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FORGERY AS A TRADE.
Another Startling Charge Against 4. A
McDuffie

against Il. n.
McDufiie.
E. A. McDuffie, who was recently charged
with having forged an Endorsement to note
for $4,000 is now accused of another crime
by Mrs. r. E. Fowler of Los Angeles. She
has sent the following letter to Thomas Jen-
nings, executor of the estate of j. Ii. De-
laney, who has placed it in the hands of
Judge Coffey:
Dear Sir: By accident have seen part dis
closure OF the MeDufies. Now | wish TO state
that ! have in my possession letters from Mr..
MeDuifie asking me to be a confederate in the
matter OF making money by forged signatures.
l have always been fearful Owning real estate)
that lie would. II l should die In this country
make false will as he did in the Delaney estate.
Mrs Davidson was paid $50 10 swear TO seeing
the envelope, which she never did. He is a very
bad man. would rather lie robbed While living
than after / am dead, for while living can de-
feud myself, but In McDuffie's world "dead men
tell no tales" Very respectfully
san Diego, Cal. MRS. Il. E. FOWLER
p. S.-The Delaney will was made AT the Bon
Ton, corner Of ID and Sixth streets, and dried
between Two plates.
Address Mrs. L. L. Fowler 144 S. Main street,
! AnH
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
JF MCCORMICK SUPERIOR COURT.
Department No. a. No. 81 .9S5
w. Order of Sale and decree OF
n w Rnrap

Department No 4, No. 27, 9S5
w. Order of Sale and decree OF
J. c. WEIR. Foreclosure.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Superior Court, Department No. 4. of the City and
County OF San Francisco, State of California, on
the 18th day OF September A D. 1891. in the
above ent tied action wherein j. +. Mccormick the
above named plaintiff. obtained judgment and de-
cree of foreclosure against J. g. Weir, defendant
on the 22d day October, A. ID. 1880. which said
Judgment and decree on the 2Sth day of No
yember A. ID. 1890, recorded in Judgment Book
OF said court, at page l59 am commanded 10 sell
all that lot piece parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the city and county Of San Fran
cisco. State OF California, aud bounded and de-
Scribed a follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner OF Calitor-
MIA and Baker streets. running thence Yves tery on
northery line OF California street thirty-One and
IwO-twefIhS 81 2l2) feet: thence at right angles
northeriy and parallel with Baker street ninety 1907
feet and two and one-quarter (214) inches; thence
at right angles eaStery and parallel with California
street tnirtyoae and TIN twelfths (3l 3l2) feet
the westerly line OF Baker street, thence at right
angles sOutheTly the westerly line OF Baker
street ninety (9O) feet ana two and one-quarter
cI14J inches the place of beginning, together
with all ard singular the tenements, Embellishments
and appurtenanceS therelnto belonging or In any
wise appertaining
Public notice is hereby given thar on Thursday.
the 18TH day OF October. A. D. 1891 ut IL O'Clock,
noon OF that day, front OF the old City Hall, in
the city and county of San Francisco, WILL in ODE
dfence to said order of sale and decree of fore
closure, sell the above described property
much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient
to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs.
etc. TO the highest and best bidder for gold coin OF
the United States.
San Francisco, September %. 1891.
@. S. HARVESTER Sheriff.
K. NJ. SMITH. Attorney for plaintiff 1904 Market
street. Rooms 80, 81. Se23 ~ OCT IA
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Drowned at Saa

The British ship BOrrOwdale arrived last
night from Newcastle, N. 5. W., with a
cargo of 1866 tons of coal consigned to Bal
four, Guthrie & Co. Captain Gordon reports
that on August 22d, in latitude $50 south,
longitude 13S west, seaman named John
Gray, while going aloft to loose the fore
royal, fell from the ships rail into the sea
and was drowned. A life buoy was thro wn
to him, and as soon as possible the ship was
brought to the wind and boat lowered, but
to no purpose. Gray was native of Scot
land, q years of age.
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The body of Henry Roy, Frenchman, So
years of age, was taken to the Morgue last
night. Last Sunday Roy fell from street
car, it is supposed, and received injuries
from which he died last evening at 215
Fourth street. At the time of the accident
he was under the influence of liquor and
could not give an account of himself or tell
where he got hurt. An inquest will be held
to-day. Roy was glaSs-cntter.
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THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE

....CoMPRIsISs.
One Grand Square Piano, stool and Cover; Gilt
frame Mantel Mirror; walnut-frame Mantel
Mirror Rich Parlor Upholstery Divans Easy
Chairs; Patent Rockers; Elegant OH Paintings
and Steel Line EngravingS; Brlca- Brac: Moquet
and Body Brussels Carpets throughout the
house; Elegant kxs-e Curtains; silk POrtieres:
Center Fables; Ornaments: Rugs; Corner Chsirs
Magnificent San Domingo Mahogany Folding
Bed and Wardrobe combined. with French ate
beyel mirror; Walnut bookcase; Walnut Ward
robe; two Bed Lounges; three Sofas; six Fine
Walnut Chamber Suits: Best Spring aud Hair
Mattresses; Feather Pillows: Blankets ETC.;
two Very Elegant Cherry Chamber Suits; Three
quarter Bedsteads; two Walnut Hall Hat
Stands; two Oak aud Walnut Extension Tables :
Walnut Dining Chairs; Walnut Carved Side
board: Large Assortment Croekery, Glassware
and Silyer.Dlated Ware: Kitchen Re quisltes,
together with variety OF useful articles.
Terms, cash.
oe13 2t GEO. L, LAMSON. Auctioneer
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meet again in the courts on Sunday, and be
pitted against ea"h other under certain
handicaps already agreed upon, until only
enc stands then lie will have TO meet Joseph
Tobin, the recognized Pacific Coasts best
player. who will play at great odds for the
championship
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AT an early hour yesterday morning the
saloon at % Third street. kept by one
Strothhoff, was entered through the large
transom over the front entrance. The out
side safe door was found open in the morn
ing. but nothing was taken, as the inside
door was not opened. The saloon is with
in half block of Market street and in a
well-lighted portion Of Third street.
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The fashionable private address directory, contain
Ing list of several thousand leading citizens OF
San Franc isco and surroundings the names appear
ing alpha etcally. giving Mr.. and Mrs. and daugh-
tiers, If any, also private address, reception day
country homes. Being so handsomely printed on blue
tinted paper glitedged, bound In blue cloth gold
leaf In the most elegant and artistic style, it is an
attractive ornament Tor the parlor. the library or
the boudoir, where. being always at hand 1t is con-
stanty referred to- not only by the members Of the
family but by their friends and visitors well.
Address all communications to Hoag & Irving,
publishers, 219 Bush street. S. +.
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27:6xllO: Sc. cor OF California and Broderlck
sts with improvements; flats and corner store;
sold under order of court.
sEC0ND-STREET INVESTMENT, RENTS S125.
35xIl4. Irregular depth; No. 247, bat. Howard
and Folsom sts.: go rooms.
VALENCIA STREET LOTS.
lots each 80 :6xll7 IS to street; L. line Va
leneia St, S. of 25th, facing s. r. Il. X. station
center OF business.
MISSION STREET CORNER STORE AND FLAT.
3OxSO: NV cor. Mission and Willow. bet 18th
and Ssh SITS: . stores aud fiat; mortgage OF $500
at per cent can remain
HANDSOME MISSION HOME.
22x75: No. 1888 Stevenson. bet. 10th and 2lst;
bay-window house, rooms and bath; also 22x75
adjoining. Nos. 1881 and 1917, handsome double
fiat; rent $40.
MISSION STREET, BET. 10Th AND DIST.
provements; the most desirable part of the street
MINNA STREET, RENTS S92.
Lot 61xS0; Nos. 341, 343, 3i5 and BAT; s. line,
bet 4th and 9Th sts-; sold under an order OF court
HAMPSHIRE STREET, MAR 23D.
26x1OO; w. line, lO4 TT. S. of 23d st., with i'm
DIKEMAN PLACE.
23x6O; S. line OF Dikeman pI, 1876 IT. w. of
Mason St, bet. Ellis and oFarrell, with improve
mentS.
ARMY STREET RESIDENCE.
25x114: No. 1888; 5. line, bet. Church and
Dolores; modern dwelling rooms and all
modern convenienceS.
CAPP STREET.
35xll5; $50 Capp ST.. 1875 IT. y. OF 25th; rooms
and bath; sold on account of owners removal
from the city.
MARINE-vIEw CORNER.
27:9x95; SW. cor. of Jackson and Spruce; unob-
structed marine view aud overlooking the Preside
Park.
HOLLY-PARK LOTS.
Lots 80 and 81. Block "4'; nice and level and adj
Joining Mission road.
DAWSON PLACE.
23x60: Nos. 8 and 3 Dawson pI., off Mason ST.,
bet CLAW and Sacramento: 2 family tenemeutS.
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MISSIOH-ST. BARGAIN.
3L0Ts.--1 CORNER.

IN FEET on EUGENE ST. BY 10 FEET ON
only a few steps from the MissiOn-St. cable now
building. Price. $500 whoe or will sub
divide at cOrresp0ndingly low prices MUST BE
SOLDi MAKE OFFER.
MAKCELLUS Il. KRIGBAUM & co,
Real Esttte Agents and AuctioneerS, Sc
MINT. nrnerv St. =. i. Ocl WeFrSu
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SIX MONTHS FOR LARcENY.-.Jobn RYAN. a
petty lareenisr, pleaded guilty before Judge
LAWYER yesterday and was given six months in
the House OF Correction.
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a Girl With Two Masks.

The tolls about Frank Moore. alias Ruth
erford, are tightening hourly. Yesterday
two boys were arrested-George thinner
man, for dscharging firearms in tho city
limits. and George Grant, for carrying a
weapon concealed. Their arrest led to tho
discovery of conclusive evidence against
Moore. Grant said he obtained his revolver
from Zimmerman. mmermau said he OBJ
tanned it from fifteen-year- girl named
Ollie Shelly who had given it to him to sell.
The girl was found. and she confessed hav-
ing been with Moore ut the time of the
shooting. She said Moore had sack, which
he dropped before he shot at the officer.
Thi, she picked up and then ran away. 1t
contained, she said, n pistol, two black
masks and false must,c She says she
gave the pistol to Zimmerman 10 sell, which
confession completes the evidence against
M0ora
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FOR FAPER DESTROYED BY FIRE. - The
Owens CompaDys suit against the Bancroft Com
panv to recover $4,000 for paper burned In the
Bancroft Building fire was on trial yesterday In
the United States Circuit Court.
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MORTON Special Delivery Office removed to II
Geary street. One trunk. 35c; three trunks. sI.s
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ednesday-......- October Id, 1891,
At IL O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises,
712 ELLIS STREET. NEAR LARKIN,
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UNFIT FOR FooD. Fourteen carcasses OF
" bobbed' veal were seized by Market Inspector
Wray yesterday. They were on the way TO mar
ket from Point Reyes.
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all the cartridges having been fired. Cliff
ford in turn used his club with good effect.
beat his prisoner into submission, ana
finally took him to the Seyenteenth-stree
Station.
The arrested man gave the name of Frank
Frank Rutherford. who lives at Twenty
eighth and Guerrero streets. Rutherford is
said to have served term in the Oregon
Penitentiary. Clifford carried a heavy over
coat on his left shoulder when he was fired
at, and this received most of the bullets,
thereby saving his life.
When the case of Rutherford, charged
with assault to murder, was called in Judge
WOrley'S court yesterday morning it was
continued, as it was announced that Ruther-
ford was in a pretty bad condition from
the blows received at the hands of Clifford.
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods Ia
TT defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEORGE E. IlMSlh.
THIS DAY.

AUCTI0NEER COMMISSION MERCHAyr
40 kearnY st. bet. CalifnrnIa aud .ILna
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AUCTION SALES.
AUG : 10 II
bly,.
Won RH..EIN
TOMORROW.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 18TH
AT sALESRoOMS.
S24 California Street.
Ia O'Clock NJ. Sharp.
cALIFoRYIA.sTRE CORNER.


27:6xll0: Sc. cor. OF California and Broderlck
sts., with improvements; fats and corner store;
sold under order court.
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An open meeting of James A. Garfield
Corps. No. d, w. r. c., took place last
evening In Shiels Building. The entertain
ment included singing. recitations. dancing
and refreshments. Miss Josie Beck recited
"rhe Fireman's Wedding" Master Walter
Brown comic piece entitled Michael
Snider's Party" and a recitation was also
delivered by Master Walter Kells. The
singing was furnished by Miss Josephine
Gassman and Mrs. May Trueworthy, the
latter giving THE Mothers Farewell from
Norma" with excellent effect. The affair,
taken as whole, proved in every way en-
iOYable.
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No. 929 Post ST., bet Hyde and Larkiu; elegant Q
story and basement bay-window residence OF 10
rooms and bath: laundry; stone walks brick founda-
tions: all modern Improvements: house cost nearly
Sll,OOO 10 build; street WORK done complete and
accepted by the city; lot 25xl37 IS; terms 81 900
can remain at per cent per annum If desired
house has been rented for $50 per month; must be
sold on account OF owners departure for Europe;
within Is minutes walk of kearny st. and eonVe-
nient to four cable lines.
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35xll5; $50 Capp ST., 1873 It. N OF 25th: room
and bath; sold ON account of owners remov
from the city.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17
WOOD RIVER TINES
RAlI4EY. IDAHO.
7hg BitER BITTEN,

Joe Tehee Won the footrxce run or
Main street Tuesday evening. for .
purse u 600 Ov-r $3.50 changed
hands on tho sesuIt.-iIMEs.
Why dian', you give the inside
hi'tory u 'h.t rare, "e'ghh"r. s"d say
that . weil>k"own "hoss" hal i'm
ported . professional r"nn.r. expect
ing t. make . cleanup with tim
against the hom~ sumner, but in.tes.,
OF 90 doing tho "caris" were shufn d
to c'.me the other wsv. and the "buss'
WAS mulct-d in ~oae tour OF Eve hun
dred dollars, which the HALEY sport.
now have in their packets. Ths,
would he moro like . true history OF
the matter, n+ighbor. - Bellevue
Herald.
The "insids history" Of that race
would simply be tho inside history Of
any confidence game which failed l.
10 OF no more Interest 10 the public
sha" any game At cards or deal OF faro
would be. Such "sells" arc too com.
ino" for extended mention and such
mention would not add to the Ct. di,
of the community where they happen.
Our neiahhor would probably have
taken this view OF it ADD followed t. 9
example set by the Tixxs il he did
not have a Rrudge sga'ns, the person
viotimix-i, and he w"ul l have Ignored
the m.at.er - OF no consequence
While we have no sympathy f"r the
heavy l"ser On that race. We do not
&c i" the Ions any justification fer q
pessmsl attack np.M him.
Tho ain OF the TINES has ever bee
to e""ceal shortcomings in private
life, rather than blazon them TO tho
world. AID It only pursued its polio,
!" refusing to publish the gossip
we'll founded though i, may BEGUN
cerniny this silly affair.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17
STAINING DEAin'S HAND.
4 Crrsaia and Rapid Means OF Krsus.
eitxiisg DING PrrsNns.

Colonel Henry Z sdale, Of the royal
engineers, claims t. have discovered
ssspid aud certain means OF resusci.
tsting p rsons from the fleets Of sut.
focs'io". Say. the London Chronicle
a sspper among the men under his
command vt Chatham MAS ono da,
f"u"d rnvelop-d in the folds OF half
empty war balloon Tn. coal gas
with which it had been inAste.:, had
s"6ocan d him. and t. I'll app. .nces
b. was . dead man. But efforts were
made TO re.ture him, though the pulse.
lees heart and cadsverous t.cs Of The
man gave no encouragement to pct.
severe. In = nom. ut Of something
like inspiration, it occurred to Colonel
C'sds!e to send Tor some tubes OF
compressed Oxygen. wlioh had b-en
pr. psr~d f"s the oxy.h. droR. light.
This pure ox.E.n. q . very high
pr.ssur-, ~as husr,-dly eonve. ed into
the mout. Of the pros,rst~ sapper by
means IT inserting the n"zzl- OF the
valve between HE teeth, aud tho sup.
ply Was ''R4r,ly turned on" T., tho
smallest extent. The effect W.. al
solatels instantaneous. L. an inata art
he ope"ed hi. eyes aud s~is-d thu
noxx between his teeth. IL shot,
the sanper not only ? v,v~d within =
lev minutes, hut in hat n" hour
walked away, quite we'll, TO the bar.
racks. AMI s-fusod to 9n to the m,'i-
sasy hospital. ~ w.s suggested by his
commsn ling of6.'es.
III o''usse. the objection will he
ssi.-d that everybody has mt tubes Of
pare oxygen 1t high pressure in read.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17

Wanted 10 See The Kitchen Llue.
Albany Argus
>n- WAS crazy about palmistry. She
had bough, half = doz.n books and
studi~d the lines aud the mounts and
the islands and the Cruises AID , Q
stars, and she hal read her Hen,,'s
fortune time and sRain So he under.
took 70 read her hand one night, With
her help.
"rhis is my heart line. DEAF" she
said. AZ she traced her 6"gers across
the palm.
"Y--, your heart li"e."
"i"u se~ how well defined and
strong il is?'
"irs, beloved, but it is not quite
straight. and tits book says that those
little lunes running out Of it are evi
denc. Of previous aff.c,on>!"
Oh, hut this great hix break is you
The" there's INV heat line"
"i's. nv darling. II YOUR hear,
were ~ level rs your head meat,
y" p"'m'st'y-i would not be So
jealous"
"But you mnsn't read it like tha,
What are YOU looking fn?"
he was very a"siously scanni, 2
the hook y d the hand.
"Dea'.st | love YOU. You have a
magnificent !, q line and .pl ndid
heart line aud = lev-l-head line, but
hut"--
"W-ll?"
~ am poor. ard il YOU could onl,
ah"w me { Q kitchen hue, the future
would he al unbruken dr., atm o.
happiness."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17

iness to apply to such cases. Happily,
oxygen it, quantities A. large A. hose
administered are not needed, aid it
Gan be ss"Ied Tin small, stro, z hotties
made Of the finest steel, with . valve
giving an absolute h-rnetio ~ II ~
These vessels may be ~ email M a
"da>wst : b",tle. and may be mxde
past Ut the medical stock 1T every
doctor. Oxygen Vt a"y degree of
c"npr. ssi"n nq"ised can, 10 fact.
now he obtained, aud thu whole appa.
ratus for restoring vitality can h.
packed III y small h"x quite portable.
What /" .s-ihihsies NAV not SUI h u
'iiscovery - that t. v ich No have
'trswn attention involve! II 10 equally
available, We sr.. assured. for those
persons who have b. en- a.ph. kate 1
nv choke damp in coal mines. ~ Nv
ordinary coal gas. People apparently
drnw, ed ard those in.ensitla tom
long exwsure i" the rigging rf ship.
might ais" h~ saved from xn un'iurlv
mt hv what C.. Ion.l El>dsle calls 50
do.e If oxygen " II would prohxhlv
he invaluable. too. in Gases If auff ca.
TO" from the fumes It charcoal. ar in
"a-ss where cil-rnfrm has operated
injuri""sly ~" a weak heart. Such .
discovery should ~ onc~ occurv tn.
attention. Of the RI. al College of Phv.
siciars. win q view of asc. ,taining
whether ''olo"el El.dxl tas "v~rra,.d
the h.n"6cent Effects 20 he an,io 'pnt.d
r. m the acm'ni.tratitn Of pu,e uxy.
g-n.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17
YOU ARE IN A BAD PIX

But we will cure you II you will paw ns.
Our message is to the Weak. Nervous xn,l
l'ebilita,ed. who by early Evil Habits. or
Later lndiscretiOns, have triRed away
their vigor of Body, Mind and Manhood
and who suffer all those effects which
lead to Premature Decay, Consumption
or Insanity. If this means you, send for
and read our Book OF LIRE, written by
the gre"test Specialists Of the day, aud
sent. (sealed). by addressing IDr. Park.
cr's Medical and Surgical Institute, l5a
North Spruce ST., Nashville, Tenn.
9OO3uw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17
NOTICE.

Having sold ont my store ard stock Of soods !
extend TO my old customers my sincere th.nks for
their liberal patronage IN the past. and Ask tber
to transfer the ssm" to my successor. 8. M Fklrp.
MAN. believing that tn y will be treated by him
fairly AMI imp rtialy.
All fiils created prior TO July Is. 1884, are pay.
able TO Ioe. and all since are payable to Mr. vrted
man.
" II make the old st,nd my heafqusrters for
the next I'VE VI six months. AMI will sssiat Mr.
Friedman In conducting the bus ness, and be
pleased 10 NEE, eli my old customers.
ALEx. WILLMAN.
HAHHY. iDAnn. August 5, 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17

Location not,ces, for both lode
a d placer claims, for sale at the
INES office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17
Men Who Hurt q Town.

Men Who Hurt = Town,
Exshanse.l
AL VII" oppose improvements.
Who never push their hu>in.ss.
All who d'ssrust public. spirited
Men.
Those who run down their town to
strangers.
Those who show no hospitality to
its visitrs.
Me" Who envy their neighbors' pros.
peri,v.
Men who oppose everything that
dues nut originate With them.
Men who wear long faces when
strangers speak of locating in the
town.
Who rfuse to subscribe toward
the building Ut churches aud schools.
Who think Ill systems # theolox, j.,
except tn. If own. IRE err. n-.us.
Who find fault with all en,e, pris~s
in which they are not connected.
VINO oppose Every public -nter-
prise that is not likely to be Of
p+cnniary benefit 70 themselves.
Men who never subs -r,be. advertise
IN, or in any way pstroniz- their city
paper. and arr ALWAYS ready to 6,d
fault with erything i, contains.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17

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n"si debility. l"ss OF sexual power nrrv,. M. A.
uny I. 30 nerve force). diseases ~ the blood
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned. . aaw.m'll owner Of Alturas
County. Idaho. hereby Civ = notice thst he has
applied TO the S"er'tsry 81 the Interior for per.
miss on to cut hr aud pine timber from the un-
surveyed public lAnda along the East Fork of
Wood River and Its branches
j. B. SHIRT.
HALEY. IDAHO. August ) 1891.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-01-23

by the Farmers Alliance will not put
more millions into the pockets of the
Aston class. No body need lose any
sleep on that account. The Alliance
is not welded to any plan but sug-
gests the warehouse aud land loan
scheme. If any body has something
better they want to hear of it. When
Wall street gamblers can go to the
government treasury and demand
that 5. 10, 20 millions be paid to
them as they did last summer and
tall, it is time the Farmers Alliance
and every other citizen that desires
the perpetuation ofrepublican govern.
ment should try to substitute some
other financial system for tue govern
ment.