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/ she had pulled on Of a pro.

was little pencil she had pulled on Of a pro.
gramne card.
MIR. and Mrs. McGoniclc testified 10 the
good character OF Mrs COuSc. The gen
rral opinion was that the case SO
far made out by the acCuscrS was
not strong. Some witnesses summoned wcr"
not present this moruidS, ana Justice Diver
adjourned the case until late this afternoon.
MI McGODigle furnished tan for tn"
prisoner
An EvKsING WORLD reporter called at lO@
liemsen street, liroukil Ii, THIS morning, ana
was told by the servant VINO answered MS
ring that sir. lluyb Mclaughlin was ont Ui
town and wUnld not l." Ul to-day. Mrs.
Mclaughlin, however, CGu' 'CniCd ~ SEQ lu"
reporter she -1ld, Nu"u asked II Mrs. DaNIi
tuu-', ~ NcMl,l, s.. H., now locked up IN
jefferson MTL"' llisuu is Il cousin OF Nj.
MCIduLhlin'
~ DOM know. Nha, do Know about
woman vino lllr~ SERENITY mlIuSHWaN / have
/. cu uu'hrrcd To- d,Jlh lJ reporters, ana II
any NOR ~ them come here | VIII throw
pals uf water on them.
Tncn III" shut tho doOr.
When ne rH>" was ',ll"i IN tho afternoon
pair u Cur,ri- was produced which Mra.
tOu,c'S aCru,crS claimed misut have been
stolen from Altman, Gry-coUd~ store. They
wanted the cas-" adjourned uutil Il could u"
lrmucI definitely whether tho CursCts came
from Altman > pr not.
Mrs Cou," sad SHE bought the Cor,cts but
not NJ Altman.
j1stlc" Diyv"r postponed the case uatil
sunday morning.
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HUNDREDS ARE VIEWING IT,,
A Relic of St. Ann Now in St,
Jean Baptiste's Church.
Obtained for IA Canadian Church by
Pope Leo XII

Uuud.nI, N ueo,,lc this morning throngci
Iny E.,thcr. 'rctrrgu,, Frrurn church OF II.
Jean Bpptstn. l5u East S.ycujy-,iNth
street - view "A hon, ,lidtJ ur % fragment o;
the armo ~. Ann, the mother of the Nirgin
Ntry.
,.,r rrr,c ,yas b,,u.,r, l,. les, sunday by
Hl,nt Hry. Nvr. Nargu,sIurlinrB BrncdIctlnc
ua,lIlca ofs'. .pluI',. .uur,!I inpwaIla of Rome,
ana +, intended ror the nurcn oi Ste. Anne dc
- - ,,,,.. ,.,.,,.,,,
','' '"' ~, ''''' ,''.s
u vas obIhlhri iI"h N'o' 'i"hcrSco
Jyrpbulyi ut St IuuI'.. hyth. uT..pHt request
,,..., VI,
" o'i"P' Leo N''l'
Mgr Marquis Is lrnth1no'ary Apostolic "f
,',',,',,og ~, ,'.,,,,, t,o '.,n,,,,r,, 2,I,c f.,
p''llteS "l N'ha"'' I'' j. 7'"''"S VIM i"
sew YORK at the r'sidcuc" ut Rev. Father
T,tr,,ii. icSl Ir,inutou u,rrur
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hc'' WY ""'u'' "'"'' ''',' i'''' ''' % ''''' ~
appearance. IN lNENlNG WORLD reporter
snake vim MIN I'M, morning concerning the
,.. ,',,. ,,,,,,,., ,,, ,,.
r'iC' ana "'h'i' - '"''' any "'""' VI INV
gcnuncncaS uf IA" bou"t'
=" 80" ne rcpllrd. " there can br none. T.
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Is wen at''t'd ~ numerous ""'h'"'c u''"-
montS OF pup"S from IL" earliest ages Oi IN"
,nurrb And a. a t,rrnf a, tho pruuiucuces Of
,,,, ,r',,,,,,,,,t ,,II., n,,, Ir,r.,r, t,,,n
'h' fragment ""''n "''' '''"0"' u ~
Komc the rrncdrlinc Ahh d. OF s.. Paurs
nas furnished nr.Htln Il certificate under his
,.,, ,,,,, ,,.
""H manu- "u" H''"
II cannot say whether any miraculous
cure, have been performed since the sacred
.,, ..,,.., T., t,,,,. ,r,,r,,,.. ,,,,,r,,
rcNc was exposed IN f''h'F I''T'a" chnfcI'
but IN the Church of st. anne de- Brauprc
scarcely a day MASSES uut IL mIrnrulOus rurr
,, ,r,.o,,, ,I,,,. r.,,.. a., ,,,,,
Is tHo'lcu' ~ present 'h'S h"Nn ~ thaI
I Oh IA nt "a n
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THE BRITISH LION GROWLS.
Cockran's Ship Register Bill Ez-
cites Its Displeasure.
Englishmen Fear 1t VIII Lose Them
some Ocean Grcyhounds.

Dispatches from London to-day. Indicate
tEat there Is a very bitter feeling In England
over th" passage by the House OF Representa-.
ttTc' OF the bllt Introduced by Congressman
Hpurkc Cochran. and authorizing the grant
Ing Of American registers to foreign Dui!t
ocean steamships engaged In tho Eurpprau
irciSht aud passenger trade, where at least
go per cent of th" shares IA the foreign cor
pora'ipn to which they belong is owned by
American citizens
~ the provisions OF this Dill It Is only to
apply 10 steamships having tonnage OF
5000 tons ana capable Uf speed Of at least
twenty Knots an hour, and only In case the
American owners shall subsequent to the
passage Of the act bUlld or contract to build
IN American shlpyaris steamships uf an
equal iunnig" aud speed to those which come
within the provisions uf the bin.
The only steamships which can thus be
registered rs American vessels, IN case the
COCHRAN act becomes a law as II stands, are
III" lnman Steamships city OF Paris und city
ur Nov IorE.
Erliiah statesmen, II IS reported, view with
alarm tins proposed new departure on the
part of American capitalists. and LORD Dcrby
and Sir Michael IIiCKs-Bcach. " the British
Board OF Trade, have expressed the opinion
tha' II Is daring move and may result in
scrou, international complications
Both Of the steamships In question now ny
the British tla., and are enrolled In til" British
Naval Reserve for use aS armed Cruisnrs In
the event OF war should they become Amer
icanlcd and sail under til" Nag OF the l'nitCd
states, ~ the new bill propOScs u very curl
Gus anomaly would occur and the question
would arise In case VI Il war IN whcn either
Government was Involved, OF which tlag they
should sail under
The plll is also regarded in Great Britain MS
a bold attempt On the part Of American capt.
raliStS to obtain control OF the ocean carry
ing trade, and as the entering wedge In the
light tor thi, traf1C. English statesmen say
that II these vessels are permitted to fly the
American nag, other st"nmship-Uwncro may
lie induced To apply FOR the same privilege,
aud tnal. IN nny event, II Is Avery curious
action un tn" part oI "A friendly nation.
he EnEli-hmcn are very Jealous Of their
prc-cmlncnCe III shipping ana DO not IKE to
ST." foreign power attempting to get II away
from them.
Ia case the city Of Paris and city Of New
lurN become American vessels they would
have To be manned and uncorrd 10y American
NailurS,Whercas AT iHC present llluc in" crews
and "uCer, Of both ships are exclusively
EugiiehlnCn.
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.HALL|NGER TO HANG JUNE z.
Jersey City's Colored Murderer
Resentenced,
The Report that lie Would BE Exc
cutcd To-day Was Infoundcd.

Tor ia" third time sine" hi, conviction Mur.
dorcr Edward ". Ha,lrgcr, who Mllcd his
alleged wife, Mary Peterson, At ~, Ihlrd
street, Jersey Cliv. IN Npril. 1891. vas sen.
t,urcd to death this morning by ludgc W"rts
IN Ia" Hudson county court " oyer ana Ter
miner
The date ~ tho execution was NN"d Tor
Jun" next. between the huug, u, 10 u'clocA
IN the morning and o'clock IA III" AFTERNOONS
Ialmgcr was tuhon from the ,i'y jail TO
the Cuurt-lluu,r at 10 O'Clock this force
noon IN company wi'h Edward HaJllr, a
colorrd Jockey under conviction NJ mur-
der In the second degree. The decision OF
the United states Nuprcmc court, rrn-
dcrcd Tuesday, dismis-in- IN" appeal oi
Lawyer Pcehal, lInlimGrrS counsel con-
vlncrd Dlytrirl-AttOrnnS Niuiicll that II was
nGNlsaO," t. have sentence again pronounced
ON the prisoner before any further Legal tech
nicaiitlrs could be ayailcd ui Tor the purpose
OF delaying Tho murn"r"r'S execution.
When tine court opened There was large
crowd of lawyers on hand, attracted by an
erroneous report that ilHll!ug"rN sentence
and execution would tuh" place to-day
Ialllugcr was dressed IN the same black
Sccdy suit that he hn- worn since his arrest
lie returned the gaze Of the spectators with
expansive smiles.
Judge Wcrts Hrst imposed sentence Of
nrtccn years Imprisonment Oh Raylia.
Lawyer lr,hall was absent, and llnllingcr
smGiugly declared WHEN called upon that he
had nothing 10 say why sentence should not
be pronounced against him.
Haillngcr ntinurd to smile and uttered a
sort oi surprised laugh when he lcatd for the
third time that ho would be hang d by the
neck untl dead. liallngcr and BayliH were
then taken bach t. the lai'. iIalllngor
declined to d-CuSs hlI case when asked 10y
one OF IL" Keepers Of the jail II he would see
reporters.
LAWYER rcshull cOuld not be found In lCr-
soy city this morning. Distrct-Attorney
WinnCld said hC knew Ot no possible way by
which Hallingers execution could be- further
d 'iayed.
rcshnll Is reported to have said laet night
that hr intended to serve on nistric At
turncy Nlunrld notice to reopen the appeal
which was dismissed 10y the United states
supreme court. Up to noon to-day no such
notice had been filrd.
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LOCKED UP AN Il" GUARD.


Joseph Flanagan, n platform guard AZ the
one Hundred and Twcnty-nluth street sta.
ton Of the Inird avenue 81" rUdd, was held
to-day iu Harlem court 80 await the result of
the injuries q. two men whom he IS aroused
o!ar>aulting.
william i. con, of 1"3 East El.hry-' MIRA
street, tel asleep ON tram early TIN, morn
Ing, and was carried through 10 one hundred
amt 1wcutN-niu'h street. There hc became
involved IN a quarrel with Flanagan, ana III"
pair came 10 blows. Junu II. White, ~ mas
fIfth avenue attempted t" ocparat" the men,
when, II Is alleged, Flanagan kuocE"d him
down and broke three OF his ribs w!th Kicks.
Mr. white managed to get tu the sidewalk,
when hr tainted Anur hc revived he told his
story to Policeman kCuahnc, ui the one Hun
drcd ana twenty --iNtt street squad, who ar
rested FianmIgnn ana then took White nome
III Il Curfingc
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STABBED lis TIMES.
The Awful Fate OF the Murdered
Chicago Woman.

CHTC,Go, May 3.-At the inquest on Mrs.
Bridgeo Elizabeth Walsh, murdered and
mangled by her nephew, Thomas Walsh.
whose Insults she had resented, Or. Ludwig
llektOen testified that Slrs. Walsh died
from shock and hemOrrhage following one
hundred and fifteen inCised,l ,laCerated and stab
wounds, the fracture OF fourteen ribs, the
tearing OF the lntestines in several places
and OF the diaphragm and the liver. the pune
ture In two places of each lung and in one
place OF the heart. Any one OF twenty OF
the 10 wounds would have proven fatal.
The murderer was about to make a state
ment when his brothers prevented him.
They claim that he Is mudde-headed."
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KNOCKED ONE OFFICER OUT
But Another Arrested Bernard Hud-
son for Wife Beating.

Policeman Michael Ilartlgan, VI the Fourth
District court squad, while trying to arrest
Bernard Hudson, OF !!l Fast Twenty first
street, charged with wifc-bca Ing, was a-.
suuIlcd by hudson this morning and severely
injured.
liudsun was arrested by another policeman
and iartigun was taken home. Additional
charges OF resisting arrest and striking an
officer were preferred against Hudson.
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attempt to Wreck n Traiu.


nUNTlSnpO>, IA, May j.-Nn obstruction
on the tra"k at spruce creek 'ruunri w,s
seen lnst in time - avert an accident. IN
iron ran was found iiLhtly Wrd,od on the
track. suspicion tell On ". II. turntalN,
aged tw"niH-nNC Years, OF spruce creek, VINO
Had disappeared suddenly. IuIu"alN aurrcn-
ucrcd himself TO Shcrln Wilson to-day.
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John Anderson, blacksmith, who lived at
T26 Ocean avenue, Grecnvile IA suburb OF
Jersey city. committed suicide early this
morning by hanging himself lie was thirty
eight years old and had family in Denmark.
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A Would-Be Murderer's Suicide.

THN NHN0VTATFO PHFS1.T
ROCHESTER,, May j.-After n vain attempt
to murder his wife with a hatchct last night,
Thomas Hopkins, a cartman, Killed himself
Hopkins had been away rom home all day
and came home drunk and ugly.
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Allerton to Trot for $40, 900.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 1.-The famous
trotter, Allcrton, will trot on the St Joseph
track sept. - for a purse Of $4,000, his
owner, c. W. Williams, having made the
entry. Nelson, ANtell and Dclmarch will also
compete for the purse.
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ARRIVED AT THIS PORT TODAY,

steamer Wyoming CRrD Rishy, Liverpool April
23
steamer John g. Christopher, Crawford, Jack
sonviile, NAV l.
ship EomuuoN tof Aberdeen, Joso, London.
thirty one day, out
RarN Hydra tpan1hl, christensen, Pisagua,
mlnotN- u dAys ont.
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Foods SarsaparilIa

Has accomplished great cure. Wishing you
continued success, | remain. respectfully.
"AEBTF'F. BLACKMAS."
Nonh's Piil- become the favorite cathartic
with every one who tries them.
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The Truth
The Whole Truth
And Nothing But
The Truth
And Nothing But

Every testimonial in hehRli of Hoods Sarsara-
lila Will bear the closest Investigation. No mat
ter where 1t may he from, II is nS reliable AMI
worthy yuur confidence as II /. came from
your most rcsrectel neiEhbor. Below We give
the original testimonial fiom Mrs. Blackmau. Of
Boston, and very recent letter. both of which
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&C. l. Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass. have had
a great many inquiries about the testimonial |
recently sent YOU. | have but one reply tor all.
and that is, that the statement in the papers
over my name is the truth, the whole truth.
and nnIhing but the truth. And can add
that my testimony was entirely voluntarily and
SDr bought aud ruid tor, nor small fact
rolishcd NJ and enlarged. And the of my
boy Is not the only one thnt knoN OF where
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Could Not Open His Eyes

I took him twice during that time to the Eye and
Lar InSruary on Chare, street, but their rene
dies failed 10 do INN the fautest shadow Of good
] commenced giving him Hoods sa-saparilla,
and II soon cured him. have never doubted
that IT ahNcd his -iGht. even u not his very
life. am always ready to praise liools Sarsa-
perlla because of the wonderful good 1t did my
son." ACME +. BLACKMAE,
..SkA .ln,nn..iL.n. O. Rn.I1,r
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given to tho Pacific Coast; and Ne.
vsda, which was producing twenty.
eight millions Of dollars annually,
stood in on the proposition. Senator
Sherman told Stewart on the floor of
the Senate in his memorable speech
Of 1873, that he would not allow any
man who had voted on the bill to cay
that no did not know what be was
doing.
Mr.. Woodburn wound up his sum-
mary Of the subject with the assertion
that the much.vaunted silver Senator
was himself chiefly responsible for the
degradation of silver. He said that
when silver WAS demonetized in Hol>
land, England and France in 1872 .
corruption fund of . half-million dol
lars was raised to be used in this
country to accomplish the same event.
He believed that it was more impos-
s;ble for this fund to escape the silver
Senator than If it had been an angel
with . flaming sword. He said fur.
thermore that Stewart had virtually
first proposed the decentralization of
silver. In discussing the Sherman
bill in 1871 he had sdvt Gated the ca.
tablishment of banks on . gold basis,
and since the passage of the bill in
1873 there had been no free. coinage
bills passed.
M. Woodburn stated that, compar-
ing the records Of the two men, there
is every reason to believe that at heart
President Harrison is . much better
silver man than the silver Senator.
Senator Ste wart had said that the sill
yer bill OF l89O-the present law au.
thorizing the purchase of . limited
amount OF silver-is better than FREQ
coinage. President Harrison signed
that bill, which was equivalent to
sanctioning Stewards best measure,
and brings him up to Stewards level,
judged from silver mems standard.
But Senator Morgan Of Alabama, .
Democrat and tho leading advocate
of silver in the Senate-the man Who
really passed the bill Of l89O-said in
= speech on the silver question that it
Was his firm conviction that If the 70.
cent bill Of 1892, which was showed
under in . Democratic House, had
reached President Harrison he would
have signed it. There is better reason
to believe that he would than that he
would not, which makes him q better
silver man than Stewart, who 10 OBJ
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

The State Of Idaho Sends Greeting to You. TO You
the Said Defendants:
Yon are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yon by the above named plaintiff
IN the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trct Of the State of Idaho. in and for the county
~ AIturas. and to answer the complaint filed
therein. within ten DAYS exclusive OF the day of
servicel after the service you Of this Sum-
mons-f served within this county: or If served
out Of this county but in this district within
jnsment by default viii be tax .ssin.t yon .e
cordinR to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought to ascertain and de.
PENDANTS Of. in and to two certain mortgages and
inc mortgaged property secured thereby and the
sm"ons due each party: and to obtain judgment
mortgages dated April "a. 1887, and Aucust "A
ies7send sale Of the premises described thrreiu
Alleging that plaintiff 10 . cor porstisn: that the
Lots 10 and 20 In Block 40. OF the town OF Rsley.
and fs known - the Merchants Hotel property.
enat H. Bews. Rate news. J. ". RoaRman. ana
mentioned mortgage. and H. Bews. Kate Rews, O.
r. Young: and J W Hodgman are the mortoaGor.
10 the said sect nd mortgage; that Mccormick
interest In each Of said mortRsees that said inter
ess vsa for xslne. assigned TO plaintiff: that De.
isndsns ". Il. Watt pur, based sa'd premises At
ssA SAFE. - trustee for plaintiff end Defendan ants
Swim. lark. Sutherland. and Mac Fer, sne: that
D. twtn. ?. A. Regain. Walter Clark James Suth.
ssland; John MacFarisne. Alex. Whitman. and An.
orew WALKER, sre made defendants herein k<.
csnse their eoneest to act plaintiffs could not be
ohs.ined: that Defendants G Kehn, W. Kshp. IT.
Nahen H. D. Foley. n. johnson, ". H. Renting.
ton. John 6roome:. Michael Ulrich. Robert Doug.
isse. and O. L. Hfehl. are attaching creditors Of
sne oaid Rews. H"dRman. and Young
Al OF which fully appears In plaintiffs com.
plant. copy Of which 10 herewith served
AND you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appear .n'i snswev the Aaid complaint. q above
rrsqairsd. the .atd plaintiff viii apply TO the
Conrt Tor the relief demanded IN the complsinf
Given under my hand snd the Zeal OF the Die
trict Court Of the Fourth Judicial Die.
~ trtct OF the etate Of IdshO IN ana
Tor the County of Alturas this 7th dsy
! sEAL Of August. In the yesr Of our Lord one
} thousand eight hundred and ninety.tvo.
/. VI. GARRETT,
CLERK Of the District Court
BY g. O, JoHN. Deputy Clerk
X. ,. BULLHR. Plaintiffs attorney.
first publication. September Is, 1881.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

"a RTER>N PEPSlN IL the saf.st
rmedy for weak digestion.
leading dsuggists. "
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

The State Of Idaho Sends Greeting to the st.
Louis and Idaho Mining Company. Defend
ant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis-
Of Aituras. and to answer tho complaint fied
therein, within ten days exclusive Of the ds, Of
eervice) after the service you Of this Summons
If served within this county; or, II served cut
days; otherwise, within forty days-or judgment
BY default will be taken sgsinst you according 10
the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought to obtain Judgment
At per cent. per month from December 18Th.
1888. FOR 800 % attorneys fee and for costs OF
suit. Alleging that the defendant, BY its promis.
sorry note dated Dec H. promised to pay to the
est therein st per cent. per month; that said
nete was due four months after date: that in crsa
snit was instituted for the collection of said note
defendant agreed to pay reasonable attorney fee:
s INA. ssid !! H Hague. for vslue. assigned said
note to plaintiff. who 10 now the owner thereof
All OF which more fully appears In PLAINTIFF
served.
And yen sre hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, ~ above
required. the said plaintiff Will take Judgment
Tor $3.50 90 ant tnterest thereon at per cent per
month from December 18th. 1888. for 800 90 n.
tornev's fees. and for costs Of suit
Given nm der my hand and the sesl Of the pis.
trtct Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
- tiict. of the State OF Idaho. in and for
SEAL. July. In the year Of our Lord one
I thousand eight hundred and nine ty two
I. W. 6ARRETT,
By a. @. JoHn. Deputy CLERK. o.'''
r. F. BuLLEa. Plaintiffs Attorney
First publication, September 26, 1884,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06
1854 INDIVIDUAL INCREASES OF
WAGES,

Democratic State Labor Commits
sionsr Peck. of New York, has just
given the National Democratic hea J.
quartass Transcript Of Official tables
which chow that in constructive trades
there were 1864 individual more sses
OF wages in 1891. while there were
o"Iy 10 decreases OF wages.
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L. Werthheimer.
HALEY. Idaho.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trtct OF the State Of Idaho. in and for the
County Of AlturIs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

The First National Baek Of HALEY,
Plaintiff.
VI.
The st. Louis and Idaho Mining Com
pany.
Defendant.
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PEAsE PIANOS,
WING PIANOS,
CHICAGO CorTAGr ORGANS,

~ We are prepared to sell Goods - cheap %
they can be bought In Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

The First National Psnk Of HALEY. !
Plaintiff,
Henry Bews. Kate Bews, J. W. Hodgman,
Helen Hodgman, James Sutherland.
John MacFsrlsne, Alexander Willman, |
Andrew Walker. O. r. Young, ]. o.
Swift. P. A. Regain. Walter CLARK,
Charles Kohn. Wapthally Kohn, NJ. n.
Foley. H. Mullen. H. johnson. W. II.
Remington. John Groomes, Michael
ulrich. Robert Douglnas, Chas. L.
Xiehl, and William H. Watt.
Defendants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

SHM nm fEArTY's Organs At BarRairs.
For particulars, catalogue. sddr, n
Daniel =. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trtct OF the State Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Alturas.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-06

The importance Of purifying the blood can
not he overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs .
Sood medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
ne blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
0o~s,liar Sarsaparilla. Itstrengthens
O~USSseAS and builds up the system,
creates m appetite, and tones the digestion,
while Il Graduates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
& the vegetable remedies used give to
.Go eur. si,s'p pone.. pei No To Itself
ether medicine has such record Of wonderful
cures. II You have made up your mind to
buy Hoods 6arsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. It IL q Peculiar
Medicine, and ID worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared BY G. L Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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For superintendent of Public
instructions:
b. BYRON LOWER.
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$4,000
CAPITAL

Transscts . general banking business.
Buys and sells drsfts on the principal cities Of
the United States.
Draws exchange on all ps~s Of Europe:
Advances made on ores. gold and silver bullion.
Careful attention given 10 collections. and re-
mittsnces made on day Of payment.