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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

TUESDAY afternoon several of the
printer. of sanford Mil robe depart
m-nt got . halt barrel of beer aud ~eDt
Ia the aooLs to drink u and enjoy them
selves. One of their number. Mr.. Abrs-
hmm Rim.bottoin, complained az not
feeling veil aud immediately fell hack up
on the ground. One of his companion.
went for iram and he was taken home
anil several doctors we're called aud
everything possible done 10 revive him,
but without avail. lie remained uncon-
sious until 10 o'clock Wednesday, when
he diei. lie MAS o native Of Yorkshire.
England. and MAS ~ years old last
March. lie leaves . widow and one
child.
Bill Nye thus Enthusiastically ex-
presses hls opinion of hls native State:
"Msine IL the hotbed Of progress and
American freedom. Everything In
Maine Il fire. exrvps rum. The work sf
giving 10 tie rolored man the divine
right Of voting. ne he VAS requested,
Was inaugurated and assisted In Mssss.
rhusrtts. which Was then . part of
Maine. rr~~,iom has always b-~n
Characteristic Of MsIne-trcedosn To be,
Ia do or ca suffer; fredom 10 b.
born there aud then 90 West ca grow mp
With the. country: freedom On remain
iiserr and behave ones self or 20 away
Ia some other state; frccsi0m 90 hsh,
cut bait or 90 ashore, and frcssiom 20
utilize her hsllowesi precincts - birth
place, provided they Be returned 10 good
order - when 6rst rscelvsd.~
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

dssaory 1osezas1s - sas - Eks Bssos
14asss4 kaesa a. saa - 4as aza<e-
MAJ sseAsa - . ztstsaes - - kAs
se4a1 - assg 1Fgsss preEsa - - t4s
goe0aisx ef ~as sk1 4Teu - = 1gzaa
s4sa<N s4aa sEsae4 ~ish . Eans.ssle2 ,
4ssoEatsa 1Fa18 szi<z tas sz4 - .sseA
80 se4a1 Eisb kh21Ks - l&4G1sr.
teEafns 8all soaas - LsTgs as "a sgk
A 4esea 4Faa assEs 49, - . circle. 4Ad
selts9 s.sy sta pertsSt iaairsrsses
- - t1s azS, s4eA eas gst@ux -
erack s1sRsFsr eoBssnisRs AFo1Ad
thLs eo4eaaat eireis ssEs tas sq14~
tAaasrs 1sssSsd Ia tasiE bsixassst col
cred gsrmsak al wearing al tAeiF
4ssllzsis ~ Eia tgtnke@. oas s4a4~
abe msas aer.sif Qsiss eoaspls4eas as
: sert sf lss3sr aisplsYr1 sons js~slFy
tat ssite4tY A41 nos eoals tAsoaza
tas iBal4B ua1sEs store. Ons article
" issslry as her dress sl spSd ~ shs
si5o@ - her upFsised aFm daring ths
ruzl of tas dAaes as beastifui brace
49, "a sl4eor@ss arsiFs con poso1 ef
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

urged on By the unearthly yels OF the
Indians As he ne&red the end Of the
lae half dozen ponies each bearing
some member Of Red Desr's family with
a robust appetite, surrounded tlfe an
imAl and one Of the Indians succeeded
on the second effort In throwing = rope
over The animals horns Then the
indians riding three on = side drove the
ths steer on a gAllop in the direction Of
their wagon "A they approached IL
bed Deer. holding she end Of The larias
Fallopod around the steer until
its legs we're entangled, when he jerxed
the lariat tAut and threw the animal
% the ground Then The crack Of one
Of Clusters carbinss vas heard The
shot which had been fred by son Of
Red Deer. killed shs steer and n mo-
msns later she Indians hal cut tho AMI
3mAIs throat and hexua with feverish
haste. bora of huare,. 20 dress s1e ear
rass and get it home % tneir tepseA
Meanwhils other steers had been lib
Grated and similar scenes wero being
enacted in ali directions Many - The
Indians seemed 20 prerer an exciting
chase over tha plains after the steer,
snd permitted the animal 70 start well
OF before beginning she rursuit With
q dozen tamii "a. an we'll noUated and
armed. charging over the praiFies in
pursuits 81 cattl- ard shooting whenever
ths chance % killing seemed favorable.
withons checking the speed Of their
pouies. is required but little effort q
fmaginssion - fancy the chase 90 be
one Of the sou traditional buEzl0
hunts There we're eiEbtv-eizhs Of
these lon~-ho~nesi contract skeletons IN
the corral. asd in half a. masY min
uees thev bad been Sled through the
rste ard driven oE 70 their death by
the Indians Gee sionally sors steer
would seem to have charmed life and
would rsn strsirhs over the platesa to-
ward the sncirchnz Suites. regardless
81 shs steady popping 81 his pursuer's
rifes o. tbeir frsntic arorts - sbsuzs
the course of their rapidly alsanpeS ing
hopes - something - ss2 None ~
toe steers escs red. however, though
rnsnY of the1 seemed bulls vish a vies
g. speed instead of steak
TIE word ~ta-1iIY- ased ~ fhe sis-
tribusicn ~ beef means merely a 8i-
visiou ~ tha tribe. made hy ths sgent
tor eonvenieacs i1 Issuing beaf Each
family ia com pcset ef about 70
T.d ans - a. sres To thfs comrnuni-
e.. rzthaF thsa faoi1v, ore - she srsers
a. issued serni-uontbir There = a
seorv 81 she sFsct thst shese see@rs
weizh go pcusds each. hut tais = IA
un6ou bed exarzeraticn.
There Fere vrast tlues En- the tntisa
vfaaTs Daring the afesraooa ard even
ing sn8 the Indian 3oEs seemed -
breathe e tri7e easier walie tbeir mss-
tsrs rere leastirg sn heef Aceuf su1-
g. tremendous beading of 3rrms se-
conlp lpanis8 ~ an arrcerious casntiaE
stsracee.i srer res,i r es ne iadien ealnp.
1ba acne nofian aro7sd - - the insro-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
DIR. s. CLAY TODD
The FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST!
s''" : lmnss sloss As asnres Street

heVih Inner block IS henFes StFeei
GRAND RAPIps NlcH-
Cures para ssls, ~ tChings, pluChnE ~
ntkialg scnsai Gas, tremuiols feel
inEs, t&eS 81 heaa ache, hack 81 ue.k
la$-las sonnet mes running QoWu tlt
arms al bach alE4laess Enc other syml-
t~tns leading II peraissls, nrrNous
ocettys and female complaints an6
chf9htc diseases. Consultation free
add confidential. Nc charge for Sef-
wees anti cured. Direcuons IA al
languages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

A rapid penman can write thirtv words
IN minate. says awriter in the Chicago
EveninE Journal To Do this be must
draw his gall throazh she space 81 =
rcd sixteen ard a-hslf feas In forty
uin1tss his zen travels fgrlong. and
"a Eve hours and s-thiri nile We
make, on a. average, sixteen cgrves -
the zen IN rri-inz esch word Writing
thirtT woris IN : minute. - must make
fear hundred ard eighty igat "a each
minute. IA an hour twentF-e izht tbou-
sand light hundred. In daT Of only Eve
hours. cne hundred ard fortT-four thou-
ssrd. and in rear - tsree hundred
aaTs. to~tr-three milIlor 10 hun6rs5
Thousand Ihs mar Kho made ore z- -
Ion strokes 81 pen "a month ~as rot
a. Al rsraTxshls. Many mar make
scar nfllion- Hsre "a havn in ths AZ
rrszate = marx. shree has3rsS nGes
long. - be rrscs8 O. paPer by ssch
wrfser n r~ar In making sach letssr
~ the orslnary alpasbet- - mass maze
f~on three ~ ssvsn strazes ~ ske ren-
on an average. skrss ans sas- as4f -
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

that ara haddlsd sogethsF - ne lower
ead of che gard The issue of beef a. this
agency - made txlos a moRth At one
Issue ab0al 400 head Of cattle are killed
sad 40 shs other enly - TIE largo Is
sue q TOR al the aiahs Oa the Fessr-
Saglea snd the 1allss one for EAose
W10 live near The reservation. ana can
dreN fallons tEiss 0onth- A soon
- ths IndiAa sgens came cut q his
o1iee sad started In light sag0a for The
corral th8rs was slid scrambls In the
same tirecslon by every Que az fho agency
who could zet Away Bucks rode Ous
ga their ponies aud the sqa4ws drove
out To wagons, 50 a. 10 bring Ia tae car
eases u the stssrs after tie backs lad
allied them
When al we're Ia readiness the In
dlans, sitting on laelr ponies Ia Two
e0lamns dozen deep formed an alley
from ths casLls yard gate a hundred
yards ou1 on ths p-aiFio- An smploye
called 0at the Indian name OF Red
Deer and thls put ths mem bers Of his
family on the alert Then the gate
swung FAR enough open Co allow one
sseer 10 crowd through aud escape from
tho pressure caused ~ the cowboys
Whips a. they crowded the cattle against
tas gaze The erst steer vas bory
black brute that looked a. Ia he had
been wandering over the Texas trail for
four years Once through the gate, he
stopped for = minute and threw up his
long horned head In search Of some
route o. escape. Finding none, be
rushed down tas long-walled slleyway.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

CATARRH.-Th dreadful disease.
only Slight congestion OF tnf mucous
membrane of the nose al first, increases
with each cold until lt spreads through
Out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, siou1-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other Dis
tressing and dangerous complaints 4
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require. will be
gwen you free Of charge ~ Dr. = clay
TODD, - Monroe-st., Room 3, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II you are nervous, restless. irritable.
tleepless or wake after n0rrid dreams,
brcd mornings, with q dull headache.
bad taste n the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 20 about your employ
ment without lfe, energy snd ambition,
desire % be alone. gloomy forcbOdinps.
a disposition 90 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. fpeils
Of feeling AFRAID or uncertain. s0ne-
times low spirlts, You arc suficrna from
nervous debility and exhaustion ~
nerve power. which may end in utter
prostraton, insamty and death.
II you have great sense oi weakness
and Wearness. with tered iimhs, nunih-
ness, trembling, prckly sensations. cold
feet AID legs. Fou are advancing g. shat
most ser rious dl-essc, pafaivfs
II vour head aches, feels rufrh ard
tired. with strange sensations. lose RI
memory. and vou think wfn difficulty.
or you are Eleepless ~ rigtt ait1 drove
sness and duiiness during tne dav. tno
nerve and BRAN fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
A. 90 e.. a..
not neglect them ~ they VII fra iu paI-
siyEs. insanity, prostrstlon 0f death
4 v0u value your life or uot neg ert
thee Harnings Times and experience
have eaonB. and hundreds of usrif AZ
aud marve.fous cures have proved. that
these lsesses are perfectly and come
rlntrlY cured bv Dr h Cay TODD. 30.
- MCuroe-sf room <. Grand Rapids
Tnder fhe Uae of Dr a. Clay Todds
remarkable rrurd es. 81 thee- svnr-
toms weld % II ~ mage. and strength
of nerves Vpor Cf brain. sifaIffr ~
blood and health ri body are soon re-
stored
HIS remedies sYe purely verrfshie
sns Tnlfss, and csu only - ofis red
- RS oiane.
DR TODD compounds tis rrrsc1 =
f1ers before. .ealh .st.tnt IN his oflos
Gaisfs. oeziness- fheUus ner-
r1us osD HT, iUnofeuct ard a r+
sasrs resulting ffun early in5 scrfiIs1ls
snd excesses q rnsntood 81 r seRsef ~
she urinary organs. psrtsI pars yes,
TsTscUce ile. flUtures. fuTucrs, 1ihl
ol1 sores. fruIgF, SIN a-tsfes arer
ard K .dnev comps slnta. heaft sfases.
shorfness Of breath. hack ~ head.
srlsll 81 issck. stc. af cd ~ 81 female
r-rnrs Hts ard ctrcr cis.aset Cured
cr1fk 8 ard permanent
DR TDigIPs tflee i 81 a. > synrofs-st-.
rc.ars a f4-ans RarIas An
usrass t<l-.ee sc-rss - e.. ere sior1se-
49, Won ea~ sst anything zen ca1-.se.
He e n pa offrs frofr s1n tifs uorn-
~ n-tI = ID tre evening, every 1sv
f.nt -1rcs~s
csT. sverr.e.dv. Afren1lv tsEv
~r,sf rrn non nE-
Ior CbsETss kap8c Curss
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

half hundred slender silver strands
gracefully interwoven. An officer who
stood beside me admiring this bracelet
drew upon his Imagination for some ex-
planation OF the squaw's possession Of
the trinket. We finally concluded that
IL was bracelets that had been stolen
by some road agent and that be had
given IL 20 the squaw. At tone time dur
ing the dance this squaw stood directly
In front OF me and asked her in CON-
pound fractural Sioux and by gestures:
where did you get that bracelet"
This bracelet was purchased at Tiff
any's as a present TO me from lady Of
Brooklyn" said the squaw, in good com
mon everyday English. 81 used 70
travel with the 'Kill-or-Cure' Indian
herb doctor after came home from Car
Isle"
The dancers numbered from Is TO 25
and were arranged in = circle around
the dIummers. Each squsw conducted
an independent dance, there was no
clashing Of hands or executing OF fig
ures, but simply swaying OF the body
and peculiar movement their feet re-
naming on the ground and their bodies
nearly perpendicular. but rising and
falling much the same as the drawing
out and closing up of . telescope.
Around the dancers forming the third
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

Mr. stsniev's sxpe5 tion bss brozzS 6
- light son1e carious specimens -
pipes f-oa a aasorial Afrlcs s8rEsoa
PARK sss made ca-efs3 srswinEs q
them. Tie sinar ess specinsn = =
rouzs and ready ptpe = tkss sse8 ~
the raevss 81 So ATaE ui and Eturi
forests Its SEEN = a perfo-ze~i aaasns
seock. The bowl = bsnaaa lsaf roli ss
So ines flrnel Ike TrscsFs rsres
and inssTred iapo a aoss ear iass t6s
sseE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

PHsz kmss AsseeE. = d Dea ~
t8ss All l1s agsnsY So 4ssir yesterday ,
norning 1efere tas saa Dssped frsssa 49,
had sas suias 81 hassas s14t psotected
tzs esAD from the eass etnas Tks
Poss.haass noef issas eas ~ saAs , 4ea
aad ever oas 80 Falax ols - sis4
t1s exciting spec - Isr@e niles
from sls AZaney 49, tAs eoxrais.
strongly isnssd y4s.ts ~ifh connects $ z
gases aad 9as grsdaaily aarroslnk lass
ieating lo scale ao4sa- gate -the gate q
ee4sa ssr t1s starved l0o alag sseers
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

and outer circle were seated $50 or more
squaws and children. In front Of each
one OF ths squaws In the outer circle
was a Tin dish with . small piece OF dog
meat and a couple OF crackers Early
"A the day a dog had been killed and
seewed in preparation for the dance and
when time for refreshments came an
old medium woman after . series OF
wisrd inoantations moved around inside
the outer circle and distribated pieces
Of ths deg. aud iron spoonsful Of the
SOUP
The squsw dance lasted for about two
hours and vas enisd By suggestion
from AT old Indian. Who then N ade a
saors speech IN Si9aK which was n ter
preted 30 tbs crowd. he thought that
tae white men sAoui give some money
70 TIE dancers and sss some o. The dog
meat
We contributed = hsndfui 81 small
ooin. but declined ths invitasioR to
luRea
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20

8aH stess~a stesrs ses -. ~ ~ = .as~s
<4a ssss - aaassr CsVpsF CsisE.a
Gl4laa.sszs i-sias ths DsF HIsA
4s@ss 80 s4aa@ D..asa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-20
CATTLE FOB INDIANS

Wna sosnss AZ = Pins Tree Axsa-
cy GovsrnEasns Dlztrie1n0n
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
:UOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY. IDAHO.
LOCAL JOTTlNGS.

John O'Brien, Of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats o" hand. Try him.
Go and drop nickel in the slot at
& orge Wxrren's, and receive an
electric shock that will turn YOU it,
side out.
Go to w. S. Mack's to have your
house, sign and carriage painting,
paper. hanging, calcimining, etc, done,
and carpets taken up aud reIaid.
The sky is clouded up around
Vienna, and it looked to-day as if it
was showing up there. If it did we
may as we'll expect more snow here
before the week closes.
Services will he held at the Catholic
church, in this city, on Sunday 10Th
inst, and henceforth on the Sd Sunday
Of each month.
q. VAN DER DoNCKT, Priest.
J. II Bca,ner has Road Carts, Road
Wagons, Buggies, Phaetons, Surveys,
Family Carriages, Spring Wagons
and Moline Wagons, for sale. All
goods warranted. Prices and terms to
suit the times.
The huge snowslide which came
down Della Mountain a couple of
weeks ago having carried away their
foot bridge, the miners employed on
the Blue Silver claim are compelled
70 wade the river in gong to and
coming from work.
The Conservatory of Music at Mt.
Carroll Oll) Seminary, affords the
best of advantages At much less ex-
pense than the same costs in large
cities. SPECIAL course in Literature,
free. "Oread," giving full partic-
ulars, free. Send for one.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
]. N. Burkett Improving.

The slight improvement noticed
in Joseph NJ. Burk-,t's condition,
during the past two days, seems to not
ouly continue, but to become more
pronounced. About noon, today,
his pulse was down to SO, and his
temperature to lOl. The patient Gas
somewhat restless, and his mind
(Which has wandered somewhat dur
ing his severe spell seemed clearer
All these are evidences of diminish
ing fever aud returning strength.
Mr.. Burkett's recovery is, therefore,
not impossible.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
A PLUCkY WOMAN,
She DOns the Pants aud Wades
Through the Snow,

Virginia New Enterprise.l
Friday morning George Randall,
who drives the milk wagon for his
brother Dick, who owns the New
Jerusalem milk ranch, says the Lyon
County Times, was taken suddenly Ill
with pneumonia. Dick Randall being
in Sutro at the time there was no one
at the ranch 20 send for a doctor or
assistance, SO his wife donned pair
of her husbands pants and boots and
started for Dayton on foot in the face
of binding snow storm aud snow
on the ground a foot deep. The
distance to Dayton from the ranch is
nearly three miles. and in places the
drifts were up to Mrs. Ran ALPS waist.
She clambered through them, how.
ever. and reached Dayton after as
rough a trip as any woman probably
ever experienced. After summoning
assistance she was Immediately
driven back to the ranch, accompanied
by Georges mother, by Andy Wan
sley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
Is Consumption IBcGrable!

Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Nor
r;s Newark, Ark, says: 'Was down
with Abscess Of the Lungs, and frienos
and physicians pronounced me an In
durable Consumptive. Began using or'
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
am now on my third bottle, ana ao'e 10
oversee the work on my farm. 1t Is the
finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Midd!ewart, Decatur, o"io'
Gays: clad it not been for III Ming
New Discovery for Consumption wo"lo
have died of Lung Troubles. Was gwen
.,,p by doctors. Am now III 'es' VI
health" Try it. Sample bottles Tree
at uewit.& Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14

that 1900 or $500 may safely be
included in an euume ration district,
but that MS settlements become more
sparse smaller number should be
included. The same limit in the
number Of inhabitants should, he SAYS,
be observed in cities having over
10000 inhabitants. superintendent
Porter thinks that the more quickly
the census is taken the better will be
the results, and he advises that where
two equal, good ct umerators can be
appointed who will complete the
canvass in two weeks it i, better to
divide the work than to have one
erumera' or At work for n month.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
The HALEY GOLD BELT,
Capitalists Beginning 10 Take HOLD
There--SpverAi Mills to be Built the
Coming Summer,

Capitalists Beginning 10 Take llola
Therc--Spyerai Mills to be Built the
Coming Summer.
The dawn seems to be breaking
over the Gold Belt. After wears Of
unsuccessful effort capital seems to be
about to tax. hold in real earliest.
After months of negotiation bond
has at last been secured On the Jumbo
group Of mines by gentleman whose
standing with moneyei men is such
that he has never failed to place a
property which he has taken hold of
Giving him bond is therefore equiv
alent to a sale, since he is so cautious
and conservative that he will not &C
cept a property unless he can get it
at figures that leave an undouLted
margin to the purchasers.
The company or syndicate which
this gentleman will organize will un-
doubtedly 90 to work within 80 days.
1t will put miners on development
work, and milIwriyhts AMI carpenters
to work on n big mil--one of at least
80 stamps. This company viii! start
with ample means to build this mill
and pay expenses until the mill can
begin crushing. And this will suf
fee; because from the date of the
starting up of the mill the property
will pay running expenses and good
profit besides.
The Tip-top company will undoubt
eddy increase their reducing capacity
this summer. They put in only one
Huntington mill to fully test the ore.
Now that a satisfactory test has been
made, two or three additional mills
will doubtless be- put upon the prop.
er'y, aud the output will be cores
pondingly satisfactory.
The Champlain mill, now that the
stockholders have quit quarreling
among themselves, will also be started
up again as soon as possible in the
spring, and by fall another mill or
two will be added.
The Camas No. 3 is doing better
now than it did at any period Of its
history. If, as is generally believed.
Frazer & Chalmers have it sold to All
e. glish syndicate, it will mean an.
other huge mill of at least 80 stamps
to be built this summer.
All these mills will have to be sup
piled with wood, castings, ore, etc.
This will give steady employment to
200 or 800 men. Aud within a year
the Gold Belt tests will he so salts.
factory THAT capitalists will be jostling
each other for a chance to get a
foothold there.
While, therefore, it is still too soon
to "brag" over our Gold Belt, it is
evident that it is onl y question of a
few months time until we shall begin
to derive some pronounced benefit
from its vicinity.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
Last Nights Ball.

The Calico Ball given last evening
at the Alturas Hotel was so we'll at
tended that the crowd proved too
large for the capacity of the hall.
Everybody there rather enjoyed this
than otherwise, however, and the re-
suit was that "real good time" was
had. The financial results of the
affair we're quite satisfactory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
EnumeratOrs to be Selected Regardless
Of Party Affiliations.

Superinte dent Of the Census Porter
has prepared instructions for the
corps of supervisors who are TO act
under him in managing the 10000
enumerators. Some of the instruc
tons refer to the selection of the men
who are to act as enumerators. Under
this head the superintendent advises
that political affiliations are to be dis
regarded and that men are to be
selected for their fitness alone; that
preference is TO he given to honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors in their
respective districts, and that men WHO
have had some previous experience in
that special line of duty should be
selected. He regards az likely to
prove competent township assessors
and other local officers. postmasters
ut small Offices, country physicians
and school teachers. He directs that
the enumeration districts be made by
rural divisions, aud that the boundary
lines be clear and unmistakable. In
rich agricultural districts he thinks
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
Bucklen'S Arnica Saive.

The BEST SALvE in the world 10!
cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores. letter, chapped hands, chill
bIains, corns, and all skin eruptinns,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price, % cents per box. For sale by
Hewitt & Brown.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
The New Hall.

The painters and plasterers are
putting the finishing touches on the
new fraternal society hall. Tom
row the carpets will be laid in the
hall, and by next week the contract
ors expect to get their work accepted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-14
Your Watch 4 Compass.

If you have lost the points OF COM
pass, take out your watch and point
the short hand at the sun; the figure
IL will always be south, or as near as
your watch is right, and you have the
four points on your watch.
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Niue Tinlbering.

A recent experiment to ascertain
the difference ia cost Of timbeling a
shaft with cribhing or square sets
demonstrated that the latter system
consumed lis feet less of lumber
than by cribhi"g for each square set.
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81. Mary's Academy, Salt Lake City.
The Second term for borders be
gins, Monday, Feb. 3, 1890. Terms
moderate. For Catalogue address as
above,
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LETTER LIST.

TIA, NJ Letters remaining in the HALEY tldahol
postof,ice for the week ending February s. 1870.
calling for suy of these Letters will please
say Advertised"
L.ndchssttr, Mrs RIB Sherbine u
EDWARD ANGEL. Postmaster.
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Furs! Pplts! Hides !

The highest cash price paid fol
hides, pelts, and furs, by
LEON FULD, HALEY, Idaho.