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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
unter ihmerer Qnfla9e.
2ImeIia Gpitein oes Kinosmoros befduloist.

frau Qmelia @p1tetn, cine oeuti6e WGrz
term, Bate ii69onneritag Dor Gi6terW opbz
man Qegen Die Nnflage, Das &ino Der Is
Sabre alien 9toiie WtenDeliobn lofort mad
ieiner @eburt 9et0otet gu baben, gu Derants
porten.
Souls S9reiber, ungefGbr % Sabre alt,
Der 8ater DeS &trioes, lit Der WtttDt11enS
idaft bes Wtoroes angetlaet. Die NuSlagen
Der 9toiie Wienoellobn un0 SGretber's, err
gaben feline 8ele9e. oa9e9en trat Sleno
Sbeooora Slien ais acknowledgements auf
uno 3agte aus, DaB in Der giaht DeS 10.
September Goiie WenoeIlnbn in benz 6auie
Der @melia @pttetn Elm &tub our Welt ge=
bra6t bate. 53eugtn lelbit mar bel Der
@jeburt oeS GinoeS antDeleno. Srau @pz
itein ioQ oaiieIbe nit einem &opfftlien Dous
itGuot9 beoe6t uno erft nah elmer Stunoe
mad tbm eeieben baben. 0a OaS &ino
nod lebte, nurbe Die Morbz9ro5ebur tpiez
oerbolt, uno na6 8erlauf elmer tpeiteren
Dalben Stunoe mar oaS &tnO toot.
Qluf Die Srage oes ~QlntpaItes, nesbalb bic
3euain ni6t iofort gnSetge bel Der goli5et
9ema1t babe, iagte bielelbe, DaB ite geglaubt
bGtte, es ip6re nidt ibre Sa6e, Dies gu tbun.
8oli5ift Smitb ma6te Die Nuslage, oaB,
als ct bic @pitetn am 20. September i'm
8eretn nit 9tolie Wen0eIlobn na6 Der .gos
li5eiitation bradte, Die e~rltere GOfie gefragt
babe, ob ite 0erratb geibt bate, tporauf tbr
Die Qntmort iplrDe, oaB 9tolte Die Wnbrz
belt anqeaeben babe. S6reiber murDe entz
laIien uno @melta @pitein unter 9~lntlage
ots v&inoesmoroeS" ben STRAIGHTFORWARD
tbertDtelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
August
Flower"

nSh erbte opn mteiner Mutter cine geei,
9ung fir 9Dspepfta. Sd lit 3pet SSabr,
auf otele &eiie unb coniultirte cine Ins
3a9l Ncrate. Sic neriaafften mir feline
2inoerung. Oann eez
Gin Scrtttg tit braudte i9 Shr Quguit
SlptDer unb es nabm eez
rabe stpet Sage bis i6 bebeutenbe 2inoerura
%berlpirtc. SD mar baIb 10 tpeit pieber
bergeiteat, DAB i6 i6laien uno ellen fonnte
uno fublte, Dab iA geiuno tpar. Dies mar
bret Sabre 3uriif un6 bin
Strci Sa9en. nod INNER bel better @ez
iun6beit. SD Bin iebt ME
obne cine Slal6e, uno lpsnn thinner i6 aud
nnr Die 9ertnsite ~9feigung fir 8eritopfung
nerlpure, oann tbun ein ober apei Oolen
Qu9uit 6loper Die 9lrbeit. Oas S60ns
an oieier Wiebi5in lit, oaB man ben @e4
brall3 einiteIen fam, obne bOie Solsen fir
bas SDitem. @Gbrent
SerTopfnm9. meiner &ranfbeit fiibIte
i6 iebr i6le6t. Sd mar
10 franf tpie nur elm W1eni6 iein fam,
SD CLAUDE, oaB Nuguit 6loper ireenb Ses
mano bon llrtoeroault6s
GlenSeS2eben felt furirt, tpenn es mil
Gorii6t genolnmen piro,
81. 3d.. 8eeo, 229 8elIefontaine Sir, Su.
otanapolis, Snb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Wieoer Elm Opfer oes Spielens nit
Ger mafe.

9ur9 eiuen .!3ufau tpur6e 0onz
neritag &beno geeen iteDen llbr
Samuel @after BON leinem 3tmz
mercolegen Sranf DE San our6 cine
5SlintenfugeI 10 l6ner ~pernunbet, DaB an
Dem Nuffon1men bes @etroffenen ge3peifelt
miro. Ser ltnfaQ ~ereignete ii6 in Der @obs
nung Der 8eioen, $40. 81 WorsanitraBe,
@ngletpooo. 0e Ban Luo Die Sltnte, bod.
tonnte CT bas @ei6oB ni6t gang in ben
9auf hrtngen uno periu6te 6aiieIbe burh
etnen befttgen S6lag portpdrts 81 l6ieben.
Die Batrone erplooirte ieoo6 unb Die 2az
oung Orang @alter, tpelber De Ban ben
3i6en 5utDanote un6 Direct Dor Dem Slim
tenlauf itano, in ben GIden. Der S6wers
DerwunOete tpur6e mad benz GountDboipttaL
gebra1t uno 9e Ban in 6aft eenommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
sSt00t Obtc000.

ggT 1lmicre GOrreiponSenten ut,0
N9c1tten beiu0en ole f~OI9enoem
St0atem
&err SEQ 9etttts9bpnem Ste
SfGafett 9tebt1Sf1 1tmo 'Ganf0S.
3crr IranS Otto ole St0atet
SSSu&u1 1ttto StiO SafOtn.
&err Seter 9mi6e acm Staat
SSAimOis.
&err YanG 8rtebet Die Gtaatem
&aufas 1tmS eSotua.
&err SriB Gemoc4 Sem Gtaat
Galtfornten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
ettt' nad, aber obne .spans. Ser g2atur

SILT mad, aber nbne Stnatt8. Ser gtatur
No9biIfe gu ~letiten in tbren geftre6er, ii5 Der &ranfs
bsitsfeieln gu entlebigen, lit ii1erIi@ Der ribtige3 mef
bes Mtebicinireus. 1lnglidli9erlpeiIe mirb iebo9
Otele Wetbpbe oft il6ertrteben nno Durb bos 3uoiel in
tbr @e9eutbeiI perfebrt. 9raltiI0eS, ibermaBiges
BnrQtren lit un5lpeitelbaft bic an ~bGufigiten porfome
nenoe 6orm BON 3mau9 0ieier @rt. Ser 9armfonoI
fptrO bu6ltdbllCb mie nit 3ongen our u~n5ettt9en Gnt=
leerun9 geaerrt. Selbitperitdnolib lit Otes BON fnet=
fenoem Stpmer5 unb farauf ~fol9enber @ri0Dplung be'
9lettet, lpel1e Die @ntleerun9s.Or9one III 9ot5 Dlenits
%nHIabt9en eri1lofften 3uitanb %oerieberl. 9os @nos
l1tlb tutrfenoe &ur9irmlttel 9erboubt, lit entibiebet
i9ltmmer, ols OaS MISUNDERSTANDING. Qoitetter's
Wto9enbttterS lit oas bette Srlpei1ungsmittel bas Die
men onormolen StuDIgong beluirtt, iucceiiipe uub
mott abrupt aofnbrt uno bic Sr9one, auI petGe es
le1He Wtrtnrg anBert, traftigt anitott iie 5u idlpd.
nen. 9tan 9ebrQufe es eegen W~talaria, 9pSpsplie,
organizations Nl0 9itergHleineu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

Sin @eiier, ais ct setro9t ruurbe, per am
meilten llrlterbli9teit perbieue, ontwortete
Der &r5t, Der i'm @tanbe lit, S9mer3en Su
linbern, lit 9Dttli6." 8ouienbe, bic l@redz
liGe S6ner5en pom t6alnorrboiben allsSuz
iteben batten, boben bofielbe banterfiut BON
Dem @rftlber Der Nnateiis 9eiast. @tnreiz
bun9en, 9Sai9mittel, 2lebmittel, @inlpribz
un9en unb lelbit bas Utefier 9emGbren MIR
cine poriiber9ebenbe Grlei9terung, unb per-
bitten nt6t cine 8ieberfebr. 9%nafeiis ouetr
linbert S6merseit, %entfernt Die @eI9mullte
unO Die urlo9eu, unb perbItet i9mer3tos
unb ii9er cine t@iebertebr. Yroben bon
~2lnateiis werben frei pon q. gteuftaeter &
&c., 8or 2416, SEEM Oorf, perlanot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Sbltmmer SturS.

NIs 2ena 6ol5fnedt. mobnbaFt geo.
1885 Sefferionz Str, 9onner1tag Na6s
mittag bemiibt mar, einen Seppl6
auf Benz 9ahe zines S6uppens
altf3ubdngen, itolperte ite unO ftel
aus elmer 606e bon Is SUP lit ben Sofs
raum binab. 9te 8e~oauernStpertbe aog
li6 innerlibe 8erlebun9en uno Bril6e on
beioen Nrmen gu, oob sfauben Die &er3te,
iie am 2eben erbalten gu f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
fteI pom Daoen.

Cornelius Burns, Elm iuneer Waann, Ser
$50. 10SugbeitraBe pobnt, fielO onnerftag ais
er BON Der II. StraBe aus in Die 8lue S5s>
lano eillbiegen motte. bon ielnem Wagen.
9ie GGoer Des 6ubrfDerfes 5ernnalmten ietn
.rehtes Bein uno perleBten ibn auBerben
inn @eliht. Ser 8erunglid tepurOe nod
Rem gountps 0olpitaI gebrGht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
In Sen Raden oefbo6en.

8ictor 2aco, Elm S6meoe, an9eiteQt BET
Der Weits Gbicago StraBenbabns @eiell6aft,
DurOeO onneritag0tabmittaa ais er nit Dem
@blaben zines Magens al Der @fe Der
SaDlorz uno 8ronn>S Ctr. bei6Gftt9t mar,
BON einem u%nbefannten Sungen in ben
&u6en 9eidDiien. Iaco 1T nab oem@ountp
6olpttal gebrabt poroe1, no leine Wunoe
ais gang ungefGbrli6 befunoen tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

Sene Wtatti9feit wlrD poqitGnbi9 beieitigt
bur9 Soob's Sariapariua. wel6e 9lppetit
erSel9t, bic 2eber anre9t, Sopfidmeraen fit
rirt, unb Dem 9on5en sS0rper neue 9tdrfe
NIB Strait perletbt. Gea6ten Sic, baB sic
6ooo's SarIaparila erbalten, mel6e'an ltnb
fir ii6 ei9en lit. Sei auen Apotbefera 6u
babelL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Gin Rath fir W1ltter.

Mrs. @insIom's r@potbino
Sprup" iolte beitdnotg beim &inbere 3oboo
men 9ebral6t merben. Gr beialttiot bas
Stub, ermei6t oos 3obnfleii6, linbert alien
S9tner5, turirt Winb=5 Colt, lGnb lit oos
oelte Wflttel 9e9en 0iarrb0e. SInfunosuanz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
OOLuMaDfG

III 0AS fetttite bauerif6e 8ter tim
Warft. 4ebrattt OOm W1el3 tno
GOpfen. Gour0o GeiDp 8re(ueru
50. &eIeDhuts $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
BUR 8eabtun9!

1tttIere &cfer fno erfatMt, bet Seut
MeGiel tbrer Yoitofice QtoreiTe
tets ole cite tito Die alette @SrefSe
anSm8cber, Oattit 3eine nuterbrc=
6itn0 tu Der @~1ieno1tas SeS 8tats
feS eTnfriff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

-@lifli@ in Der Shat tit iebes Seim, int
pel9em Die v@arlanO" Oefen Mnb Gan9es
oebrQuCht 1per0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
fir sateIimse st.th 8imhsr.

fir 91MBIfmBe at,tn 8tttnsr.
Gaftoria f6roest DIE @eroauuns unb befetttss
auf8eIriebenbeit, geritppfuns, ~lberIdaiisc Magen.
Taure, Otarrbpe unb 6iebersO t8pciti1a. Dabura
pirS bas Sinh 8eiunb semaht unb iein @@laf tatirs
lid. GaitoriG eutbdlt wefer Mprpbtn, rcd anbers
nartptii&e Subftanaen.
Ugaifprtd lit 10 ppr5isliF %seeisnet fur atnber, bab Id
TIM nor allen dnceren mir betannten prhparaten ben
@pr6u9 sebe." $. q. 4rh er, MD,
III Sruth Srfpr6 Ctr, 9=pptlan, q. g..
rGett rnebrerea Sabren babe i'd SIR v@oIfprta" EN-.
pfCblen unb tperpe Is and fsrner tbun, la eS pbne 4u8A
nabme CUTE Geiultate er5telt Bat"
Gbwtn s. Barbee, ND,
vTbe 8tntbrpp", 125. ctr. unO z. Gpe., NeD Sort
@its.
vNus reri6nlthe Ter epba6tunS unb Grfahruns tanr i'd
iasen, baB @aItprta etne a~u8gesetnnete Mebtsin fGr
Climber LIT, bic a8 ~selinbe8 abflbrritttel pirtt unb tie
@pannuns Der Gtn9efpeioe, fppte beS @efammtipTtems
iebr bsbeutenb ltnoert. 0tele Wiitter baben mir feline
auSseSei9nete @trtuns auf tire &tnber ~bejeust."
DR.. g. 6. S8Sppp, Grrea, Wtai.
notwithstanding IT Murrap gtr.; g.. g..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Banferott.
Die 2Iyres & mYeant Go. 5abIunesunfdbi9

Weangel an 8aargelb our 8eitreitung Der
grpBen @el6GftSunfoiten misunderstanding
Die NDres & WDgant Company, in County
eeriht ibren 8anferott au5umeloen. Ote
@eieui6aft mar Dor Is Oeonaten NIT einem
@runofapital BON $50, 900 geariinDet tpors
ben, UNI Elm @n9roSz @el6Gft nit Slapieren
unb Sr9ell1 81 betreiben. 0aS @el6Gftss
Total Der @eleuidaft befano it6 in yfo. 1874
u1o 1856 gSabaIb NDe. George 8. gSebb,
on ben oas @ei6Gft iibertragen nurbe, bat
beretts BON ben 8eitGnoen 8eltB er9rtffen.
Die GeitGnoe Der @eieulhaft tperben auf
100000 9el6GBt, 0arunter Waaren i'm
gSertbe bon $50. 900 uno auSiiebenbe Sorz
~berun9en I'M Nertbe bon $1,000 00. Die
Gerbinoli6fetten tperben auf ettpa $50, 900
qei6dBt. Wtarf QlDres lit 8rGiioent uno
Nlor5o WD9art SefretGr Der @eleli9aft.
Sb odS @eihGft metter gefI1rt treroen
tam, bGngt bon ben @ldu6igern eelielben
ab. .# 1fa
Jntere6anter Grbfbafts prose6.
@or Gidter 8Ioogett tpirb Elm eigsnartiger
BroSeB iiber bas BON einem Sonoerling,
gtamens Sacob 0arnlan, etnem alten Sung
9CICACuI DlutClluIpUC VlBCIItuuut uCIUulL>
belt. 6arn1an itarb im Sabre 1885 unb
binterLteB $500 bis 1000 Qcres tpertbpouer
SarmlGnoereien tn Snoiaua uro in Sro>
quois County, Sa. Sn einem Se'tament
nerma6te CT etnem 9teffen, gtamenS Sacob
Sarman, einen lebenslGngltheu Nntbetl an
1900 Ncres, tpGbreno ct anoeren 8ermdnbz
ten tletnere Sarlnen 3uiprad. 9as Wabalb
College in @rotpforospiue, Sno.. nuroe
init $40 Qcres beoadDt, uno Die vQlmerican
8ible Societp" bon Stem Oort nit einem
Oauernoen idbrli6en @intommen bon 25
Gents per Ncre bon ben in SrrquotsGountD
Iiegenben 2dnbereien. 9ies gefiel benz
Geffen Sacob 6arman, Der auf Dem Beitbz
tbum in SrDquois Gountp bault, burduus
nt6t, uno ct 11adte cine Glage gegen bic
Observation-Disclosures sllHo idEmtlt1e Grz
ben ~anbGngig. in tpelber er bic Qnl1uQtz
rung idmmtlt1er 8ermGhtniiie auBer benz
%ieinieen beantro9t. St bebauptet, oaB bas
Seitanteut unsIltig iei. neil er LANCE, bepor
baiielbe ab9efaBt muroe. nit Dem 8eritors
benen etnen miinoliden @ontratt abges
l6loiien 9ebabt babe, ponah er, Der 9teffe,
mad Dem Sooe oes Sntels 6as gauge Ser
mO9en erbalten ioIte. 9asegen bebarpten
Die ibrigen @rben, baB Sacob !6arman bas
@teentbumsre6t bes Nlten auf Die QGns
bereien anerfannt babe. inoeln er ibn bis
taft an letn @noe Weietbe be5ablte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
ueber BaItt o r
N~OrddeutSCher Lloyd.

Reeelmd6iee poft= Oampfihiffahrt 3wif4eH
Baltimore nm 25retten
-0iteft-
0ur6 bic neuen unb e~rprobten @tabIbampfcr Garnts
itaOt, DRESDEN, &arISrube, Wiindlcp,
SIoenburg, Wctrnar,
Don Bremen iebeu 9onneritog. BON Baltimore iebeu
OiittlpoDL 2 rbr 9tobmitto9s.
6roBmDQ1i6itc Stderbett. 8iai9e PreiIe.
0orsi9lidbe 9erp1eguue.
Wit 9onpieru bes 9torobeuti9eusSoDb tpurben niebR
os
2,5OO,OOO YaTa8iere
oInflid liber Gee %bef6roert.
@olpons unb aiitens3imlner oui Bed.
9ie Ginridtungen fir Observation-Disclosures. beren
S6lofItelen fih i'm Sberbed lnb inn sipeiten 9ed bes
finben. iinb anertannt portrcfflib.
Glettrtlde 8elenhtuug IN aaeI 9fdrrten.
Meitere Austuuft ertbeilen bic 6~eneralsIgehtcn
N. 9 d. It nj a d, + & Co., @0Itiut orc, WO.
e. @m. GidIcmbur9, Chicago, Sas.
pber 6eren Nertreter int Snlonbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19

g8er @ppetit, quite Sarbe, Musteln unb
Stdrte pitni0t, Der nebme 9(per's SarIapaz
riua, Die tie inn in raider aufetnanberfol9e
ertheilen 1plrO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Harry Friedman Married.
Marion. o., Star, Jan. 81

Marion, o., Star, Jan. 3.
The marriage If Harry Fritchm an, Of
St. Joseph, Mo, to Miss Leo,o Sickel.
If Caledonia, which occurred New
Years night, at the home of the
brides parents, is said to have been
one of the most pleasan, events Of the
kind that has taken place tor some
time vt that place. About fifty guests
were present. to witness the ceremony,
pe,f,rm-d by Rev. r. Wallace, OF
this place.
Tho ceremony. vt s o'clock, was
followed by hounteous wedding
spread Of unusual elegance. A large
number Of handsome presents were
given the estmable and happy couple,
who leave Sunday night for their fu.
,ur. far>away Western home q,
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
The Tramp's Paradise.

Grants Pass Courier.
he police at Albany order all
tramps to move on, and AS a corse-
qnenre that t VII is not much troubled
with able bodied men in the prime of
life, begging cold victuals. cumming
old clothes and differing small articles
When the police of this place orders
the tramps to move on they move
about n stones throw east, build n fire
and go into camp; and from their
rendezvous in Tutf,'s field make raids
Oh kitchens aud back yards |, is no
unusual sight TO see dozen of these
idle fellows sitting about their camp
fires in that locality, ready to beg
anything from a chew OF tobacco to "A
sui: Of clio hes. In fact, Tufts field
is the favorit- headqua,t -rs for all the
tfamps in Southern Oregon, Here
they find wood, water AMI security
from police reg ulatlons, all within n
few hundred feet If the railroad
depot, ant not much more than n
stones throw from the central bu>i
ness portion If the town. From this
point they can ply their vocation of
begging aud cumming on the town,
and always be handy to the depot to
catch ride. 1t is not the fault of
our city government or police officers
that Grants Pass offers superior &C
eommodatiuns to the tramps, and is
renowned among all the tramps Of
| Oregon and California as being the
most accommodating place on the
Pacific Coast t. the ''tie counting"
pr"fesson; for the city has nn inris-
dicuon over this famous camping
place Of the hobo t-ihe. Here they
can and do congr~ga,-, and there ate
none t., modest or make them afraid !;
and so long as the eastern line Of onr
city runs where i, does will Grants
! Pass he ,h- resort If these nu;sances.
So long as they can find a secure
rendezvous almost in tho ceutcr of
oar town, SO long will we have them
! in annoying abundance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
A JuStifnble Offrnsc.

Toronto MALL
The otn.r week popular young
man WAS brought before u Justice in
Natal, charged with the oifense Of
kissing young lady "by force and
against her will" The young LADY,
" h" was very handsome, her testimony
III an honest and straightforward
manner. after which the Judge gave
the following decision: "The court
~ this case sympat,izes with the
defendant, and will there fore dischatee
him without fine, imprisonment or
rerrimand, because the court, whilst
tbs case has been in progress, has
been obliged I" hold on 10 hoth arms
ct his char TO keep from kissing cons
plainant himself"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
The yYOrll Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for tie
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste ana prompt and
efTectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
nlar it becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
LOCAL JOTTlNHS.

Smoke Dsvey's home made Cigars.
c. K. McCrum, the prosper Gus
Sh ,shon- drusgist,-,s in t,wn.
The band buys will give dance at
the Al,uras Hotel, Friday evening Of
this week.
You can save time and money bv
getting your loans through
LENNON & BOONE.
Hon. w. Y. Perkins and James B.
Allen, of Solder, came in yesterday
to have some Gold b 1t locations re.
corded.
Purdum, the Ice man, will deliver
ice every other day. through the Win
ter. All persons ne-tmg ICE can ,eave
orders ut Alex. Wiii,nan'-, AMI they
will be- promptly att -nded to.
The celebrated Ston-wall Whisky,
in quart and pint TASKS, at w. l.
Kennedy's Famous Sample Rooms.
Seven passengers and ono carload
of merchandise were left ut thi,
station by the nor,h bound train
to-day.
The old Weber barber shop is nov
owned by Weaver g. Carson, a new
firm composed Of Mert. Weaver anc
David NJ. Carson-two as thorough
artists as ever latheged a brush or Gu,
hair.
The car OF cutters and 'sleds ha.
arrived. Prices AS follows: Cutter
$33; Nos 3, and 5 sleds. t4S, Is;
and $50, respectively.
J. II. BEAMER.
The ranchers do not like the ligh
fall of snow, IA they fear that it means
lack of moisture when most needed
next summer.
The very best cup of-eotf-e in town
also oysters in every st,l., lunches an,
short orders OF all kinds, are served
night aud dav, at Chatten's damon,
Palace Lunch Counter.
p. A. McPh-e, who lef; for low,
with his wife. n few days aga, will =.
to Chicago before coming hack t.
resume charge Of the Haley Ho
Springs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Reliable and Always the Same.

BRANDRErH'S PILLS ar. the oldest,
safest and best hood purifier and pur
xa,ive known. They are purely veg
-table, therefore harmless. They are
always the same AID always produc.
the sam- Effect. Other pur9a'ives re-.
qn,re increased doses and finally cease
acting altogether. A course Of one
or two of BRANDRErH's PILLS taken
each night is n positive cure Tor CON
stipstion, headache and Ill bilious dis.
ord-rs II YOU can't take them plain,
take the m sugar coated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
WHY Il 1T 50,

Some hnd work wh. re some nnd rest.
And 30 the weary world gees on:
sometimes wonder Whist 10 best:
The answer CONF when life il gone.
Some eyee sleep when come eyea wake,
And 40 the Weary night hours go;
Some hearts beat where some hearts break:
often wonder why 'tis So.
Some hands fold where other hands
Are lifted brsvely In the strife.
And 20 through ages and through lsudS
Move On the twv xtremes OF life.
Sene feet haltEhi some feet tread,
In tire1ess march thorny way:
Some struggle on where come have fed:
Some seek. where others shun, the fray
Some eleep on while others keep
The vixils of the true and brave:
They viii not rest TN rUeee creep
Around their nsmes above the grave
father Ryan.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08

1t Is Qnite Ph n,ifnl and 10 be Had at
Fair Rates.

1t is Qnite P,,n,ifnl ard 10 be Had at
Fair Rates.
Bradstreet's for the week ending
January 3, 1891: "Business in Wall
street was iRht during the Interrupts d
week, but prices tended 70 advance
and beth activity and strength were
shown at the close. Money is easier.
without being in specially active de-
mand. Rates on call have ranged
from 3 to 3 per cent. and on time
to 81 The continued favorable New
York bank statement has gone far to
add to the growing confidence in
financial and commercial circlrs.
There has also been less demand for
funds 1T Western financial cen,ers
than during previous weeks, with
money nominally easier hut ut u-
changed rates. Mercantile collections.
with few exceptions, are compare.
tiv. " slow.
"rhe favorable bank statemen Of
last Saturday and the dulln. IS Of spec
u alton aided in giving the New York
loan market fairly easy tone during
the last days of the year. aud il pre-
venting Tire changes IT ioa,rs in prep.
aration for Fridays dishu,s. m. ITS
from causing any serious pressure.
The supply Ct money. on call loans WAS
ample, and though on the first three
days Of tie week rates on the Stock
Exchange were temporarily a. high
as per cent, they were offered dow
rs low AS 3 per ce,t. The amount OF
time money is increasing, tut as VT
discrimination is possible in favor Of
dividend collateral. aud G@G1 pc,
cent. is obtnin.d on loans running 81
months. Commercial paper is quiet,
with limited offerings. aud 6@64 per
cent ar" the nominal quotations. for
best names. During the past week
the large outstanding amount Of
Clearing House certificates was re-
durra and is now abou, $l3.0OO,OUO.
"The Influences which converted
the traders To the bull side are some
what complex x, though leading place
must be accorded to the increasing
ease Of money. In fact, save f.,
some little bidding mp of call>loar
rates OH Tuesday and Wednesday the
turn OF the year was passed over il
Wall street in comparative comfur
and with less disturbance than usual
Time money has been IN increasin .
supply and ali indications have pointed
/" TIE ending of the p-rioi of alarm
and contraction Of credit. At the
same time disposition to buy bonds
is again shown, and the reappearance
Of investors in the market has a good
effect on the temper of the street. 1t
is further noticeable that leading
operators aud financial authorities are
again talking in bu'lsh strain, even
il they are not doing much in the
market"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08

Tot Il snowfall to date. 1917 inches--o which
about inches remain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
FROM LOST RIVER.

TIL" Big Copper Smslter Running
Steadily - Au",hrr Mine Sale-Ihp
RaMchers D"i"R Well.
Ex.Sherf Furey is in from Loot
River. He reports the ranchers there as
in better circumstances than they
we're a year ago, and locking forward
to good year, both of crops aud
prices.
The Big Copper Company is work.
ing its mines and smeltrr at Cliff,
with satisfactory results. The smelter
was blown in week before Christ.
mas, aud has been running unin,er.
ruptedly, and regular shipments OF
bullion to the railroad have begun.
The smelt-r demonstrates that the
ore is of much better grade, and
carries much hi 9 her percentage OF
copper than was expected. About
100 men are employed about the
mines and smelt-r.
The Grand Prize mine, adjoining
the Big Copper group, was sold for
100000 cash about one month ago.
Mill. Brown is the Superintendent,
and about 20 men are employed. The
company being amply provided viii,
funds, it will develop its mine, having
.t-st lots Of ore sme.ted occasionally,
with the intention Of eventually put
ting in a smelter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Pablo Meeting.

A meeting Of all Interested in the
protection Of property aud the good
Of the town, will he held in the
Court House at S p. m. Jan. 8, 1891.
Come all. This is not a meeting Ia
raise money.
c. II. HARVEY,
For man HALEY Hose CO., No. !.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Lead Strong nj $40.

Lead jumped up from s4.o5 to
81 40 per loO pounds, in New York
yesterday. This is probably due t,
heavy purchases Of annual supplies b,
the white lead manufacturers.