Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-26

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Lent is over. "On with the dance;
let Joy be unconfned."
Friedman is receiving tons of new
goods-the very latest novelties.
Bright streets, Easter bonnets, and
spring styles, in HALEY yesterday.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. att
Meeting of the Young Folks Guild
this evening at s o'clock, at the Rec
tory.
| Here, ketchum! If you come down
here that "dried-up old maid" will
scalp you.
| Carriage, house and sign painting
lby Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's.
Dahlia roots, tiger-lily bulbs, tube
roses and gladiolas-at Tracy's drug
store. aztec
| The 1S.inch solid galena ore strike
on the 550-level of the Minnie Moore
is confirmed.
| Cattle men say that the secret of
their success consists in branding
irons, we'll applied.
Salt Lake merchants! Wood River
people can make rates with other
cities for their merchandise.
The snow that accumulated on the
rocky bend of the East Fork road,
just above the Gimlet bridge, is being
sheveled out, to permit of the passage
of ore-teams.
Call on Charles Ahlstrom, the first
class photographer, corner of Bullion
and First avenue, Haley. He is
turning out better work than ever seen
on Wood River heretofore.
Cash buying and low eastern
freights. Genteel sailor hats for boys
and girls at rs cents.
RED HOUSE, Sacramento.
Illustrated catalogue Of 154 pages
mailed free.
Five prairie schooners loaded witt
immigrants and household goods, ar
rived last evening, and camped out
side of town. To-day they went OF
up the river. 49,
,g Alturas county can support pop
ulaton of a million; but she has n,
show for idlers or persons who hav'
to be coaxed to go to work. Their
are too many of that kind here al
,g ready.
To John P. Scarf and others, Ket
chum: The TINES does n ot keep 70
sale any copies of Cops Mimi!
pps Laws. We do not know who doe:
You should try Henry Copp, Wash
nas ington, d. c..
ny The TIMES stands by its home, it
section, and its people. 1t devote
30 its best brains and energy to thei
y welfare and prosperity. 1t does no
like a acknowledged" fee, ru
around smelling what some bigge
y dog proposes to do, nor does it ech
the snarl of GROWERS at our people.
y Halls Hair Remover renews, cleanse
" brightens, and invigorates the hal
and restores faded or gray hair to i
ng yo' .ohful color and lustre. Poop
with gray hair prefer to use the h
newer, rather than proclaim to II
world, through their bleached lock
that they are becoming aged, al
passing on to decay.
Cycling Is peculiarly and admiral
adapted to the sedentary preacher, wi
. finds walking too automatic to requl
y his thoughts, and too tedious to dive
" them; and to whom carriage-riding
iy only another form Of physical lazine
" and horseback riding, like phrenoloe
series of striking bumps.-f'ra
dy Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
ling is. Weller, prosperous mercha
ly of Mount Idaho, who is on his W
home from New York, where he we
ing to purchase a stock of goods, is
ring town, having run up from Shosho
ddyy to visit his sister, Mrs. Leon Flu
: Mr.. Weller is pleased to note
r progress made since he was he
r four years ago, and feels conhde
10y that our mining and ranch tntere
r will bring us out.
E This paper has stood and
r hereafter stand by Wood River,
r wise its people wisely, tell the truth
7, IF to existing facts and probaoln,'l
wing and thus continue to hold the n
~ place in the confidence of the COZ
y, n try at large, that it to-day holds
ling domestic, social, mining, financial
!, ar other business circles.
,dy Coffin Bros, having the sole age
ady for Idaho for the Columbia, Ann
AZ nay can, Challenge, Safety and Ideal bl
udy Giles, will lease or sell them on wee
"dy installments. Those who intend
ar buy one can make arrangements
ar once, and begin weekly payne.
ar Coffin Bros. are also representa-
udy for Idaho of the League of Amen
,ar .-''.. ~ 5000
ar Wheelmen.
}" Or. n. J. Brown has the thank
&c - r., tba avfra care and at