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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11

SZUs avenue, fine property frontins is
feet on Boquet street by $50 feet deep extending
through to Ward street. having theron a two
story frame dwelling offs rooms and attic: would
divide nicely into 25-foot lots. BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth avenue. (Dl75). noI-l5-I H. 2ls
ND 25O-ON MAYFLOWER ST., Mr.. PARK
tpsDe way, East End, new house rooms, attic.
bath, both kinds of gas. inside shutters, cement
cellar; terms easy. (14s.) See W. A. HEBRON &
SONS, 81 Fourth ave. no4-5O-Tus
GO 800 = BARGAIN BRYANT ST., EAST
tDO3 End, near Highland Park; frame dwelling
SIX rooms, comfortable and convenient; lot 50x124
to 2o-foot alley. THOS. LIGGErT II Diamond
st. noS-14-TTS"
27 SOO-EAST END, RIVER AVE, BRICK
9ls dwelling Of nine rooms all modern i'm.
provements; good stable rear of lot; lot 60x100
to a 20-foot alley. THOS. LIGGETT, III Diamond
st. noS-14-TTS~
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11

90 500 EAClI-IRVING TERRACE. NEAR
oDCs Ellsworth ave; 3 fine two-story and attic
brick dwellings. each containing 10 rooms. nicely
papered throughout. first and second floors fin
ished In oak, reception hall has corner fireplace,
first floor has hard wood mantels with cabinets,
slate mantels with tile hearths on second floor, fine
chandeliers, parlor and reception hall have fire.
places with art Innings and andirons with Raslogs
balance of hre-places have clubhouse crates with
tile Innings, stationary range hot and cold water,
bathroom with stationary washstand and W. c.,
cellar has side entrance. large front and rear
porches: yard enclosed with nice iron fence; flag
stone walks; lots each being 52x176 feet, extend
ing back to allev; one square from Duquesne
Electric Line. BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
(Al4A noS-6.S. Ii. 25F
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TO LET.
City Residences.

o1 c-BEDFORD AVE, NEAR FRANCIS
OlO ST., minutes from cable line and In
good neighborhood: five new frame dwellings OF
8 rooms, good cellar, city water, ETC.; immediate
possession: no water rent. WIN. PETTY CO.,
iO7 Fourth ave. nol1-66r
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
]. I. GORMLEY, Executor,
81 Main street. West End.

ESTATE OF JAMES GORMLEY, DE-
IL CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
letters testamentary on the estate of James
Gormley have been granted tn the undersigned,
to whom all persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same should
make them known without delay. ]. T.
GORML.EY, 50 Main ST., West End.
oc2S40-Tu
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LOST.

T OST-GOLD BRACELET WITH LOCK At
- TACHED, between Hotel Boyer and Penn
avenue: liberal reward If returned to 1137 LIB
ERTY ST. noIl-1
7 OST-THE LOSS OF YOUR SIGHT CAN BE
II avoided If you will go at once to the expert
opticians CHESSMAN & MANNION, No. AZ
Federal St.. Ally, whenever your eyes begin to
cause trouble and have proper glasses adjusted
every pair of glasses guaranteed; best 81 specta-
cles on earth. Ocl8-l9-TuSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11
FOR SALE-BUsINEss.
business Opportunities.

Business Opportunities.
CIGAR. STORES. NOTION STORES. DRUG
" stores shoe stores, book and stationery
store, milk depots. hardware and thinning bust
ness, two East End grocery stores, others In both
cities well located. Touring MILL s3, 100; bakeries.
SHEPARD & CO.. Isl Fourth ave. no9s
ROCERIES-sSO1 TO 81. 900: CIGAR AND
VI notion stores, $3.50 to g, 600: bakeries. con-
fectioneries newspaper and express routes: good
Office business. PERCIVAL & CHAPMAN. 439
Grant st. no11-7Sf
~ CROCERY-CIGAR, SHOE, NOTION. DRY
VI goods and hardware stores: bakeries; $3.50 to
81, 500: milk depots. HOLMES & CO., 40 Smith
field st. no11-7gr
TIN sToRE-WlTH GOOD JOBBING TRADE
to prompt buyer. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO,
1852 Fourth ave. no9-l05-TTSSu-
CTAND-A RETAIL STAND PAYING 81, 500 A
= year on small investment: business cash.
which makes 1t very desirable: location central:
of lifetime address BUSINESS. Dispstcho flee.
nO3-72-TTsu
Business Properties.
r UT 7oxso TO AN ALLEY-NEAR SIXTH
IL ave. (; old buildings rented for 81, 500 per year,
cheap. BAXTER, THOMPSON & Co. 1852 Fourth
ave. no9-l09-TTSu'
0S 900 FOR ALL-PENN AVE, NEAR
sDCe Twenty-second street. three three-story
brick buildings OF storeroom and six dwelling
rooms each, both gases: property well severed;
this is lease-hoId property, lease having u years
tCss). BLACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth avenue
pO1l-55-il l6 25f
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11

GOO OOO-14 ACRES, EAST END--QUEEN
sDAOe Anne brick residence, facing so feet: as
phaltum paved and severed street; one minutes
walk from Duquesne electric road, close to the
Penn and Fifth avenue cable roads, containing IL
large rooms, reception hall, bath, laundry range,
both gases, slate msntels and tile hearths inside
fitted up throughout with eli modern appliances,
and was built for use of present owner, whu is
com PEELED to sell on account OF removal to Cali
excellent sprin of fine water. also spring house;
large stable and carriage house: beautiful drives,
hagstone sidewalks. etc. terms to suit purchaser;
this is a very desirable property and q bargain.
M. f. HIPPI.E CO., 96 Fourth ave.
no9-74-TTSuF
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c. 5OO-FOR A NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS
tptDs and three finished attic rooms, on sew
cred street, within three minutes walk of Fifth
ave. cable; has vestibule. hail. sliding doors, slate
mantels throughout both gases. city water. bath.
hot and cold water. range, sta. washstan all
modern; good dry CELLAR lot 29xl20 to alley: terms
to suit. S. A. DICk1E CO., Penn and Shady
aves., f. z. 1884 noll-65-TTSs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11

Farms.
ENARM-92 ACRES-GOOD FRAME HOUSE
IL rooms. barn and other outbuildings; land
in fine order; underlaid with coal; near to good
markets: only 81. 600 cash, balance small annual
payments: would exchange for city property.
ED. WlTTISH, 40 Grant st. noil-D'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08

Jelly pie: Yelks OF Ave eggs, well
Jeaten. one-half pound butter, one pound
II sugar mix as for cake. Bake nice,
.laky pastry in three pie-pans, spread
layer OF jelly on the crust. pour In the
,ustard, and bake till Eice brown.
Whip very 1tiff the whites, add cup OF
sugar. put over the tops, and brown
lightly.-The Iiousekeeper.
For years somber mahogany. walnut
and ebony held sway. Now, however.
light woods, such as antique oak and
ash. are used in preference. They give
cheerful. light tone to room. and
save the housekeeper lots Of worry. for
the highly polished dark woods always
appear with a coat Of dust, despite re-
peated brushing and busting.
Peach Toast: Cut some round slices
OF milk rolls, remove the crust, and fry
them a pale yellow in butter. Take a
tin Of preserved peaches. turn out the
Juice into a saucepan. add little sugar
and a glass Of white wine: boil II up, put
in the peaches, simmer few minutes,
Drain them and place half peach. con
cave side uppermost, on each piece OF
bread. place a piece of currant jelly In
the cavity Of each peach. pour the syrup
round au serve.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08

Sissd H-ssssy fs6H loopaof9
The Indians wer. growing impatient.
ana had demanded her retarn. There
was no further tine - waste. Harry
Grey sutang to the door 30 assist the CAP
tive, while the others held their guns 70
the loop-6olcs.
Daisy Murdoch did not lack courage
when the proper moment came 10 exer-
else IL fully. IL was a short run, but
yeritable run for life and liberty. Tho
Indians fired several times after her, but
her stopping motion had made the shots
rattle harmlcssly over her head She
was soon clasped safely in Harry's arms,
which quickly placed b er. almost faint
ing, within the fort
Then began siege which lasted ono
week. Many Indians were killed. but
small bands would each day come along,
and thus keep the besiegets reinforced.
As had been expected. tho Sioux found
the quarry back Of the mtlk-house, and
began an attack from that quarter. The
4 torpedo was exploded at the right mo-
\ ment, killing several and severely
I wounding a dozen. They tried in every
way % burn them out, but with no sue
| cess.
When the number Of Sioux had in
creased TO one hundred. and the whites
had begun 10 consider their case a hope
less one, troops came and drove the red
men away
For miles and miles the direst devas'
tation had been wrought 10 the homes
on these prairies- Not a building re-
manned; only ashes and blaekened ruin;
marked the spots where happy homes
had once been.
Daisy Murdoek's home had beer
burned. her father hutchereh before hel
own eyes, and she had been taken cap
tive.
By making their fight there on th'
prairie they had. no doubt, held larg'
force OF the Sioux from committing
, countless other bloody dopredations OF
, other settlers.
In due time their homes were rebuilt
, and they were again prosperous. Harr
J and Daisy never forget TO lift grateful
hearts to Providence for their preserva
ton during the terrible Sioux outbreak
A. III. Gibs.n, in \. u Ledger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
Two British adnirals.

The youngest Admiral of the British
fleet is Sir Godfrey Horribly. The
oldest is sir Provo Wallis. g. G. h
Adj al Wallis is ninety eight years
old Il is eighty-five years just the
year before Trafalgar since he first
went 20 sea And 1t h more than
seventy-six years since he fought
In that famous sen fight between the
English Shannon and the Chesapeake.
OF Boston--the latest fight between
England and her American offspring.
and may 1t be the last 1t Is pleasant
TO think that this grand old seaman, Il
contemporary of Nelson. is still In fair
health and strength. Detroit
Free Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
READ a EEM LINES oR ss00D
ADyGCE-tT NAN SAVE
N0GM f.atE

ava broken down aud die outraged. and
dom know ia what 10 DO for my health.
THIS remark We often hear from both men
aud women that ARE positively In tina. con.
lou that life u No longer TO them a
pleasure bnt INSTEAD a { ntinnai bore.
IHs GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE IN especially adapted Tor
lust such cases II acts gently on the
bowels, pnriles the blood without un
slightly hiotches. rem Yates the kidneys
aud liver. the greai organs OF sxi-le &c
that must he kept clear. isy thus doing
its work Il br ng- the nervous system
into healthy condition, producing sound
aud refreshing sleep. t0r ell female com
D a ut-. lsnco rbea. suppressed mensrs,
no matter from what "ause, att nded by
severe pain aud all other complaints 20
c0,amon among women. IL Immediately
relieves and effects q permsnrnt cure.
Put aside all pr judice and give this most
wonderful and brst of II remedies trial
Warranted purely vegetable. Delightful
10 the ta-te. For sale by all druggists
Take no oth-r.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
Detected hy photographs.

During the last Belgian maneuyers,
General van der Smissen had ordered
some photographers to be stationed at
various points on the maneuver field.
At the end Of tho operations he had the
proofs brought To him, and could there
by ascertain that frequently his instruc-
tons had been neglected. Thus at the
passage of ford he could see that many
soldicrs, instead Of fastening their cart
ridge pouches to their rifles, as the in
,tructions prescribe, left them where
they were. whereby they got wet. He
also observed that no ropes were
stretched across the stream to mark the
lord and Ia enable the soldiers to hold
fast on in case the current proved too
strong. A good many other things the
General Is said to have found out, and SO
the photographers will probably become
la bette nnira of tho Belgian Thomas
Atkins -Lo Progress Mili,aire.
Coal dust i no longer regarded as
waste. II is manufactured into blocks
for fuel. and found to burn readily, Civ
ing an intense heat with entire absence
II clinkers
A man-eraze Is as foolish as roller
skating craze, and spelling-craze. or any
other. and it Is sure 10 be as transient
and to reach "a ignominions an end. At
the same time, 1t is a good thing when
men are highly esteemed because of
solid virtues and useful conduct.
Obedience Is the browning grace,
as IL is that principle 10 which l'olity
owes its stability. Life its happiness.
Faith its acceptance. Creation it's con-
tinuance. Exactly in proportion to the
majesty of things in the scalaof being
is the completeness of their obedience
to the laws that are set over them
Ruskin.
Jones ~ hear that your cousin
Emily, who Ii such a beautiful young
girl, is engaged TO an ugly old man,
who is not very rich Smith-"Well,
in one respect he has decided advant-
age over Emily I'm what respect Is
thatqs ''lHe has great deal better
taste than she has. Texas Siftings.
-Customer-aI'il have some more OF
that brown sugar bought last week. v
Grocer-"You like it then?" Yes
/ and so does the canary" why, the
bird doesn't eat sugar, does hep" 20
no; | use the sugar 10 spread in the
I bottom OF the cage. Beach sand Is q
} little toosharp, you know. The Ameri
! can.
Dr Emil kempin, graduate of thI
\ University Of Zurich, Switzerland, WI,
| has started d law school for women II
New York. is pleasant-faced littl,
woman. who speaks With great emphas 4
and a foreign accent. She thinks th'
men lawyers Of New York are not verl
! smart, because a number Of them told
| her distinctly that women would not b,
allowed 70 practice in the State, ans
when She herself looked the question
up, with little trouble, she found tina
women can gain admission 10 the New
York bar under an amendment 10 tb'
civil code la.ed May 10. iss5.--N Y
! Latte
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
PRIVATE WORDS wrTm WOMEN

The eminent and successful electro
magnetic physicians, Drs. Darrin, have
discovered and pei fectrd system of
neIt that has caused revolution in
the rpalnunl,f frna e direas-s her.
ever their treatm mt IL teste and known
II has done AWAY with 20 mu' h nsusenus
drugs and ~usgi al operation. whereby 80
many pre ions ives have been lost
As discovery. u ranks with Harvey'-
discovery Of the ciicu alton OF the hlntd
IL has proved Ia more ihan a thou -and
cases OF the wnr~t kind Ia be n positive
cure for the following female isease.:
Ovarian tumars. pilNpus uicers ion and
drOp<y of womb irregalarity, intiamma-
Il m. cnngestion and falling Of womb leu.
corrhuea, pRinini and supp sed IN, nstru-
alton flooding. frequent nrination. hear
ing down pains, bsckaehe, headache, hack
ing cough, me anchuis, absence Ut ambi-
ton or desire TO tive, or. In fact, any com
plant having its origin in a diSoIdered
state OF the gener alive and accompanying
organs, whether from contagious disease.
hrredita y, accident tight lacing. miscar
ri sge or 9th suses
Their method of treatment Is harmless.
pleasant and mild. Ii il applied directly
| To the womb without the u e of instru-
ments; can be applied by tn patients
/ themselves, thus securing correct local
treatment at home, and its application Il
easy and simple. lts curative action on
the iniiamed, cangested and liberated
parts IN immediate.
Drs. Darrin refrsir no n making public
| the names of humid eds ladies' who have
been restored Il ea.,h, with due defer
en- to q c delcaey of their affections.
/ DR. Darsin will strai2hten Gro eye,
! from Jan 18th to 18th. Those not able e
pay will be treat d free
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
M EA1sT'

q love ssfsil taaF eyes are blue,
And us white yusr slender BANDA
I dream. whence ! beck on Aou,
OF golden oFieut lands
Mayhap n IL the aaaber unRc
That suns the rspplca u your hair.
oF your druolscd ryelid ; curved fringe
That sweetiy watts me there.
Mayhap u Is yoGv brow thai vies
with almond bl,soms that fail and roatg
Mayhap IL Is your lev replies
Clear rs = hulbnis note.
Or your lip. line that redly shows
Like the pomegranate's rudy hearth
Or yet your cheek 50 like tho rusA
When its pink petals part
have no need 70 travel far
To seek the cloudless chimes 81 blue.
For, love, you are my morning star
ma my Fast In you
Clinton Scotland. In Am, ricA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08

I was taken sick while ~ the dinner tabl,
with terrible distress tn my stomach. hefo-'
this hal been hearty aud strong. For fourteen
days kept getting worse, despite the efforts
two doctors. lost forty pounds, and was sati'
hesi that could live but rev days. Ny tTnu
BILE was stomach aud Liver Complaint. resnl
ing In an attark ~ bilious collie. AZ this tim
I saw Or. David Ecnnedy's Fayorlte Remedy, ~
Rondout. y. v advertised, aud sent for a bf
tina, was going % try the Favorite Remedy
He examined Ii aud told me "a use II three day.
aud let him know the result In the three days
I walked four miles. Dr. kennedy's Favoritc
Remedy has saved my life.-w. 5 Bitter, slate
Mills Ross Co, Ohio,
DR. KESSEDY's FAvoRirE REsEnY. male at
ROundont, y Y. a.. for IS.
send for book. how 10 cure Kidney, Liver and
Blood disorders.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
Ifvou ~ OBJ. rying. yoa'll allow
That paradox or not
The s.rn,e &c, T,rra Yarni.x.

Seemingly, for certain wretehcd inva1ids who
i"ddle feebly along. though ALWAYS looking A.
n they were going TO die, but emitting To do II.
They dry up, wlther, dwindie away.-hnaily, but
In the meantime never having robust health.
know nothing Of the physical enjoyment the
gest Of that existence to watch they cling with
such remarkable tenacliy. They are always 10
be found trying % mend By tlnkerinx a. them.
selves with some trasi remedy, tonic " pisk
snr M 10 give filtp Ia digestion. ..help the
liver" III such misguided folks should resort
and sdhere 10 Husteiier's stomach Bltiers II
would be- well with them. THIS rnperb IN
vigtrHnt supplies the stamina that the feeble
require, By permanently reinforcing digestion
nnii asst M ilntion. II oseTcomes nervousness
insomnia n. malaria, kidney complaints, bilious
ness constipation, rheumatism and neuralgia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
FRIENDSHIPS IN CONGRESS.
Personal Friendiiness Of Some of the Hot
test Political Opponents.

Personal friendiiness Of Some of the Hot
test Political Opponents.
You can look down from the gallery OF
.ither House on intimacies between pro-
lessed opponents like that between
steele and Carlisle. The ingenious Mr..
Pickwick was not more astonished at
lmiable relations Of tue opposing coun-
I'll In the great case Or Bardell vs.. Pick
wick than Is the average thick-and-thin
partisan by the personal friendliness
shown by the hottest orators on the
foar Tor the boldest leaders OF the oppo-
sition. Every body Knows how intimate
senator Cameron anil senator Butler OF
South Carolina are. How they talk to-
gcther in the Senate, lunch together,
drive together. and hunt and fish to-
gethcr, in closer bonds than either is
with any party friend. Allison's friend
ship with Beck, and Reeds with Ran
dali, aro perhaps not SO generally
known. Hawley has many friends on
the Democratic side, and so have SHEER
man, Morrill,, John Z. Jones, Evarts,
Aldrich, Hale, Sawyer, Spooner and
Henderson. while Wade Hampton, Vance,
Colquitt, Payne and Mcpherson are
equally popular on the Republican side.
Even Edmunds and Hoar have their
friends among tho Democrats. Hoar
still keeps his, but Edmunds seems TO
grow more reserved continually. lie
misses Thurman from the Democratic
I side. They were great cronies. John
d. Long was the most popular Republic
can on the Democratic side of the House
Mckinley and Reed are both liked
/ here. and so Is Butterworth. Carlisle
! is, of course, the most popular Democrat
( on tho Republican side, and then come
I the Breekinridges and Mills-yes, Mills
the particular target of every Republi
can spealler.-Washingto Letter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
HOPE FOR THE SICK.
Oas Remedy for Ons Diseases.

AAfAf@A Na3ttot stsf nzsA
'sTs fuur xrpasosa nssdeal esusSvs a rs x.-ssa
arw LOad0n, Paris, Berlin and YsennA Taewo estsss
have Immense hu~paaais trerning sith snfrvsng hu'
nAnlsy Crowds a ssaderis thruns the waFvss ssua-
Ing under ths Professors N ehArxe The moss re-
moo aeSi physloAnns % The world teach psscsirc
here, aud the lnsttfions sso~vhoures Of Hssieai
knowlcdgs and expariencs. with view q making
this srprsienrs available 30 Ne public tbs hezifai
Remedy Co Al great expense secured The prvaeFiT-
tlon. % the haspitAls prepared the specifies. and al
trough IL would cost frOs, s2s - sioo 10 seeuss the
Aiteation q their distinguished originates, ycs In
this way these valuable medicines ssd a. the
Price " tho quack patent medicines that food the
market and absnriiy claim 10 cure every III from
single bottle. The want always felt Tor reliable
class of douesfis remedies Is allied With psrteot
satisfaction. The hospital RsIpsdias make no ui'
reasonable risimsL The specific Tor catAFEh cures
that and nothing else; With TIE sTscisc for BFosi
chitis. Consumption and Lung Trnubess RheumA-
tstn " cured by No 3, while troubles Of Dixesssen
stomach, Liver and Kidneys hsso their oan cure.
To these u aided specific for fcser and Agae, one
for female weakness-a general tonic AMI blood
maker that makes blood and gives form and fullness
and an incnnpArAblc remedy for Nervous Debility.
These remedies all sold GA an absolute guarantee
~ 10 what Is claimed for them.
A crrular describing this new method u treating
disease is sent free appiiAtion BY HosPfrAL kzs'
KDr CoAPAsr, Toronto. Canada, Sole fropsassor&
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08
IN LUCK.

We offer until sold. 10 attract attention and
pay Cu- patrons. for sending away, eases OF
dress vi aids, brow rs, blue, and different shades,
full rs inches wide heavy and strong. at II cents
or yaris for 81 aud 20 pieces plain brown,
garnet aud other shade of Cashmere, ID inches
wide. at same price. % pieces of gray goods and
plaids 10 inches wide, heavy and strong, for
good wear. II yards 81. These goatis not all
wool but are great bargains AT these offers. For
mailing add cents per yard. In Ladies' Hose
We Offer some white At lie. formerly sold al eoc;
unbloaohed. full sizes, al lDe, used To bring "
dozen regular; we have black, brown and mixed
at same price, but not 50 good, NJ ms striped y
bose for sunday wear, 81 per dozen up: Child
rcn's hose, 9Or per dozen mp. Some extra bar
gains III genuine French, all colurs and all
sizes, 70 cents. used Ia hrlag u Ter dozen. In
drcss buttons, nearly every shade. we can send
you at Sc per dozen, or t0c = gross-two-btts q
dozen asked for them elsewhere. We 70 got TO
mention a wooden linsey in red aud black
plaidS and other ealors. alb at y inches
wide, at lsc. ors yards for 81, good for school
dresses. Maslins, ginshAms, prints, Canton
fianneis, and many other goods, retailed a. u
cent yard above closest lobblng prices until
Jan I, ls9O. Good warm gloves and mittens for
the North Country, NJ u and . eents. II wpGid
take 10 calqrans % hold all We want 10 tell goR.
Hut send for sn}i list. free, and IL will be sent
you--everything family wants 10 see. Address
amlsh's Cash Htere. Ais front 81.
san Francisco. TAI.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-08

DIR. Livi gston's sntido,e for the liquor
habit w do bg more TO lift up the fallen
than nj other means combined. IL will,
cure the worst casea la frsm three TO ten
d,ys without efIe ting diet or business.
The antidoie IL never sold In drug stures.
Adore :: Living stnn's Chemical CompaB, .
rooms 10. IL and ~. 20 First street, Port
land, Oregon.