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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
WEATHERLY & PULIE,
OK AND 64 PEaRf-sT.
Eos1plRISslENs
Daily pointers"


Why is II that universal liable beveragl
like tes or coise. mich may be prepare
and served by al a. pure and clesr ss
delicate wine. is % frequently sci before
. bitter strong, mixed. OF uncertain an
unpslstsbie oecoctiouf
Why is il that the penny wise sr
pounc foolish policy prevails 20 such
extent iD the domestic economy - 10 lee
90 many 70 purcbsss tea anG u0fes DO
made OF very light aud oftsu positive
poisonous coke plate with dangsroi
alloy Of lead. with q mere film Of tp Goa
ing. which viii hardly last . week.
Why il II that some people. reasonable
other mstters. and buying q good article
tea or coffee. expect q delicate snc Who
some beverage PREPARED lu these yssss
which are utterly sndt for civilized bein.
20 use
Why IL il that many people ertrems
nice and particular shout the most clear
service iu the dining room, pay 90 III
heed 10 the impure. poisonous. aDo 40
iuielv nnclesr tes pof oT coffee boiler
the kitchen. from which Our paistes
separated oniv = the thin mask Of . els
arm OF china cup
Why 10 IL that some people viii bu. q
tinwsTs Of Cheap John" peodies becst
il IN cheap. when it is the most dsngsro
and costly thing that could be used abe
tbs house
We are up to the tinses in the tinvs
line and have placed brand IN the mari
known a. the p &. A Co" tipvers ma
Of !. y. \ \. tn plate lour own mst
and We guarantee sverv piece 10 be fif
cisss, and Il comes but little above
prio> Of this cheap ware
Foster, Stevens { Co.
10 sps Iz Monroe -. IS. ~. 80 sp
~ fssuts-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

SANTIAGO DE- CUss, Aug. 15.-Tweuty
deaths from yellow fever occurred in this
up to the 2sta Of July, largely among The
military. The season 10 very irregular: in
fact the weather Which prevails n favorable
for ysliov fever epidemic in the island
Reports continue TO Be received from the
intsrior. Many children and native Cuban.
srs dying Of yellow fever. The ~ Pas. Of
Sancti Espifitu. refers 70 q number Of cases
thsrs- IL % q ioBg time since the epidemic
visited that city. AZ many ss tvezty-foar
children have disd is single day from TIRE
dis~sse
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
BLAINE on TRUSTS
His speech at Portland. Me. YESTERDAY
Trusts Private Affstrs.

His speech at Portland. Me. Yesterday
Trusts Private Affairs.
PoETLssD. Ne. Aug. l5.-Fully three
thousand persons assembled in the City
Hall this afternoon 10 welcome James G.
Blaine. Gen. II. CleVes presided spo intro
duced Mr.. Blaine. who in the course Of Bis
remarks said: When President Cleveland
delivered bis message be had something 10
say to the American people about danger.
ous trusts ] think there have since
been DO Democratic papers in The
country. whether they understood the
meaning Of the word or not
ths. have not been constantly
warning the people ss to the horrible dan
ger Of trusts Well, shall not discuss trusts
This afternoon. I shall not venture 70 ssy
that they are altogether advantageous or
dissdvsptseeous. They are largely prIrste
sfsirs With which neither President Cievs-
land nor sDy private oitizsp has any par
iiculsr right 10 interfere with.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

I0sDos. Aug l5.-t crisis q rsported 70
exist IN Turkey between tbs esltsn and bis
Ministers. TIE troUbis ~ due q the rsfassl
Of the sultsn 70 sanction the Grand vizisr 8
proposal 70 sorrev fi 5e009o from TURKISH
banks. 1his smoBpt - dernspoed bs the
Minister Of War and v pty soldiers sud
sssFneDe wages ~hfch are long overdue
II - rumores tbst SID Psshs. Hinister 81
Fa-eiKn 6fsi-s. viii sonoee6 kismii Paste
e. crsnd Fizier. and fhsf Gsdbsn Pssbs
wiz De ssns 70 I,esdoB on . s<rrsi mission.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
LAST NIGHTS FIRE,
A store and Dwelling House Burned on
Wsst Leonard

n store ana bWehtnx house Durueu on
Wsst Leonard
The northwest part of the city was the
scene of another FIRE last night. About mid
night a store building on West Leonard
ST.. west of the city limits. was discovered
to be on fire and before h.lp could be OBJ
tanned the store and contents were burned
and . dwelling adjoining was partly de-
stroyed. The fire department was called
out and saved other bulldogs from burn
ing by taking water from c:sterns.
Both buildings were owned by man
named Beardlef, and the store was worth
about $500 and the house damaged $500
worth. The house was occupied by Henry
Butts, who saved his household goods. The
grocery stock was owned by John w. Herk-
ema and his loss is unknown. 1t is not
known how the IRE started, but is supposed
TO bs an incendiary, as Mr.. Harkema re-
ccived an anonymous letter from Holland
few DAYS ago, telling him that his store
would be burned soon. As far as could be
ascer ertained last night, there was no insur-
apce on any of the property.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

ProbsbI. Nominee for Congress From
TIE firhih nlstr let.

A Probsbls Nominee for Congress Prom
the Eighth District.
East SAsINAE, Aug. i5.-kost of the De-
sg.te. to the Eighth district Repnb,iosn
Congressional Convention are nov here.
and tee convention meets this sftsrBson
Prom present in3icstieHs there u Etfls
doubt thsf the BoIs inatien viii 20 r. Col.
A 7 AHss, of ssginsv Cliy, 81 ne ofber
ctndidsts has ret appeared With suy ma
terra strength, though Aonicsifn county
wifl prsp.bly give joan y. Beifn.Ts cou-
d in1enxry vote and Grstiot via Do the
sane for Hon ArchlDsld 3. DsrTsgh- How
ever. Sc II q oorcesed tnsf tbs Dsnoe rstic
nom ZEE IN tkis district vili - SsEinsv
maD. ths Kspusiiesns have co1clneeo Trey
uusf nominate saginaw usn also, ard
80 Riss siA prossblg - - cb04os
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
Z DESPERATE Dominic.

A Methodist Minister Burns His House
and Then Suicides
AUsoRs. III. Aug. 15.-Rev. T. ]. Cooper,
the Methodist preacher who made so de-
spsrate an attempt to kill himself two
weeks ago. set fire to his house. 1877 Spruce
st.. at 80 O'Clock this morning. The
building and contents were entirely con-
sumed involving a loss of at least s.. 600.
upon which, 1t is said. there was no insur-
ance. Cooper disappeared. and at q. m. it
wss found that he had hanged himself in .
nsigh5or's barn. lie was recovering from
bis injuries. and during the night had
induced his attendant to retire in an ad-
Joining loom. Today he was TO have been
taken before the County Court to be ex-
smined upon the charge of insanity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
Murder in Arizona

HoLBRooK, Ariz., Aug. 15.-Information
has reached here of the murder of James
Scott. James Stott and JEFF Wilson. by out
laws in the south western part of the ooun-
~. The affair Hew out of the recent war
in ToDto Basin between the sheep and cat
tie rsisers. Warrants were issued and ar
rests made by unauthorized persons and the
prisoners were taken across the mountains
into Yavspi county, where they were met
by q prearrsAged mob of outlaws and
han1ed
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

NEr PETLsDzEFHIA. O., Aug IS-Enms
Trsxsl. the ls-yssr-old daughter Of Jscos
Trsrsi. Of Crooks5 Ran. narrowly sscsped
being buried alive Monday. Saturday
msrnfng shs wss tskeu SICK and 70 al sD-
pesrsnces 6ied- She vss prspsre5 for hgrisl
and placed in q cofSn The fa1srsi ~ss
st for kon5ar Sunday evening Niss
Tsxsi. % ths sstorishnsut of az sud
4 sly csme 70 ard arse. ss Il vsre from
D. dead Shs nsd eeen i trsnoe tairty-
Z hours and wss eonscssEs Of a. Der ser
r.alsors7nra
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

CsxsTtSTtSorLk Aug. i5.-rbs Govern
nnent ass orssr@d the removal rom the
rsilwsy sfafions in Turkish territory Of al
su.riux uhich wes nut I'D 57 ths railwsv
efirisls - commemorate tae opening ~
the tnrouxa me f-orn this city to PARIS. and
49, given Instructions 70 allow tie train
~sich = new en- - vav from Psris 70 Con-
stan-nopIs. cpcaiux tae rosa. to proceed n
sisucr. Turkey opposes the opening of
the sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

There wa happy party on the bill last
evening. Mr.. Orrin Ward gave 9
avn party in honor Of Miss Cora Booth.
Of Warren. Pa, and very pleasant time
vas had The isvn vss decorated with
Japanese lanterns and the Aur0rs Club Or
chsstrs furnished the ausc Among the
quests from away were Miss Marvin. u
kustegoD Mss Louise Stock If Hiiisdsis
Miss NsT Arthur. of Lowell. and others
There were in al sbout one hundred and
twenty Eve guests present. Refresh men .
vsre ssrved
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

ALBUoUERQUE. y. NJ, Aug. 15.-An er-
press car on the Atlantic & Pacific mail.
east Bound. broke loose from the engine
and tender on Horseshoe curve, CAL, yes
terdsy aud dragged the baggage. mail. three
emigralt cars and two sieepers. all well
hlled WITH passengers. down . thirty loot
smbsnkment- All the passengers were
more Or less severely injured and the cars
were badly wrecked. The railway com
psny controlled the only wire, ana forbid
operstors sending anything that would
convey Information Of the wreck. TAe
passengers we're picked mp by Superinten-
dent GsidiS' special train
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
THE A. o. u. w.
Their Meeting at Kslsmszoe-of1csrs
Kiscted.

Their Meeting at Kslamazoo-omcsrs
kiscted.
KALAMAZOO. Aug. I5.-The Grand Legion
A. o. c. W.. which has decided 10 meet in
Ishpeping or Albion next gear, ss may
seem best. has elected the following ef1cers:
Grand Commander. c. J. Byrns. lshpem-
ing; Vice-Grsnd Commander, killsrd Shed-
dock. East Saginaw; Lieutenant >Wm. y.
Parish. Grand Rspfss. Recorder. Alfred r.
Gibo., IshpeminE. Treasurer, VIM. Coch-
ran. St. Johns. Standard Bearer. Roosrt ID.
Tes,e. Grand Raids. Senior workman.
Harrison B. Fem. Battle Crees Junior
Workman, VIM. q. Msrcellus Bsy City.
Guard, Orange S. Mason, Osoods, Trustee,
Vim. A Woodford Niles: Ne6icsi Bxsmin-
Or. Jehn ID. GrssBnyef. Ni,es Delegates 70
Supreme Legion, ". Wsrne Wilson. De-
iroif. James W. Wood. Battle Greek. David
B. PuriBt0n, Col6vster.
The Local leribB gave . grand banquet
and reception ia honor Of the visitors last
night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

Bss HAsRos. Ne. Aug. l5.-hiss Winnie
Davis. the youngest daughter Of Jefferson
Davis. arrived here yesterday morning. and
Is the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer At
Thirstsn. Of ke0o-st Miss Davis. slthoagh
very simple and ostentstious in hsr manner
and intsrcourse vifh her friends. = far
superior IN mind % the generality Of Young
iAd - Of ssr age and standing IN socisl life.
friend sad OF her today. she has the
mind Of q man, vfih the sweet SIM mpsicity OF
child" This IS the first time thst NiSs
Davis has svsr been 50 f.r north "a Bar
Harhor
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
cssc.~, Ro,s-a VIII. shat D,-p

CHcssO. Aag 15.-North Cnicsgo rolling
mills. a. south Chicago. shut devn today
for an iadefnits period, throwing cut Of
sueisvuent some go ren. Manager
Potter states thst suspension 81 work i but
rrnporarilv. thar he rsiiroad are with
no ding their orders on scc0ont ~ tie
present sssfe II rol = sRa l. became nee
~sssrv 20 skut down Tor the tire being
He $50 states thai it is cutie proesbis the
COMPANY rsy resume vork the ater psrs
,f this nouta.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

WAsHISGTJN, Aug. l5.-At a further con-
ferencs representatives, of the two houses
have reached an agreement upon the Naval
Appropriation bill. The basis of the agree
ment is the substantial concession OF the
demands OF both the Senate and the House,
the former agreeing To restore 10 the bill the
original provision for a 500 ton srmored
cruiser. and the latter accepting the ?, 90
ton gun boats proposed by the Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

PoF7 HrRor. Aug 15--Lssf night Gov.
srnor Incs invited the Port Hurvs Guards
70 TIE rssiasnos q Henry Hovs,s. where
be stouT.s6 While in the city, and g tsok
bit fsv words - assure me boys tsst ths
r@port thar the eeverDor hsd srokss els-
rslrsnsiv of tnsn vbiis ~ NscfiDsc Island
srcsrrpsnsut vss untrRs. Tbey al lsft. t.fsel-
inF IN gos5 spirits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

WnSTEEoF. Ne. Aug. l5.--Ons Of the
most severe earthquake shocfs ever feit
ING. A rsport Ike = heavy cannon, con
fiHGIng thirty seconds, shook tss earth.
violently svsTiDg buildings rating viD-
dors and displscisg furnisare. A second
shock vas felt sboat midnight and vss
somewhat lighter, bat of sb0ut the sane
durst5on
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

LosDos. Aug. ia crisis 10 reported to
exist in Turkey between the sultan and
bis ministers. The trouble is due 10 the
refusal Of the sultan to sanction the grand
vizisr's proposal TO borrow $500. go from
Turkish osnrs This amount is demanded
BY the minister Of war and the minister OF
marine TO purchase goods and To Dsy
soldiers and sesmens wages which are
long overdue
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
SENSATIONAL REPORTS
No truth In The RNid story from Pleasant
valley. Arizona

valley Arizona
wAsafSGroS. Aug. l5.-Ths Adiutsnt
Geosral of the Army to-day received the
following tsiegrA "a from Major General
Howard. dsssd san Francisco. August Ia.
"Sevsrsl sensational reports have come 10
ne fr0m different sources claiming 40
Indian raid into Pleasant Valley. A t. All
those nape proved 20 be without toundation.
Genera Miiss sent from san Carlos the
f1liowing telegram. Just received the
report rom Pleasant Valley. / was
satisfed tss report could not be
true and DsGe no report Of
IL lt proves O. BE- entirety without foun
dation There srs 0ut ST men swsy from
their proper csmps, avoiding arrest tor acts
az vioisrcs resulting from lnjian quarrsls.
sxpsct three 70 surrender here and three 10
surrender az Apache. none have left
reservation. neither hzve they disturbed
ths person or properly Of waite men. They
frsd upon scouts. buI the causes and cir
canstsncss can not De fully explained By
tslssrapb. In the main. al other Indians
are under control, and a condition Of peace
prevails
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

NEr Iosx. Aug. I5.-Ths fuBsrsl q
Lawrence ". Jerome took place a. ths
family residences IN West NiEsfesnts-st,
tkis sfseTnocn. Rev. Dr.. Prescott Evsrfs
Of tks Cs1rcb 81 tse Holy CoDnanion
oTcist~d. The viSo~ ~ss not pressnt
b~iss ssrio1sly IA At sharon The
isrernzent vss a. ereeuvesd ms sftsT-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
Shot Hin In the Leg.

CADILLAC, Aug. l5.-Chas. Ackrey, en-
ployed at Williams shingle mill, near
Manton. quit work. Williams gave him an
order for the amount due him payable in
September. Ackrey was unsuccessful in
esshipg the order here. and went to VIII
liahs with an axe threatening to do MIN
up unless he got his money. After some
words Ackrey pulled q revolver aud shot
Williams in the thigh. Ackrey was arrested
in IeRov
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
No New Cases.

JscxsoyvTLLE, Fla, Aug. is.-Dr. Mitchell
and Health Ofioer Nsnworthy reported no
new cases Of yellow fever and no deaths at
,. m This had vzTy encouraging effect
and sbsted the p.oicky feeling wonder
fully. Or. NeBw0Tthy is ssnguine that the
disease IL under control. but rains viii de-
vslop latent fever. II there is any, at once.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

Loxnes. Ana. I5.-If Il rrnoTss thst he
scfior ~hicb PsrneH hss brought sgsinss
70. T7-s>r il n. soe<eh cosrts ray ool
ispss OF . secknicstr. Il % SD tsst tce
1trzsx' coNnsel w. cseir fksf &c 80 Tlrs<s
n-itse- o-ns property nor rwsd-e = Scot
lsDd. ne sessa@ ssarss ssss - Ssrease
uNa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

WV YsRx. Aug. fs.--Tse convent Of TIE
s.crea Heart is nsss Of ruins Forty
pisnss. sne Gsrsrv and thousands Of del
lsrs ~orth ef vsstEents vers surnsd. Al
ne f-ns.s sr- csrsd for sf Manhattan Co..
iexe Il = sid thst ne convent wiE be 70
haiif Farfher np tova. The loss On suiid-
iuze - SSo. ore and e1 furnitur. ssd vest
meats <sso 90. lasursn1e S42s 3Go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

reunion picnie toa4y 81 Long LAKE eight
nsi.ss frozn nere. TIE ploBleksFs ara irein
al ovsG kslsmsezo oo0niy The traia
f-em NlcksooFF tkls MorainE erouEki Nsss.
sFnsr Luce - the laks where he addressed
tas plclickers this sfisTD0an. tKtsnsiss
pFsFArsii0n have ksen Insas toE ths gay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

wsssEssroS. Ana. l5--Todsys sond of-
6srsnes snsounasd % s. sos so e lots ss
fello~s Four per cents. registered s. SO
ct sl97A s. COO a. s1z-f. s5odae o.
tz- - 100. 3 go a. So psr cents
soaeoa Sis D. - g. 17f a osr sssA -
nS>A Sk2sAAs 81 asa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
rwo THOUSAND RgpusLIcANs.
T.- Number Thst sheek Hssds with sea

TIE >un Der nat >eook Heeds Win tse1
erai Harrison Yesterday.
fN-ftNtsotrs. Aug. f5.-IodaY vas given
ever 70 Republicans from Rush. Decatur
and peI.wsrs counties. General Harrison
addressed theirs on states rights doctrine.
election la~s and tie tarii issues. sfssr
wh.eh he shock hands with some Two thou
snd persons. TIE Genersi's trip next week
vii possibly ss changed. bus his isssins-
ton ~i1 not Be given 10 ths public antil be
leaves ne ztv
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

K.Isxkzoo. Aag is.--0n sunday night
a. CefosT found Dsst looking horse and
csrrisxs Standing n ths street. bsrs sfasE
niSnlzht. srs csr.5 fos Il a. livery sfssis.
No Gals foy II Rave b~en ns6e. sst u .
suopose6 fse "a ves tskeD ~ e1csp = z
erin I1shs from nsifk Dor1ng tovn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

Prr-xsrss. "a. kus fS.-A Ers seous n
s'cIock this morninx destroyed th. ns-
ehfnerv u riii Nc Of ths Frsnrh ss<>l
scri.~ w. IN Liberty ard Tw-nrv-e NJ
-. Ths ioss 81 not exceep 81 Coz sr1
3 ~ in~-rs~r~ - 50
- - = 0wnnunu1 0nhu
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16
The Mastt "BsStOn Heater

is q wrought iron fslrnaes vii hrict lined
IRE pot. The superiority of tAls styie al
furnaces over the Cssi ifon constructions
i vel known viii al ~he have lnsestl-
gated suck wOTk This a. tie
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

r. n. wilson Nominated for Governor
sad the Wils' Bsu Endorsed.

sad the Wfls' BIN Endorsed.
ST PACr. Ninn-. Aug. i5.-Tns Dem
ocrstic state convention held here today
resoltsd IN he nomination Of hon. F. N.
"a son. 7f Minneapolis. for Governor. over
TT Anes. ty vote cf ie2 to lbs. The
platform adopted spdorsss a reduction Of
fhe tsrif ca - for by the National plat
f1rrs. and a gradual reduction Of the tsri7
auci tie msrv are nos taxed at all for the
keneft ~ the few is urged. The Mills bill
- intorsed a. a means hY Which this state
cf afsirs 3 to oe brought about. After the
nomihsfion Of Wilson, an adjournment vas
fs<sn unfi tomorrow morning. when the
bs auca Of the lickst vii be nominated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

Pass. Aug. t5.--Ane. Adsn. ne writer.
pvhiisaei n ths Nsarele E-s-is concerning
81 siiegsd rscort frQm Prince Bismarck "a
the ate EnDeFcr Frederick - re'ation "a
Alexander ef Rsfter serx sre eatirelv
s0lheutc. Sac secisr~s that Primo. ais-
msrok is fhe most iuprdsnt asr n ne
@r~If
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

EsLsNs zso. Asz. I5--ovsr sas thoasxn6
erhs bonsrso p~spis vsrs - stts81snes
- - kssszssss spzsy p.~.nw . ssEss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

FF7tr = Ft1ET@st - ~ E~1@f = TT
Fs0zr0E, Aue iS.-Sohn l. Sullivan. ths
paEEist. .ppesred 81 Podiss Court today -
sus~sr 70 the ebs-es q 6-onkesns<s. Re
pies3~6 suiItr so6 wsz kuso s. sra oosl<
~s<s ess pnsz 80 ~ go esscs&ree1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

tAs.s<sss ~ atk HtstksAs -etts.a.
AAoKgNAc is1ASp. Aug .lh.--kegstts post
ponsl ANTI t0m0rr0w on account oi noi
w.Ed eaoaeh - al tAs sails
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

Bsrraips IN F'ifebsrs-
Whst isdv is there who q not fond .
pretty pitchers end - Doi satisfied untii Cd
has si lesst two dozen in the house Tbs
II time When voo ran al have pitchers
and ins' ne many So you want There az
f~o lsrgs isbies fuii ~ bargsin eitf.hsrs o.
the second floor. These srs marked va
dovD-so low down that aByboof can bgs
them Thsi ieble ~
Tse@ds Ware
on tbs frrt hD0r Il sffrsctiur gree de<i Of
sifeution Nhsi eivee more efert 20 q
room than rich tinted leeds vsseg Have
one While they sft chesr
Bronze f~ers
We hsvs found stofe6 swsy ~ the whole.
ssis house shoot one dozeb bronze vases
thsf 90 bsd no iees ~s nsd. These must
40 eosec out You vii 6nd - TIE Dr-s>s
they ars marked that tbeT sys decided
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-16

CHANGED DAILY
Animal Clssuuos esls during ths month
tuefmi
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-12-01

A friend of Mr.. Battcn, as also
he is a friend of the BULLETIN,
writes US from HALEY, that he
thinks the item we published Just
prior to the election claiming Mr..
Batten AZ q friend to Gilmore, great
ly tended toward his defeat ON
Wood River. as it caused him to be
traded for Haley ring candidates.
Did we believe the item in question
caused the defeat Of Mr.. Batten for
District Attorney, our sorrow would
be great indeed. We are confident
that if tho statement lost Mr.. B.
votes on Wood River it gained him
a great many more in Gilmore.
Fact is, the thing was cut and dried
long before election that Batten
should be downed if HALEY could
accomplish that calamity to Altu-
ras county. Mr.. Batten made a
manly, honorable fight, and al
though defeated he to-day stands
head and shoulders above his sue
cessful opponent in the esteem of
fellow citizens generally. O. B.
Batter is too honorable man to
succeed in a political fight ON Wood
River; indeed he is too honorable to
succeed as q lawyer, or in any other
calling, on Wood River, and should
by all means come to Gilmore and
settle where people are not yet so
debased that they cannot appreci-
ate these good qualities in any man.
In conclusion the BULLETIN is
proud to know that every candidate
whose claims it advocated received
a good majority in every precinct
in Gilmore.
Geo. H. Cummings writes to the
Idaho World from Silver City as
follows: Forty men are working in
the Orc Elmo, forty-five in the Poor
man and Owyhee mines and six
doing dead work on the Belle Peck.
Leonard's mill is working Owyhee
ore, Scales 4 Wagner's running on
Poorman rock, and the Lincoln mill
is crushing Orc Fine ore. The
Wagontown mine, the ore of which
is crushed in tho DeLamar mill, is
said to be one Of the best mines in
the Territory. 1t is very large
somewhere in the neighborhood Of
twenty feet. 1t is worked with pick
and shovel and requires no blast
ing"
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-12-01

AS DR.. Smith, George Fletcher,
Alec. Bruce, 10 Vanderpool and
Henry Dorsey are considering the
propriety Of and encouraging the
formation of a "Hugging Society"
in Mountain Home for the benefit
Of the Church, we give the ruling
prices of a "Hugging Society" in
Missouri: Girls under Is, 2 cents
for each hug of one minute; from 16
to 70 years of age, so cents; from
70 to %, Is cts; school ma ans, 40
cents; widows, according to looks,
from 10 cents to 81; old maids 3
cents apiece or 70 for u nickel, and
not any limit Of time. Ministers
are not allowed to participate for
fear they would monopolizc the
business free of charge.
The female branch Of the triple
link order Of Friendship, Love and
Truth gave a public dance at Odd
Fellows Hall Thursday night. The
attendance was not large, we are
sorry to say, but the gathering was
composed Of jolly and respected
lot of ladies and gentlemen. The
music by Messrs. Sprague, Brown
ellie and Ford was excellent, and
the occasion one of much joy.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Leonard continues to
run the Leonard House at Glenn's
Ferry in first class style, and from
the large number Of daily guests it
seems that this excellent lady will
again be compelled to enlarge her
hotel.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at
the residence of Mrs. +. C. Hell
frich next Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
All taxes become delinquents on
the 10th instant. After that date
10 per cent will be added.
Mrs. Lizzie Kohlepp died sudden
ly Of paralysis of the heart at Hal
ley last Wednesday.