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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13
ACADEMY
OF
Oar Lady Of Perpetual Help.
ALBANY. oREGoFi.

noadneiad Dy the slsas. Of s.. benedict.
This Academy is Incorporates and sn-
tnorizcd by The atate to confer acsueD'c
norors. Tho course og studJ - ccin Psstes
N.sI,e,nntic.. + TAterAenra and Siusic sge
.sogiaIgies. a. alss the Normal Instruction
II aspIrants for teachers csrtiacnsss. In
4sstrial drawing, vocal music IN class and
al kinds Of nsedlswork form, no extra
as,srge. The discipline Of the school
bgntie but firnr. ootect being 10 form
hst only refined Young ladies' Dat non.s
snd useful members. Of society, Fupi,s
,kmItted AZ any fine and charges propor-
sensd. Pupils Of any denomipation re-
! seived.
Tuition in select day school ranges from
4 IS 70 $40.
| For terms OF Boarding School or any
| prsier lars apply at the Academy, or id-
sAess Sister supeTioTees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13

unpaid assessment what's the matter.
Al revival meeting up on Blue creek. In
the Walla Walla country recently, man
named Stuart confessed on thrco different
oceasions that be was murderer. Then the
spirit Of repentance died In him aud he now
refuses 10 divulge any ~ the particulars.
This has aroused curiosity in the nsi9hbof-
hood. that win hardly be allayed until tho
siciet is fully barred.
The bslated overland arrived At o'clock
last night.
Tho recivts at the Japanese tea lat ever
Ing we're $27b.
The new ferry boat was launched to-day,
ready for the top.
Mr. y G Kirchoif. OF Astoria. .hsll owrcr In
the Revere House property. Is In tho city.
Eugens has Just reached the COW ordinance
question and will probably have ono 10 .
few years.
| William Wolfe killed q fox on Howell
prairie In Msrion county Wednesday, not .
very common occurrences.
Sevsnty-ays Italian iaborors arrived on
the Orient TO day aud will go 20 the front
TO work on the exsension.
1
10 Portland this winter or next spring, with
some costly mo lais a. prizes. Will y 20.
participate.
Two Ied'aa boys who Iran away from
schooi At Chomaw, on Thanksgiving day,
wCek by DSLnty Marshal Sorafofi.
Mas Lillian HAekleinap, who has been
manipulating ansimoby ut Salem several
months arrived Ia Albany last evening and
expects to make this city her home.
!. 0a coming from sehmeors livery stable
this noon tho one horse .phaetnn Of II No.
Twain was tippad over and some what dam,
agsd; but tbs horse was stopped teiorc run
ming far.
q A special train hrsiYed last night from
. Yaqnina Bay, bringing seventy Eve mer
from the Willamette Valley. who lett on thi
. mornings train for tho from. 10 work on th,
Oregon Pacific oxsension.
Some fine Christmas cards with Oregon
eeenea. Oregon moses, etc, and labeled
Christmas Greeting from Oregon" are Il
, the market. They are very srti.tio. 1b
pictnEea were taken By Crawford 4 Paxton
Dir Sherman Hays and Miss Anna SoYer
!. obtained > marriage permit yesterday NOR
ming akd went TO Halsey, whsie they are b
. be married Wednesday, At the residence 9
the brides parents is.-Eagene Register.
Mr J r Whiting. the artist, IL making Al
rangsments 10 open : siass 10 painting .
hIs rooms 10 the Foster Block. Tho two els
: CANT paintings on sxhibitionIAt Blackmans
showshis ability as an artist. He deserve
4 large class.
!, According 10 the story Of an old settler o
the hrst vote ever cast in umattlla county
there were seventeen republicans aud thre
hupdFsc democrats ballots cast. Il was sf
!, ter Prices army settled In this section. an
republicans wete in hopeless minority
:, East Oregonian.
The protracted meetings held at th
;. Christian ehnrch by J Y Stewart are Ell
continuing and much interest 10 manitests
!. there having been i6 aecessions to II
church. Aad with the assistance Of n D A
10y Of Eugene expect them 10 continue .
Of next week hoping that much good ms
yet b accomplished.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13
Advice 20 Moth

T.,y the fall cream cheese at G L Brown
ell's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13

FARGO, N D., Dee. 6.--At meeting Of ih G
recently organized Dempsey Athletic Club {,
held this evening. Il WAS decided 10 offer a
purse Of s4o.ooo for 6ght 10 finish between
Sullivan and Jackson,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13
The Lunatlc Contuctor.

PENDLEToN, Dec. 4.--The crazy man who
took charge Of the'train as published in the
Oyegonian this morning is from Philadelphia.
His name is James II Arnold, and he has a
brother. w II Arnold, the head of large pub
fishing house in PhiIadelphia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13
PIANOS.

Those wishing n 6rst-cIaas instrumeni
should call &C Mrs. B. E. Hyman's r1d
zee one Of those Celebrated Hemmo a
LonB pianoos, excellent rIcb tone. rs
E|4IF KnaIBnteDd for s years. The lLies
t1s-mnsle for safe. Musie and painting
1Anbna given there. Also tho place to go
Yyur rev E0wlhF Machine. Fancy w0rl
Fnd dress meking doDa 10 order. FRS
dnsraast of Young's cid stand, Albany
Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13

POMONA, Cal, Dec. 1.-Two Pomona boys
sged about IS, named Pricstly and Lucas,
caarreled over girl whom both loved, the
dispute resulting in one challenging the other.
They met 10 a barn last night and fought vita
fois with the button showed back three quart.
ers OF an inch from the point Al d sharpcned.
Priestly was badly prodded about the face and
chest.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
DUPLICATION FOR A PATENr.

y,NrrNp SrArHa LAND oFPiCn,


UNITED sTArsa LAND oFscs,
HALEY, idaho April 49, 1889.
Notice Ia hereby given that The Bear Creek Gold
isx n y, he State 81 New York BY Prank o.ysn.
its attorney In fact VIII ssofics add " ROCKY
Bar, Elmore county Idaho Territory. has made up
plication for United ststss patent for the
MOUNTAIN GOAT MINING CLAIM
meSiy Aituras) County, Idaho Territory consi.,,ng
Of fifteen hundred linear feet OF the lode ana sur
face ground six hundred feet wide being lot No. 20
and ,, and described In the nsid notes ana plat
setic variation at n. l8 degrees IS minutes east, ~
follows. Beginning At point Of discovery, where no
tice OF location was originally posted thence 80
deg w 500 feet W corner No. ]. thence ~ deg.
600 feet N corner No. 2, thence 70 deg. 500
feet corner No. 8, thence 30 deg 600 fess cor.
uer No. I, thence 8 Is deg W > W corner No. and
whence corner No. survey 1873 Il bears II deg Is
min llS2 feet distant area, containing an area Of
10. $50 across, no confcta Also claiming tho
MOUNTAIN GOAT MILL SITE
Survey 1888 B, which is more fvily described ~ to
and BE- ,n .s no as 81 survey
nled in the Office Of the Register Of the district Of
lands subject to sale at i've dollars FER acre which
field notes Of survey describe the bonndares ana en-
tent Of said claim on the surface with magnetic Va
Ration at n. Is deg u min east, - follows to-~'t
Beginning At the n corner No. !, At which poin'
the notice Of location was posted, thence 81 deg
W 275 feet N Corner No. 2, thence II deg. Vi
min L 500 feet S W corner No. 3, thence 81 deg
l. 800 feet S corner No I, thence deg " 500
feet corner No. l, and place Of beginning o
survey Of exterior boundaries OF claim area contain
ing Of 726 acres, conflicts. The said min
ing claim and mill site mining claim being Of recort
In the ONCE Of the Recorder OF laid mining distrie
known iocA tons being the Independence Got No
50 and AlturAs lode, unsarysysd, on the west
direct that this notice b. published 10 the Nocs
sAIk HoEE BuLLssls. the nswspAper published near
mi nin1 ri Nj m n m claim
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
POKER PARLANCE.

Stand pat" when you have a pat
home. Beware of bobtail flushes
and Spanish routines; a pair of
deuces will beat either. It requires
big bluffing with big sack to make
bobtail flush win. A Mackinaw
always wins. We are holding a
Mackinaw, and all Of the railroad
wealth Of Logan can't make us lay
down. This is the first Mackinaw
held by Alturs; the commissioners
picked up the Mackinaw at the
right time, and on Weir's deal.
Weir dealt, Logan opened, Gilmore
stood in, Alturas raised. Thus the
play stands.
The above is from the HALEY
News Miner, and shows what the
editor of that sheet knows about
draw poker and politics. Aren't
you a trifle mistaken, Mr.. News
Miner, in regard to the way the
play came up7 There have been a
number of things happend since
Alturas made the last raise. You
have been called and nailed to the
cross, and your teet are now dang
ling in mid air, swaying to- and fro
like a scare crow in q corn field
You thought you had a Mackinaw
flush, but when you came TO look a,
your hand again you found tina,
you were mistaken, and that al
you held was = ming" You are
eminently correct when you stat.
that Judge Weir dealt. He did in
deed deal, and assisted by Judge
Logan, dealt" such a blow to AL
turas that when she awakened in
tho morning she found herself il
four pieces, with each one of tn
segregated portions able to lool
after itself. Alturas raised" a
one time--that is, she raised tn
tax levy to a figure that made i
wellnigh impossible for person Il
carry on business, and make any
thing. Now q showdown has beef
had, and the Supreme Court Of thi
Territory. after carefully scanning
the different hands dealt, has de
cided that Alturas has a foul ham
and loses the stakes in conse
1ucncc.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
1. O. O. +. ANNIVERSARY BALL

A Dance 70 be Under the Auspices
OF the Daughters Of Rebekah.
The Daughters of Rebekah Of Noun
tain Home will celebrate the 10Th
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship in
America on Friday evening, A pril 26th
by giving Calico Dress and Neck.tie
Ball, the object being pr incipally to
replenish their treasury, but ut the
same time pleasant and joyful time
may be truly anticipated. The lady
members Of the order will have sole
charge Of the affair and have appoint.
ed the following committees:
Committee Of ArrAng-ments-Mr
n Dorsey, Mrs. NJ. johnson, Mrs. q.
NJ. Payne.
Floor pirector-H. Dorsey.
Floor NJ ma Scrs-.Alex. Brlc Q, u. B
Hill, Amos Lee.
Reception Committse-Mr. and Mrs
Adm Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howeth
Mr. ind Mrs. kitclling, Miss Made
Payne, Dr. W. F. Smith.
The best OF music has been engaged
and supper heretofore unsurpassed
will be supplied.
All persons, whether Odd Fellows o
not, should lend y helping hand o,
this occasion and thereby contribute
toward maintaining such humans
and charitable organization AZ tn
Daughters Of kehekah.
Every lady will be expected to ap
pear dressed in calico.
Make yourselves and the Daughter
glad by your attendance.
Ticket to dance only 81. SO.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

APPLICATION FOX 4 PATENT.
Notice No. 284.
Ualrxp STATES LAND OrYcE,
HALEY, Alturas County, Idaho.
April Is. 1889.
Notice 10 hereby given that Jacob Reeser. whose
pcst,,face address is Rocky Bar County Of Rlnors.
and Territory OF Idaho has made application for .
United States patent for the
REEsER MILL STIR CLAIM
Situate In Bear Creek Mining District. Rlmore uor
merry Alturas) County, Idaho Territory, CONSISTING
OF 9o7 acres being lot No 81, and described IN the
field notes md plat Of the official survey on Ale in
this Office with magnetic variation at D ~ deg. 10
minutes east, as follows: BEGINNING st N " corner
No. !, thence $ 2a deg W $50 feet 5 corner No :.
thence IS deg F $50 feet corner No. B. thence
N % deg $50 feet N corner No :. thence \ 50
deg. ss min. W 1928 feet corner No. S. thence n 81
deg 80 min " $50 feet w corner No !, aud place
OF beginning, containing of 1907 acres. no
conflicts The said mill site claim being OF record In
tbs Office OF the Recorder OF said mining district at
HALEY, in Aitusas County, Idaho. The nearest
know IL locations being the Independence and Moun-
tain Goat odes.
direc, that .his notice be pu5li.ns. in the horS
tam HoME BrLbETis. the newspaper published near
est the said mining claim, for the period OF si1ty
days. o. bILLlHds, Register
b. T. WALpRos Attorney for Claimant.
First publication April 20.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
Scion Mccoy.

We will sell round trip tickets
to Boise City and return on April
Is and rs at $3.50 for the round
Trim. ON account of I. O. O. F. cele-
brstion. Tickets will be good go
ing until April 26th. Good return
ing until April 28th.
G. L. ALLEY,
Agent U. P. R'y.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
Adylce 10 MosAere.

Mrs wlNsLcw's SOOTHING SYRrp,
fur children teething. IL the prcacrip.
tion IT one Of the best female nursss
and physicians in the United Ststes.
and has been used for forty years with
ncver-failinE success b. millions Q!
mothers for their children. During
the prscess Of teething lite value 10 in
calculahle. Il relieves the child from
pain. cures dyscnt-ry and diarrhoeA,
gripping in the howel-, and wind-cclic.
by giving health to the child it rests
the mother. Price 25c. = bottle.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
EVERYTHING NEW.
Meals 1t all Hours, on European plan.
Open day and night.
Fresh Oysters, every style.
eWAlso fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LAND OFFICE, Boise CIry. IDAHO,

1868.
Notice IL hereby given that tho following named
s~ttlsr has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim. and that said proof will
Be made before Register and Receiver ut Boise City,
Idaho on Monday, April I'D l. 80, viz: Frank :. Cos,
who died declarasory Statement 1882 for the W IL
q IL section IL and L l-2 Z IA section II tp
ROE He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continues residence upon and cultivation Of,
sAad land, viz: Fred Schwenck, Geo =. Hall.
J. n. canpbeli aud q. l.. Wall. all Of Mountain
Home r. o.. Elroors county, idaho.
Any person who desires TO protest against the A.
lowancs Of such proof. who knows Of any substan
al reason. under the aw anA the regulations Of the
Interior Department. why such proof should not Be
allowed viii BE- given an opportunity 1t the above
uasnticnsd time and place to cross examine the wit
psssss Of aaid claimant, and to ocr evidence in re
hu.tsl ot that submitted nv claimant
Ml6 HARLEM tEFLEf, Register.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
Ressae.cs for sale Cheap.

Two acres Of good improved land
fsnoed. with comfortable dwelling, .
.nle,did well of never.failing water,
sppls trees, grape and gooseberry
nisnts in . dourishing condition. and
numerous ornamental trees. Only
abous ave minutes walk from the de-
not, Would take part pay in wagon
and horses. Apply to g. NJ. PAYNE,
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20

The Ladies' Guild of the Epis-
copal church will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
1t the residence of Mrs. G. NJ.
Payne. A full attendance is re-
quested. By order Of
MINNIE STuLL, SEC.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
BASE BALL.

The game Of baseball on the
Mountain Home grounds last Sum
day afternoon was one Of the most
9 -uliar that it has ever been the
Of mortal man to witness
or participate in. The spectators
didn't know from one minute to an
,ther what would be the next thing
on the programmes murder or
another inning Of baseball. Messrs.
Mosher and Madison we're sppointed
but they hadn't picked
out their respective mines before the
wrangling commenced because one
side appeared to have better play
ers than the other. But play was
finally called with Mr.. Davis as um-
pire. The game ran along for an
inning or 50 with nothing particular
to break the monotony. Then the
umpire dec ided fair ball when he
should have decided it foul. That
brought forth storm Of indigna-
ton from Mosher's side, and Turn
er, their catcher, got so mad about
it that hc tried to swallow the ball,
but was prevented just in time to
save his life Tac umpire then had
his official head cut of ON account
of his wild decision, and Montana
Bob was called upon to fill the va
cancy caused by the sudden trans
lation of Davis, who thereafter
viewed the game at his ease from a
three-cornered seat on the wood
pile. At this juncture they passed
a rule whereby any one disputing q
decision Of the umpire should have
to set 'em up to the crowd, which
legislation had the effect of tanning
the ballplavers and they no Longer
! allowed themselves to use such tur
gid language, hot, bitter, biting III
vective and whitening sarcasm with
which they had covered the patien
and long-suffering umpire but few
minutes before. Brownell became
chafcd under the collar because tn
pitcher struck him on the head ,
couple Of times with the ball. Som
people are built that way, canno
take a joke, and would kick ate
they were hung. Brownell sough
seclusion on the wood pile for fe,
minutes while he cooled off by al
lowing the wind to blow through hi
mustache, and the game proceeded
!. But why recall the narrowing dc
tails, suffice to say that Mosher'
men were shamefully defeated, bu
hope to do better next time.
SUMMARY.
Dead-Umpire Davis, who vii
study up on the rules before he um
pires another game.
Wounded-Rrownell.
Observation-Disclosures.
. Disguised lat the childishnes
displayed by Sc me of the play .rs)-
, Nearly every one who witnessed tn
: game.
Happy-Malison's men.
CONFIDENTIAL the players, VIII
!. announce another game at the sam
place next Sunday afternoon at tt
T conventional hour.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1889.

Snow 9 inches deep at Rocky Bar,
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas oveth visit
cd Mountain Home Tuesday.
Judg J. T. Sprague made bust
ness trip 70 the Capital this week.
Nelse Still, the accommodating
stage driver on the Rocky Bar road,
sick At Dog creek station.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
.'cs@plimentary" to the Odd Eel
lows hall At Bellevue on the 18th
A number of our CT 'zens were
called 70 koise this week as wit
a.ssas in the Wilkins and Hagar
6 e..
~Al. Cruttenden pays CASH for
Aiaas and p~lts ~ the Brick Store.
Mn. Watson Of Lime creek and
Miss. Eta Watson sister Of Super
intendert Watson, are visiting in
Mountain Home.
One hundred pounds Of fresh,
choice Michigan maple sugar Just
received By DR. Rearhv, and will be
sold for Is cents per pound.
Mrs. Ellis, mother Of Mrs. 2. N.
<Hungerford, who has been visiting
her children in Oregon and Idaho,
has returned to her home in Mich
igan.
Alex. Bruce, member from FL
m re county. will attend a meeting
of the Republican Territorial Gen.
trail Committee at Pocatello on
April 22d.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will
give their party at the Gilmore
House dining room on next FRIDAY
evening. Arrangements are all
complated for one Of the most pleas-
- dances Of this or any other
season.
~Fletcher 4 Simpson can sup
My you with every thing in the groc
~ line. boots. shoes, hats, drygOods
surnishing goods. barb wire, stock
salt AID everything else.
D. II. Ora, who was sheriff q
Ait---- -~",tv in 1881 and 1885,
was adjudged insane yes erdav, ano
Sheriff Kinney left with him for thu
asylum ut Rlackfoot. He appear
{. be more dcmented than in.ane.-
News-Mincr.
Ike Harmon, who started will
his freight teams for Rocky Ba
several days ago, was brought bacl
lome Wednesday night by Mr.
lRucker suffering greatly with spot
ted faver. He is very sick man
but his many friends hope that hi
strong contribution may pull hin
through all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. johnson, Mrs
Dorsey and Miss Inez Lunt visitet
Howeth's ranch Monday. Ate
seeing tho numerous never failing
springs in that vicinity and noticing
4 the solid rim-rock between them ant
the Snake River, Mr.. johnson il
moro than ever convinced tina
Mountain Home stands over vas
under channel of water that coul'
bo reached BY artesian wells.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
Oct Good Pumps.

johnson 4 sprague have received q
number If u. 8. Patent Wood Pumps.
They are the most durable and best
punps ussda for wells and windmills.
Seod in your order early. or you may
get left. o1o
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
and warran,s urder'd drawn for the
same on the Current Expense fund:

sAss~
same on The Current Expense FUND:
v. Garrett. poll Mt Of ve.sr, for ieas. - 10 %
more m r' . INV s'p' :" Ao'.e'' =. = 10 %
Hart Canton. salary school superintendent. %
,%. Ws1on sa.t az = !. district
.sa~r t'ulp, .ai.r. - prob-t. juage III
csss, s.ns.rs Z. III WI d.. tor
sheriff .....:.... 60 o.
is .n a. s! !s tsps's 81 jan ana ~o'a ." . o,
A.r.iu kni,t.s, ~hi..wAsh.ns an painting
! n n. ssa a'nog ,,h.n,,,,. "a, ep.,, i,
iii '.........',.... -. ............. - 50
n soss. Aui my n s' s per .as ,,n nn
John Cox, Repeating auditor. and shs, IA
ea,Ss s,,., ,,, :.
u Q. Eshell, mll.Ass MArvh meeting. $40 90:
Inr M ,nss,,u. 10 o.. 80. ~ " N 90
". n. sto kton, = ary . Commissioner $3.50. %
,.r enai hs.gs .,s.s,Ur ga,
y: 80; mileage 70 n.r,h n.,tinr. 81 s.:
ssa ,sa y s 1Ps nsS'ns 'y new ana NJ ,ss 90
Frank r casanAh .Aa-y =. commissioner. 50
Henry s~anh..m table TO recorders once, ="
Inc following accounts were NJ.
lowed anu warrants drawn on ihe Noad
FUNDS OF the several distIicts:
derke " Jackson, sesv'es road over''ef road -,
1,la,L 49,. ;n.,r,,,.,..,l ~ .,., a..,l I, -
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
TOl RIATA.

Whether on pleasure bent or business
should take on every trip bottle Of
Syrup of Figs, M it acts most pleasant
~ and effectually On the kidneys, liver
and bowels, preventing tevers, head.
aches and other forms Of sickness
For sale in SOC and $lO0 bottles by
all leading druggists. m23
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
Estray Notice.

6trayed from Mr.. Titles ranch
sorrel Kelding. Had on when last
seen . new saddle and bride of
J. 8. Collins make, Cheyenne, Wy,
No. 1913. Branded Chill" on left
thigh.
Scion Mccoy.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
Money to Loan

On three 70 five years mortgages on
Good agricultural land after final proof
10 ,aaAs. LHANoN q BOONE,
lnsurance. Real Istate and Loan
Agents. HALEY. Idaho. apW
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20

60 Cruttcnden has u complete
stock Of groceries.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All parties indebted to J. N. Hagar
are hereby notified that they must
pay such bills to Homer Stull, Noun
tain Home.
p. II. KINNEY,
Sheriff Of Alturas county.
Mountain Home, Feb l6 1889.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-20
sheep for Sale.

sheep for Sale.
A band of fine stock sheep for sale
after shearing. Inquire OF John
Mitchell. Mountain Home. m3Om1