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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
No UncsYtAinty.

Angelina: Didn't you promise me-
Edwin. when you went out that you'd
certainly be home by one1"
Edwin: "Yozh, my dear. yezh. and
here am jezh 10 the moment"
Angelina: "Just to the moment. In.
decd Do you know what time 1t is
now2"
Edwin: "Jezh one, my dear. jezh one.
Jezh heard It strike one over and over
again."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
The Chances Wore Good.

Smith: Did you see my wife 60 down
this strcet?"
Eyes. she passed about an hour ago"
wonder what my chances are for
overtAking herr"
GOOD. The sidewalk Is Just lined
with show windows. Chicago Herald.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

Gilhooly had another joint discussion
with his landlady on the coffee qucs-
ton.
He tasted 1t. and then stirred II, and
kept on stirring 1t for about half an
hour without saying O word.
Finally she spoke up.
perhaps, Mr.. Gilhooly, didn't put
in any sugar7"
t" You didn't put In any cofiee.-[Te1as
Siftings.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

A Juror asked to be excused on the
ground Of DEAFNESS.
Tho Judge asked the juryman II no
had heard the charge.
Yes. your Honor. but I'll be hanged
II could make head or tail to itr'
Hc was excused.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

ut takes q superior woman to be an
old maid" says Miss Sedgwick. tho
AuthOreS8. 49, ;
She generally becomes an old maid be-
fro she discovers her superiority .-ICali-
fornia Maverick.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
DIR. VAN MONCISCAR,
1924 Third ST., Portland, Or.

Is a regular graduate
in medicine; has bees
longer engaged in thu
Special Treatment d
all Venereal, Sexual ,
and Chronic Diseases
than any other Physi,
clan IN the West, a,
city papers show and
old residents know.
$1,000 reward for
any case he fails to
cure. coming under
: his treatment by fol.
flowing his directions.
DIR. VAN. Is the
Most Cur%AeeE.f r..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
A GroWn-Up boy.

Jones (at the circus): Hello. Brown.
you here1"
Brown: Eyes. I had b come to take
care Of my little boy"
Jones Where Is the boy7"
Brown: "He was taken sick at the
last moment and couldn't come"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

An Experience.
The dentist stood behind his chair
And held his victims head;
The victim felt like grim despair
And wished that he wore dead,
For with voice more sharp than kind,
Tho dentist said 80 Keep still
By probing in your teeth, find
Twelve cavities to Ill.,"
-[Goodall's Sun.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

A Kansas boy earned . nice Billie BY
committing three hundred verses TO
memory. and then he traded his Bible
FOR shotgun. and accidentally shot his
sunday school teacher In the leg. -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
Should Have Had . Spelling License.

Revenue Clerk to party who has got
into wrong shop: "You want q liquor
licensef'
"No. sir: want o marriage license.
When want license to lick her Ill
III net wait for license. Judge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

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shh
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Wahsr Akss ~
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The Washer phenomenal wherever introduced
md pays capable agents big will ship sample
Dpes desiring agency weeks trial terna
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
OF Course,

Talk about horses. why ersn wheels
got tired, 1900
:. 49, q .ztAa - ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28
A Dsrkey's Prayer.

when I hear stories Of odd prayers,
e one heard osrsd by a~ o sny
DOWN on Ship Island during the war.
He prayed, 20 Lord ranshack dc
worl all ober on o white horse and glib
US all charity like bounding brass
and simple tingle !-[ Boston Record.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-28

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Private entrance. 4s5 Msson Street. -Four blocks
up 6sATy Street from Kearny. Main entrance
through Dispenssry Drugstore i3otf
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
A Carrottcr Killed.

VIcKsBURG, March 11.-About II
Tuesday night J. f. Alden, from
Smedes station, was knocked down
and robbed on Levee street, this city.
A short while after Alden had recover.
ed from the attack made upon him he
started up the street and had not gone
Tar before three shots were fired in
rapid succession and upon arrival of
the police the same negro who had
robbed Allen was found on the side
walk shot through the heart, but no
clue was obtained as to the person who
fired the shots. The negro, Bill War
rem, was the leader of the one of the
worst gangs of thieves and thugs that
has ever infested this city.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
Killed..

NEW ORLEANS, March 1l.-About
l;3o o'clock yesterday in the hallway
adjoining the United States Court in
the customhouse, Captain J.E. Brou
and M. A. Grace, lawyer, became in
volved In q difficulty. Pistols were
drawn, when Grace was killed and
Captain Brou was wounded, receiving
four bullets in his body. The cause
OF the difficulty was ronstabout's suit
in the United States District Court in
which Grace was proctor of plaintiffs.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
--latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH /
Decision affirmed,

ATLANTA, GA, March 1.-THE su-
nreme court Tuesday affirmed the de-
cision of the court below, in convict,
ing George I. jackson, of Augusta, on
the charge of embezzling sll, 200 of the
Eaterprise cotton factory, Of which he
was president. Jackson will 60 to the
penitentiary for six years.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
THE MAXWELL.-PRELL CASE
A Link in the Evidence Missing.

ST. LOUIS, March 11.-An important
factor of the evidence in the case of H.
M. Brooks, alias Maxwell, the al
legged murderer of Preller, has disap.
peared and diligent search is being
made for it. The lest link in the chain
of evidence against Brooks is the
chamois money belt which Preller wore
about his body just previous to his
death, and which was afterwards
found i'm one of Maxwell's trunks.
Tie belt had been cut from the body
and the shape OF the incision cores
ponding exactly TO the shape of pair
Of surgical scissors also found amNpg
MaxweIl's possession. All efforts to
recover the lost article lave thus far
been fruitless.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
The Labor Problem in the Buckeye
st State.

state.
COLUMBUS, O, March 1.-THE
prominence the labor problem has at
tanned by the strikes now in progress
at Springfield and numerous other
points in the country is evinced 10 the
proceedings of the Ohio Legislature,
the whole of Tuesday being taken up
10 discussion of bills in the interest of
toilers. Both bills had been intro
duced by the Hon. John Mcbride,
president of the Ohio miners union.
The first provided against the pay
ment of wages of workmen in scrip
and orders, payable otherwise than in
money and requiring the prosecuting
attorney to enforce the same. After
long, debate it was defeated, but
afterwards roconsidered and postponed
until next Tuesday.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
HOW THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
ARE WAGING WAR ON THE
GOULD SYSTEM.
THE X. OF L. IMmOyABLE,


THE X. OF l.. IMMOvABLE.
st. Louis Merchants Bewail the Loss
ofTrade-Thc Situation at Other
Points.
ST. LOUIS, March 11.-Not a pound
OF freight has passed over the great
bridge into or out of. Louis since the
employees of the Bridge and Tunnel
company struck at the command of the
Knights Of Labor, except over the St.
Louis and San Francisco line, and its
train can penetrate the city as
far as the Grand Avenue depot.
From there to the Union depot, a dis
tance about two miles, they are OBJ
liged to use the Missouri Pacific tracks
and this the strikers will not allow
Outside merchants are now beginning
to understand the seriouness of the
situation and at points all along the
Gould system shipments have entirely
closed or in very urgent cases the
orders are filled by express. All
through freight from the west and
southwest is also diverted from the
city, for it is impossible to transfer any
OF 1t from this to the east side of tho
river or vice versa. The effect of all
this upon the business interest has
already become apperent, and many
prominent business men express the
opinion that the divertinp of trade
from this city on account of the strike
is not only temporary, but will be
permanent. All through passenger
trains are made up by the officials of
the different roads and those of the
Bridge and Tunnel company. The
knights of Labor have offered TO
furnish men to do this work. but these
offers have been refused on account of
the unwillingness of the companies to
trust their property in the hands of
green men.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE circular
issued to the strikers ordering them off
the company's premists is as follows.
"You are hereby notified that your
action in withdrawing from the en-
ployment of the Missouri Pacific Rails
way company was voluntary aban-
donment of the service of the companv
aud that you ale no longer in its en-
ployment, and that your names have
been stricken from its rolls. All such
VINO arc now about the company's
premises are hereby notified that thew
must at once leave the same, to the
end that this company may resume
traffic of the country.
VIM. KERRIGAN.
1t is generally believed that thew
are now employing new men to AXE |
the places of strikers and that the
movement of freight trains will be |
tried tonight. Should this prove true
the knights of Labor will undoubtedly |
offer resistance.
Dispatches received in this city this
afternoon from points on the Missouri
and Kansas are TO the effect that the
striking Knights of Labor are observ-
Ing perfect and quiet and no disturb
ahces have occurred.
A special from Fort Worth to the
Post st-Dispatch states that the first ,rou.
Die there between the knights of
Labor and non-Knights of Lasor
occurred yesterday morning when the
1ew men employed by the railroad to
'un its engines were forced to vacste
heir seats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-29
XVI.

2ansiam sosen bic tribsn Gage bes
SpStberbites uEb bann bes Winters on
benz 2anbbauie in Bonn uoribsr. @er
bdtte nidt idon on ii9 ieIbit e1fubren, ME
peridieben raid bic 3eit ueritrei9t, penn
bas Slid ben Gasen SliseI uerIeibt, unb
penn Summer unb Gorge bleii9per on
ben Iansen Stuncen baften2
Saif su piel bss S9wsren nor auf bas
Sers Der junsen Srau einseitirmt, felt benz
Gage, no Der alte Sreunb ie an bas &rans
tenbett i6rer SHUTTER b%erufen bate. Oas
mails bottle Yaula Monate lang fat tag:
LID auf cine Na9ri9t uon ibrem @atten,
uub ieber Gag sins 5ur Geise, Obne bic
eriebrte goti6aft ;u bringeu. Mls Sarola
sur @elt fom, bate bic @ebeimratbin 'l6it
Dem G9wisseriObne 9ei6rieben, tim bic
gtu9ridt mttsetbeilt unb ibn babel ernit.
aber mitbs Gufseforoert, nit SerbdItniheu
,u bretcn, bic Der &elision unb Sitte
Sobn ip,G9cu; poIe er bies, 10 usripre9e
tie, feline i6per belstbiste Satin gu uers
i65uen. Dies S9rsiben iantte iie ratiirs
LID nod Selbrinsen ben Snbalt beieIben
bate iie Yaula lpdtsr mit8elbeilt. Uieie
muste, baB Der Brief nod bert in 2ants
Suliauens @spabriam lag
Oils Sting unb grra nod benz Sobe Der
frau pom &ronG9 abeersist paren, blieb
bic iuuse Srau fait psreiniamt 5u,it
Wtebrcre ibr betannte SamiIten batten bic
S,abt perlaiIen; mande I'M Haufe Der 3eit
arbern gerts5r ~gefuuoen. 9tur Der dltere
arst, ber bic 9flege Der SIeinen ~lsitete,
iopie Yfarrer 0ieoemann beiudten Paula
otter.
9er biiitere SimmeI, bic idueren gtebel,
Der einf0r1nis berabrteielnoe &esen i4ieuen
ibre Seele mebr uno msbr nieber3ubriifsn ;
persebli9 bemii5te ie ii9, 9e9en bas De-
fibl Der MutbloiiStett an5utdmpfen. sic
bate Suerit ueriu6t, ben um8etreuen Sat-
ten gu pera9ter, unb Sirnte ii5 ielbit, als
i5r bies ni9t seIinsen wOQte. SnnerIi6
bei9dmt, seSa9te iie mitunter jeneS &benbs
in MiinGen, NO ite grna unb Sting 9es
seniiber 10 enti9isbene @nii9ten ausseipros
den bate, an benen ite bod ni9t feitbals
ten tonnte.
Sic pera9tete Blanca 5u tief, nm eifers
ii9tis auf ie gu iein, tonnte aber aud
ni5t psrssGen. 6aB iie serabe elmer iOl9en
Srau seopfert worben NOR. Groe auer
Mibe, bic ie ii9 CAB, sleidsiltis se9en
ben Mann gu perSen, ber fie perIafsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-29

Olga sudte bic S6ultern. Die @rdfin
fibrte mid islbit gu ibr. 2uitsaroe bate
psrIanst, mid 81 iprs9en, iobaIb i'd nod
gudau tdme. vWein armes &tne, iie
msiB am bsitsn, mas gut fir iie iit", iaste
bic @,din. vWir uerben ibr fiinftis ME
mebr wiOeripreden; 2~aitsarbe uertrdgt
bas ni1t." Qb. Wa,na, ME ibabe lit es
bod, baB ibr ni6t ioI3e @runbidse babt,
bu unb Yapa!
Dante Iiebcr Soft bafir, bab beine g.
tern uerniiftis uaren, Iiebe Olga. @snn
Norosfs ftrenser aesen Xuttaaroe sewelen
pGren, 70 piiroen iie bsute nidt iolde Sors
faQe su betlaseu baben. @ie bebauere i'd
ben @rafen unb bic @rGfin! @iloau's
9%srsanssnbsit iol wents @arantien fir
bic 3utunft bieten.
Damn pdrs Suitsur6e am msiiten gu BE-:
Hagen.
9swib; bod pirbs lie ibr @sidif isIbi
ps,i9ulbet babsn. @ie piro betn Sater
%itauren! Dor ~uenisen Eagen ertldrte Der
@ruf inn nod, ct wcroe ME in bieIe Vers
b%inouns wiuisen.
Oils Olga ipdter ibrem Gatsr onfins
biste, lie babe tbm mertuirbi9e 0trse
mitsutbeilen, mar iis isbr enttduibt, als Ell
ern;berte: Spcre Dir bic Mibs, 8inb i9
peiB msbr barber ME bu. Der @raf
fubr NIT uns nod ..
8as iaste Dir RorSed? fra9ts feline
6rau.
@as tonnte er iasen? gr iaste, er unb
bic @rdfin bGttsn benz @uni5e ibrsr So1z
ter n%odseseben, neil bic Gersts in lester
3sit aIe sttIdrten, bas @emiitb Der Gom:
tsiIe miiiie berubist ieiu, sbe es ssIinsen
tonne, ibre @eianbbsit ber;uitelen; Der
3uitano 2uitsarbens babe ii1 absr tdslid
peridlimmert. Der arme Horocd wsiB
gar nidt, ME oft feline Go6ter bers,erreis
benten @bi3isb pom inn ssnommsn bat,
neil ie slaubts, in BET ndditen Stunbe
ftsr5sn gu miiisu. sd fam mein atno
nidt Idussr in &rdmpfen liesen ieben, "
i9loB Der @raf. Der arme Wann sibt
aug sutmitbiser S9wa6e mad unb 9laubt
bamtt Der Su9e Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN. 0as
ideint mir elm GROCER Srrtbum gu fem.
Sd firdte, iein 2eio fdnst mad Der Sod
seit erit rs9t n 3uet 9eute aus 10 gan,
perihiebensn ~2ebenslagen 80. td OH iei:
net Stele wiirbe ME einsepiaist baben.
@enn feline Eo9ter aber wirtIi6 BEN
Sobs nabe war....
Q4 mas ... an Ierpenibwdde itirbi
man nidt 10 lei9t 49,. Noroet rstst isst
mad Baris.
@as Mill Der @raf benn in ga,is 2
fra9te @rna poa Staunen.
Gr Mil ben Malsr 8tlbau bitten, Jpn
sittsit mad Su4au gu besleiten, I'm iid
NIT Der Gomtsiie 81 psrloben. 8ilbau
bot bel ie,ner Abreile ertlGrt, nur unter
bisier gebinsuns fomme er piebsr 49,.
9abe i6 llnre4t, peun i'd ROroed be-
bGuere?
&einer uon ben SreunSen bss @rafen,
ni6t elm Wtal bic @rdfin, erfubten an
iGnsIt9, pie iGuierig es geueien, ben Mas
Ter su p%eri6bneu. Ser StoI3 BIS Giinit:
lsrs mar tief s~etrduft uno lief ibn ale
G%rOffnungcn 3urifpeiien. @ar bies wirts
li5ss SsIbtsefiibl ooer tIuse gerednuns,
Der bsiorste Sater bate ietner So9te,
ueriproden, ibr ben @eIiebten su5ufibren,
unb burfte fem Spfer ibsuen. 90 bell
Der WaIsr enblid isinen gin,us in Sudau
aIs eriebntsr @ut unb tiinftiser Sobn,
unb bas Wtsoerieben suuber,e blafe Ro:
len auf 2uitsurbens Wansen. @eber be,
@raf nod bic @rdiu frasten mad ben
msbrfad uieberboIten Broteiten ibres Sob:
mes, ber fdriftIi4 ertldrte, er ps,be
gudau nidt betreteu, 70 LANCE Der MaIer
ii9 bort aufbaIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-29
1aht AdJt'

BET 3etten. Observation-Disclosures perocrt bas
ourG pcrmieSer, bab rtart caS Slut mtttels
&per'S Sariaparilla reiuigt, ~erleliert ino
frdftigt. @tro burd Sdwdhe Die Gbdttgs
felt Der gtiereu seitort, 10 bcrallben otele Dr.
game baS Slut 6es n0tbigen Seitanomittels
albumen, oaS nit Dem llrin abgebt, nab
rerb abgenuste Stofie, bic ie ans benz
Slnte enticrren ioaten, IN btelent ilrlids
bleiben. Surt Die 4upenoung pom apers
Sariaparila erlaugen Die ytieren ibre gebos
rige Sbdtisfcit wieoer, utO bic Ilburinurta