davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
elite uocn Silfeortt.

5or no9en 3io lioen meooelte ol pore
9Riere, at Ell 6ranitmnno bapoe opIltt'
BET Ell 6remsun9smaaoe til at 9jpre
Silte al Gre. Gn acrreippnoent til
"8erbens Gang" pplpier M fel9enoe
ON benne SpIinoelie, iom blanot anoet
pil babe tilfSlse, at Silten pil fable be-
tybelist i 8ris:
"Spfnoeren bar sienipnli9 la9t
Warte til, 6porleoes Siltetraaoen ros
pinbes al Silteurmens Munb. 9ette
iurs9aar, iom betienbt, reo at iabe ben
ipiie Morbarblaoe / flor M9ngoe, Iaa
meget, ben bare orter. Otter no9en
9ios iorleb tummer Der en- fin, I'm
Sraao no al bens Muno; benne 3rdao
uitlsr fig al fig ielu Umtrin9 Srmen,
Der iaalebes bliper tapIlet ino Tom | ct
Splitter. Splitret faites ! ct Sab meo
tp9enoe 8aub, Granoen pitles al, iants
leg / 9uuoter, iarpes os papes. Oct
er belle Yrocesien, iom bog lite er iaa
li9etil, iOm ben bar lloieenbe af, Sils
teormen er nemli9 ct poerIt oeIitat %
luuefulbt @aier. Der er albris BEN
Inmme iOaa ium isaar % finOer altib
paa en- eler oioen Enoltabsiulbbeb.
Suart laoer Den, Tom ON ben er opo,
mart oil ben life ipiie, inurt iaar ben
rusetIla9s SulsbetGnoelie uf be euige
MorbRrblaoe - fort in9t, ct poerit
ban Itelist 3pr at BABE 8efatnin9 nteo,
os gebanolinsen er beriOr o9iaa Ell itur
SunIt, Der iOrbrer mango Gars Grias
ring % Snbii9t.
9enne panitelise 6oropieliespruces
bar Spfiuberen p~ieuiDnlis l9n9e itaaet
% feet paa. Saa bar ben 9unte pub
ielis falot BAN inb: enb ON man tunoe
fouitruere III MaItiue, Der 9iOroe attus
rat bet famine Irbeioe Tom Silfeormens
Otaue? 9an bar ipetuIeret % ipetus
leret, arbeioet o9 arbeioet, og iuoeu BAN
nRIten babe tent ooer, buor lnngt
ban bar tommen, itoo ct Gpparnt Ell
uatter Gag foran bnm - ct Appnrat,
Der atturat iom SilteOrmeu ipiier Wors
bGrblaoe % aileuerer SiItetrano.
5remgan9smaaoen er / forte 3rag
iDl9euoe: @n 8urtion tprret 9rGmasie
opppes / en- 8laroitg al Spoolipre %
inlpeteriurt Satt, itDQes i flere 8ano
o9 tDrres i Gltobol. 3erpaa optsies
BET iremtomne Gtoi / 9grter % rem
NlfobOL, bporueo onnnes SoQuoium.
9ette, Der er tlRbrigt % iei9t, luttes
ilo | en- 8eboloer, ION u%eoenuroer er
iOripnet meo ct 5lItreringsnpparat.
Seo SlRlp al Ell 9uitpumpe oripes
aOIOoiet gjennem 6iltret o. fommer /
illof9notg reniet 5Orm ino ct &Dr,
Der / b%oriiontat Sitting er anbra0t liae
neoenunoer % lOm or uoitDret meo 800
bite iral @Iasbaner, sjennem builte
Der 8uar ct Sul al Stprrelie Tom Wiun.
ben paa Ell Silteorm. 0iennem oiSie
Suffer iioer III ben fine, naIteu uions
lI9e &plloOletrdab neo / en- al 8ano
itaoiS iugtis Sebploer. 8anoet trnt.
fer TO al be / aoaupiet inbebplote Be.
ltanooele, nemlis 9Grteren % 9utobUs
len, til Jig, % iclpe 1raaoen 0aar oucr
ira at c1re ieiS % tlabris til at bliue
tart, iolio, e~Iaitiif = Blob % fin Ium
ben beoite ellie al @eroenl
Sporoau ben pibere b~ebanoles, itaI
je9 life Der 9aa nGrmere inc pau, men
nit er BET, at Spiinoelien Far iuroret
baaoe alB9t % @enialitet."
I'll Argentina er Der / De iiSIte fem
Nar inopanoret 100000 Stalieners.
100000 Spaniere % 10000 5ranis.
manO. aanoet bier fig at uare for.
trinlls ititiet til at Uptuss en- Sefult.
ming al rpmant gliitamnina, Ga iarlio
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
@uostieneher.
esst ssusas siier aseieIsisbes.

S4eserab Wsu9s,Ss shis SFRea5 Scr
wiNSoa ~ i0ia.
eensaaSftole eitcr Guosilsnt a.
guafa afirusuos1caeNt nzeo N'tstgaRs
SrRedQ Kitten 81 l. -
gIttraaaasoumrIosIie Gsroas ~eitsrW'aeos
% giter / sJtieHs z itu:nt.
Z hristian r. Society mFesr AoFseas
GfeH a. ~ QIr'sas SoieHleui
scrhrmouiCrHe ulg6tr Hersd3 eNe'h'e'
Sca ST. j sirieHs EaicmtB'.
. rn Ferft g &. g. atrlt ON Terhi'''
tcafu 81 ltif.
S-rnetataoit %urrssebart sittr eueS'
iitHCiith.
I'm Nitcueu a. ~ W9ell @ps+ilir'tt u.
Northumberland rnrocr gtauoag e''trh'o'
faa a. .
NpiubeicrtaHacu meorr 2orsods eif''
milOoa 81 2 pda GcGt9tt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Gellere gaa til Senss uoen Gitens.
NAB enb itan op msb @ialo.

Prof. Valder's College is the best school
In Iowa 10 secure a~thorough knowledge Of
the common branches.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
0etit SurorS ior Torembcr'
Serninen.

5~pl9euce 8erioner CT peo 9ootrrts
ming pebta9ne iii at iuu9ere iOm Ietit
3urprs peo GiItritt Court / @iuueibeit
Gpuntp, buiItet ta9er fin 8e9pnOeIie
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

BORT Stors Ear M uoeIuttenoe btui9e
4riisr puu aucila9s SIGoningsr for 9slt
% ginter. 0Iere for GU Dollar bar aIs
brig nO8en @tanO ioI9t for. 81 bar
tIsbt ale pore 9arer for Spotpris, spot
cash, % ri bar beitemt os til at iGI9e
for Iouers Yriicr emo nogeninOe for.
81 tiobte uo9Ie al pore 9arer iOr btais
oere @ri5 euO no9eniine fsr, o9 pore
6unoer ifaI faa 6orOsIeu oeraf. Cant
blot, en- 600 ManOss aIGpnins for 81,
lite ell aIminoelig 6IGOning, men en- al
9co SuaIitet. Gn bobbeltsiyet, oObbeIt
og twist Cashmere, tort, for 81. vi
bccre Slog8 forboIo5uj5 Ii9eiaa biui9t.
gommcterflRoer, 8ursiGIer atpad meo
buer 6lnouiug. Ge maa TONNE ino,
Bet CT til 8ere8 egen 6oroeI.
Ben 9sar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
ut ahGsse ct epite for belle 1T Git
II at SIRE fig til SluOe.

The winter term OF the Valdez Business
College and Normal School, DEBORAH, la,
opens Monday Nov. @.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Gecprahs@ arfeo.
qtIg..s. A.t rnebE $50
600 Wunf.

e, ipm gHIter aoot 4inE2 sg;s CrgeI,
npl stIsr brugt, for pus, airte sIsr Si0le,
III rjmelie 8ris, liant Gpoe Snuabeger for
i~uaooutss. Gibolos. euer Airtetor, Sto,er
Gil ., bgr iripe Ill
Hep. u. Stnicn,
24I2-26tb Gpe. e. WinHeapUliS Winn.
Gar ieneer ea Rataloa % GtrlnLFr gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Hpranoret 9lorcsfe.

8eu. q. R Wnus, Hnoiiun, Z. 7aiotn
ar. % Sloiigsrs gtresie; gRaotion, Sac
sui garle Go, NlnLeiota.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

6ift ct aarbnnoreoe. 8 8iombps
ipa ! unsarn ieireoe ben RlOenmle So.
bann S~5atbmarD os bans ,gG9tei9qs
uplis en- ijeIoen Set, ibet be bnpoe be-.
ret Gift / bunbrsbe Qnr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Ve beOite i sga M Ire a,s,s. ss Sni...s!

T'S FUN Dc bebFts Wl1terla'
Tier - G1mmsr, Stsn, Rail, Cement, Sane
% brao elers be bruaer I'll Cpteyaika
a. en- Bp9ntue; be beTIaftlgu nun Be- ktfn
greetoers % bstaler be btbiis 4ennia3ND
be faar bsorf Yriisr for osrss ar6sibs sns
eeres mtnore cmior9siulbe &~orfurrsnte Is
De iaar aItio be tsofte dpntra'ter; b r,aIsi
oerss Nrbsioe meb
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

Students no matter how backward
that enjoy hard work will be happy in
Prof. Breekenridge's DEBORAH Institute.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24

Sil Argentina ct Der / De iiote fem
Gar inopanoret 100000 Stalieuere.
100000 Spaniere % 10000 5ranits
mano. eanoet bier fig at uare for,
trinlis itittet til at Uptuse en- gefult.
ming al rumanit siitamnins, us iarlia
ipnes Stalienerne at tripes uomartet
Der. De mere norolise 5OlteIas iinoer
Jig life iaa sobt; bet er beler life iaa
let ipr benz at tilpasie zig efter Sproa,
Saoer % Stitte, Der er benz aauife
iremmeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
G ~ a E.

Ulfoeprtlen Nore uae oar II 0eHiS.
- unsIsft grspt: Cuiiav g. Gd'
br.fou.-9du snoion.
Tliis 1orin g1sn rsiits isdarusg'
ess IL R%autaio. isis. for at bsisst fin
9roosr Batter g. aIau.
8tpubli'auit SorsrsiSmanb for
Soma, Sbuit 9spburu, nil tOgot laIs {
bet upe Spsrabus ~iaiten, Qirseas.)
SpmtrIiombeoen bsn!soes paa 3.
g. SirOnss Advertisement. 9us tiIs
iaIss.
Gpotfster Ritaro Gusbrstisu tar
tirbt 6 8 6Op;s gus paa ueore 8a'sr
Strcei for $4,000.
Rrs. 8. 1bOreiou ni RurtbiieIo,
Miun., bar parst / 7eeOrab paa Ssiss,
paa l.lbngeutiru fro uoitilinsen.
- SnsOas aiten ben lite Rou. siusr
1etOrab MsnigbsOs G5riftiun GnbsaUOr
SOeistp en- uorit Supperi Sirten5 Sais:
meut. Run norite eager isvUsrss.
Jabritsn I GaImar or MI | iuIo
gir'iomEto. Ten ip5ieIia,ter IL Mano,
men Get er Qlsniuseu, at brinss Grbsios;
Fyr'en Ov I'll BET GobbsIt, bet Minoits.
Ears 1iperiOn bar aabntt en- BUS
tit / ut tIolioere gotals paa Iatsr ct.
9,anOt uoget glnost bar BAN i]ortrinIi8
uarIf Glib.
st imaft 5tors uil grporcae
6erom ian, mar ben al 9lOsbranoen
~rampouereoe 8p9n'u9 iremtrRoer ! i'm
me StltteIie. 6rcutsn / bet minoIts
pil irl8c BELT meo 9ioens 5ororingsr.
Cmtriug 6rnno Cpera Scuie er
Der lagt itOre alcatleoni8sr li9e nsO
til Gtpeu. &c ta9er iHo alt CUerUano
ira Court Street, % q GlOno 9OteI
er ueo Ell priuat 9eoniu9 iat ! 6crbiu'
cetis oermeo.
Srauo & 50. FAR MI bet uotreltt
GA uettsfe Drug Stogei Gccorab. Sores
tommcnoe gs5anOIjn9 os rimsIi8e Yri'
Ter brin9tr benz busr Dag Here 8unosr.
l(ut Advertisement tommer ino nEit'
Iummer.
49, Stueipiaet Sane, Der bar aper'
teret til Spisretie / 3ecorah, tommer
life oeune 8ei. Zen rRite Joreitiainl
i S~pera6uiet oil blioe ben l6oe No.
uem6er. Still ALARM pil oa iptues
ct Stptte, Der itul uGre iHroeles 8Oot
Gu lllptts peo Spiuuiae inotra
en- Dag fOite llse. gr0oysne HsbIt
TOM tisrsnbe meo fin Damp rGitema.
fine ira GaImor, og, bu be tom pat
@rcen ueO BET tioli9ers Nctels Srgg9ert
6roit ben. 9tsS bar bet, baaoe meO Sol
tene, Gampmaitiucn % 9anotisOsIen
Gen enc al 9rp6rsus bIeu itaoet % itoI
bet Iip5iarIi8t,
- 5 BEN Gag, Tom i i'm 9io bls'
aulogt al G(rtbur 4Ortmau mob Spel
3ecOrab, iorOi 9la9eren baooe liot be
tyoelis MOleit Uso at itprte neO i Or
Bun, bpor 8pen life baoce ior9et TO
9arritaoe, er III niingt Ssieiteretsoom
iom lpoer pna, at 8Den 9ecOrab fo'
Qntlnsen fri ital pare. 8rccesien 70
ter BOG 9veu op imOo $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
Tm!bM9moig rem
SlD.@Diot,

'nbrIttret efter ben samle tpFs Wsttpbs nss
Iansiom WOsutns, os meo Ell al HsosnfdS'
enoe STANDARD BranoS:
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24
K.

Eau Claire,
1904
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-24


SCu0 Il
Nrncu'
b belt gla|
Com u
fHbciule 4
BET Gbri
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

Valley is out ia . new dress. 1t did
not miss an 'ssu- nv the recent ire,
which totally destroyed its establish
ment.
Persons wishing rag Garnet woven
should i-Av- an ord-r win Mrs
Cuni-v. rext door to Mr.. Fianrer>'s.
." "prr Mai. street. She guarantees
satisfaction.
Rand, M,<ally h Co. 166 Adams
street, Chicago, H., desire local
manager {" take the m ,nngament ~
tn. sale Of their new Universal Atlas.
Anv one desiring IL pleasant And
Profitable position would do we'll to
write them.
"All Is lost but honor!" eroaned
Wiiks. after hls failure.
"W-il," remarked Brohson. consol-
invlv, "v"u li.tn't have that invested,
you know
Heal of Firm-Have you anv ex.
cus- for missing the train this morn
ing, sir?
Pe"wiper f srhordinate)-Yes, sir
| came IA with my wife.
A carload Of Oranges just received
from Riverside. Cal J. H BEAMER.
Miss GreenIeaf-I suppose yn"
don't believe in youthful marriages?
Mss Y-lIo.stone-Yrs, indeed |
d /! For many wears have been fully
determined to marry yourg.
"C"nf",nd the Theo,ophists!"
"Wh,?'
"Th-v convinced nv wife that she
had s-ven bod'.s, aud she went off
aud bou4 hit dress for each oue."
The Rev. Mr.. Sadleir will preach in
the Metho.tist Episcopal Church, in
this city. every Sunday, ut III a. m.
AID s =. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Aunt Samantha-What kind o. fel
lers is them city chaps as wears
clocksd hose?
U"rle J"eh-Hose? reckon they
must he nothin' but young squlrts.
Dukane- Gaswell is the most gem
-rnus ma" | know
Mnw.ddie (-urprised)-You don,
tell me.
Dukane-Yes. Heis always giving
himself away.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

can skip over it. or else creep through,
il. Whatever his faults, no man is
improved in his virtues by black
looks, r-criminations or martyr airs.
When he gets these for foolish, harm.
less otf-ns.s-for men are very weak
and succumh to all sorts Of t-mpta.
ti"ns-he SAYS to himself: "All right =;
IN just give her some;hingto be sorry
for" He isn't above lying to her, and
to escape surIiness, fits Of temper,
tears, hys'erics or an air Of martvrdom
to which Joan of Arc in the flames
was as nothing, many other men will
say any one Of the sex is just fed in
any SORT Of prevari alton At any
rate, JEALOUSY exhibited in wife when
tho hone moon is over is IS impolitie
MS it is futile.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

Curiously enough, walking vas the
only exercise that prevented her from
getting fat. Fencing made her grow
fat, and Turkish baths only added to
the plumpness Of her already ac'pIe
figure. "But walking! ah, that she
used 70 say, 'is what does a woman
good" She walked instead OF taking
medicine. If her complexion did NJ t
TX. city suit her she walked like pro-
fessional pedestrian, sometimes goin z
Is miles at u time. She laughed ut
the idea Of wom-n using cosmetics on
their faces for beautifylng purposes,
and SAID that only idiots did that.
Whatever else may DO said of Mrs
La, g,ry, she was exceedingly refined
III her tastes and we'll bred in her
manners. Her tastes were of the
most delicate in the selection of her
dresses and her gowns, from the soft.
loose morning wrap to the handsomes st
dinner dress in her wardrobe, never
had tone wrong nor button out Of
place. Her favnrit- dress was long
Nile green popi'n. trimmed with the
fur of the fox. She bought this whr n
all English women were buying pop
Inns from charity to Ireland. Mrs
Langtrv sent hers to Paris to b.
made. There did not seem to be much
opportunity for elaboration, but whe"
the dress was sent home it was found
t. he lined throughout with white un
rut velvet, and the jersey Lily con-
sidered it a garment fit for a queen.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
Sara Brrnhurdl's Dpcadsnce.

What a melancholy ohjac,>lesson
Sara Bernhard is teaching the pro-
fession. The greatest French actress
Of her day, the gather in Of millions
Of lraucs, is entering that eclipse
which o>ertakes the reckless and i'm
provid. Mt if they only live long enough
II wouli astonish no one who has
watched the career of theatrical stars
to see Bernhardt brought ia that
common pass OF poverty and q pen.
siouer on the bounty Of her friends. il
any remain to her. With u spoiit SON
Who as sqnandered u large fortune
with her own cnpr,o'nns prodigalit>
which keeps creditors continually a,
the door; with tina, fatal belief in he,
own genius to gain more aud NOR.
money, it is not strat &c ifthe Nemesis
If spendthrif's overtakes her rs age
sets IN. In Paris they no longer care
for the divine Sara; in London she |.
considered hack number. aud now
IN the prea' cities of Europe she is not
The drawing card tina. might have
been decade ago. In short, the
States alone have stood faithful to
Dona Sol, and it is American gold
If any he saved--which will let the
most proiieal artist in the century
down easy. One never knows. how
ever, VIII ther the imp of advertising
does not inspire the bas~st rum"r, anC
i, NAV be that Bernhardt has filled he
stocking with Economics" like tn.
Frenchwoman that she il, all for .
rainy day, now at hand.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
JpulOns Wives.

Can a wife afford to show jealousy
is question that many wives ought
to ponder. The jealousy that WAS SO
sweet, SO piquant and SO Aattering i"
n sweetheart is irksome. unbearable
and not to be countrnanced in the
wife. 1t is too prohibitiv-. too auto
cratic and too arbitrary, 8" the husband
argues, aud in nine cases out of ten
the wife WHO . jealous and shows il
,.acie. her husband deceit, nay. in
>p,r-s him 10 it in a very mx""ist
spirit Of "prositi n. The minute you
put fence around man aud tel,
HIM he mus, STAY inside of il, that
minute he begins to scheme how h.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
ONLY A FAKE.
This Is the Verdict On the San Juan
Placsrs,

This Is the Verdict IN the San Juan
Placsrs.
A special correspondent of the Salt
Lake Tribune who welt to the San
Juan plac.rs in company with NJ. H.
("Mans.') Coffin, Pat. Riley and
William Murphy-all we'll known
h~r--,e!epraphs his paper from the
nearest station he could reach on his
return that the whole excitement is
"a fake" and u repetition Of the White
canon and Colorado river stampeies
of six and three years ago. only on
larger scale; ths, there is not enough
gold m the ground 10 pay even small
wages; aud that all who go i" return
di-gusted. many even throwing away
their supplies.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

~ Blank Proofs of Labor fol
ale at this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Smoke Daveys home made Cigars.
Se'ien B. Kingsbury has returned
from Boise.
Mrs. Nate Randall is expected
homo to morrow.
A car load Of Utah -four, just re-
ceived ut Esrhart's.
Mrs. Griffith has been very i'll, but
a. now improving.
A carload Of Red Elephant orc was
shipped hence to-day.
Van Ness has lots of pretty Christ
mas gifts. Come aud see them.
This mornings train brought only
one carload of freight, and hslf-.-
DOZEN passengers.
Miss Mabel Payne, a former pupil
OF tho HALEY His b School, is teaching
the intermediate grade in the Noun.
tain Home school.
Ed. Helfrich, the we'll known bust.
ness man Of Mountain Home. is very
eick, and has heen taken to Ogden,
Utah. for treatment.
1t YOU want . first class shave O,
mar cut, go to Myrt. Viewers barb-'
shop.
Morgan Benton sometimes drinks
moro than Is good Tor him, doesu't he:
R'vers-No; he always drinks more
than is bad fos him.
Mother (reprovinely) You have
never taken = prize At school yet.
Little Dick - No; but | guess
soesse only plated, anyhow.
=, For cheap Holiday Goods, go t.
Van Ness's drug store.
Ihe Mountain Home Range ane
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

Pretty strong
reasons fer trying
DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Rem cdy.
In the first place,
it cures your ca
tarrh-no matter
h ow bad your
aa lA-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
Notice f Filing Plat.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO. Jan. 70, 1898
Notice is hereby given that the
official plat Of Township North OF
Range 20 East, will be I'll. d IN this
Office on the goth day Of February,
1898 AMI that on and after such day
we will ne prepared to receive appli
cations foe the eutry of la"ds in said
township.
w. T. RILEY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
THE HALEY POSTOFFICE.
1t will Probably Stay Where 1t IL, Z
White Longer.

While Longer.
A week or sn ago Postmaster Anuel
c""clu led to mnv- the Halt. v Post
| 9th -. AID rented the lower & or uf
Che Sull'van hui ding on the ""r,h.
west cosnrr of Cs"y street AID First
avenue, which he pr.,ce. d-d t. tit up
for public as- ny t-ari"g d 'wn a par
titi"n VT ich divided the room.
His reasons for moving were that
the rent Of the old pos,nffice, being
$40 per mouth. was t"o high; that it,
location had ''+ea the sui j-ct Of com
ment aud criticism on the part Of the
pns,al inspectors who could see no
r nso" WHY it sh ml,i MT be "wuhin
railroad limits" aut U"rle Sam 'hus
saved the trouble aud -xpens+ OF haul-
ing mails halt ~ mile or so to aud from
the depot. The", too, most of the mail
came from within u half block OF the
proposed new location, and as most
nf this mail WAS taken direct to the
po-tal car Without going through his
Office, this mater,~ " reduced the
cancellation Of stamps and might even,
in tim-, aft ct the allowance to, or the
rating Of. the ofiice.
Afser couple ef days, however.
the alterations for the proposed new
pns.otfice were discontinued, and it
was evident something was up. l.
TINES reporter therefore inquired
into the matter. AID ascerta;.ed tina,
the surmis-s were correct. The rem,
O the old Office has been reduced to
$35 per month, and business men who
are interested in keeping the post.
office where it is will pay the rent.
thus giving the postmaster his Office
rent fee.
This will make tire HALEY postmas-
trsship worth nearly $500 per an
nun.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24
A Harmless but Positive Cure.

Collins Specific cures Dandruff
Falling Hair, Eczema. aud other Skin
Diseases, in n remarkably short time.
Mr. Charles Sherry and other Well
known ci''z' MS of HALEY recommend
it highly. 81 aud ~ bottle, accord
ing to size. For sale at
COLLINS BARBER SHOP,
In Bullion Block, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

Buckingham's pye for the Wits
kers is popular preparation in one
bottle, and colors evenly brown or
black. Any person can easily sppl,
it at home.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

long standing. It doesn't simply paliate-
bctsr rcs nosns m to be sa
You get it for 80 cents, from ell druggists.
But perhaps you won't Iclicve it. Then
there's another reason for trying it. Chow
that You can't TO cured. and you'll Get $500.
It's plain business offer. The makers. Of
amount Il they can't euro you. They know
that they can-you think that they can't. II
they're wrong, You get tho cash. If you're
wrong, you're rid Of catarrh.
Here arc so,ao of the symptoms of Catarrh:
falling into throat, sometimes profuse, wa
terry, and acrid, ct others, thick, tenacious,
mucous, purulent, bloody, putrid, and often
sive; eyes weak, ringing in ears, deafness
offensive breath smell and taste impaired
and general debility. Only few OF these
likely to he present at once.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-24

China and Glassware At Cost.
]. ]. Tracy will sell his entire stock
Of China and Glass ware ut cost for 80
days-to make ronm for new goods.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-20

ming forces amount to nearly $500,
The achievements Of ocean racers7
have started some very absurd para
graphs on the rounds, to the effect
that one burns $13, 900 worth Of coal
every trip. A little calculation, with
facts to back it, will show the ex.
travagance of this statement. The
American liner New York consumes
about 1923 tons per day, the White
Star liner TeutOnic about 3l6 tons,
and the Cunarder Etruria $50 tons
per day at full speed. 1t has been
stated that the Etruria at speed of
1S knots burns only 275 tons per day.
This consumption would send the
greyhound across with total use of
about 1000 tons in round figures.
The price Of coal In New York is
considerably less than "a pei ton, and
in Liverpool it is cheaper than here,
but even at outside figures the cost
of fuel per trip, it will be seen,
does not exceed $4,000 The
fuel bills Of such ships are,
of course, far In excess of those
of the average ocean steamer. Triple
expansion engines and improved ma
chinery Of the present day have made
1T possible to so economic coal that
the consumption per indicated horse
power per hour has been reduced in
ratio to much less--two pounds, as
against nine pounds in 1896, and five
and one-half pounds in 1910. The
Teutonic's average is quoted at 1.6
pounds per hour. The majority OF
ocean steamers of ordinary size,
travelling at an easy gait, think a ton
of coal per hour Is quite extravagant
enough for their propulsion. Our big
new war ship Iowa will have bunker
capacity for only 1000 tons Of coal to
speed her at sixteen knots, the Indi-
ana's bunker capacity will be 1900
tons, and the 3,O00-ton cruiser Gin
cinnati's bunker capacity will be only
556 tons
There is any amount of expense
outside the coal bunkers of passen-
ger ship. Twenty Thousand dollars
is tidy sum, but that is about the
aggregate expense of the Alters trip
across the Atlantic.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-20
Tho Worlds BrewerIes.

A Frenchman states that there are
81, 900 breweries In the world. Ger
many easily leads with 30, 24O, which
produce ALSO million litres of beer
yearly litre being equal to about
IL plnts. England comes next with
1854 breweries and an output OF
1900 million litres; then the United
States with 2, 300 brewerles and 3,50Ol
million litres; Austria with 1,o42I
breweries and 1900 million lltres;
Belgium with 1890 breweries and
l, 900 million litres, and France, with
1,044 brewerles and 800 million litres.
In Bavaria the annual allowance OF
beer per head Of the population Isl
22l litres; in Berlin, 1911; In Belgium,
1860; in England, las; in Switzerland,
81; in Denmark, %; In the United
States, 81; in Sweden, II; and inI
Russia, s. These are not offered az!
temperance statistics, because beer
is not the principal drink In all coun-I
tries The Russians are not a beer
drinking people, nor are they an
especially temperate nation.