davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-23
6wet9=Officen
MbenOblatt Der SQ Staatsz 3eitrn1g

giorSIette.
6. Miemer & 8enOaa, apOtbeter, Gte @.nter.s Ctr. umb
9tortb 4arf 9(pe.
6. s. goieIer %@pot4efsr, AS Nortb ap... Gde msas,
uu0 557 SeOglptf=Str.. Gde Wtenpmouee.
RuoplpD Hbooe, ApptDefer, 5Q4 u. glarf=Str, SIDE
81. 3. 6lelIGer, 296 81. Wsorfet=etr, Gde Sot.str.
St1doIS YbarmuCD APO &incpln 9lpe.
@eur0 STROLLER, @pOtbeter, 224 Stucplu @pe, @de Gar.
rabeezStr.
9Gnt. s. 8len5e. beutfGer @potbefer, 1901 Belmont gpe.
SultlS NG. .3ttot, oeuti9er &potbeter, @fe @IDbourH
Ape. unb &arro6ee=Str.
q. 8. 99nfe, DeutI4er A%potbefer, so Sft Gbtcago aoe.
GttoS YbarmoCp. @fe @lp6Durn NOe. uH0 3arrabee=
Ctr, oeutlde Apotbete.
6. S; @tonnitteL, &pOtbeter, Ruib.str, Gde 8eaepne
s. u. q8siDe, gpOtDeter, @risDtpOOO gpe, efe ebef-
gufreO q. 8Oe, apOtbeter, 867 SHEFFIELD aOs, mabe GOel.
6rtb i8ruuDoff, Qpot0efer, AIS 0t gsOrtD aOe., Gfe
6. s. gtt9ter, Mpptbefer, LAG Suaerton gpe. nobe8errp-
aObsrt @~ogeIfona, apOtbefer, 254 9optOn-9 Str, Gce
g3ogI 8; 6elOtomp, apOt0eter, 1927 81. eIarf-str, Gts
9o:r3}a9 : Con- apOtbete, 9arroDee.9tr, SIDE glad.
6. s, GIaB, apot9efsrs 887 q 9ofreO-gtr
@u9eu Meber, AS 81. @larf=Str., @ce 9tpiTon.
u. MartenS, MpDtbefer, III Ge1tre=Str.
9eccr BROS, @potDefer. 1852 @lncOlt stpe, Gts
SenrD :. 8Gte, apotDefer, 1913 81. @Iort.@tr.
gilbert @orges, @otpbefer, 1912 8 ncuIn @oe., Gfe Bel.
". TX. Gets, N~pptgeter, oil SlI Jtprta ADe, Sde Sleoes
LAMB Npe.
gSeItSette.
$. SdrDber, beutIfer Apotbeter, 465 uub 467 WiInonfpe
MDe., @fe Gbicugo Spe.
r. s. 2iGteuberger & 60, 831 unb 1888 Msilpaufee glpe.
@rfe 9ipiiipr=Str.
s.. @0rIteuS, 53l Blue SSlau0 Mbe.
8beO. s.. 9eDrcu5, Apotbeter, 422 80. II. Str.
GmiI 8cDrenS, S02 Glib 9oliteb=Gtr, SIDE @analport
SeO. S, WiBbut, @uOmeIt-Gde MaOtluu. auO solfteb,
StraBe.
Ser. 8, WiiGer, Qpotbeter. 1874 Miltpaufee Qoe.
Seq 9prGe5. lS9 Wtarpel=Str.
s. RocnlbeIo & 60, apOtbefer, @de Ban Buren,. uuo
Salteb ctr.
Mopeu YroS., Npotbefer. 1895 W}il.uoufee 9oe.
6. s.. GlSuer, 1861 Ntln aufee NOe.
S. $. 3elop8tt, &potpeyer, 700 NHlmoufee @oe.. Gcfe
erni f'S @ieOeL 5l8 m. GDicosO aOs, ede goulino.str,
6re6, Wre6eS QpotNefe, 1863 @. @bicu9o Ape, @cfe
-ytOble=StraBe.
5reO. 8. Yierce, 581 O9ben QOs.
Weinbarot SoieHbonS, @potbeter, 22 20. 9tortb @pe.
Gde AiDlouo.
G. 9. 0nnfopitroem, Apotbefer, @iibper-Gde sc. 9tpi.
fiOn=Str. IHo ppDue Noe.
a!b ~gtof3tser. ap0tbeter, 296 @. 9toirOu.str, Gcfe
MoDb.
sSront 8. Berger, @potbeter. 1886 NHIpoufee gne.
GrneIt u. SdWiB. WiaouCt 8bormQcp. l26--i2o m,I,
noufee @pe., Ode &luaie= unb 0esplolneS.gtr "'
6. Ntueblbau, Npotheter, o9l %. Nortb @pe.
Gtd). MteItung, 875 Wlhuautee @oe., Gde NIhloub @pe
Rnbolpb Stongobr, Islpotbeter, e4I 80. 9iptiipn=5tr.
Gfe maibteuop Noe.
@plbau 81 60, q. Ctr. luo RanIiua=Str
). 3. Sdlllnet, Mpotbefer, 57 Blue SsIanb Moe, Gtfe
18. Str.
g. 8. MultersbOrf, apptbsfer, 900 90. 81. gtroRs.
Ri9orO 6. 5rertIen, apotbeter 1901 SO. ytortb ape.
@Ge SHERIDAN Aoe.
Daul g, 5%einemaun AIS u. 9sOiiiOu ctr.
, 1893-08-23
Eu05efte.

emil SbisIs, Na6fOIser pUH oeurg gtroth PIP ar6et
NDenue.
Otto @olBou. @potbeter. 2169 Mrher Noe, Gde %. Ctr.
). Sl1t, Npotbeter, 1927 State=Str. Gde q. Ctr.
Y. y. Bitter. Apptbeter. 434l 9. 0alfteb=5tr.
Dc Nerfmetiter, ApOtbeter. 1853 State=Str. gde IS
Ctr.
s. 6orDrtf. 9tpOtbefer. 81. Ctr. uub @oaace.Str.
WenoeI q 0orsIeD, 2505 Nrher ADe. Gfe 9. Salfteo.
Sir.
Gberts pbarmocp, Gde Gtates unS 8plf=str.
8. s. Slider, beutlde &~tpptbete, 9Yabaib 4ne. urb 16.
Str. Ielephon Soutb PAT.
y. 7 Braun, 300 @eutpprtb NDe,. Gde 81. Ctr.
9. &. SreDBier, &pptbefer, 26l4 Cottage Srooe 4oe.
6. S. 0notpe, oertine Apptbete. @fe %. Str. unb
2Bentlporsh NnP. GnQleluppo. Selepbpm SIS.
g. BON oermaan. &pptbeter. AZ 26. 9tVr.. @de Sonuuer.
5ooert :; 9eltertna Apotpeter, 26Ol G. 30liteb.5tr.
8. 30. @iipro. @hothefer. 81. Ctr. uub Mtihtaou aoe.
, 1893-08-23
Nuf Ger 86rfe

lit ser g8ei8en beute ipetdben6; pib inn
Septembertermin bon 613 auf Gil, i'm
Oe5em6ertermi1 bon 694 olf 685.
Corn MAT tpetcbenO brocbte per Septem7
Der 38(038t, per Wfai 4O4@41.
Safer matt; brodbte per September 234
OBS, Wfat 293@298.
S6meinefleii6 leblos; Der September
termin bracbte sos; Sdnlal3
$9.O73@ So. Is; @ippen 81. g so.
, 1893-08-23
(S9IuB foGQt.)

- 8efenntniB elmer ib0nen Seele. Q(uS
Stod6oIm miro bertcbtet: Sine Der lebten
9tummern bes in &almer berousge9e6enen
8lattcS v0a5 Barometer" entbGlt BON Dem
friiberen Gcbacteur Der ebenfaQs bort bis
Der ericbeinenOen .3eitung Ser 8eobac6ter"
fol9enOeS Offencs SiInoenbefenntniB SIS
lit benz 9eebrten 9ublifum 9enii9en6 be-
fannt, pie ic5 pGbreno Oes iebi9en Somz
, 1893-08-23
(6ortfeBun9 fol9t.]

Griter 6reunb SIS lift ma6r, 6aB Trdus
letn @olDflang Dtel @elb bat. Sic miro
aber barauf beiteben, baB 9u 6em Gaucben
uno Srinten entio9it," - 3peiter 6reuno :
v&ann l6on fem, Q8enn icb lte a6er nicbt
ne9me, 10 muB i9 benz Glen entlagen j."
, 1893-08-23

Srelnoen uuo 8efouuteu Die traurlQe 9tadb=
4 rL6t. 0aB nnlere 9eIlebte Satin uuO Mutter
Sarottne Mbl9riMt, ge6. Gge6re6t. I'M Alter
non AS Sabren 3 l~fpuaten NIB 10 Soaeu am
9ienitog Ntorgeu, ben y. @t9uit. ionft unb Ieltg /
tt Serrlt entl1lafeu lit. 9te 9eeroi0InQ fiuoet
ltott am 6rettag ben 25. Slugult, mn u Ibr. pom
4 2rouerbaule, 9to. 1Ol7 EobeD=Str., nab benz
i SSrieobof 6prelt 9ome. I'm title Sbeilnabne
Bitten bte betrilbten 6iuterbliebeuen
2sa93t nc6ft ainoern nnG gerrnanbten. |
, 1893-08-23

6reuubeu unb @efaunten Die trauriQe 9otribt. boB
r1ein 9eliebter Satte unD unier lieber Spbn WSiIbeln
gSeftpbal naC5 lanQen1 Idnpereu 9ctoeu IelIa i'm Serrr
I'M utter BON "a Sabreu uub 2 Wionaten ~enti1lafen lit.
Die 8eeroiQung fin0et lt1tt an 26. AuQuit, nm l ubr
9tabmittagS, nom Srauerbouie, go e. llnion=Str., aus.
I'm title Ibeilnobme bitten Die tici6etribteu 9iuter6lie=
oeneH Soa Neltpbat, geb. @eber. Satin.
SbGricS, Spbn.
6bGrIes uu0 Subanna gsetpbaI,
23ag2t @ltcru.
, 1893-08-23
Seri6ieOeneS


0Dbne, Noten. 9teut Bills. 16lehte Sd1uIbeu ir9euo
- pelber @rt c%ollectirt; feiue Sebubreu ohue GrfoIg.
q. SroOD, SOuntp=@% OHItabIer, Is 5tftD ape., 8immer8.
l5a9lW
, 1893-08-23
8ferOe unO @aQen.


~ D~erfoufen: 8illg. ELL pen1Q eebroudbtes aipei.
~ ltBlgeS SOp=Su99pi SDelf uub pole babel.
512 Sarrabee Ctr.
, 1893-08-23

meiuGt: Sin tii9tt9er &ebrer, Der I'M Seutiten Ino
@%H9llldlen uno I'M Juruen uuterrldten fam, uno
blsDer cine Rrloatidule leitete, iud5t cine paTeHoe Stel=
lung. Sfferteu beliebe man inter @biffre + ID OIL
Die Expedition bieie5 9latteS 3u ieuben. 23ag7t
, 1893-08-23

Meiu DIT: Cine respectable ~erfobrene Game nit gHtCn
" 8eferen3en nitui6t Stenung ais M~irtbi6afterinb ei
gutter 9ebanolln9 in etuem geadteten 9auie. 9tah3l=
tragen 1874 Sodion gpuleoaro, ! Stat ID. 23ogst
, 1893-08-23

Melu6t: 98ittlpe. oleinltebeuo. iu6t Stelle oiS
" 9ausbGlterin. Sbr.; 9OHleteeper, 473 &arrobee
StraBe.
, 1893-08-23

n ein6t: SIhtiger fetBissr juager Mtaun iutt
" YlaB aIs 8arfeeper ooer Waiter. abr.: a. 122
S~taotS5tg.
, 1893-08-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

, II Oertaufeu: Solde, ble IiD an Der S~riinouna
y elmer oentI9en amIie6elunq i'll Sibraliforuien 5u be:
tDetllgen llno ltb bic Der @OlOnte g~epGbrten auBeroToeuts
lID 9inltt9en BeotngHngeu Su3uluenbeH piinl6eu, m00eu
ta9sfber i'm Gateliee Building (S.=g9. =@cte Der Mbnins=
uno 9lartItroBel 3immer 9to. AZ pDripre9eu. poer Ii9
brleTllc1 an s. 9oeB, G. o. 81. Stants8eitllug, meuben.
9tur en &apital oon $50 bis 700 Collars erfproerlib unS
au9. o9s nnr rotenlpeile in eineuI Sabre 81 besablen fGr
81 DIS 100 @cter, mttNS Ell au920tu1Obalp
, 1893-08-23

q en6t: 6ausbGlterin. eine aleInltebcnoe Mtttlpe
III mttlereu Snbren ans elmer o~eutIuen Iamiile.
melfe gut toCbeu fam, ipiini6t Iotort Stcunng in elmer
tetlet fSomiIte nber BET einent dtterrn 6crrn cine cute
pelmntb. Sreii6Drioe @mpfeblungCG 1teDeu CUR Seitc.
9ricfe inter Ii. 1914 GOttage Sroue Npe, mttfr
, 1893-08-23
@erIanat: 6ranem nnO Wfdb6en.
Merste.

g omen rbalten &otb uno ltdere 9Hlfe III alien 6raler=
~ trautbeiteI inter @orantie 0Irb Glectrp=opn1pO=
potbie, Srau 81. vt. &usuif. III u. Stote Ctr.
4~ou9-lipt
, 1893-08-23
GteQengeiu9e


n ciu6t: 6TH eriter Sla1e BARTENDER NIT ben belteH
W Stabt=3eu9niiien miinl9t iotort @rbeit.
Sobu 3Otb. 2O5 Gbeituut Str.
, 1893-08-23

MeIu6t: steae aIs 2~Girtbf6aftertm ober ritter &lafe
" &D9iu. 9eritebt Die feline Slide, 8ddcrei uu6 0as
G%tnmaden BON 5riId)teu. 9taf3nfra9en bel 9tnoer,
23a93t 1913 4errD Str.
, 1893-08-23
MtU6lirte 3immer.


On BERN ietben: Sin fein m~6blirtes I3tmuler(uer
~ 2 e. SatlcD Npe
, 1893-08-23

Ou permietben Sin bellies, m0blirtes 3immer
- fir eiuen Serrn gu biligem Yreis.
Sag, balp S64 98euS Ctr, cine Sreppe bod.
, 1893-08-23

= mb6Irtes Tromtainmer0 nit Gioiet. 1915 NSSr6
@larf Ctr. ?. Stod, g~e9enii6er &tncoIn 4art. 23ag2t
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18

Total snowfall to dsto-29A inches-of whic
III inches remain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
If SHOULD ~ INDDESID BY ALL
INTELLIGENT SILVEK!TES.

The plan of campaign sugg ested ny
the silver leaders, Including Grand
Master Workman Sovereign, of the
KING hts of Labor, S f.. the friends Of
silver to support for Congress candi-
dates who will irrespective Of party
affiliations or lcanires, pledge the IN
selves to advocate and vote fer free
coinage.
tbs plan should recommend itself
to all intelligent siiverites as tie most
likely to insure success.
The silver question is of too great
importance TO the human race, j,
evokes too Tremendous an snsagonism
on the part of fv'ry capitalist, large
and small, t. sdmit OF its being sue
cess'ulIy decided by any one party or
combination Of indv.duas.
To settle it Alright will require the
united efforts Of all classes, excepting
that whose incomes range from, say,
$4,000 per year upward. Hence,
the masses must DO enlisted in the
Fl sh:; aud to tlat end the bars must
be let down, and ke;,t down, and men
OF oil parties invited to assist, until
victory shall perch upon tho silver
ba uGere.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
THE STATE BOILER INSPECTOR.

He will E2v3 10 Have an AS
sis.ant-Surnmary of Ills Mae
Moaths' Work
State Boiler Inspector Gundaker,
who arrived to-day, expects to be
compelled to stay here two or three
days.
He SAYS that he is gratifed to be
able to state that his office is now
s-lf-sus,s;ning. The total Of receip pts
TUNED into The State treasury up TO
the first INST. WAS $2O53. The ex-
penscs exceed this amount a lit G,
bat 5000 was extraordinary expenses
due to the first year operation OF the
law. These will not ,have to be in
sured in future. 3 sides, he ex>
poets that before the end OF Il e first
II months that will have elap.ed
since his srpontme Mt, the rece pts
will more than balance the expen es
He began operations about March
10Th, last. Since that date he has
inspected 1872 boilers aud examined
1862 engineers. Hp.'i"g II mex. GO
days he believes that the number of
boilers will become over ECO, and TIL. t
|ofengineeIs 800.
OF the b' ilers inspected he cor.
DENIED four, and insisted upon neces
sary repairs 70 %. AT least 100
boilers are laying idle in tho State,
principally at I've, mines n.] mills.
The charges arc as follows: For
stationary, locomotive and marine
boilers, $40 yer year; for ,rac,i n en-
g;nes, So. For eugineeys-frst class,
70; second class, 50, the first year;
each subsequent year, 81.
The fact that not over a dozen
complaints have been filed sgains,
Mr.. Gundaker demonstrates that the
law is appreciated as necessary one,
and t''e' the State Inspector has done
his duty we'll
Mr.. Gundaker says that it is neces
ssrv to the execution Of the law that
he should have q competent deputy
Any mechanic can see, from tho wo, k
AS shove outlined, that it is imposei
ole for one man 70 attend to it, and
do it well.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
II SEnSs

Save Your Claims by Filing NG.ice OF
iair:i'inn 20 Hold ltcm.
Uoicr the law recently passed by
Congress Claim owners who cannot DC
she assessment work on their claims
can retain title to the N BY fling &
copy OF u declaration of Intention to
hold said c|aims where the notices
were originally filed.
The couoty recorders fee for filing
and recording is 81.
The cost of the two notices Zone tc
file, the other to retain) is 25 cents
Sent free by mail on receipt of prizes
at this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18

Milton Plnuey passed out from
Custer county, on the trs'n this after
noon. lie said that he was returning
to Chicago. but would stop q day or
two in Omaha, to visit his sis.er>in-
law, Miss Edmonds, who formerly
taught school here; and that he might
return this wi'ter il compelled to, but
not if he could possibly postpone the
trip until spring. Then, howev-r, he
expects that he will come and may
bring bis family for the summer.
They are having hard job Of
freezing the surface for the proposed
new skating rink. AT first the
weather was too mid; then the nj 2h,s
we're colder, aud the fire hose was
kept playing in the pond. Blu, the
water proved so mnch warmer than
the air that i. steamed and thawed the
GROUND which, being graseily and very
porous, absorbed the water. Recently
the big tire,'ose bas iepn dispensed
with and small service hose been
kept running water on the rink. This
seems to be success. The water
spreads and CONCEAL; but it will take
weeks, perhaps, to secure d skating
surface by this means.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
TIE LNrIiEsS OF JAPAN.
4 Sovereign Who Is that Sweetest Of
all sweet Creatuves-A WOman,y

4 Sovereign Who Is that Swee,es. OF
all Sweet Crsatuves-A Womaniy
Weman.
The Empress Of japan, being tia,
sweetest oE all sweet crea,ures--a
womsniA woHah--has upon many
occasions openly evirced her de p in
terest in the wee ones OF japan, Civ
ing fr@ ely to all institutions tina. .x-
list TO cuelit them in any way, even
pract.eing all sorts of touchia z little
economies that she may he able
swell her contributions to certain
charities that most interes. her.
tie Conduct Of tbs idea! woman
upon certain sad occasion her de-
voted subjects are never weary of
describing. Prince lwakura, fear.
less japanese leader in the mouent-
Gus days of 9 crisis-feom wi,;ch
tae lovely Archipelago is stall trembl-
ing in its subsistence to what seems
assured stabil,,y-lay dying in bis
yashlki. The empress announced
her ,ntentisn to paying Iwak u.a visit
in person.
The poor Prince, weak, and. SIS !
have seid, about 20 die, was thrown
into dangerous state of excitement
upon receiving the news; bat he
managed to borrow from some hidden
nervous force sufficient strength to
grasp his wri,ing-box and brushes
ard TO paint er al urgent but most
resps c'ful request rot to think of
coming to him. He forced upon her
as excuse for declining so great an
honor the fact of his rapidly ap-
p,oaching death, and his conseGuen,
inability to acknowledge her visit with
even siX'eent: part Of the homage
i, demanded. lie begeea her TO be-
gin to kindly consider how i'll he must
be when IL remained an impossibility
to throw off the malaiy even for her
entertainment. In reply, wioged
with speed, came dear little uissiy.
whose import was as follows:
81 come not as ,onr Empress, but
as the daughter 0: you: fond we'll
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
LOCAL JB.TiNtlS.

Smoke Pezoid,'s home made Ciga,s
Winter P,'ars ana APPLES, $500
pvr box, at EA.halt's.
Select oysters in every sly lie at the
California Rest.urant.
Three carloads OF freight were
hauled to Haley 10 the north bound
train, to>day.
A carload of chopped and Whole
corn, just received by the
HALEY MERCANTILE Co.
Tho skating on the lake ct the
Haley Hot Springs continues fine
and many skaters awaited themselves
OK It yesterday.
Collins has few sctter-and. pointe,
pups for sale at IS each, if taken no "
They will mako AL bird dogs. Apply
1t his barber shop.
Silver in New York to. day, G0g
cents per ounce for spot. aud Ga
cents per ounce fer 60,day delivery.
Lead, IS 20 per 100 pounds.
Graves, the photographer, is hsvir G
club tickets sold hich eoti.le holders
to u dozen cabinet pictures ut reduce
rates, until Jan. 2, 1894.
Notices of intention to hold claims,
under the law OF 1893. on sale at this
oios. Price, two for rs cents, 81 pei
dozsa. Sent postpaid on receip: oil
price.
Samuel Gundaker, State Boiler H..
spAotor, came ia this morning t. ex.
anime the b,;|nr aud engineer at tue
War Dance group Of mines, OH DeeI
Creek.
o. r Young came in from NORTH
Idaho to-day. lie reports the Cmul
d'A!ene region as exceedingly dull
nut the peopts locking hopeiI' y fol
better times.
A carload of Sp,taenDergs, Bald.
wins, Winesaps, Greetings, Rambo,
Pearmain, Northern ssps, BIN Davis
and other choice varieties of good
keeping apples, received at
ID. EARUART's.
Complaint is made that Sheriff
jackson permits N prisoner in tie
county Jail, charged with murder, TO
60 in and GU, and about town, una,,
tended. Four citizens pointed CT
the mao to the Times reporter yes,er
day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18

wish'r and coadju.or and as our own
anxious friend"
Shorn of all ostentation and dis.
play, the Empress srrived and re-.
NAMED beside her grateful subject
until his final summons.
Some years ago, when the Imperial
Palace was burned, the unselfish Em-
press, amid all the excitement and
discomfort sic IVES tor the ponce
called upon to endure in hasty fig hit
TO com'o,te-s old pashiki, thinking
first Of her subjects natural concern
fol her comfort, sat down and wrote
thu IN dainty i,tl. rhyme which pros
claimed as err Aneous the report tina:
she had changed her residence. 1t
coylv asserted that her home had
always been in the hearts Of her peo-
pie, and that che sincerely hoped that
nei'her by flame nor by cold could
she be driven from that dear abcdr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
Gasa517ery Ce,12pa ay's.
HARLEY, IDAWO.

and
nd nhon Of tnmis
re 70 trs the 1aLes
cheapAs
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
EURRAtZ

Two More States Besides C.a.,
to be Admitted at Once.
The bill en- abllng Arizon q to hecoma e
a State was rushed through the House
las, Thursday.
Iha, extending tie same privilege
TO New NJ xico went over; but it will
undoubtedly pass.
Then, possibly Oklahoma will he.
come State; while the Utah bill will
ce -,alnly pass the SeIatc.
Thus viii! three. and possibly four
new Silver States he admitted within
a few mot ths-in tinc Tor the next
Congress, anyway.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18

...DE5EMBER 1e, 1888
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
Straypj-

A BROWN GRAY MARE COLT,
six motifs old, in good FIX, with
small feet, short name and tail, and
no white of any note.
Tel John 4 RI -. Of Deer Creek,
or leave wort at HALEY p stoifce, for
dlitG& GEORGE RAVERY,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
Prunnsain Xni.ta,i.

Bids for weather boarding the Cath
Ole Church aud parsonage in HALEY
will be received uu.ii SATURDAY,
DECEM EER IS, 1898. a. the resi-.
deEce OF MRS. FLYNN,
President,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
Evolution Of Football.

Father--"3ow did your football
cams ,esult tu-day?n
Boy-"The Buratowners beat us
~; u have always beaten them he
fore, haven't you"
"ies, bat to>day they had trained
billy goat in Their team
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18
A New ! ny u Saving tho Street Boy.

! A New ! ny Gr Saving tho Street Boy.
Professor Henry Drummond writ.s,
in McClnre's Magazine for December.
of the Boys Brigade as follows:
LET US suppose You have gathered
| a number Of boys together aud treat
them at fist on the old or time dis.
honored plan of having a Bible. class
for them on Sundays. Infinite trou-
BILE and infinite bribery have brought
these creatures together, and as they
came solely to amuse themselves, your
Whole effort is spent in keeping order
in queling riots, subJuing irfele-
want remarks, minimizing attack
upon the person. and protecting your
Sunday hat from destruction. Nc
boy-t am rot speaking of an crdi-
nary Sunday sch ol clas,, but Of u
gamin class-has yet succeeded III
listening to you for this two consecu-
tive minutes. They have learned
nothing whatever. Respect is un-
snow. obedience jest. Even thu
minor virtues of regularity. punctusl-
,ty, and courtesy lave TO, ct dawne,1
upon their virgin mis- DIS. What is
wrong is that they ore street boys,
and you have treated them as il they
had ths motives and interests OF do
mestic boys. The real boy~naturc in
them has never been consulted. You
my be very remarkable man, tu, ii
Is not their kind OF rernafkableness, ST
You are person Of no authority IL
their eyes. They believe you to be h
thoroughly good fell, in ! our way.
oniy it is ell eartt.'s diameter from
their way; AMI tia, y on should know
precisely what their way is Trey guile
'essly give yo1 opportunity of learn
ing every si: gle second you spend
among the n.
"One night, after the usual ems ut,
you retire from the place OF torture
vowing to at.ea It some change.
Next morning you hctake yourself 10
the HeaGouarters OF the Now Prose IS
and determine o explore its secret.
The whole art ani uystery Of making
boys Is eSplaine t. you; the who q
process Of cleaninr, restoring, renov.
a.ins them; Of clothing them and put,
ting them into right mind, of giving
them sound body ana reasonable
soul. And ct your pre- oara,ion hour,
the following Saturday night, iIste ad
Of trying to find out whether the Isra.
elites crossed the Red Sea by the
shoals 1T Soez or went round "as some
say" by Wady i'awarils, you read up
the literature Of the "B. land learn
how the children OF your own city can
be lei across the more difficult sea OF
life's temptations."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-18

Job Printing at the INES office.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-02
LITERARY NOTES.
Cadets and American Girls.

The beau ideal OF an American girl and
the pride Of his family and friends is MILF
tiary or naval cadet but there is substan-
tial basis for the estimation in which he is
held. Not everyone can enter our National
Academies, and everyone who does, has to
work hard to keep up his reputation. "'The
Naval Cadet at Work and at Play" a prize
article written by naval cadet, published in
Demorest's Family Magazine for November,
tells all about the life of the cadets at our
Naval Academy at Annapolis,-their duties,
their trials, and their pleasures,-and to read
this paper, which is embellished with numer-
and handsome illustrations, it is quite equal
TO visit to the Academy Itself.
'Our National Nut" is an unique and in
teresting article, and from it one may learn
many points about the toothsome peanut that
will astonish the majority Of our readers.
"Wedding and Engagement Rings" tells
many peculiar facts and old legends about
rings ancient and modern; "Wthin Prison
Walls" is pathetic story about Thanksgiv-
ing; "Cholly's last Serenade" will be aprecia-
ted by all lovers Of genuine humor; "Society
Fads" gives the newest ideas about the train
ing Of child en- in fashionable society; the
numerous departments are full to overlooking
with timely matter; and the pictures are nu.
merous and lovely introduced by colored
paneled-picture, IAN American Beauty"
which will be charming in white-and-gold
frame, and just fit that high, narrow space
which it is so difficult to find something for.
Decidedly, it is an excellent number Of an ex-
cellent Magazine which costs only So year
and is Published by w. Jennings Demorest
IS Z 18th ST., New York.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-11-02
SAVANNAH COURIER
THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1898.
FOR pYspEPsI.
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