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dy station which nre both open and in gala at
tire. Tho situation OF these houses can hardly
OCEAN The latter hotel has Ve covered psssaHo
way built over the railroad track. which So
cures to visitors entire privacy In reaching the
ocean. lts lawns and piazzas arc gay with
choice plants; every modern Improvement is
contained in the interior; and both hero and at
the Brighton electric lights illumino the beach
When one reaches Highland Beach the view
side Of the rivor, and before crossing the i bridge i
ropays the Il ouble Of q journey to that point.
THE HIGHLANDS OF NAvEsINK.
Tho stately Hill. lnxuriantly clothed In the
rSshesi q FTeon ana snrmountsd 6y the his
ground for the hotels and colt ages which nestle
up aEHinst i, and together. with the broad
Ing craft Of every description. It forms pic
iure which e most rosttul and refresh
seen. Thompson's Pavilion Hotel and the Sea
color. and by reason OF their long continued
THOMPSON prophesies a prosperous season.
and he already is ,entertairing guests. Re-
houses are quito as favorable. and the influx
o. private cottRGers has been unusually large.
one T tbH q the dI
and i can also be reached BY rail. Other de-
rs and tho sailing, which can be
hltPTHHIeu Win charming uTlVeS over the ad-
laSent 0r c9}nntry AMmonS tho coteGsrs who
who has taken the ORourke cottage: f. Vel
lington and family, in the Havland cottage;
A. Lawrenno and family, In the Smith cottage;
Mrs. NJ Sickel and fnmily. from Brooklyn:
John r Gills of New York. In tho A rden cot
tage; d. T. Duyal. New York. in the ,Ioylcs
Lurenthall who has taken the Kay cottage.
and j. Is. Wear and family in tho Webster cot
taEe.
THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
About Jour or five miles from the Naveslnk
Highlands, and situated on Sandy Hook Bay.
is Atlantic Highlands. which On old resident
declares to be the grandest place in the
here. Hundreds NJ private families come year
after venr to enIoy the bathing, the nvigorat-
ing air. and the beautiful drives, and as many
moro take up their quarters in the comno-
dious and delightfully."- situated hotels and
boarding houses. The Tin Top lious is said to
tween Maine and Florida, and certainly tho
view from any window OF the house is COM
prehensive enough to verify the assertion. The
Grand View. the Sea View. the Bay View,
and the Strasburgh Hotels are all omen
and fast filling up.. As an indication
than l50 cottages Offered for rent n courie OF
mon this ago there remain but two unapprorri-
ated. Senator Werts has rented a cottage for
Tho season. and among others who have done
the same are Lieut. Col. Benson OF the Four
teenth Regiment. brooklyn: Chas. Crowel.
New York Alfred Srear and family. New York;
James Halliday and ta'nily New York; F. up-
New York; A. Chase and family. f.. Havilnnd
New York: W. j. Boetoher. New York: J. g
New York; A. Carter. New York.
and l.. f. Montanye and family. Now York.
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Tho Wedding Quest Carried = BusE starter

. ''U " 0uUIHH WuoDI NaFFIeu . n UIE HIHTEeF.
Thomas German of $50 Eleventh avenue was on his
way home from wake early yesterday morning when
he met william WhiHen and Joseph Donnsll who had
been acting as bATtenders At wedding whihen car
with liquor and after taking nolitcs Tor few mnbtss
hey fought Donusil knocked 0ormAn down and
Mhihen beat him over tho head with hung starter.
Inc police aITested the three men In The IOrkYillo
foce court GoImAn was discharged and his GsIAilRnB
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Real Eatnte Tranaiera.

Lot ~ map rGraHHm the West Enc Genera
III same map; same tG SIean Df1OSa $40
| MCMAHON to Jane Brown ct a; .,,..-..- ll,5oo
10 Charles Rauehtuss Observation-Disclosures, sI.ooJ
wife to Isaac fromms .',,-";. 1900
renee ii Hutchinson. ,;...;, I27oo
ton Retcham to Bertha KotchAm .,,...,,,"., 1850
James II Mccormack 10 William Mooney =. oso7
MeGanus 70 Thoma. fGarrott 49,, $1,000
Thomson 10 Eliza Prescott 1870 $500
~ Res s y SsG i5S ar :sxii iranci,
smith and vie % Denis Dwysr ;... 80; $3.50
SAME prop; abraham sohs;inEsr and wife to ,
west RTsadw"y; : g worm ;t;,Ii,ozirreG: :
west hroadway, IS and 81; JOHN Claim to ii
Manhattan aan Az, v" 90 s. ll5t6 St 2oxaaS;
Peter olncy. ref. to Equitable Life Assur
listii 1t So sSse Manhattan av Is.sxlOOll; '''"''
same TO same. ..... 1000
M sGms 10 avn a% cor 18th St 20 s1ss same '0"
I, e I st s. 2oo stn av Gs1i0o III same to
NsnHaitau av o% SOW iiith st &:0i.3xs6s;
r"tR s It - -. i;6s Manhattan aw i0exlGii
same to same 49,. 1900
10 same 1900
sam. 10 same 1900
same .......;...:.:...., 1900
Lo! ti%, map iara, SisIis, Merriam; @:th '''
Hudson o. $50; RicEa brown to Jenny Nelson. IoJVV
LR4sFs
Bolton. James G. 10 Ernest A Haaren 9th nv.
COIN. * Robscss ra,rcE Dc%no 22Is ID ay, "',~
rsr Ei Edward D. to Xiiin wilson 81 and 20 wv
Fricks Isorssanna to Harmon NissiermAn,iSi
FINN jam j. to John Sack so Tenth av yrs 0p
Pei IsoEgS W. 70 x@SnSt Nam 1873
i5J G. I'd av 80 II front yrS ................ $40
RECORDED MOErGAGES
Bannon Michael !! StSA 70 Emilia Murray, .,o ooo
BSyd $s,nsl.d J; 70 VS.; knd 5Sop:raiy; '
sH maS B S%a of s o's 80 anu $500
Bell. VIII Il. and wife 70 Francis Devl'nnw a.,
csfsw III thSfssJ q al to james stokes s's2isi
Building ana Loan Association, lot 4i1Sef ,ooo
Foj"y'. GorneIi1s, to Fast sie Cooperative '''''
cssis H fn ' 10 Patrick ii NoNHnnu: MS a""
nstehison i Iiwrsncs H. to Sophia Ficmn:, 9Si ''
Hack Gso ?, and wife to Letrla white, I'D ~
Lawrence, Fannis X, 70 Helen CrAighsad, es
,,Aqudncl aV North e. byTs.....,-.,....:... l725
Miller VIM and wife - n Crane and son, VS.
ION ay 1ist 81. -
" tday yrs ''.>.''.''','';' 1000
say Bank lots li2 aud lIs map Mott Haven,
Mlsehsll Harriet ', to Jane Henderson $50
Meyer sisEmund T. 10 Joseph wAllach o7.h .o,o
Sen A. Perry st 900
okAne Thomas J, to Pisrro l. RonaidG $50
Psntzl Ellen, TO Charlotte Ditman n ssiStStV
RGbadah CGsS ". and vito 10 Douglas ii jS. '~'''
Ianid as st Georges Crescent, " Grenada pl
and Lexington av " 1900
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ATTEN TION
mr. GRUNnI.E

has devoted his time many years the exclusive
study aud treatment OF diseases Of men, from whatever
arising BLOOD anu SKIN diseases red spots pain
in bones sore throat and mouth, blotches and erup
tons on the skin, ulcers painful swelnRs, &c
KIDNEY znd URINARY complaints. irritation. ucald
Ing Inflammation, frequent inclination TO GrnRtc, in
fictitious discharges RIeet structure and kindred alec
lions.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS nervous debility. impaired
memory. mental anxiety, absence OF will power lost
vitality melancholy. involuntary vital losses weak
back and other diseases resulting from eHcesses inds
erection. overwork recent old speedily, thorough
ly. and permanently cured All lingering chronic dis
eases suc erkfuy treated long AMI extensive prac
teal experience en- Abes the Doctor to apply the proper
treatment without useless experiments thus
saving the patient much time aud expense sufferers
therefore should not hesitate to consult Dr. GRINE
who IN his treatment vegetable remedies only,
and is fully abreast OF tho most advanced scentlhc
progress OF the present day. Tho Doctor can he
suited free OF charge personally or by letter Patients
who place themselves under his caro- are charged
the reach of ALL
OFFICE OVER TEN YEARS
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Surtion Nptirrs.
EDWARD sCHENCE AuC-lnEEER
RXECurcAa SALE
ESTATE OF A. ROosRTRLr DEXTER ESQ,
on FRIDAY. JUNE ~, AT 3 O'CLOCK
AT II CEDAR ST.
Surtion 91otirrs.

rffSkr1 SS AZ S6 5rE Et f95% sHhSb 5Ff$stQrE
1885; Im1RNplKE KrAL, .AND BLANDy.
SSIIIRET,, nilHTEAr yIGHIAr hNR ,IAFITIE
sos HiRGGSY SEtSfK STAR SiiLRhff," a FEW
CASKS RARE iirNGAHIAN HlNE.
PLANTATIONS. JAMAICA, AND SANTA CRTX RUNS
HOLLAND GIN. ~ TCH JUGS. aC, RYE AND
BOURBON WliIsKEiS 1906
CATALoGIEs OF THIS VALUABLE PRIVATE
6TOCk ACCUMULATED THROUGH Long SERIES
oE YEARS now READY. AND WILL BE MAILLD
ON APPLICATION.
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$50 MAGNIFICENT LOTS.
Ocean PARKWAY.
and on other streets and avenues
r E("rLY OPPOSITE HIRAM

and on other streets and avenues
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE HIRAM w.
H0WE,S FAMOCS ROAD HOUSE.
E0IAL h;A S0rEI.. INGLTDING
RHODE ISI.ASD CI:AMBAk r. CNDER
NEW TEST-FISEST IN THE WORLD
AT ILl5, SHA RP
TWENrH-THIRD REGINES1 BAND.
The Oceau Paris way, connecting PrOa-
drive In the world. and passes through "A
section of country unriVnlied ~ n residential
district
Means OF communication uneqnaIIed. The
electric cars of Coney Island and Brooklyn
X. II. pass one slide orthe propertX, and tho
and the brighton Beach RaiIronds have
stations within - quarter of ~ mile.
This IL tho Opportunity OF n Lifetime for
all hOme-Scekrr-. Investors both large and
email. and builders TO buy tao nneat lots In
Kings county At auction prices.
Rg-On purchases OF $500 ana upward. 90
per cent. may remain mortgage.
Titles arc Insured without cost to pur-
ChRser.
For mnns. free passes ard all additional
Information apply 10 JERE JOHNSON,
Jr. 30 Liberty ST., New York, and ;i0H
Fulton st., Brooklyn.
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n DJOINANS THE hhOOALfN CITY
LINE
THE PROPERTY Ii sPLENDIDLY
SITUATED ON 9TH, asTH. aoTH,
AND 10TH SITS. AND 10TH, IcTH
18TH. I4TH, AND FORT HAMILTON
Avs.
Remember tho greatest event In the his.
tory OF Kings County real estate has he en-
accomplished. Culver'a and the Brooklyn,
Bath and West End Railroads hive con.
nscted with and are runninE trains every
few minutes TO tho Brooklyn Union EIe-
vated Railroad.
Delightful music by a3d Regiment Hand.
Elegant cInmbake before sale under anest
Auction tent In she world.
Complimentary passes to the grounds.
To reach West Brooklyn and the Mar.
tense Farm, take tho Fifth Avenue File.
waited IL. R. TO new UnIOn Depot at 30th
street ana 9th avenue. Step into the ears
OF either the Prospect Park and C0ney
Island Wulyer'A) R. IL. or OF the brook.
Ign. Bath and West End IL. IL. Oct or at
West brooklyn Station. The total time
from she Brooklyn Bridge Is only twenty.
three minutes.
Of tho eOth street Ferry, nVe mInutea'
walk OF the Firth Avenue Elevated.
West Brooklyn Is unsurpassed as a resi-.
dentiHI DISTRICT II Is developing At "a phe-
nOmennI rate. No more desirable IaVeSt.
ment can possibly he found.
On purchases of $500 and upward 90 per
cent. may remaIA o. bond and mortgage.
For Maps. free passes. and oil additional
Information, apply TO JERE. JOHNSON,
dr., 90 Liberty St, New York. and 8OS
Fulton ST., BrOOkIyAI WIN. II. RAE ~ Co.,
1S4 0ateA 'aV, BrOOEIyHI or JOSEPH r.
FUELS 3l1 NOStTand AV., BrOOkIYR.
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VISIT ARMOUR VILLA PARK,

Fohrth ward OF Tonkerb ,hcar BrohNNIo btAtIOh HAr
lem Railroad
Complete rapid transit; assessments city improve
menia and country taxes; perfect drainage; charming
views; model restricted resdence park.
once room 20. = Broad OF.
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Copartnersllip slotires.

NEW YORK, MAY r. 1890
IN hereby give notice that have this day
by mutual consent all ections with tho INN and
business Of Anchor color Manufacturing Company I0G
Cherry ST., New York. q, A. SLACK
The above hrm and business will be carried on by thu
ma erGgned as usual under tho name of Anchor EoloT
Manufacturing Company, at 466 nhsrry OF, New YORK
WILLIAM SLACK
WILLIAM 4. SLACK
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PERSONAL 3lotires.

2rrsnnal 3lotires.
A TTENTIOS LADIES-MAil2 &c. stamp for fsaled I'm
N structOns how 10 enlarge your bust inches by
using Emma bust developer positively guarantssd;
2ApagO illustrated catalogue mailed for &c EMMA
TOILET BAZAAR, "a fremont St, Boston Mass
N Rehfeld. wife OF Max Rehfed. WIN be sultahIy re
~ArdSd by H. T. REFER counsellor at law ~ Essex ST.
FURSITTRE.-Price low terms &Jp worth 81
weekly; S2On. 81; $40. s.. Aomopsy required down.
eHOrmous stock. Address ''''
MASUFACTuKElpS AGENT, IO3 West asth At
I RTTER POXEs. SIC; IpcE boxes ~. monthly
II FURDllAM's ADVERTISEMENT AGESCY.
Ia 9th Rv, near nth 81
DRIvATE LETTER HOMES SOC. and month. linn
l. breAs, pArAsOs canes made recovered and reDAr.
ed At SPENCEk'S 27u 9th NV, and l4o East I'D AZ
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CALF WATER BATHING AND FISHING; IS minutes
~ out New Haven road near station; furnished and
unfurnished cottages; attractive prices
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CEASIDE COTTAGES. fully furnished for houSekee
- Ing at Siasconset Nantucket: rent Si2o to S27':
ocean views and surf bathing: no hot days malaria,
mosquitoes. send for circulars
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aittditaI.

aattditaI.
NERVOUS DISEASES
NJ | N
Treatment by Local Absorption.
The La Sallc Remedies.
hSson Ss d 81 due i5 dis
TIE and srss: %s 100 OF
ssSriss 70 the i%posshs Ssoi% SsSsrtsS mas:
Successful where All Else has Failed.
The La Sale Method and
its Advantages.
Our preparations arc cL,-- The LIE SAIle Remedies"
trSn .G @ I S S Er Sn., Of
P MSGs We t sH % pS wee . a. SR DO
ago and D S S SsS Ss . ss d m. Il
cation, believing he would gain the following AdyAn.
Application of the drugs directly to tho seat of the
al Avoidance of digestion and naturalization of the
active agents there being no &C drnEEnE
80 Their use requires no change OF diet or OF tho or
binary pursuits OF ne
ta) They are absolutely harmless
(B) Close approach to the lower aperturea OF emer
Eence Of the spinal from tho vertebrA column,
and hence ease Of penetrating to the nervous fluid and
matter Of tho brain aud spinal cord.
Feeble men. whose strength timpnired will ind asure
and permanent cure In DR.. La Sales remedies
The La Sale Bolus.
Tho word Rolus ia Latin anne and moana large pill
In tho preparation OF the La Sale Bolus use the
best cocoa butter for holding and the various
drugs thus making very easy matter
Thcy pass into the rectun with the most perfect ease,
by means OF n little pressure from the finger
THIS method OF treatment leaves behind traces to
excite the curiosity OF any one
Price for foil course OF treatment $40.
For further information call or address
nm @NnAnAAnnn
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ITO LET-Furnshed at Raw Shore. L. l.. for season.
well 10 'Ated and desirable cottage, containing nine
rooms and bath at moderate rental For particulars
apply TO or address b. q. LATIMER L SONS Broadway
and briggs st. Brooklyn, NJ
ITO LET AT Babylon L. l. few desirable turnished
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ID EsIDENCEs AND FACTORY PROPERTIES on and
IL the Hudson River for sale and let furnish
and unfurnlshod, by JONATHAN DICKINSON, PouEh.
heen n Y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25
Testimony Of q Painter.

7. H. Backus, los Carlton avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
"ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs are
undoubtedly the best external remedy
manufactured. make this assertion
to the public from my own experience
OF their wonderful virtues. Suffering
from severe pains in nav side and
chest, contracted through q severe
cold, applied . couple of ALLcocK's
Porous P1AsrERs upon going to bed
1t night. The results was. that in
eight hours after applying them l could
got up and walk about with very little
pain or ache, when the night previous
l could neither get up nor down with
our help, nor etoop 70 remove my
shoes. | have since used them in my
family for various ailments, and have
never known them to fail to give
almost immediate relief"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25
4 BOY AT LAST:
4r. Domski Rsjoices Over q New
Arrival 1t His Home.

1r. Domski Rsjoicss Over q New
Arrival 1t His Home.
There 10 At least one happy individ.
aal on the East Fork of Wood River
and that is Vlsdyslav Domski, owner
of the Venus mine, who was pro.
scented with . bouncing nine. pound
boy At half-past 1 o'clock last Satur.
day afternoon.
A Mrs. Domski had already pre-.
seated her liege lord with three girl,
in succession, the anxiety with which
the parents watched for the new ar.
rival may be imagined. And as it is
a boy. sure enough, the happy father
is probably already laying plans for
bic future. What shall he be-? Presi.
dent Of the United Stxtes9 Maybe.
But, FIRST, he shall learn to mine; and
- his father Is the fortunate possessor
Of ono Of the very best mine proper
ties in this region, the new arrival will
certainly be put in the way of first
making his fortune, and OF becoming
one of our leading statesmen after.
ward.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25

"ev. +. N. Shout, Pastor United
0fetnren Church, Blue Mound, Kan.,
says: II feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
uone Tor me. My lungs were badly dis
cased' and my practitioners thought I
90 lid live only few weeks. took
. Mvs bottles Of DR.. King's New Discovery
T.; %s'u IN, nun sound and we'll, gaining 70 lbe.
r. arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
I'LL Hs combination, writes; "After a
S'o.ough trial and convincing evidence,
! am confident DR.. Kine'e New Dis-
covery for Consumption, beats 'sm ali,
nm: T%u cures when everything else fails.
luz greatest kindness can do INV thou
F. Flu friends is to urge them to try it,
x.v ee trial bottles at Hewitt q Browns
A'E'1ore. Regular sizes Soc. and 81 90.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25

A man who has practioed medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says:
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. +. J. Cheney & Co.-Gen-
tlemen:-l have been IN the general
practice of medicine for most 40
years, and would say that in all my
practice and experience have never
seen u preparation that l could pre-
scribe with as much confidence OF
success as can Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by you. Have pre-
sc7ibed it a great many times and its
effect is wonderful, and would say in
conclusion that I have yet to f"d u
case of Catarrh that it would not cure,
if they would take it according to d.
rections. Yours truly,
l.. l.. GORSUCH, NJ. D.,
Office, 215 Summit St.
We will give 800 for any case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured with
Halls Ca,arrh Cure. Taken inter>
nally.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
FSold BY Druggists, 7Sc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25
LOCAL JoTTln6S.

Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Wilson are
In town.
A carload OF the famous Anheuser-
p..oh-the best beer in the wo.ld-
- A.nd At Alex. Willman's.
You can save time sod ooney BY
retting your loans through
LEnMoN 4 BOONE.
A carload OF Red Cloud ore Wa
shipped hence to-day.
The celebrated Stonewall Whisky,
in quart and pins tasks, It W. T.
Ksnnsdys Famous Sample Rooms.
Competent judges say that the
cigars manufactured in HALEY are the
ssst they ever purchased Tor the
money.
Two cars Of way freight wers
awitched off hero to-day
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repre-
sented BY LENNON & BOONE.
John O'Brien, of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
Silver,n New York to. day Clio per
ounce; lead $4.s0 per 100 pounds.
A carload Of the famous White
Satin Flour just received by
EARHARr & MCLEOD.
People who enjoy smoking a pipe
.should stop At the cigar factory, and
Try some Cigar clippings.
The g. A. r. delegates to Boston
ass expected home next Mondsy.
A car load of coal oil and one Of
Milwaukee beer just received by the
Alturas Commercial Company.
Frank Lange has returned to
HALEY. to accept position in the
First National Bank. Mr.. Lange's
many friends here will be pleased to
see him among US once more.
II you want 4 6rst. class shave, hair
out, or shampoo. 60 to Phil. Weber's
barber shop, two doors south of the
express Office, Haley.
Among the most accomplished and
stthe same time sensible aud prac-
tical young women we meet, are
students from the Mt. Carroll IN }
Seminary.
The Woed River train did not con-
meet with the east. bound train, at
Shoshone, this morning. Hence the
base ball players and other visitors to
Boise, will not get back before to-
morrow.
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Try Werthheimer's 50 shoes.
HALEY vs.. BOISE.

The Base Bail Game Ends In q Tiff
The Boys to be Home In the Morn
Ing.
SPEcIAL TO THE WOOD RIVER TINES:
NAMPA, August 25.-In the sew.
er&h inning, the score standing 20 to
10, the HALEY nine refused to
continue playing and quit. The
HALEY boys complain Of outrageous
treatment.
In the fourth and fifth innings the
Haileyites had the Boise boys at their
mercy.
The boys are here end expect .
traio to pick them up at any time.
So they will all go home on train 521
in the morning.
A bridge burned near Huntington,
and Ill trains from the West delayed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25

At the polls. [Applauss aed laugh
ter, Nov, gentlemen, Ia addition
to that, aud q further stfsngsh 70
the ticket, you hsvs nominated man
whose very name i the synonym of
personal honor aud the genius 1t
common sense in every mining canp.
at every farm, and home, and in every
city in the State OF Idaho-Mr. { houp.
I thank you. gentlemen. Great ap-
plalse.
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Bucklen's Arnics Salye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains. Germs, and all akin eruptions,
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, 1890-08-25

Tho State Conventions, August 20
and 25.
Round trip tickets to the Repabli'
ran and Democratic State conventions
to convene in Boise August 20 and 70,
respe ctively, will be on sale at tho
HALEY depot as follows:
To the Republican conventions on
sale August 18 to 70. Void for re-
turn after August "a.
To the Democratic convention, on
sale August % to rs. Void for re-
turn after August 30.
Round trip, 5000.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25

Wall Paper ut Greatly Reduced
Rates.
A largo assortment OF the choicest
patterns of Wall Paper jnst received
and offered at greatly reduced rates.
Call and examine il.
w. S. MACK,
Strahorn Block, Croy street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25
A Photographer II HALEY.

w. II. Pilliner. = first class pho
tographer. has reopened the old gal-
lery on Bullion street, and 10 prepared
to do al work in his line At low figures.
Babies and landscape views . spe>
cialty.
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Try Werthhoimer's % shoes.
LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining in the HALEY tidsho,
sossomcs for she week e1ding August 23d, 1890.
Ssons calling for aay Of these Letters will please
~ Advertised"
1urkhart, Z, K. x,ostsrm.n 4 "a.
Crook, Hon 4, ]. Wiiicr. Aihert
"o0ss ChAs3oo B. Miller. NIs Elisabeth
- EDWARD ANGEL. Postmasssr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25

heel Ice - 1celI!
If you want it pure and M
Aud at reasonable
Follow no new dev ice.
But send to me in . tr
At my of
or leave orders at Wilhnan's store.
Half. cent = pound.
r. l.. PuRDuM.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25

PAIcKETr. - At the WuM Springs, near Idaho
City. August IL. 1890. NFs. Martha A. Prickstt,
widow OF the late Chief Justice H. z. PrAckeH,
aged 81 years. ~r
NEwCoNER.-In'B Boise. August 10. 1850. Mrs Sci.
Newcomer. . former resident Of Altufse
county.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-25
DIR. LlEBla I CO., OF SAN FRANCISCO

Dr Liebig & Co., the San Fran
cisco and Kansas City specialists,
who are we'll known to our readers
and the afflicted. will bs at Pocatsllo
at Depot Hotel, August 26; asthe AL
turas, bailey, August eth to August
both. 1t Pr. NJ; at Overland, Boise,
Sept. / TO 1.