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$i4,05@14.2o, but closed at sl402H. Lard
exhibited more activity. Several large firms
who were short went in and bid prices for
May from s7.67X to $780, and closing fig
ures were s777H, a gain Of ne, Short ribs
advanced loc to l2Tc, but only closed Ne
better than yesterday. Ono packer od SOD o0d
pounds. May sold al. $fI7 ls973O, and
closed at $7.27K.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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TIE great GayOsO Hotel Stakes today.

Rev. Robert Collyer was twenty-scven
years old when he came 10 this country.
lie brought his bride over with him in the
stecmgc. For nine yean he worked as a
blacksmith in Pennsylvania; then he be-
came local Methodist preacher, but later
he became a Unitarian, and went 10
Chicago, where lac soon made a reputation,
aud was then called 10 the Church Of the
Messiah In New York.
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II IL proposed TO found and cndow two
scholarships in Alexandra college, Dublin,
In memory OF the late archbishop, Richard
Chcnevix Trench. This Is q cause 10
which every lover OF good English aud
every advocate OF the liberal education OF
women might appropriately Subscribe.
Only $4,000 Is wanted In addition 10
what has already been secured.
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FouR fine Races today.

An Episcopal clergyman says that Il Is
becoming harder every year TO induce men
Of flst-ratc ability TO accept an election TO
the bishopric Of n weak western diocese.
Such men are generally rccton OF large
city parishes, and do not care 10 give up
such desirable and responsible positions
for the barren honou Of the cpiscopate.
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Prof. Allen, OF the Episcopal Thcologi-
cal seminary at Cambridge, Mass, thinks
that apostolical succession rs not q doc
irinal principal Of the Episcopal church,
but merely an ecclesiastical regulation
which may pass into allegiance In the fut-
urc rs Il has In the past.
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coSsoLlpA TED srArrMnNr.
increase IN rlcclpts this day 49,.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon; spots--steady, demand fair
Sales, 1900 bales, OF which Amer
lean $500 bales Receipts, 1900 bales,
OF which American 1900 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows: Ordinary 41sd;
good ordinary. 3D. low middling, 6bd; good
middling, sgd middling uplands, 55-l0di
middlng Orleans, 59sd.
steady us follows:
[The prices are given in pence and Giths,
thus; 463 means i.03-64d, and Sol means
5l.6id1 -,
At p.m.-April, b.i6d, sellers; April
May, 5.l0d, sellers; May-Junc. Sid. sellers
Junc-July, 6.isd, value; July.Angusb Din
buyers; August. September, 6.i9d, buyers
| September October 6l2a, buyers October
November, 5.07d, buyers September, olOd
buvcrs
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niseeiiauesss.

wnisxy.-.Slraight Kentucky bourbon,
~ .Oi40O0 Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn. ti.inq1O0, Eastern rycs, ki.ai(dGO0,
according Ia age aud make, common whisky,
WclsN.s, according 10 proof
nA0OiNU.--Om5r.
Tua-ki 00al.i5.
suot-nwp si.lo. buck, $40.
LEAp.-0lsc
Nuts.-fron, tsio steel, q. eS@as6
PoWnrn.-kegs $780, half kegs, $40.
quarter kcrs, ei55.
liprs--.bry aint No. I. iiifc; No. 2, Sc;
dry saliod. Gtssc. green S,lted, No. I, o.; No.
2 81 green, S@ic shccpskns, itc@fi.coi
irregular.
Common, sS@Soci other grades.
9Ss65c.
sxrTr.-oarrcifs, si0ss: nalph's SO 81
milroad, tn2s Gall 4 Az. foo0
Coat 0u---rriinc white, Wholesale lots, Zoe
per gal
wool-Burry grease wool, unwashcd. 1850
isc, clear grease wool, 23deic; bury washed,
2O6tjoc. tub washed, $50 35c.
| nIrswAx--ihCa9lc.
TsLtow.-3ff3i.c.
Frns AND sEtss--ncer, a0dasc bear, 81 o.
/ al on mink, i5a l0c, coon, hunter handled
i50t7Sc; country handled, ibta0Ns otter
ti.OOdAhO, beaver, 50C0ks.50, Wild cat, ihC,
2Sc,iox, i5tt75c muskrat, i0flAc. cpooom
i09l5o. wolf 50cat2Oo, skunk, l5gTjc
panther, 6ocatiO0.
stEns.-ncd clover t75 per bu; timothy
tl.25 per bu, herds, J5c per hui blus grass
t.25 pcr bu orchard grass, tiio@Loopcr bu
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New York and cities north and cast on
demand. y discount buying. New YORK
ard principal cities north and east sight
v discount buying. New Orleans " diS'
count buying.
Selling Ratcs-On New York, y per cent.
prcmium on sums below $1,000 $l'5o per
ll,Ooo premium on sums Of $1,000 or more
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville, N'oo
per $1,000 premium on all sums ON New
Orleans, $50 per 81 900 on all sums. Primo
commercial sterling. $4s9@i.s2f.
Hubbard, Price a Co.'S circular says.
There Is very little animation in cotton and
fluctuations Of prices remain in exceedingly
narrow channels. Liverpool gave hrme
cable and the opening In consequence com
mandcd I TO points higher prices Trad
ing, however, remained very limited. There
N no disposition 10 enter into any new on
caecmcnts, and the few deals which make
up the small total figures OF the daily sales
arc mostly OF scalping nature. The ro'
ports from the continent tend 10 restrict
business here. Futures closed quiet but
steady ut about2 points advance since last
night
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We use squibb's preparations and chem
icals In filling prescriptions, which are
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
at reasonable prices. Headquarters Tor
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
HrNRy y. HKlsrHR Apothccary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19

Tho Senate committee on Indian tmder.
ships held n long session this afternoon,
during which several Yipcsscs were re.
called and given an oIPpduniiy TO make
any additions 10 their iogincr testimony
they might desire TO. a humber Of all.
dnyits and letters we're ruhmiited bearing
upon the regulations and character Of
witnesses. but no new features Of import
ancc wen, developed.
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The grand Jury today found an indlct.
mcnt against Joseph NJ. 'hase, for man
slaughter In causing Nc death Of 4. A..
Paul, principal OF the iiiph school, on the
"a inst, by having iorihly ridden n
horse against him; also against James
johnson, for lnanslnnghter IN causing the
death Of Catherine 0'Neil' by driving over
her.
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Cmcloo. H., April is.-1ho Drorerf' Jour.
shipments, 500 head. Market slow and
steady; steer, t2OOta0,l0 stockcu aud
feeders, g. 5OOt3OO, cows, bulls and mixed,
o. 7Ota3. So Texas steers, t2Ol9iN
Hogs-Rcceipts, 22,oo0 head; shipments,
4, 500 Market steady, closcd strong, mixed,
o. 25@5lS heavy, f5.35@5Oo, light, t5.ijCg
$40. skips, tJT5fb,i0.
shccp-.Rcoclpis, 5000 head: shipments,
1000 head. Market strong aud higher; ma
tiycs, S350Ot055; western, iA0OG5.40 Tex.
ans. d OOOIl Is, lnmbs. io.llaHOO.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nt the Levee

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola.
Dcpartnres---Rosn Lee, 0sceola; Coahoma,
FriaTs Point; Chickasaw, White river.
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TING. u not a curc,all, but a quarter
of a century Of constant use has demon.
stratcd beyond question that Tanners In
iai;.5,e Neuralgia Cure 4 The only known
infallible cure for all Mini. OF neuralgia aud
for nervous headache. my cents Der box.
Manufactured by Rangpih Root Medicine
Co. Nashvillc, Tsnn. S0ld by Hester, 2sg
Main street
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03ISc; fair to medium, 2h@3c; scallawags
Hoes Choice light, 5@5Ilc; good, 4A@oci
commnn 4i.GLl &c
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AInIc. aud Horses.

HonsEs--Fair demand; drivers, sl5o@20o;
good saddle il5o@25G plugs, S4o9loo; Texas
ponies, $l5@25.
MuLrs--Fair demand l51S to 10 hands
higb Sl7b(d2O0
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Cotton seed Products.

PRIME CRUDE onr-3i@32c; prime sum
mer yellow, 35@3Gc; choice cooking sum
mer yellow, 309ioc; prime cotton seed meal
$40. 5o00l7.00 carload lots less than car
load, SlSOO(9lS50
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Errnynopy 90 70 the Race. today.


70 nENoyrp ny THE USE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burneit's Flavoring extracts arc the
heat
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Local applications in certain diseases will
hasten a cure, but La-cu-pi-a will cure by IL
self, in time.
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Nrw YoRK, April io.-The market was
quiet In most departments, but with better
feeling prevailing There N9s moro inquiry
OF agents, followed by iair improvement In
uuFrhauea NJ
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stage or the Rivers.

OFFIcE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPnIs, April IL, ppm.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named nj 18TH meridian time. which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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tpoia opened quiet and closed steady; mid.
dlinr. CSC. Sales. "a hates. Quotations
verc a. iollowu Ordinary. 7c. good ordinary,
: 1-ioc, low middling. q 5.iUc, middlinr.
DC good middlinE iOc; middling fair,
10 li-iOc: fair. II j-i0c.
fuiurs opened quiet and closed steady.
- follows April, o6saa5a May, aWti
fOi. june, aiJIDTi, July, nS2, August,
e.es. september, aOFda0s. October. RttGi
r.f5. November o 35@0 3C December, $3.50,
az; January, 9isssi5 Sales, S9,7O0 bales
INV oELEANs.
Tho spotmarkci opened quiet and steady and
closed steady; middllng9N Sales, I dOObalcs
Quotations were a. follows Ordinary. 5g.c.
good ordinary, SIC low middling A.. mid
ding, p,sc; good middling. CSC.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet,
~ follows April, 092a02l, MAY, o. 3.
oe.25, June, 02jeo ~ July, 0ss6ig84
August, e.DNa1f. September, pO0ao o.
October, s.S~ts.Ss November, $3.50 s. n
December, s.st@ass January, $500 .gl
February, o.oS@oOL salc.. n.4oo bales.
DAiLr ROM ASD iSIKmon uAnErr.
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ANnr ornr,rinNa.
DAILY corTov gTArrurvr

nh A.. n A Lhn H. 10 co a. MIX A. T.
no hh tieAmcf,, si wagons, Ia Total,
f,pors-L& MR. "a Co&sw 20
lNo a II, al sicamon north. ioo Total
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middhng. Csc. Bales,
60 bales, all 10 exporters.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7'sc; good culinary, SIC; low
middling, a.: middlinr. phc; good mid.
ding. 0l.c, middlinE fair, To-; fair, nominal.
Dusty, &c 10 ie lower.
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-Four thousand people at the track yes.
tcrday.
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snErr-Choice, ec: medium, 3'f6ic.
Lsnn.-Choios. 800 common 10 good
per head, $3.50.
Gn.l. t.TrLr-cheIce. ss.0slllei good sl.
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Ranti. md hinclss.

The following list is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations.
HANK STOCKS,
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Cash quotations were as follows;

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Smaller sales, prices firm and UNI
changed.
No. 2 spring wheat, 1910; No. 3 spring
wheat, 7sGg7SI9c No. red, S3c; No. 2 corn,
55ssc No. 2 oats, 3lAG32Ac; No. rye,
G2c; No. barley, 77Cgs0c; No. flax seed,
SLAB; prime timothy seed, $2G5.
Mess pork, perbrl, Sl4.i2lE9li. u; lard, per
100 lbs, S7.16do7s0; short rib sides, loose,
81. 2j@730; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
s575@000i short clear sides, boxed, $40
g775.
Receipts 81, 900 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu corn, 100000 bui oats, l2l 900 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
hipments-Flonr, 1900 brls; wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn 81, 900 bu; oats 5000 bI
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, No., April 1s.--Flour-Quiet
and easy, but unchanged. Wheat-Lower.
The opening was wildly excited, and quick
ly advanced &c by the heavy selling OF one
party. This was due 10 the reported ilnan-
cinl embarrassment of a prominent trader
The break In the market elsewhere caused n
decline here but heavy buying of large
short held the market, but Il again declined
and closed lsCsl5 70 below Yesterday. No ?
red, cash, SIC: May, S2JsMslc, closing at
s3c; June. s3A@sIlsc, closing at S3Hc;
July, SlK@SIlsc, closing at size; August
siHG1SiIsc, closing at Slbc; December, 1913
4 - 80
@s7S<c, closing at e5Jsc.
Corn-Lowcr. May fiuctualel within q
range of iAc owing 10 a leading shorts effort
10 settle. Settlement was effected at 02c,
aftcrward the market declined; cash, 5l9sc;
May, 5i6t523ic, closing at Ji &c; June, 50Ag
5l1sc, closing at 30 nc; July 5OJfeJ62 I<c clos
ing nj 50ssci August, 5ll+c asked. Oats
Dull and lower; cash, 33,4c; May 3ll.@
~ &c, closing at 8ihc; June lAc. Rye
O2iSc bid. Barley---No demand. Bran--
Scarce, SOC. C0rnmeal-$2 00M205.
Hay---LowcT PRIME timothy, $1,000
| 1850; prairie, isOO@lLOO.
Butter---Firm; creamery, 22@2sc; dairy,
ls@25c Eggs-li9c.
Provisions = Firm. Pork, slA5o. lard,
a. goa7.S5. Dry salt meats - Boxed
shoulders, $3.50; long clears S.25; clear
ribs, t7.S5; short clears, H;b,. Bacon.--boNcd
shoulders, $685. long clears, $500 49,
S25. Ilams-Steady; Si0.0OtBl20O.
Receipts---Flour, 1900 ibrls wheat, 5000
bu; corn, q 600 bu; oats 1900 bui rye,
1000 hu; barley, 1000 bn
Shipments--llour loo brls; wheat, D.
0OO bu; corn, 5000 bui oats, 0,OoO bu; rye
none; barley none. ~
Afternoon Boari---Wheat--F irmer: May
s3Jsc June, s37c; July, s29Sc. DE
| rcmber SGlxc. Corn - Higher May
81 isc; July. 50jsc. oats-Firm; May, size
kANsAs CRY, Mo, April is.-Whcat =
Weak, No. 2 soft, cash, so,lc asked; May
Corn-weak; No. 2. cash, 47J<c asked
May, 47c bid, ifIc asked; June, AZ
Oats---No. 2, May, SIC asked.
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CLrvrr,Sp o., April ls-Pctrolcum-
Easy; = W., iiO', nc.
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK, April s.-Conee-spot fair;
Rio duh at A,4c. Options lOa25 points
lower, closing steady. Sales, 1880 bags;
April. tl0.76CsioDo; May, tiO6OCGi0. 20; June
Sl035C1l0.45; July, siOOo@lO.05; August
S07Octo.s5, September. s0.6j@0,70; October
~. 7OcJ9 20; November, <0.70, December, Sg.G5
@aTb; January, s0G5; February, 1910;
March, t070dD7a. Sugar-Steady; refined
firm. Molasscs- Steady 90 test, 2Oc. Rice
Steady.
Nav oRLr,Ss, la, April is.-Coaec--.
Quiet; Rio, ii,fgiOc. Ricc-Quict but
steady; 4lsC5lfc. Sugar-sirong aud higher;
open kettle, strictly prime, 6,sc prime,
5i-l0c; fully fair SC; centrifugal, choice
white CSC; on white, 6lt@0Nc; choice ycl
low clarified, 900 iS-i6c; prime clarified
5l.i0c; of clarified, ii-l6Ct5Ac; seconds
4jsd59Ec. enthusiastically; open kettle
choice, S3GS5c; strictly prime, 2Da30c;
centrifugal, strictly prime, 2O@22ci prime u
good prime, lSc.
HAVANA, April sugnr-Qulct. owinI
| 10 the drought the central oonstria cstai
will probably Yield only 1900 hhds o
sugar, instead Of ~. 600 hhds, IA was cxpcetc,
at the beginning u tho season.
CmcAoo, H., April is.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was AN
changed aud easy creamery, 90g25c; dairy
| l5Gg2ic. Egp-Wcak; i26ii3c.
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Moot.
sr. Lows, No, April is.-wool-ouietand
steady.
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GOVERNMENT.

Halted states Coupons 4. igul..,.....,...... i2i
United states Registered. q. ip0l............ isi
United ftatss Coupons. tits.................. 100
United staics Registered ....... ............ iOc
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IAboye Low Changes.
Water.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
cotton ouiet-Middhng Cotton, o $50
Sales Today, 600 Bales-Tho Tone
Of the General Market steady-Meats
Higher.
ArrrAL OFFICE,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April y. lSS
The banks charge per cent Tor money
and the demand continues steady at that
Grure,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-30
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

hay and Grain, at Coffin s. Co.'s.
n Light French Flannel shirts, at
george Krieg's.
Cothn Il Co. have Warnings Oats
''d Blacks Hay.
Rapert's drug store is installed in
The Merchants Hotel.
n nave you tried the "Mascot" brand
Goal Oil at Collins?
r.: Mascot" Coal Oil at Coffiu's, water
white, Non explosive.
:, we" styles of hats-stiff and soft
JUST arrived at George Krieg's.
n. Is,a,oes, potatoes, potatoes - at
' 'aa"o Forwarding Company's.
"A car load Of whole and chopped
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-30
A New Law.

In recent experiments alloys have
been formed by pressure, but Mr.,
VIM. Hallock, of the U. S. Geologi-
cal Survey, finds that alloys may by
produced from their powdered con-
stituents, without pressure, at tenn
perature above the melting point OF
the alloy but below that OF the con-
s,i.uents, the molecules simply being
allowed to lie in contact. In this
curious discovery he claims anew law
of physics, which he proposes soon to
verify further.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-30
TIE MANAIIOBA ROAD.
1t Will Probably Rest Two or Three
Years at Butte and Anaconda,

~ VIII EVDaDiJ NEST 10O UT IuTee
Years at Butte and Anaconda.
In a recent interview with Spo.
kane Chronsle reporter, E. V. Small
ley, editor of the Northwest Magazine,
said that times are not favorable in
the East, just now, for raising money
for roads that cannot show traffic belt
all along their projected lines. Mr..
Smalley also asserted, mos positively,
that the Manitoba road is not "back-
ing" the Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern railway building to North
Idaho, although "Jim" Hill, president
of the Manitoba road, may be assist
ing it personally to limited extent,
to help the enterprise along. The
Manitoba, Mr.. Smalley said, has
shouldcred all the financial load it can
carry for the present in building 500
miles of road in Northern Montana,
mainly through an Indian rescrva-
ton, and in guaranteeing 510,O0O,O00
of Montana Central bonds for the
extension from Great Falls to Helena
and Butte. Mr.. Hill has informed
his stockholders that after building
about 70 miles Of road in Dakota this
year his system will be 'complete and
consolidated" The Manitoba will
seek an outlet to the Pacific, but will
rest two or three years at Helena,
Butte, and Anaconda.
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A FLATTERING TESTIMONIAL.
Preamble aud Resolutions Adopted at
the BrOderick Banunet,

At banquet had at the Alturas
Hotel, in HALEY, on the evening of
March 20, 1888, by the Alturas coun-
ty bar, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Hon. Case Broderick,
who for four years past has been the
Judge of this the Second judicial
District and Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of our Territory, is
about to leave us by reason of his
assignment to the Third District;
therefore, as an expression of the es-
TEEN for him entertained by the AL
.uras County Bar, it is
RESOLVED, lst-That as a citizen
we have found him, in all respects, OF
unblemished and unimpeachable char
acter; as Judge, seeking to follow
the stern mandates of the law, TEN
pered by that equity which the juris-
prudence Of centuries has migrated
into our system, he has proved q
worthy successor of the most eminen,
of his predecessors in this district
The exalted station of the Judge ha.
not SO far removed him from our circle
that he forgets the burdens OF the
lawyer or lacks charity for his in
firmities; the former he has lightenee
by courteous and considerate bearing
while with the latter he has patiently
and gently borne, meeting our un
garded cyclones of temper with un
rullled demeanor, and our mistake,
views With immutable and infallibl
law. Though he sits upon the wool
sack, yet we feel he is still our friend
our brother, one of us.
2d-That we sever our agreeabl
associations with great regret, bu
tempered by the happy assurance tina
when he shall return to the bar, h
will leave upon the bench his judicia
robes, untarnished and unblemishet
3rd-That a copy Of these resolu
tons be furnished Judge Brodorick
and that they be published in tn
county papers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-30

it passes that bourne from whence 1t
never returns.
Now, can we not do ourselves the
justice to employ our neighbors to
supply us with natures fuel and keep
all that money at home and have it
for perpetual circulating medium
instead of allowing it to pour into the
Golfers of the corporations and find its
resting place in Wall Street?
WoopcHorpER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-30

JUDGE CooNs, of Maysville, Ken
lucky, says that DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointmept cured him after years
of suffering. ap20y1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-29

Edward Everett, sire Of the dam Of Seesec,
is by 500 Of Pathfinder oat oi daughter
oi Vermont, and is fall brother 10 Kitty
Linn, ? Al, the dam Of ". B. X. the colt
that challenged all two year old's last April
for $500a side. ana met with no response
Edward Everett is the sire of Dolly s, the
dam OF Delco. besides many speedy and
game road horses. All competent horscmen
who have seen him anu his get since they are
arriving at maturity, confidently predict that
he vii. soon become one of che great brood
mare sires of the North Pacific. Ia dispoai-
tion. beauty aud pure trotting action, SeAtco
is simply perfection, aud Is eminently en-
dowed on both sides OF the limo with the
blood that trots. and by all the laws Of he.
redity should be able 10 stamp upon his pro-
duce bis own inheritance.
To gentlemen desiring road horses aud TO
young men wishing 10 embark in the fascinat
ing business OF breeding and developing lhe
American trotter, call special attention 10
this young Stallion aud viii take pleasure il
showing him on any day.