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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-03-23

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EstraY Notice.

THERE CAME TO MY PLACE. AT GILMAN.
Idaho. one bay mare. Ave years old. star on FORE
head. branded 6 on both shoulders. and w O
the @ brand; weight about seven hundred pounds
The owner or owners are requested TO prove
property, pay charges and take said animal away.
Said mare was taken up by me February 25th. 1891
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lst. 1890. T. A. JOSSELYN.
Dated March 5th, 1891. m5*
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Estray.
EstraY Notice.

EstraY Notice.
CANE TO MY RANCH ON BIG LOST RIVER
Idaho, on or about the summer Of 1859, and nov
taken up by me estray this 23d day Of Jsnu.
ary, 1921. one small ROAM HORSE. weight about
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hR on left s.,ne. 81 on right shoulder; white
face, anderlip white: hind legs white above mid.
knee, about Ave inches Of left front leg white
saddle marked on back and sides; should judge
his age about niue years. Owner Ia requested &C
away. G. H. FUREY.
Leslie, Alturas County, Idaho. Jan. 2Sd. 1891.
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ENERAL AGENTS SELLING TIE PATENT
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Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
THE NEWS In THE BLUFFS.
William Allen, the Missing Man, Turns Up
with a Serene Smile.
METHODIST MISSIONARY CONVENTION.
A Colonel who Thought the War was
Not Over-The Day Set for
Hearing Injunction Cases
Minor Mention.
METHODIST MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

A great deal Of anxiety among the friends
OF William Allen, who have been searching
for him for the past few days, was relieved
yesterday morning by the appearance of the
gentleman himself.
William has been working for j. +. Wilcox
and on Saturday last he went into the woods
to cut y ood. Several hours later his coat
and axe were found beside his untasted din
ncr When night came and no tidings had
been received from him tho belief became
fixed that he had In some manner been made
the victim of foul play. Under this impress
sion searching parties were organized
and large portion of the country
has been secured in search of the
missing man. The hunt was still
being prosecuted yesterday morning when
Allen was seen walking past the home of his
employer few miles east of the city. When
stopped aud called upon for an explanation
Allen could give none, only saying that he
had no recollection of anything that trans
pired since leaving the house to go to work
on Saturday morning until he found himself
in Weston, ten miles east of Council Bluffs,
yesterday morning. 1t was simply case of
temporary mental alteration. He can give
no account of his wanderings, only saying
that he spent the greater part OF the time in
Weston. He is deeply grieved that he
caused his friends so much anxiety.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
Notes About the Civ.

Christopher Hanson was buried yesterda v
afternoon. ....
Captain Frank Z. Hart has returned from
Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morgan of Lewis, Ia.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Carpen-
ter
James Phillips, superintendent Of the
motor power at the Cudahy packing COM
pany, has returned from Chicago
Seven car loads Of the best English tin ar
rived at the Omaha custom house Tuesday
for the Cudahy packing company.
Brick work has been commenced on the
large new building for the Cudahy packing
company Immediately northwest of the office.
Sixteen members of the Presbyterian En-
deavor society went to Omaha Tuesday even
ing to attend the union meeting held IN the
First Methodist church.
The social given by South Omaha lodge,
No. 100, Independent Order of Good Temp
lars, Tuesday night was largely attended.
An excellent literary and musical programme
was rendered.
Fl. F. Stephenson, bookkeeper for the
Spelts Hitchcock 81 Co. commission COM
pany, while loading some cattle at Stan to n
had his foot and ankle badly bruised by car
wheel running on him.
Miss H. May of Chicago, the accomplished
sister of ID. G. May, who has charge of the
books and clerical force at Swift & Co. IS
packing houses, is visiting her brother and
invalid slster-in-law, Twenty-third and H
streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
He Wanted the Road.

j. Edmundson and Thomas Heft, two farm
ers residing south of the city, appeared in
Jus tice Patton's court yesterday morning
and wanted warrant issued for the arrest
OF "Colonel" w. II. Beck on charge of car
rying concealed weapons. They stated that
they W ere coming to the city on the Manawa
road, and when they were short distance
from the lake they met Beck and another
man in buggy, going in an oppo-
site direction, They claimed that Beck was
just drunk enough to bo Quarresome, and "a
dispute arose as towho had the right to the
road Some words arose between them, and
finally when they attempted to pass his rig
he pulled revolver. from his pocket and
threatened to shoot them full of holes. AT
the sight of the gun they decided to let the
colonel" have his way and conteuted Them
selves with having the information sworn
out. Cons table Austin was given the warrant
to be served, but he was unable to find Beck.
Evans Laundry Co., $40 Pearl street. Tele-
phone POO. Goods called for and delivered.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
IMPORTANT TO NEBRASKANS.

Everyone Interested in the
welfare of Nebraska should
know that thousands of dollars
are sent yearly to Eastern
Patent Medicine houses, which
might as well be spent at home
for the following medicines,
which when once tried, will
prove to everyone that there
is nothing better made and re-
member each of our remedies
are warranted.
Turkish Tea for the kidney,
liver and nerves. Best Blood
medicine, 25c. Turkish Cough
Cure, few doses will cure a
bad cough, soc. Turkish Lini-
ment, specific for Rheumatism,
stops all pain, SOC. Turkish
Asthma Cure, reliefat once, soc
Hahn's Golden Dyspepsia Cure,
a sure cure for DYSPEPSIA, Sick
Headache etc, soc. Turkish
Tooth Wash, is splendid for
teeth 25c. By all druggists,
or sent on receipt of price to
any address, Samples for &C
stamp. Turkish Remedy Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19

II ORSES for sale. will sell farm horses at
4 reasonable prices and give one years time,
interest at per cent; satisfactory security
must be given. Leonard Everett,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
HAYDEN BROS,
Shoe Department Crowded with Bar
gains from the Eiscman Bankrupt
Stock Tomorrow.

Stock Tomorrow.
Ladies' grain hutton shoes 81. 90, Else.
mans price Sl.75.
Ladies glo calf button shoes Sl35,
Eiseman's price 80
Ladies' dongola button shoes Sl.35.
Eiseman's price Sl.75.
Ladies' fine dongola button shoes slS5,
Eisemans price $3.50
Ladies' hand turned shoes 50 S5, Else
mans price $3.50.
Ladies' fine hand turned patent tip
shoes 1890, Eiseman's s price SO. Il.
Ladies' fine patent vamp shoes so. 80,
Eiseman's price SI
In children's shoes we have some
splendid bargains
Infants French dongola shoes, sizes
2 s, at 65c; worth 75c.
Children's French dongola shoes,
sizes 5-S, at 81; Eiseman's price 1925.
Children's heavy dongola shoes, sizes
6-S, at 45c; Eiseman's price 65c.
Children's fine dongola shoes, sizes
5-S, at ST. Eiseman's price 81. 25.
In mems shoes Eiseman carried the
best and we have some bargains never
before heard of in Omaha.
Mems fine B calf congess shoes at
S.73, Eiseman's s price 50. 80.
Mems fine calf Goodyear welt shoes at
800 Eiseman's price, 1915.
Mems fine kangaroo button shoes at
1918, Eiseman's price $4.75
Mems fine calf cork sole shoes at 49, 20,
Eiseman's price $500.
Mems fine hand sewed shoes; at SO. As,
Eiseman's price $3.50.
Mems fine cordovan and kangaroo
shoes at 3.9S, Eiseman's price 5000.
Boys shoes 81. 25, Sl.45 and $175.
Bargains for all.
HAYDEN BROS,
Dry goods and shoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
MT the Man.

Sheriff O'Connor of Palmyra, Marion
county, Missouri, was in the city last even
ing for the purpose of taking charge of a
prisoner who he had been notified was now in
confinement in the city jail. The prisoner re-
ferred to was arrested week ago last Tues-
day by Officer Crafts and Deputy Marshal
Fowler, and is now serving ten days term
on the streets on the charge of vagrancy. A
day or two ago Marshal Templeton received
a card from Sheriff C'Connor offering a re-
ward of $50 for man who had broken Jail at
Palmyra on January 20 while under indict-
ment of the offenses of burglary and
larceny. The man in confinement, who gave
his name as William Hagan, answered the
description OF the man who was wanted, and
O'Connor was accordingly telegraphed to
come on and get his man. When he arrived
and took look at the prisoner he found that
he was not the one he wanted and left for
Missouri again last evening. He was some
what disappointed to find that he had been
to the trouble and expense of fruitless
trip. He stated that the man he is after is a
desperate character, and smooth one as
well, having escaped the clutches of two
other officers beside himself. He was there
fore very anxious to get hold of him again.
The officers who made TIE arrest were fully
as disappointed as O'Connor, for the $50
that they had hoped to see the color of by
this time is still in the pockets of the Mis-
souri, sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
The Council Bluffs Carpet Company
Has None of the Eiseman Stock,
and Never Advertised 1t.

In Justice to ourselves and all other Coun-
ell Blutfs merchants, we desire to correct
misleading statement published in all of the
daily papers yesterday concerning the Else
man bankrupt stock of merchandise.
A prominent Omaha merchant rushes into
print with the startling assertion that we are
advertising the Eisemau stock of carpets,
rugs, curtains, shades and draperies with the
intention of misleading the public. This is a
strange sort of an error for an intelligent
man to fall into We cheerfully assist
in making the correction he desires
so much to have made, |. e., to have the pub
lie understand we did not get any of the
Eiseman stock. We make the statement
broadly and without qualification that we
did not buy dollars worth of the Eiseman
bankrupt stock, or any other bankrupt stuff,
and carry no second hand goods of any char
acter. We buy all our goods direct from the
manufacturer the latest styles, fresh from
the looms. The only thing we did in the ad-
vertisement complained of was to contrast
some OF our regular, eveay day in -the-year all
round prices with the marked upn Holden
figures. When their prices We're ''cut in
two" our regular prices were still 10 to Is
per cent lower than the bankrupt bargains" ;"
II MIR. Holden marked up the Eiseman prices
for the purpose Of 'making big cut,n 1t was
not our fault.
IL is positively cruel to put Omaha mer-
chants under bonds not to compete with
Council Bluffs prices, and Marshall Field *
Co ought TO be ashamed OF it. We are not
under any bonds to protect anybody except
the obligations put upon first class house TO
protect the public against overcharges and TO
do straight legitimate business We are
the largest exclusive carpet house in the
west and we will undertake. not only TO COM
pete, but 10 do good deal better than to du-
plicate Omaha prices or any and everything
IN our line. Our trade covers the territory
100 miles in every direction from Council
Bluffs and Omaha, and we will save you
nd ertta,
antee satisfaction. Mail orders receive
prompt attention.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO.,
4o1 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
NOT UNDER RONDS.
The Boston Store, Council Bluffs,
Wants No Protection Against
Omahn Com mel ifinn.

Being one of tine many firms In Council
Bluffs alluded to by the proprietors of an
Omaha store as desiring protection against
competition, we desire to repell the uncalled
for and utterly groundless intimation that
Council Bluffs merchants have anything to
fear from any kind of straight, honorable
business competition, whether it comes from
Omaha, Chicago or any other place. We are
not the party whom Hayden Bros. referred
to in their remarkable statement, and who
answered the thrust in such IL spirited man
ner yesterday morning, which was read with
interest by all the readers Of the daily papers,
but we desire to speak III our own behalf.
This being a free country, we don't care
who or how many Omaha merchants peddle
their goods in Council Bluffs. We can COM
pete with any Omaha merchant in our lines,
as the majority of our fellow merchants can
and do every day in all other lines. We have
Our regular Omaha patrons daily, who, know
ing they can save from 10 to 20 per cent at
our store on the same class of goods sold by
Omaha merchants, embrace the opportunity
of coming to the Boston store in
Council Bluffs and making the bulk of
their purchases. All the electric street
cars pass our doors, and the ride from Omaha
is pleasant as well as profitable recreation.
In the near future we contemplate opening a
branch of our store in Omaha, where our
trans Missouri customers can get goods at
the same prices as obtained in the Bluffs.
We think such branch store would be u
great success, as in many lines of our goods
we would be able to get better prices than
we can in Council Bluffs
We want to say a word or two about the
Marshal Field & Co. chestnut. If this whole
sale house, that makes a business of buying
up bankrupt stocks and antiquated lines,
really put the Omaha gentlemen under S25, 900
bonds not to sell any of the Eiseman stock in
Council Bluffs, we want it distinctly under
stood that it was not done for our benefit.
The Boston Store requires 10 protection from
that source Be buy the bulk of our goods
from the manufacturer direct getting them at
the same prices that Marshall Field & Co. are
obliged to pay, and we give our customers
the saving of middleman's profit. If the
Chicago house magnanimously volunteered to
protect some Council Bluffs house by putting
big Omaha firm under such distressing OBJ
legations their victims deserve more sympa-
thy than the public will perhaps be likely to
extend. Readers of our daily papers can
readily see that we are not the party referred
to in the deal.
FoTHERINGHAM, WHITELAw & Co.,
The Boston Store, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
Buy your Goa, and wood Of G. B. Fuel Co..
639 Broadway. Telephone 1856
Is 1t the Alliance?

Attorney Seabrook has had next Saturday
set as the day upon which the defendants in
his liquor injunction suits shall appear before
Judge Thornell to say why temporary in
functions shall not be issued against their
places In connection with this announce
ment 1t may not be out of place to state that
a certain shrewd lawyer thinks he has solved
the question of who is lacking up Mr.. Sea-
brook in his warfare against saloons. 1t is
well known that the state temperance alli-
ance, with heao quarters at Des Moines,
has been engaged in some work Of
this kind in various parts of the
state notably at Carroll and Fort Dodge. A
few days ago a report was started from a
source that stood very near the throne, to the
effect that Sioux City and Council Bluffs
were to be the next camping ground for the
anti-saloonists. Tne work has already been
commenced in Sioux City, but unless the
present warfare is backed up by the alliance
the prediction is IS yet unified as far as
Council Bluffs is concerned. Mr.. Seabrook
has been very wary about letting the public
klow who is with him, and the present solu-
tion of tho mystery is looked upon by the
above named attorney as the one most likely
to be the correct one
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
The Injunction Dissolved.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. lS,-Last summer
Federal Judges Phillips and Foster enioined
the state authorities of Kansas from prosecut-
ing crimiually persons charged with violations
of the liquor law in that state. On final
hearing Judge Caldwell has dissolved the
injunction, holding, in part, that a
court Of equity has no Jurisdiction
to enjoin or otherwise interfere with Grim
inal prosecutions in courts of law and be-
cause AN act of congress expressly prohibits
the United States courts from enjoniEg pro-
ceedings in state courts, except in cases OF
general bankruptcy.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
De Wits Little Early Risers; best little
pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach bad breath.


p. e, Her of this city, who has been in Cal
ifornia greater portion of the winter, has
Just consummated big deal by which he
becomes the general manager of the South
San Francisco land and Improvement COM
pany, q corporation with capital stock OF
81, 100000.
great field for investment, and interesting a
number of other capitalists bought g. 400
acres of land on San Francisco bay, eight
miles south of the city of San Francisco, ana
at once conceived the idea of establishing
mammoth stockyards and pork packing
houses. Already the work of con structing
the packing houses is well under way, and in
short time South San Francisco will be the
pork packing city of the Pacific coast. Mr..
Iler, who is now experimenting the work of
construction, will return home the latter part
of next month,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-19
A FINANCIAL DISPUTE.
1t Will be One of the Features of the
Irish Struggle.

III w III De one oil the FeatureS OF the
Irish Struggle.
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-A financial dispute be-
tween factions is likely to be one of the
features of the coming Irish struggle. When
1000 was released from the league fund, a
month ago, $4,000 went to the campaign COM
pany and $4,000 to the tenants defense
league, The McCarthyites say the latter
sum was too much and, Furthermore, contend
that instead of being devoted to the evicted
tenants, it was used to meet an over
draft on the Hibernian bank. II. p.
Gill declares that Mccarthy must
have known when he signed the
release that the fund set aside for
the tenants was heavily overdrawn. The
McCarthyites assert on the contrary that he
left Bologna believing the money was to be
devoted to the evcted tenants only. The
question arises whether there was a miscon-
ception at the conference, or whether
O'Brien thought he was acting within the
lines of the agreement in adjusting the bank
account. The McCarthyites insist on the
declaration that the fund be used for tenants.
In an interview Mccarthy denies the story
of liberal subsidy of $50, 900 for his party.