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\ FEMALE STOWAWAY'S STORY.

How Mrs. Jones of Queenstown Reached
America.
The first female stowaway to arrive III
the United States from Europe arrived on
board the steamship Teutonic. which landed
her passengers at the Barge Office yester-
day afternoon. She is a typical Irish
woman, about so years of age, with rugged
features and a beautiful brogue. Her name
is Jane Jones, and, according to her story,
she is the wife OF a British eXman of wars
man, and the mother OF J" folne family
oil boys and 'gurrls."
When the boarding inspector went aboard
the steamer at the pier yesterday afternoon
woman. He almost tainted when he heard
it, but after bracing up he took Jane In
charge and took her TO the Barge Office. =
Mrs. Jones seemed proud of her position
and took great interest in telling how she
managed to steal her way here To Press
reporter she said that she has lived with
her husband, British pensioner at Queens
town, for many years Three years ago her
eldest daughter, Sallie, a cOmely lass, came
to this country and secured good work.
Soon she managed to save up enough money
to bring out her brother Dick.
Sallie promised to send money for her
younger sister, Rosie. She did not do so,
and the fact greatly worried old Mrs. Jones.
The day the Teutonic was due at Queen
town Mrs. Jones called her husband at "a
early hour and gave him hls breakfast.
Now be good boy while | am away,
she said.
He stared ut her with wide-open eyes but
said nothing.
"Oh, I'm going to America. Youneedn't
look scared; I'll get there" she said by way
of explanation.
"Sure, you have no money" said Nj.
Jones.
mo NATTER" said Jane, Pm going TO
dress myself in my best and find out why
Sallie has not sent for Rosie.
Accordingly she bedecked herself in
new gown, tied q mammoth green bow un-
der her chin and placed on her head littie
straw bonnet She went to the tender and
had no difficulty in getting on the steamer.
Once there she made herself at home. No
Szas;i1ns we're asked her; she did not vol
/ meter any Information and the steamer set
Y ala with her on board.
/ When Che passenger tickets were taken
+ dp she was discovered, and said that she
Z had boarded the vessel to see some friends
! on. The people on board treated her
Kindly and the ships people gave her plenty
OF food, SO that she had very pleasant
time.
As she concluded her story, she said:
''0h, I'm so glad I'm here, but I'm afraid
they'll stnrt me back. Oh, If / could only
see Sallie and Dick. | know they would
come and take care of me.
Colonel Weber referred the case to Cot.
lector Erhardt yesterday, and suggested
that Mrs. Jones be returned as she Is with
out money, friends and baggage. 1t had
been the intention to send her BACK by the
Majestic, which sailed yesterday, but the
old lady's luck stood by her. and the vessel
sailed before she could be placed on hoard.
Now she will have week in which to wait
for her children to turn up or for some
kind-kearted fellow-countryman, who reads
her story, to befriend her.-N. Y. Press.
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A PrImItIye Time-Keeper.

Now and then the explorer among PRINT
tive people happens upon =" find" which
strikingly illustrates that necessity is not
only the mother of invention, but that there
is strong family likeness among the in
ventions. An English naturalist, while
visiting Great Sangir, one of those islands
of the Indian Ocean known as the Ceebes.
or Spice Islands, lodged at the house OF
rajah. In front of the house was We
randa, in the corner of which stood SEN
try, whose business it was 10 keep the time
for the village by the aid of primitive sand
glass. Two bottles were firmly laced together
mouth to mouth, and fixed in wooden
frame, made to stand upright in reversible
position. A quantity of black sand ran
from one bottle into another in just half an
hour, and when the upper bottle was empty
the frame was reversed. Twelve short
sticks, marked with notches from one TO
twelve, were hung upon string. hook
was placed between the stick bearing tho
number of n0tcheS corresponding to the
hour last struck and the one TO be struck
next The sentry announced the Time oy
striking the hours on large gong.-Mon-
treal Star
counterIeiler at Little Rock, AK, stored his
hi
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G.RnO CASH-BALANCE SIS PER MONT
I'D ONO lot 50x2nS: cnitage of 4 rooms and bal


0ko0 CASH-BALANCE SIS PER MONTH:
tpOUU lot 50x203; cottage of rooms and bath;
fine marine view; price $3.50. NO $3.50
$250O-Lot 41xl00: cottage OF rooms and BATH,
high basement; 800 cash; balance S25 per
MONTH (No. 425)
SZ55O-Lot 50x75; cottage of 8 rooms and bath;
good neighDorhood; u cash; balance easy terms.
(No. 4z3l
s3oO0-Lot 27x115; new 2-story house of z
rooms and bath; stable, etc.; near station: $500
cash: balance $50 per month. (So. 455l
S370O-Lot 40x150; new cottage of rooms and
bath; high basement; fine garden and lawn; $500
cash; balance $50 per mouth. (So. 4I0)
$40O0-Lot 5OXl25 IS; new 2-story house of 7
rooms and bath on Central ave-: $500 cash. balance
S35 per month. GO. 4l3)
S4250-Lot 7O:6x150; cottage OF rooms and
bath; fine garden, etc.. $1,000 cash; balance $50 90
per MONTH (NO. 403l
s6OOO-Lot 50x136; new 2-story house of I rooms
and bath: NE corner Central ave-: $2500
cash; balance $50 per month. no. $3.50
Choice building lots in all parts OF Alameda.
Houses to rent and money to loan by II. z. MUREAL
a CO., l42s Park ST., Alameda, and 4U2 MOntgem-
cry ST., San Francisco iy24 It
@. IOQO CASH-HANDSOME NEW HOUSE OF
u 1OOO rooms aud bath: lot 5Oxl43: fine view:
balance $40 per menth. MCCLURE. FITCH & co,
Bay Station. W. 1t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT NO. l0-PR0BATE IN THE
~ Superior Court in and for the city and County
of San Francisco State of California In the matter
OF the estate OF PRISCILLA NJ WILLARD, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given, that TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of August, A. ID. 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. N. of said day and the courtroom OF said court
at the New City Hall, In the city and county OF San
Francisco State Of California, have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the VIII OF said
PRISCILLA NJ. WILLARD deceased, ard for hear
ing the application OF LIZZIE A. ALLEN for the
issuance to her of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated July 23d, A. d. 1897.
WN. A. DAVIES, Clerk.
BY f. b HOuGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
GEo. r. WILLIAMS. ATTY for Petitioner. ia lot
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DELINQUENT NOTICES.

DATENT DEVELOPING AND MANUFAUTUR-
Il ing Company of California. Location of works.
San Francisco; location of principal place of bust
ness, 3OS Market ST., San Francisco. Notice-There
are delinquent upon the fOlIowing-d stock
on account of assessment No. . levied on the l6th
dav of April 1890 the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows:
Names. No. Cert. NO. SHARES. Amount.
A r;hur Noble .......f7 4S3 $l2J 10
Arthur Noble. ,.......lS 1SS A. 10
And in accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board of Directors made on the 10th day OF April,
1890, so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
may be necessary will be sold at pubic auction,
at the Office of the company, sos MarGet ST., Sau
Francisco. on Monday the 2Sth day OF July. 1880.
at the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, tGpay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale
JOHN FREY, Secretary.
Office. 3OS Market St san Francisco iv25 it
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SEWING MACHINES.


CEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
- paired w. b. HIGGINS 52s Hayes ST. nri tt
C.DS NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
ID OC new; latest; best for SIS kinds repaired.
rented cheap. J. L. HICKS. 667 Mission. mrl II
PHYSICIANS.
DR. MRS. GEHRICKE, S03 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
bWomen s diseases specially: hygienic sponge sue
tlon cleanser: simple, safe, sure instructions given
tally; treatment by month low rates y2 6m
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counterIeller at Little Rock, AK, stored his
bogus money In his WOODEN leg
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NGANUFACTUBING BUSINESS. CLEARING
VI 81 50 month, for sale value OF material on
hand any run it AMI make money; great
bargain. DIEHL q ROSS, $751; Market ST. 1t
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C.oIn RESTAURANTS; DOING 4 BUSINESS
JNJOV. $500 m6nth: fHe location: cheap rent;
genuine bargain, DlEILL a ROSS, S73La Market Ii
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ATTOHNEYs-AT-LAw.

A DViCE FREE; DIVORCES, COLLECTIONS.
n etc U. S. Atrys Association, 80 kearny. Jy2O u
A DyICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALITY; POS
n itiyely no publicity; shortest time legal every
where; no charge unless successful; collections.
etc ; established ten years. G.W.HOWE, 30 Kearny.
I. DyICE ROBERT SECULAR, SUPREME
n Court Attorney, "a kearny st. mylS 6m
DVICE FREE: DIVORCES A SPECIALLY; NO
~ publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere;
termsreasonable; no charge unless successful; and
all other cases at law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, Wills, etc. T. ENGLEY,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION, Kearny st. Ie9 6m
nIVOBCES, WILLS, ETC FRANK KENNEDY,
~ Attorney. S3 Murphy building. 12u
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. go
y Sansome St, Rooms 10, IL and H. my15 emo
w w. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. 431
w California ST. Rooms li-l5; advice Tree, dSI
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C's}IR FLUMBING-sHOP; DOING a GOOD
Y -3V. business full value in sight; > living
rooms. stab and large work-roOm: rent only 800:
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S..fD0 PARTNER WANTED IN A RESPCTA-
u w. be cash business, clearing about 5000
month; no night or sunday work; experience not
required; duties light and easily learneG one of
the partners must sell sacrifice for satisfactory
reasons; fine chance to get into profitable and
uLrI-ant business. nIEHIN ROSS sI3ln Market. Ii
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WAG0Ss AND oAIRlAGEs.

TOR SALE - FIRST-CLAsS PRIVATE HACK
It and buggy 81 New Montgomery ST. Iy27 1t+
GOOD SECONDHAND 2-SEATED CARRIAGE,
VI hack, baggies, new cart-horse harness and
business wagon. 1140 Folsom st. Jy2f1t+
IToR sALE-NEw PHAETON. TOP AND OPEN
Il buggy horse, harness. wagons and buggy; also
bakers wagons; cheap. S2S Harrison st. Jy23 ~
. SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGONS AT "a
Z Beale st. 4. w. SANBORNE. jy2O II
CECOND-HAND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP
- Id Harrison ST.. near Seventh. yl3u
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a OUOO, wanted in largest retail business
in The city: sales Sl25 TO 1915 per day: runs three
double teams; not necessary to understand the
business viii be required TO act as cashier and keep
the books i'll Office; employs 10 hands: is the best
business will be proven by the books and receipts
IN the state OF California; full stock; large packing
curing and drying house connected; cuts up % TO
30 mead Of cattle per week and other stock In pro-
portion; once refused $4,000: VIII sell the whole
BUSINESS If desired; fortune in this place.
TffD CTTN ART 125 Kearny ST
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DARTNER WANTED WOOD AND CIAI-- = -
i ness good trade. Address d. C., Box 50, CALL
Branch ONCE lie
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G.1DD GIGAR-SIORE, WITH THREE LIV-
= iOU. ing rooms, on Market st. clearing SIPS
month; full value In stock and Stures; selling at
sicri nee ON account Of death i'll family. DIEHL Il
ROSS. S7SIa Market st. 1t
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"a lDOW-2S YEARS OF AGE, COMFORTABLE
W means, stranger In city, wishes to meet an ED
eriy gentleman OF means; object matrimony; best
OF references. Lady Box 100 CAIL Eranch It's
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GR[0 SALOON On MARKET ST; DOING
= OtjU. fine bust ness: good stock and fixtures;
bargain DIEHL q ROSS, S73ia Market st. 1t
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OFFER WANTED-MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE:
~ an elegant oyster-house. bar and restaurant,
with richly furnished rooms upstairs; pays clear
500 a mouth; first cash offer buys il. l. D. BAR
MED. Il4s Market ST. near IaYlor. IL
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n PARTNER WANTED IL HARD

j lI0U. ware. mannfactar ~ brass finishing,
gold, silver and nickel pla ting and novelty machine
rss, iathing, aud general line OF manufacturing
iE ali kinds light mechanical hard ware goods. with
the finest and latest machinery Tua by steam;
FIRST class custom. guaranteeing pr0ht Of Sl75 per
month 10 each. and 4 rapidly growing business;
not necessary to understand the business; must
keep plain accounts, mems time, etc: Will hnd
plenty 10 dof full value; rare chance; employs
Ll-Ls- GEO SIL-M AEI. LIS KearuK 81. IL
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C.s50a GOOD CORNER SALOON. So
Il -OO. Fourth &. iy2S 81
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BUSINESS CnANCEs-coNrINuEp.

OLD CORNER GROCERY WITH FIXTURES
Ocomplrte TO let. MADISON q huRKE. iy26 3t*
GQnH BIG BARGAIN; FRUIT STORE WITH
Ut CJV. new patent business; trial given: cheap
rent; large trade ll2 Montgomery ave. I'VE 5t<
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u ARE CHAN CE-IF YOU WANT HALF INTER
II kcainy st. ives 3t%
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g..)On TO $500 EACH-A RARE CHANCE FOR
ID OOO home the heights; lots 40xl50; com
handing a grand view OF San Francisco. Golden
Gate aud the bay cities; new subdivision OF the
Glen Echo Tract; Just put the maket; streetcars
now pass the tract; terms only "A cash. balan IN
monthly quarterly PAYMENTS don't put IL Oft;
but get choice location now. W. L. BARNARD Il
son, 4S3 Ninth ST., Oakland. Jy5 II
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TOR sALE-FINE MODERN COTTAGES ON
L easy monthly payments, containing large
rooms, bath, 7-fOot basement. wooden mantle and
mirror stone walls; iron fence: large lot only
blocks from cabe-cars this is opportunity TO Sc
cure home by monthly payments equal to rent
Apply l.. LANDER, 22Si2 MONTGOMERY St Iyl0 I'm
COCOA DOUBLE COTTAGE; AND 6
DZOUO. rooms; lot 25Ns9; rents S27;
Fillmore st. HUFF & co. 2405 California St i20lms
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ZINE ASSORTMENT FLOOR OILCLOTHS Al
/ Use per yard just rece we'd; Brussels carpets,
elegant patterns AT 6Oc per yard sewed and laid s.
W. SHREK. 1884 Stockton ST., nr. Broadway. IL II
TAKPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
" instanent price elsewhere 81 yard IL
FRIEDMAN. & co. 22S-23O Stockton St; cor. Post.
CLUSING UP ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEwED.
" laid 50c: 2py Csc :oll-cIoth, u ain-poeS
soc; mating. Toe. NEWMAN BROS. ~ sixth St.
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G6O 000 a HIGHLY IMPROVED AND
u CO.OpO- profitable fruit and grape farm
of 200 acres: 3 miles from Martinez: 100 acres of
choicest wine and table grapes Il acres in orchard
fine loan soil; VIII clear about $1,000; crop in
cluded if bought now; $50 ali stock. wagons tools
and implements TO run the ranch; the house is
beautifully located and furnished; barn, out build
ings and winery ali IN good order making CHI rm-
ing country homo and desirable property for invest
ment; for sale on easy terms, or exchange on city
Oakland property. RoTHERMEL y co, Is
Montgomery st. Y27 st
CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULARS FOR NORTH
" ern California land; have the largest list OF
ans agent in this city of these lands; deal only in
Northern aud Middle California and give You
correct Information. j. T. PETERS, IA MOntgOm-
cry st. jy27 1T
c.rS0 CASH-8O ACREs. ~ ACREs BEARING
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E0R SALE AT ONCE-A RESTAURANT CEN
traily located; doing fine business; must be sold
on account of disagreement between part
ners; price $1,000. Call at DELORME a AN0RE,
$40 Suffer St. i,26 7t%
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-13
Cure If SPINAL Weakness.

f. f. Woolston, Yates, Orls ans Co.,
N. Y, writes:
"My wife, five years ago. was cen
fined to her bed with i'Aanmat nv
rheumatism Of the muscles Of he back
The doctors t'"ngl her case hopeless,
and doomed h,r to be n h-hrihden
Invalid. The violent pin kept her
awake almost every night. She los,
over 80 pounds in weight To ease
her pain | thought would put IN
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs |
covered her hack with tn. m. TO nv
great delight she began to sleep we'll.
The pain very much abat-d in one
week. then took the plast-rs eff,
washed her back. ard put on fresh
ones. At the end OF the second week
she Unlisted on get,n z up. and by the
third werk was entirely we'll and abb.
to attend t. her household duties"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-13
Electric Bittrrs.

This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and so popular as to neea no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
list and 1t is guaranteed to do all that it
is claimed. Electric nit'ers will cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs, rolls, salt Kheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
w i'll drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as we'll rs cure Malarial
fpvers. cure OF Headache Con-
s'ipation and Indigestion try Electric
kitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 80 cents and
81 per bottle at Hewitt & Browns drug
store.
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LOCAL JOTTIN(iS.
Toilet soaps at Stew ward Bros.

Toilet soaps at Steward Bros.
Mrs. Cramer left to-day fer Sau
Antonio, Texas.
You can save time and money bv
getting your loans through
LENNON Il BOONE
Plug and smoking tobacco at
: Stewar Bros.
The celebrated Stonewall Whisky,
IN quart and pint TASKS, at w. T.
Ae"nedy's Famous Sample Rooms.
Competent judges say that the
cigars manufactured in Haley are the
best they ever purchased for the
money.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sented BY LENNON & BOONE.
Silver in New York to dav. SHY
per ounce; lead, 81 rs per 100 pounds,
70 per cent. off on pocket cutlery
taa Neerschaum pipes 'iuri"g S-pte IN.
'er' STEWARD Bros
John O'Drien, of the Wood River
Mes' Market, keeps nothing but the
'"0'cest meats on hand. Try him.
We carry the largest stock of
c'"ckery and glassware in town, and
VI" IL at bedrock prices. Bar glass.
ware and fittings a speciality.
STEWARD Bros.
i"o-carloads of canned fruit and a
~ s;'.oa' OF Canned vegetables are Look
M. .o!' every day, by the AIturas Com
mer''al Company.
rsop'e who enjoy smoking a pipe
,"0u'd stop at the cigar factory, and
:, some cigar clippings.
II you want a first.class shave. hair.
~, OF shampoo, 20 to Phil. Wrher's
e' s"op, two doors south of the
ApFess Office, HALEY.
o. a. D. Sen'er, of Shoshone. came up
|; Ssu.y. IN H. SAYS that the Rrpublica"
Eone e. Will surely be elected in Logan
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fanili in plots of 40 or 80 acr. s.
But how is this land to b. irrigated?
By booming money i" the East at 3
per Ger t secured on these lands. As
the lands shall be redeem. d new
homes will b- MADE, families support.
ed, and the lenders will get their
money hack. II we do not consider
this question now, we will, when too
late, regret that we did not.
The speaker then referred to the
growing practise of purchasing large
tracts Of land in Idaho and permitting
them to lay idle until they can b.. un
Loaded at All enormous profit, thanks
to the impr"v. m'nts pu, upon al
jacent land. his is one If the great
rs, wrongs under which we Of the
West suffer. But short clause il
the Con. 'itution permits the Legis
lature to exempt from taxation a GER.
tain pro! or,ion of the improve men,s
upon land. BY taxing untitled land
The owners can DO compelled to cul.
t'vate il, end thus contribute to tn
general rr 'sper ty.
But he-e. although important, were
only side issues. The speaker was
here to r. commend the election of the
nominees upon the Republican ticket,
from that grand old Roman, Geo. l..
Shoup, to the last name on the ticket.
because, perhaps, man is on the
t'ck.t whom we do not like, is that
any reason why, viper-lke, we should
stab the party that has brought us
into being? In the mome, tous s,rug.
gle in which we are engaged, every
H. publican is expected to do hts duty.
If amy fail to support the ticket, the
entre ticket down to constable, let
them be forced to the rear AID kept
there forever. spp au>e A true
r. publican must support the ticket,
whether he likes it q, not. Tickets
cannot suit every body. There never
was, there lever will be, II party that
can give an Office to all who d. sire
one. Aud we must vote from patty
principle, and not from personal feel
i"g. n We have personal animosi,ie>
or revenges to sa,isf,, 1t us wal, pa.
ii ntly until after TIE mex, general
election, when we shall have hurit d
the Democracy for an th"r 20 years.
heers and prolonged applause.
The audiences remained until Il Q
close Of the meeting, aud during the
delivery of tie eloquent ge"tleman's
speech pin might have been heard
drop when he was MT speaking, S."
in,ently was he listened t.. Pr,hably
not one half of those who came were
able 20 Obtain ADM, sion, the hall b.
ing crowded beyond it, utmost cap
aritv.
Messrs. Cla,ett and O'Rourke will
speak in Ketchum this +ven,n- and
will visit Bullion to m r. w.
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~ rourael He could Walk little, but could not
~ mn n he fell down, and could not move when
n he'd. having no use of his hands. Immediately
commenced with the CurIcunA REMEDIES. using
ali freelv One sore after an, Their hesled, bony
natter forming in each one o. these ive deep ones
inst trfw healing, which would finally grow loose
md we're token out: then they would heal rapidly.
Ope Of these ugly bone formations ! preserved.
Sttsr taxing dozen and half bottles lie was com.
oletely cured and is now. At the age OF six years.
stronc sad healthy child. MRS. 8 Dk1nGS.
NAY 9. 1885. $40 &. Clay st., Bloomington, Ill.
Nv grandson rem aims perfectly we'll No signs
Of scrOfuls ard no sores. MRS. =. 8 briggs.
FEB Z, 1890. Bloomington, III.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-13

B. f. johnson & Co., whose adver.
tisement appears in another column,
have recently moved into new and
larger quarters, with better facilities
Tor cou"ductiny business than ever
before. Parties wishing -mploym ~
or to more fully investigate ,h- op
p"rtnnities aud advantages they offer,
would do we'll to communicate with
tn. m promptly.
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Collect Ions 10 be- Made Every SATURDAY.,

Sidney Fuld, collector for the city
routes OF the TINES, did not COLLECT
last Monday, as he had to 90 to
school. Beginning to-day he will COL
lect every Saturday, instead of Mon
dav, as heretofore. Subscribers arc
requested to assent to this arrange
ment as more convenient all around.
The collector is an honest, careful lad,
who will see that they pay no more
than they owe.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-13
oncklen's Arnica Salye.

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