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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Try Tracy's Corn Cure.
A theatrical man often has a cast
10 his eye.
Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
A carload of wool was shipped from
this place to-day.
You can't tell where q candidate
stands while be is running.
Cigars by the box, at Tracy's drug.
store.
Joe Venable left to-day to return to
his Owyhee county bonanza.
Men mako more fuss about their
honor on the stage than anywhere
else.
Leave orders at the Alturas Cons
mercial Co. for P1rdum's icc-.he
best and cheapest in the country.
Variety is the spice of life, but will
never prove an acceptable substitute
for cloves.
When it comes to the art of boxing
the dainty looking strawberry is
about as near the top as anything.
Dandruff is due to an enfeebled
state OF the skin. Halls Hair Re.
/ mower quickens the nutritive functions
~ the skin, healing and preventing
he formation Of dandruf.
Dan Beaten says if the daily trains
are discontinued he will stock up
stage line between Ketchum and
Sboshone.
"l've got it in for you, my friend,'
soliloquized the mosquito, sinking
it little deeper into the sleeping
victims nose.
Painting, papering, caicimining
etc. First. class work guaranteed.
q. A. BULL.
M. H. Jacobs left to day for San
Francisco, CAL, where his wife is
visiting relatives. He expects to be
gone couple Of months.
Warren & Higgins, having thor
ouhRly renovated their saloon during
the past month, are now open for
business, and invite their friends and
acquaintances to call as heretofore.
add the whole company rise and
drink Howler's health?" "He didn't
say, but 1 guess they did, for he isn't
solo to sit up this morning"
Go to Tracy's drugstore for Paints,
Oils and Window Glass.
The Chinese problem worries Presi-
dent Cleveland. Why doesn't he talk
with the Cinnamon about it? Any
one of them could give him cue.
Delicious Ice Cream Soda Water
at Tracy's Drug Store.
It may be only baseless runaor-
that we are to have only three trains
week from now on-but the train
crew evidently believe it, as they are
indignant over the idea of being COM
PEELED to work on half time, hence on
eduoed pay.
Collins the tailor repairs, alters and
cleans clothes, ut living rates. Salts.
faction guaranteed.
Michael Mahoney returned from
Salt Lake City to day. When he lett
here . few weeks ago he said he
might prospect his Henry mountain
claims all summer. He has evidently
changed his mind, as he saws he is to
spend the summer here. He knows
Of locality or two in this region
which be wishes to look over.
Do you travel? Are you going to
the Worlds Fair? If so get an acct
dent ticket in the Travellers.
LENNON & BOONE, Agents.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14

The r, ost ihdestructible wood is the
jarrah wood of Western Australia,
which dcfes all forms OF decay.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14

Earhart has received another in.
voice of the best, finest candy in the
world. 1t is going like hot cakes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
Notice for Publication.
PREEMPrIoN PROOF.

1uHo Oi1iCo ~ IGIIFy, IuHHU,
May 10, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following. named
settler hiss filed notice OF his intention to make Il.
nal proof in support of his claim, and that sale
proof will be made before the Registe r and Re.
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho, ON June l6. 1898. viz:
FRANK G. FERGUSON,
on D. 8 No. 1o45, for Lots and and the SEX Of
the NV Sec. 2. and Lot l, Sec. 3, TIP. g. north of
Range "a east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
aeid land viz:
Stephen Navarro, Robert II. Davidson, Martin
Dewitt and Abraham Reed,
All of Houston, Idaho.
WI RILEY
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
A Fourth Of July Ball.

The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will give a grand ball at the
Al,uras Hotel, the night Of the forth
coming Fourth of July.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the HALEY tIdaho)
Postofice for the week ending June 10, 1893.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will please
say Advertised"
Clark, AL. White, Al,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
Seeds for Sale.

Timothy. lawn grass, garden and
flower seeds, all kinds, at
EARHART's GROCERY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14

PlT0lrS FACE CREAM. The leading
W. ~ PART i.p C"smetique. Absolutely
harmless and perfect face beGutifer. A first.
class medicant. On sale with ali leading druggists
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
No Wonder.

New York Weekly
Mis,ress-"Whas makes your pota,
toes so soggy?"
New Cook -"Please, mum, the
water they was boiled in was very
wet"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
Ore Shipments.

Ore Shipments.
Two carloads of ore were shipped
from here to>day. The loads were
made up as follows:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-14
White. Al.

EDWARD ANGEL. Postm aster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

The first thing to do is to get the house
thoroughly warmed. When it is heated to
the desired temperature, it will require less
coal TO keep it warm than if constantly
cooling and heating There is more econo-
my in filling the fire pot full OF coal than in
putting in only small amount, because that
burns away more readily. Do not use your
poker on the top of the fire. 1t is bad man
agement in the use of hard coal The CRATE
will remove the ashes and clinkers, thus
allowing free passage for air through the
fire.
In filling the furnace with coal the smoke
pipe damper should be opened and the ash
pit door and slide closed, otherwise the
smoke or gas will be forced out of the feed
door In the morning open all drafts, put
in small quantity of coal, let it burn
thoroughly, then add fuel until full Let
it burn a short time for the gas to be con
sumed before closing the hampers. When
Your rooms are heated and there is u good
fire in the furnace, shut it up as close as
possible.
If your furnace heats quick and strong
from good draft, SO that In warm weather
you complain Of too much heat, don't
shake the CRATE, but allow it to clog with
ashes, not under but on top of the grnte.
Ashes then lessen combustion. Never shut
off all the registers ut once. II you wish to
close the registers. close those on the upper
floors, as when the lower rooms and hall are
heated the air finds its way to the upper
rooms
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her IneaBeRs KNOW.
And All Her Friends Know
About the Matter.
And Nov She Wishes That Every
body Should Knox All the Facts.


The friends and neighboss Of Mrs. Ira
Henderson,, who resides al Armada, Mich,
know all about the matter. and she nos
wishes that ever body should know all
the facts just as they occurred.
For nearly four years, she says. II
had suffered. was so nervous, that
| eould not write or read, could Rot even
bear my children's company. ! wouhl
have such a strange feeling IN my head, il
seemed as if should lose my mind.
Il vas very weak ami nervous AMI would
get all in a tremble and my heart would
beat 50 bard that il would almost take m,
life. would have dizzy spells ami whs
little sleep / could get lid me no good.
couh not est anything that tasted right. L
iii seem as il everything had changed.
was greatly depressed and thought If onll
the Lord wonli enable HE TO keep my mint
until could get help.
1oetored for two wears without benefit
and then took Dr. t,reeue's Seryura bloc,
and nerve remedy. received help rlgh
away and | could see that the first BOTH
vas helping me. / cannot be thankful
enough. have recommended tito other
aud they have been helped by it,
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WEYEUK


49, TSlls Hsw She AaAe CAbesea
efvery werknaaliks Aspsse.
II there IL one thing more than another
that housekeeper Is partial to, It Is cup
board She is positively greedy about cup
boards, and probably the woman does not
exist who wos. admit she has too many.
In fact, in thu erage house these useful
recepfacles are like angels visits" few
and far between.
Now, of course, cabinets do not so far in
the way OF providing storage room, but
they are better than nothing and are adj
Missile IN rooms where anything more
capacious would he out of the question
The cabinet here illustrated consisted in
embryo OF u neat packing box, which, when
placed upright. measured = inches high by
10 inches Wild. and IL inches deep, the lid be
ing used as door Behind the box Were
nailed boards to form back, IS inches
wide and 81 inches high in the center, but
dropping 10 ~ inches at each side This
back Was 81 rei tlieied behind with bate ;
top AMI bostom The next additions were
the little upright pieces rising from the
sides If the box Their position will be
understood from the sketch. They do not
come forward quite TO the edge in mont,
space being left for the pillars and for the
small quadrant" pieces which fit into the
angles at the foot OF these Between the
uprigAt> "a shelf was placed, and the tri-
angular shelves were next fixed at each
side This finished the skeleton OF the
cabinet
Before adding the spindles the back was
faced with japanese paper, and at this
stage two little shelves were introduced
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From All Sides.
A manis known by the condition in hich

Amsnis known by the condition in hicf
he keeps his animals.
No man can stand drain upon his re-
sources so well as the farmer provided the
drain is on his wet lanis-Farm Life
The farmer with good oxen to sell this
spring has no occasion to complain Of the
price They are all wanted Maine Far
nler.
Carrots are the hest of all roots for
horses If we would use them more we
would find the feeding less expensive and
the horses more easily kept in good eondi
ton.
To allow an animal TO make slow
growth. and when a sufficient development
has been reached in this way TO feed it for
market. will add to the cost to such an ex-
tent that in many Eases no profit viii be
obtained.
The stables may be apparently clean aud
yet harbor Objectionable oders. thor
ough whitew ASKING will do much to remove
these. Apply the lime overhead as we'll as
on the sides. and use it literally.
Too many of Us underva iue corn and
corn meal 1t has been the fashion to decry
corn for the past five or six years. Ii is
true that i. contains rather large proper
ton of starch and fat. hut all its coustitu-
ents are in so digestible form and il is so
palatable to nearly all animals that these
will largely overbalance its lack of protein.
Prof. II. H. Wing of Cornell University.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Tentiug an the Plains or General Custer
IN Kansas and Texas, by Elizabeth b Gus
ter, illustrated PIP. 1913; New York .
Charles l.. Webster s Go.
All vino have read Mrs Custer rharni z
yolGnle'' Boots and Saddles" will be ready 70
give hearty welcome 10 this latest product
of her pea. The career of ten. Gcorgc 4
Custer IS one of singular intercst--an inter
,st which bis tragic fate only served to in
tensifs He was gallant impetuous. and
sesscd those elements of magnetism " hich,
with his purity of character, his thoughtful
consideration for those about him, AMI his
inf sib.e adherence to duty, never fail, d
70 win him the loyal affectio' :
of all - ha came in contact with him,
No one could write So well of such 4 man
IS the devoted and accomplished wife who
was his constant companion, aud who saw
aud .ymppthizcl with him IN all bis moods
The dedication of this charming volume =
itself most touching tribute to the Inem-
or, Of the dead hero .''ro him whose
brave and hlithe endurance made
thas, who followed him forget. IN
las snosbinv presence, half the hardship
ami the danger In this volume We get a
view Of General Custer in the military ser
vice that followed his departure from the
armY of the Potomac. He was at this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05

A little shine on IN old thing often helps
amazingly The repairer is occasionally
called on to cxpend bis ingenuity on mar
bic clock case, and he can give il a haEd-
some polish il, the following manner, nc
cording to The Theological Review: Take
ordinary yellow beeswax and dissolve it
into "A paste with turpentine. then take "A
soft aud fine rag place in the middle Of il
y round lump of wadding, fold the rag over
it and tie it together right above the wad
ding Upon this take "A little of the wax
paste and polish with it. Finally rub the
cn-e down with a soft channels
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As, next 10 ,5sc,. We profit mos fron, Ia.n.'
NJ. h... bo.a .,t.r
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alienable rights cl,ined for all ,ncn in tho
.-, r,..,....
ii'''i''' TAT ''e' la ''''"'' Vi 'n''eFe"'s"ce-
Mr. Henry l.. Weed of Belfast Me- la
had ercep,iora sncrsss in the n,,rsp;, -.
At
~ Az ''' " '''ie' '''-
joy ment nor happiness Is possl''1e,-go"d
health He is a Young man " no. for thir-
teen vears had 5een a,fiirrsd with rborr,,.
+ 1T.
''''''' '''''' am .o"S"' ""'''' '''''
was SO constant anu Troublesome parucn.
larry since severe attack of La GIi,pe,
thar he was sDnrahapsiva af co,.
sum PN'oi' "i' VI HIS
family having died OF that disease.
He suffered almost constantly from rheu-
m,t;su which nsr,,rnl.-lv ,rac..d HI. -;,l,
-,
'o''' ~ an ''A' ne was ife-
quently unable to work for days and even
weeks at time. He had been treated BY
many repu.ar musicians and had ernenas,i
:. -
d "A '''''''is Vi H''''ey io' 'siio"s P'pu-
lar patent medlcines without receiving any
benefit from either. lie SAYS:
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into the cupboard, the interior and door OF
which were lined with maroon cloth. The
door was provided with ornamental brass
hinges. and the front was paneled with lin
crusta, the same material decorating the
higher portion of the back The spindles
were somewhat of problem, but were
finally obtained, as were the other little ad
denda which complete the cabinet.
The enameling is very critical affair.
The color should be carefully chosen to har
monte with the surroundings of the cabi
net. Oak, ebony or mahogany is generally
safe to look well. This cabinet was ebo
al oil
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Nix tableipoonfulS Of ground nee int,
pint Of cream Set it high over slow fir.
and stir well unfil it thicI.ens Pour int,
the liquid ounces Of butter melted, ado
iialf "A nutmeg grated and pour the whole
INTO an earthe;i pan When it is cold, s,ir
IN tablesFootftils Of dry aonr. pinch
oi sait.2 oIliie'sS ri powdered sugar and
"eli beaten ees.s Mix all thoroughly 10
geth"r AID Try tie pancakes good color.
" len uiis - used instead Of cream. allow
more fai''f-'rr5nfnI Of ground ric,.. Only
small tii'ti itte@ siloi.i'l H. poured into tle
pan al oiit tine on aecu0nt OF it, hyhtuess
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
anusEMEkU.

HsSxY wArregsox os ..TaE SENATOR
csytslsR JoERStL OFFICE,
LorrsviLLE, Ky. Nov, l. lesl.
NJ UgAR SiE within five minuies
after the risiuz of the eaftsiH on The
senator last night tisc,sveresi that II re-
lated 10 the Armsrrong elsisn. IL msa-
ner. grew up with that claim The story
Of the comedy. As il uHfoiiess irseh, showed
me, a. had never before realized, the Jus
tee ard force Of that a hici before had APP
pealea chiefly to my affections. The silas
Denman Of your play is a real person, the
claim is real claim, and personally |
knew. lived AMI was familiar with every
on Of your ir*fs,.stIs t.yfs ''Rss.
Your play Is Identified ith one Of the
greatest and at the ssrne time, one of the
least considered issues IN any way arising
out Of the relation Of the government Of the
[ nited states TO its citizens. That IS the
relation sustained by the government 10 rs
creditors. 1t cannot be pre-
.ented " ifhort stirring the profOuniie.t SER
sibiEtias Of all true-thinking men. write
this To yoa oar of the fuIlness OF my heart
and belief. personally congratulate z you
lDt July bkHgh srtAtAh- 81 HAfAt
a comedy, bat also congratulate
NY self upon 50 powerful an Interpreter OF
ieas which have lain so long and 50 close
to my heart. thank you, my dear sir, for
this charming Improvisation OF all that
should be IN our public life, legislative and
Individual, and am always
Sincerely your friend
Signed HISkY WArfEHsoS.
The Senator will argue for the Den
man claim a, the Opera House tomorrow
night
Manager owen telegraphs the Journal
from Bangor as follows The Senator,
play and company, has made the most
pronounced hit of the season. 1t is entirely
worthy of Augusta finest audience"
cARL rrgNEK'- voicE.
Carl Turner. who has the part OF Ralph
Racksiraw in the opera "pinsfore" at Gar
liner next Monday. Feb. ~. is an operate
singer of considerable experience atd has
received much praise from the critics.
Among other notices va the following from
the Knoxville, Tenn, Tribune
.fhe BAIT Opera Co. began ihtir week :
en- "a cement lt-t eve at Staube- Theatre.
The charming comic opera La Mascot
was sung before an immense audience. Mr..
Carl Turner sang the tenor role nj Prince
Frederic in clear. ringing, lyfc tenor
voir,,, and 1t captured the house, lis soug
With the drum also belng hearty enrDrc,i.
Mr. Turner coinir opera bushes. has .
decided French fiayor about It, he having
been educated in Paris
II is acknowledged by all that Mr.. Frank
j Starley gives one Of the most artistic
rendcriHgs of the character Of Dick Dead
eye ever seen in Maine His manner is IN
lmitable and III, makeup surprising. The
experimenting school committee of Halo.
well have fallen into line and will close the
schools on Monday afternoon so that the
scholars may see -l'inafore.' All children
whether scholars OF otherwise, will be al,
mit,ed for the same low fare, and those
not having slips in advance can procure
them at the Opera house on Monday.
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Vaselinc. which is largely used not only
As a toilet article, but also as "A foundation
for various kinds of ointments, often leaves
brown stain on white goods. If caused
by the vaseline alone, there should he ua
difficulty in removing such stain BY n
thorough washing with good soap rubbed
on the spot and hot water, followed 10y the
usual boiling, This applies to old and oh
stina;e spots. If they are dipped in am
monia mixed with little hot water, aud
then washed in very hot water, they viii
also usually disappear.
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Chop up an onion and cook it in a covered
pan for 10 minutes with 9 ounces or ounces
of butter or clarified drippings; then pour
on to it quart Of boiling water or weak
stock; add or medium turnips, n potato
and ) tomatoes, or their equivalent of
canned tomatoes, all chopped up small
Season to taste with pepper and salt, and
let them all simmer gently together till
quite tender, when they must be all rubbed
through sieve together, put back into the
pot with little bit Of butter Just to boil
up. and served very hot, If the tomatoes
are of a good color, this PURGE will be very
pretty
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G. II Nigne', harness stare, though twice
Is large as before tie alterations were made,
is piled full of new goods. \ fulfilled
dapple gray horse faces the front windows
and attracts much attention, An admiring
group was Of 20 small boys admitted yester-
day morning to look the animal over. Sew
6 raj of the boys touched the side of the
horse rather gingerly as if they expected he
would kick at any moment.
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REAL ESTATE.
Franklin.

Following are the real estate transfers
for Franklin county for the week ending
April /, 1898.
WELD & AVoN-panicl s. Whitman of Nor
iidgcwock to l.. Morrison OF Pennington. premises
5000
WEI.p-.Jamcs Barrett to Frank T.. Barrett
homestead, 5000.
SALrM-Ellcn Crocker to Fred l.. Ellsworth.
land aud buildings .tt00, Fred l.. Ellsworth to
Edmund = Larrabrc of Pennington, one half
and and buildings, $500; Wilson Clark estut. to
\. T.. Dol,cr land. 500.
NEW SHtEo<.-sHrah T.. aud John f. johnson
10 Emily l.. Brown, land and bulldogs, 500.
fARMINGToS-.1uhn Tarly to !, Omar Iardy,
81; Geo. ". Wheeler to Sarah A. Blamct, laint
and buildings 5000, ,lain"s and Abbir \. Russell
70 Eben Morton. land aud buildings, @iGn.
AVON seldom H. kecI of Phillips 10 Geo, VI
liackrtt. prcmiso-, $3.50.
WiLluN--frink l.. Paine to Arson Mpsm IN,
land and buildings, val con Frank T.. Ranger to
Il, g. Fuller, land. 3..15 ). ). Wood to johnson
g. Wood land 500
DALLAS rLANrAIIoN- Luther Nile Of Range.
"J to Joseph :. Harris, land, eloo, Joseph ;.
lIarrls 10 DAVID VI Harris of Eusts, land, slop.
Js.- Maine & New Hampshire Granite Co. 70
Maine Central Railroad Co. water rights Sc, a..
EANGtl.EI Frank II kcmpton to i-auc Elts
premises, SliH. Isiac Ellis to Frank u. keinpion,
premises, 100; la, id HALEY 10 John rhbrook.
$500.
Et~iIS.--Iiannah +, Reed TO Samuel IIcnder.
~on, land and buildings,
Tow NsiIr ?, Il. 3, W u. X. P.-t.awrrnce
brothers Of Gardiner TO Lawrence Brothers Com.
puny, larg. tract of land
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Three cupfus Of flour, / cup Of white sue
ar, l cup Of butter, creamed; the whites Of
S eggs, l teaspoonful of cream of tartar
half a teaspoonful of soda Season with II
teaspoonful Of almond extract and add "a
cupful of blanched sweet almonds sliced
very fine.
A j-ton traction engine ran over
foot. leg and ;.rm of William Murfor,l.
Jr., Mt New Moretield, o., on Tuesday,
without i,juring him
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The annual meeting OF the Skowhc
Village Corporation vas helI at Cou,Iru
hall Monday afternoon. The meeting wa.
called to order by Corporation CIerk
George : Webb, an L. Il. Sheppard was
enosen moderator. George $. Webb was
chosen clerk; &. Y. Page. treasurer
trenrge 5. Wehh, Levi G. Enle-y and ]. NJ
Arnold. assessors; =. W. GouIi auditor
II. II. TUFTS. chief OF police Voted to
employ night watch ami raise 500 for
same; voted TO raise sl0sa for three fire
companies 5000 to defray expenses of the
fire department for the ensuing year; s2030
for hydrant rental $500 for corporation er-
penses. The matter of the are lights in
general was left with the assessors. Voted
TO raise si1oo for street lighting. S.A
Biekfor1 was chosen collector of taxes at
Ia per cent
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Fry sliced onions in butter, add Ia,
blespoonfu Of curry powder and let tne
onions and curry powder stew in a pint 81
good broth till the former are quite tender;
mix in a cup Of cream and thicken with
arrowroot or rice flour. Simmer n few min
utes, then add 4 or 5 hard boiled eggs cIt
in slices. heat them thoroughly. but do lot
let them boil