
torney of Shoshone, who was formerly
District Judge of Ell Paso county,
Texas, was brought up to the county
Jail, Yesterday, on a commitment made
out by Justice "Jerry" Brown, of
Shoshone, for contempt of that dig
nitary's court.
Mr.. Walker informed TINES re-
porter, to-day, that the complaint
charging his client with two distinct
crimes, he made strenuous, but lawful,
objection to his client being incarcer-
ated, and even moved for his dis
charge.
This so angered Justice Brown that,
without notice, judgment, inquiry or
other proceeding, he sentenced Judge
Walker to pay fine of $25 or to be
imprisoned in the county Jail for 124
days. Mr.. Walker was thereupon ar
rested--without ever having a hear
ing-put aboard the train, and landed
in jail at Haley, where he now is.
To a TIMES man, who asked Mr.
Walker why he did not apply to Judge
Broderick for writ of habeas corpus
the lawyer replied that he was suffer.
ing from rheumatism, and that as soon
as he felt we'll enough, he would make
the application referred to.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-11-24

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