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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23

bill which, as we understand the stu
alton, will be more favorable to the
friends Of silver than free coinage
would be, II forced at present.
The purchase of 100000 ounces
of silver monthly will more than take
up the product of our mines, brig
silver to a parity with gold i" foreign
markets, aud thus lead to free coinage,
in the most natural way, within six
months.
In the meantime the price Of silver
must gradually but infallihly advance.
II is 81. O4 at present; within 30 days
il the bill above referred to passes
the price will be at least S1.15, and
six months later twill be from *l.25
to $1.29.29. At this latter point il
will probably remain stationary, since
that is the full coming value OF silver
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23

Only ten days remain during
which to complete the preparation for
the forthcoming Fourth. This is am.
pie. providing all the preliminary ar.
rangements are completed at once
but unless they ar, the time is too
limited The orator and grand mar
shall Of the day should he announce d;
also the poet and reader, ii we are 10
have any. The marshal will have to
secure his aids, who will have to be
mounted and equipped; he will also
have to issue invitations to the various
societies and associations, who may
have to meet to consider the invita-
tons, as no member can, unauthorized
pledge the participation Of his society
In the procession. All this and much
more must be done. There il
therefore no time to he lost.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23
Our Little Worries and Ills.

1t is tho little things of life, the
worries of today and to morrow, that
make the crows feet around our eyes.
So the little pains OF an hour or a
minute break down the constitution.
Look after the little ills. BRAN
DaETu's PILLS cure dyspepsia. or in
digestion, headache, pain in the
shoulders, coughs, ,ightness OF the
chest, dizziness, sour stomach, bad
taste in the mouth, bilious attacks,
pal pitatio" Of the heart, Inflammation
of the lungs. Pain in the region of
the kidneys, and hundred Other
pairful symptoms are the offspring OF
dyspepsia One or two pills every
night is sufficient.
BRANDRErH's Pills are sold in
every drug aud medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23
Graud March Begins at $50. Sharp.
I'll JULY | 4
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis.
County of Aitures.
Ann Frances Short. plaintiff. vs.. William Short.
defendant.
The Territory Of Idaho sends greeting to: Will.
liam Short. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
Brought against you by the above. named plaintiff.
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Die
trict Of the Territory of Idaho, IN aud for he
County Of Alturas, and to answer the colnplsiLt
filed therein, within ten DAYS exclusive OF the
day Of servceI. after the service cn you OF this
Sunmuns-if served within this county or, il
served OFT OF this county but in this district.
within twenty DAYS; otherwise. within forty day .
or default will be taken against you.
The said action Ia brought to dissolve the boz dis
Of atriMery heretofore and NOW existing be.
tween the plaintiff and defendant, and to award
the Gust ody of the minor children, issue Of said
marriage, to plaiutif. Alleging thar said defend
ant than three wears last past has wtlful-
Iy nesec and failed to provide for said paint1
and children the common neceeaartcs OF life.
having the ability 30 to do and could have done
had it not been for his PROD gate hsbits-the facts
more fully appearing In plaintiffs complaint on
ale herein. certified copy Of which 10 herewith
served.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail "a
appear and answer the said Complaint, a. above
required the snid Plaintiff will take default an
apply to the court for the relief demanded III said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
trict Court OF the Second judicial Dis
triet of the Terrtc tory Of Idaho. IN and
1 for the County OF Alturas. this 18th day
2sEAL OF June, in the year Of our Lord ONT
[. thousand eight hundred and ninety.
~ SOL. HASBROUCK,
Clerk of the district Cont.
BY T. Z. RICHARDS. Deputy Clerk. jlsmld
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23
SILVER ALL RIGHT.

After . three days fight in the
House OF Representatives. Speske,
Reed has come out victorious. This
it is evident, is the result OF q com.
promise achieved through executive
influence. What the terms Of the
compromise are cannot be definitely
Asoerta,nei At present; hut it is prob
able that the Pre.ident has at last
agreed to override Window, his Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, aud to sign /,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-06-23
NOTICE CULTURE.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. HALEY. IDAHO,

U. 8. LAND OFFICE HALEY. IDAHO,
June H. 1890.
Complaint having been entered NJ this Office by
Thomas b. Hastings against William II. Russell,
for failure to comply VITA law xs TO Timber.
Culture Entry No. 37s. dated September 80.
1887. upon the 8. ". Section 20, Township N.
Range is f in Logan County. Idaho, with = view
TO the cancellation Of said entry; contestant aleR
Ing that said William X. Russell has failed u
plant or cause TO be planted and cultivated the
amount of land on said entry quired by lsw to
be pls ted and cultivated. the SAID parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear at this o:iicc on tine
2lst day of July. 1890 at O'Clock a. m, TO respond
and furrish testimony concern Ing said alleged
failure.
ils% II. O. BILLINGS.
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B. G. NulIin has claimed 5000

B. G. NulIin has claimed 10000
inches more Of water Of the Malad
River and has contracted with r.
Bl-dsoe Tor the completion Of tn Fl ST
portion OF the cut to cost $500. Sho
shone Journal.
Mr.. Mullins -vider tly watts te
cover all the water flowing into Woo
River thai has not already been ap
propriated. as he claims more thai
the combined flow of the Big ant
Little Wood Rivers.
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Less DELAY WILL BE EXPECTED

AESS DnAAt WILL DE A|AA EC GDs
Colonel Petit having been con-
6rmed Us Surveyor General OF Idaho.
it is to be hoped that he will lose no
time in assuming tho discharge OF the
duties OF his Office, as the present in
cumb~nt has, by his dila,oriness and
arbitrary rulings, given much cause
for complaint.
Under Surveyor S.rauphan seldom
less than a month and sometimes two
months have elapsed between the re-.
ceipt Of the field. notes Of a survey at
his Office and their return to the local
surveyor. This, which was very an
moving at all times, WAS much more
% when the notes were sent or re-
ceived late in the fall. In such case
it would, owing to the lateness of the
season, be impossibl. to complete the
application for patent until the fol.
loving open season, aud delav OF
year would he thus caused. The
applicants would thereby also be put
to much additional expense, and the
development OF the country be great
ly retarded.
AS there was not and cannot be
any valid excuse fer this, I'VE confident.
ly expect that Colonel Petit will see
to it that field notes are returned
within . reasonable length of time.
In other States and Territories, they
srs generally return ed within few
days OF their receipt at the Surveyor
Generals Office, and there is no reason
why Idaho should be any exception
to the rule.
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( In every town
and city In the
AGENTS. WAN1e0{ United States
CsS. ~ ". and British

Tue payment Of prizes IL guaranteed by . spe.
cial deposit Of Ave hundre thousand dollars
proved by Jesus Arechiga. Governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision of Lie.
Herminie Arte aga. who IL appointed by the Gov
eminent a. Interventor.
Il certify that with the Sttte Treasurer all nee
essary guarantees are deposited, assuring full
payment Of Gil prizes Of this drawing.
HERNINIO ARTkAOO, Intervention"
IMPORTANT.
Remittances must be either by New York Draft
Express or Registered Letter, American money
Collections can be made by Express Companies Of
Banks. Ticket sent direot to management will IL
paid by drafts on Now York, Montreal, st. Paul
chicago, San Francisco or City Of Mexico.
For further information. address
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager,
ZacAtecas Mexico.
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Homestead Proof,


LAND OFFICE AT UAILEY. IDAHO,
June u, 1890
Notice Ia hereby given thct the following
named settler hes filed notice of his intention TO
make Anal proof in support Of his clsim, aud that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at HALEY. oh July i6, 1856 viz; John
Dcasy. for the y E u rnd y S Il Sec. J..
TIP. l, S Il Is l.. lie names the following wit
Resses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF, said land, viz: Ches. r..
Fariss, 4. Hammer. Herm ann Mehlcs. Of erich.
ton, and J. Kelleh.r, of HALEY.
II. O. BILLINGS. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, In .Ho.
June 10, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
II smed .ettler has lied notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of hts claim, aud that
sa' d proof Will be- made before the Register and
Re liver At HALEY idaho. on July II. 1880 viz.
Willis S. Duulway. for the 4 L 4 Sec: 8. N
d n W \ Sec. o. and S W Il See. 1, TIP. I.
Range 21 East. He names the following wit
uessss to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land. viz; B-njsmln @.
Duniway, EdwSrh Beuni. &, James Hash, Il. W.
Cherry, all of Houston Idaho.
II. .. BILLINGS. RcSistsr.
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Has attained a standard Of excellence
which admits of no superior.
1t contains every Improvement that
produce.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-07
BRIGHT BITS.

Somewhat below Excelsior"
The light of morn was breaking fast,
When through the streets OF Gotham passed
A youth, VINO bore this strange device,
Set in a precious ring of ice
Enumerated
TRY not the flats the old man said;
They II pour hot water on thy head!'
The young man bounded up the stairs;
IN show them there is one who dares
Enumerater'
so, stay, :" the ancient maiden said;
20, ask me not why I'm not wed.'
The hero smiled, quothhe: DO you
Not rank in age at forty-two?
"EnumerateN'
At evening. on the dumping ground,
young man by cop was foHnd-
A coal-hod crowned his swollen pate,
And he who ran read on his slate,
''Enumeratel
-New York World
OF all the fortunes known to man
The greatest, we assert,
Is to wear fifteen collar
Upon sixteen shirt
Dry Goods Chronicle.
IT Is call al bucket shop because it is outside
the pele of the law. Boston Transcript.
TEERE is no cheaper or more common sum
ner resort than to swear at the weather
Philadelphia Times.
The broker who married pretty, but penni-
less, girl explained that he had taken her at her
face value.-Boston Courier.
A TRIBUTE -''ro whom did you bow?"
"a mosquito. He has some of the finest
blood in the state in his veins
How do you know"
HE just bit me- "-Netg York SIN.
''How BEAUTIFULLY soft it is" he murmured,
laying his hand on her glorious white arm.
How less beautiful, but oh. so much softer, -
she tenderly replied laying her ieweled hand
on the top of his venerable head Washington
Star
TIN sorry you have to wait, 4" said the polite
girl at the ribbon counter; the cash boy will
be back in four or five minutes
-Four or fiver said the customer, in horror;
IF he waits five minutes longer he'll be floor
walker. Puck.
GREENLY lat the bar)-Somebody said cock
tail increased the appetite, and here am after
drinking three of them, and I'm not as hungry
as when / came in!
Freshly-Try another, then. Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
CEDR1c's MOTHER was a New Yorker, but
Cedric was born in Boston. Cedric, you are a
naughty boy; you want licking said she.
II may need chastisement, but | do not want
it. "-Harper's Bazaar.
NOTHING TO BOAST OF.-Guide-This is the
place where Capt. Jack jumped from the bluff
clear across the creek. It's full thirty feet.
Tourist-Were the Indians after him:
Yes; they chased him five miles,"
30, then the jump was nothing wonderful
See what good running start ne hadl-Ne,o
York Sun.
THE OPEN SESAME. = First Reporter TAT crowded
meeting)-How did you manage to make your
way through that awful crowd outside?
Second Reporter-I got club, blackened it
with shoe-polish, and then began hitting right
and left. AS the people dropped with cracked
skulls, stepped over them, and hammered
away again until reached the door.
"Cracky! Didn't the crowd try to mob your
"Oh, no. They thought, from my actions
that was policeman in citizens clothes -
NelC FORK Weekly
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Bang wreckers and pefaulters.

Almost daily the telegraph brings the an
nouncement of the discovery of shortages
I in accounts of bank cashiers or other trusted
employees. of bank wrecks end failures, and
defalcations and enIbezzlement of funds by
| trusted agents. Cases of this kind have
been particularly numerous recently, be-
ginning with the crash of the
Sixth National, Equitable and
Lennox Hill banks in New York, followed
| by the failure of the American Life In
surance Company and the Bank of America
in Philadelphia All these institutions were
closed through the wrong-doing of officials
connected with them, and besides these
there is long list of minor offenses COM
mitted by county and city treasurers in Mis-
souri,, North Carolina, Ohio and elsewhere,
by bank cashiers who used the money be-
longing to depositors and lost or squandered
it, and by confidential representatives who
converted cash and valuables, the property
of others, to their own use.
In all these minor cases the spoliation
was limited in the circle o. victims
compared with the dimensions of the
work of the bank wreckers There is a
general clamor for the punishment of these
wreckers. Two of the thieves, Pen and
Claassen, have already been convicted,
and the others will no doubt
get their deserts. Their victims, however,
will have no redress for the losses they have
suffered. The only remedy for thei crimes
seems to be the rigid enforcement of the
laws True, the punishment, no matter
how severe, as in the cases of
Ward and Fish, the Wall street
financiers, does not deter others from fol-
lowing in their footsteps, but the prompt
punishment of that class of criminals is the
only satisfaction afforded to the wronged
victims. Punishment by imprisonment in
wolves disgrace and dishonor, and while
bank wreckers and dishonest public officials
are no better than house-breakers or petty
thieves, they feel keenly the blow because of
their former standing in society,
and, therefore, to them the lesson is more
severe than to the ordinary law breaker.
But the pity of it is that the downfall of
such men nearly always brings sorrow and
humiliation to numerous innocent persons
They are usually well connected, and the
saddest of their reflections are that those
who loved them and had faith
in their integrity bestowed their
affections and confidence upon unworthy
objects.
What is the cause of the downfall of SO
many trusted men? The devouring APP
petite for speculation and the desire
to outshine and Guido others, to be
called leader in certain "set," and to be
reported and referred to as wealthy. In
the pursuit of those distinctions the best
impulses are stifled and good sense over
come by the gamblers frenzy. A felon's
fate is the inevitable consequence.
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INDEX TO new ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETNGs-Savannah Tribe No. 4, l. o. r. NJ.
THE Savannah Cold Storage and Ice manufac-
turing Company.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-A Home Acquired Without
Effort, c. Il. Dorsett, Real Estate Dealer; No
1ice 10 Traverse Jurors of the City Court; DR..
Lincoln's Return to the City; Special Saturday
Prices at Heidt's.
STEAMSHIP ScHEpULE-Ocean Steamship Com
pany; Baltimore Steamship Company.
ARROW COTTON TIEs-C. NJ. Gilbert & Co.
LEGAL NoTIcEs-Petition for the Incorpora-
Eion of the Smith & Kelly Company.
LEGAL SALE-Chatham Sheriff's Sale To-day.
CLOTHING. ETc-Appel & Schaul.
CHEAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS - Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent; For
Sale; Personal; Miscellaneous.
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Nc Swat's Woe.

The misguided robin chirped cheerfully among
the frost-bi blossoms in the cherry tree the
early bee banged up against the window pane
and buzzed profanely, the neighbors' chickens
scratched and cacked with demoniac glee in
Mrs. McSwat's prematurely aged lettuce bed,
and the fraudful old sun shone as innocen tly
and smilingly on the McSwat dwelling as if he
didn't know perfectly well that within two or
three hours there would be a deluge of rain n
hsilstorm and cold wave says the Chicago
Tribune
"Billiger,' said Mr.. McSwat's young, wife.
with shade of anxiety in her voice and man
ner. you seem to be out of spirits this morn
ing. Won't you have another flannel cake?''
do you think, Lobelia," he replied s'that
flannel cakes Will cure man of low sprits?''
Don't the ham and eggs suit you, Billiger?''
she asked, tenderly.
sam 1 making any complaint about the
provender?"
mo, you are not complaining. I'd rather YOU
would find fault than sulk. Then would know
exactly what the trouble is. If the coffee isn't
strong enough, or the steak isn't cooked in the
way you used to get it at home, why in mercy
name don't you"
''Lobella, will you oblige me by checking this
| rapturous gush of solictude? I'm not kicking
UP any fuss over the grub, am I9'
i think you-you are just as m-mean as
you-you can bs?" Sobbed Mrs. McSwat. 81 do
the best II can toto please you, and you
speak of my efforts as gr-gr-grub
Bitliger groaned
The breakfast is all right Iobeia," he said
= NO POW" q uOAiai AOA a WI sc lay -Oub many a
''Then what is the matter, dear?'' urged Mrs
McSwat, drying her tears. Il know there is
something wrong; Is it's it anything have
done or failed to dor"
isn't it beginning TO look like rains''
Nan; You know u isn't. Don't try to put me off
Nothing in the paper this morning but
strikes and worlds fair locations Do Won know
Lobelia, my theory is
Never mind the paper Tell me the cause of
your"
And the fruit crop in Michigan is"
The fruit crop in Michigan has nothing to
do with this case. What do you care for the
Michigan fruit crop? You may as well tell me.
Billiger, what it is that weighs on your mind
Even If IL should be financial troublesr-and she
laid her arm caressingly about his neck-"a
wite's devotion can"
eat-grandfatherr exclaimed BilIieer
agonizingly, springing to his feet. Land of
misery What did you do that for. LobeliaY'
rs II financal embarrassment Billiger? Did
| touch u pom it at first"
Touch upon it!' howled her husband, dane
ing frantically about the room, Good heavens
II you had used sledgehammer it couldn't
have hurt worse!'
Then was right. It's nothing but money
Money troubles? Suffering Job! If Won
want to know what weighs my spirits down
Lo6elia, and fills my soul with gloom, look!"
Witha grip of iron he held her at arms length
and barred his neck.
Biliiger McSwat was suffering from his regular
spring boil.
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A Lost Opportunity.

He looked so glum and down in the mouth
that the half dozen of us concluded that he had
lost his wife or met with some other DISTRESSING
calamity, and SO. after leaving Elmira, one of
the boys slid into half of his seat and began
says the New York Sun: ..-.
My friend, you appear to be ill.,"
No. not exactly ill, was the reply.
Wife dead?" ....'.,,
''Never had one" ....
Heard any bad news?'
''No"
If there's anything our crowd can do for Won
we shall be glad of the opportunity
Twill you?'
"Of course" ..-.-.
well, then, wish you'd begin on me and
kick until the last man can't swing his leg for
another lift, for of all the born fools In America
I'm the biggest"
why, what's the matter?'
I'VE had an accident on this road about three
weeks ago, aud lot of us lost our baggage.
We were told to file our claims, and I've lust
been down to get my money!
well, wasn't that all right?'
All right Why, jab my eyes, if wasn't fool
enough to hand in a true list of about Sc worth
of old buds, while neighbor of our'n who lost
two pairs of socks and a box of paper collars
stood up and bluffed the railroad out of S74 25.
and they even asked him to take a drink after
he got his money! That's me to a dot. Ihain't
got no brain in my head. can't see through a.
fshnet. I'll never know anything until it's
kicked into me, and I'm ready to be booted the
whole length of York state and give nv only
pair of suspenders to the last man who lifts
mPfS
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Beats a Curb All Holler. ;,

Opposite Memphis, on the Arkansas shore.
and about ten miles inland, asked the owner
OF cabin for drink of water. says Detroit
Free Press man. and went to the we'll with him
to get it, He didn't have to go down over fif
teen feet, and there was water to the depth of
five feet in the hole. 1t was neither stoned up
nor was there a curb around it, and as there
were several children around and the well was
near the door, said:
II should think you would have curb around
this WELL"
What fur?'' he asked
Don't the children run risk of falling inf''
II reckon"
And wouldn't curb lessen the chauces?'
1T mought, but t'would take a heap of luu-
Der and time. I've got cheaper way. Look
at that"
He pointed to pole stuck on end in the we'll,
and while was trying to make out what it was
for he said:
That's fur EN- to climb out on when they
tumble in, and it beats a curb all boiler"
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Another man who is liable to kick over
the traces is Congressman Wilson of Wash
lngton, who has grievance against Harri-
con. Wilson says that when he was men,
Der of the Indiana legislature he spent
$500 in trying to elect Harrison to the
Senate, which was all the money he had in
the world. Failing in his purpose. he
moved out to Washington territory. Last
fall he ran for congressman at-large as a
republican in the new state, and although
ne had small democratic majority to
overcome. he was elected by 10000 ma
1orlty. Naturally, when he came to Wash
lhgton city he expected to be warmly re.
celved by his old friend, the President.
but instead he was given the cold shoulder
Not only this. but every request for an Office
Tor his friends was refused. Finally. last
Week he asked tue President to appoint his
brother worlds fair commissioner. and
Harrison paid his debt of gratitude bv an.
pointing democrat instead. Wilson has
nfsS declared war on the President.
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