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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

GREAT men are usually said to have
great memories, but it does not follow
that all who have great memories are
great men. An idiot in Ohio was a
great curisoity many years ago. He
knew the whole bible by heart from
beginning to end, and if any verse was
read or repeated to him he could tell
exactly in what book and chapter it
was to be found, and its verse number
in the chapter. He was considered a
great marvel in this particular, but in
every other he was a mental imbecile,
and could not be trusted even to feed
himself.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17
MANY people seem to think this the OF

MANY people seem to think this the on
ly inventive and progressive age. Ac.
cording to their ideas all antiquity was
showed in gross ignorance and barbar.
ism. This is far from true, indeed, ii
is absolutely false idea. How did
Noah build an ark which has never
been equaIed in dimensions, but in one
instance, in the worlds history-and
that was the Great Eastern steamship
How were the mighty monuments of
the past ages erectedi How about the
LOST arts? Many of the so-called dis
eoveries are but the restoration Of old
methods, and the modern inventions
arc many of them only recreations. By
a recent discovery in South Palestine
i; appears that the hot blast iron fur
aace was in use 400 years before
Christ. This discovery was made re-
Gently at Tel-el-Hesy by Professor
Fotrie. It has been claimed that the
1ot blast was first invented by Nelson
1928, but this discovery has put this
{ aim to rout.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

C. nlap,.................. Topeka, Kas.
Gen. SHpt. G. R. 1. & P. Ry. Co.
Allen Moore, ChillicOthe, Mo.
Pres. Chiliicothe Norm. & Bus. College.
Ed. Sager,. Stanberry, Mo
President Bank OF Conception.
A. l.. Tomblin, .Stanberry, Mo,
President Bank of Stanberry.
p. !. Lancaster, Presley, kas'
Farmer.
Sager & Sager,. Clyde, NO,
Bankers.
w. r. Morton, ............. .GOodland, Kas
Trainmaster G. r. /. & p. Ry. Co.
John Fitzgerald, .G0Odland, KaS
ROadmaSter G. r. 1. & P. Ry. Co.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

Rev. BERNARD KELLY, ex-pension
commissioner at Topeka, being inter
viewed on the result of the recent cleo
tions, said in substance: '.We viii
elect the president in 1896 and then
we viii put on a higher protective tar
if than ever" Just so Brother Kelly,
if you do elect the next president that
is just what may be expected, provided
you also get a majority in both houses
Of congress. Let it be thoroughly un-
derstood by all
TEE Populist members Of both houses
Of congress have stood steadfast
against the assaults. Of the money pow
er, and have faithfully fulfilled the
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17
Sl.5o PER YEAR,

Entered at the Posto1Bce at GoodIand, Kan.
for transmission through the mails, as second
class mail matter. Once on east side of BOuIe-
sard, first door north OF Ennis & Walkers
Implement store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

LONDON has a donkey show every
year. 1t is conducted by very import
ant personages for the benefit of the
costermongers. Prices are given for
all sorts of excellence, but the highest
prizes are awarded to the donkey
showing the best care. the object of it
all being to make the coster kind to
his donkey. The affair is always a
great success, the donkeys and donkey
carts looking smart with their roses
and ribbons, and some of the donkeys
showing coats like velvet.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17


THE Populist state administration
J. :, been competent, business-like, eff
I. Mt and economical. By a careful
peissal of the supplement which we
TO yently sent out with THE REPUBLIC,
appears that the present state adj
u istration has saved over half mil
I 4 dollars to the taxpayers of Kansas.
", are free to admit, that in some
c't.c things, mistakes have been made
AL mistakes happen in the best of
i;,,'lilies, but when this is said the
Sc stands out in strong relief
/ et the present state administration
lbs been competent, honest and sue
c.'esfu1 and especially economical.
81 in the history of the state has
i,y state administration been con-
:; :. ated with such difficulties as has
S ~ of Governor Lewelling. Perplex-
{. by the opportunities of Office seek
c. assaulted by the partisan press,
ition and rebellion raising its head,
tha civil and military arm refusing to
o. J his orders, his life threatened, is
> be wondered at that some mis-
/, IS were made.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

The color problem in politics is in a
fair way to be speedily solved. It is
reported that a well known and reliable
citizen of Topeka has announced that
he has discovered a liquid preparation
that would make white man of the
blacklist African. His preparation, he
says, has been tried on two subjects
and the change is complete He will
open an Office there to test his discov-
cry fully. He says his fortune viii be
made when he goes to the southern
states
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

The world at large seems to be in
serious ferment Spain is in parox-
ism of fear of anarchistic outburst.
Cuba is in revolt, rebellion in Brazil,
Mexican rebels making raids and pub
fishing pronunciamentos, the Hawiian
situation promising bloodshed, fnan-
cial distress in Australia, India and all
Europe Political ferment and hard
times in the United States. We seem
to have come to the prophetic times,
"Distress of nations, mems hearts fail
ing them through fear the sea and the
waves roaring The recent marine
catastrophes along our gulf and Allan
tic coast, one disaster by land or sea
treading npon the huls of another,
seems a strange fulfilling of this awful
picture. In the meantime men plod on
in the old groove and the wide, wide
world sinks deeper daily in the old rut
Are we near millinuium or judg-
ment day?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

SSSS SSS@S@S$SS$
b The RePablls has a5able thu read
3 ers Of any ether paper in sherman 4
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

TIE Mrs. Lease interview has attract
. wide attention and produced quite
& stir in political circles. We do not
a:;ree with Mrs. Lease on the question
CT the damaging effect of what she
els fusion" The election of John
>-artin was all right. He has made us
y good senator and stood for free1coin-
40 to the end. Besides, the Populists
had to choose between the election of
Go Ady or Martin, as they had not
c::ough votes without Democratic help
- elect senator. We are in favor of a
$ nd in with the Democrats all along
IS line where they will pledge them
8 les to us on the money and coinage
ei,.9stion. We think she was taken a
lj;lo by surprise and made sweeping
a',1 damaging statements that she
N9Ild not have made in cooler NOM
is with more deliberation. Governor
yelling takes a philosophical view
Q the case, but others are charging her
h treaohery. Probably Mrs. Lease
$, / admit that she was hasty.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17

inence in the councils of the nation,
and have fought for this nation on
many battle fields. We cite one in
stance General Carl Shurz, than
whom there was none drawer IN our
late war. But times and policies
change, and If we understand the tenor
of the Russian treaty, there is no more
an asylum for such refugees from the
government of Russia-the worst des-
potism that has ever cursed and op-
pressed the world. Are we not in this,
as in other matters, fast approaching
the European conditions. 'sThe faith
ersl Where are they?" Later advices
from San Francisco report that the 10
Russian refugees landed by the Ameri-
can whaleman have been arrested and
thrown into jail on the order of the
immigration commissioner and viii be
held pending an investigation in Wash
ington. The escaped exiles now claim
that they are merely political refugees
and are guilty only of offenses against
the Russian government. We shall see
how the matters turns out.
REPUBLICANS, Democrats and Popu-
lists are now manouvering for position
in the coming campaign of 1894. Re-
publicans are all jubilant and count on
easy victory in former Republican
states Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Colorado are to be redeemed. This is
all fine, and it looks well on paper, but
other tactics than that of tariff cam
paign must be adopted. The tariff
won't go worth a cent on the prairies
of the west. The great question is the
financial one. In that respect the
Populists have the best of it, if sound
public policy and reason are to win
How will the Republicans face the re-
cord of their party in the extra session
of congress on the repeal of the Sher-
man law? The Democrats will swing
into line with the Populists in these
several states and the Republicans viii
find their hands full
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-17
Capital and Surplus,
rREcr0Rs.

DIRECEOES.
a.. L.. J. MO
r. F. j. E.SA
P.L LANCASTER, c. DUNLAP, NIB
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
AC0uFGREyCE, A
The Republican Repeal
Senator's Talk the
Matter Over.
They will Watch the Demo.
Gratis, bus Stand Ready to
Down Silver at the FIRST On
poltunity.
specials to the TIMEs.l

specials to the TIMEsl
WAs,IINGroN. O,tober 10.
An extended conference of Repub.
lIca" Senat.ns was held last night to
tax over the situation with view Of
taking party advantage of any mis-.
takes which the Democrats may make
i" the fna"cla questions, Ou,y repeal
Republicans we e present.
1t WAS practically the unanimous
opinion tina, tie best policy WAS tn re.
main quiet, neither helping he d. mo-
Gratis out OF the prrsen, snarl nor to
do ANYTHING to Prevent the proyrt IS
OF the bill; hut if it becomes ev,den,
tnat the Democrats can do nothing.
then to prepare Republican mea.
sure and ask the S~nat- to pass it.
A ma jpri,y WAS in favor of amend
ing the rules if necessary to get bill
through, though some Obj c,ed to
any change which would help the
Democrats ia getting the election
aud tariff bills through.
There we're soMe expressions favor
ing compromise on the repeal bill.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

70 william keesler. ct his Heirs or Assigns:
i"n ara hereby notified that I have evr.nsed
.h'n "f one hundred dollars q. 80 in labor
and fnprovemt nts upo n the
"' ChiNu BAND Lobe MINING CI AIM.
situated IN the sst Fork of Wood River, in Min.
ersI ID IL Mining Distri,t Alures county, Idaho.
- ot"er To hold lid premises und the provis.
Ions oi section :34i. r. vised Statut-s Ut the
9nited ststrs. being the anon required TO held
ali claim for The Year ding Dec. MI er 81, 1897:
nat yonr proportion Is oLe-ihird, Or 1913 HSh
bnd II. Within thiity d, va after this notice by
'uoieafion. you fail r. tuts to contribute vour
"roporti"i of IN sxpel Oi,Gr~ Is q g owner
your INT. rect IN Sid claim will be cone II, prom
5rty OF the sublcriber. und said SECTION 2Si
JAN ES ". BUTt Il.
The rbov".met toned sMonnt may be p.id Al
me o. &c OF the WOOD RNER TlNss, IN Hri,ev
'dsho whese editor 10 autht rixcd "a receipt To-
the ssme. JAMlSw RIlTCu
First publication. August Is, is9s.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21

NOTICE No. 400. SURVEY No. 1899.
UNITED STATEa LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, August 26th. 1893,

HALEY, IDAHO. August 25th, 1893.
Nctice ia hereby given thIt NJ. n. Ncheil, By
e.ice address 10 HALEY, al urGs county, Idaho has
n ade application for . United states patent Cor
"FIsHER"
Lode Mining Claim, situated On unsurveyea land
II little SMoky Mining District. Altursa county,
state Of lnho consisting Of 100 lii feet the
lode, aud surface ground GOO feet wide. beirg
Survey No 1850 ana described IN the field notes
and plat of the official survey on l- In tnis ofcs,
with maah~tic variation It IL degrees ana 50 mta.
utes at, ~ follows:
Beginning al the discovery point Of thi. claim.
aud RUNNING tn. nee north II degrees east 30O feet
to corner No. !; .aence south II degrees west Coz
70 r*. No o ssoes s9s n
thence north II deg. east 600 feet u corner v ..
I: thence south s. deg: Is min east ltOI feet
M Of this ..n s%fssy o.
sr.s Of lo.c7s acres applied for. No conflicts.
From cofn-r No. l U. .. NJ. NJ. No. / bears
south So deg. IS min east 1916 . feet.
The sais mining claim being Of record In the
.fice of tn. County Recorder Of said Mining Dis
trict. At HALEY in Aitnrns county etate of Idaho.
L"ds lot No. ~. and the Hidden Treasure Lode,
uhsU rveyed
Any and all persons claiming adversely any Per.
face ground are rsq squifed to file their adverse
claims thereto with the RegiAter Of the United
,tstes L. nd Ofare ut alev. state Of Idaho within
the SIXTY days publication thereof. Ir they will
be rr-d by virtue Of the provi, ions Of the stat
W.T.. RILEY.
direct thst the foregoing Notice of AplIics.
tien for Patent be published fer the period ef
n. wspnper published NJ haley. Altnras county,
state OF idaho. being the newspaper published
nearest said claim.
W.T.. RILEY.
Register.
n WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21

'ne People o. the State OF aho -end greeting t.
tne above-nSmed Defendants:
You are hereby notified 10 appesr IL an &C tjo,
,rou2ht Sg gtnst von 10y the "bove Rmef D,Hiut f
IA the istri U urt OF tue Fuu til Ja,i.c ri Bis
~ Alturas, hrd to answer tie to1,pl .tnt fte
therein, w:tlln ten dnvs T. xclus,ve Of ia. d. yo
service after the service you of ri summon
# served with IN this Couary; ,r if erved oat O.
his Q, MY. 1rt III this Uistiict, wI,uil tw.u,,
laws; othti wise with II forty drys. or ju men,
aeinnt VIII be tax n asaiAst YOU sc"o ,lfng g.
he .)ra! er Of said compliant The SAID ac;iun ~
pisl II from Id deten ant, and tnat h ustod,
u 1hr child of said pa lies b. awarded o sai.
plaintiff and thst sad defenhant he r-ssI ainea
nd enjoined penGente lite from Sci in. or IN
casshe'ing any of the common property of satd
part es
are hdsbana sna wifi That on nr asent the 20s h
dav of D-eenb r. 1890. defendant oest tied a. d
abandoned s PLAIN in without cause ana f,r
ore than Ne'r last past has rillfullv negl ct.d
to penvi e the cOunon nscessai tes III. fer ssis
pnii fl snu th.t during the whole OF sad TIN Z
he has been abundant Y able to provide such
common Eece ssries rni tlnt defendant has fre
qnenty treated paiutlf cruelty and in sn in.
hu msnntr
And S"u a erebv mott ied, That II you fail 20
arpe r and answer TIL said ccmnlaint w all. W.
'eeui eG. the aid pls htif viii ,p,ly SO he
Court for h reli' d~.nsrd' d III tn co,Ip'.nt
Given Il rder m ,snd rnd the sea, OF the Dis.
tr'ct Court OF the Eour.h Ju lie p,s
trt't the state OF ld,h }. in and f.,
:: AL: tn" County of Altura~, tois 2Oth day O.
dct"he in the year of our I.o q on
.''''' thousand eight hundred AID piuet,
three.
0w5 Nv GARRETT Clerk
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
The mary Tin.

The invits'io" dance ut the Armory
last night was great success. All
the seats AID much If the standing
rom were occupied, and the .pecta
tors actually crowded two quadriile
sets of the 0ocr. 1t was more like a
Fourth OF July dance than any thir q
else.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21

n. W. v, q. n.
and =. y. ponnelly, sLer. Il OF shoshone-
County, Idaho, DefenopnG:
You hereby notifies, thst there IL now on
hle IN t. Office of the Clerk Of the Dietrict urt
| Of the t4r-t Judicial district Of said State, IN
Murray, County OF shushune, ut the comp nirt Of
| the sbov~.nnm' d plaintiff. wherein rls int fl al.
EGGS: that she IL u married woman. the wife Of
o. X. Aoung.
INA: ihnt this action involves her own separ,
| ate property.
,rd That on the Goth day of Pee A. D. 1858.
shs received from ohe A. Horton an undivided
one four mt rest in those certain lode min
ing claims. known ss he Ccsur a lene, Nellie
aud nina .eva1s lode claius. situate IN Sho.
| . one Aounty. stare Of ldsl o. That ly r usou oi
the said DE d the said properties became her sep
-'ste p operty, aud MT subject OF liably f.r the
payment VI the debss o. her husband
| The plAinuf further alleges: 1h-t at divers.
times during he year a. 1871 and 1899 the
| sheriff OF Sh shOne County has evi.d upon her
interests in said MINING prope thea, under and by
'Irtu. OF wits and aliss writs OF eAecut on is
utd mt o the eeul tn Judicial Uiatrtt Court Of
the state of Idaho III snu for the Count, Of
AN ras, upon judgments trtir g, r. i IL favor
u tht efendahts AghtAsl r said husband q. Il,
Young ct al.
Tha, b, virtue of the levyine of said execution
the tlt Vi ptaint fl TO her .n't properly aforesaid
l. cl"uded aud .nc 'mb.r-a ana that by reason
here,f she wi be dar,mg d In the sum Of
1000 o. aud that if the now helif OF shoshone
County. =. r Dohneily ia lowtd.n h 10Th fnv
II 'cenber. 1892. to sell snld prop. r,y ss ht h.s
threatened TO uo. and has 10 Advertised, he will
D. irrtphrably II iured.
Bank o. Hsl'y, Il. ". Be ry. and E. q. Coihn may.
Zach aad sl OF them, be adiudg-d nd se,rs.d to
nave o right title, interest, estate ar lien in or
tpon thu SAID our q lene J ellie mine u, v rtuo
tine lev!lng of said att 'chmenis, or Of aly
iudsineht which may hive he n Obtuin.d nes esinst
the SAID e. X Young: hat tn. Sheriff OF Shoshoue
county De- ~ Jol ed from xetutIng The aforesaid
wrAts ~ alta hments at the saine be- d. $50 we'd,
sun the said wit OF execution ig in t the prop.
cry be vacated hat aiA sheriff be Ell iHed tr,il
proceeding to sell laid prope-t. der aid writof
-Aecuuoh: an for such o Ii further relief -
othe ourt may Be. Ii meet. ana TO, costs:
you nre also notife that uni. YOU a, u. sr
'no an-~er to sad complaint within tn Il ~ after
'he service hereof II te within s. OSLO q
'oun,y aud vi hin tw,n,y drys i, stry, nj of
ad county. hut within sANd Ju,iciul Distt,.f:
ma "ithi' forty dhys ii served .ut OF 8 id Dis.
ei.t exclusive If the dm rviceJ tn. riuint II
wiz take def MT ~ tlnst Gu nh0 lIly 1 The
snrt for the relief demanded IN the CON int
IA. rein
Gwen under m! hsnd and the Seal Of the ris.
trict Court of the First Judicial Dis.
tict of the State III Idaho. in ard tor the
SEAL: County of shoshon.. this 18Th d., of
e euDer, in tn year CT our Lord one
'''''' thousand eight Lul dfed and nln.t5.
two.
D RRY N. HI LAID. CLERK.
W y. HEPBURN, Attorn.y for tlainuf
First pnhl,ce ton. Sept. %. ls3 pv
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
Notice cf F. rfeitura

To william krcsi.r and his Heirs and Assigns:
You ar. herehv nctihsd that have .xYen.led
on hnnfred SlGo) dollars In labor and improve
men upon the
BUl l. DOMINGO IOpE MINING CLAM.
tuated on tho East York o " ood X YER ip Min
eral Hill Mining District. Altnrrs cosntv, I'd ho
in order to hoh snid rrem,ses und the provis
i"rs of section 2324. Rev s-d tatr-e, OF tine ritrG
Stsf-s.-feine the sHou required to holo t..
anne fer the year ending December ~, 1892. fhst
u pronortion q two-thrds. or sixt, six
dollsrs ixt six and two.th rd cents isG6 6Ga,
Ard II. VII. i" imty days AFT r tbs nu:ice by
pm HcStion, !on fai refuse TO contrib ute ) orI
pr ptr 10 cf earh expendi 'ure a. a 60 owner
.our int"re II such cinm will barome the prop
eity OF the subscriber. und. ssid section 23y4.
JANE W. BUTCH
The a aforementioned amount m.y be paid .
the Office of tre WooD RIv.R riMAs, Ia Hsiiey
Idaho. whose editor is .uthoriz.d tn rectip. Z
tn. same J>NES " BIyrt,H
Fir I publication. August 26. 1893
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
j. HALEY, IDAHO, SATURDAY. OCTOBER q. 1885,
LETT EK LIST.

List OF letters ming in the Hatley (Idahol.
P"stofhce for the week ending octoberll. 1853
Persons calling f,r any Of these letters will
please say "Advertised."
connolly Mis- John. Donely Ms Hattie,
Donley Mrs. Doc. DonneIly p. d,
owen Frank A. Mulhslt Miss Florence,
mowmi Mtacomo. Randall r. A.,
McTaRgart ~. WcrdE.F.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
Notice for Publication.
HoMEsTEAD PROOF.

Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,)
Octsber, 6. 1893.
Net'ce is hereby given that he following n .msd
setcer has filed rotice of his irt., ton 10 mnk,
anal proof in support of his claim end that snio
pro WIZ be mad" before he Register and Re.
ceAVef ~ HALEY, I'sho On November 10, 1898, viz
ERNEST PATCH,
on Homeate' Application No. 500, to- the NwL
OF . and SWA of NWh. SEC. II, and h n,
MY Sec IL. Tp7N. ka, ge "a East.
:. names tn" following witnesses to move his
con inu ,ns residence upon, and cultivation of
SAID land. viz: Va
James NJ Kelv-y James Cannon, Levi Tsvlo,
and Joseph IRE 10. '''
All Of houston. Custer county, Idaho.
W. I. RILEY,
Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

70 william h'e Ter. snd his Heirs or Assigns:
You r.. hereby pot fed that / have txpended
ne lundrSd ,$hG) dollars in labor uLd IN Prove.
menus upon the
RID BIRD LODE MINING CLAIM
sitn-teu ON the East Fork of Aooa River in
s.ineral Hill Minink District. IN Al-uras county
IDAHO, in order t. hold sad premises unt err the
provisio-s # section 4a.4, ktvisea St.tIt.s ef
the nittd States, bel, Il All, mt ieuu,rtd to
oo u san e for tie year ,hd.LH Dec III by 81.
$40; ut your proporti, OF Ia. same is ONT tnl,d
,SJ3. .sa'sI.
And I, with n ninety da>s after tn q ro,ice hy
pnoicifio y"u full or refuse CO.. tri ute your
proportion Of such +xl euoiture As u co.owrtI.
your nterest in ssid clsiu. will become (. mop.
aitJ OF he subscriber, under ssid See ion 2s24
~ JAMES ". EUTG1
The shove mentioned amount may be pIid "a
he oflice ~ the WouD kNLx inns in HALEY.
idsho, whose editor Is euthcFizsd 20 r. c~i,t IoP
a. sane. JAMES W. bUICE.
First puf ication, August &c. 1873.
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WILLARD r MrDY Co., BOSTON. MASS
m "a 1wlv

XXT ANrED -Nan.g r and 'varseer to hir. snd
wv Oversee men and represent a IN anufartur
apR VIII" wan ban otrc4s wepay q ce
rent. adve tiking AND travel, ng expenses Poi.
tion permanent. good salary. no paddling. no can.
vassiny Experience not nee, sssry AS youart un-
der o"r inst'u tions Yon must he known in YOUR
location and fur ish refer. rcps II req ii red Adj
dress with stamp, The BrandenburR Mfg Co.
OsvtOo q.
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W ,a,l,td.

Pushing Canvasser OF good address.
Liberal salary aud expenses paid
"eekly. Permanent position. Brown
HRos Co., Nu1ser. men, Pcr.land, i,
Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
75l,O2G

was the attendance at tho World's
Fair Chicago day. About l cent
per mile takes you to Chicago
ria the Union Pacific. Oct. % is
Union Pacific Day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
The DEFl,lr.
1t is at the Rate Of Over 4S4. 200. 600
Per Year,

ID ~ tne ha'e Of over 1000, 200
Per Year.
Special to the TIMEs.l
4 WAsHINGroN, Oct. 20.
In the Senate. yesterday, the Fi-
nance Committee presented 4 repos,
from the treasury department in
response to resolution for informa>
ton as to the probable deficiency in
the revenues OF the government. The
report shows q deficit for tho fi,st
three months Of the current fiscal wear
OF over $2l, ,OOO,oDc, or at q rate Of
over sS4 900 600 for the entire wear.
1t shows actual expenditures for the
hrst three months Of over *9S, 900 600.
AT tho same ratio the expenditures ftr
the year would aggregate about 1894,
100000. or about &2l 900 600 more
than the estimated expenses, and
would show expenditures over the
supposed actual receipts Of over t77,.
100000.
The seer etary says a definite fore>
'ast for the whole year is impossible,
nut il is apparent should the present
conditions continue the deficit At tie
nd OF the year would be about $5O,>
100000.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
Every Patriotic American

should see the Worlds Fair. Rail,
road fare is now n small object. only
ahont l cent per mile via the Union
Pacific. O>t. 23 is Union Pacific
Dav.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-21
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis.
tr'ct OF the State Of Idaho, in and for She-
shone county,