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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

@reis Sans Steiner glauiien, BON atpet
Gerpanoten geitiiBt, bic Stufen gum @res
matorium erftieg.
9ie 6alle man NIT CHARACTERIZATION unb
eSlm%lnergran geIdmiidt. Die gintretenoen
erbltdten Das tpoblgetroffene 8ilbniB bes
Qerltorbenen, utlgeben Don ben Sabnen,
fir tpeIcbe er emit 10 tapfer geftrltten, ber
alien Observation-Disclosures blau= tpeiB<
rotben, Der ioealen oeut16en 16tnar3srotbz
qoloenen u1p Dem ftOl5en amerttanilhea
Sternenbauuer. 9fa6ocm Der Sarg auf
ben &atafalf geite1t tpar, tDuroea Den 2lns
Beb0rigen 5ar einen, ben itaotild)en Bearns
ten unS oeln Staotratb sur anoeren Sette
Bldse anBe4pieieR. 9ie SGnser oes
jGurnnereins iaugen elm Srauerlieb. Damn
belt 9uitab Donald nit i~I11iger, tn ale
Ger3en Dr~ingenoer gereotiamfeit bic
Grauerrebe. tporiu er 6es 8erbli@eneH ebie
Gbaten uao @tgenidaften f~eierte. Gai6
ieafte fi6 ua6 Oieier 9teoe Der Sarg in Die
@ruft.
9lm Sage Dor bieier Observation-Disclosures,
tD6breno grnlt Gtaufien nod I'M Garge
Lag, betDies Davenport auh an Stimrns
talteil, DGB es leiner beioen Glaui1en nod
llnlller 1uiirbig TIT. Oa fano nGrnli6 bic
itaotii6e Wabl ftatt. Grnit @lau1ien's
tplroiger 9ladfo!eer i'm 8irsermeiltersz
arnte, s. 81. Side, bate cine 8ieberertD6Dz
lung abgelebnt. Darauf batteu Die oor=
tiger. unab9dlsi9en nuo 9emofratetl etneu
i'm aatnpfe fir peri0utidne 6retbett eben=
fails tren betDGbrtell, audi in aQem gnoeren
tll6tjgea @ia9liidzQ nertfaner, S. 6. Bills,
fir oa5 8argermeiiterSamt aatgefteIt. CT
lit mit 9e1ualtiger Mehr6eit getpablt porz
oelt. Inter ibm bIeibt Oaeenport oieieibe
freie Stoot, Die IS unter ieinen beuti9en
8argermeilterH mar. Auh Bel ben Wabz
len tn ben Stootratb itegte Die Sreibeitss
partei 98ie md9tig tn Davenport Der
@eit @rnft glauiiea's tpaltet, eriiebt
man audi baraus, oaB ber bon bet @egettz
partei aufgeiteQte &auoibat fir bas Burger
n1eifteramt, Elm 9err 9inbiep, entl9ieoen
Die Ganbioatnr ablebnte.
Die SluBltdote Dubuque uno Scout
i%tanoen an Demieiben 8abltage ebenfaIs
tpieoer fir Die Sretbett Elm.
Gus Sotpa's WiiftiFppitbal IdBt it9
@rnit gtauien's freier unb tupferer Geiit
ntmmermebr uer0rGngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
9npcmpprter Spoteufeier.

NiemalS bat Die i6oue Staot Davenport
in Soma cine 9roBartigere 2ei0eufeierli1z
feit geieben ais Die fir ibreu 6 T II it
Glauen.
Gauienbe warfen i'm gyauerbaule einen
leBten SIld auf Die mannbaften uao frieb>
lid)en 3iige oeS Serblidenen. yladbbem Die
Sanger oes GuraDsreins ein Erauerlieo gez
luuaeu batten. iprad, 0ultau Donalo erz
9reiteroe Worte am Gorge. @r muroe boz
bel, slei6 ben Nnsebortgea uno uteIeu Der
SreunOe, bonn Shmers ilbernaltigt.
SroR oe5 l6te1ten lGetters seleitete Elm
rieiiaes &raleraeiolge 81 NuB uno III Moz
gen Den berrli6 aelbmildten Sara binaus
3am @rematorium. Qub Die i'd .espigz
bollteini lWen Sampfgenoien ulo ltnionsz
i~trctter aus Dem amerttaniid,en Blrgerz
frtcg befaaOen lib 5ablrein im j3uge.
8elm SrenlatorIum MAT Die itGotil3e
Goliaeimaunlhaft nit CHARACTERIZATION aufs
o~eitslt, ebrcrbieti8 Den Sarg, nle err in's
@.boltoe getrageH lDuroe, uilo Die i5m fol>
aeuoelt 9tnGeb0ri9eH beBrilbeno. sfetn 9luae
MHb tfodsn. ais Der Don 2llter uu6
Gd)mer3 gsbeugle Nater oes Oablngeihles
oener, Der e5rwlrolge Observation-Disclosures
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

N~ustpeiIung aler bieler 2eute mare int
merbin Elm itarfer S9las niht nur gegen
Betebrung ,~lonbern aud gegen ben araerltaz
i6en 9anbel.
Die Ser. Stanten mIBten ft6 cine iol9e
Wleeerperaeltung gefaaen lai1en; oei11 tie
nGre pOlterredtIih unantaitbar, 1adooem
Die Ser. Staaten etnen 10 19peren
Bertragsbru@ beganaen. 9tah benz
lleueiten 8ertrage nit China iol es'tlGrnz
LID dineiti6en .&dufleuten, 2ebrern, Stnz
oelsten uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lotpte
allen 6iueIil6en Mrbeitern, Die bel NblGIuB
pes Wertrages in bieiem Qanbe tpareu, Ge<
1fattet lein, mad BeIieten sn fommen une
81 aeben.
@tnen &ries nit elmer Ma9t tpie bic
ger. Staaten a%naufangen, oa3u lit aber
GDuaa gegelnartig ni6t in Der Sage.
Senn Mot 1ur leioet es INNER tpieber an
beoentItben i1neren unruben; Ionoern tpez
gen Der IN LESTER 3elt in China norgefomz
tael1en Bobel : @etDalttbaten gegen I'M
lertDalen Der nerl6ieoenften austp1rtiqen
Wtdebte itebt Die 6ineitl6e Heaieruna AT
olelen ~ge9enpdrtlg tn iebr geIpanntem 8erz
bGItniB.
0oA IS lit nod gar ni6t gepiB, Oh Der
Senat Die Sill oes6aules in ibrer iebiaeu@ez
italt annebn1en ptrD. Sa man 6arf nit
@epiBbeit auGebmen, eaB inter Der unaez
beuren Wiebrbeit, nit Der tie i'm 6auie an
genommen nurbe, 9ieIe iinb, tpeL9e nur
Desbalb nit Sa ftimmten, neil iie nit Sis
6erbeit auf Die 9fi6tz 3uitimmung oes Ses
mats reAneten. @uf 10 tpoblfeile, aber aud
pIumpe uno gemiHenloie Dirt ipefuIirten fe
ouf ben in ben Ser. Staateu berri9enben
GbineienbaB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
1tnperatttw ortlt@e @era6sermms.

Sin ftetnermet9enber Sarnmerruf tOnt
bon Der Stbgren5e bes StaateS &anlas
lno aus Sflaboma ber!iber. BORT lageru
Sebntduienbs, beS Wprtes oes BraItoen>
ten barrenb, tpel6es tbnen Die G6ore bes
neuet Seaman Der Gberofee= uno Qraz
paboe> Geierpation Dffnen iou. Seit ee=
raunler !3eit mat ais Der lpateite Sag flr
Die Sreigabe Der Ge~ierpation Der 10. NpriL
beaei6net porben, leBt hetBt IS duf einn1al,
DAB oaS Sanoamt NIT letner SorarhetteH
nidt babe fertig perben fonnen, uno DaB
Die GrDftnung Desbatb binauSgeihoben
tperben mu1ie, tuabri6einIt6 bis gum
l. Mat.
OaS lit eine unberantpprtIide 8er5Ogez
rung. Stnb aud Die 2eute, mel9e ii6 tn
ben 8efiB Der &elernation AIT ieben lu6en.
nlei1t Sreibeuter, oeren groBe Mebr3abl
nidt oarar oeuft, ii6 bort bdusli1 tieoerz
5~uIalen, ion0ern Die ben ertpprbenen Bau<
plaB ooer Die belegte 8iertelzS ettion lobalo
ais m0glth nit gprtbeil pieber an ben
Mann gu bringen iu1en perben, Die 9eute
ftno aud Wtenihen, uno Der 9eroienft, ben
fte erltrebeI. lit nit ungebeuren Strapa3eI
uuo ntnt gertn9en Soften oerbunoen. Sett
g8o6eu lu9ern lie MN lhon an ben @rens
gen, baben aud l6on gum Sbetl perlunt,
ms neue @ebtet au fomrnen uno iib oas
bortbetIbafteite 2anb aussuiuben, muBten
aber tpieoer 3uridseben, neil Uncle Gam
cine porSettiee 8siiBer9reifuna tpeoer Duls
ben tpolte nod Durfte. @as IS beiBt, in
bieier Sabresseit i'm Waeen ober 3eIt in
unpirtblider @eseno ieoem Wetter ausgez
ieBt unb ibLe6t genGbrt campiren su miis
ien, mag fih jeDer ielbit ausmaIen, 1tno es
erlneint besbalb oIs cine unn6tbige @raus
iamteit, bieien 2euten Die DUAL Oes 8arz
tens gu %berldngern. Nuh ipiro Die Nufz
re6terbaItung zines ertrd9liden 3uitanoes
Don SrOnung bur6 cine iolde ger3Ogerung
bon pol brei @ohen iebr eri9Dert.
Braiioent 6arriiOn ioate Dem 2anbamt
8eine MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11

Stun am Donueritag Worgsn iperben
ia Die 2elsr in ben Depeiden DobI eben,
tuie Der 6aie Lief. Ser republifautl6e
@ouuernenystanoIoat heiBt Sropn, Der De-
mofratilde 8arospeu. MuBer ben Stpet
groBen 8arteien itno nod eintge feline NIT
eigenem O3tGet" oa.
90 ungebeuer midtig unb maBgeben6,
tpie Die beiOerieitigen Barteitrompeter es
am 3orabeno Der Wabl a~ustronlpeten, mtro
Das @ablergebntB in &booe SsIano in
feinem Sale lein. IS lit beinabe lGhers
LID, aus einem 10 fleinen Staate eineu
2eitbanmelltaat fir einen ~rieligen 8uuoess
Itaat madden at tDofen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
@tn T0le@tes strbeitfvFemt.

DEM 6abrifausi9uiie bes nationalen
Mbgeorbnetenbauies fam es nut Gbre
MAIDEN, baB CT bur6 cine feline reiienbe
@ommtiiton bas berii6ti9te QtrbeitsiDitem
bes yS9mibeus" uuteriudeu IdBt, Oas fi1
in pielen a~mertfanii1en StGoten i'm @roBz
betrieb Der 91aberei eingeniitet bat. Sm
Neieutli6en beiteDt eS oarilt, DaB Der
@roBIabritant unO 0%rOB6GnOIer Die &lei@
Der nid)t ielbit onferti9en ldBt, ionoern Die
Mnfertigung einem D@ontrattor" iiberz
trG9t, pelder Don ii6 aus Die @lrbetter an
felt unb be3ablt uuO nun al ibnerI 5u
vma6eu" iu6t, mas gemadt Derben tam.
Die in Den IeBten Gagen in Chicago erz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
&bfd)ettIiG,e em0ttf6 aanerifaniz
-f0e 0eif4tGe Spibel&pMtN.

Sin grocer g1eil Der engliid samerifas
niiden @elitli6feit miBbraumt befanntli6
Die &anSeI au% aLerlei 9aebenbingen, Die nit
Dem 9eiitliben 8erlfe nidts gu t0un baben.
Die aIeridlimmiten ftno geraoe bic eefsier7
ten Wooepreoiger.
Siele BON ihnsn ipielen ftd audi ais
aroBe v@eieu dattsreiormer" aui ; aber GO
lit tbnen babel melt nlebr lin eine bo1lt
tpeltlthe Genlationabalherei, ots UNI Die
Toltsmoral 81 tbun. llnD nebelt wirtIts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-11
rs 90 e It { n."'

ttetttS=BreiSe:
Se9Hbe MorQen : &usgabe in Der Stobt bur5 bic
Srager ms Sals e~eliefert.
Ser mDhe. OILS
&a9lt1e @ns9obe nnb Ser gBeitet- PER Mo9e 0.20
sSer NSeiten" per Sobr..... $50
2eo0entll9e AuSqobe per So6r......... ESQ
1Hsmdrti9e abouuenteu per Soft:
299ltcAe 4us9obs per 5abr i'm 8oraas. ....... $500
ESsf 2Selfen~ Der sabr 200
sSege1tlt9e @uS9abe per Sab ............. 200
NSof9eltfll9e Ahsga5e nad troenO einem Sauoe
GuropoS per SEER 900
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
@btcago, Sn.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
THE WEST REMEMBERS HIM.

In 1886, shortly after Cleveland's
Sparks assumed office, the TIMES no.
titled him that tho West would come
to see him. The West did 90 to see
him, and-he stayed at home in 1888.
Cleveland is again before the people,
and the West will again see to it that
he stays at home, where he cannot re-.
peat his feats Of annullinR the law
providing for the coinage Of two mill
lion dollars worth OF silver per month !;
of putting every settler on the public
domain west of the Mississippi river
to enormous expense to keep or prove
up on his land; of vetoing, with in.
sulting remarks, several hundred SOL
diers pension bills; Of denying US
money to survey the public lands
granted to our school and public
funds; and of end-svoring by every
means in his power to keep the West
undevelcped
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11

quirements Of the situation. The
party cannot afford to nominate Gen.
eral Roberts. and he is, as far - We
know. the only candidate. Another
must, however, be found. To permit
General Roberts to force himself on
the party would simply invite defeat
upon that part Of the ticket and weak
en- oil the rest of it.
The name of George H. Parsons Of
HALEY has sometimes been spoken
OF. though he has not been an active
candidate - far ~ We are able "a
learn. Those who should be quail.
fed to judge OF his merits declare tina,
he would make . strong candidate
and . competent, conscientious off,
ciaI. We must have good men in
these State Offices, aud il Mr.. Paraons
fills the bill tho Statesman hopes tina,
measures will be taken to induce him
to enter the race for the attorney gen.
eralship.
Has it come to this?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
A MOST EXCELLENT SELECTION.

We see by the Fairhaven Wash. J
Herald that T. w. Gillette has been
nominated for county commissioner.
Mr.. Gillette served in that capacity il,
this county for four years, during two
OF which he was chairman of the
Board. 1t was while he occupied this
position that our floating debt, which
exceeded 100000, was funded. This,
~ all experienced politicians know,
was . crucial test. Mr.. Gill-tte's off.
o'al acts were always approved by his
colleagues. without question or cr;ti-
cism. In tins instance he was practi
cally the board himself. Yet not a
word was ever breathed agains, his
integrity, in this case, nor in any othe
in which he acted.
Mr.. Gillette is first class man in
every respect. No mater where put
he will give good account of himself.
And We consider his noninatio This
election is of course a foregone con,
olusion) q lucky one for the people
whose municipal affairs he will be
0 .lled upon to conduct.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
TIE DELEGATION SATISFACTORY.

Our representation in the Inter-
national Monetary Conference 10 -
pronounccdly favorable to silver -
We could reasonably ask for, in q
nation where the bulk OF tho voters
are, through indifference or ignorance,
confessedly an,i-silver. Senators Jones
and Allison are certainly acceptable.
and Representative McCresry Of Ken
tuoky is not less 30, % he 10 one of
the most progressive OF Democrats.
Henry A. Cannon is President OF one
Of the foremost National banks OF the
city OF New York, and. il we mistake
not, even preceded Mr.. st. John,
another leading bank manager OF the
metropolis, in declaring in favor of .
bi.metaIIic currency in . lengthy
monograph read before the National
Convt ntion of Bankers held at Kan
sas City two years ago. General
Francis A. Walker Of Massachusetts
is man Of fixed income, and q pro-
nounced gold>bug. But he is broad
minded and noted for unadulter.ted
patriotism.
The leader OF the delegation is, Of
course, Senator John P. Jones, of
Nevada. When he made his great
speech on silver in the '70s which re.
suited in the partial remonetizat of
that metal, Senator Jones spent nearly
two years. Tins aud fully $4,000 in
preparation. He kept a small army
OF high>class experts travelling all over
the world, examining into the medium
of exchange in use by the various
people from the earliest recorde d
times, and ascertsining the quantity
OF each Of the noble metals in exist.
ence. He will, without doubt, be
the best>informtd man in the confer
ence on the topic which it will NEE,
to discuss, and will therefore carry
great weight.
We look for some great good q,
the direct and immediate result Of the
conference. And We can trust GU,
delegates for it that that result vii
be perceived in time to assist thu
voters as to whom they will support il
the pending election.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
SAMPLE OF THIRD PARTY HOG.
WASH.

Under the heading "Silver abaa>
doned," the Bellevue Herald endea.
vors to make q mountain without as
much as the traditional mole hill, even,
to start with. It says:
Elgar Wilson. chairman of the Re.
publican Stste committee, recently
invited the editors of the Republican
papers in Idaho to asse mbe at Boise
City for the purpose of agreeing on a
line of policy for the campaign. A
number OF them, seven or eight
obeycd the summons, wen. to the
capital city, were treated to a swim
and . feast at the Natatorium. After
this they met and passed . lengthy
series of resolutions. covering u null
titude Of questions, from lead mining
to Mormonism. In short outlined a
complete policy for tho party. touched
upon every subject they though,
proper to introduce in the contest
which is now on, but never once al.
luded to silver.
Mavhe they did not once 'allude to
silver" maybe they did not. But
they did "allude" to the rag money
labor farmers alliance. free trade silver
aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." abortion,
as the following resolution, which was
adopted without a dissenting word,
will testify:
RESOLVED, That tho Republican
press of the State should demonstrate
to those Republicans who may think
OF going into the third party move
ment that they cannot accomplish
anything by such course, since, by
the MEMORABLE conditions of politics,
their votes cast for the third party will
be indirectly in favor OF placing the
government in the hands OF the
Democracy. which is bitterly oppose d
to everv reform that they desire, and
which is espe cialiy hostile to the in.
terests OF the West.
The quotation from the third party
organ is fair sample of the hog wash
which it is serving to its readers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
PLAyED.OUT CAMPAIGN CRIES.

"Another Billion>dollsr Congress!"
exclaimed Senator German, at tho
close of tho session, few days ago.
Indeed, the chances are that the total
appropriations will exceed $1,000.
100000.
German knew what he was about
when he warned his fellow Democrats
long time ago that the "billion dol.
lar" cry was foolish.
We have therefore heard the last
of the "Republican Billion dollar
Congress-" and another Democratic
campaign cry is played out.
Gone to join the Force Bill, and
the "Tariff is a Tax" and other
equally sensible bugaboos.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
Salary $25 to $50 a Week.

We viii pay above salary TO any good agent aell..
ing our line Of Roods either to dealers or ccueum
srs We deal In hrst.class goods only. AID sell at
lowest manufacturers prices. Apply to
A.. kARPEN + Co. 12s QuiDcy Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
HAS 1T CONE TO 1HISi

The Boise Statesman of last Friday
is just received (seven days en- route).
1t infnrms US OF tho withdrawal of w,
e Borah from the race for the attor-
ney generalship, because he is under
80 years. the age required by the
Constitution, and adds:
The regret at Mr.. Borah's enforced
withdrawal is added to BY the fact
that there Is no other prominent can.
didste in the field who meets the "a.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11

The Conservatory of Music at Mt /.
Carroll grants Diplomas to students
finishing its course; and to those who
take a postgraduate course, Medals
are awarded. breads free, give par
ticulars.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
Hoods

when began taking Hoods sarsaparilla
= great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times could hardly stand. Hooked.
and had for some time, like person in con-
sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla did mo %
much good that wonder ut myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak Of it." MRS.
ELLA A. GoFF, q Terrace Street, Boston.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11

will personally visit the following places on the
dates named:
Boise City-Friday and Saturday. August 18th
and 18th. At the Overland House;
Emmett-Sunday, August l4th, at leading hotel:
Caldwell-Mondsy.A August 18th. at leading no.
tel;
Nampa-Tuesday, August lG,h, at Inter. Ocean
hotel;
Mountain Home Thursday, August 18th, At
leading hotel;
Shoshone-Friday, August 10TH at leading hotel
Hailey-saturday. August Goth, from noon until
noon of Sunday, August 2lst, at leading hotel:
Ketchum-From Sunday noon. August 2lst. un-
til Monday noon. August 22d. at leading hotel;
Pellevue-From Monday noon. August 2ed, un.
Ill Tuesday noon, August 23d.
This will be a rare opportunity for the citizepe
of Idaho TO meet and have free consultation with
the greatest chronic disease surgeon and ply
OF our great cities. right here in Idaho The staff
most succesaful physicians and surgeons for the
cure II chronic, nervous. private, wasting and
complicated diseases on the Pacific Coast. The
reputation. success ard reliability Of Dr. Iiebig
Co. are already too we'll known to the cit lens
of Idaho In the treatment of the diseases OF men
to require mention in this card They have had an
enormous practise in San Francisco fer tae past
twenty-five years, and were the first epecia iists
who ever visited ldsho from San Francisco
All Pc sons suffering from diseases of the eve
ear, nose, throat. blood, nervous system, from
W. skness. loss vitality, and manhood, chronic
troubles resulting from incompetent tire atment or
neglect and private disease, should cal! upon DR.
Stoddait at tho places and on the days named
Deformtty cases requiring surgical braces and
apparatus. or correct medical aud surgical treat
iDent, should avail themse yes Of this chance 10
call upon the renowned surgeon.
On account Of the enormous incresse in practis e
all over the Coast the time given to each place Is
limited. and persona desiring y see DR.. Stoidart
do business with DIR. Liebig Co. of the Lisbig
World Dispenssry, should cali promptly on above
Thousands If testimonials could BE- published Of
cures made all over the Western country but the
standing and reputation OF Drs. Stoddart, LiebiR
Co.. are too we'll known In Idaho to require tes.
0mOn,ale.
Beware Of so.called physicians who usually run
IN lev days ahead Of after the dates given for
the visits OF DR.. Lteb1g Co. Wait until Or.
stoddart arrives, and do not DO persuaded ~ take
treatment from any one else.
should Won fail 10 meet tho Doctor, write full
Particulars Of youF to the L,eiig World Dis.
pensary. 100 Gsary street, Fan Francisco Califor.
nts aud you will receive careful at ention BY cor
r spondence.
Call early during once hours 40 the fee will
be crowded In each place towards the end of the
visit. Combination and sxamination will be free.
and oil are welcome.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11

The Art Department Of tho Mt.
Carroll (nl } Seminary is among the
best East or West. breads free.
Send for one.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
To Get

"In one store where went to buy Hoods
oarsaparilla tho clerk tried to induce me buy
their own instead Of Hoods; he told me theirs
would last longer; that I might take it ON ten
days trial; that II l did not like 1t need not
pay anything, etc. but he could not prevail
on me to change. told him I knew what
Hoods Sarsaparilla was. had taken 1t, was
satisfied with It, and did not want any other.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
Be Sure

u you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take
any other. Hoods SarsaparIlla is peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue Of Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted.
and whose example is worthy Imitation. tells
her experience below:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11

in any
It any
Friedm
With
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Sarsap ariIIa

Sold BY all druggists 81; six for Ss. Prepared only
b CT HOOD d CO., Apothscaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
$4,000 Reward!

o. stolen from OF near roponis this sprino
wv neao OF horses-one an IRON-0RAY MAKS
syear' old. branded , ciIel.d dot with bar
s1oye II on left thigh; the other . BUCKsxIN
Ill, Two years Odd, branded OF left thish Win
= nsnre seven and bar below. VIZ"
A reward Of $40 each will be paid for in,o-,,.
non leading to their recovery. address
JAMES n. ILSON.
Cfwego, AltUres County, idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-11
To All Whom It May C0"

hereby give notice. that viii ~
meeting Of the board Of psrdons, ., ..,sI
Idaho. in october. 1892. apply for
samuel Hstton, convicted Of the e'' M
larceny in Alturss county. Idsho'
1875. and sentenced to imprisohn, ~
territorial peritentisry for the ter"
years. uaffr
sHosRoxE. IDAHO. July II, 1879.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-11
Another Slate,

The LIGHT reporters are not hunting
political states, hut il the gentleman who
threw the following on our desk will give
US the reasons for his trouble he would
oblige us. Here it is:
Congress-W. b. Wright.
Judge 37th District court-Henry YER
nor.
District Attorney-R L. Summerin.
County Judge-Joe Ryan.
County Collector-Gilbert Schramm.
Sheriff-Otto Solms.
Treasures. W. McAllister.
AsseSsor-John Beck.
County Attorney-A. Chevalier.
District Clerk-Joe Umscheid.
County Surveyor-Mariano Garcia.
County Clerk-Wm. DobrowolSki.
Justices of the Peace-Griff Jones and
Tom Abbot.
Inspector of Hides and AnimalS-E.
Rutledge.
For Mayor in 1s93-Duerler, Schramm
or Mauermann.