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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

nesscs that affiict womanl,ind, it is certain
remedy. It's ON inyisorating, restorative
purely vegetable, non-alcoholic, and per-
fcctly harmless.
In the euro Of periodical pains, prolapsrs
and other disrlaccments, bearing down sen
sations, and oil female complaints" and ir-
rcgularities,. "Favorito Prescription" is the
only medicine that's guaranteed. II it
doesn't give satisfaction in every case, you
have your money back
You only pay for the good you get.
: Can you ask more9
Tho easiest way is tho best. Regulate the
liver, stomach, and bowels with Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They cleanse and renovats
the system-thoroughly and naturally.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

F. Chillinuworth stopped over to-
day, TO ser his brother George, whom
he had not met for II wears. Tho
gentle man halls from New Haven, Ct ,
where he served two terms ia the City
Council, and is taking advantage" If
the dull season TO cross tho continent.
He goes hence to Puget Sound aud
San Francisco. aud will return via the
Southern Pacific and New Orleans.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

~ Tor x"li. Int were it would be
only too glad to not only accept all
that was offered. but to pay exptes.ags
upon it.
Cleveland, realizing that he cannot
6ulldozs Congress on the silver qu-s.
tion. is apparently studying whether he
had not better take dose OF his own
medicine, AID put himself en- rapport
with three>6fths Of tho people of tho
United States.
Cleveland has given it out "cold''
that federal officials will not be r. .
moved before the expiration of their
term OF Office. unless charges can be
substan,iAted agains, them.
Vice President Stevenson has made
himself solid with the newspaper boys
by, 6eurative'y speaking. giving each
Of them lstch.keys to al his rooms.
AdIal may YET get 20 the cop.
The following is very suggestive Is
to the quarter whence Cleveland's
main strength comes. 1t is from o."
analy sic OF the work Of the present
Congress by Henderson of Iowa, u
member of the House Committee on
Appropriations during the past eight
years:
To guard against a ds6cit Mr.
Henderson warns this Administration
10 give closer attention to "moon.
sinners" and the "whisky ring" IN
collecting interval revenue than it did
from 1885 to 1889. when it collected
k5l O9O,6S2 less than President
Ar,hur. and $ll5,35S,542 less than
President Harrison. He saws the
retiring Administration paid 1896
3l6.931 on the public debt, saving in
interest S55. 1854, 493 annually.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

Divine Services a. 1t. Charles Catholic
Church.
On Wednesday,, March the 18th,
there will he a low mass At 9 o',lock
i" the morning, aud = Lecture and
Benedic,ion At 1850 o'clock in the
evening.
On St. Patriok's Day, March the
18th. there will be high mass and
sermon at 1890 o'clock in the morn.
ing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

eW Send in your orders for Job
Work to the TIMES. They will receive
prompt attention and be satisfactorily
executed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

China and Glassw at Cost.
J. J. Tracv will sell his entire stock
of China and Glassware ut cost for 80
days-to make room for new goods.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14
The Finest Candy on Earth!

The Finest Candy on Earth!
Thar none. Come and sample It.
and see If am not telling the truth.
1t has just come. Is pure. fresh, and
inviting to look upon.
d. EARHART.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

~ Location not'oes. for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

All kinds Of Carpet and Rug Weaving.
First-ciass work guaranteed.
Intending customers are requested to compare
my work and prices with any other maker OF RAG
CARPETS before ordering.
MRS HARTUN0.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14
A WEAK MAN

Can now cure himself of the deplorablt
results of Early Abuse and Perfectly Re-
store his VigOr and Vitality by our
GREAT AUSTRALIAN REMEDY. The Re-
markable Cures of hopeless cases OF Ner-
vous Debility and Private Complaints art
stamping out quackery everywhere.
The Medicine, a physicians gift to
humanity, will be Sent Free to those
afflicted. Address, with stamp,
DIR. ALLEN LEWIS,
20 KRARxY e9. Ban YaANolsco, Cal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

"armi->~ tut Positive Cure.
n '"s Specific cures Dandruf,
.""e Hair. Eczema and other Skin
!, aSes' In remarkably short time.
enares Sherry aud other we'll
;. "a c''z-ns of HALEY recommend
J.. sa'y' 81 aud ~ a bottle. accord.
'"s 70 size. Forsae xr
COLLINS BARBER SHOP,
In Bullion Block, HALEY.
n... me care OF the hair were made
bot a. 'ady's education. We should
Use ~ q 30 many gray heads, AMI the
e..s.u a'i's Hair Remover wouli be
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

" Blank Proofs of Labor for
ale at this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14
RE.OPENlNG.

tue XOpuSOV IVY Mt8u M8TAet VI
Charles Bi,kin kr.Opened.
Having rebuilt his slsughterhousq,
which was destroyed BY Ere last De-
cember, Charles Birkin has re-open~d
his City Meat Market, and will
hereafter be prepared to supply al
who wish with the very best quality
OF meat to he had in this region.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14
MRS. HARTUNG.
Practical
Carpet
Weaver,

Upper Main Street,
HALEY. IDAHO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-14

The end Of wo-
mans peculiar
troubles end all
ments comes with
DR.. Ficrcc's Fa.
voritc Prcscrip
ton. It curos
them. For ell the
fu tional de-
engagements, pain:
full disorders, and
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81 TELEGRAPH.
ONCE MORE IN CUSTODY.
4 No. Fw who's ps,ies d Day CaneS
Nssa 9aea SeafchiAl

BosToy. July s.-Herbert T. knientA .
mucn-wanted thief, was caught In an
Eliot street pawnshop trying % disposal OF
a large quantity Of iewelry. When taken
"a the station there were found in his pos
session seven watches. 10 rings and two
charms. Cambridge. Brookiine, WAitham
and Manchester On III officers have WAT
rants for his arrest. but it is probable that
he will be turned over TO the poiice OF
Cambridge. Thej had him In their pos
session a few months ago. but be escaped
fror, the prison van while he was being
takea from the Eas, Cambridge jail to the
court hou,e. .
knights is but 3 years old After his
escape from the van he was next heard OF
In WaIthatn. where. few weeks ago, he.
together with his companion. Fred smith,
wa, en,s-ed hy Inspector Mekenna smith
WAS caught. but Knights succeeded IN
making his escape. In the possession OF
Smith was lot Of stolen property, which
was identified as that stolen in Waltham,
Brookliae and Manchester.
When he was arrested yesterday, be had
In his possession Large bulldog re-
yolyer. every chamber Of which was
loaded. lie has served for two years In
the hots. OF correction at South Boston.
and also 10 months in the house OF eorree-
ZION AZ Ess, Carnbr dye for iarcenies.
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FLIGHT OF THE FALCON.
Boston Visitors Have Added $4,000 to the
Fund Of the Expedition

BosroS, July Like the bird whose
name it b ar,-the Falcon-Lieutenani
Peary's expe .ition took flight last even
ing tor the region of tue north pole. AT ;
O'Clock she backed out OF her berth at
Constitution wharf and under her own
steam started for the open sea The crowd
upon the wharf chtered. the ferryboats
,nd all the STAN craft saiuted with steam
whistles of all keys, hats were waved, flags
dipped, last ,odbys said, and the gallant
explorers were on their way 10 brave the
rigors of two Arctic winters.
She will sal Whale sound, on the north
west coast of Greenland, stopping at Port
land for Lieutenant and Mrs. Peary, at st.
johns for coal and at Labrador for dogs
and furs la the course of couple OF
months she will return to Newfoundland,
having left the exploring party at lngel-
field gulf
The Falcon proved an immense attrac-
ton yesteru v. The visitors began To
arrive early the morning, and the whole
NUN Der for re day was upward Of 5000.
As a result Of the two days exhibition III
Boston, some ching like 5000 was added to
th,. fund of the exhibition
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Standing At womanhood's door ia she,
Clad In her virginia. purity,
A creature fair ~ the III - be.
And, Ike he iiIses. stas. haB ffai;
Iney borne To earth when the storms prevail
And the life goes out in the morning gale
When we see frail and lovely creature,
standing on the threshold between girlhoOd
and womAnhood, we shiver with q fear Of
what may he. because we have seen 30 many
succumb at this critical period Of life. What
is needed At this time il tonic and invigor-
snt-somethinR that will promote proper
functional acsion Of the female organs. The
only remedy to be depended on 10 DIR .Pierce's
Favorife Prescription. This unequaled
medicine, which cures diseases peculiar TO
women. IL especially valuable At the period
when the girl crosses the threshold Of
vomsnhood. U.ed Al such time, IN never
fails 70 produce most b. n. fetal result. and
mahy fragile girl has been tiled over one
Of life's most IT, ing periods BY il.
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There ere = great many good things in
The Social Ecornmi.t for July. The edito-
rl.i srsisi-, Our Na,ionsl Otjecs Il sson'
deals u, Il nrhinsly with the causes Of the
prxseps alarming condition of the country.
Theory and practice receive stiension IN
The Economic Value Of Altruism, by DR.,
Lewis G. James. ssRestrcticu of lmmigrs-
,ion,- BY Ellen Bxtseile D,e,rick. EeOnom-
10 Direction Of Thrift" by Wilbur Aldfich.
"A Missi Link in Political Reform" BY
Joel Benton, Protection aud the Empic
iron the Nineteenth Century The inter-
sting topics OF p,any PERIODICALS are touched
IN among the Magazines" aud live ques-
tions Of the day are tersely treated in the
Editorial Crucible.
1.-The American Soldier" /, the nau,e OF
a new monthly pahlicst,on from the press
If the Nstioa Publishing Company, Nat,
nd Expr~ss Buiiciag, New York. II 10
bouni in an artistic Autographed cover. up
on which Is y Continental Soldier. iis6,
nd Union Solher, 1875 clsspins hands,
surrounded by the pie,ur.s OF the heross
If American. tour great wars, Washing
to. l77e; Andrew Jackson, 1872; Scott
IsI6, and Grant, 1865. The significant
sentence on The cover il Pensions are not
a u
rSrksbly natural, home-like picture OF
Abraham, Lincuin, done BY some newly
discovered coloriog process which pro-
,iuces the effect of = colorcd Photograph
the picture is 10 Ia Is is inches, anu 10
40 excellent ~ to d,,rit an expensive frame
Each month similar p,rtraiI OF V"e Of the
,leroes of the Civil War. will he given
The public Ation is most beautiful. The
contents viii delight every pensi,ner. hon
est veteran and Republican. Sl.oo per
annum, 10 cents per copy.
The July nnmber Of the Elecuc opens
with j. Russell Endean's discussion "Whl
Socialism be \ Rsm.siy for Present Srci.i
Iil.l" Tue Cambridge Apostles, semi
Biographical sketch by the lion Rn sch
Noel. Prof. Max Muller's pap r On Eo
teric Buddhism" as reprinted IN the E.ec'
tic, has already reused antsgonistic replies
from the disciples nf Muie. Bis'aisAl, bf
R,o..'s article On The Prevention AMI
Propagation of Cholera" is clear s"t rrac-
teal. and SIR Robert Balls lis tn tni-
verse Intinity:" is n thoroughly s't'""h'
discussion of n .cientifi, subject There 10
An unusual number of short storms AHA
sketches of great merit in this is.ne 'no'
lished by f. X, Pclton IA Eighth street,
New York Terms, IS per year; sineie
numbers, 4j cents.
The Californian illustrated Magazine l.
replete with interesting articles rela'ing I"
California; also several on live questions
of the day. A feature of the Jul, issue i
one on the Californian's Chinese series,
WHY the Chinese should be kept nut, b,
the Trainer of the Geary bill, lion. Thomas
I ~. ,,f Santa kosu SuhScrIpttoN
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srsusAt By The s,fss r-sa ths ss''s e."
SautA AHs Wsst

u,,.
A dispsuh f'""i itsaesp :. p.,r;ii.
says ths' i'pt"h'ihe"' psiu -. c,-
were sho, III INA, @is '"u'
ters from fresioeh' 'Ssa"es
The body of j. Z. Siros. aged - years
vas found in the Merrinsc river Al amos
kesg Falls, Friday. The cause OF ms uea'i
is mysterious. lie mas oeeh "i''"s
"Wednesday.
Capt. George w. Romick, one OF the
heroes of the Civil Wa-, died Friday, At
Newhuryport, Mass. aged ~. lie was on
The Kearsarge during her engagement with
the Alabama.
J,.,;c. Rbtchford. of the United States
.npraros .,nur, continues to grow weaker,
nh his cover, Is no, looked for. He
nav rr,,.r , few weeks longer, but more
ell n, ~ Jro, o,f at any moment.
-. M;.s,n,, which
"''A III ITO" ''oun g. na.,l,
mas oeeh eo',g on ton'' i,. ~" la ~.
.
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CHRISTIAN eNDEAvoRERs
Begin Work In Earnest In Montreal.
Convention In San Francisco.

MONTREAL, July THE great interna-
ton al Christian Endeavor convention was
opened in the drill hall which was crowded
with delegates. Addresses of welcome
were made by Rev. j. McGillivray on be-
half of the Montreal pastors; ID. A. Bulge
on behalf of the Young Mems Christian
association, and A. A. Aver on behalf OF
the reception committee
Rev. y. ;. Henson of Chicago responded
on behalf of the delegates
The afternoon session was devoted to
Junior Christian endeavor work Mrs
Alice Scudder of Jersey City presided, an
addresses were delivered by Rev j. W
Cowan Rev. Wayland Hoyt and Mrs f.
r.. CLARK.
The evening session was presided over
by Rev. H. T. McEwen Of New York The
session was made especially interesting by
the delivery Of the presidents annual ad-
dress and the presentation Of the secre-
tary's annual report.
The board of trustees decided to hold tn
convention of 1885 in San Francisco The
city of Denver. which also asked for the
convention. waived its claims
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There is as much difference in practice
letting out plants As there is in building
re. Some people dig hole and fill 1t
b water, then set in the plant and I'LL
around it. Others set the plants in the
hi a. they find it and then pour on water.
use methods are both right in certain
jes, but the trouble is they are not fol-
led with any understanding of the case
many instances. When the soil is dry
fine, so that it will sift in among the
h.. that is the best way to do it per
bs. and the roots should not be wet
hugh to prevent the dirt from packing in
mnd them. Then press the soil firmly and
h with water. II the soil is wet and so
hpv that it cannot be made fine enough
hi all the spaces any other way, put IN
ker to dissolve the Jumps and let it settle
bng the roots. The air must be kept
in some way. and pressing hard enough
brush the lumps would injure the roots
Where tomato plants are exposed to the
hi and are tall when set they should be
.lanting with a mound Of soil to lear
Cabbage. beet and turnip plants should
he the long leaves piuched off when gel
less they are moved with ball OF eartt
the roots. 90 they have no chance t
n. With beets and turniPs, If the bull
begun to form, pinch OF the end of the
! root. Set them IN deep.--Mirror ant
fYmer.
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eaAlak ron 0ANlNEat


/ Lcxpox. July I-Najor emytA. com
mander Of the marines aboard The warship
Victoria q ~ sime Of The disaster on
Tripoli, has written TO the colonel In conn
msnd Of the maxines e Cesport. concern
ing the behavior At his men:
ssThs non-comn,issioned Officers and men
behaved splendidly. Words VIII not ex
prrss what they did They fell in ny
catches on the quarter deck - steadily as
on parade. without the speaking q a
vcrd Of caution until the end came. II
was 4 sight one never can forgef-so
grand. 20 sad. Their behavior may have
been equalled: il was never beaten"
Vice Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Sey-
mour, who WAS appointed to succeed Vice
Admiral Tryon in command Of the Medi-
t4rranean feet, hoisted his flag y srerd y
on the cruiser Hawke, for Malta lie
carries with him full instructions from the
admiralty concerning the court martial.
The Camperdown's stem was broken oil
her ram bent and several plates damaged
BIZ her collision with the Victoria.
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Fresh eggs always in demand are the
only ones to be thought of in midsummer.
OF course 1t IL more difficult to keep them
fresh when the mercury approaches the 100
mark. Such a temperature is sufficient to
start life, the eggs being in the same con-
d,ion as if under hen or in an incubator.
The germ is always alive and ready for the
application of warmth. 1t may be hut three
or four hours that the Eggs are subject to
the high temperature, but as soon rs the
eggs are cooled and are no longer subject
to warmth, they begin to spoil, decay set
ting in rapidly. To have the eggs fresh
they should be collected every day and
stored in cool place. All males should
be removed from the yards, as they are no
longcr required.
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,upee slarcmfoaD DEas.


N,wroKr, Il. l.. July 7.-Assoriase Jus
,;.s S.mu~l Blasehf0rd died n $50 tms
..,..irr. He retained cans iousaess unui
an hour or two before death.
There . ~ no su, den change In his conan
,i.u. !, ..a ply n gradual Shipping away
h., been taking place fur the last week.
Arrange me- nts for the funeral are no, com
ple,ed. but the body all probably oe sAAen
- Washington fos intsrment.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Chris. Toole has made arrangements fol
races at Maplewood Park on Thursday
July 18th. There will be minute class
tor PAGERS and trotters, $50; 2.37 clas'
for trottcrs, $50; free for all, Sl5o. Ter
per cent. additional for fth horse in eacl
class.
The Androscoggin Horse Breeders as
sociation will hold their midsummer meet
Aug 8, and 10.
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AFTER THE WEDDING
A Scene unequaIled In london's History
Numerous Wedding Gifts.

LoSnoN, July 1.-THE Examinations
last evening We're magnificent. From
Liverpool street westward far beyond Pie
cadilly, the city was aglow with colored
lights. The splendor of the scene has not
been eGualed before in London. Enor-
nous crowds filed the main streets. Two
hundred persons We're Frustrated by heat
and excitement.
To enumerate the bridal gifts and the
names Of the donors would require several
columns of newspaper space. Presents
were received from all parts # the
British dominions. The Duke of York
present to his bride consisted of an open
petalled rose in pearls and diamonds ana
iive-row pearl necklace. The Duke and
Duchess of Teck gave to their daug tier
jewels comprising tiara. necklet and
brooch Of turquoises and diamonds. The
presents given by the Princess Of Wales
consisted me fly Of iewelry aud precious
stones the lulp valued nj 81 $50 900
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CHICAGO. July Vie President Steven
son and IA party of personal friends will
leave Chicago next Monday night for IA
tour of the Papifc coast and Puget sound
,t,.xr
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oAleY IS mlssiMe.
ALLEGED That He Carried Several thessans
Dollars Obiaiasd By Suisdiss.

N.w York, July T.--James II. Daley,
eon,iarnti 4 clerk and manager OF Frank ..
smith. machine AMI oil machinery suppses
concern, IS Dey street, 10 missing. IL u
alleged that he has svindled number OF
merchants in the neighhorbood out OF sew
e,sl thousands of dollars BY falsely en-
dorsed checks.
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vii, Be Buried For Three Moaihx

CHICAGO, July mind reader Seymour
asserts that he has mastered the mysteries
Of the Mahatmas and eastern occultism.
Seymour says he will he buried for tire
months and then come to life again. Sig
mails will be so arranged in the contem-
plated grave that communication may be
had with tue outside world in case things
DO not 20 we'll with the occupant
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PlTTsFiELB. Mass, July 6.-Thomas
Met ornack. coaehnan, was run away
with on south street and terribly injured
ty being thrown against the bridge over
the Housafonic railroad. His face and
head were cut and bruised, two ribs
broken, ard the doctor thinks bone has
penetrated his stomach. 1t is feared that
h.. cannot survive.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July Thomas st.
Clair. convicted of the murder Of Mate
Fitzgerald Of the bark Hesper while at
Sea, was senteocess 60 ne ha-@ad.
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A Conductor For the Symphony.

BosToN. July "A dispatch from Leip-
sic contains HE news that conductor has
at Last been found for the Boston Sym
phony orchestra. His name is Emil Paur,
and le is about ~ wears of aye
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APIA, via San Francisco, July liking
Malietoa has informed the counseis of the
three pow ers that he is confident of being
able to effectually subdue the threatened
rebellion without much fighting. and a
council Of war will be held to decide upon
an immediate course of action. 1t seems
impossible that actual war can be longer
Dostpoued
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Bwnes Has His Eyes Open.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Superintcndeni
Byrnes denies that he intends to prevent 4
meeting of the anarchists in the Windsor
theater this evening, but says he will have
policemen at the meeting to see that the
peaee is not disturbed.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS,

There was big crowd at the park last
- evening to see the cowboy, "Biil" Green,
lasso the wild Western horses. Green did
some excellent work with the lasso and
some fancy trick riding. Some of the feats
that would be considered difficult for circus
performer with trained horse he performed
from the back of half broken horses. He
is very pleasant, modest appearing fellow
to meet but he knows the tricks of horse
back riding. 0ne of his feats was picking
his hat and handkerchief from the ground
by leaning from the saddle of his horse
ii while he was going at mad gsllop.
The new steamer Gardiner will arrive in
this city today, probably during the after.
noon, and will go on the regular route be
tween this city and Fort Popham, Monday
While here today she will be open to the
~ public and all will be welcome TO inspect
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HELENA, Mon, July THE Montana
silver conference met here to take action
on the silver question. Resolutions were
passed protesting against the repeal of the
Sherman law without the passage of some
other coinage measure