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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30
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Smoke OAvey's homo made Cigars
/. Tho best Soda Wstar on the river.
~ Vsu Nes.'s urux store.
= The weather y becoming very
wintsy.
Hide, Psl,s aud Furs bought Tor
cash, BY G. BAUER,
E. LRAAER. Agent
A carload Of North Star AID one Of
IessS orr, were shi pp~d from Ketchu.n
to-day.
You oan save tune and money by
!. getting your loans thsough
80 LEMON 4 BOONE.
j. To days north. bound train brought
two carloads Of freight aud . dozen
passengers to HALEY.
Pusdum, the Zoe man, will deliver
ice every day, through the sum.
mer. All persons needing ice can leave
orders u Alex. Wiil.nxn's, and they
will b. pro.npsiy attended to.
An anonymous letters writer has
just turned out lot OF her ~ifusions.
IL il It the Ai,urxs Hotel, this time,
snd tho misyives arc directed TO ladies
Stopping there.
The old Weber barber chop il now
own~d by Weaver 4 Carson, = new
era composed Of Merit. Weaver .nd
David VI. CArson-two - thorough
artists ~ ever lxthered Z brush or cut
. hair.
A couple Of wandering musicians
arrived to-day, who are h,xhly spoke"
OF ny ,hose who know them. They
travel through the country, playing ia
hotels and private houses, where their
services are needed.
John U'Bri~n, of tho Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but thu
choicest meats On hxnd. Try him.
Insure your property in reliable
oo,npan.es. None others are repro.
sented oy LEMON & BooNe.
President Newbe,rv, Of the Butter.
cup, aud Superintendent Gibbons, Of
tn. same. LETT to dsy,-,he former f"r
D,.su.s, the latter for Sh.shone. M.
Nswb~rry 10 highly pleased with tbs
appearance OF tho properly.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal.
ley. Idaho: Morning OH second and
fourth Sundays, aud evening on lire,
and tn,rd Sundays in avery moth.
Fifth SUNDAYS hy special appointment.
u. w. q. VAN WINKLE. Rector.
T.. w. P.m-rny, agent for the
Woell's Cusio = d Cabinet Company,
o, 4OOO ur-xel B ulevXrd, Chicaxo, is
in town. looking up COLLECTIONS Of pre-.
historic ., d archie ,loxio nipple ments,
aud oth+r interesting aud ins,ru. tive
curi.,s,t.-s, for tho purpose OF ~xh,h-
iting II tho Worlds Fair, aud selling
them there, on commission. Any per-
son requiring the intermediary OF the
company can address It - above.
Our readers who are afflicted with
deafness should not fsii t. write to
I)r. \. Fontsin-, Tacoma, WASH, for
his circulars giving stidav,ts and t-s.
timonials Of Wonderful cures from
prominent people i'he doctor ia an
auri.t Of world. wide reputation. See
hia advrrtian II: 2 Mt elso " mere,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30

NOttce.
All persons owing DR.. N. J. Brown
are urg emily requested to call on the
undersigned. ct the Fr.t National
Bank Of Hsiley, aud adjust their 40
counts either by cash or note. a. he
will DO compelled to institute legal
proceedings against al delinquentson
aud after July LIT.
NATHAN RANDALL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30

Retirement Of the Superintendent Of
the Red Cloud.
The entire force at work At the Red
Cloud group Of mines vii! be discharR =
this evening, Hon. E B. True, who
has been superintendent since the
purchase of the property by the pres
cns owners, having resigned and re.
tired from the management.
In the course OF \ few days the
force will be re.or.aniz-d and work
continued on the mine as heretofore.
NJ. True still retains his large ill.,
ter~st in the property.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30

Every young msn's education is
neglected and faulty il he has not read
tho great m-dical work entitled the
"Science of Life" advertised in
anuthos column.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30
Store 70 b. Closed.

Nv CUSTOMERS will please take notice
that my store will be closed from
sunset Friday evening. until Monday
morning.
S ]. FRIEDMAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30
0o.,d (DOkiag

IL ono Of the chief blessings of every
home. To always insure good Gus.
tArds, puddi"gs, sauces, ETC., use Gail
Bordens eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Directions on the label. Sold
by your grocer and druggist. l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30

~ Blank Proofs Of Labor ar
'or sale 1t this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30
Cuticura Remedies

Eject ally more great cures Of humovs and d.s.
eases OF the skin scalp =, d blood thsa all uther
remedies combined CUTIcuaA, the grea, Aktn
Cure. and uTEtUaA Soar. an exquis,te SKIN Puri.
ner .: d bea' timer. externally, and Cu1iCUaA lE-
Humor Remedies, internally. cure every species
Of techi"G: burnt Z. scaly. pimplv. aud bl"tchy
daseases OF the skin. scalp. aud blOd, II. m N.
fancy to age. from piMpi+s 70 scrofuls whom the
best phystcians and ali other n msdtss fail.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30
Old Folks Pains.

0oA Pills, blsckheads. red. = ugh, chspped Al,
wv oil, ektn cured by CTICuRA HoAr
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30

!; !: :::;::: $: !; ::;:
STRENGTHENING plaster. New. 1lstan.
taA..u.. and tnfallible
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-30

Sold eveEywheF~. Price, Cu11cuaA Snc 0oAr.
2oc.; REsoLvENr. 81. Prepared by the PorrEl
DnU0 AND CHEAiCAL C,nPOnATlsN, Boston.
~ Send for "How ~ Cur. skin diseases" "a
pages. ~ illustrations, and ltO Testimonials.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Aug. l7.-Coun-
Gilman r. w. Hilliker Of Kansas City.
Kan, for whom a warrant was issued
yesterday charging him with malfeas-
ance in office, this morning appeared
before Justice G. j. Elauks and gave
himself up
Mr. Hilliker was accompanied by his
attorneys, who at once moved that the
hearing be set at date far enough
ahead not TO interfere with the case
now pending in the court of common
pleas, wherein a motion to dissolve an
attachment issued against the Central
bank is being argued.
Justice Hanks set the hearing for
September ID, and released the prisoner
upon his own recognizance.
Mr.. Hilliker was seen by reporter
this morning as he sat In court as a
prisoner. He stated that it was clear
case of persecution and that the course
OF time would show his character up as
bright as a dollar. He had done moth
ing to warrant a fear as to the result Of
his hearing and would be on hand Sep
tember ID.
But for the pallor in his usually dark
face there was nothing to indicate in
the appearace OF Mr.. Hilliker this
morning that he was undergoing a set
of very trying experiences. His de-
meanor was that of the same stOlid Hill
liker who had fought and won more
battles In the council chamber than all
the rest of his colleagues put together.
When Justice Hanks acquiesced 10 the
requests made Dy his attorneys, the
councilman set his silk tile on his head
and with shoulders erect swept grandly
by the throng OF spectators and boarded
a street car OF this city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

but TO issue warehouse certificates ON
the farmers corn or cotton would be
unconstitutional. Western Advocate,
Mankato, Kan.
Democrats are to remember that they
are to Withhold their opinions, il they
have any, on the currency question, un-
the democratic national convention
meets. All good democrats are sup
posed TO obey this mandate Defender.
The professional politician is a queer
animal, and at present heis in his more
peculiar state He hardly knows what
to do or say at present-the present is a
period of great uncertainty with this
class. He is anxious TO get on the big
gest chunk and is engaged in feeling the
public pulse and when he finds out
what the people want he will como for
ward and saw "Them's my sentiments
exactly He never leads but always
follows public opinion. BREWER Appeal,
BREWER, Mo
Those people who pretend TO oppose
the present financial system and desire
the repeal of the national banking law,
and at the same time oppose the sub
treasury and land-loan schemes. fail to
see the ridiculous plight in which they
place themselves If the national bank
ing law should be repealed it would re-
duce the currency two-thirds and still
further contract, instead OF expanding,
the currency, which is exactly what is
fought most strenuously. There would
then be no way to get the money in cir
culation, which is the purpose of the sub
treasury and land loan. The people want
TO destroy the power Of the banks over
them by their repeal, and also to furnish
a means by which they can get money
at the lowest rate of interest.-The Ali
auce Herald, Montgomery, Ala.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

Princess Zeka, the favorite daughter
OF the sultan, is i'll with probably fatal
disease. The sultan is inconsolable.
Enormous forest fires are raging In
the vicinity Of Toulon, France, and q
great quantity OF valuable timber has
been destroyed.
II is said TO be the intention OF the
British Government to colonize 6,00C
Scotch crofters on Vancouver's island.
An international conference OF dele
gates representing the Young Mems
Christian associations all over the world
is in session at Amsterdam.
The Cars ukase forbidding the ex-
port OF rye from Russia has spread dis
may throughout Germany, where the
people are clamoring for the reduction
OF duties on grain. 1t has raised the
price Of rye TO that of wheat.
The French minister Of commerce ad-
vocates the withdrawal OF the proscrip.
tion against princely pretenders.
A powerful secret society, something
similar to the Russian Nihilists IS plot
ting the overthrow OF the reigning Chi.
nese dynasty
The prince of Wales formally opened
the seventh annual session Of the Iuter-
national congress OF Hygiene at Lon
don.
Grand Duke Alexis arrived in Paris
Unexpectedly, but was given hearty
impromptu welcome.
The London Times, commenting on
the unsatisfactory returns OF the board
OF trade, attributes the decline in ex-
ports to the Mckinley bill, and afiirms
that the United States will eventually
be the chief sufferer from the effects OF
that measure
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 1S.-
Jerry Simpson has new idea He
wants the.alliance congressman 10 stand
together on the organization of the
house. There are sixteen representa-
tives-elect who are straight out alli-
ance men. There are forty-two others
who are democrats. but who owe their
election to alliance votes. So Mr..
Simpson claims. He proposes to these
sixteen alliance men that they vote
together in caucus and invite the forty
two democrats who are representa-
tives by the grace OF the alliance or
kindred organizations to join with them
in supporting third party slate for
the house officers.
I his appears to be a good thing &c
Mr.. Simpson for several reasons. He
especially admires the opportunity to
test these democrats who have sailed
into congress with their sails set to the
alliance wind. Mr.. Simpsons idea has
taken such definite form as to sug-
gest the nominations for the third par
ty caucus. His ticket is Representa-
tive John ID. Otis OF Kansas. for speak
er, ex-Congressman and General Weav-
er OF Iowa, for clerk of the house, John
w. Hall Of Ohio, for sargeant-a alarms,
x-Congressman McClammy Of North
Carolina for doorkeeper and the presi-
dent OF the PENNSYLVANIA alliance for
postmaster. Such Of the straight out al.
lance representatives. - Mr., simpson
has communicated WITH ets said 70 hEYs
feppenas9 iHyurRtif tp Ms ffpprslher
y Hhas slsse ~ ihfiF hpfiRflplshH
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20
Russia's G,aln Ukase.

BERLIN, August IS. The ukase for
bidding the export from Russia OF rye
and rye meal of every kind and brand
which WAS published in the official
journal at St. Petersburg yesterday.
has created an enormous sensation in
this city whore it was a complete sur
prise TO the dealers in grain. The in
fuencc of the ukase was Immediately
felt in the markets. The effect was
generally TO depress prices, although
values did not fall as low as ii was ex
pected they would, as many of the lead
ing brokers had received secret adyices
as to the probable promulgation OF tho
decree.
Herr Richter and the radical press
have seized the opportunity and this
morning the papers OF the radicals
abound with articles summoning the
German government to re-
move the duties on grain and thereby TO
some extent allow the substitution OF
some other grain for rye, which is the
principle sustenance OF the people OF
Germany.
One effect Of the ukase has been 10
raise the price OF rye almost TO the
price OF wheat.
0lduceilOF Won 0dpflNl 10 uttl lO ali
the appeals made to him TO remove the
grain duties. 1t is understood that he
is resolved TO stick to his guns until the
commercial treaties OF Germany with
Austria ia-Hungary, Switzerland and
Roumania are adjusted and that he
will not entertain any propositions
looking to abolition Of the grain duties.
The full effects OF the Russian meas
ure viii not be felt for several days
The rye imported by Germany from
Russia cannot be replaced by the rye OF
al other country, A further and
rapid increase in the prices of bread
stuffs must be expected. This will
greatly strengthen the agitation con-
Quoted by the leaders of the Freissin-
nige party and promises to augment the
opposition 10 the government.
Russian finances will also suffer from
the prohibition, They are already in a
sufficiently prccarious condition, espec-
tally after Russia's futile attempts to ne
gotiate foreign loans.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

Behind the great deficit Of the Phila-
delphia city treasury there turns out 10
be national bank fraud But then the
nationalol bank swindlers have nearly
had their day. The curtain will soon
be rung down on them. -Plow Share
and Pruning Hook.
One OF the greatest causes OF the
farmers and laDorers distress is that
they stick closer TO the nominees OF the
old parties than they do TO their own
avocations; their work is neglected,
and their farms grow up in briars and
bushes Kentucky Wheel.
II is poor commentary on tho intel
ligence of our public men, and Of the
residents OF cities that they cannot com
prehend that the alliance measures are
as much for the cities as for the coun-
try. Legislation for the farm IS lcgis-
lation for the city. Red Oak, Iowa,
Progress.
II all the anarchists in this country
were hung, as they should be II there
is law TO authorize it, the old parties
would fall short mary votes, while not
o peoples party man would stretch
hemp. You fellows who are charging
tiS AhIiHtHp Win utluR unhttuiHlof NuhN
on this fact awhile. Mo World.
The NJ. X. & T. railway. under the
skillful control Of Jay Gould could not
pay its debts, SO Uncle Sam took charge
OF 1t for couple OF years, paid of the
debts, paid big salaries TO two receivers,
lots OF court expenses, and has just turn
ed IL over to its owners in tip top shape.
And yet they tell MS the government
cannot run railroads. During the war
the government built and operated
many railroads with the greatest sue.
cess. ess.-Jeffersonion.
The essential difference between the
national bank system and the sub-treas-
ury Is that under the former less than
5000 people enjoy special privilege Of
distributing the peoples money TO the
people, and of taxing the people for
this service all they can wiring from
them. Under the sub-treasury plan Of
distribution this privilege will be ex-
tended 10 some 63,000,000 people, and
the distribution will be made at cost. ~
Cotton Plant Orangeburg, 5. 9.
The government can guarantee loans
for railroad corporations and pay the in
terest besides; il can loan its credit to
national banks and furnish them money
without interest; it can take the liquid
damnation OF the distiller. issue deposit
checks for what his trust says It is
worth, and give him time on his taxes;
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

United States; but no deposit consisting
in whole or in part OF cotton, tobae-
GO, or grain imported into this country
shall be received under the provisions to
thsi act
Sec. 3 That the secretary Of the
treasury shall cause to be prepared
treasury notes in such amounts as may
be required for the purpose OF the
above section, ami in such form and de-
nominations as he may prescribe pro-
vided that nc note shall be OF a denom-
ination Of less than 81, or more than
81 900.
Sec. T. That the treasury notes is
sued under this act shall he receivable
for customs, and shall be full le-
gal tender for debts. both public and
! private. and such notes when held by
any national banking association shall
be counted rs part OF its lawful reserve.
/ Sec. >. 1t shall be the duty of the
manager Of a sub-treasury when cotton.
grain. or tobacco is received by him on
/ deposit, as above provided, to give a
ware house receipt showing the amount
and grade OF quality of such cotton. to-
bacco or grain, and its value at date Of
deposit: the amount Of treasury notes
the sub-treasury had advanced on the
product: that the interest on the money
so advanced is at the rate Of per cent
um per aunum; expressly stating the
amount OF insurance, Weighing. class
ing. warehousing and other charges
that will run against such deposit of
cotton, grain, or tobacco. All such
ware house receipts shall be negotiable
10y endorsement.
Sec 6. That the cotton. grain. or
tobacco deposit in the subtreasurv
under the provisions Of this act may be
redeemed Ly the holder OF the ware
house receipt herein provided for. eth
er at the SUIT t-treasury by the surrender
OF such warehouse receipts and the pay
ment in lawful money Of the United
States of tho same amount originally
advanced by the sub-treasury against
the product, and such further amount
as may be necessary 10 discharge all in
terest that may have accrued against
the advance of money made on the de-
posit OF produce, and all insurance.
ware house and other charges that at
tach the product for warehousing and
handling. Ali lawful money received
at the sub-treasnry as a return of the
actual amount OF money advanced by
the government against farm products
as above specified shall be returned.
with full report of the transaction, to
the secretary of the treasury, who shall
make record Of the transaction and can
eel and destroy the money so returned.
A sub-treasury that receives ware
house receipt as above provided. togeth-
Dr wife the return Of the proper amount
of lawful money and all charges as here
in provided. when the product for
which it is given is stored in some
other sub-trarsuly, shall give an order
on such other sub-treasury for the de-
livery Of the cotton, grain, or tobacco.
as the case may be, and the secretary Of
the treasury shall provide for the adj
justment bstwgen sub-treasuries Of al
charges.
$50, 7, The sec stffyoi shs ftsasufs
shsil srsssrlhs such faiss eAd fsguiu.
hsss - tss AssSsssff re- Hsss,alsf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

It should Have the Thoughtful Perusal OF
all Citizens.

/
The following is the full text Of the
much debated sub-treasury bill. The
reader is advised to clip it out and care
fully read IL, not once but many times.
In order that when called upon TO pass
Judgement upon it he may be prepared
to do so intelligently:
Section !. BE IL enacted By the SEN
ate and representatives, OF the United
States OF America in congress assem-
bled, that there may I've established In
each OF the states Of this United States
a branch OF the treasury department of
the United States, TO be known and de-
signed as a sub-treasury, as hereinafter
provided, when one hundred or more
citizens of any country in any state
shall petition the secretary OF the treas
ury requesting the location OF a sub
treasury in such county, and shall
/. Present written evidence duly au-
thenticated by oath or affirmation OF
county clerk and sheriff. showing that
the average gross amount per annum OF
cotton, wheat oats. corn and tobacco
produced and sold in that county for
the last proceeding two years exceeds
thesum OF $500 900 at current prices in
said county at that time, and.
?. Present good and sufficient bond
for title to suitable and adequate
amount az land to be donated TO the
government Of the United States for the
location of the sub-treasury buildings
and,
3. A certificate OF election showing
that the site for the location OF such
sub-treasury has been chosen BY pop
nlar vote OF the citizens OF that county,
and also naming the manager OF the
sub-treasury elected at said election for
taking charge Of said treasury under
such regulations as may be prescribed
II shall in that case be the duty OF the
secretary OF the treasury. to proceed
without delay 10 establish sub treasury
department in such county as herein
after provided.
Sec. 2 That any owner OF cotton
wheat, corn, oats and tobacco may de-
posite the same in the sub-treasury
nearest the point OF its production, and
receive therefore treasury notes, here
matter provided for, equal at the date
of deposit 10 eighty per centum Of the
net value of such products at the mar
ket price, said price 10 be determined
by the secretary Of the treasury under
rules and regulations prescribed, based
upon the price current in the leading
cotton; tobacco, or grain markets OF the
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-20

the details OF the management OF the
sub.trcasdry, fixing the salary bond
and responsibility Of each Of the man
ayers OF the sub-treasuries provided
that the salary OF and manager OF sub
treasury snail not exceed the sum Of 81,
500 per anumb holding the managers Of
sub-sreasuries personally responsible
on their bonds for weights and classiii-
cation OF all produce, providing for the
rejection OF unmerchantable grades Of
cotton, grain, or tobacco. or for such as
may be in bad condition; and shall pro-
vide rules for the sale at public auction
Of all cotton. corn, oats, wheat, or 10
bacco that has been placed on deposite
for a longer period than twelve months,
after due notice published. The pro
ceeds OF The sale Of such products shall
be applied first, 10 the imbursement TO
the sub-treasury Of the amount origin
ally advanced together with all charges.
and, second, the balance shall be held
on deposit for the benefit Of the holder
OF the warehouse receipt. The secreta-
ry Of the treasury shall also provide
rules for the duplication OF any papers
in case OF loss or destruction.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty OF the
secretary OF the treasury, when section
Of this act shall have been complied
with, 10 cause TO be erected, according
70 the laws and customs governing the
construction Of government buildings,
suitable sub treasury building, with
such ware houses or elevator facilities
as necessary. Such buildings shall be
supplied with all modem conveniences
for handling and safely storing and pre-
serving the products likely to be de-
posted.
Sec. 8. That any gain arising from
the charges for insurance, weighing.
storing, CHASING, holding, shipping, in
terest, or other charges, after paying
all expenses OF conducting the sub
treasury, shall be accounted for and
paid into the treasury of the United
States.
Sec. 10. The term OF Office OF man
ager OF a subtreasury shall be two
years, and the regular election to fiji
such Office shall be at the same time as
the election for members OF the house Of
representatives of the congress OF the
United States. In case OF a vacancy in
the Office of manager Of the sub-.reasury
by death, resignation or otherwise, the
secretary OF the treasury shall have
power.to appoint manager for the un
expired term.
Sec. II. The sum OF fifty millions
OF dollars, or so much thereof as may be
found necessary 10 carry out the pro-
visions OF this act, is hereby appropri
ated. out OF any monev's in the treasury