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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
LOCAL JOTTIN6S.

Try Trsoy's Corn Cure.
Smoke Pezold.'s home m .de e. CARA.
Take your prescriptions to Tracy's
Pharmacy.
Mailsrd ducks, 50 cents a pair, y,
D. EARnAEr's.
Mise Ids Haupt loft to day for
Boise where she will 60 to school.
Ea,hars's carload OF apples has come.
He 10 just giving it away 1t sl.50 pei
box, delivered.
Mrs George w. Richards returned
from the East so-dav, bringing Mcneil
Randsll back With her.
Judge st" k.lager and Sseno.
gsaphsr Bssstcw left to-iay IL,
Mountain Home, to bold term Of
court.
Silver in New York TO-DAY, 724
cents per ounce for spot, sni ia for
e0.dav delivery. Lead, $500 per lou
pounds.
John Coodron, his wife, and hi.
niece. Mas Don"elly, loft so-day f.,
Boi.s, whore they will spend tn
winter.
Major Hynimsn and Hon. George
A. Mills passed down from Ketchun,
to-day. on their way to see . mine
near Caldwell.
There will be . free dance 1t thu
Armory this evening, hut no one is
expected unless previously invited t.
participate.
Frank E. Ensign left TO- day for
Mountain Home, to attend term o.
court there. He expects 10 b sbsen,
about two weeks.
Collins Barber Shop has been
moved to Main street, opposite Al
suras Commercial Co. Shaving, Ia
cents; clipping hair, rs crnss.
Anderson, the Tailor, got back to.
day from Boise CITY, where he wen,
20 attend the snou.l session Of the
Grand Lodge Of tho !. o. O. f. OF
1dsho.
Mrs. Bull loft to-day to sec her
mother. who is dying. She was adj
vi'ed Of thi. BY Telegram which che
should have received il time to leave
Wednesday. But it was no. deliv.
cred until Yesterday.
d. Earhsrt ha" just returned from
. three.dsys' trip to Soldier. He says
that the ranches look neglected; hu.
thu land j. good, and one years free.
dom from grasshopp-rs end crickets
would make q great difference.
This mornings train brought to
HALEY six carloads Of freight and q
dozen of passengers. 1t reached
HALEY one hour behind schs dule
tins, for the same old reason, to.wit;
weskness Of tho old locomotive.
G. J. Johnston has sold his j cling
house in this CITY to S. N. Friedman.
M. Johnston said he sold it for rihic.
ulous figure, but he prefers to get rid
Of his taxable property in this county,
- far - he can, because taxation is
getting too high.
Mrs. Barbee, who has been vis,tir Q
with Mrs. Burk-tt 70, ahou. three
month., left to-day Tor Salt Lake CITY,
bei"g called there on business. She
said that she would return % soon AZ
che could. however. ~ tn" olima,.
here 10 very favorable to her rhsums
sism.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
To Exchange for HOs sps or Cattle.

To Exchange for Horses or Cattle.
The neat touT.room dwelling
located on tho southeast corner o
Walnut street and Second Avenue
this city, is offered for sale or exchsnR.
'or horses or cattle.
Lot is so by l20 feet, with shad.
'rees, nice lawn and large barn sAe
substantial outbu,ldinRs.
This is just the thing for farme
wishing to winter in town.
Apply to JOHN Common,
HALEY.
or to D. CARSON, Boise.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20

TUT to FLlUHz
ali the peculiar troubles that beset q wo.
man. The only guaranteed remedy for them
b DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For
women suffering from any chronic female
rundown and overworked: for women ex.
pecting to become mothers, and for mother
who art nursing and exhausted: ut tbs
change from girlhood to womanhood; and
later, at the critical. change Of life" il
Is medicine that safely and certainly builds
up, strengthens, regulates, and cures.
II it doesn't, il 1t even fails to benefit q
cure, you have your money back.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20

What You are sure Of, II You use DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Is either per-
feet and permanent cure for your CO.
tarrh, no matter how had your case may
be, or $500 in cash. The proprietors ol
the medicine promise to pay you tho
money, If they can't cure you.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
The Last Chance.

Only . few days mcrs Of the
Worlds Fair. Rates about cen,
per mile via the Union Pacific. Oct.
%, is Union Pacific Day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20

Repaid
high rates to Chicago. The rate il
now about l cent per mile vi. tho
U"'o" Pacific. OFT. 20 10 Union
Psc'6o Day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
For Rent.

tn" store room adjoining the TINE.
lot formerly occupied - IN csss,
Office.
Cheap to . good tenant.
Apply at this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
Waited.

Reliable man; permanent position
Stamp aud references, A. T. Morris,
care 81 this Paper.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
Oct. 90, 1898

is Union Pacific Day n, the Worlds
Fair. Rats are shout l cent Der mile,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

Much has been SAIL by democrats
sIs.4t the attempts = the republican A.
.i-iants - ne departments % retain
their of'ice- under democrat Admins
trati0n that has M foundation what
sver
A-s matter - Fact. sho'st The first
cfscisl documents that sers brought 90
me stten,lon q the memters ~ the
cabinet after they assumed oifice wsre
tn. re-ignstscus "a their republican as
<istsnts. many q whom hal NAB" bus,
n~-- arrangements which made their 70
NAMING in ofics an inconverience %
them.
Thar may 20 ona ~ 80" = 'hese
men Who sr~ trying n keep their Offices
but the r,o~t - them srs Just "a an tioss
b. &c, their designations accepted az the
democrat ofhc. seekers ara a. cat az
poinfrlent-. hat thgv canrot without
bang iis.-ou-'e.rps. dersn+ that their
reaignstior@ - tnr-i steY scrspted.
and that "a WY they arr WAitisz a.
patiently "a thay can the pleasure q the
heats n ne departments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

cay conservative estimate u their In
trissie value. Owing "a the uasound
bssas u their osgAniIxtsoa. hey have
found htsis Iotgsnent anoag Investors
and have been principally IN Instrument
u speculation - between the original
holders and outside speculator&
Under these circumstances. they
have always been treated ~ unsatlsfse-
tory market collateral. and consequently
the resent calling In of loans hes very
sharply discriminsted against them.
The event Is nothing more than has
been expected ia the event Of such COO
ditions as have nov happened. and
among conservative men the event 10
v,esed rsIaer - . drastic form II relief
than - real dissstss. The break eiimi-
mates long felt element II danger from
tho market and g,ves 10 securities Of
higher intrinsic merit fair chance for
realizing their true value.
Outside the 'industrials.' the mar
ket has stood up remarksbl. we'll. The
entire iist has been sympathetically
Affected: but there 10 good reason 10
hops thss~ arrangements will prove only
temporary. The railroads arc eonc'sdesi
To be in excellent condition and the
market 10 by no means over supplied
with that clasa 81 siocks-"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
AIT AND MSS BRIEFS.

The Foreigners were asfonished al The
magnificent display VI the arts II war
made by Uncle Sans naval review, but
Just let them wait till they go tho dia
play of arts u peace 1T the blg far.
They will sec In what consists the real
greatness of the United StStes--St
Louis Post Dispatch.
Mrs. Potter Palmer did not have q real
good chance To vindica,e the nail driving
capacity u her sex today. The golden
nAil which marked the completion II
the vomsn's building at the worlds fair
Was = nail but In name. and no hammer
wss used To drive IL home.-kAnsas City
Star.
IL 10 a great mistake a. cay that patri-
otisin IL q lost art. Ii may be- too tine
and rare thing for everyday wear. but
just consider the tremendous overflow
Of it on festivals aud in speeches
Baltimore American.
The typical orator" according 90 ex-
Senator ingalls,. has disappeared from
public life. Perhaps no has become a
statesman out Of Job! Who knows.-
Kansas City Journal.
1t has been stated that anything com
parable "a the naval display in Hampton
roads has rarely occurred In the history
of the worlds navies-Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette.
Bostonians are wont tn refer to Chi
cago AZ a low town. This does not refer
either To its buildings or its worlds fair
prices, however.-St Louis Globe Demo
craft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Victo- Ballot, q Frenchman who
served with Napoleon at Waterloo aud
was left for dead on the battlefield. cap
turcd by the English. and, after spend
ing year in Plymouth. England. hos
pital. was sent home In what the doctors
termed the last stages Of consumption.
recently celebrated his Tooth birthday
in his native village in the lonne.
Prince Bismarck. who has recently
commenced to countenance the anti
Semitic movement IN Germany and
Austria. has Hebrews among his imme-
date ancestors. His mother was the
daughter 81 converted Hebrew by the
name u Anastasius Menken. who was
one ~ the favorite bureaucrats Of King
Frederick the Great.
A memorial IL To be erected to John
Leffcrts. who died lately al Flatbush. l..
l.. IN house occupied 10y his family for
the last hundred years. On property
coded 10 his ancestors under patent
from the Dutch government and after
ward confirmed 10y the English crown.
Dr. Thomas W. Evans. the Paris den.
fist whose fame Via world wide in
Eugeuies day. IL about Ia erect home
t'H kills W NV ~ W Nii'
capital Ia study. During the course 81
bis long residence IN Paris DIR. Evans
hss given 10000 Ia benevolent and
charitable institutions
r. \. Wes,cott. a Hartford lawyer. has
been requested hy the Unitarian Con
grcga,ional society - that city not "a
attend its meetings. on tho ground tha;
his attendance IN IN 40 way hopeful "a
them or g. him. Mr. Westcoit. Il ssems,
"a an atheist
The late Sir Edwin tbercromby Dash.
wood was the premier baronet - Great
Britain. his haronetcy having been the
first created after the union ~ England
With Scotland.
Sir Edwin Arnold once said that II no
we're nj liberty ~ choose has ssx and
country he would be an American
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

views such o recently given by the
naval squadron Ia New York hsrtor,
where the AAgu 81 al nations hoased
fron the mast heads 1t the nokie ships
Il var. representing the power behind
the throne % which such veDris lie
tooged Net only are tbs coloss and de-
vices displayed in the make up u the
banners, from . connodorss peansnt
down ~ the stresnses on . sioop. svi-
depces a artistic skill. but they also ia.
spire the behold-r With national pride
which nakss . patriotic heart throb
within the breast Who has not felt the
tinslny II the warm blood flowing
through tho veins upon beholding the
stars and stripes floating Ia the brcess
on a Fourth Of July celebrationy Or
on dress parade. or review oe different
character. military az civici How our
pride rises when bsholding such re-
views And il is about reviews ws in-
tended a. write. but II q different class.
To enumeTsts them Ill " i'm
possible In this abort review.
but ono u tho beat and most ap-
preciated review ne ever had occasion To
review. was the reviewing II come news
paper articles appearing ir tho dailies
of this city q about year ago. when
the famous Jocky Browne viii case was
described in their columns; also the
case Of Fred Leonard little later on.
Both cases were well colorcd and 1t
curious construction. and Il will do
any one good 10 review the articles of z
year ago and compare them with the
sequel a now appearing In this last
weeks newspapers where the announce
ment 10 made that the supreme court
Of this state reviewed the deciaions 1t
the local courts Of this city and declared
the will q the former invalid. and in
tho latter case il resulted in being sent
10 an asylum. In both cases was q
large amount Of money involved. Both
reviews may be right; but il 10 interest
ing reading for those who review the
papers that contained the accounts al
the trials a. they appeared at the time
and the sequel Of today. In both cases
the Wills were broken. that Of the dead
~ we'll n that u tho living. Reviewing
the cases by the light Of the past in.
spired this review BY
Oxk AT LEISURE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

Michigan will undoubtedly reap i'm
mensr profit from iss exhibit at the
worlds fair. but Michigan vii pay for
IL IN the extent - millions Just how
many persons will visit the great exposi
ton FROM Michigan cannot he approx
ustely estimated. IL IL within a rea
.onabl- conjecture Ia place the number
"a high "A SO0o.
II this number shall visit the fsir the
transportation To and from Jackson
Park will average at least 80 for each
individual This xlon. Will aggregate
s2.so.O'0. The expense 10 main tenance
and sight seeing at the fair will not fall
below an average q g. per day. IL the
average stay be placed at ten days. the
total cost Tor 10000 persons at - per
day will be sl0O0oOo. or total expense
Of 100000.
To remove all manner - doubt "a Ia
the accuracy ~ the total drain from
Michigan. the above total may b. di-
vi,iesl az A. 81 make the aggregate CT
p~n-e only ssi0T0.00 This is an enor
NOUS amour, % money o. withdraw
from the circulation ~ Michigan. Its
significance will D. understood ~ the
beginniug ~ nest winter. How will II
D., r-turnc.if What has Chicago and
the sorld'. fair tn offer va in leu q u!
Nothing IN. thu qualification - curl
osity. the enlargement - Individual
minds and the advertisement az our re-
sarifpents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
ZEAL OF GRESHAM.

Political converts have been since
there were political parties more Jealous
than the old party war horses. and Sec
Rotary Gresham has proved that he IL no
exception 90 the rule. lie has made
more changes in the important positions
In the state department than have been
mad. in aay other department
What makes this all the more striking
- that il has been an unwritten rule OF
that department since il was established
that no changes should take place TN &C
count of a change in the head Of the de
partment. with tho exception OF the two
or three men whose relations with the
secretary are q a confidential nature.
and that unwritten rule has been ob
served 10y all u the secretaries except
Gresham.
He. although only two months in
Office. has left only one important place
unchanged third assistant secretary
and the reason for that exception prob
ably lies in his inability TO find demo
crat possessing the peculiar qualitica-
tons needed To perform the duties Of
Mr.. Adce. the present third assistant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
ALLEGED TO be FUNNY.

Father To son sho has failed In his
examination three ttmesi made a
mistake IN sending ven o. college.
ought - have spprtr'ice1 yen ~ a
locssnaith 90 some other trade
Spn Nv dear father. have often
thought the same especially when I
have been out IT night and have forgot.
ten ny lstohksy. tii~geD.ie Batter
The company ought To charge ~
weight said the cross conductor 20 the
~ pound psesenger uho pushe.i into a
crossed car
Il; u lid. replied ne latter "if would
o~e me- 81 every inlA rlSe % 'ha sne
- TIE vat have % suffer tef0fe a car
crne~ sl"ag Fittshurg hrnoit.le.
You say yow hoy - spmnsmbul
isi
1ss gets MP in the night
ffss 4 essl lea different frrrn nv
~ car { gef him ap Ia tie mofnlng
Ner ri. Pres
Vel. here J. ysur cril. ssid the
ssrt@n
Teas. st.n tesllita cell. ssif Re xpr
tisaasaiy am hessseF Why BIT tail e a
state resaas~ Indianapolis Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

O. de- Weckerlin. the Holland minister
10 Wa.hingtcn snd George birkhon il
the consul general IN Chicago were
driven about the clty yesterday l., John
Steketce. This morning they viii slalt
the great furniture factories aud lton0e.
roo will 60 10 Holland. Z1elsbd and
other OTTAWA coonty towns that have q
large Holland population Il sm d.
lighted with Grand Rapids and what I
have ssen u its people said As. Week.
erin Ia The Morton lsss evening. Il
had no ldaa that sAoald find such .
lively. energetic prosperous city We
we're told by Mr.. Steketse TO-DAY that
therc are a.0o Hollxndors ia GraDd
Rapids" said Mr.. Birkha4. Il
oonfess that / wss ,! little
surprised II the figures. although
] knew there Was . very large
Holland population here. Tbe inanti-
grants seem ~ have hocked 10 this p,s-
ton % western Michigan and p4ntstlly
NO other part Il the United States sill
show - large = percentage II inhsl4t-
ants of Dutch descent. They tell Nc
that the holisnders q Grand Rapids srs
= very industrious. economical. hard
working people. Who are good. rcSpectatle
citizens and who. - class osn their
own homeA ] think this 10 character
istic ii the immigrants from that ooun-
try. They are quick "a ses the advsit-
tagcs that the new world oders them
and are equally quick 10 svsil them-
selves 81 them. There are an immeess
number at Hollanders in America and IN
tho Dutch East India colonies. but still
the country shows no signs 81 being de
populated. In fact IL IL were not for the
heavy emigration there wouldn't lie
enough room On contain them all The
Dutch family 10 not like the American.
The fathcs and mother are not sa,isiie a
with one ~ two children. IL h no un-
common thing 20 lind dozen children
in the family and under such circum
stances population increases very
rapidly"
Campbell Chaplin and G. Frank Mer-
RAM Of Springfield. Mas. sre guests
in the Morton. They are paper manu-.
facturers and dropped into the city TO
look after the general csndition II trade.
There isn't much new in the paper
business said Mr.. Merriam last
evening. Tho demand for high grade
paper. linen and bond. II good. Those
are the two varieties for which there 10
the greatest call. In note vaper there
are several new shades But the color
of note paper IL always . fad that
changes a often N the direction Of the
wind. The New York stationep obtain
. consignment and make il up for the
trade. Society buys IL at fancy pricrs
and for weeks revels in green. or blu..
or Turkey red. or any other color that
happens 10 bc the correct thing.
There is a great competition among
manufacturers in the production IL new
colors. however" said Mr.. Chaplin. 1T
is always an experiment that must lie
tried before its success can he deter
mined. When a new shade 10 found II
docs not last very long. The public de-
mands something else and the manufac.
turer has to try another experiment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
sIAIE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The resolution introduced in the house
authorizing the governor to appoint q
historian 1t the worlds fair. upon the
recommendation 81 u suitable person by
the board Of worlds fair managers, to
keep tab on Michigans participation IN
the exposition. at IA salary OF 81 $40 a
year. until March l. 1876. looks upon its
face like the creation Of Q useless office
IL make soft snap for somebody ~ yet
in the back ground.-Lansing Repub-
ican.
II the members 81 the legislature had
had their experience at the worlds fair
opening before they voted on the e3O. 600
extra appropriation il would never have
passed. They were all more or less dis
appointed and disgusted with the crowd.
the weather, the incomplete arrange
ments and the lack Of courtesy with
which they were treated.-Petoskey
Democrat.
High worlds fair officials. playing the
Caliph Of Bagsiad act. visited come Of
the restaurants incognito and their wal
let's were duly depleted. They propose
now to stop the extortion. and the pub
lie will applaud every time they put a
leech or extortioner under the axe
Muskegon Chronicle.
The Michigan legislature. with few
exceptions. attended the dedication Of
the Michigan building at the worlds
fair. IA was right and proper; they paid
their own expenses. which was also as il
should have becn.-Grand Ledge indie
pendent.
With whisky at - cents drink on
the Columbian exposition grounds there
is very little inducement for southerners
To visit the fair. and the small appropri.
atoms made by those states seems 70
have been timely. Saginaw Courier
Herald.
That Kansas ''schoolmarm" is not the
first intelligent person who has mistaken
ex Senator John j. Ingalls, for crazy
man.-Detroit Free Prees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

la the ali absorbing discussion ID the
Wall street pinch" the conservative
writer. unite in holding j, 10 have teen
a gu.lsend in ilsgqiss. Bradstrest's thus
cummenis on IL:
At the very clos. % Fridays excited
ani panicky stock market better feel
ing. with decided recovery in values.
made its appearance. This. II would
s-eul. was due in a large measure 81 a
realization on the part "a tho financial
ard speculative public Il the haseiess
nature q their preceding d-saoraliza-
too.
lit would appear that the LEGAL public
failed 10 come into the market as buy
ers % securities Ia the extent which the
temporary IOw level IL values justified.
the hesitation ON this score being due
mo- sioah, In the general fear that the in
'luence n the cxisting silver legislation
and the extension " financial uncer-
tainty To the mercantile community
would result IN further trouble.
Europe. however. was large buyer
OF securities. purchases from that quar-
ter breaking down tho exchange market
and rendering gold shipments an impos-
sibili,y for the time being. while there is
no doubt that the largest people in Wall
street rallied to the support Of the inter
ests threatened With disaster. and thus
confined what might otherwise have de
yelop~d into a general panic to severe
AMI perhaps beneficial liquidation in &c
curi,,es where initiation had previously
exi-fe.i