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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
THE ADVANTAGE OF SQUARE
DEALING.

The advantage Of letting all county
work out to the lowest bidder, after
giving al! who wish an opportunity
to bid, is well indicated by the pro-
posals just opened by the Board of
Commissioners. For the bridge across
Wool River, about three miles below
Bellevue, the lowest bid was *l1S5,
the highest S3o0O-a difference OF
$l7l5, or nearly so one.half; for the
bridge across Willow creek the low
est bid was $l4S, the highest $500
a difference of nearly IS per cent.
Had these jobs been let otherwise
than to the lowest bidder, the cost to
the taxpayers would have been three
or four times what it will be under
existing arrangemt MS.
In the Eastern States there are
statutes prohibiting County Commits
sioners from letting out any public
work or contract for supplies Other
wise than to the low. st bidder, and.
also, prohibiting them, case they
reject all bids OH the plea that they
are unsatisfactory" or otherwise,
from letting the work out at all ex-
ccpt for less than the lowest bid We
need such statute here: as, although
the common law aud usage are ample
where officials are disposed to be fair,
impartial, aud honest, there is still a
large enough lo"phole Of doubt, as tc
what is lawful and what is not, T.
permit much rascality to be commit
ted. Experience shows that too many
safeguards cannot be put around pub
lie money.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

THE cable reports that Miss
Nevada, the singer, received tele-
grams of congratulation Of her mar
riage from the Prince of Wales, Prince
Alexander of Bulgaria, Grand Duke
Nicholas of Russia, aud Ismail, ex-
khedive OF Egypt. Well, lsmail is a
rather respectable person as far as
morals 60 in the East, with IS or 50
wives OF his own, who probably con
trive to keep him out of mischief; but
it isn't so clear that the rest are ALSO
lutely desirable acquaintance for a
young married woman.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
DIRECTORY
Of
LEADING MANUFACTURERS
San Francisco,

| &C. NICHOLS K CO.
Commission Merchants. Dealers in Le,tb..
all kinds, English Pump LEATHER, Hides TT
| low, Pelts ana Oil A02-4O4 Battery rtre.t -"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

As previously stated in these
columns. there is at present no way in
which tile can be obtained to timber
lands in Idaho. But there should be
il the provisions OF the timber laws
were extended to Idaho. This can be
secured by petition to Hon. John
HALEY, Delegate in Congress, and the
matter should be acted upon at once
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
An EXAMPLE FOR ALTURiS.

Portland (Or.) News.]
The total expenses OF the Multno-
NAH county poor farm for the year
ending June 80, 1855, was $42l3.5O.
From the sale of wood and other pro-
ducts of the farm S935.44 was realized,
leaving the cost OF the farm to the
taxpayers $32l2OG. The average
number Of inmates during the year
was 2ls, and the average expense per
week for each inmate was 81 4S4.
The report ends with the announce.
ment that during the year the l. prous
Cinnamon on the farm stole AZ chick
ems.
In Alturas county hospital: average
number Of inmates, about three; av-
erago expense per week for each in
mate, about $3l.73.
We have a great deal to learn in
the way Of maintaining our INDECENT.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

AN exchange says that nothing
is more of a draw back to the be- st work
Of . student in college than full
purse. Many a rich father has had
that proved to his sorrow, aud a.
learned the fact too late TO benefit lis
son.-Virei"ia (Nev.) Chronicle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

10 ~ ~1@ w.
IN PURSES.
First Day--Thursday, Oct. 18th.
SADDDLERACE for purse of $50; quarter mile
dash: free for all horses that have run for
public money: first horse takes the purse.
SECOND RACE fer Purse of 500; SIS to FIRST
horse, S25 - cond: half mile and peat, for
ALL
THIRD RACE--Mle dash; match race.
Second Day--Friday, Get. 1G.
MULE HATS, free for all, for purse of 5000.
best two in three; no horse to be allowed to enter
unls SIS he can heat two minutes. hunEing race
HALF MILE DASH, free for all, for purse of
SO
TROTTING RACE-For gentlemen's 1oadsters
mile heats, best TWO in tn ee; purse so.
Third Day Saturday, Get. II.
FIRST RACE Quarter.mile dash, free for all.
for purse of $50
SECOND RACE-Six hundred Yards, free for
all, for purse of $50.
THIRD RACE-Cot stakes for sIl 3-yesr-olis
raised III Idaho Tor parss of SO: half Elle dash.
The above races will be run under
the Boise rules, except that the en-
trance fee shall be Is per cent. Of the
purse to be run or trot;ed for. Four
or more TO enter, and three or more
to start, in all races. All horses to be
entered hy II midnight previous to
race. All entrance fees to he paid to
GEORGE w. TAYLOR,
Prophet o! the Track.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

STENCIL WORKS.
| Rubber Stanps. Burning Brands. Stencil Inks al
col. RS. Marking Pots and Brush,s; :. l. Pei+
ter, Mxuugtr, jiS Front street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

complete guide as % WHAT !. ine Tot "
WHERE To Buy ECONOMICALLY fNWear bcuess
dies Gents, Chiidrenr and In,ah'S, ated vD
keeping Goods, etc. Beautifully lI'u;nos Pnce,
Fashion Plates and shout 2. Uo enL!s A. The Upies
lower than those Ct any ether honse .ser -
States. Satisfaction Rnsrnntcfd J" ALL
Sent rREE 10 any address.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

Mrs. Samuel Prisk, the ceIe.
DRAFTED Nevada sonetress, will take
part in the entertainment at the Pa
vllion Tomorrow evening. - Butte
Miner, October IL.
Mrs. Prisk lived in HALEY about
three years, and only returned to Ne
vada last spring.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
Closing Out !!

A 10000 stock of diamonds,
watches and jewelry must he closed
out at once Great bargains for
CASH! f. Fl. HESDHicK,
The HALEY Jewclcr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

BANDMANN, NIELSEN / CO..
General Agents of the Giant Powder c., amin
amite, Naples Gelatine, Judson's pax ~.
Caps aud Fuse: 2lO Front street. Id.hn Sss'
wariiny Co., sole agents for cod River -s'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

To all who are suffering from error.
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man-
hood. &C.: will send a recent tia,
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy WAS discovered b,
a missionary in South America. Send
self-ad dressed enve!op to Rev. TO-
sEPU I ISMAN, Station d, New
York. a22yldw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

LEADING MANUFACTURERS
San Francisco,
RIA. SWAIN 4 CO..
Jobbers and retail dealers of cro.,.
ware. China, CUTLERY Lamps. Plated W.. Glass
cy Goods. ETC.; Is Post street. "'re' FsA
DANIEL NoRcROss h co
Society Gooas. Masonic: Odd Fellows. Kn,,,.-
specislty; Iost street. ''rnss
DAVIS BROS. ToKLAs 4 co
Import n and jobhers Of Toys Fancy q
ted Ware. Notions, Novelties, M1sir.II I n. pa-
ment'. Children's Carriages. etc III suttss q
LICK PAPER co.,
Manufacturers and dealers in Mapi,,, r
and New spapcr: los Californis stree 'owsrs.
HERMAN ROVER.
Manufacturer Of Betting and Lacing s5s. s;7. sn
A. G. NICHOLS 4 CO..
Commission Merchants. Dealers in Le.th.. -
all kinds, English Pump L.ather, Hides. I'll.
BANDMANN, NIELSEN 4 CO..
General Agents Of the Giant Powder Co.. anan n.
caas se :uS S1 fus. sio nro !sa;On
wAriing Co.. sole agents for Mood River.
PARLoR SUITS AND BEDDING MASrrAcro
RY-Hoev's Patent Sofa Bed John Hosv -.
nrietOr. 716-e1NlNinaiOn ~ ts~
BILLIARD MANUFACroRY.
First-prize Billiard Tables: three gold r.a.,.
awarded; latest patent. F. Lesenf.ld, as Fol.
WESTERN IRON WORKS.
All kinds of Iron Work. Sole msnufs cnrcr. a..
prop ietors Of the Champion Metallic W.
barrow. Simns l. Morris, l23 beal street
MACHINIsTs AND ENGINEERS.
Pumps and Pumping Machinery a specially.
Hedges Hail. ~ Nam street.
FRANCIS SMITH CO.
Manufacture of Sheet-irou Pire, all sizes. i'm,
cut and punched, and formed for m.kiss
pipes On ground; 100 Beal street.
n. CLARK / son.
MI nufactnrcrs and dealers in Sewer Pipe, Fin
! Brick, Fire Clay. Stoneware. Flow Pots, &c
| % California g. rect.
| BLAKE, MoFFIIT TowNE.
Importers and dealers in Book. News, wr,ppins
Paper. Card Stock. Straw aud Binders Bond,
etc. Manufacturers Of Patent Machine Nsdo
Bags; 5i:-5l6 Sacrament street
! LEVI STRAUSS K co.
Importers OF foreign and domestic Dry Goods He.
| siery. Ladies aud q. nts' Furnishing G,ssls sol.
propriet.rs and manufacturers Of the c~le.
brated Patent Riveted Clothing; li-ld Battery
| street.
n. pARDINI 4 co.
Manufacturers Of Theoretically Sealed Goods; o.
sll Battery STREET.
CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE CO.
| Manufacturers of Vermietlli, Macaroni FGrins,
etc. c. Il. Splivalo Il Co.. 1,5 Battery street.
STENCIL WORKS.
col, RS, Marking Pets and BrUsh,s; !. l. Pe+
ter, Manager. JiS Trout street
GOLDEN GATE WIRE CLOTH MANUFACrORY
Victor Ensinser. Prophet r. Riddle Window
Guard Locomotive snioke Stack, Sand AID
Ore Screens; lo5 Main street.
L1DDLE KAEDINd.
Importers manufacturers an! lra,ers in Gn's,
Rifles. Pistols, Fishing lackle and sporting
articles in general 5oo Washington street.
CoPsoN,
Manufacturer Of Broous and dealer in Broom
| Corn and Broom mater al 312 Davis street.
DIR. HOREES ELECTRO BELT.
Belt. and Trusses; l9l Wabash avenue Chicago.
| 20. Market street, 8. +.
NATIONAL BREWING COMPANY.
Brewers of genuine Lager Beer. put up in kegs
and bLt.les, for export trade.
CHAS. Z. HANSEN. President
| GEO. F. VOLTZ Secretary.
| ARMOUR MCLAUGHLIN, Supt
| S. E. cor. Fulton and Webster streets.
| MARDER, LTSE co.
Pacific TyIs Foundry and Printers Furnishing
| Wareh. use: 526-528 Sacramento street
| H. WALLACE. Nanaser
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

| GOLDEN GATE WIRE CLOTH MANCFACTORY
Victor Enginger, Prophet r: Riddle Window
| Guard Locomotive Smoke Stack, Sand ald
Ore Screens. los Main street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
FIREsIDE SHOPPING.

ECIDEDLY important
!: !. i {
W are the facilities afforded
S3@ tHeX3N outof-town customers by
"a tsaVVN our Mail Order Depart
A1,SW Y A ment Mail shopping is
1N H: now perfect system and
! !.
.NH ~ customers in distant parts
~ q HN of the Coast receive the
fsAN HgME Il L# same careful attention to
Wk IHs1L% request, for samples and
A2HSE3fZ' orders for goods as though
EaS$G,I2 NJ present in Sacramento to be served
No one who has failed to try it Knows what con-
yenence this is 10 the public Instead OF beng
obliged to make trip to town, or to annoy some
city friend with your shopping. few lines to us Will
bring the goods desired in prompt return
In sending directly no obligation is incurred,
and if goods do suit they can be returned
The cost of postage. freight express charges is
the only extra expense and amounts to but little as
compared with the saving usually made IN buying
from
Customers are served in fact more carefully
by mail than those who shop in person. as we con-
slider ourselves Responsible not only tor the quality,
bu, also the suitability of the goods.
Orders for Hardware. Groceries and such other
lines Of goods we do not keep. are purchased on
the outside accommodation to customers
A large illustrated Catalogue together with any
samples that may be desired sent free to any address,
WEINSTOCK & LUBIN,
400, 4O2, 4O4, 400 and 4O8 K Street.,
SACRAMENTO CAL
Fancy Goods, Wraps, Dress Goods. Domestjcs,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Notions,
Hats, Shoes, Millinery, Etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

n. PARDINI 4 CO.
Manufacturers of dramatically Sealed Goods: 3D.
ga Battery street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13

TEAT HACKING COUGH can
be 50 quick cured by Sllloh's Cure
We guarantee it. For sale at Tracv's
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
LIRE OF 1hE CONDOR.
Ho~ the Monarch Of the south An.sso=n
ason. Ans l. In.na-ed-

Te magnificent -uI;gr 81 Su.h
Aurrrica. the -rea: condor ~ ~. Aud~s.
i not exactly tie kEnd e gam that
would apf-ar io lend Itself no.; readily
"a, the iTapJ<r- art Two .: 'he>r
tiri. vii a;tacS : Cow ~ LAM and Iii
il with their tc-r.hi- D-aEs and ct-5-.
.av- the H-v. j. q. Wool AL. . Odd
r. this -,-cas:s aid PROVE ;hcEs =
- unparalleled uower OF Gi-h., which
euab..> / 10 huai tie p--~erve- q hall
4 dorm =; f~-. eros tn Eas : tlOuu-
tain ranges "a -earc4 -: "a r.w rDeat. or
hang -us5~adei Uu tn~ val T. for PREY
- a he = hc- es-E - utpus-rJu- ~
pane g; wing j. reduce - an almost
inyIs iie pou. l-t caTIra ana -
rzkrd -aya-.' UrIa- this monarch
amou- b.ni- 10 g-r. The a1r ts.ca
ave by tn NcNac4u Indian sui All
.r-S- n = iuag,tV which. though SID
yt- ~ :~-s: -.gI - both n--se aud
Strength - tie uarfcr. Toe sole ap-
uva'u consist, 81 = Re- ,-a.gsd KIN
o. i cDw or buffalo I'm the mi m
uia~c~ on the -rp-ud hai- dgwaw-ri un
-grnr bare 30. !--iu,UfrI o. IT-t
bird, of pres. =ai then. ~c-aw.ln- m
d~-rlaa.h. turns over on al iIrA and
and waits In : rs-t time \ cpGftnC
COME oyrrh &C. n.c.~ ryu.d auc d.
.-,nd- on liz hide. lum-d atciE hl>
talon touch =. skin tn !nIiau -".zD-
fi.e lrg-. Al : starting NJ, n~y"r"h-4m,
.hc bird aud bind, h,m viii thong
a-rt rrady. > proc -. h]pwey--. which
usually ms--'- ~ IN q very .iubip-n r.
stance. J. J. iu-' 'hl- weaAur-- for
r.nk fen TIA: i thr BETRAYAL ~ al
]yul;urr Kind. Al 'hrOu. TIE East II
SENS u though attn hI KIP, c-ps-
c.alis IN HIn4 the >raEen"cTnE duties
a. these. Ier iop often hidcIG~ ia idr"H,
and m.at with that gamync-- whch =
produced Is a frw ia CsIo-ur- To- 4
tropical -Gu j. an irr->btibi. attraction
Ia ih-r The And 'lIru = nu l,-tt"r
In. wandering tIbe. take II by placing
q dead itu--c IN an adv. uc~d ~;a'" -
u~r~ayarlncss within q hlgs cati!- -
CLOSURE. and nop-ing ile @iutt-d BIRD
whca ;.,-g have fed to- freely 1" 70
rcadpt And III muci, the same VIC
according 10 1>chudI. IN one 81 the
pauugr province. there rNI-;- = den
na:r-Il iunnel--hapcd cavits in IN. sid
q. a certain VALLEY. This = utilized 10y
IA. lnl aus ~ "a rcidy-rnadc trap iOi
ca:iu-!n. condprs. Th.t pia"" : dead
hor,r or mule N IN" brink 81 this hui-
l"w- aui the pcching and tagging OF
~. ci,a; hi-I- presently rol Il down
the tirc.iyily. Th- niri> follow. ana
ic.ng heavy ard gor-rl. ar urntn.r 1,
a~ernd again. clubs and = ones TIM ,hin-
upznr d.-I,.ing Jewellers IT, the la
ppr-LaHG and Hdtsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
q . EMPEROR.
Ii,- Pans Taken ,~ .mus- the Nouue
Hmp.ro- sfi hina-

Wonderful in@cuu.c was displayed N
80 placing the Chimes Emperor palace
A. 20 secure the -~arst yaririy oi = tn
atppa and Ia command the most varied
views. Ever n-iUra, feature al The
-raund has been ~clappra.c eel - - {"
produce chaTnip. landscapes. winch
could ~cluyclI "a" recognized a. ARTIFICIAL.
Lill> us from ten to - feet Ia height
wee constructed. dFV t-l ~ lJrtlc s1I-
les. and watrr..d hV tasr 'rcsu form
u~ cascade and la.,s. one e winch
wl> IN, miles IN ci-cEGf pm -
calm waters tlos;rd ~l-au;lfal plc1>src-
t-ra.>, nclu linz n magnificent house
!uaat fnr the a-.au>euicBI -. The ladies al
the pai.ce
In cyc-y direction wndirg paths Ell
L. guaini little p~ayiiion> ani charming
~r8; acS. while artificial ECCk-wurk WAS
mad. the nursery Tor al manner 81
l-,suJifu' flower. much er' being BE-
slowed on NJ a -re.r VARIETY Tor
every >,aspa oi the Nrs- tiowcTir-
a. o., were = catered uv~r Tic Ercs~t
.iS. and LAriv blossoms Fr~iumcd thr
AZ Zach stream was crossed AZ In
gacut Intervals by mos 2rEfr'~lur apa
.S.sl, -o-ua,seaIal hrui-'- II wood.
~ or ;r,o,;ur". adorned with iarr-
81 - o>k>. IN which "a Trp9>: while al
mr.n- tire s.w. Tine t-.u&Fh of ar
wa.-, MAKE these byldC 1St>, about
IN a. n an rN ao-d;na-E that
.hrv gc-c otica ihrrc me n long -
i. th-yr I'D h~n led IN = dGsct he
Near come -; them wCre rlacsc >or1e
very rtua~kahl Jriumphal srsas.ciihe;
q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wood ~ marble
- D. t.rarxs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13

The cl.phau; br0A
blow 81 his trunk aud tie gr-5siul raj
prom I'D Ia repay hEm for the servic. II
ne g had a. opportunity Years
sfierward the elephant was caught n a
pit: 2 ps,rut few o.er the spot and the
..cphas; assed be- 20 90 and iel! The
kim ot TIE r-t-. which shr dad
In The night the rat King came With
millions o! hs subject. Thee began
scratching II the edye Of the pit and
- quietly did the woTk that the keeper
VINO wa asleep within n few yari- o;
them WA NOT disturbed Long before
morning ;isv rad thrown down .ui-
fcieut earth to hii 'hr plt and enable
the elephant to walk away and JOIN h.
companions
Thi- ! not unlike the familiar faols
Of the fBDu-. aud .. hon. and prob.
ab'y the two s'nrIc- have The 'ane
origin ThoD1ls 81. kHoy. "a C.yn-
I gqttoGE 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
eRiS1lES.
Tao ~,=-r- Of the LS-g- Majority Of thu
E.tsfs~s of Comrz~-ys


The great hog ua-k.i oi The Wet
era State iurnfshs- ! sufficient supply
Of h-i>ilc. for the hra-h mAE-~ 90
Aus~riea- though until : i~= Ear. a-o
the trade Wa claimed 70 h Peculiar -
England. though Encl-h bog did Got
.Uppiv tbs material q. -. E-aEilsh
sEID. de- lot CToE hr~;l.> a: the
proper quality. "r Nbssa car - -s~sR-
nuicaily 81 V-utt-tly u~t ta~
SQUIRE of me ixr-r E~-}o-ity - the
s-Eti-- % csEnn1rTu- = the Ns-f forest
a. Northern Ru~z tao-r - the tkzT
Ins To- NJ sI.rTID- - aii other IL
iao-- iu:r-Ia uahle Eu-.ssu for-.'s Their
ar iEou-a2A- 81 -1.i.- - Land covered
Nth plrc. OAK. .2rrL--. t-"rh. an
arG other COAL. l.p-f arY-. 3 r--t-
tsa-.u- trrr- tu- fruit .! Tti- form =
d.. cs5t.s d., Toy tAe A1-~ winch n =
semLu4ld So. more ~ le-. under he
care 81: .wE.-A~-J--w go iu P-pciZIou-
nuusr~ A. tt.-r boz. Yw-Er-. do
no '.lrrrutc- t.-~r ar.-us~ e o The ur~i!e
merchant. for 49, uud-- rb|'ur fGE
'a- l-.-;le crop Az ta' privileged ra-~
WHO pz~.u-- rra- 3. -v.-s. ta4.sW Fac
tories e Hu.s Nnc-. removed too
far ttaG tie b. .ia'ua- o. men - L.
consumed ~ luuar iu-sl- ths, n.
HJ I'D dow toy ;i- sake % rarir lat
On to r'tu-. 80 fu~ f-..s@ house ar
the 10 g.. a. rr-ta.u --rF.une and GA
-u-t food rev .lto g. 1r.f-. condition
ail~- = f-w .uu-tis i,7t.u-. T. ;Gc
.amr.-r. RLr. lHs l.Iog1.> are wei TAT
r.U.a# ...4 @sF..E . gun Ff rrr.fs.-fF.s
s--4!.uc. .ar hri>tI- hA-gc-, H. rrap+-i
zoi gathered IA d WAY apparently
~-l-l. hut which J. not 80 Eluch 81" -
g aU;,y-r- ~ U-~t -I.at. nsn the
hog are 10 urols- condition iact arr
driven INFO an enclosure vh"rr they
.ar, crowded together - thick. ~ even
III cksr ;han ia-E can -.ind. Wn"rr,
uy dir, If kickIpg. running, struggling
and ~Cr.mthre they c-t heated. III
which irser.~h condition they ar
>rizrd b, ;b- - -tic-plucAcT- ssh" then.
have but lifis- difficulty ~ pulling the
hrl-fl-~ va sV the roots. WINCH nc
cumy!.-heL Piggy h. hi liberty to
IA os again 70 h. pasture. ard
maze rradt 90 grow = fresh crop. That
TINS J. really the NAL that tie brI>;!e
FFtf1 J. ErdiHfl. Alh tIF VIZ ~ .
chance %: INSPECTING consignment oi
the arricic- undrc-~ei. ma satisfy HIM
-clf. tie will ,"e that the >ilfi -
have been io-cihl, dragged out % the
roots. And In the case oi thu >ii-T.an
br~,lc~ that along with III" r'oI- ot
the still HAIR there has been ~ : away
no incon>idcrah!c amount II ia. -o';tT
wool which bV a kind provision 81
Satur, uud.riie- the hTI>iies al ib- -
we're north
How many tons Il hri>tlc> per wear
ku-~Ii turn- out. W. have 10 means ui
knowing. bat =. Petersburg alon,
-uupIr- about fifteen hundred tons, 81
which England and America ret ;h-
largest share. In Prussia every peas
an kunw- the value al every haEr ~
the swine. and each one huarI- the Urt-
ccc,s 81 h,> pigs until the collector
come around 20 purchase Tn.
would think that h~ris:lr- w~rc not Il
war supply. hu; ~ the time - ihc
Cr.urran war. bri,tlc~ IN Russia ro-- N
value io Il most fabt.uu, prirs y l.
J.s',~c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
4 Cossl, joke.

HANNIBAL I~iaInlis icl> ;hs' " - ne
vs~ S,r..<- ~ the Lower House al ne
Maine Legislature. rhsrc was 2s
the mcFabS,s = ? d;3dsheld old i"!-
low whn~ -sict ~wcsksvs. Wa Ia g.
inc - eonrsa the halAoe>> wh.ca 49,
rauiGlv >,-aESg oser s;l- head lie
s.1mc into IN Hons es.h morning VIZ
IL rai- - esnrfully camissd thai =
ivekrI - thouce each particular Ia
had been paSfeS in IL pia5-. tsen a.
n Wa. there wsr~ Sca.Ter enol-h 70
cover the bald spot uhr morning
SPEAKER Hamlin- thanking 20 hAse some.
fiIr. cIicd this gentleman 10 him
said My dear B-snk. ] he- sonr
pa-ticn. hu; one OF your hair !,
cr.>>.i over the other The Llmf-r
grew angry ai once and repicd; ~i~u
inSsl, me-. sir yon insult :
walked ,,ifiiy hscs To hi> s,sL ts ne
fused 10 I've rc-oacilci. and he became
Hamlin's iife-icu- enemy. 4 few sesrs
la:cr. when Hsulir was . candidate io'
lhc United S;s;cs Senate. this msn Mas
again in tine legislature and his vo.e
de sniei the conies; in favor o; Hsmhrs
ogpcuenr-E J. TrIsssse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-13
an EXCITING TIME.
Hou q uho!. yslag.faI of Chiii-~r Esn
Away.

ON brigh; summer morning over
fD-'N YEAR az. q ltue yillag IN North
western Ouio Wa IL q cr-it state q: eN-
element b-oau-~ every child IN til W.
lag had = td"u!y disappeared 5siore
breakfast Iucrr VA. reason To- Un-
lll- fear oi ia" parent, -u-g-t-d
wol,.-. ~ az. ~ ven Indian though
rhcy law no -l-us -. th~yH- hH~r'
rpulI ti- children have gone Had
tarE fallen .n'u IN. crtaE, - 3H;" the hI-
ralu-w Alter trough thai rzu across ia.
rul oi each nous t-ach rather ran q
IA" creek. and each mr,krr pc rt Ini,
her raIu-wa'c- trough. TIA: 70 children
were u, b.. found. iH.y Dadnt gunrt,
tine p-igEbpr-, for alt w-7t aIAc bcrct-
There were urinring o: hands. an.
burning eli let. and shouting. and gen
cral rev ld"rrDcu: mil Mr. Forrest
-ald ~hc saw the marx ~ l.itl', bar
ic.' in tlr sand. Tina al the fathers
started to follow the irz8rS-. and al M
mother hurried 10 -; breakfast. for
,h-y know the little iuiL- would h.. very
tsas!--Tt HHf.s ka'" f@2l' iD4s " "a -
would -urr.y hc very ..H.
Ih,. track led along the not. sandy
-uat. and the w ia fer. SO the men
~ainci upon the WSs~r3Bg SIPS of tn"
. itt,.c wanderers. Jhsz would ~oon be
iu sight. tn" men >2In ~ each other a.
the, hurried along
lc,. after half 4 NIB had been pa--cf
They paused uu ia" brow ~ a. Ittt" hill,
and -aw IN The hpIlsw tLr lost children.
Then half oi Jsc father shouted
. ..A.ary'' aud all tlR Iiiti~ girl ~;npI"rd
and looked back ana hall thu fathers
-hurtrI Henry mtr AL the boy
Stopped and looked srick and then noil.
GOV. aud Girl, began Ia run. Iu wcr"
soon caught To- The fathers. who. now
thai they wrr, To- lpn-cr afraid that
-"mc,hiu. dreadful iIah happened. grew
angry. and began Ia -haAe and scoid
the children.
Where were yot npiug2 asked one
father.
To dranpa esq Henry.
To dfauua'~. h,,r Il MARY.
Which ~licur,s Nhl. there wa lrI'
one md was thor but one MarN
pni, one. Those igso were al the cIil-
drcn there were n the whole Village.
And how big Ma n" Village IL tad
lust two houses and {; p'~t-ollicc. One
house va, al roUg. hog. and tn, va.
Henry = home. The "jI"r WA, n board
.~.ieau-tn.' that VIZ !. b. the kitchen
Ia q bigger house. come SAY whcn Mr..
Forrest 20: richer. aaf that was Mart
home.
Tin post -o'li~ wr>E pos; with . hpN
on tnr top. When In. mall-caTrsc'
came through "a, oil.a@c every Tvs,
wu.k- he lett The mai ia IA" box. The
Who'll. yii.agy wcr' ont and ho!p"U
Themselves To their ier cr> and papers.
Tie TWO fathers made the children
walk homr. ai,h .ugh Mary was not
qui.s ihrcr lrrr- o'.:UG Wa clad only
IN her it.i. r'yui lros-. Henri WIS
Year Older AMI Wa dressed.
Mr.. ha- forgotten all about I hu'
her father SAYS iiss even after ipr't
wear hc J. sorry that nc did 80; carry
f her hnar.-Dt.r liyE OH,s.