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opposed to the Admrs .lsn Of Utah.

Opposed to the Adm siGn OF Utah.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-The bill for
t le admission of U q will probably be
opposed in the sem te by its old antagon-
1t, toe Ladies Home Missionary Society.
which is seeking an opportunity to be
heard by the senate committee on terri.
tories. The members of this society
take exception to the statements which
have been made very freely by the ad-
vocates OF the bill that polygamy Is dead
in Utah, and say they have positive in
formation that the contrary is the case !.
They obtain this information from mis-
sionaries scattered through the 'errltory
The information is to the effect that the
practice is net carried on as openly as
formerly, but IN places remote from
towns and centers of habitations there is
little or no abatement In the custom.
They also say that in towns and cities
there is a convert observation OF the old
doctrine, and that every here among the
Mormon people the feeling is ia favor of
polygamy just as strong as in the PALM
lest oays of the MormoHs, and that if
this feeling is suppressed at al it Is done
because OF the fear of the fer eral author;
tiles. The ladies' argue thai il the terri
tory should be admitted Is state, aud
Its authority removed.t the Mormons would
control the state organtZ ton, and 1t
would be short time only be ore poly
gamy would again openly taught and
practiced as one of the tenets OF the Nor
mon people. The society embraces q
larua mem karshin IN thp Pres hufarlan
Congregational aud Methodist churches.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
Struggle WITH a Bur e az.

MCMINNvILLE, Or, Dec. 16-Deputy
Sheriff Roswell Connor had terrible
struggle with burglar yesterday while
conveying him from Salem, where be had
attempted to dispose of one of the
watches stolen from Smiths jewelry store
here three weeks ago. When near the
spot where WI 500, the murderer of Ma
mie Welch, escaped from Sheriff Kelly
last year, the burglar attempted to spring
from the buggy. Connor seized him by
the coa t,spd in the fighting and strug-
Cling the buggy seat and top were
broken. The horses were rearing and
plunglng all the time, Connor using one
hand with his prisoner and one with the
Ieius. Finally both plunged headlong
between the wheels, Connor still bold
ing TO both. but the horses broke away.
and Conner turned his whole attention to
his prisoner He pulled his pistol and
struck the burglar over the head He
surrendered. and the irons were tight
eEed on his wrists, and he was brought
here 20 Jail.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
FLOOD in BuRa.O.

BUFFALO, Dec. 16.--On- of the most
disastrous floods which the Buffalo creek
territory las ever suffered came with the
thaw and rain. of yesterday. The Buffalo
creek rose 20 feet last night, overfiowed
it's banks and left two feet of water over
the W ole territory known as South Buff
falo. People living IN that district were
obliged to escape from their houses in
skiffs or rowboats. The .feod is very ex.
tensIve aud great damage has been done.
No houses have been completely washed
away, but many were threatened and the
contents OF most were badly damaged by
high water. There is scarcely house in
the district whose inmates have not been
driven out or are now waiting to be taken
out. Patrol wagons were brought into
service this morHing for rescuing pur :
poses. They were driven through the
water from house to house until lead of
passengers he'd been taken up and these
were carried back to a place of safety on
high ground
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
chinese Rurned to Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15-Fire In this
city at $3.50 this morning destroyed a
China wash>house on Valencia street.
The bodies of two Chinese have been ta-
ken from the ruins, and the police are
searching for two others who are re-
ported missing and supposed to have
perlshed
The bodies of two more Chir es ere
taken from the ruins nf the laundry
which burned this morning, making in
all four. The bodies were all horribly
charred. II is supposed tnat the fire was
started by the opium pipes of the vic.'
Tins, and that they were TOO far under
the influence of the drug to es, ape. The
remains are now at the more eue, where an
inquest will be held.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
Crime arTwo Tramps.

ALBANY, Or, Dec. 16-About o'clock
this morning two tramps entered the
home of Samuel Logan, three miles east
of Toledo, Lincoln comfy, drugged his
stepdaughter, and, after removing her
across the river in boat, brutaly out
rnged her and left her lying, partially
bound, near the railroad track. The
girl, whose name is Cora Mays, Is 16
years old. Her parents had gone to To
ledo to pass the night, le9ving the chill
dren alone. The girls elder sister and
two chi dren were in the house when she
was abducted, butthey beard no outcry
nor heard any one enter or leave the
house. After beng left by the villains
she wandered along the track until she
reached house, where she was cared for
She WAS in a pitlable condition, being
clad in the scantiest of undergarments
with an old oilcloth coat about her, and
barely able to give an account of the
dastardly deco. This morning two ugly.
looking tramps boarded The east-bound
Oregon Pacific train at Chitwood. They
were put of at Nashville and officers
were directed to arrest them. Indlgna
iion is high and it is not unlikely they
will be lynched If identified as the guilty
parties.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Dec l6-E D Satellite, executor of estat
of Thomas Thompson, deceased, to Char
lotte Erickson; lot G. block ss. Militar
addition to Dalles City; Sl55.
Dec l6-Dauiel 0smers to August Buchi
Ter; lot G III block 50, lots G. q, 1, J and
K, block so. Military addition to Dalles
City; $3.50.
Dec l6-Clarence Bunker to Sarah e
Bunker; lot l3. block IL, Thompson's addi.
tion to Dalles City; $500.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
Preparing to Fight.

New YORK, Dec. 16-The Heratds
Montevideo dispatch says it is now
known that Mello is preparing to tight
the America. and Meth. roy with the Aqui-
daban and other ships. The situation is
daily becoming more serious for Peixoto
The governor of the stale of Minas-Gsr-
aes issued manifesto. declaring IN sup
port of the repub blic. He says not sim
gle member OF the BragaDza family is fit
to ru e.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
The Cronin Mystery.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15-The connection of
the mysterious 81. Simonds," who rented
fla on Clark street. with the CropIn
murder. was the subject of investigation
by the prosecution In the Coughin trial
today. The defense moved the entire
Simonds story be excluded, as Smonds
has never been indicted. but the court
allowed the testimony, showing the trans.
actions In the renting and flung of the
fiat.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23

Or, has brought suit through his lawyers
in the superior court IN this city for dl.
vorce. DeVine was married by Alder
man Flynn December II, 1899, and, 1t Is
said, lett his wife the next day. Both
sides allege statutory grounds for divorce.
The woman will move for consel fees and
alImony on Monday in the supreme court.
Devine is widower with two children
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
The Gar Afraid II Bombs.

Moscow, Dec. 16-The bomb explo-
sion 10 the French deputies has created a
painful impression on the czar and his
ministers. 1t is considered that France
is powerless to guard against anarchist
outrages. The Franco-Russian party at
ST. Petersburg is depressed. The menu
bers think the explosion was the effect of
the relations between the two countries.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
Eight Were Killed,

DUNKIRK, Dec. 15-About O'Clock
tonight bad wreck occurred on the
New York & Pennsylvania near here,
resulting in eight deaths and many in-
jurses. A TIRE stle, weakenei BY rains,
gave way, pree iphatlng The baggage and
smoker iuto the creek. The dead are:
Oscar Porter, Brockton; Mrs. orter,
his mother, Brockton; Genrge Rymau,
Fredonia; Mrs. Stockholm. Dunklrk
William McKane, baggage-mas er, Buf.-
fslo; Harry Hodge, conductor, and two
unidentified passengers
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
The Nicaragua Canal .

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15- The bouse
committee on foreign aud Interstate COM
merce have decided to report favorably
the resolution of reprr> entative Doollttle,
of Washing ton, providing for a commis-
sion of three sen 4tors and SIX reprr senta.
tIves to visit and investigate the Nicar4-
qua canal project.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23

barrel, and he felt a stinglpg sensation in
his side DIR. Holister was called aud ap-
Piled the usual surgical remedies, and the
boy is dong well.
Salem Democrat: A little after 10
o'clock Thursday morning Clyde La Foil
cite, l6 year-old son of Hon. Alex. NJ. La
Toilette, living about 10 miles north Of Sa-
lsm, was accidentally shot by companion.
La Toilette was engaged in repairing a
fence at the tima, and his companion, a
yonpg man of about the same age, was en-
gagged in examining 10 gauge shotgun near
by, when by some means the gun was &C.
cidentally discharged, inhicticg large and
ragged wound IN La Follett's right leg
about three inches below the knee, laying
lare the hone. DIR. w. B. Morse dressed
the wound. For tunatsly the injury to the
bone was not serious, and unless blood
poisoning sets in the young man will soon
recover the use of the hub.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
Tw Murderers HANGED.

PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, Dec. 15-Art ur
Courtney and Eenry Taylor, n,gr. es,
were hanged here at noon for the mur-
der last June of Captain Cooper, owner
of small boat plying on Chesapeake
bay. The murderers were the crew of
the vessel, and the murder was commit
ted for robbery.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-The secretary
of the Inferior has ordered the removal
of John c. Carlin, register of the general
land uffice at Prescott, Arizona
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
The Oregon Pacific

CORVALLIS, Or, Dec. 15-Tne Oregon
Pacific railroad vas sold by the sher if at
o'clock. There was only one bid. 1t
was purchased by G. E Hughes and j..
Clarke, representing James A Blair and
others The price was 5000. 600.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
They Got tired Soon.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15-Thomas Devins
lumberman and president of the bank
of Kent. WASH, and living at Portland,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23

Entered at the PostoEce at The DaIles, Or econd
Glass Matter for Transmission through the mails
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
FOR RENT.

TART OF THE MICHELBACH RESIDENCE,
with several acres Of land; also part OF orchard.
or terms apply to GEORGE WILLIAMS,
Administrator of the estate Uf John Miehelbae
aeaasaJ . mch2S
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-12-23
SOCIETIES.

OoLUMBIA LODGE, NO, 5, 1. o. o. F.-Meets
every Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in 4. OF P.
Hail. corner Of second and Court streets. Sojourn-
ing brothers welcome. d. CLoUGH, Sec
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02

= 0as ~9anbgcridbt 3l l1lm 'perurtbeilte
BEN friiberen &~aiiirer- Ser @eperbebanf, S.
q. S9mar5, ipegen ltnteric6lagung, 11r=
funbenfdli6ung unb 8etrugs St 81 Sabren
3uGtbauS unb 1900 Wearf Celebrate.
S6mar5 bat bic 8anf unb Detibie0ene
9epot7@ldubtge UNI Summen I'M Sc
iammtbetrage BON 1876, 1876 Warf geib67
bigt. Observation-Disclosures DeranlaBten
ibn 3u BEN llnteri6logungen. 8epor CT
Die 1nteri6lagungen perii6te, bate er ietn
eigenes ntcbt unbetrd6tli6es 8ermdgen inn
8Drienipiel eingebiiBt. @egen i6tperer
9erbre3en bat ii9 S6tpar8 ipdter nod Dor
Dem S9purgertbt 81 pe%ranttporten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02

fir 51mslimee attN 8tttNet.
GaftotiG f5rsert Die SCREAMING unb beiettisi
Gnfgetriebenbet, @eritDpfuno, aberibaifse Masens
Iaure, Dtarrbpe unb SteEersD tsppftiou. Da5ur1
iptr6 bas stnb SeIunp Senlabt rnb icin Sdlcf 4satirs
It'd. Gaitnrta entbalt weber Asprpbiu, nod an6ers
nartptii4e SubftanSeu.
D@atpria III 10 DprSiglt9 eeei9net fur 6tnber, bdB 10
thm rpr alien anberen mir befcnnten Prdparaten oeu
8CrSus sebe." $. q. Mrcb err M.D.,
Ill Sputb Sgfprb Stry GrpOfIqu, 81. ..
veett mrebreren Sabren babe t6 Sbr uGaFrrid@ ems
bfDblen unb tperpe es AUDI ferncr tbuH, taes Dbne MaSs
nabme quite HeIultate er3telt bat"
Gbptn s.. 8arbse, MD.
rTbe @tntbrDp", 1875. Ctr. un6 z. Ire, New gcrs
6itp.
illus perf6nlt6e 9 eDbdGt ung nnb Grfahrune tannt@
faaen, baB @altrrta cine au5sesei1nete 0iectstl fMr
Stnoer if, bic ais geltnbe8 G~bfnbrmittel pirft ln6 bic
Gpannun9 Der Gtn9cspetee, forpte bes 0elatnntiriternS
iebr ~beoeuten6 ltnnert. 8teIe SHUTTER BADEN MIR ietne
au~sseSei@nete Btrtung auf tbre 6tnber b%eteugt.1
DR.. g. SS9Dpb 9Orpea, Naafi.
observation-disclosures, II Murrap Str, 81. %
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18

n hI2nO NnA Write tor ear Maunnaoth
uAXX Ct$deO9ne, no pag-ahook,
"a III ia INT IN plainly tltustsmEed, Swing
= INV AseeS~ Aanaf actC9cvs' iOWest
prize with Manusactusers'
6tss0anGa on all GOO0a
mAnuf ac.a~ed and TIM
ss'rted sa&O the United
2katee.
SAVE s.: !;
ing. Hats. Caps. Boots and
AAso<a. k"tlUus. Cevckery.
S~w~lry. Rug9ses and Uar.
ness. Agricu 'tural Imple.
ments: In tact anything
MONEY !: =: *: !:
UsVAVs1s tuyer'e guile, We are the
'ly concern that cells u mnnuf.cture = prices,
lowing the b yer the same discount that the
ahufs stuSe givse /, the wholesale trade W.
lsrantee al goods 70 BE- equsl ?. pre- s-ntations
money refunded 6oM O. MT by expre3a ~
eight. with PRIVILEGE Of examination before
ly,nK.
!. Karpen 4 Co. 1872 QUINCY st.
Chicago. Illinois.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18

rJUUS f:ri; ian C..sn:. :ss:. AS.o s""aa
hsEmless and = perfect face beeutiner. A frst
sas nsedicans On sale with all leading druggist
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
faE CRiCxEU.
eFol. AiMlken usklsg - laeeealeat3ou
Of TIE Suhjsea.

ess(. Aitllkea nskisg ~ lasestleatiea
Of TIE SshJsea.
Boise stsessmaa.l
Prof. Robert Miaikea, Who sntil
sseeotly &lled tho chair Of agriculture
10 ths Stsss University. has been
coauissionsl ~ the Secretary Of
Agriculture to make "a inxest;gstion
Of The habits Of ths osiokets now Va.
fssting soos psrss o< this Sta&e snd
60 Sepors upon the sane 60 the de-
Dsstmsos. He desires soy who have
any information % give TO oommuai-
cate With him at NAmpa % that be
can visit the places where che pest can
b studied 70 the bssE advantage.
The professor VA 10 Boise yesses.
day. Spesking Of tho cricket he said
iss scientific name 10 snabrus simplex.
II 10 . sati.s Of the mountain districts
of Idaho, Utah aad northeastern CALI
fo,nia. Hatohing out 10 the NOUN
tains in Immense numbesa the
Ssicksas often move down in&o the
valleys ~ they have done this yesr.
They have been knowa 20 move
westward into Oregon and Washing.
con. Thsis habiss, though, are very
little understood. and it seems to be
az opsn question shsshss in the sue.
Asedipg ssasoo. . srop il ever
hstshsd ont in the invaded country.
On the eastern slope there is differ.
eat cricket. which i somewhat
smaller than the Idaho insect.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
O u r.
WORLDS FAIR
BEVERAGE !
The Most Hsalthful AID Popular
Drink Of the Age.

The proper dsink for both table and hpeside
now within the reach OF all. Every thrifty house.
wife cen now provide for her home II spr orange
pear. cherr apple. banana aud pineapple elders
at the small expense Of fifteen cents pr gallon.
Keep your husbands and eoEs st home by prepsr.
ting for them these delightful and hs.ml~as
ably mud Its way into the sslosna. 1t only takes
ten minutes to make any ono OF these delightful
drinks Enclose 10 centa for one or 50 cents for
seven Ut the "FFuit Cider Receipts" Ae dress.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
the FOURrm DISTRICT COURT.


2ays 1893, Term Hos. e. o. Stock.
Alsser, Presidisg.
TUESDAY, JULY 10.
J s Ch'lds " Bu'tercup Mining
Company-Consinued for the term.
First National Bank Of HALEY "
St. Louis and Idaho Mining Co.,
Judgment for plaintiff for $lOO7 so
aud costs Of suit.
Anuis n Moody ~ n l. Moody
Default ct aside, dsfsndan' permitted
70 Gle On snswss i, st.n'es. Dso.s Of
divorce refused both parties, each to
pay HE costs.
Philip S Hurst " Gardner G Adams
It al-Testimony to show title IN
Hurst offered.
A J Jaekson ~ Altusss County
Thirty days aiveu to prepare case To-
Supreme Court. Two oas~s.]
Nv Garrett " ssms-Sams order
1.-Two essss
A Williams 70 S u Fsiedmas,-
A J Jackson appointed receiver 4
hold any moneys from rent until Ii.
6nai liberalization o. this suie.
First National Rank OF HALEY VI
John Hspdsl-Continusd for the term
AN Leonard 70 &c LsonA, d.
70 b s.ausd,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
A WEAK MAN

Can now cure himself Of the tleplorahlt
results Of Early Abuse ard Perfectly Re-
store his vigor and Vitality by GU,
GREAT AUSTRALIAN Remedy. Tie Re-
markable Cures of Aol.less cases ut Ner-
vous DEBILITY and Private Com plants aw
stamping out quackery everywhere.
The Medicine, a ply sicixn's gift to
humanity, will be Sent Free to thoet
afflicted. Address, ~,th stamp,
DIR. ALLEN LEWIS,
- KRAax1 o.. eAx FaAnmsoo. Cal
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18

TAs Wsnas's Ball1jsg.
just south Of thu 59th St. entrance.
Diuensioas 200 By 400 feet. Coz
$4,000. Every lady should visit II
Qoa's forget that the Chicago. Union
Paoi6e and Northwestern Lice oifera
Abe best service and rates % cheap q
any line 70 Chioago. No change.
For additional information call on
the Uoioa Pacific agent, Nj. A. E
Bsamss, Hailsy, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18

Job Printing q The T:kss Office,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
Notice..

Notice.
wdstsa proposais for . site fol
location u tho Soldiess' Home oil
Idaho will b received BY tho beard
OF trustees till the Gath inst. All
Communications must Do addressed IL
The vadessisned.
By ordss Of the board.
JAMES F. CURTIS,
Secretary Of State.
BOISE, Idaho. July IL. 1888.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
PAnsieS.

Pure white, light blue and Bsa>
sons6sld. so cents PET blossom.
Other kinds, mixed. buyers choice,
81 cents each; IL for Is eents; 80 fos
80 eents; 100 for 81.
Lssvs orders, with cash, ct this
Office, o. at northwest corner Nsin
And Silver serssts, Haley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18
the POSITION Of saLvER.


1e % eASeSoe Soe0oeW - UoDeooooos
Transition Ssage.
San I.a.clsss Papes.l
The latest circular issued by tho
Treasury Department announcing the
values Of the standard coins Of tho
world bears the dsse of July Let. AZ
its 6guses are based on che average
rates prsvsihng during <he pseoedi"g
three mo"ths they do not show lat
week's suddea dsep in che price Of
silver.
According 10 this table Austria
Hungary. Brazil. Canada. Newfound.
laod. Denmark, Egypt. ZEALAND. Ges-
many, Gsest Britain, Liberia, Norway.
Sweden. Portugal and Turkey now
hsre the gold standard; Bolivia, the
Central American republics. China.
Columbia, Ecuador. Jadis. Mexicc.
Peru. Russia aud Tripo'i the silver
standard. and the ArKessin~ Rspub
liz, Belgium. Chile. Cubs, France.
Greece. Hsy,i, I,aIv, japan. the Meth
e'tsods, Spain. Switzerland and Ven.
-zuels bsss their financial system on
both gold and liives. This would
give . population Of 203, l93. +32 sos
the gold standard eoun tries, ~, OO2,>
$50 for tae silver standard ooaatries,
and 2s4,l9s.142 for the bimst.llic
countries. including the Us;ted States.
II shw gave . correct idea Of the
situation. there would sesm 70 h.
nothing diseouraRine in the outlook
fos sil~er. Unfortunately i does not.
Most OF The nomiosHv bimesallic
countries arc really on . gold basis.
Tho United States is in that position,
and 90 IL France. Neither ws nor
the French have had true bim.tallism
since 1873. IN . seai bimetailio cur.
seney both metals circulate at their
bullio" ss'us. and che oo;asgs stamp
!. merely . convenient way Of ;denti-
fvi"g what would 30 worth ~ much
without It. The Treasury table shows
that most Of the countries that sse
supposed to possess the double stand.
srd maintain their silver coins 1t .
fictitious value to correspond with
gold. Tho franc, for instance, is
rated ct 1913 cents, - i has been for
the past twenty years. although il il,
were msltad down the metal in It
would cell fos lees than 10 cents.
Russia, which il cls.sed % . olive,
standard country, has an isredeem.bl.
paper currency, and if il ever gets
rid Of that il will probably 60 to Rold
Nevertheless, silver remains thu
prevalent medium of exchange for .
large part OF the world. AID there i.
no danger that its use will soon b.
abandoned. Il 10 passing though On
unpleasant transition stage just nov
tho stage Of financial self.ccnscious-
ness. In former ages people used
gold and silver in their exchanges 20
matters Of oou,se. and were glad to
get oil they could lay their hands on.
without stopping to thsorize about
them. The idea Of scientific stand.
ard OF value WAS something beyond
their depth. In the present ce"tur.
they have been comparing the sdvan,.
ages OF different standards, aud .,y.
ing, each nation for itself. TO select
the best. A disioca,ion Of .xohane.
has resulted which will have to b~
m~"ded hy international sgreement
When the nations OF Europe become
that they have been too
hssty in cutting the 6nsn"isl cable
that has bound them to half Of the
world they will be ready to take .
A
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18

We invite the public to call and
participate in the novel exhibit oi
Loo Cream. Oosos and Coffee u o.,
store, usds isom St. Chsslss Evspos
Atsd Cream.
Come end ssup's thsm-Rsxs tt
Hy8BY1oDY.
ALTURAs COMMERCIAL co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-18

eovery prevents and cures al diseases and
disorders caused by impure blood It invig-
notes all the bodily functions For oil forms
q srofc3ous, slim and. scalp disease, and
sven Consumption (which Is really lung
scrofula in all its earlier stages, 1t Is q GER
tain remedy. It's the only one that's guar
TIE money 1t Ssns matter It s of coa
0isncc in ones medicine.
Its the cheapest blood purifier sold
through druggists, because you only pay for
The good you set.
Can you ask morei
Tho Discovery" acts equally veil al tAs
No0r round.
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CUT FLOWERS FOB SALE.


Buyers ohoics-25 cents to 81
each.
Sellers choice-l0 cents each: 81
per dozen; Is to 80 per 100.
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Notice for Publication.
PRk.ENPr ON pROnv

OS1OC 4O1 1UO1IC6C1OU.
PRk.EMPr ON PROOF
Lane Office at HALEY, Idaho,I
June IL. loS3.
Notice is hereby given that the followipg.n.med
mas Med nOtice Of hrs intention to mske anal
proof IN tui port ef his claim aud that SAID nroof
WI be mad before the Krgister and RECEIVER NJ
ha'ley, Idaho n July %. 1883:
TENNIS O'NEIL,
for the OF the SEh and the 81 of the MEL
sec. H. Up nur.h, Of Range rs east.
He names tue toll wing witntesss = 70 proye hi.
aat Oa, VIZ: W.
william Oxen, of Ieel e, Idshc.
Peer n"hshue, Of h. Oadf~rd, Ida, o.
mts NJ kelvey, of Houston Iaaho:
Herr. NJ. Ward. VI HALEY. Idaho.
W. Z. RILEY
Register.
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