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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

MAS MscuSs wHrrEwxsuKD :-Csnton,-
Miss. July 2S.-rhe foil loving letter written
nv president J. u. acDowsii. OF the Ten
nessee Safe Alliance, aad whs was chairman
sAf the com soiitee that tried Macnne at Oca'a,
Dfla. last December. wa, given 8 ale Lecturer
Nc ealis,ar f.r publication by prominent
nen.b~r # tte Texas Allisnce. 70 whom u
was wri ten ut the recent Fort Worth Anti
Sub-Tre.sury Convention Of Alliance me"'
NAsHviLlE, TEsN December "a,
Thomas ]. Miidl<ton--DcAr Sir end
Brother In reply 10 your fsver Of Decem-
ber 10 will eudearor without prejudics to
give. yap ~. 49, - A1ifro10&1e
med showed That Macune ksd Slsdgs he'd
Pait s., 900 cash fr the controlling inlercsts
in the Sou hcrn AIlisneo Farmer, official
organ Of the Georgia Alliances ,ha. Sledge
another owner Of ihe Ecosoni.t. had q cSn-
trolling Interest in the Mercury, tho Texas
Alliance organ that their George paper sent
out rs . supplement- Pat Calhoun's letter on
the sub-trassury bill bef,re the Legislature
met with the view Of strenQ theniog him for
United States Scnst,r; that Macuns had
this letter submitted /, him for revision
before il was published. that he (Macune)
went - Atlanta and remained there during 2
the contest for United s a'es Senator and d.
cd Calho,rs, knowing him to be Attorney for
the biggest railroad combine il the South;
that ne (Macune) went TO Calhoun's private
residence At night aud rcma' I'D until af err
midnight; that he go: a ter the Senatorial
fight over $4,000 in Cash from Pat Calh ,un, ,
which he claimed was loan, aud gave as
security orders on the n,tional treasurer for
$4,000 due him In the commit'c. Of ;nvosti-
CATION Evans Jonss an other slrOng friends
OF Mn,unc triei TO prevent the facts from
being repOrrel to the Convcniinn. Majority
and minority reports were drawn up aud
signed, but after muc:, wrLnsling IN the com
mitce TO prevent too much friction in the
Convention by Macunes friends, which same
feared would disrupt the Order, nua Der
Of us submitted to the majority report that
was clearly wbitewash. l, Hall und
others explained the matter in the Conven-
tion J. ii. MCDowELL.
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ST.. JOSEPH BkpLY ScARED.-St. Josoph.
Mo-, July 27.-Uulcss m aim ,st N raculo,s
influence is brought to bear upon the Mis-
souri, River to prevent the inroa IL made at n
p"in, wet Of this ci'y. known rs Belmont
Bend. the town of Elmw.ol, opposite ST..
Joseph, anl IL terrific v of about six square
miles of farming ca::t! -; will - ~ :::e.
and the bri ige and r.il od tracks will he
rendered us'lc;s.
The neck of land separating The river
above nnl hc Ow the bend has b. ell reduced
to a wi iih Of sixteen hunlrcl feet, and the
banks are caving ir aero by acre overy day
The citizens of st. Joseph ar, awakening
to n sense of the necessity of thorough action
Should the river cut through the Kansas
bottom this city would be deprived of three
ofits most important lines of railroads for
months at least. The ir III bri igs now span :
ing the stream ut this lin, would be render
cd useless, all Communication wi h Kans IS
Farmc 'swoud be cut off, aud it would be i'm
possible to estimate the damage to merchants =
and business mn. The sewer system would
be re rdcr'd useless an | directly in front of
the city w"ul be siua'cd n filthy and de,th
bee ling lake that coul not b, di,placcd
tn mil ions.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

THI WINTmEor ExANISArrox.-Thc mat
ter in relai to tho lack of advertising nt the
last scries.ia' a. last teen Strengthened out.
MIR. Roswell ]. Logan, Of Charleston, the
agent throng, whom the presdent Of the
Winthorp iianins School srr,ngc for
advertising the las: examinations in all the
counties Of the ate, has written letter I,
President johnson in which he ): at ed that he
has finally ascertained, to his great surprise,
that eight Of the fry papers in which he
contracicf t. place the advert. .ement Of the
hrst exanina'i N f'r the scho ar, ,hirs iu the
training school hal not ins.rtei them. In
view Of he returns tho money paid by
the scho j for these papers. The Char lesion
Weekly World, MIR. Ign says, he did not
understand t. he con .idere in the list Of
papers contracted for. President johnson
thinks that this statement is due Mr.. Logan.
the school authoritic, AMI all c.nce-ned.
The results Of tho second exsmina i,ns will
be announce as soon as the paper. cal be
examined, and the appoin mcnts will then DO
made.
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To Bridge Builders.

OFFICE OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS
UNION COUNTY.
August ], 1891.
NNHE Repairs of the Gi,t Brilge. on Tyg T.
l. River, w;li hc let to the lowc.t biiicr OH
Friday, 2lIi. insr at ~ o clock, NJ.
Pl,rs and specifications, with terms of tic
letting, will he exhibited and announ :-d on
the day AMI ut tho place Of the le tin..
The successful bidlcr must he Ir"p,r'd
10 give b md anil sufficient secu' iIy. wi h %
three y'ars' guaranty. for the work.
The Bond reserves the gh' to reject any
and all bids,
By Order Of the Boa'd
W. NJ. GALLMAE,
j. \. CHAMBERS.
Cm,s. Bolt, Cierk. Il. C. &.
Aug 80 It.
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WOODROW Is THE MAN.-rhe 10, ard of
trustees OF the South Caro- ina G 'liege will
meet next Thursday t. sc'cct a President of
inc institution, and i, il confded,ly pre-.
dictcd that DR.. Jsmes Wo drow S t. be the
man. Al the last meeting of the b ,srd the
matter was postponed and n sp c;al commit
tee consisting IF Senator John r. Sloan, Jr.,
Speaker Ira Is. Jones nni CIl. Boyd. was
appointed TO look about arI rue .mmend a
successor to DR.. MsBryle 1t has been
sscert1ned on good authority that this
c'mnitce will almost bsyord Il ub., seIevt
Dr. woodrow t, 10 recommended to the
trustees. This socms to &c the stu, ton
just now, and all the other tr,i.tse, ur.
rc'yinS on the good iud sne II OF the COM
mittse.-Ihe State. 5ssSsssstS.asssSs
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A PsopuEr xor WITHOUT HoSoR. Sc-
North C.rolins IN mcrs are Insisting on
speech G. ON Cove, nor iii msn at the grand
Ally of The oil Moth State at Red Springs.
and they have taken IL for granted he wni
be there They guarantees an audience OF
q YOOO IN {. 600 farmers. The csmmitiee
have wruzs-n c. rrivste ocvretary hV',p-.--
a. send ON n State Dag for the cereoosics.
Governor IL II is down on the programmes
fer . speech.
Gvveraor lilmau has al'o rsce,sed
CO, teaus rersonslA |, tier from 0ose,no.
rase, es-xsGzlRns& - =
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81 lli ,el S6fea & eer6!loa eSiffer

but was n" it rant only n few years.
lie was All earnest believer in the Faith
Cure aud disc rlcd docto mnd their
medicines. lie was as leader in wh.: is
known as the holiness doctrine as taught
AMI believed hy a few men and women.
lie f"ally concentrated his work in Co!um-
bia. There he put up n building and started
hol ness paper, called the "waY Of Faith, -
md sought to mako that cstab ishmeni the
propaganda of holiness dort,inc in S nth
Car lima. That was his last work nnd be.
ing the one his mind was Who'll given up
to, 1t wat rot strange that he shrul be-
quenth The bnlk ofbis property to the Gospel
Mission Of Columbia SPARTAN
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
GREENVILLS. s. @.

KEW. e. MAJ D. ~ President' =
The next ssss on WI begin on the 3nth of
September.
The Collegia'. Department inclnles tie
full c,'lege currioulum.
Tn. Q $ aso Pc aIsi%' ss!x.pepqrt "en'
thoroughly organized. a
Sevarai Profs so $ have zee, sd,led 20 he
fa"ul y, and the Me s'n, fac iitiSs have bcau
enlarged.
For further INFORMATION, abp'y 10 the
President. or
Aug7 32 ST.
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MURDERED HY THE MAFIA. Louisville
KY, August 1.-The Cnuyier Jo~raars special
from Catlettsbug, Ky, says that in Wayne
Cmnty. Wet Virginia, Oh Friday night
MIR. Bromf'ld, his wife and five chi;,.rcn
were muir lerei by party Of Ita iar rail: Oh i
lab,rers.
The Italian were employed on The Norf TX
aaI Wesiern Road. On Fri lay nIght about
hf Y OF them got drunk. and g,ing t. the
home Of Br mfeld, who was rerorte to
have much money. they demanded admit
t'nee, an with rails and cubs they beg,
the at ack. Bromde'd md his two If
gr'wn sons made b"aUe Il fence b Il seem
to have bad no arms.
Their assal ms broke /, the doors ard
winl W.. and beat Il oInfell and the ioy t.,
dc tn win clu's. They then cn, rh'ir
fronts AID Stable t en- rcpcrclly. They
then sezc the wife and two y,ungcr
chlldrcn md put them /, dc,th. Ate"
searching the place for v,luaLl.s they
burned the b,use to the gr unl Its said
that the enamics of Broni incirel tn
lta'ans 20 murder.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

. Lo"k all over town, and then come and
see our 6 hods and Tr.crs. n ii we will save
You money. "o mean business. Read our
advertisement this week.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

DEATH or X. Z. OLIVER -Rcv. Robert
Campbell Oliver died Sun ny morning,
August :, 1891, at the residence Ct his
nephew, j. IL Oliver, near Cherokee Fur
several months ho had been quite ok, with
varying conditions. About the fra, week in
July he got strong enough to leave Columbia
hls home, oni come to Glenn ST rings, After
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

BN JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ. rrobnt. Jui3,.
WHEREAs, JOSEPH II. MeGissick; MS
" Clerk Of COnrt. has made suii T., me
TO grant him lie tcrs of Adm nistrat;on on
the estate of and etfec of Dru,iila II. Live
deceased.
l"sss sfs hsFsHss tGs e f An a@4nA d4s
of the said Drusil a II I.o y, d.oeI'ed, that
tney b. and appear before ne, In the Court
Of Probate, to b. held nt Uni n &. H., South
Carolina. on the l2th day of Angist next,
after publica lou hereof, At II o'cloct in the
forenoon, to show Cause, it any they have,
why the said Admiuis ration shou i not be
granel.
Given under my hand and seal ihi. 30th
day Of June, Anna Domini, 1891.
() JAMES NJ. GEE,
SEAL. Probne Judge.
Published on the third d.y # July, 1891
in the Weekly Uni n r,Mgs.
July II. GO
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

August !: A Z ttie,burgsKy., special saws
rumor cur, ent>up n the streets thi,
morning that - Shorid's posse in attsmptirg
to cap'ure the ltal ans who murdered the
Bronhel fami were force I TO FIRE on the
Italians, eight ltali III. being in,,sn ly kille
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or E.vION.
In the CUT of Common Pleas.
iufus \. Whitl"ck pyunHT:
joseph II. McKi.sick, rs Administrator Of
the goods, chattcl, AMI credit, Of Jane.
u. Coleman, decca. /. Pamela Coleman.
Desicmona a. Mabry, !. II mas Coleman,
Amanda :. Spencer, Robert II. Co!cmn.
John ii. Coleman, Reuben C"l. man Melvin
Coleman. and Paul c leman, Defendants.
To The Defrn lants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and require
l. to answer The com l,'nt in this act on,
which IL filed III the office OF the Clerk of
urt OF Common Plc's, for the s,d County
and to serve copy ofy .ur answer to the
'aid complaint on the subsc riber at his Office.
z, Law Range, UnioS. South Caro- ina, within
twenty days after IN service hereof, ex,lu.
sivc Of the day OF such service and if YOU
fail to answer the cImulaint within the time
af"rcsai !, the Pla ntif in titis sc:io will
apply 20 .!:c Court Il the relief demanded
in the cpmpliiit.
Date June 8, 1891
WILLIAM:uUNRO,
Piniuiitf $ Attorney.
10 the Defendant. Am,n la Spencer:
Talks notice that Tn. summons in this
a"ti'n, of which the foregoing is copy, WIS
filed i'll the oihc. of the Clerk of tie court
OF Comm II Pleas FIR Union Cou ty. at Union
III The Count of Union, in the state Of
S"nih Car r'lina, on the 9th day of June,
1891.
July 20, 1891.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Attorney for III intlf.
=, Law Range, Union, 5. G..
July 81 ri ~
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x SEVEN CENTS A POUsD.-'rhe hr.t bale of
tc new GO, Of Ge 'rsia cotton, cl,ssei
a'ont rct mi'idling. "a sc in Dougher,y.
WIS ""id ut pubic auction Monday, in New
York, in front of the Cott,n Exchange Mt
sc en- ccr's per FOUND
Tho hric seemed almost to go n begging.
Pre- 'io"siy first ba'cs a'w Us sod ahpva the
market price. This by no means look, en-
eonr igiog to our people in the South
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

Spend your cash with GRAHAM &
SPARKS whi'c their bargain sa'cs are going
on. For liw prices call a, their store.
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COUNTY DE UNION.
Summons for Rc'icf-Comp.aintn no, Served.
Louisa Hollingswor,h, PamtD,
against
Henry &. Miller, .Jamo, r. uolliprswor,l,
aud Andrew Holm ;sworth, Defendants.
fNO lIenryC. Miller. James =. Ho,lincs.
l. and Andrew Hollingswor,h. D,teudaot,
IA hs action: You arc hereby summoned
"nd required t. answer the c,nip aint in this
action, copy of which is filed IN the Office
OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
lot said County, and to serve n copy of your
answer to the said compllimt on the subscri.
oes At hiss sOaaoss at linton s>-s.ids Cous,S
and State within twenty days after the ser.
vice here"f, exclusive of the day of such
service ; AMI if you fail tn answer the com.
piNht within the time nf' f'resaid, the plaintiff
In this action will Apply TO the Court for the
relief demanded il The complaint.
WITNESS. J. II. McKissick ESQ. Clerk of
the Court ofCommou Pleas, in AMI for ,he
county at re,aid, The 18th day cf July in tho
year of our bori one thousand eight hum
hrcd AMI nlnety-ouc and in the one hundred
anu h:tcenth year Of the Sovereignty and
independence Of the U,i;tcd Stucs of Amer.
lea
l.. S. J. II. McKIssIcK, (. C.P.
!. q. McKlSSICK,
III int ifs Attorney.
10 'he Dtfcnt'nt inirew lloling-wo tn
iake notice that the summons in tn $ nc.
non, OF which th" foregoing is c"py, was
filed in the flee Of the Clerk of sniI c,u.,
Tor said County of Union i'm the State of
South aralipa.- ilas 221i
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ous' 20 close out our Straw Hats, and other strictly
SUMMER GOODS we have marked them ot nrcss th.. III
move them Come and get you Straw Hat; even if Won
don't need it now it will pay you buy one at our CUT
fklCES and put it by for next Summer
Dont wait now until they have been picked oyor but
nonaa aasly
we have also some Ladies Opera Slippers and Oxford
lies mat mast go to make room for FALL GOODS which
will be coming in soon.
Ion buy your shoes without first looking through our
s'0ok or 70" may regret it, We you money ON
every pair you buy.
Nice Summer Coats 4Sc worth from o5c 70 81 INIT wa
bought them cheap and in everything buy, you get
the advantage of the bargain.
we have received another lot OF tho,e beautiful barnet
Shirts at 50 cents sold everywhere 80 cents
Anything you want in Tinware, Glassware Crockcry etc.
cheaper than you get them elsewhere.
1T IA to show laals
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M ON EY TO LOAN.

nN Improved Farm lands in sums of $500
" and upw rls. Leans repnyable in sma
annual nsta'mcn 3, through period Of six
ye'"S. thuS enabling III, borrower to pay off
his indrhte IN ~ without cxhaustine his
crop i "ny one year. Apply At o"ce TO
- y. A. TOWNSEND,
Y Attorney, Union, 4. g.
Aug 10 80 ly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
-"Hill and Crisp!" How would
that look on the election tickets next
year?
GOOD ENOUGH!

The New York World states tina,
it is pretty certain that bill for the
free coinage Of silver will pass both
Houses of Congress at the present
session; but it intimates that the
privilege will be limited to the home
product.
That should be satisfactory to the
west as the only safe thing to do a,
present. Let US protect our silver a,
we do our other products Until they
can compete with foreign production.
If the Cnited States prove strong
enough to compel the leading CON-
mercial nations Of the world to initiate
her, the point arrived at, to. wit: the
rehabilitation of the white metal, will
be accomplished. If the United
States cannot compel other nations to
similar action We will at least be pro-
tected from the infux Of foreign silver,
and can take measures to look after
our own product.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
Heavy Losses In China Teas.

Tho London Pail Mall Gazette
states that the China tea trade con.
tinues to be an unfortunate ono.
"1'his season the losses incurred BY
those engaged in the trade will be
enormous, as high = figure as ESQ.,
900 being mentioned as the probable
amount. Large speculative purchases,
we hear, were made on the expectation
that the Russian requirements would
be considerable, but that market has
been most disappointing. Either the
famine has affected the demand or
and this is more likely-supplies are
being obtained direct from China in
stead Of through London, and as q
consequence importers have had to
sell hero at prices under cost in China.
Very few wealthy houses now remain
in the trade, and the losses must fall
eventually on the institutions which
have financed the bills"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
The Corruption OF Wealth.
Wendell Phillips,I

Wendell Phillips,I
II corruption seems rolling over III
like flood, mark, il is not tho COR
ruption Of the humber classes. 1t ID
the millionaires who steal banks, mills
and railways; it is defaultsrs who live
in palaces and make away with
millions; it is money kings who buy
up Congress; it is demagogues and
editors, in purple and 6ne linen, who
give $5O, 600 for the Presidency itself;
it is greedy wealth which invests it,
thousand millions in rum, to coin
money out Of the weaknesses Of it,
neighbor. These are the spots where
corruption nestles and gangrenes the
State. If humble men are corrupted,
these furnish the overwhelming
temptation. 1t is not the common
people in the street, but the money
changers, who have intruded into tho
temple, that we most sorely need
some one to scourge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
Tho Tariff on Lead.

The Detroit Tribune. October 26l
The Mckinley law increased the
duty on barley from 10 cents per
bsshel of forty>eight pounds to 80
cents per bushel. According to a
recent dispatch from Ottawa, Cana.
dian exports Of barley to the United
States have declined by reason of this
high duty from 100000 bushcl.
annually to 100000 bushels. The
lessened exports Of Canadian barley
have given American farmers home
market for their product which is very
convenient just now, in view Of the
large crop Of that cereal. The Miohi-
gan crop report for October places
the average yield of barley in the
State at 24.63 bushels, against 16 76
bushels in 1890. MicI.igan's barley
crop, placing the average at 10000,
will not fall far short of 100000
bushels, much larger tota! yield than
the average. The Government crop
report for October says OF the barley
crop OF the United States: "The
average yield, as consolidated, is 5S.S
bushels, figure about four bushels
above the normal average. The
average is tho largest ever sown, max
ing the crop largely in excess OF any
ever before grown.''
The large deficit in importations
has, there fore, been completely made
up by the increased domestic crop,
which finds a market prepared and
preserved through the operation OF the
Mckinley law in restricting Canadian
expectation. As result barley is
selling at an average price about tho
same as that of last year, hut big h.r
than the price Of 1889 and 1888. The
inference is reasonable that had the
home market been supplied as here
tofore from Canadian sources, there
woull have been glut, with conse.
quent lower prices. In this case the
farmer has benefited by the tariff in
two ways: BY the preser, alton OF hi.
market, and by til. maintenance of
the price Of bis product.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
One Cure for Malaria.

Chicago Inter ocean,
A reputable and honored citizen
living on the north side, III the vicin
ity OF Lincoln Park, had terrible
experience yesterday.
His wife became suddenly i'll and
he Immediately called up the family
physician BY telephone.
Subsoriber-My wife complains OF
severe pain at the back of the neck
and occasional nausea.
Doctor-She must have malaria.
Snhsc,lber-What's the bes, thing
to do?
AT that moment the young lady at
the central station alter, d the switch
by mistake, and the unlucky husband
received the reply of mechanical
engineer to the inquiries OF mill.
owner regarding his boiler.
Engineer-l believe she is lined
with excoriations OF a considerable
thickness. Let her cool during the
night, and in the morning before fir
ing up take hammer and pound her
vigorously. Then get garden hose,
with strong pressure from the man,
and let it ply freely on tho parts af.
fectei.
The doctor may count at least One
tat patron short.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18

And In accordance with law and the order of tha
Board Of Directors OF the corporation, made on
said 10th day Of October. 1891, 80 many shares 81
sold 1t public auction at the principal olios Of
the company. No. II East First South street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, at II O'Clock 4. M. on the thit.
tieth t3ofG day OF Novt mber, 1891 to pay the dc.
hEquent assessment, costs OF advertising, and ex.
pehse OF sale. MOYLAN c. FOX
Secretary King Of the West Nining Co,
sAlT LAKE CITY. Utah. November IL, 1891,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18

BEATTY'S ORGANS v,,,. , 70. s s:,:
aioene address, Hon. Dantel y. Beatty. wssh.
IL .ton, New Jersey.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
She Went, but Not on From tho Handle

Cincinnati Commercial Gazstte.l
"Now, | tell you, Min ME, wouldn't
go out buggy.riding with Dick Whit.
lesley for anything. Why, the las,
time l was out with him he Rugged
me till screamed, the impuden,
puppy"
"Well, there won't be anything oil
that sort if | 60 with him."
"There wont?''
"Well, I've never screamed yet"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Cream

IL not . cosmetic in the sense in which that
term spopularly used. but permanently beauties.
Is creates soft. smooth, clear. velvety skim and
BY daily use gradually makes the complexion sew.
ersl shades winter. II 10 constant protection
burn and freckles, and blactheads Will never come
while you use IL. II clesnses the face far better
than soap and water, nOurishes and builds mp the
skin tissues and thus prevents the form stiOn II
Wrinkles. It gives the freshness, cieayness and
smoOthness Of skin that you had when little girl
Every lady. young or old. ought 70 use 1t, - IL
that permanently. It contains no acid, powder or
alkalt. and 10 - harmless dew IL to the HOVER.
Price $I.OO, at all druggists and haixdressers o.
q Mrs. Gervsise 0raham's establishment los Post
Street. San Francisc0 where she treats ladies for
81 blemishes Of the face or ngure. Ladies' At q
distance trested BY letter. Send stamp for her
little book How to be Beautiful
Sample Bottle mailed ,,.. % a., la,
ON receipt Of 10 cents IN stamps to pay fer postage
and packing. Lady Agents wanted.
MRS. GRAHAMsS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-18
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank of HALEY will be held At the
Office of the bank. on TUESDAY, Janasry T. 1892,
At O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of electinR .
Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and to
transact such other business may come before
the meeting fog consideration.
c. ]. SELAYN.
Cashier