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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
1t Always Draws.

The mention OF tn" appearance OF a
company in city that has never up.
p-xred there before, always creates
comment as to its merits and imp+r
fect'ons. That Mcmmp-tc"t OF
''snid-' companies present the won
de'fully thrilling and lAughable pla.
Of "Uncle Toms Cabin" to the public,
goes without saying. But the Nc
Fsd.ien Unt lie Toms CABIN Company
which appears h re- mex, Tuesday
May 18th, opI"'sitr the depot is the
renowned company that has revoIu
tic"ized popular feeling toward. tn
''Uncle lom" play-so much SO thx
every appearance of This popular pl~,
is the signal for big crowd.
Watch Ter street parade, uni.
formed bnni # twelve persons, "Un
Gle Toms CABIN" on wheels. Tom
Thumb. barouch-, in which is seat. d
li,tl. Eva; the powdered coachn,an-
al drawn by pair OF Shetland ponies.
Two Marksrs, two Topsys, four
hloodhounde mot common curs)
Their own special cars-everything
indicating the solid and first class
company which it is. More fun than
any other show on the road. Nothing
said or done to shock the feelings of
the most refined. Seats now on sale
at the Alturas,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
A MAGNIFICENT EVENT.
Two WOrld.Fam"us Ringers Will Head
the June Festival.


The Salt Lake Choral Society,
headed by Mr. Evan Stephens, has
made a move which has astonished
tho whole Western musical world.
This is the engagement OF the famous
slrgers, Emma e. Thur.hv, of New
York, aud Myron w. Whitney, OF
Boston. who will come across the
continent tn head the society's festival
which occurs in Salt Lake Ju,e 9TH
aud 9Th. The large Tabernacle has
been secured, an.i its g,eat organ. the
400 voices in the soci-ty. the select
orchestra. pi. k-d from Salt Lakes
best musicians, and the fifteen or
twenty vocal snl,ists famous il Sal,
Lake. add"d 70 the two great stars
that head the program, will make ny
f. stlval the like Of which has never
hoe" approached in any CITY If the
West, no, excepting Denver, Omaha
or San Francisco.
Popular prices, from soc. tn 81,
will prevail. aud as all railroads have
given half rates there will doubtless
he u large attendance from this dis.
trict.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
ductors; after which they will 90 on
t. Wisconsin, to visit Mrs. Com4n's
mother.


ALLcocK's are the only genuine
Porous PLAsTERs. They act quickly
and with certainty, aud can be worn
for weeks without causing pain or in.
convenience. They are invaluable in
case Of Spinal Weakness. HI they and
Pulmonary Difficulties, Malaria, Agu-
Cake. Strains, Rheumatism aud all
Local pains.
Beware Of limitations, and do not be
deceived ny misr. presentation. Ask
for ALLcoCKs 8, aud let no solicita,i u,
or explanation induce you to accept a
substitute.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Slabbing In Bellevue.

In Bellevue. yesterday, George
HALEY. sun Of Hon. John HALEY,
stabbed Alb. Wells, Of the firm of
Wells & Allen, thrice in TIE back and
once in the side. The trouble occur.
red over u dispute conc. rning horse.
The wounded man is in a danger
Gus condition, and WAS a cripple be.
fore the stahhing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
HALEY. IDAHO. April II, 1891.
The Right Parties In the Right Place

The Right Parties In the Right Place.
Charles Moore, of this place, has,
with his wife, taken charge of the
dining room and kit hen OF the only
hotel III Shoshone, the Logan House,
and which is kept by Don. Mckay.
Mrs. Moore is one Of the best gen
eral cooks in Idaho, and Mr.. Moore
holds the same rank in public est,ms-
ton as a caterer. Visitors to Shp-
sh, ne who patronize the hotel can
therefore be assured Of getting good
meals.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Notice TO Parents.

AS many children make it a prac-
tise to jump on and off my trucks
while in motion, hereby warn all
parents that will not he responsible
for any injury sustained by children
while thus engaged, and desire all
children to keep off my trucks.
LOUIS BOURGEOIS.
Haley, Idaho, May =, 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

Would you avoid the rocks and
quicksands which have proved the
ruin of a great multitude sitting out
on the voyage Of lite? If SO, lose no
time in securing the "Science OF
Life
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
No, NEVER!

The man who cheats hts printer
Ont of . single cent
Will never reach the h. avenly land
Where old Elijah went
He'll never gain admittance there,
But be ny demons driven.
And made TO loaf his time sbeut
Outside the gates Of sven.
He'll new meet plessa 4 face.
Or see ne festive grin:
His only chance of happiness
Will be almighty thin.
-Sitka Alaskan
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

We beg IN giving them to HIM be entirely we'll.
and not spot O., him. His hair began growing
right d. and We thought he YOU always be
bald Aesded. There was not . apt on hss whole
body, face. and head. only hrs ness and ev. O. but
what wsa a. raw - be"f.steak. 30 pO"r there WIS
not snyth nR but bones. snd weak he could
raise neither hand nor head.
01s. FRANK BARRETT, WINFIELD. Mich,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Cuticura ltesOlyent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest
removes tine canse. while CCTiCURA. th- great skin
cure and CuricuRA SOAP. an exquisite kin beau.
clear the skin and scalp. anu restore the hair.
Thus the CrTiCURA RAMEpIks cure every species
Of itching. burning. scaly. ptmply. aud hiotchy
skin. scalp. and BLOOD diseases, from pirupl~s ~
ssr.fula. from infancy - sgs, when the best ply.
sictans faii.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

tured him for two
WeekG. and he got
worse al The tune:
an' then I took hiUu TO
Jackson. e. , doctor
who attends especially
to skin diseases. and
tn Oh he Gnt w,,rse than
rver. Then I I Id my
husband we had better
try tue e. rlcU1A REM
EDlrs any way; did
& have any idea they
would d. sny god.
nut In Les. than two
~>,N~Ah~ HANsr~ AhA oAs,,A
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Notice..

All parties ind-hted to me will
please call and settle by the first Of
Nav, as after that date | shall place
all my accounts in the hands Of Lem
mon 8 Boone for collection.
w. Il. KENNEDY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

TIL. distance by the Oregon Shor,
Line from this city to Boise is 400
miles. making a saving OF eighty.6v-
miles in distance
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

Sold everywhere. Price. CrTIcURA. s0c.; Soar.
25c.: REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the PORTE \
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL C.,Rro1ATInN, Boston.
~ Send for "How to Cur. Blood Diseases"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Raw as 8eef.Steak.
Daby's Pea,fal Suiferine fren Skin Dis-
ease GOVERNS En- ire Body
Cured By Cuticu q.

Ny baby Was taken very sick whom be vas three
month. old. and Ia = few days began breaking out
We employ ed both Of the home doctors. md they
could nothing for hini. Then We sent for the
best doctor IN Eatvn kaptda. Mich and he dc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

QAQv'c Skin and 6c~lp purified and beauti.
OVOS - fed by CUTlcURA sOAP. Absolutely
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Rheumatic Pains

In one minute the CuelCvPa Anti P u
yA\ Plaster relieves rheumatic s.i.ticx hip
Nm kidney. chest aud nluscuiar pains aud
- \Weaknesses. Efico Csc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07

BEATTY'S ORGANS v w4,;e ; %. best 6: ::
alogue. .addr' IS Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, Wash.
ington. New Jersey.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
r.. w. b e r r. Y
(Sscoessor to the E. G. CefEn Hardware co.,
AGENT FOR

AGENT FOR
Fraser & Chalmers,
Knowles Steam Pumps,
Roebling Sons Co. Wire Rope,
Mccormick Harvesting Machinery,
Canton Steel,
Safety Nitro-Powder,
Studebaker Wagons,
Charter Oak and Garland Stoves.
BY and efficient service will endeavor
Of the liberal patronage
R. w. d E r. r. Y.
HALEY, idaho
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-07
Wood River Railroad Time Table

Wood River Railroad Time Table
: NORTH. BOUND TRAIN. NO. II.
Leave Snesnonc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o:l5 ..
bellevue ..-.............. ll:55 p. M.
HALEY ................. l2:lO p.
AFEave ~ Aoschum ................... las p. m.
soUra-BOvND TRAIN. NO. 10.
Leave Aetchum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 p. m.
haley OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 p.
-Hevae.. 4:2U y.
Arrive % shoshone .................. 7OO y. IN.
SlOsllOMe.
no. .. Eass-0ound..... 1:23 4. IN.
30. 1. Wess-oound 8:l4 .
no. .. EAst.oound .............. 1861 p.
no =. Westoo0na ................... 1851 p.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27
Nti

The regular annual meeting ~ ih" .hai,
bII..r- ~ the stock Gruvrr- National hallA
fur the sctiuu uf Director, VII D. li'in ai ~
tv.esn the hour uf 10 uciuck a.. m. hnn '
u'cluck O.. u. ....,-..,,t.t ,p ,..t..-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27
The Graves Trial.

DENVER, Dec. 4.-In the Graves
trisl today Mel Cahl, a chemist, was
called to the stand He said that ar
senite Of potassium wss commonly
- Il as a medicine in the shape of
FoWleT's solution. The formula for
compuunding ar-enite Of potassium is
very simple. The witness had made
tests To find arsenic often. The wit
ness explained n number of tests, aud
said that after mirrors were obtained
in little glass tubes II was necessary to
tests them to prove what they were.
There were many vegetable al sloids
which could not be detected In the
sytem after being taken.
Sallie Hsnley. Mrs. Barnaby's for
mer maid, said Gaaves introduced hel
to Mrs. BarnAby. and thrGugh his in
huenee Mrs. Barnahy adopted her ~ Z
travelling co panion and maid. She
informed Graves Of Mrs. Barnabyi =
intention Of purchasing a house o
Bennett. This was the cause Of tn,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

GOsPORT, Ind. Drc.-Tnis city and
vicinity II greatly rx"iled over the ,ir.
cumst4nces attending the disappear
ance Of NJ IS Cora Allen. aged IS max
ing her home with her steptsl her,
William Smith, about four miles from
this place. Toe family retired Thurs
day night a. Usual and yesterday
morning the giil was found t. be miss
ing. Foul plsy wa- feared, as she had
received threatening letters saying
she would I've r'urdsrei. Yesterday
searching parties were scot in very
direction. All her clothing was found
in her room save her night robe, aud
the family think that she "a well Ms
themselves were chlOrOfOrmed, after
which she wa. carried off. Marshal
Crouch a I'd deputy today arrested a
young man named Withers NJ Stines-
vile. who l. supposed to bs connec ed
with the fair, but nothing can Ue
gairei from him.
This morning the young lady va
tnuud IA Foster cave, tour miles + m
IN place. Her hands a1d feet were
tied ana she was nearly Chilltd To
d-rth When her re-cuer- renetra'e {
the cave she attempted to hife from
chem. evidently fearing tina: her a.
1urtur- had reluIned. She Is ia a
piri,b'e nj ton aud Il Is feared her
mind il wrecked. Ms Allen belong
10 one of he b-s families in this county
aud il of retiring disposi,ion ana "a
general favorIte M the community.
The sffdr hes created the most intense
excitement aud IL the guilty parlie-
pie Will certainly vent Itself in the
administering oi swift iu-ii.e.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 24.-ThIee
months ago Bob Sims, the leader Of a
company Of religionists in Choctaw
county, was arrested for running an
Illicit distillery, which he claimed he
had divine authority to run. Two of
his brothers. fellow believers. rescued
him, killed a bystander and wOunding
n deputy, who killed one of the BROTH
ers. Sims aud the other brother es~
cap.d, and have been hunted vigOr-
ously ever since. Lsst night Bob Sims
and his gang reappeared near WOmuck
Hill. and attacked the house Of John
Mcmillan, who had been a member OF
the pursuing party. They set Tire to
the house, and Ms Mcmillan and the
other inmates rused out, the gang fired
upon them. Charley Butsey escaped
unhurt; Fluellen Butsey was shot, but
not mortally wounded; John Ken.
nedy, McMillan's fatheT-in-law, wa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

Unrest from Graves 20 Mr.. Barnsby oi
appointing guardisn.
DIR. Graves then went on the Wit
ues. stand. He laid he msde the ac-
quaintance of Mr.. Baruaby three
years ago. Shortly after she engaged
nim A. physician. After The death of
Mr.. B4rnaby n advised MIR. Barnaby
To contest hi~ viii and -ugge-' cd LaV-
yer B, lluu. Alter the compromise he
han become NJ 5 b rnsuy' - alelt He
-aid be- never HdvIs-d Nr-. B4rnabv 20
make au sfiidtvit thar Maud Burrshy
wsr not r,r Gaupier He denied nav-
j z told No. b rnauy that her hu--
baud had will-d $4,000 20 tis mis-
tse-s. Hr ai-p denied having said
anything against tie B-uurtts. a. he
knew nothing injurious 20 them. The
do tor ssi Mr.. Btruabv wa very *.
trsvagant and sp-u, $1,000 in one
year. A. her agent he objec, ed Q" thu.
He did not know how much Mr.. Bar
uaby bequeathed To- him until the vii.
was read af er her death.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

CHICAGO, Dee - By the death of
Mana GAVIN, lh- daughter Of All
undertaken here, policeman named
Beujamiu L4ngoi- fall heir go Sl5, ,OGO
Mis- Gavin died tao weeks ago # con-
sumption. Before her death. which
tonk place week aga last Weiue.d4y.
Mis- Gavin dr-irrt u trrv L4usOis,
not SIR inve, but Tor spite. She had
proposed 10 "a rry George MrAuhce,
the sexton At the -. Joseph chur IN.
\ real state dealer was aso an
proaci ei 10y the woman with the view
10 mstrimony. Ia no cs-s wa- Mi-r
Gayiu'- negotiations u. e-sful.
Al her death Miss Gavin wa- 3j
year, old When she was many years
younger she had given ner heart tn a
young man who was looked upon 10y
her family with diSfavor and VINO II
Chicago in appointment and de
pair. subsequently, u this love sffiI
Mis-. G., win WAS given by her fathe
the family residence at ~ West Jack
son street, estimated to be worth a
least $40. 900, and s., 900 ia hard cash
Her father still lives with his thre
sons At his undertaking establishment
3S7 West Van Buren street.
Some time before her death an at
tempt was made by Mr.. Gavin to ge
back Wha: he had given TO his daugh
ter, but she svowed IL all should pas
into a strsnger's hands. Consequentl,
TO secure the property for bimsei
I.angois agreed to marry her on he
death bed, but the priest refused I
perform the ceremony. Death cam
before another priest could he founC
Previous To her heath Miss Gsvi
made a Till in Langois' favor be
questhiGe him all her property. He
family will coniest the will.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27
GOVERNMENT BILLS.
Figures Which 60 TO Show
That 1t Costs Over ST 80, ,UuO
a Day to tun tins Naticn.
A Rom antic Chicago Girl Re
members "A Policeman in Her
Will-lndiana Brutality.


WA~HNGIuN, Dec. 24-TH- atten-
ton of tie treasury Department va
recently called 10y correspondent 90 4
new-pap' r statement % tine effect that
iu tie annual - imafe of the receipts
and expenditure Tor he h-ct year
ended Juu- 30, l,sl, the late Secre sry
Window nv-ie t.maled the receipts of
rev- nue. {j2OUO .OOO. and UndeTesti
mated he disbursements S67 900 900.
Facts shown by the books OF the de-
partnient are x ven in tie fpllOwin Z
letter from ASSISTANTS AIRY Nettl, =
ton To n. l. Earle, of Washington:
"rhe published statement il entirely
erroneous. In hi- annual report
Secretary Wiudom e>timate the total
receipt, Including the p ,-tal service, 1t
S472 900, 900. The actual receipts pr we'd
t. De $is7,9O7 946. Remembering
that the tariff legislation Of the Me-
kinley bill IN td- radical changes, most
OF which tOok tff-~t after the date of
the report, the estimate made by him
December ] was singular correct. In
the same report Window estimated
the total expenditures, including dis
burrsment for the postal service, 10 be
S42O OOO.OOO for the same fiscal year.
Tue act ual Expenditures prove TO have
been S44i 81. 76s, an excts. Of nearly
So 900 900 over The estimate. This
excess aa- almost wholly accounted
tor eXpeuiiture- growing 'ut Of l-gi-
latIon enacted aud judicial decisions
rendered siier The dt,r uf thr report
which, tn-reip pr-, roIld nj have ben
taken INTO contemplation iu the esti
mate. The principal ilem of lh kind
- sll .j3l .uuu refund o. direct tax--"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27
STEP IN

Not as this sbsIrscled individual il
doing, but into Cases City Bakery and
inspect the stock Of fresh cOnfections
that he has put in to meet the demands
OF the holiday trade. Everything is
fresh from the manufacturer and the
choicest grades. II you are not
blessed with a sweet tooth, he has
choice assortment of nut meats. free
from the Al noysnce Of picking them
from the shells. In addition he has =
new line called Table Luxuries,"
consisting Of pig-' feet, tongues and
tripe. put up in glass jars, that are
just about the most elegant luoch
goods ever brought to tbi, or any other
market. "Step in" and II you are
not suited, you will be bard to:please."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

NoNRERs, y y. Dec. PA shock
Hastings, on the Hud-on river road,
between the -. Louis express aud
Niagara Fails special trains. The az
cident was the outcome OF an earlier
collision in tunuel at Sing ng
Prison between freight train an 1
the CIoton p'Hl train. The first sc
cident blocked the road with trains
at bath sides Of the tunnel. The
WEATHER was thick, rendering diff
cult the running Of trains with any
/ degree Of safety. The locomotive Ol
one of the express trains crashed
into the rear sleeper Of the othe train, ,
and several cars, mostly sleepers we're
telescoI ed.
The rear Wagner car Of the Niagara
was telescoped. All jur ID we're in
that car, seven persons in all were kill.
ed as follows: A. NJ. Knight, conduc-
tor on the Wagner; A. II. Baldwin
of New York; ThOmss w. Tolley, al
Boston; the four Others have not ye
been identified. The injured are: T
V. Murphy, ID. b. Ford, MIS-. r. NJ
Ford, G. w. Hoyt, (colored) porter
Or w. +. Best, II. r. Baldwin
Homer Baldwin, Miss Lillian Bald
win, all Of New York. Two or thre,
Of these may die. There were eigh
teen passengers in the rear coach O
the Niagara express, only three G
them escaped unipiuTed
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

killed; JohD MrMillan Wa -hot three
niece + Mcmillan wa killed; ten
year old nephew WIS -hot ana burned
~ tu the uors Mis- Bell M~k-nzie
"A schoul -, h-r boarding at the mouse.
Wa -bot twrcI iu me neck. They
tieu rp-ned Mcmillan or-, robbed
it OF V b @ gouG- the. wanted, aud left
&c lighted up aud open, -cpttering shoes
along the road Tu-t remarked that
they would burn ru. aud Kill DIR.
Biasu sud Frank T.uo tonight. ~im-'
daugh,er- were dr.--ed u mems
e.. thee and armed with WiLchtster-.
A arge b.dv O. men are after the
Z Uu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

WASHI>G >GTuN, Dec. .-4.-Pursuant 10
direction. embraced ia - letter from
the President % the head Of each de-
par ment the secretary Of the tr-as-
ury has mpie'ed plan which will
take effect January 1t, under which
al promotion IA the treasury depart
meut will hereafter be made on basis
of merit only, and a. the result Of
com pvtijive examination. Each tx-
animation for promotion TO any grade
mus, be confined To clerks the next
lower grade aud ia the same office or
bureau. As Il cart Of the plsE thus
adopted a daily record will be kept Of
the efficiency Of each clerk by the
ch ef OF rs division, and in all exam
instioDs this efficiency record will 10
the chief eleme of Veight. This
new departure with which the officials
of the treasury department are in full
accord, is regarded az removing all
promotions from the domain Of polit-
Ical influence and official favoritism.
aud making tbem exclusively on =
basis OF merit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27
PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who is opposed TO Free Trads
slavery and favors American Industrial lnde-
pendence secured through the policy OF rro-
lection. should read the documents puolishcd
BY the American Protective Tarin League. As
patriotic citizen IL Is your duty 20 place the-e
documents In the hands Of sour friends- They
are interesting and instructive. ana embrace
discussions Of all phases Of the Tarin question:
The League publishes over 50 different docu-
meuts. comprising nearly 600 PAGES Of plainly
printed. carefully edited and reliable informa-
ton. AmonE ths authors Of these documenta
are Hon. James G. Blame; Wm. McKinley. Dr..
Governor OF Ohioi senator :. a. Cullom, OF I'D
nois senator Joseph y; Delph. of erseon
Frye. 81 Malnei senator Casey, cf North Dakotas
senator Justin =. Morril Of Vermont; senator
Nelson w. Aldrich. OF Rhode lslanot Hon
Thomas n. Dudley .Qf New Jersey hgn- hoeelt
oi me a sricuitursi nepartnent a Washla4-
ton; commodore W, IA i, Hughes Hon, ~ a.
Hartshorn OF New Nork CnullressuIan uolIIEaI.
of Iowa. Hon. b. y. Jones David Hal lilce. -
Dr. E r. Miller. Of NeW rorki Hon, Geo. DraI.ar,
uf Mnss.s Hon. {. Il. Edwards. q IoxaHi iua4e
Wm. Iaaureuce. Of Ohlui Hon D. q. talrlI'4as
Of NeW NuTk Hon. Geo. :, hputuell. - lA.at
Hon r. d. Amu,idovn. Of New fofki hnar4
Ensley. of Iuunessea
THIS complete set OF documents vIn Be nenl
- any address. post paid. for FiftY so cenis
Address. wuhur 3. wakcneh, secy, No -
West Ts-uty-Third Strcei. Neu Nork
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

T,.. Animal meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the F,rst National Bank Of Miles cts for the
purpose ~ clecting directors and trahsaS9i, ,ihs m
other business, which may ~ pre.fihl'a WI ~ -,
I,Id a. their banking office in Milcs my ON
Tuesday. January 18th, ist1, between the hours
'' u" n. b. WILLY,
~ Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

TALEQUA, /. a., Dec. &c. j.
Harris h4s been elected principal
cnief Of the Cherokee Nation 10 sue
ce-d J b. Mayes, who died last
~eek. HarIs had served term in
~ Senate and a, delegate to
Washington, and was recently elec.~
ed treasurer of the nation. Steven
T-h e was elected second chief.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27

I,.ish % .tae TO the public that l
have Open.-1 bai Der shop n the LOn~
dou Baser, building where / will be
pleased To see all my old friends and
soucuing a snare # the ublic patron
ape.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-27
Notice

Notice.
state Of Montana county of Custer.
In tb. District in aud for sand county.
In the matter uf the estate Of Charles l.
Mckay, decreased
Notice Time appointed for proving " Ill.,
Motto. i- hereby given that Thur-daA, tho
M A. nf le-,,fnlssr. I-8l. az clock D. m
81 said dsy. aud the court rp"m ot said e'utt
An Miles ity, County oi Custer, have n,,n % ~ ~
,,ointed a. the time and place for prnNinE 9 ln1
,,iii ~ aid Charles l.. MckHy, dtccii7tsi, anu anu
f1r hearing the application Of sarah NC NC HAs ~,
aud EmurS Vine fur the issuance Q" then "' '''
'eiS PRED NJ. SCHMA MARIL
CLERK of District Court.
By HAEuLD liRuWN,
deputy CLERK.
Mil tit, touutv of Custer. Dec. 4, l-'l.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-18
Business Mems. Literary.

The Business Mems Literary met at
the Office of G. A. Hoar last Tuesday
evening. There was full attendance.
A. h. Blair presided. A. D. Crooks gave
a defamation which was well rendered.
The question for debate was: Resolved
that the signs of the times indicate the
dissolution of the Republican party"
J. II. March, G. E. Cosby and Pierce
Metz spoke on the affirmative and w. E.
Saum, N. W. Shuler and s. r. Cowick
took the negative. The debate was spirit
ed and good, and the judges, F. S. Die
bold, E. d. Wheeler and A. d. Crooks,
decided in favor of the affirmative, two to
one. John A. Nelson was critic for the
evening and made an interesting report.
Adjourned to meet next week, at the
usual time, at the Office of Pierce Metz.