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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

THE Coaa,y Commissioner, have com
plsied their r,por, Co the year lss5. aad
4 oil soon Be issued Ia phamPhlsi form.
Il ,hos. tie receipts dgT.as the year .
have been si6.3sj3l the Expenditure
have bsen Sl2.2iO.62. lsaving bAlaace
Ia the treasury % SLlJLC9. TIE
statement % resources All liabilities
slows q balance b. favor o. The e5gn,y q
st.ltt3O. o. l.Oso.os better ;hAa las;
NrAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

OXFORD, ns-Al COgit Of PROBATE hsii q,
fusturg. within snd fOI the County ofOtf0rs
IN the fret Tuesdsy Of Dee, A. ID, lS1.
Ca petition Of JOSIAH, HEALD, Guardian ol
sifney GRAY, minor hsH Of hshltsbls Dafgin,
late OF Lowell, IN ssii C1untT, csessssd, prsSirf
lof license 10 eel sId coavey certain teal esisis
sifsaiei 10 s~esier, % saii Coaaty, snd fnily
tescfiDed In Lis petition 90 Ole 81 60 aissnia'
geous orsr a. ,wo bsadfsi dollars.
OnDEEED. That The ssid psinScss silver bctice
10 eli tsIsons utsrstsd, BY esusing an sbstrasl
Of his Istition. vita this order thero1 20 b
psblishsd Ihrts esk IL succsssiseiy Ia the OxfoEp
DfEOcsAr, q rssspapsr printed ~ Paris. II
said Isunty, that tbsy nay apIesr ~ o fTobAie
Court. 20 Be held 81 fsfis, On me third Tuesday
Of Jan. nsxt. 81 bibe Osl0ck In the forenoon,
end SHOW cause. u say thsJ have. vhy the tame
shOsld not - granisi.
Gio. A. WILSON. ledge.
A true e9gy,-sttssti n. a.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

as.a, 4" 100 100 %
i.o,s. " 90 90 o.
Wkssisr u.at.sf. 90 usthnsr. lta id -
Aufrosccgg.a Wsisf Poser a..
tsiauco q Tasnship, $40 40 ~ I"
AL usafr " puaa. % Asa5tr seth safv 'us
q aploIairi Agtut o. .upsfiatfn - ssg-ufii.
tufr oft sane. scoarf'aFts IA, at ~ if o..
qaHst o. SIZE boti. tsits La tiurls.
as Attttsf Nofih suitius. 80 ne puu o. q
tbIa.tlfng g. uurh oi ~ tounty fntd 'ssaIng
ffom AufuFrr Cafnsf a. tp'on - liss -uhin $50
suff 80. at slsu mssh q ne nisft nfues
Hnad. 81 raliri. a. les sittin stti safpins. he
sam e. Z cts tnufisi aai so fii'sfs anf tsfttT
rra.f. L. $500 a. "a 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TftE subsrrih~T hsrvhF .Itet publs aoti-~ thsi
~ has hes fuif agpairtst ~ m iifa. iRiFe
q rrut.sts &c ths tourtT ~ ONfaft. and a.
suusd ths tfust ~ Fssratnf - ~ sFats -
WILLIAM WAtkgr ave - trv,tafr,
n ssh CcuHtr df'ss.id. ~ gFing bod az The
las directs ~ thffst1rr ffNafs't AZ rsfs1nf 10.
ashssd ie ihs estate q al deceased o. mats In
mftiats rsfmerf, art thofe vhn have auI -
nanfs fhsTsan o. sxh tif fts sane ~
ns. LEI fpilN " WAtkEH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TuE sahsrf. 1ef n ~ siFrs puh 4 uoiiss thNi
- tAs tssu fa'r 81 - ttri ~ ths n ~ Itfrs ~
rfuhais ~ CnaatF a Osfaft aaf atsamsi
~ tfuft % EtfrutrF af trs ff'lfs ~
CuRNItiusn NCiNriRs. late n pfumtft.
IN ssH CoHtfF. dscskscf, o. gIFirE bod a. NE
a. ilfsffr ~ thsfsf 20 fsq lesfs tu psfscnt IN
4 bret o. ihs estate ~ ell tscesset n lnAts in
unsil sts lafmsnt al Thee So have any 10.
n.us. thFf.sa o. sthiot ~ sAn- q
Dec. ID. tssi. SAMUEL ~, DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TIN ssufrrttsf tstsav Dives uctirs test
- tss tee falr trrointsf ~ he iloa iHtfs
a rfnhais 60 ne truntr nf Oniori AL astur.sf
~ trust - Afsn'ntsfFafrf 81 ~ ssfafr -
JANIS iiNsCurf. late ~ nfuufaff.
ia ssA Countr tscsafrfbT sifiuF tetf ssths las
directs b. thffff0fs frlafsts 81 rsrscns stS az
infstfsd % thssstafs ~ salf ffrs kss a. Eaks In
mediate rsYtafat "a thoss che have saY isnanfs
lhsreoa "a sshiii'tts fkmsto
pss cih. nsf. CIAELEs LlNiCOTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Ihl,i, Good ENOUGH

NJ 4 y nsffholsafs kaksskA. Mfh. saysf n
e.s ny 10 solsif g. ~. nstii kfnueif's Isrefts
Hfuleiy. ~ RraAsat. ~. \. hst liver al ksiasy
a. 49, stil al csa A. q nahs uofk 81 ~ tsua. I
shall Assys kaii - 10th hsn.it So To- ksuassly's
Tsycfiir RsufiT. Iflcs. tteQa hctilf, "a GO o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

axFuup ss-Af truu q ffoia' hsii Of
Ffiis. sittil ard ~ a. C1urtY ~ Ga iofc, 90
80 fhiff TussiaY q bee. a n. 10.
HEHuFHT 4 MHtTCOMH scmlnI.ifatf
~ ~ stisis 81 fudtfkt =. iiCu. late oi
Nsirfflff. o. skii Couniy ~ Ohferi, dsctsssd.
hsyrs plssfuIsa fif tfrcunt a adntnisifatIon
of ne estais 81 tsd dscsssrd slso ~ private
arsoant sEainst SAT- sstats Soc alosanclt
uEuLAHD. That fad AfminiaTAtor ftFs notice
to al ptrsons lntsr.-fed. By eaasns copy 81 this
osdsr 81 - publi.hed thfte wells suocesslVsly in
ihaf ttsy nay sppesF 81 Ccur ~ frtbtts. 70 b.
he'd ~ Paris, in SAD CoahtY, On the iti't Tues-
dsv u Jan hsht. ~ tins Ov'cct in ihs fSrs'
20 n act show cAuse u sty thsy have. sty the
~ '''''' ~ - Gso. 4. wilsUS. Jsis,.
Ai1at upy-AITTsTi II. 4. Davis, I.sEis.sf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TEX sstsfritsf tfftiY gtfs Tubiir notiss nsi
~ hss hssn raiY fTToisisd ~ NJ iioa Jsfgs
q Fruhttr 90 re CosttY ofusilFt sni ssfune.i
TIE ffust u Afmisiaifainf q N lstae n
sitAr MITCHELL. 'ais u iiuftisi
ln ssh tsutff tfcsssod. ~ sirlnE beat a. ne
ta- dIftffs ~ tfsfrfofs rrIussfs al Tsrfnns To-
fstt'd % zee estate tfsalt dseeafsi - make IN
astisis pAi u,sut. at those vho have any "a
uahds thsfeon. D. rnhitit ths ssnls q
Dee .th. i-;. CiiAni.Fs n. PRINCE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

OXFORD. - Al Ccuft ~ Probate hs'f "a
Tafis. Nttin ard 80 80 Couaiy ~ otirfi, On
80 thif,i TarsdsF ~ I've. a. n 49,.
itOhIg y. CHASE. tamfu lNcutar = q
rsftaia itstrsmfnf. Tsfprfi sfo 90 ~ ltsi Will
ard Teftamstt ~ Etihff N. thass, laie n
uarl Sell. in sNhl lrurtF dFErasrf, naFinG Dr.
ssrfsd t1s saras Soc Ffphsts
Ordsrf. That The ,sid Etssaiof sIrs noiioe
o. al psfs1ns interested b. causlnE copy q ne
order b. D. putllthsi three sosks ssecsssiTeiY On
ne Osiofg D,mosfai pHnisd 81 Paris. thlithsy
nay sVpear na Probate COaft O. - held q
Paris IN sshi CoantF on the third Iasfdsy ~
-. nsxt. a. n.nc o'ei0rk In The i1fsanoR, ati
shns Casts. n sny ttsy have. ~ the sft
la.tumsat shouiI tot ~ yfctsd, aITfovti AT
.Ie~rsi. &c ths act vii atd Tc'iamvti q sAii
tfcsssi
Gro 4. WILSON, Jsdse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Hos JOINS J PrEEy has been chosen
Prs,ijsai q ihs Veteran Republican
Clab % Portland. an ofsAa.zatoa com
posed o. msn ~ho voted for L.acoln ia
iseO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TttE sahsrsit-f h frhy 80 - - at ii. TAI
- hfs l-sn ely sueoia'st ~ ~ uoi. fufxe
IL Probate so - Cgsnff ~ OtflFf. s1f Assumed
Ne irust a xsrutaf n M ss'Ais %
fRTDEEiCE KtMnALi, isis 81 Ltstu.
h ssli Countr. isesssfi. ~ sfirE TODD 40 ihs
las directs ~ Therefore fsyafs's al Islssas IN.
dstissi q tas estate II fsi dsrsssoi - nsEe In
mediate psYusa'. at those Nha have any
dfmans. thsfsIe ~ ssh.tit ~ sane ~
p,e 20. 49,. GLn. 4. KiMnAt T..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Tn Pam Ard Glrisn. Philalelphia.
pabli,hs. The fol.osi-g. ~hieh We o..
psbli,h by itq1s,,. We think !; ~ill
nee; ~iia ihe approval q many q our
rtAisf,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

A. J. BtlNr. q Giieai. b" been
dominated fof Justice % The Peace by The
Govsfnor. ard ri b Bean q B'osnh'd
f1r Notary puhhc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

GroHoE q SuiEin. Es1. % Frye
burg. has besn appointed p'pa'y. BY
sheriff Wofuell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
% First Mortgages in Kansas,

" Daring he nsrt 70 days us shAl give our
CUSTOMERS ptf ceri. ou any mousy ibsy nay stnt
a. a. lnrestufrts 90 lave 90 ssls. We have o.
hani Trst Mortgages and application 90 mousy up-
III frsi mortgage leans. mostly uenh leo isrms.
.rnounis rsngug frufn tl.0 o. $50. We have also
mortgages In auounfs 90 o. go 900 81 psr cent.
ukIrk ss ofsf. ilas uufh macy can Yea furnish
u. a. thsss l1ans1 Itfy srr I security. The
i1.a srolrfs apQllad 60 In each case O. amount
80 IL ssfs tsyoGi d1ubf. Nos Il he tine % gtt
: nics ilns n small Eit edge laats. Write 90 GER
Me- fnvtstofs Gulle. RsIlh With aiivice % JOHN
n, KNOX a CO, invt.tmfnt Banker, and loAa
Agtnfs, Topeka. kka. Boston Ofcs Room "a,
No. u nr0utsld g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Aran. hsfsbT ofisrss. mt ths sI ssssstsi
ssana Jamss = HILL. Dssi u Hastinss. sud
Trsafh ThomN. tnxsthsf piih sitt Ne dal
Ia, aut hn fsuis - ne tAt % Cross ilfift. Va
~ "a Anffcscoxsa waisf Poser tpmpaaT
Assessing IL an - ssftnif ave collars al Tea
cstts. D. fIpsticf upoa altft hrot g1ai, ct
slas D. rtkslss ~ tptou. Il tfp lla'si Assat -
sttsud me stm-. tnf ne taiarrr ~ AL at,
triruntiug a. tsNfutY,ffs faliaFs at tsa reais
- stFsudei u.sn ne fost ifsiInE ffpn Aaie
ssf o. ptua AT iifnv n puun n at Nofth
safpias l. tppoitisi A.rntt strfai ~ ssms
flfsrf
nNTsrnshfp Isfs CSC" 90 IN pnfp'ss offs.
Y tpsfitE ths usfl ufnot IA slcAlsf. iIias
Ia sad i0stfhip. tuf also ne 1sffy Esaf, %
rals.i NhIra lee 81 sAd iosaship, its zen al
hive hlnfffl ! lass IL asssssei - fli.oss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Gfstt IL aJyointsd trent 10 superinitnf The et'
peudllUrs ~ the sane. and 10 required - give
boad 80 the Lao difects.
an Riley Piartsti0a. Coz the purp0ss Of repair
" lrS the road IN SAD PlantAiisa, running up
suadsY River o. Luihsr Ltilehalss, the sam %
ttiry-elsht dollsr. ati ssVshy ssais 10 Ass.siei
o. 20 iossf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
NV AnVTErI.TuTNrs.

Eoal Tatrs IN unincofporAtei rosusaips.
wanted iume.ilaieiY
"lllmhAnar EohacCo.
FpsCuiatinu On stuCk
To Make ~ Hens lay.
IhsI fur niVUrrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

OXFORD. .. -AtA rfob.is Cqurt helisn II
rafis. uhhla AL 80 ftii cCtuiT, Cn ~ thlfi
Toe sfsF a I've. a ~. 80,
ALuNfO rOMf LOi. OaNfifu q tgrils n.
X IcmsfoF. mincs shid AT hsif n Mama A.
Fomsruy. iats ~ iiaftftff. in fah tcantY, htF
% gtsssrisd % fsrrusi ~ 1uarfitaship II
.ati vafd 90 tll0aauss
ORDERED. nat ths said Guafilsn give uotos
% sii Tsfsots iatsfsftgt ~ eaatluE q cosy
Il ths oftsft b. patlishsith fsssssks sueesssifs
" ittAs Oxf5ff bsmosfat printsf az Paris, that
thsy msy tggssf AZ rfotste Cogft % - tsii 81
Paris IN sai CoahtT. % ne thifd tars ~ iaf
ustta nins ptinck in ttr ioftnoan snd shus sauts
" any thsT have, rhy tie ftme 'tosi noi -
GEoA wlIsoS. Jaa.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

OXFORD. Dee I. 1857.
We have used several bottles Of browns
Ins,sn, Relief the past three months srt
consider iiavery valuable family med clpe
can heartily rscomm'si n - AT
J. W CnipnOCHNE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
BORN
MARRIED

Ia rai.. ia. -. % n--s stu,ers, n. 4
spei. a 400.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TnF sutsrfnsf tffstr fvfs Tttlsto'irs tAai
ne ~ lssn dolly tfpalnHd ~ ~ ilrr. tuiFt
~ PROT ats 80 10 tOartr II Otfuft AT 80.
Used ire at ~ Txfeaiflf Of - estffs of
JANIS liussEN aig ~ ncfldfd
D. go Cruuff. fsssffsi ~ FlFlrG bpid a. the
a. elves - tbsFst1rr Wqafsis 81 rersou :
intisl fsf a. 30 estate ~ ssh tssssset o. nate
la ~ sd'a's paY rssHt. az thess Who hsFefny IL.
nasds thsfsfs ~ fshihlf fts sane a.
~ d. ts.f CNglttNE ~ JOINS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Letter. Note. & Bill Headings

Printed on .apsrior ''oss. Al Low prices. u he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

A,r,.,opy. .,,,.i' j.. c. bi1i.. h'.i.:.'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

quieksnins the blood snd remov.
ins that al eoas fesling sad .ors .
ness a the stomach. AZ melll.
one Or chlifrsn. Il has no sQual,
being rpii IN lie s<tioa sni Pleas.
ant 20 the taste u never f.lls 20
give instant relief uhsa direcflons
are strictly followed. Prepared ~
NonuAr hkDIctSn Co. NORWAY,
Me- sold ~ Al dealers. wkols.
sais by !. VI. PEnKINs, Pwtls,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

TIN kstscfiusf hffrtt sIfFturilIe rotirs TIT
~ -. lssa duiF arroinisd ~ tts iiaa. I1dse
81 Probate fnf ne Casrif ~ ONfnrf sni atsnusd
fhs tfnst ~ IsfrHfnf - ~ ssftff -
NAkY ". NFniiit. lee ~ ftis.
In ssii Cdurty, deeesssii, ~ GirlrE hoad a. TIE
az dfrets 10 thsTeflrv frgHssis All psf sgns 10
iabisl 20 fhs estate 81 saii deesafeFi n male
lmme.iisis psfmeutl at thoss sho hars any de-
nsnds thrse~a 20 sxhitit tts SAVE o.
DE ~ tssf CHARLES ~ MEIuitt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
STATE or MAINE

JAMEs h WRIGHT.
iust.1s 70 a. ifa0r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
N,Dayton Bolster

Bill Heads 49,. 49,. !. S. b:.s..., $3.50. -.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20

Following 10 the full list Of the
elected and appointed officers Of the
Grand lodge, |. o. o. F., held at
HALEY last week: Fred Epsteinc
of Boise, G. NJ; p. NJ. Bruner Of
Haley, D..G. NJ; c. w. Wernicke
of Shoshone, q. w; Leon Fuld Of
Haley, G. S.; John Lemp Of Boise,
G. r.; r $. Halves of Silver City,
G. NJ; l.. Rowley Of Lewiston, G.G.;
Ed Carlisle Of Pocatello, G. c.; c.
w. Townly of Weiser, G.. H.; M. c.
Fleak of Soldier, G. c.; J. III. For
ney of Mt. Idaho, Grand Repre-
sentative. The next session of the
Grand Lodge convenes at Caldwell
on the second Tuesday in October,
1888, Rising Star Lodge of HALEY
is Justly entitled to the thanks of
all members of the Grand Lodge
for the hospitable manner in which
they were entertained during their
session, MS is also the Shoshone
Lodge for its splendid reception Of
the Grand Lodge members while
on their return home.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20

AEA choice assortment OF fine
candies lust arrived at the Postotfice
variety store.
F~All kinds of tinware just ar
rived at Hagar's.
sy Fine Jewelry and Notions al
the postotfice store.
EaE" The sweetest toned and finest
fiddles ever brought TO Mountain
Home have just been received al
Bressler's PDsteiiice store.
So Watch and clock repairing BY
Harry Bressler, on short notice, at the
Postofiice store.
Es5 Cheap and good family sup
plies at Hagar's.
~ Fine liquors and cigars at th'
Rocky Bar drug store.
~ Ice-colj Book Beer on draugh
at. W ID. Davis Capital Saloon.
~ Call on DR.. Wright at TIN
Rocky Bar drug store.
EUThe Rocky Bar drug stor'
keeps all kinds of medicines.
E~ Get your property insured
against fire. J NJ Hagar is agent 10
the Phoenix and the Home-two SOLE
companies.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20
A CARD.

However decently and honestly
one may strive to live and act, the
moment he enters the arena of poll
tics the work of vilifcation and de-
traction begins. From time to time
the Haley Times has assailed me
with some Of it's contemplate filings,
but all such have been too pointless,
witless and senseless to justify no.
tice. In it's issue of last Saturday
it contains lame and impotent at
tempt at wit-silly and trifiing in
itself-but casting an insinuation
that / feel in duty bound to answer
and refute. In the squib referred
to, the impression is sought to be
created that in the event of my
election Major Hyndman will in
effect be the District Attorney. In
answer to this aud the groundless
stories ahoat of like tenor, ! here
state that | am seeking the Office OF
District Attorney of Alturas county
for myself alone; that | have en-
tered into no bargain, arrangement
proposition, scheme, job, combina'
ton, partnership, or any other thing
whatsoever, present or prospective
whereby the said office, in the event
of my election thereto, is to be run
operated or shared in by any one
than myself If elected, shall dc
my duty, my whole duty, anc
nothing but my duty. and shall en-
deavor to do it well.
ORLANDO B. BATTEN.
Ketchum, Idaho, Oct. 10, 1888.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20
THE ORC rrNo STRIKE.

NJ. F. Leach, 'the little quiet and
conservative mine manager" who
brought the Alturas mine to the
front last year, has again been ia
vored with large and rich strike
in the Orc Elmo mine at Silver City.
It was discovered in virgin ground
on the third level of that claim, is
three and one-half feet in width and
the ore averages 81 900 to the ton.
Everything points to an extensive
body of this character of ore, and
every stroke of the pick proclaims
the good judgment and tact Of that
noted mining man Kemp van Ee in
his selection of properties in this
section for himself and his English
friends. Old War Eagle mountain
is again to the front as great gold
producer, the Alturas and Wide
| West at Rocky Bar are doing splen
didly, and the Victory at Pine
Grove will soon fall into the line o
producing mines. AS result al
these camps are in fourishing con
dition-and to whom are those pee
pie more indebted to-day for tn
new and active life that has takel
hold of their respective mining sec
lions than Mr.. J. C. Kemp van Ee
The BULLETIN says mo one," an
accords praise where it is mos
Justly deserved.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20
The Great Problem Is

To find remedy to cure consumption
that is pleasant to taste, harmless,
mild, but at the same time prompt,
sure and effective. HAMBURG's FIGS,
the great fruit cathartie, possess these
qualities in an extraordinary degree,
and are the greatest discovery OF the
age. Hamburg Figs will cure you II
you are constipated, if without appe-
tite, if bilious or suffer from sick head
ache. When you are troubled with
any of the above disorders Hamburg
Figs will, by their mild and prompt
action, relieve the trouble and thus
sooth the irritation which such All
ments always cause. Hamburg Figs
are sold everywhere at 20 cents q box
Dose, one fig. ON
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20

Twelve months ago Jim Hawley
was petted and praised for his great
work in prosecution of the Mormons.
Now that he wants to go to Con-
gress he is in "alliance" with the
Mormons. How many sensible men
who know Mr.. Hawley will believe
this? Not one. Jim Hawley is
trying to injure the mining inter
ests of the Territory. How many
men believe this? Not one. Twelve
months ago Jim Hawley was out
spoken against annexation; now he
is for annexation, they say. How
many will believe this? Not one;
no, not one. These charges have a
sort of reflex action, and the party
bringing them will do themselves
more harm than they will Hon.
James II. Hawley.-Idaho News.
Every voter should see that his
name is entered upon the registry
book of the precinct in which he
resides before it is too late. This is
a duty which should not be put off
until the last hour. The registry
books are in the hands of Justice
Shaw of Mountain Home, and other
precincts have their duly appointed
registry agents. 1t is of great i'm
portance that voters meet this re-
; quirement of the law, so there will
be no obstacle in the way Of Their
right to express their choice at the
ballot box.
The Republicans of Mountain
Home precinct held caucus Mon.
day night and placed in nomination
J. T. Sprague and Amos Lee fol
Justices of the Peace and ". D
Davis for Constable. Judge Sprague
: Judge Lee and Mr. Davis will an
!, nounce dates for public speaking
so soon as their campaign plans arr
, matured.
J Homer Rafensberger has pur
, chased 100 acres of land few miles
: south of Mountain Home, and il
, building a house thereon. TIL,
: next thing, we presume, Homer vii
be hunting a little bird to put in hi'
new cage.
: Old man Prescott, who had sew
! eral ribs broken and received othel
injuries by a fall from a scafiole
two weeks ago, is now improving
! quite rapidly under the care of DR.
Smith.
Judge Berry, at Blackfoot on TIN
10th instant, decided in the Wooley
mandamus case that no Mormon
can take the test oath nor vote.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20
BY The First OF November.

! wish to say all parties whose
notes / hold and which have matured
that ii not settled by the first day Of
November, 1888, shall enforce collect
ion. Please remember that this is no
idle talk. M. JOHNSON.
Mountain Home, Oct, 16, 1888.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20

A Rocky Bar correspondent Of
the News Miner asserts that the
Knights of Labor Assembly at that
place have endorsed Munro and Nc
Pherson of Shoshone and Lands
and Clay of Bellevue and Van
Setback of Rocky Bar for the legis-
lature, ?. II. Kinney for sheriff, ).
Guy Hammer for Recorder,
A friend at Pine Grove writes
that the Reps. had a slim meeting
there on the night of the 10th, which
wound up with a free dance" but
collection had to be taken up tc
pay the fiddler. He advises these
Rep. speakers to bring a spare quar-.
ter next time.
Mrs. Collins, proprietor of the
popular Commercial Hotel at Cald-
well, visited Mountain Home last
Wednesday and vas greeted by
many friends.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20

Major Williams and Hon. o. B.
Batten addressed the people of
Mountain Home Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Williams confined him
self principally to national affairs
and made some telling points in
favor of Cleveland on the tariff
issue. lie concluded his remarks
by asserting his belief that if the
people of Elmore would confine the
boundary SO as to not extend fur
ther east than Bliss, the people of
HALEY would say: "Erring brothers
depart in peace" Mr.. Batten's talk
was Of the modest conservative or
der, relating to the county ticket.
and his remarks were we'll re-
ceived. His friends feel proud of
him and the gentleinanly manner in
which he is making his fight for the
Office Of District Attorney. Little
Battenp will cause a rush of Big
Waters" on Salt river on the 9th OF
November.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20
Ho. for San Francisco.

$500 FOR THE ROUND TRIP.-The
Union Pacific Railway Company has
decided to run another excursion to
San Francisco from the following
points on NOVEMBER 7th Salt
Lake City, Ogden, Echo, Park City,
Evanston. Green. River, Montpelier,
Soda Springs, poeatel!o, Biagkfoot,
Eagle Rock, esoshone, Bellevue Hai-
ley, Ketchum, Glena's Ferry, Noun
tain Heaa, Nampa, Boise City, On
tario. Paveiie, Neiser, Brigham, Lo-
gan, Richmond, Franklin, Oxford
Tickets Nil bo on safe November
Gtu. good going on the 7th gong
limit, 80 days extreme limit three
months iron, date q sale Good re
turning By porttana 81 Ogden.
For particulars addie7- ]. Y PAhKER
Division Passenger s@guG, SAT- Lake
or q. l. ALLEY Stution Agent, Noun
tain Home.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-20
MOUNTAIN HOMES FIRST FIRE.

Thursday night last, about 7:So
O'clock, Robert Browns dwelling
house was discovered to be on fire.
An alarm was given and soon a
large number of people were on the
ground but owing TO the scarcity of
water very little could be done 70
suppress the flames, and only II
small portion Of the furniture was
saved. Fortunately the house stood
some distance from other buildings
and the wind was blowing but little,
vet it was with some difficulty. that
the roofs of the nearest houses Were
prevented from taking fire by the
flying sparks. The shavings around
Shaw's new building, asblock away
ignited several times but the flames
were suppressed. This is the frs
house ever destroyed by fire in thi'
town. 1t was owned by Rober
Brown and occupied for sleepin!
apartments by himself and Charlie
Coolidge, and as neither of then
had been in the house during tn
evening the cause of the fire is
mystery. Brown was absent q
Glenn's Ferry. Coolidge had vi
in currency and gold in a purse i
his trunk Knowing the localit
of the trunk attention was directe
to that part Of the burning hou'
and what little. water that could |
obtained was applied to that pa
ticular spot. When the charrt
trunk was opened the purse WI
! found where placed at the bottol
uninjured, but the clothing w
: ruined. Bob Brown has had ha
? = streak of luck recently throu,
Q sickness, and this additional m
J. fortune causes our people to deep
sympatize with him. The hou
y and contents was valued at 5000.