Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-01

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The Anti. Chinese meeting l.s,
night was only private meeting.
F. 0. Harding has opened a pain,
shop corner Main and Croy streets.
A four-horse load of grub went tc
the Wiswell Mill and mine to-day.
What about that hose comn,n,
matter? Do something. You nigh,
see FIRE.
HALEY butchers tell the reporter
that an average of~three beeyes ne,
day feed the town.
The Lucky Bar Gold Placer Mi,
ing Company will meet in the Land
Office to night at 8 o'clock sharp.
'The snow is going, we are sorry.
tor we have to work now" is what the
boys are telling the reporter.
Lew. Bernard says his partner writes
him from Vienna that the camp is
steadily growing and the Lion mine
going ahead.
That must be q very pertinacious
"ht of the blues" that can with stand
an hours spin on a bicycle. NJ.
WOODBURY., M. D.,
Mr.. Thomas, lessee of the Mario y
Gauges, is in town. He reports the
mines all right and a force drifting.
preparatory for spring work.
The Idaho Forwarding Company
store shows more pretty flowers in one
window than half the pretty girls of
HALEY show upon their cheeks.
The Empress can" is the latest oil.
can. 1t is sold by Cliff & Sidebotham,
of this town. 1t is economical, clean,
convenient and safe. One is used in
this Office.
Rev. Osborn is a good pastor. He
has sense enough to know that there
are men in this world who can thank
their God they are not 1ike him, and
keep his temper.
Daft, the assayer, who never saw
Salt Lake, in q horn, reports five
ton lot of ore yesterday from the King
of the West, in Smoky, that assays IS
ounces in silver.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the first blood
medicine TO prove a real success, still
holds its place as FIRST in public esti-
ton, both at home and abroad, as
shown by its miraculous cures, and
immensely increased sales.
The French Boys group, at the
head of Narrow Gauge gulch, on Deer
creek, are showing well. The boys
have so much faith that no wildcat in
ducement can make them leave the
property.
"Oh! suppose he is good enough
doctor, but sick person don't want
kid glove doctor. The man who
| makes his plasters and puts them on,
is the doctor for a sick man. Band
boxes 10 a sick room don't count" So
sick one told the reporter.
The use of the tricycle. is a step
| toward the emancipation of woman
from her usually too inactive indoor
life. 1t offers an unmixed good; and,
il promoted, will prove benefit to
the individual and the race.-C. e.
Hawley, in the Wheelman.
Don't get angry, gentlemen; truth
hurts no good man. If you pitch into
fight you must take the consequent
ces Public Office is public trust; if
the trustee thinks he can be safe from
observation and criticism under cover
of his office, he is fool, and fool
has no business in office.
Coffin Bros, having the sole agency
for Idaho for the Columbia, Ameri-
can, Challenge, Safety and Ideal bicy-
Giles, will lease or sell them on weekly
installments. Those who intend to
buy one can make arrangements at
once, and begin weekly payments
Coffin Bros. are also representatives
for Idaho of the League of American
Wheelmen.
| When cold or other cause checks
the operation OF the secretive organs,
their natural healthy action should be
restored by the use of Ayers Pills,
and inflammatory material thereby
removed from the system. Much Sc
rious sickness and suffering might be
prevented by thus promptly correct
ing those slight arrangements that.
otherwise, often develop into settled
disease. iss -....t
Judge J. r. Mcbride came up from
Salt Lake City day before yesterday
and left this afternoon for home, after
having visited the Mountain View
claim, near Bullion, and the Japan
mine, on Carbonate Hill, oppo'
site Haley, in both of which he is the
controlling owner. Three men are al
| work on each claim, and it is expect
ed that they will be ready to ship ore
at no distant day. Judge Mcbride /:
the legal adyiser-the brains-of the
anti. Mormon Administration OF Utah
an able jurist, and gentleman o
means, and the TIMES is pleased K
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