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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-06
EuNRER g.
CHAPTER 426.
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION FIFTY-ONE OF
ARTICLK THRER or THE coNsTITuT ZION

CHAPTER 426
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION FIFTY-ONE OF
ARTICLE THREE OF THE CONSTITUTION
sEcrIos 1. Sc g enacted o. ne Gsaerai zsssna-
ely oJ AGrHldad. Three-nfths Of all the members
Of the two Houses concurring, that the following
section be aud the same IL hereby proposed as an
amendment 20 the Constitution Of this State. and II
as herein provided Il shall snpersede and stand in
the place snd stead OF section nftyone Of article
three OF the Constitution of this State.
Section 81. The personal property OF residents
OF this State shall be subject 20 taxation In the
County or City where the resident bona gde resides
may shall be levied, and not elsewhere, except
goods and chatteis permanently located, which
shau be taxed In the City or County where they
are so located, but the General Assembly may BY
property IN this State and the debts thereby
In the County or City where such property 70
situated.
sEcTIoS 2 And Be HJlrtAer enacted By ne as-
hereby proposed as an amendment 10 the Constitu-
ton shall be, ~ the next general election held In
this State. submitted 20 the legal and qualified
voters thereof for their adoption or rejection, in
pursuance OF the directions contained In article
fourteen OF the Constitution of this State; and at
the said general election the vote said proposed
amendment TO the Constitution shall be by ballot,
and upon each ballot there shall be written or
printed the words, For the constitutional amend.
ment" or Against the constitutional amendment"
e. the voter shall elect and Immediately after said
election due return shah be made TO the Governor
of the vote for and against SAID proposed amend
ment, a. directed by the said fourteenth article OF
the Constitution.
Weherehy certify, That the aforegoingi IL correct
copy OF an act OF the General Assembly OF Mary
land, passed January session, 1890.
w. @. PURNELL,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-06
Constitutional Amendments.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
KxRcuTIvE pEPARrNKNr.

wHxREAs. Section one or syficle fourteen 81 TIRE
Constitution Of Maryland makes Il the 1ufy OF the
Governor so order the publication n certain news
papereto be designated By hin.of any Bill hiils
passed proposing any amendment % TIE said Con-
9titufi0n.
And whereas At the January session 1890 OF the
General Assembly OF Maryland six separate Bills
were passed proposing thai number - amendments
70 the Constitution; which several amendments are
described as follows
Chapter l94. which. for convenience OF descrip
ton, hereby designate as amendment number
one, Chapter 1sf5. designated amendment num-
Der two; Chapter 241, designated as amendments
number three; Chapter 2o5, designated ne alnerd.
meDt number four; Chapter St2 designated a.
amendment number ave. and Chapter 496. dezlS
mated as amendment number STA.
All which proposed amendments follow On tie
ordcr described, to Wit
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-06
Secretary OF the senate
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk OF the House Of DELEGATES

Now, therefore. 1, ELIHU Z. JACKSON. Cover.
nor OF Maryland, do hereby order and direct that
each aud ell OF the said herein before described
Bills, Acts of the General Assembly, ak in num-
Der, each proposing separate amendment to the
Constitution OF Maryland, be publshed once week
for AZ least three months 10 two newspapers pub
lshed in each county IN the state, II so many are
therein published, and In three newspapers in the
City Of Baltimore, before. the next ensuing general
election which viii be held on Tuesday the third day
OF November, 1891: ct which said election all OF
the six proposed amendments aforesaid viii be
orally submitted 10 the legal and qualified voters Of
Maryland for adoption or rejection.
14 Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of Maryland, at the
(TBK GRKATl City Of Annapolis on the sixteenth
eEAL day OF July, In the year OF our
OF Lord eighteen hundred and ninety
lMARYLAND.J one and OF the Independence OF
-- the United States the one hundred
and fifteenth.
ELfHU 4. JACKSON.
E.w. LKCoMPTE,
ly26tu,1At Secretary Of stats.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
Entered at the post office at Fer .
gus Falls as second class matter.

no9et 9aa iaa pent o9 net for fig.
Oet mtnoeoe bam ON ct tibet 5amiz
lielelfab, iom be iab ber @erel1 Jet.
9r. 8. g. Gortelpou ia9oe, at ban
bar ti(iteoe / @ioenitobens Snteres1e,
os ban bapoe ueret beitemt paa. at
hots ban fanbt, at 9enrettelle peb
@lectricitet par 9ruiom, piloe ban
inoberette bet til Nutboriteterne o9
}o9e at faa 2open affaffet. @poen
bar / ale Eilfaloe fulbtenbis inner
terri og eieblitteli9, efter bpao ban
iaattoa. Mau lob @trpmmen lette
paa to @au9e fun for at bore filter.
ST. 81. $. @outbtuid ia9oe, at ait
git meset beloist, % ban f9lte fig
Sitter pao, at ben electriFe @enret=
teliesmaaoe uar ben, ION piloe blipe
bru9t / 6remtiben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
Sbos9afpta.

9eaerocb Spe Suli. u. S. 4lcmman,
Opmmer | Gruntpretten, bur 9ipet en- &iens
oe1ie en- S1s mrp Hpiseran;. Smitbs,
Barriers % Saec6s, rer bar anf(a9et for
Tortrpbelie mrD 9rpbi6iticnsloren. Snbz
itdrnte 9icrbe Snoit9elie mro Mnfla9en, ibet
Re an9ap irm @runb, at 2oren bar fcnftiz
tuttpnstripi9. fprbi ben pmfattebe mere enb
en @ienitano, ipm life rar ndpnt / cens
Sttel. Oette @unft er olori5 reiit fpr aue
oe @rpcesier icm ben bar fremfalot Staz
ten. 9ommsr Plcwman fanot SnpFsellen
beretti9et cs 1ro be anf1a9ebe saa. Gtaten
pil appeQere til 9pieiteret.
= Gbamterlain sos Stuff. 9pman
Gountpt ben afitaaeee Del af 5tpur<9ieier>
pattcnen. er @runoen "Sn9en,@anps>
2ano." Deb en ltbelaos1ie blep bette Gcun.
tp life forbunoet til 8rule Gruntp iurioiit
@enieenoe. ca flere af Gountierne peitenfcr
1tsisfppi la9oss til bette County. com
Tplse oeraf bar Snobps9erne I 2pman
@ountp ingeniters at saa ben forat erbcloe
@et I ncsen Sag, cs mango 9tli ieloe maa
be lioe ben ft6rite l1ret uoen at faa nc5en
Opretsnin9. De sr fpn1met til Diitrifts,
Mttcrnep Pcrter / bette @puntp, men ban
tan tntet 9isre, ba De life ftaar unoer bana
Surisotftion. Sfatteli9nin9en / bette Gcuns
tp er netcp fuloenbt, % sSnobp99erne 9ps
man Gountp pil bltpe npbt til at betale Sfa1
til Staten ffirnt be tffe f1ar np9en 8eifpt
telie al ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
9antttbal &autltn.

S ben liofe BIB bar mango af De
Meno, iom &epublifens 5tormpe>
riooe itoo / fprite &ette. panbret
bort. 6annibul 6omlin ct ben iioz
ite. 6an bpoe paa 9tattonens fore
5etoa9 ben 4oe Sult fiofleoen / fit
9iem Bangor, Maine. Den SO
Iar samle Wano lab Iammen meo
nosle &enuer en- &lub, oa ban blep
1ps o9 ogoe efter noale Eimers Gor=
lob. 9on rar fpot poa en- Gorm /
OrfOro @ountp. Maine. 5ptit lerz
te ban Bostrptferbaanoperfet, ber<
paa itubereoe ban Sob oe bleu Gag
fDrer. @ioen bar ban 2esislatur>
manb, Jorbuneslenator. @upernpr,
iaa isien Gorbunosienator, os / 1850
palgtes ban til &icepreiibent poa
famine Eidet 1om Nbrobam 2incoln.
Set ct lom @icepreiioent peo @1oen
al 2incoln buns Naon er blepen be-
tienot. 6amlin uar fra fprf af De,
motrat. men @tepbeu u. Douglas
ibrselise Meferiptte, bet laatalote
acknowledgements, fraitpbte @om=
lin. 1om alori9 bapoe paret noeen
Sen af @laperiet.
Set fortal1es, at oa 8al9et bar
ouer. fit 6amlin Snobpoelle fra Gin.
coin om at TONNE og beipge bam i
Chicago. Da bun traaote ino @ez
reliet, reiite 2incoln fig os 1purste:
"9ar ri no9eniinoe o1ret foreltiGeoe
for binaneen, Wr. @amlin?" uNei,
min @erre, lite bet je9 fan minbes,"
par sooret. Set er o91ua. bpab
leg tror," ueoblep 2iucoln; rmen ie9
erinorer tpoelig at bane bort Sem
9ipre en- Tale / @enatet. Seq blep
ilaaet Of ben Sale paaarunb Of oens
Snobo(b al bet beoite Slu9s af Wntiz
i1aperilare." n9et bar me9et mer=
feli9", ioareoe @amlin leenoe, v{or
bet eneite os fprite ie9 erinbrer ON
Sem ct ensang, Sc bolot en- Tale
9uiet, en- Sale lom par iaa fulo af
@umor os itorpe Sumter, at ie9 FAM
men meo 9eres anbre Tilbprere, rp<
itebe al Batter"
8efienotltabet inolebebes 1aoleoes
paa en- biertelia Maaoe, og bet mob
neoes til ct fortroliat @en]fab, Der
pareoe siennem ale be &rpueliens
Iar, iom ful9te. Otter &risens
@lutnins uoiaaes 6amlin til Goloz
fasierer Bottom. Sra 1869 til '61
uar ban isien 5orbunosienator. st
af be ienere Nar 1enbtes ban iom
5orenebe @taters @eiant til @paniz
en-. Siben 1888, oa ban beltoe /
&raiioenttampa9nen, bar ban lepet
tilbaeetruttet, os paa &epublifens
Gpoielsoa9 fit ben 9amle @eoers=
man0 lR9ge Zig til GD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15

glsctrocution. SEEM Dort Soe
Suli. &uo. 9i(l ontom bib igaarz
aftes. Som @uar til en- Nepreien=
tant fur unileo Yre1s ansaaeaoe
9enrettelierne / Sins Sing iosoe
@upernpren: "Den elettrife @enz
rettelieSmaaoe ct tommen forat uere.
Seq mobto9 en- officiel 9eotiS fra
@aroen 8ro,pn, iom lasoe, at 9enz
rettelien bauoe 9oaet belois for fig,
forreiten ueo ies lite mere oerom,
eno leg bar let af Blaoene." Man,
9e al &ionerne bar Bpen isaarafs
tes. gosle interesiante Omitenbis<
beoer os Menin9er fremlotteoes af
benz. 0r. q. 8. &odtpeQ taratteri=
cereoe ben electrife 9po iom lanst
mere buman eno 9ensains os iasoe.
at insen al be 5enrettelier ueo
9ensning, Tom ban baube paret&ibne
til, bauoe lnsialbenoe liot iaa Tibet,
iom be Moroere, iom fab 9posfo'
len i9aar. IQe fire bpoe burt19t %
imertefrit, os oer pites blot en-
@penbing at Muitlerne iom Gplse al
ben electriFe Strpm. Dr. &odtpeu
nester. at oer tom tillpne nosen
8renoen. 9an iasoe, at ale Dor
fpielise os sjoroe insen Moofano.
ST. 9aniels iasoe imiolertio, at
bpis Fan lite bapoe lopel at tie, tuns
be ban fortelle en- operrafenbe ST.
ftorie. s al1e Tilfalbe bar bet npo.
penoiat at iette Strpmmen paa to
@an9e. 2egerne to9 meb fig Stpt=
ter af 2i9ene for at unberipse benz.
@n 9ese, iom lite oil bape fit Maun
omtalt, iasbe, at ban olori9 baube iet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
Winnefpta.

9otel ct. 2ouis. bet ne1tFprfe
6otel Dulutb, brenote neo Nat til
Manbas. 2l1e 8eboere af @otellet
reobeoes, itipnt bet par meb 9epo og
neppe for manse8 pebfommenbe. Set
bele Sab on llaaes til $15O,OO0.
= Sem Sanger uno Flap fra 6en9z
i1st / ct. @louo 2groa9 peo at ilaa
5anseposteren ouerenoe, meooeles
berfra.
= Gountpz zNubitpren st. 2ruis Gpuntp
bar acsrteret ct ipeeielt 9al9 for 2soe Suli
til at femme rpsr l1pitebelie al S15O.OOO
8cnos til at bislpe Du(utb. Neiata &
Ncrtbern>Banen. "0ututb SfanDinap"
rpfcrbrer MQiancemlnbene til at mpoe frem
reo Wal9et % femme MOB at lltte Gpuntiet
0ielb for at bielre Serntanefcmpa9riet.
= Rprrbeao soe Suli. 2eoerne af bet
nprits college, ipm nolis er lcfaliieret ber>
iteos. bclot ct @poe @onoaesaften os fulo>
enote Sr5aniiatipnen al Nrropetens lutberz
tie College @slpeiation. Sncorporationsarz
tiflerns tleu unperte5net p9 er bpaiprte bcs
@tatsiefretaren. GpQeeet pil tlipe falot
@cncrrbia Gruese. ps ct fu!pt Ruriils pil bez
apnoe naite September. 9leo. S. ,. M.
Nsls al Perlso er Rriiieent for @elfabet r9
9tasmusisn ter fra 8pen &asierer. Spru=
rem be fem @lmueifp1er ct bet MI tre Menis>
1ecsitcler % en- Nprmallfole lofaliieret
Rcrrteab.
- Sra @bite @a.tb meooeles, at
BET ct ftert Dpbioielie blanot Sn>
oianerne, og at Der 1anoipnlt9piS
maa fomme nosle Mtliterfompo9ni<
ct, buis ct l1obruo ital forbinores.
Sc banter o9 boloer &aabsforiamltu=
ger. @runoeu til Misnpien ct ben
@faoe, be far liot paa fine &ismarz
fer runot Snoioerne oeb Bp9nin9en
of be puerlte Misiisfippi=Damme.
Sc forlanger fere GuIinoe Dollars /
Staoeseritatning. 9eter &esierin=
gems N9t at 9ipe Snoianerne &rea:
ture og Mgerbrugsrebfaber @rfat=
ming for Staoen, men De pil bape
Yenae o9 intet anoet for Tabet of H.
ne &ismarter. @n onoen Gruno til
Misnpien li9es at bore @bippetpaz
@ommisiionens @enbrastisbeo meb
at ubbele Qano til eSnb1anerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
NorosDafota.

&aniom, Sargent os @i9lanb
Counter bieml99tes Onsba9 Nften
al poloiom 9a9(itorm, oer goelasoe
flere Tuiiuo Ncres 6pebe. S W3il=
nor Tounibip. Sargent Co., pbelae=
oes iaalebes 1900 Ncres o9 Sing
fton 2otpnibip 700. @tormen git
ira Milnor ipopitlis &etnins, 9ien=
mem 8pen @eneieo os ben ipoueitlise
9el al @ountiet. Sen rammeoe
@tretnins er 25 @ile lang os 3
Mi(e breo, os bet mefe af @rpoen
inoen bette Nreal blep poelaat. Sim
ouer bleu 1aact ino / Mosiepis o9
enoel Qufe blep ualteoe. Scr mango
s5armeres Bebfommenoe er Tabet
ubDre. (Dafota.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
Snblanoct.

VHItaHp wv ,Oull. .Vepelto 1elo UtIIC
frrie9te at bplre &iimpetauonsn paa 52pe
ct. p9 Gctta9e @rppe> >Mcenlle unber Stur.
men iioite Nat, brait &ebene, ps 8auo:en
pd(teoe fig rper be fire @dnp. firm ftco paa
Den enc Sipe. gietpp "a rammsoes 8aupnen
al ct 2pn, % ben trait meo ct &nalb, lcn,
bcrtes fere Mi(eS Omfrena Baupnen par
bra9t bib fra Paris, cJ BEN fpitebe S25,0oO.
Den rar iaa flor, at "Opens @asrlrf iffe rar
itano til at fplne BEN meo @aS paa en Gang.
- @aibin9ton 8oeSult. 9ieo. Or. .g8iuiam
u. SCHUBERT, en- fcrbenrirenbe Gpiitopalz
prait. blep isaaraftes rrebt reo ct ltbelo al e,
lioen Gut peo Naun Sames @aut. Den
so Mar 9amle $'erre. oer par me3et ipa9. sif
cper @apen tet ceo fit @iem u9 @utten frm
fivrenoe paa en- @icpcle. Qa ban fpm i
Narbeben al Or. shutert, itpbte 8cpelen
mob en- Sten, u @utten faitebes mep ftrr
Tart mob 9r. Sdutert, icm ialbt tunst MOB
Stenietnin9en @aoen. San fprtes til fit
@iem % o6oe fort efter.
- Sen boserite &osn / ct @rcur=
iiontren bleo paatj6rt al ct 2otomo=
tiu oeo Nspen / Colorado 1ioite 5pn<
bag. Beo @ammenitpbet brettebes
en- &entil / 2otomotipet, o9 ben fog<
bebe 9amp itrbmmeoe ino Bo9nen.
Z Basiaserer bleu iaa ltoloeoe, at be
bpbe unoer be reo o1omite 2ioelier.
Mange fere bleo iuert forbrenote,
men be antases at bile itaa bet oper,
bois ttte Snoaauoin9en af cen beoe
Samp uil oiie fig at baoe furlise
Tblger.
- Set lptteoes Ne,u Dorts Su=
fits at fete Moroermertet paa Sen
9li (alias r6ren@p Str. ny. @an
obn,tes / 2proa9s itploi9 / Moroet
paa Carrie Bromn (olo Sbafeipeore).
Da Sen Qli itanobaftis bena9teoe
Woroet os insen bapoe let bam be-
gao BET, blep Beui1et fun fprt peo
Snoicier. Set pelentlisite blanot
oiS1e bat, at ct &ar laroe Dottorer,
til boem Snlpettor Bprnes baooe
ouerleoeret be Bloopartitler, iom ban
baube lfrobet al unoer gfe9lene paa
Spnoeren ueo bans Nrre eltation, be-
uioneoe. at Blobpartitlerne inoebolot
be famine Stoffsr. iom Blobet ben
orebte @uinbes 9egeme. Dette til>
lisemeo Sen Ilis 2p9na9ti9beb for
S3etten - O9 ban lpi uerre eno ben
Onbe felu - ouerbeuiite Surpen ON
bans Sfplo. Doa turbe be lite taee
no9en 9posoom paa fin Gampitti9=
beo, men fanct bam fun fploi9 /
Moro II anoen @roo". Jren9p, ber
lite fan fort @naelff, uar enonu, oa
ban fgrtes tilbase til 6en9let, uuiz
oenoe ON, bpoo ben 9om, Der bans
geeruar uar fortpnot &etteu, betpo.
9erfor ipur9te ban o9laa, oa ban
fprtes uo al &etslofalet, belt natur>
liseu fin &o3ter: rWiu S pau9?"
vyto. pou >pi( not bang, 1pareoe
Go8tertn. ,@ooo" bemurteoe 5renz
9D, o9 mere blep Der life talt ON
ben Sing. (NoroiIte Blaoe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15

Npisreportere fit lite 2op til at be-
re tilfeoe ne6 @lectrpcutionen al be
fire Morbere Sing Sing forleoen.
2open an9aaenbe ben nDe @enrettel<
1esmaaoe erflerer &eportere at pere
ubeotommenbe, ber lite faar Qop til
at bore tiliteoe peo oisIe @recutioner.
O9 for at baanbbepe 2open baobe
GRns1elsbirettpren fat @olbater meo
laote @eperer rnnbt Ten9llet forat
boloe uuebtommenoe borte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15
"Sunbbeosblapet" for Stunt bapoe fplSen>

"SlNDDepsDlQDe1" or .JUHt D1Dpt tplHenz
be Snbbp1o:
8rof, &enbploelien, t6p9ieniif aotnoe<
ora9t (meo 8iueber), Snfuen;a, Spppen t
Naturens 6usbrlbninS, Tcropm MOB @ar>
9arthimpr. On @enneiferaies ltnoer9an9.
@tooel mob Druffenifab, Sag Tplserne,
SpDresmall ps Spar. &affefprf fa1fnin9,
@opdriel, @uofse S5etlta9elier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-15

De iibite @eboeleller an9aaenoe 8latns
@elbrebsttlitanb gaar uo paa, at Dpben life
fan pere meset lanst bprte.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
QUIZ RAILROAD.
Boise Wishes 10 b. 0eDtlOueA 10 III
Name.

Boise Wishes to b. AestioseA Ii Iis
Boise Statesman.1
John Hunter, OF this city. recently
made . visit to Salt Lake CITY and,
while there, conversed with certain
gentlemen largely interested in rail.
road matters. He says that it was
suggested that the name Of the Salt
Lake, HALEY aud Puget Sound rail-
way be changed SO as to insert the
word Boise after the word HALEY. II
the survey should prove satisfactory
there. vas t7.OOO,OOO ut the command
Of the company with which TO com.
mence operations. A kind Of pledge
has been printed and circulated for
business men to sign wherein they
promise to pstronize the new road ii
it shall offer terms rs advantage Gus az
any others. The company does not
come begging for any fsvors unless i,
be the good will and patronage Of the
people. Mr.. Hunter expects the gen.
tlemen to be here at any day with a
view Of fling articles Of incorporation.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
To Sufferers from Weak Spine.

Persons suffering from weak back
will take comfort in reading the fol.
lowing letter from Mr.. A. w. Barrett,
Of Oswego. N. Y:
"Ten years ago was afflicted with
u lame back. The pain was so SEE
we're that l could hardly walk or ge,
about. Hearing much said abou,
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs, APP
piled two to the lower part of my
spine. In . week was very mucl,
better. put on fresh plssters at the
end Of ten days, and two weeks after.
ward found myself entirely we'll. II
l get very severe cold, I sometimes
have \ return Of this weakness of the
spine, but ALLCocK's PLAsrERs cure
me in three or four days."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
CHINESE FUNERAL CUSr0NS,
They faint the Air and FIJI II with
Half. Consumed Bits OF COlored Pa.
PR, which spread II Every Descrip.

They Taint the Air aud Fill IL with
Half. Consumed Bits OF COlOred Pa.
pr, which spread IL Every Descrip-
tiOn.
The conductors of the last Chinese
funeral here broke down . panel in
the fence in order to get to the Chi
nese part Of the grave yard, and, after
the manner of the heather, neglected
to repair it. An opening Was thus
left in the fence through which the
vagrant stock enters the cemetery.
The Chinese colony should be com-
PEELED to repair the fence, this time,
and to use the gate in future, or it
will be impossible to have anything
grow in the graveyard.
The praotises INDUCED in by the
Chinese in burying their dead are
very Objectionable. They always
Lave on their new-made graves 4 lot
of edibles which faint tho air for
months, and before one lot has ceased
to rot another fresh grave is made, so
that there is a continual and pervad-
irg stencil around the graveyard.
They also burn a mass Of colored pa
per cut into strips, which is never
more than half consumed, aud is scat
tered all over the country by every
breeze. So that not only the Chi
nese portion but Every part OF the
cemetery seems. to a stranger, to be
occupied BY the remains of persons
whose friends deem It necessary to
burn colored paper Oh the graves.
As the Chinese cannos be expected
TO forego their Questionable rites,
it will be necessary, in oder to secure
a clearly and well-kept cemetery, to
require them to have a graveyard of
their own in time, which should be
located in some gulch whence the
stencil arising from decaying edibles
with the accompanying rain of bits
of colored paper will uot be SO per
petually in sight and smell.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
Tho World Euriched.

The facilities of the preseSt day for tn.
production Of everything that will con
duce to the material welfare and comfor,
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup Of Figs was first produced
the wori.s was enriched with the onl,
perfect laxative known, ~ it Is the onl,
remedy which 10 truly pleasing and re.
freshing to the taste and prompt and
e..ectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it Il known the more pop
ular it becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
An Expensive SnOcxe.


Over $75 worth of electric lamps
were burned out here, last Saturday
evening about 10 o'clock. The en-
gineer in charge Of the works was
asleep at the time, and did not, there
fore, moderate the current at ,ha,
hour, as is always do'e, Oh account Of
the shutting of Of Is to 100 store or
Office lights.
Tho engineer confessed the neglect.
and will reimburse the company the
cost OF the burnt lamps. He has also
given notice that he will quit on Il e
first Of May, as he has secured job
elsewhere.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
April Proverbs.

April Proverbs.
"April and May are the keys of the
year."
"a cold April the barn will fll."
"Snow in April is manure"
"April cold and wet fills the barn
and barrel"
"April snow breeds grass"
"Moist April. clear June"
"April showers bring May flowers. "
"When April blows his horn, Ills
good for both hay and corn"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
HOW?

How can man on a dollar q day
Charter sent at = popular play,
And purchase cigars and tobacco, pray1
He can't.
Row can he sport an elegant tile,
Ask his dear friends to step out for - SMILE"
And stable $40 xniuiI~?
He can't.
How can he frolic with better fed friends,
hen tn cold preparation. he's At his Wits ends
II his washwoaan sitter her half dollar sends?
He can't.
how can he bear to be called "poor cad"
How car he dres. in big fancy plaid;
HIS credit won't keep-it 10 "fragrantly" bAda
He can't.
How buy perfumery. hspdkerchtefs. too,
The edges all stamped with = red kangaroo.
And change linen cuffs every Sunday or twoi
He can't.
Fow can he claim his dear girls slender hand, n
And circle her finger with giitterinP band,
when his check books SO weak IL scarcely can
stand?
How can he marry and furnish . wife
with the many small comforts which sweeten
this lifs2
We must state the cold truth. though IT cuts like
He can't.
Rochester Talisman.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20

The Pearson property, situated on
and River streets, HALEY, consisting
of dwelling house, household goods,
fruit trees, shrubbery, IS chickens.
setting hens, buggy, harness. and lots
60x12O feet, are offered for sale.
The place cost $500. but will be
sold for much less. As it must be dis
posed of by the 10Th of May.
All who wish to do SO are invited
to call and examine the property.
Apply to
Mrs. PEARSON,
On the Premises.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
Will Co. F 60 TO BOisei


The Boise people are very DESTROYS
of having Company F with them
when the President shall visit them.
So they have secured from the rail.
way a rate of one cent per mile for
all uniformed troops, and of fare one
way for the round trip for civilians.
At one cent per mile each way
every member Of Company F can
afford to 60 to Boise and will doubt
less go.
The Boiseites intend to raise fund
to transport and entertain the militia
from the outside.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the HALEY tIdaho)
Postofhce for the week ending April IL, 1891.
Persons calling for any of these Letters will please
say "Advertised.''
Borcherding, Louis Hinkle, G. B.
EDWARD ANGEL. Postm as,er.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20

Lice and otter inse cts will not
lodge on trees ~hose trunks are white
washed every spring.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20

II YOU want your moneys worth 90
and buy Friedman's new goods.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-20

Go and see Friedman's bargains in
goods.