davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

dynski pa prawo, tamten siedzl ma
kozle z przodu powozu, ten ma
koziei um%ieszczony z tyfu karetki,
Faryz Jest okrag}y, Londyn pod
fugowaty, stolica nadsekwanska lest
'oislloha' Londyn rozrzucony.
Screen Paryza jest ratusz,
Londynu gie1da, Londyn ma Jed
nego wybieranego burmistrza,
faryz az dwu dziestu
mlanowanych mer6w. Paryz zbudo-
wany jest z kamienia, iondyn 2
ceglef, ulice Paryza So wqzkie, a do
my wysokle. W Londynie domy sa
nlskle q ulice szerokie. w Paryzu
hramY domow SO wielkie a okna ma.
Re. w Londynie okna So wieksze cd
BRAN Paryzanle mieszkaja groma-
dine Jak W k%oszarach, w Londynie
kazdy mieszka sam ola siebie.
Paryz ma wielkie publiczne ka-
W,arnie, Londyn zamkniete kasyna.
w Paryzu jedza zyto, W Londy-
ME Je plJ2, paryzanin PREY jedze-
nlu Jest nadzwyczaj wymowny,
Angllk mllczy, lub pomrukuie .
Paryzu scion rozpocyua sic W
zlmle, W Londynie W lecie.
Zofnlerz francuski nosi czerwone
spodnle i niebieska bluze, ang;el-
SKI spodne a mundur czerwony.
F%rancuzki tambor-major jest mai
wyzszym mezczyzna w cafym pull
6u, angielski jest na]nizszym.
Zofnierz francuzki sfuzy z oLowla-
zku, angielski dobrowolnie.
w Paryzu bawia sic we dnie
swlateczne, W Londynie nudza sic.
Dafooy sic ]eszcze wiele wymienic
przeclwienstw, najwiekszq atoli
roznlce stanowi wychowanie dzieci.
podczas gdy W szkotach paryzkich
osobllwle ma to zwracaja uwage,
ably rozwina6 umys} dzieciecia,
londynski pedagog kszta}cl swych
ucznlow ma zimnych egoist6w.
w l~ondyhskich szkolach ME VOL
no ucznlom pozyczac swoim kole.
gom przybor6w naukowych -
pomoz sam sobie, OTTO has}o wypi-
sane ma scianach i wpajane die
cIom cd n~ajwczesniej szych lat.
Iakl sposob wychowania TUNA
czy tez wiele fakt6w z dziei6w
an~glelskiego narodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
Listy z podr6zy.
EoO pOWr6cle eeo Wirn,,v

m "AaaUAay.
Il kopa]n jechalem, luz bar.
dzo zmeczony podr0za, do
Ashland, Wis, mad jezlorem
Superior, Z postanow'eniem po-
wrotu ztamtad do Winony.
W Ashland Polacy dosyc
dobrze zarabiaiq W pi1ach i
duhach, PREY wyladowywa-
nlu wegli kamiennych Z okre-
tow lecz czasem oieAko tam
dostac robote.
Giowno po!ska jest W Ash
land PREY ulicy Glare, gdzie
So polskle saloony p. J6zefa
Prlntza i l.. Gilmeistra (do
spo5ki z Wo]ciechem P,etro-
szewsklm), a nieco w box o.
N!kodema Fierka, najlepszego
Wlarusa W ten miescle. PRIV
Glare ul7cy znajduje sic tax
&c okazaf7 dom z pracownia
krawlecka p. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
sklego, naszego partnera z
otevenspolnt.
Ola naszej gazety wiele sic
tn ME zrobiio, gdy& wielkie.
byio goraco, I "a dnia wszyst-
ko PREY piracy, ma wleczor
kazdy robotnik tax zmeczony,
re JUL ME chciato mu sic isc
szukac Majstra Cd Wia1uso.
Jeszcze w innej czesci mia
sta mieszkaja Polacy GRO
NADINE, pracujac w pifach.
Tam pozna}eln formana W
pile p: Franciszka Ligmana,
daley Ludwlka Lewandowskie-
go "iernego naszego abonenta
Eranc!s2Sa Zio!kovSkIego, "a
W 'nnem mieJscu leszcze takze
starego naszego abonenta Pho
ira Glinieckiego, bardzo We
sotego towarzysza, i uczciwego
Kaszube Gillmalstra, daw-
n'ejs2ego w'asciciela rjanych
majatkoW ziemskich ma Ka.
szubach, starego znajomego
mojego re Skorzewa, rod
koscierzynq. Poslwialy Gill
master moWit mi, re tn W
Ameryce, lubo ciezko musi
pracoWat, czu]e sic sxczesli-
wszym, nia W starym kra1u;
ma przyna] mn'ej nadzje1e, il
syn jego, kt0ry JUL dzisiai ma
saloon / dosyG sporo oszcze-
dzonego grosza, zostanie be-
gatym czlowiekiem.
4 Ashland JUL prostq droga
| jecholem do Winony i pc Il
godz'nach jazdy, W dniu 3
llpca, z powrotem stanaiem w
domu-o kilka funtow laejszy
wskutek trudow podr62y,zo to
]ednakze odtaa wyseiamy co
tydzlen wlasnle lyle funtow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
PhACC1E IA
Londyn i Paryz.

ParYz Jest przeciwlenstwem
Londynu, m6wia powszechnie q
peWlen pisarz francuzki uzasadni}
to twierdzenie diuglm szeregiem
przeroznych por6wnah. Wyjmuje-
my z Mich nlekt6re.
Paryz pisze on - rozciaga
sic g}6wnie ma prawym brzegu, gdy
W Londynie ma lewym brzegu.
Tamizy n~ajwieksze wre zycie; pa
ryzki woznica wymija ma lewo, lon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
Agenci wv iarusa:'

,,Wiarusa::''
BERLIN WIS. S. 7. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. D.. Fr Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO, n. y. Jan Goryca So Iownsendstr
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybyllnski l.. b. 80
BESSEMER, MICH. Andrzej Wysocki
CHICAGO, f. Szawarczyk 7Io-I7 Str.
Jozef Rozlnski 900 w. II SIR
DETROIT, Jan Lesnau Cor. IS < bufa'laA ,"
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki
GILMANN, BENTON co. MO. Wawrzyn'ec
Wisniewski
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-K. Maryanski, 1877 Wa
shington Str.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC. d. T. Jul Wirkus
MILWAUKEE. WIS. Jan f. Bcrka humooldAv.S9
MT CARMEL ian Bazylak
MANISrEE, Mich.-Jan Guziolek! Kino)Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEN. Hidebrandt
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowski
S. Front 3, Beel Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
w. P. Stelmach
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2I2S BIsmark Str
ST. HEDWIG Ten. Iozef ZAlk
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, o1VenceTJ JUNCTION
WAUSAU, Wis J. Golkowski, 419 Pork Str.
WILNO, MINI. MARGIN A. Mazany'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

JoNlSSo 4'letINd pOldDNd, hlO-
remu pan dziedzlc zalecif,
azeby re mnie zrobiI wierz-
chowca. Opr6cz tego, ku
wielkiej swej radosci, dosta-
lem zupelnie oddzielna pre-.
erode w stajni; w}asnie bo-
WIEN jeden z koni zakohczyl
zycie smiercia nag}a i me-
spodziewana. w sasiedztwie
mo]em pc jednej stronie sta}
wa}ach }ysy i Sleepy, po dru-
glej = koby}a W bardzo po-
deszfym juz wieku, oboje
Wlelce szanowani Z powodu
zaslug, jake polozyli W ciqgu
zycia. By}y to rzetelne konie,
INA ace rodow6d ca}ej s%ta]ni
i pogardzaiace kazdems vie
rzeclem, ktore mia}o W sobie
krew ME kohska. Rozmowy
tel arystokratycznej parry
wpfyne}y ma moi umys}owy
rozwol tax dalece, IL pocza-
lem sobie urabiac poglady
ma stosunkl miedzyzwlerzece
z racyonalnego punkta wi
dzenia. Zwolna dochodziEem
do przekonah, re nalezy sza-
nowac wyobrazenia innych
zwierzat, jezeli sic chce ode :
gra6 jakas role W zyciu.
Go sic tel to juz teraz
dzieje ma swiecie-mowi}a
sedziwa klacz,-wstawili nam
znowu OTTO w sam srodek os}a
l wszyscy sic MIN zaimuja.
= Gotowi nied}ugo POI
miescic mas z trzoda chlewna
odrzek} wa}ach. Zgubne
zasady wszedzic sic dis roz-
powszechniaja...
Zeby tie nasz sasiad byI
przynajmniej mullen! - po-
Wlada ona - ale to osiel
czystei krwi... | taxi ma zaiac
stanowlsko nieboszczyka
kasztana?...
Licha epoka! 49, zawo-
faf 1ysy. M}odemu paniczowl
zachcialo sic jezdziG ma osle...
Styszane rzeczy!
Wyrozumia1em Z tego, re,
jakkolwlek mic uwazaja "a
osfa, llcza sic jednak re nina
jak Z koniem, poniewaz "a
ja}em stanowisko konia.
Z rodzina swoja zerwa}em
stosunkl dowiadywalem sic
o niej tylko Z rozm6w, pro-
wadzonych przez konie.
- S}yszalaG asGka-odzy.
wa sic starry wa}ach-co to
rwestetu by1o dzisiai noca
po staJni?
A jake, Okla przecie ME
moglam zmruzyG, DO ludzie
nieustannie biegali Cd dworu
do stajni i Cd stajni do dwo-
ru; wrzawa by|a ogromna i
latarniami swiecili mi W oczy.
= Take nadzwyczajnost
W sWolm rodzaiu-rzek1 1ysy.
Wielkie rzeczy, &c sic oslica
ozrebiIa!
: Me mow-o*rebi1a, by
przecie os}y sic ME zrebiq tax
jak konie.
: Prawda, one sic koca,
szczenia lub prosza-prawi}
wa}ach. Ale co to mole INA
czyG, re teraz os}y talk ida
W gore?.
Dowiedzalem sic vice, ze
mi sic siostra urodzi}a,
= Os}y ida W gore =
rzeknie klacz-poniewaz mlo~
dzl dziedzice lgna do MICH.
Nowonarodzona oslica ma
bye wierzch6wkq najstarszej
panienki, wszyscy ]uz 0 tenn
wiedza. ia wydaIam ma SWAT
szesclu synow, Z ktorych je-
den odby} s1awnq kampanje,
a drugi ma wyscigach otrzy-
mai naprOde DierWszei k]asv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
Il Blossburgu
8 Llpca.
Szanowuy RedaXtorze!

uAoilo 4So LlPca uOSYc WSpa-
Male. A zw1aszcza nasza ma
rodowos6 uczynifa zadosyG
wymaganiom Amerykanov, DO
smla1o powiedziec molina, il
ostatniego 4 lipca w BIossbur-
gu byli ,,Polacy g6ra".
Pakazalismy vice, lie cho-
ciaz tylko chlopki cd p1uga j
wldel, mieszkaiac pomiedzy
gorami pennsylwahskiemi, W
ktorych wnetrzu ma HAWAI-
chleba zarabiamy, jestesmy
godnymi obywatelami Amery-
XII.
Ma powyzej wymienionym
dnlu powjetrze sprzy]ato nam
jak nailepiei. Oko1o s godzi-
ny z rama Towarzystwo S..
Cyryla i Metodego zebraIo sic
W hall p. St. Baiuty, do kto-
rego sic p6znie1 przyfaczyiy
Towarzystwa sw. J0zefa i
Kadetow.
20 uformowaniu szeregu
ruszylismy ckofo wpot do die
wiatei z miejsca z polska ka-
pela l z traema konnemi mar
szatkami W polskich ubiorach
ma czele, i maszerowalismy
przez gl6wne ulice miasta, do
kosciofa, gdzie Wbny. KS. L.
Klonvoskl odprawif Msza sw.
ma intencja Towarzystwa IS.
Cyryla Metodego i przem6-
viii odpowiednlo dnlowi.
Pc skohczonem nabozeh-
stwie powr6cilismy ia sama
droga i porzadkiem do hall
p. Baluty, gdzle byf bal al
do 7 godziny wieczorem, ma
ktorym sic Polacy wysmienl-
bic bawlli.
Lecz ME koniec ma tenn.
20 7 odegrallsmy sztuczke
t~eatralna ,,Bla&ek opetany"
wystepujac pc pierwszy ra1.
sztuczka udata sic nadspo-
dziewanie dobrze tax, IL me-
tylko Polacy, ale navel Anne
rykanie, ktorych wielka llczba
przyby}a ma hale, pomimo ME
znajomosci polskiego jezyka, z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT opusclli hale.
Jak W wzgledzlc wystaple-
MIA publicznego wszyscy tutaj.
ST Polacy zastuzylismy ma
pochwale Amerykarow,
tax W w~zgledzie teatru znow
zasiugu]a Polacy, a zwiaszcza
CT z Morris Run, ma naganq u
kazdego roztropnego Polaka a
nawet Amerykana. Oh z Nor
risRun nietylko lie ME przyby-
Ii ma przedstowienie, z wyatt
klein pieciu, pomimo, he ich
jest przeszlo 100 familii, ale
)eszcze przedrwlwali nasze
da&nosci prace, chociaz "a
reczyc moge, il laden znich
]eszcze W SVEN 3yclu teatral-
nego przedstawienia ME wi
DIAL.
Lecz by ME myslel', &c i
my upadli ma duchu, to ma
przekore bedziemy grail jeszcze
jedna stuczke. Me wiedza zais-
Gle morrisruhscy obywatele, ze
przez publlczre wystepy
lub teatry, mozemy sobie
.z]ednac poszanowanie u Ame-
rykanow | stanaG W rowni z
Mimi.
Otto to u INCH m~nieJsza,
lecz ME mas; zare.
exam, he lyle co sill nam sta
ME, bedzlemy pracowali mad
dobrem ]udu poisk1ego, a wy
bracisZkowie s!edzcle sobie W
Morris Run, i mys]cie uad
ten, czam l~estescie a ma
mysliwszy sic poznacie mole,
ze prlodkowie nasi tax ME
czyn'll, lecz wszedzie gdzle
wystqpiii, pochwaiy l honory
odnlesll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
9 ~ blk Iazda parowca1ll

POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA
wygodnemi p~ociqgami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO.
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych %punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem map, plano
j d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtdw trzeba sic udat do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE EST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego ~lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz na
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. Y. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gehl Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w nalezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI.
CAGO MILWAUKEE, & St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST PAULRAILWAY
Leave Winona- East Nortl
Chicago & Rock Island cx. 10. 36 am
Chicago express DAT pm. 1908 am
Chicago Night Express HOO p m 3:5s a n
Fast Mail o.44 pm. 1910, D IN,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
OSioi opoWiada sWoje zyele.
plZez
did. DygaSi,ishiego.
IS ~ 81
(Ciag, dalszy).

rozmyslaniach, re istotnie
slusznic SWAT pogardza os-
}ami, zdawa}o mi sic, IL w
porownanlu re swym oicem
jestem mnlej uparty, mniej
g}upi, a dzieki temu blizszy
raczej koniom M os}om. Do
rodziclelskieso zlobu mialem
bardzo trudny dostep; mu-
sialem sluchac ciqgle nora
low wymowek rodzlnne
niesnaski co chwila wybucha-
~ w naszej oslej stajence.
Ojclec naprawde zaczqi we
mnle podejrzewat brak krwi
rodowej; karci} surowo i wy
pedzal Z domu, a matka, jak-
by ME matka, wcale sic "a
nnq juz ME ujmowala. Mo
IRONY g}odem, be- ozywcze-
go ciep]a rodzinnego, wyras-
talem ma zrebaka samotnie
prawie.
Il CO mnie Z mimi via
re? - mysla}em sobie. Dla-
czego koniecznle mann bye
oslem?
Kilkakrotnie usilowalem
wejsc w stosunki z m}odemi
kohmi i przekona}em sic, ze
obyczaje tel rodziny So o
wiele szlachetniejsze, anizeli
postepowanie moich rodzic6w.
Teraz idealem moich marzeh
by}o zostaG wierzchowcem w
przysz}osci. Wypadek, jakkol-
wick przykry ola mnie oso-
biscie, pomogl mi urzeczy-
wistnic owe marzenia. Bedac
BOWEN glodnym, w}azIem
przez otwarta furtke do ogro-
du i wszedlem tam w klomb
pieknych kwiat6w, cardiac
os}ami oraz lichym chwastem,
stanowiacym przysmak ola
moich rodzic6w. Pamietam
dobrze, objad}em sic najpiek-
niejszych georginij / astrow;
kledy mic spostrzeg} ogrod-
mix, dopad} Z grabiami, biz
dop6ty, p6ki sic grabie ME
zlama1y, a swoja drogq nieus-
fannie %wymyslaE Cd os16w.
Kopna]em 50 "a to %poteznie
i poczq}em pedziG czwalem
takim, jaki znamionuje konie
wlerzchowe; przytem zadar
lem do cory ogon / parska-
lem po kohsku, a nozdrza
rozszerzylem, O lie sic tylko
dalo.
Biegnac talk pieknie, spot
ka}em ma drcdze towarzys-
two; dziedzic, dziedziczka,
syn ich i dwie cork uzywa-
Ii przechadzki w alei. Stana-
lem, nastawilem uszy, ably
zwr6cic ia siebie uwage
pahstwa. Pierwszy c%h}opiec
zblizy] sic ku mnie, obejrza}
Cd stop do g}owy, a potem
przemowi} do OLGA:
: Tatku, podaruJ mi tego
konika, bede ma MIN jezdzif.
= Przeciez jeden czlowiek
poznaE sic ma mnie = rex
lem sam do siebie.
Ale pan dziedzic czempre-
dzej odpar}:
= To ME koh, to osie}!
Powinines sobie %pamietaG moi
ch}opcze, zeby ME bye po-
dobnym do os}a, gdyz zwie-
re to odznacza sic g}upota,
lenistwem i uporem.
Ch}opiec sic zamyslii tro-
che, a potem znowu nalega}
ma OLGA:
= Mech mi go ojciec po-
daruje tylko!... Juz ia uwa-
Fam, zc to w sam raz ola
mrie wierzchowiec.
Jezeli nauczyciel pos
wiadczy W kohcu tydgonla,
re ami razu ME by}es oslem,
w takim razie uczynie zado-
syc twemu zadaniu.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

from Salt Lake City to day. Mr.
Ws>h''urne, who ", Ut with tn. m
accompanied them from Salt Lake
City a. far MS Shoshone aud w-ut III,
t" Portland, Oregon, intending to 70
tur" . lew days hence.
Two carloads Of coal were received
for the C~mas No. 2, today. aud one
for the Red Elephant Mining Com.
pany. Mr.. I.aMu", on will endeayor
to have the Csmss No. 2 people re-
l'nquish their right to ono carload. in
favor 1T thu town consumers, MANY Of
whom have hee" umshle to obtain a
pound of coal this fall.
A dance will he given at Spring
Creek Schoolhouse Oh Friday evening,
December IL. Tickets, including
supper, Fl 90. Proceeds to pay for
moving and repairing schoolhouse
Good music, R~'d supper, aud = good
time generally. Come one AID all
and give us = benefit. The school.
house has hern m.ved to the public
road just below Mr.. Breck's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
A veritable Electric Flute.

A VerltaDle Electric FIulc.
l" secondary battery devised by
Herr F. Marx, Of Berlin, the s"lution-
instead of the usual lead platrs-is
the active material which stores up the
electric current. This solution con.
s'sts Of $50 grams IF protochlorid~ of
iron dissolved in 500 grams of rs PET
cent. muristic acid and 900 grams of
water. Electrodes Of IRON and
cat bon are inserted. and charges are
i # cited, MS usual, by the current from
u dynamo or u primary battery. No
metal is deposited, but the .olutio"
changes gradually to what the invent.
or calls "electrolin," and has turned
to brown color when the charging
is compl I'D. The "electroi,." 20
formed NAV he used ut any time aud
place bv returning the electrodes Ia
the liquid. aud closing the discharge
circuit.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
Relieved III Kidney Trouble.

S. J. Cronin, Rossimi House, To
rntn, Canada, writes:
~ have been t,oubled with q hack.
ache for some time past, and gres,
difficulty in passing urine. Three
weeks ago ! applied al ALLcocK' q
Porous PLASTER. aud have done 60
every five days since. Almost imme.
dixtely | had partial relief. aud now
am entirely free from pai"-water
passing freely and perfectly clear,
without burning. | owe nv great
relief to ALLcOcK's Porous PLAs
TIERS and heartily recommend them in
any case Of kidney trouble"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

20 eight compared with the difference
between Wholesale and retail prices,
- to give no justification in any case
for more than very slight advance In
retail prices, aud to give mona what
ever in the case Of most articles Of
tinware. The Wholesale prise Of half.
pint tin cups under the present
duty Is one cent each. They weigh
two aud one. half ounces each. The
Wholesale price with the while duty
added 10 one and four tenth cents.
That is tho increased cost OF half.
pint ii" cup. If tho new tariff on tin.
ware 10 !" effect. should he four. tenths
Of one cent. The real increase in the
cost Of the article under the new Tar.
III did not Justify the Sill htest change
in the rtsil price. The increased
cost Of fruit cans wouli he one.half
cent each under the new tariff. The
sugar used in canning will h- ,ednc%d
2 ce"'s . pound before the now tin
tariff Qoes into effect.
There was not the slia hteat honesty
in advancing the price If canned
goods because If the effect Of the
Mckinley act. These various exam.
pes Of champagne, cixars and 'inware
illustrate the robbery which has h-en
perpetrated upon consumers, or at
tempted to he perpetrated. hy dealers
upon the claim tn I the Mckinley act
made such advance necessary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

The Salt Lakers will Rack Il On n 4
Substantial Way-Srvrral Will Civ.
from $4,000 10 $sO,O0O Apiece.
Colonel G. V. Bryan. one Of the
Directors of the Company which HI,
organized here to promote the build
ing OF the Salt Lake, HALEY and
Puget Sound Railroad, Mss inter.
viewed by TINES reporter to day,
o" his return from Salt Lake City.
He stared, in substance, that they
were royalty received aud listened to
by the Chamber OF c. NINE rec and
prominent citizens; that SEVERAL meet
Tugs were held ut which the prniect
was discussed; that it met with no
opposition worth mentioning; AID
that = committee composed of J. R.
Walker, Nick T'eweek, and f. G.
Coffin Was appointed to call on tho
bankers aud business men to xscer, ain
what. If any, encourage ,n+nt they
would give the road.
This committee, after consulting
with several capitalists, reported that
they deemed it best not to press the
scheme Immediately, owing to the
recent financial scare in New York
aud the consequent tivhtness of tie
money market Blu, just as soon rs
the market becomes. easier they will
start out and tot stop Until the
amount expected from Salt Lake Cit,
is raised.
As several gentlemen have stated
openly and unreserved by that they
would subscribe from $4,000 to &C.,
QUO zach, no doubt is entertained of
the final outcome.
In the meantime the surveys will
be completed, tn. working maps fin.
ished. aud every preliminary prepsra
Ito" necessary to begin work pushed
as rapidly MS possible.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

laid up entirely. aud from con.
ttnual,y sittin9 on the doer on
= pillow. my limbs contracted
90 that ! lest all contrOl of
them. and WIS utterly helpless.
My mother would have to lift
me cut and into he'd. I c0uid
get sround the house on my
hands and feet, but I could not
get my clothes on at all. and
had {, wear = aort Of dressing.
gown. My hair had al matted
down or fallen 06, and my
head. face. ami ears were one
ecaO. The disease continued
in this manner until I was
aRVQnfARn yQnPa Nld and ana
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
Ewindlimg Under the Tariff.

Portland Oreeonianl
The Efforts Of the hotel prol 'rietors
in New York city t, raise the price OF
champagne SO cents = bottle, because
of the new tariff. is likely to result in
failure. The wine drinkers are many
OF them intelligent enough to know
that the Mckinley act, which il cited
as an excuse for the advance, makes
but Z cents increase \ bottle. This ia
but another illustration of the same
petty swi"dling attempted on the
public by certain cigar dealers, who
pretend that the Mckinley act obliges
them to raise prices all round. As q
matter Of fact, the increased tariff on
tobacco goods only applied to i'm
ported cigars and imported wrappers.
The imported wrappers only made the
increased price in cigars 2 mills each,
and if Pennsylvania wrappers sr-
substituted, tn. re would he just rs
good cigars furnished rs with imported
Sumatra wrappers.
The same petty swiniling was At
tempted by the retail dealers in tin.
ware. Nothing in the Mckinley &C,
WAS misrepres~ntrd so grossly to the
injury Of the Republicans in Ohio as
The new tariff or tin. This new tariff
does not take effect until July l, 1891,
but the small dealers Ut once began
TO .windle their retail customers by
raising tn" price Of tin utensils. The
increase in the tariff, which is only
one aud two tenths c.nts \ pound, is
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
LOCAL JOTTINHS.

Smoke DAvey's home made Cigars.
Fifteen pass~nse rs left the train ut
Haley to day.
You cai save time aud money by
getting your loans through
LEBANON & BOONE
Hon. I. W. Garrett returned firm
Oregon by to days train.
David NJ. Carson has purchased
Weber's barber shop. He has no
superior in his line.
c. A. Bacon, tho well.known miu-
ing man. left yesterday for New York
City, intending to return in the spring.
The celebrated Ston~wall Whisky,
10 quart and pint TASKS, at W. +.
Ks"nedy's Famous Sample Rooms.
al Shor, is resting eesy, and fell
ing SO we'll, comparatively. that he is
talking Of coming out ON clutches, III
4 day OF two.
Dr.. Jones, the dental surgeon, in
tends to leave in \ couple OF weeks to
visit his parents and relative in
oregon. He will be gone five or six
weeks. All persons requiring his
services should therefore cal! on him
without delay.
W. H. Gnsler, Frank Coolidge.
an and Edward Gilroy came up from
ohsh"ne yesterday on Grand Army
business, and r~turnel hume last
Aight.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None Others are repre-,
'ea'ed BY LENNON & Boone.
Major Wilkes did not long ,.rry in
t'a''s., to>dAy. He was scarcely here
NO hours when h. left for the Co,ton-
soo's, to take the field with his SUR
'eyors.
e'''ces in Episcopal church,
. aaa'':y' l'.ho: Morning on second
s s' 'ouf'h Sundays, aud evening on
IT, F., ana third unda,s in every month.
~" Sundays by special appontm. ~.
Wv. y. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
~. q carload Of C.mss No 2 coucen.
.,;. .' ana one Of mixed let's, were
ppee from this station day before
;Iu''e'dsy, and one carload Of Nav
A4s VS. shipped yesterday.
-. .oae !. o'brirn, of the Wood Rive.
.So ;s MARKET, keeps nothing but the
''' meats on hand. TRY him.
~ s's, recent y" :, 'no~'torm. extended a.
1, . ~. =; the Snake river, aud as
/. ~, .s. IS Poca,e'Io; bu, rs the SNOW
,,., .o s, oil disappeared from che
ipn a.. .av the stock did not suffer
e' me snow or the storm.
a. .,ss. W. Burn. i. making A..
psn . :, t" work the War Dance
~; NJ 90 10. esvslopmrn. work from 'ne n ~.'
tep.,'.' . but rxpects to have the
e. IN splendid condition " bv , M.
~" wi'4.. and Bryan go, back
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

day In January, 1879. I rea an account in the
Tribune Of your CUTIcuRA REMrpIts. 1t Described
my case 40 txsrtly. that thought. 'sst RET ort,
to give + en- tr a. When first applied them /
IVES all raw and bleeding from, scratching D,ys, II
but went asleep aim at immediate ~. something
had not done fer years. the effect was % sooth.
ing. In about two weeks I cOMld stand straieh t
bat not walk. was so weak; but my so,es were
nearly we'll. As near ~ l can judge, the Curl.
cURA REMEDIES cured me tn about SIX to eight
1870 to January. 1897, have not teen sick in
sny way. have hid the least signs Of the disease
reappea ing on lne.
". J. MCDONALD,
1882 Dearborn St., Chicago, ILL.,. June 80. 81,