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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

/ bv the treasury steps, near 10 the White
! House toI Gears Her laoiber slld one
lfis oatirt otglre; Seii.ii have more trate,''
1 NO, Rosie answered. ~ Can't move.
aTay from Miss NetetH
nut Niles Nnilics goin' to be married
\ to y primes. an move away.
h2sse began 70 cry. don't cares
can : tnoye 81 she gaesl she. KEEPS me
ana sweet rs Miss Nellie 10 met"
~ An4 ~ there MAS great wedding
/ white ana pink flowers Miss NeiIie9
! stood beside hef young English husband.
almost brnken-hearted az ha etye away
tire pfeltY young Jrlde. The faithful
servants s,s helped % make the house beau-
tliul garden % flowers, and covered the
cafpef With roses and lliies Tor her feet
t''at WAS sau dty FOR her family,
ana When she sailed away to Engiand
serfowtil. the men 1t tie gate lost 4
sultN friend aHa The pp5r people s1rely
/ he Two ponies, ,isF Davis and "f}ut-
TONS lost tiieh' mistress. and handsome,
s1i1fn ltsypi, her fattrra gift her
stable; tho small Black cart. and ,iT,gspt5
wele SHOWN eyerywhtre at the capital.
TOW long 4 aii ssens! a few weeks
yislted WASHINGTON. She came Win hsr
neither any three chadreni The eldest,
Ris.. son AlssEil9n' y Rosemary and
| =, tNl.n her ltstle danGhters. are ~ and
" Trey are Englsh born and have the
4 clear nngiish complexion, and the fair
! sweet Took OF pAtisa NrfIles thelri
i American mother Yhev are c1fnttfp hArrs
! To the capital next year 10 I've and nr-
eryheav Is siad old frieaas eave them
! beasvful dlnners aud tea8, invited theal.
! 70 drives sud thfaters sent thein low
ers, and paid them dalightfnl xtentlanR
/ MR. Grants pariora sSefis crgwdea With
| friends and visiforF TSes wrrc welcomed
/ BY old friends ana e3u1raf.ts "a Mss Nol-
| les fathar Whose iast watsls bas0re ha
/ died were MY Little Nellie SIC erfe@
one night while hers Bitterly, ana saids
| ooh, It IS 80 hard not "a find my father.
| bit how Is goes Is nay hesrt to hehr
1 the people Whp loved Him say Miss Nai-
llies am elsa to see YOU!
NahDay reiulced more han ntincia
| 5etry. who aifll li1es al fhe Wnlts
1 floase y INST MN nne day. aad throw
iins up both hands asa inushs3r No XII ,Fs.
'stfeHe yoti saaa Our Miss Nellie fsrnnt7
! She jos MS sweet asfa taarhl ffer shini
| ie.H as fair an cinar ~ d cniiel n, shn'
/ SAIL. oh jerry how ejad / mn Is SO
| y0f- II 3aS sal ma az Is them s5f,3
/ days when ! used Is iift her INTO fhaf
llltfie cert and wateh her drfYe away
NTH itkypttp
| sksd, enid she seem the same. Uncle
Jwrys
.f3est the very sanset lie 4e.s ssinie
sweet smile III Afi reiifsi As,n aS,,
| laurhet. al, talked les aa a,errv az a
hl4tt srfa rfall v1sirs Il t.4ff.i t., i4t,5 ils
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

Hcti1t SIT f1toN7 0H@f 2t't'tNF w fHe
Il roor woman aio scrubbed fhe treas
airy steps ard ofhees, ne4r by, USED 10
walk ihfeust she White Hanae groanus
every ntgbt on her way home Ode az
thu women hengAt 4 WAS aneer. bec4tise
II MAS some out Of the way, and one
rainy night said ~ ~ a9n you SO
oraa5,leis, Sa;se rs 50 silly 70 90 10 W
m 20 crassssets shAnt zee Aflas
Nellis.r WIS ale reply.
what euod IS Mas Nel'ie3 What does
she cnfe Ter poor scrub WpmenY
les come and sect She docs Mo more
good than I can tell you. She always isaa
q good wofi, ard ! bright suiie that /
carry home With me
Tine two women walked past the south
stehs AZ Nle nresldents house, jams Iast
down her umbrella and lppked up 4 the
chanlher window. flfF tifeu face beafned
as she nufitd and SMILED and went on
toward her poor hor1a With q iiehs step,
rasy laughing faee WAS nt the WIN
dow and dame caught The eElte and nod.
and 1t WAS sunshine 50 nei | NeadeT Il
chldTsn reans know ho~ strong kind
Whrn General Grant lived IN the big
home 30 Ilstfeet Nellie went "a school
IN WaAhInGton she had three brothers
and ever - many piaSmataSi the little.
green yard was oiled with meffy. noisy
Children Nellie Grant la 9ll tEo games
md Invited Va children Of poor plain poo
When she went away from home 20
school vacation time was celperLcd hy
the servants aa greak event Nothing
could he too nice for "our Miss Nellie"
General sherman gave her 3 box party
az tho thetter one cold Christmas day,
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J..
tae treaty atF skips - aAoptlnR u and
ara Watching sech 80fk "a isf Hfu SlfoHh
n aeink ln fyF country With Yef$ uflltn.ll
efeH II ffefDsaY Rr1 4 faLeal lssi1 kifeit
Sf1fti1 a1lH E-Hei4 hha,iil Aa4iiy adapt
Tie IA 1les}ca4 e5asaaiH6lle Il ~3H lss ut
fl4tt ikfft9ff tltEkfse He'd Cruise Will 1We
neAt t9 itsslzi I3nnAat, "a NiiaHe beain zfir
100 -fyss 3.3t fqreff*ea. ~ kretisFt
tisfis t{Ais'gkfsi = lsliI, aalgii+ WORK
Mhtn iss work 81 done Of any afid tho
fted rfosa gsnssheH sset;y ~ & cqFnr
and Miss safieli Rsfa haf dofpDettfit iisf-
f2li'es eeiittH "a the hragHu egtefa ~
fsszAsHatq ton - e4fFy ~ the way Aelgoue
NofA RtltrA y ueeas lated ia iu'flA s0lfgs
The rflEtifae ~ TIE ted cfas4 Viii tic l4e
4efn4 tigaais cpanrfi.
!. 1he fsHpiar zissl ct lie preslddHt Of the
tkff fffofB hzt hfra A. WlHa H1ft9n ~
HtsSaes "a Ngfaan Titt Rip ii eoe ha1a
.tt.f Z tpNra II ti,E otnHf. fH4 iaf1 WI
r tAI4 eQqnt5Y af1 sUa ffSailis flfaft
kar earned lef tt1e tilt 81 tiie American
t.sN<ftlee <Xl6tu nfNle, aa1 iIte Hfaffaksqn
s - ~ g tllaf ISIS % neg aseh y tiilsk
4lesn 10 ibf Fixtures silsf yBnhK nto.
~ 1.fe effn q nff sifepEtflan thai idea
itf f'.k4 Haftqn litf6 isfsf 8 ~. the por.
At@st teitt4 81 b@f ifl ter r.4~ttEdc ferh
Aaa q iizztt spfs ghat nlif Wltl be rethsnl.
IsfSH - tf1e hkes hfat Sis Has fiir some
tuis ANtSaea u have ass new qlflrfct
$3.50 ~ e1eeiaf favor Hiss Barton
t9.ttseHAtA Y a-n1ap slot
fsAt we SIP and fpssr n 5f.is' one Of
utf tafi g ne ifea Cross work
Atlttf tts esiiiefARcts 20 attend ara
iipp'iieAi1oAs isVin the international
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earlier thnn usual because OF the Ruasian
fetee. ana now for some weeks apc'ety
has hcen In wiiiil. Dejpencrs and an
htfs have trippea on each others heels
nNd niEhts hnye followed days with more
II n fruiy Il Ronan's only city that
Remains philosophy OF nm'iSes vons' ~
better how 70 invent pleasures and dis
tractinna.
DINNER ABLE DECORATIONS.
Little intimate dinners in magnificent
houses have not been the least interesting
or the months doings. ana from them or
rinary niortWs may appropriate some use
FOL hints
In Rraar SURROUNDINGS and costly de-
tails Of ssrls rurc md plate Of massive
gold, flower decorations always have an
air % simplicity very charming
An idea All new Is 10, intsrlnee the span-
drsls 81 the dining room ceiling with Vine
gariands, to procure the effect Of d bower
Then the canhoebras are wound with the
same gaflands. Ia which appear some
flowers % the kind used on the table.
on the table Some sort Of flower alone Is
used, and one color 1'hus yon may have
ninuve dinner. Ike that OF the Princess
Cnr0uaofi iiic otner dny In tie center
al tie table III placed a LARGO BASKET Oh
ilowers, and over The cloth are scattered
the F2Ine n5wers wift m art that looks
sicinnsd rcsss, or virlefs. lied IN bunchrs
with violet RIBBON. OF nluN corn flowers
And AZ the end Of tire repast the gentic-
man, az the invltaiion Of the hostess, dis
tribute these scattered flowers 10 the
ladies. lhiA iden r. very PRETTY
= Two or three flowers are stuck through
the menu card, which q Of the same tint
card at the Countess nf Pourtates recently
WIS o. blue written 10 silver. u Ind the
ner whlch more humble mortal may re-
place with a ruDnogrum.
of.en the color ir cnrried out in other
details. IN the lamp shades, the servants
dress, the cakes, The ices. This mono
chrome supplies q sort 90 character aud
entertaius the guests, The fashion IL In
great vogue,
TIE SORT OF GOWN.
For a small dinner the gown should be
rich In material, elegant in cut and very
simple,
SAY "sinan dinners because ~ Paris
there ARC, 80 many dinners that prelude
receptions and fetes, n which elaborate
evening" toilets are worn.
Let tie material be velvet or satin or
silk ard the garriture he guipure lace or
PASSENGER tarles Of mock Jewels. or to silk
add slfnpiy velvet. It should be a half
decoliete.
decpllete dinner gowEs and Paris dress
makers nuke many high gowns expressly
for America. but among Paiisians they
let iii. sleeve cover the elbow. thus
directly hiding any SHARPNESS Of angle
" i s MA io, M i1rt 10 ,n1,,n i,;tI ~.
longer than to the floor
AT 81 ROSE DINNER.
A beautiiul countess wore this gown
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they come under the direction OF Miss
Grace Dodge, who directs the giving Of
them HWJFe
Miss clews alfa Heruian 0eiftchs
Mrs 8iopdgead. Mrs. Roosevelt Eooaa-
Welt, Mrs. levi n Norton MTa u Pier-
noGt Morgan, Alis, Yztiaga, Airs Jameg
Waterbury, Mrs. Henry Isiews AIRS Louis
Lorrlliard, Mrs. Adlai Stevenson siud Mes
Hail the VIE oil Or. Julln Hail. air all
emphaticaily in faver or the g.viile Of
ii0sgvra 70 tie poor, arr eaeh ono ol these
taaies cartaes on a liitle charitable or
Ganlxdtion OF her eMn III This liue
No the very p0or-tile needy there &
given more. clothes and occupAtIanl Eat
70 grent class OF indoor workefs4-ftfe
shop giria, The needle women and those
who work ever Tables and desks for long
hours with se;tnt there rs Eivrn lbs
afal doses of that which they most Heed
something To cheer tile dry and make
q monotonous lot seem easier
Atlgtistst Prescott
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

morse car II she doesn't know you. and
zen tp7iss On kespias three feet away
I'm Sou on the paflor sofa alter You
become acauainted7
nsse problems are, as have said be-
~ voc inucn Tor me Perhnps they have
~ ueen Thought out BY come eminent
pnNe9sgpber, but ] DOUBT t.
\, 9snege theF form q valuable addition
~ t1e apcuine ct the unkaownbie, as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

ttl ". IL 80. = a-..1 NJ AIDE.
"e's $3.50 Us "a $1,000, ane
\ 4 NJ = n"sa Ntss ,i M K II.
pseSss'Ee tt's Hss'S ss,st N.
49, 'seas w r. I'm Az. tian
'',,Sss''.''s s,s''.s,s ,,o,,,, 4, sses
~ va 49, 49, N .,..,. !. I,
erA ''iee e'su b'sHeNs .sa
wnat WORK they eo'stn y s'ss
~ ~ essi'se'' 'Ansy oAteu 'ss'''',.''s' 4
the sing I l,sssnsets, a'.p Sg y, VIVA,
sEs'asVns 1870. ~ s.i, =, ,,,,.. sa,,.,,,
nfss ssisp 1913 $500 s.,s,,s,.s
nS'a np9p sns nv s,.sa.,i.s
y $500 'ss,'s's1' IN Z,
s'pa nss h'l Z ils's' i,
$50 s'' 49, 'i,e sss U, x
$3.50 s''l'''se'''1 .'s 4 Al, =, go. nv,
VIZ afsoS,4ses '4ss sAs NV s',,s ~.
tsh * ssisess w n'ss7 81 \.
tH1 sDilu'sins' " 1850
feis ''h'a piss nssi ts'.e i'eir'st'
~ for me work 'aas tnese women leSe
done, eternity h'ons WI reveal Y tnsss
oiiiet women whoyd onig badge Il tiny
silver cross have aafed y "a iil'e pi'css
from which the heart reeolsesi NIP Gems
y7iicre vice stHa cftrne had dwclt fer years
tTd no life fsaa g Feos ana 50 Degraded
ti'7t lhsy rs7'ild not ny ts''t ", Ihs
ipsiaenoe taeg ha'c cafFisa wilA them
has been 90 PURE, ~ refining, that the
most hardened efirasus3 silsnces me hru-
AZ eain, tsse eeafge se'lg, q Essht e sfe
1907 ssssz ts Rs's.. $3.50 y
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the form Of puff made by doubling ana
gathering the velvet. II Is SOME three or
four trches wide and very fnil
In one OF these GOWNS slirely, or even
IN a mild reflex Of one woman may
wrap her cloak about her and 10 OUT to
SUITABLY dressed. Fiorlane
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pARlslaN DINNER


Tor tne sunday Post.
Paris November O-Paris even In he
rainy season hnds tho means 90 diver, &,
self The world came back % town
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] w. IIrt u
Its wonderful eject Is NqHa 4 Il
every household 1l.onkanas we ~
eases ard dlscaloraiion ~ lhr ssis e
ing moths fracklfn, salloWnsss
redness, puppies, biAekhesls. el,H q
have Ind their hearts gisdssasa 2 =
I'm is AEsOLuEIslii HAgAAl||
All prominent phy sicians feceaasa,pa 7.
does MOI drive the impurities III ~
them out. II y mol eesnssgs = II
up, bus q cure
IT'S PRICE ~ RifASll BE
one bottle which costs 8 p sslss
fieient 10 care, Or TIRES ". 49,, I. Z.
qnlred. s., Prep lt1ls so. III
Hacked 10 u plain HfEppei* . lsHs,
nsrf's hook. nfIdw 10 10 heaA.iiiset, u
fur q cents MME hpki'tAls
1afh EfreHt New 4crk, - "a
This wonderful psepdra.ler Al,s t.5sj
RlDuart.e lG,f ffTIAN hAl.ai s, q Il
orr tsflAipI II ZION 50 l s,s t'a1
III lfED ROSE PASTE. y i} !. X x, +
FACE POWDER, GOLDEN LA Y Y
aud Denllasnfv nhirh II ka$ "; :. 4.
move supern.s0us hair. are ngF "a IS 4
can he bad NJ
w illiamson ! Millllel|
Il. MAfg Il. aoilsfos'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24
Odd facts About Beasts and Birds.

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

eommunlcants wers invited Ia approach
the sacred table the church presented
scene as rare as It was impressive:
eight Federal soldiers. toeethaS> with
:heir general. a,ri three Conteier>e
officers, including the boy. knelt to-
gether around that holy table and par
took Of the broken body and shed blood
Of common Lord an. Saviour.
Not until all had communed. and
the old pastor had invoked "a blessing
upon all, did these Christian soldiers
offer II retire and when they arose =
20. il seemed AS though they were
loath 10 quit the sacred precincts Of
that old country church where
they had loubtIess been brought
nearer IL God and nearer II their
loved ones, worship.rs Of the same Al
mighty Father, in temples far away.
With bowed heads .an1 deeply rev
crcntlal manner, they filed two and
two out Of the church, Led 10y the com
mander, the congregation rerpainine
III their rcws until all had passed out
This soliierly cnvalcade, onceanore
III the saddle, formed An imposing
group to look upon. the general. n
on magnificent charger, and sur.
rounded by his staff officers each Of
whom was but second to his com.
mandor.
The spell of the sanctuary was still
upon them, for as Yet not word had
been spoken, and they waited in silence
| for the command Forward 1t did
not Come. Their leader seemed pom
dering upon some thought which had
taken possession Of his mind to the
| exclusion, for the moment. OF thu sci.
| der instinct Of mental alertnes4
Suddenly he spoke. Call an or
! llerly,s he said
| When the soldier came forward, lie
thus addressed him:
"Orderly, go to the church and pre-
sent General BIS compliments to
| the three gentlemen dressed in Com
iedcrate uniform. and say that he
would be glad to see them for mo-
ment
Without q moments hesitation. the
| three came forward, accompanied hy
the orderl V. After tho salute, which
was gracefully ack cknowledoedby 10y the gen
| cral and his entire staff, the gem. raj,
! addressing them as "soldierF,' said
| Il requested your presence, gentle
men, because l suppose you cannot
| possibly be aware that YOU nre several
miles within our lines. which have been
very recently moved forward / 10
not know how vou propose to rethack
| t. Your command, but this do KNOW,
that any way you may choose viii he
| attend with much riek and perhaps cap
/ turo as prisoners of war. After Nv hat
has transpired to-day, | feel anxious
TINT vou should cet back without beng
| subjected 10 the danger and annoy.
ance q arrest and probably indefinite
| detentlon" Then, tearing leaf from
his pocket portfolio, i. wrote.
| ~,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-06-24

ence soon gave Eay before the spell o,
pious devotion which pervaded that
little sanctuary as though some angel
bad whlspercito Il their hearts: Peace,
be still."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
HAVE YOU A OLAIm7
If 1t Il Just the Press Claims Com.
pany will Push It Through.

ee = OSAS ~ = 0AVV04s
The Press Claims Company is CONF
posed of hundreds of the Leading
newspapers in The United States.
Its business is to prosecute all claims
laid, pension, patent, war, back
gay, etc.-to final settlement.
it offers patrons prompt service,
reliability, aud talent Ear above the
average.
Itdoes its work thoroughly and we'll,
and charges less for its services than
any attorney or attorneys.
1t was established to save people
from imposition by shysters and from
hasty work by other and less method.
i al agents.
Its employees ore men of ability and
standing, aud the Press Claims Cons
pany is probably the most responsible,
most useful concern in the United
States.
If you have any business to tr ans
act in Washington, address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
P. o. Box 463,
Washington, D. 9.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
THE QUEEN OF THE HILLS.

The EmpleYes Refusing to Stand . Re.
duction, tho Nine and Works Are
Shut Down.
Tho Queen Of tho Hills mine 10
again idle, the men having refused to
submit to . reduction Of rs cents per
day oil around.
Last Saturday . telegram came
from Manager Thompson. who is in
London. England, ins,ruc,iog Super
intendent Murphy to reduce wages rs
cents per day all around, OF pull the
pumps out of tho mine.
All the men but one were getting
81 or over per day.
They refused to stand the reduction
aud quit work. They offered to COM
promise on . reduction of so cents
per day. bat Superintendent Murphy q
instructions were positive and loft him
no discretion.
The Queen Of the Hills mine il
therefore idle. No steam 10 issuing
from tho hoisting works, and the
workings are probably filing up with
water again.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03

Old papers for sale at tits office
rs cents per hundred
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03

Massaohuse,ts-Henry Van Ness
ell Mamie Short.
Virginia - Burr Hodgman and
Abbie Burns.
Connecticut-John Braass and
Margaret Mavius.
New Jersey-Wlll Breck and Fay
Leonard.
Delaware-Geosge Hunt and Mu.
riel Beamer.
Maryland-Clsfson Cliff and Vivian
Weber.
North Caroliua-Louis Bartsch and
Maud Waters.
New Hampshire-Presley Horn
and Edna Haight.
South Carolina-Columbus Weir
and Pearl York.
Georgia - Martin Mallory and
Florence White.
Rhode Island-Jessie jackson aud
Cassie Walker.
HUMOROUS.
Tho Wood River Mail Service -
Bruce Hodgman.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
Tho WOniMn's Building.

Just south OF the 59,h street en-.
trance. Dimensions, 2O0x40O feet.
Cost $l40,000. Every lady should
visit It. Don't forget that the Union
Pacific offers the best service aud
rates - cheap - any line to Chicago.
No change Of cars enroute via Kan
lsas City and the Chicago & Alton R
r. For sdditionai information call
on the Union Pacific agent, Mr.. A. E.
Beaner, HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
LOCAL JOTTlN6S.

Try Tracy's Corn Cure.
Smoke Davey's home made Cigars,
Ross Kingsbury arrived to>day from
Boise.
Cigars By the box, At Tracy's drug
store.
Attorney Vineyard left for Boise
today.
Delicious loo Cream Soda Water
1t Traoy's Drug Store.
Every hey 10 town is expected 70
DO at tho Armory by O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
" Collins the tailor repairs, alters and
cleans clothes, at living rates. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Mrs. Davidson, daughter of J. O.
Swift, who came to this city aftrr her
mothers funeea, left for Salt Luke
City to day.
Do you travel? Are you going to
the Worlds Fair? If SO get All acct
dent ticket in the Travellers.
LENNON & BOONE, Agents.
A carload of ore shipped from thu.
place to>dAy was made up as follows:
Goffre lease, 10000 pounds; loose
swespings, 1900 pounds.
Leave orders at the Alturas Com>
lnercial Co. for Purdum's ice-the
best aud cheapest ia the country.
All persons who wish to send tele-
grams tomorrow, from this city, will
have to call At tho depot between s
and 9 O'Clock in the morning or be-
tween Z and 8 o'clock in the evening
Earhart has received another in.
voice OF the best, fines. candy in the
world. 1t is going like hot cakes.
John M. Butler is in from the
Minneapolis companys placer mines
on Smoky, to stay over the Fourth
He states thdt the prospects for the
compsny's making money are ex
.celleAt.
Warren & Higgins, having thor.
ouhRly renovated their saloon during
the past month, are now open Tor
business. and Invite their friends and
acquxintances to call as heretofore.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Sadleir will preash in
the Methodist Episcopal church, III
this city, every Sunday, at II a. IN.
and 8 p. n. All are cordially invited
60 attend.
Charles Sherry and Louis Schweit-
Ger have leased the Idaho Democrat
mine for Is months. They have be-
gun work with three men, and will
increase tho force as SOON as they can
20 advantage. The Idaho Democrat
Is . good property. which will IN
doubtedly prove profitable under
good manac.m mt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03

how bad your case, or Of low long standing
AN offer that's made in good faith by re-
sponsible men.
Think what it r1cansl Absolute conf
denco l., their Remedy, or they couldn't Of
ford to take tho risk. A lon. record Of per
feet and permanent cures Of tho worst cases
or they couldn't havo faith in il. It means
no moro ccta.rh-cr s5O0. II you fail to be
curci, you won't fail to DO paid
But perhaps you won't believe it. Then
there's another reason for trying it. Show
that you cant TO cured, and you'll Get $780,
It's plain business offer. Tho makers Of DR..
SaSo's Catarrh Remedy will pay you that
that they can9ou think tat Hu they cant n0 Il
they're wrong, you get the cash. Il you're
wrong, you're rid OF catarrh.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
Kept UP for

Kept up for
the offer
that's made BY
the proprietors Of
Doctor Sage's Ca
tarrh Rom edy.
It's addressed to
YOU, If you have
Catarrh. It's q
reward Of $500, II
they can't cure
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
Sulnrihing fur Nothing.

A picture Of the Worlds Fair Tx
20 inches in size. n map of the Unite d
States and a map Of Chicago can all
he lad free of any cha'g- by m-n-
'ioning this paper, and sending you,
address to
.louN H. kEENE,
Commercial Aet. Chi. Mil. & ST..
Paul Z. r., Salt Lake City.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
81. LOnis Is In II.

Exceedingly cheap rates to St.
Lonis are now in effect. The Union
Pacific and Missouri Pacific Rvs
arc running daily Pullman Palace
Sleeper from Salt Lake City, Chey.
enue and Denver 10 St. Louis withou,
change. Pullman Dining Cars Den
yer to Kansas City. See A. E
Beamer, agent U. P. System, HALEY,
Idaho, for detailed Information.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
LETrEIt LIST.

List of Letters remaining IN the HALEY tfdsho)
Postofice for the week ending June 80. 1899.
Persons calling for spy Of these Letters will please
say advertised
Oh, fl. lie
David. ard
Gar. EFT Miss Dora
EDWARD ANGEL. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
Working the Fanny Waring aud the
Hidden Treasure.

Charles Sherry has bought tho Tip
Top mill and removed it to tho FANNY
Warning claim, near Crichton, on
Camas Prairie. He will begin
crushing gold ore - soon as he can
get . boiler and engine, which are
already ordered.
Mr.. Sherry 10 also operating tho
Hidden Tresure-at which he 10
j'gging ore, preparatory to making .
shipment 5000.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03
A Fourth OF July Ball.

The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will give grand ball at the
Alsuras Hotel. the night OF the forth
0,ming Fourth of July.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-03

"Locatsoa NOTICES, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TIWRs office.