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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
Naughty Old Man.

DEs MoINEs, Aug. 27.-The Rev. A.
:. Shsrer, who WAS the first pastor of
Grace VI. +. church of this city. has
been the subject of a church trial. has
been convicted and will no doubt be de-
posed from the ministry by the confer
ence soon to meet. Mr.. Shafer is past
% years of age, bat his advanced years
did not prevent tue presence OF a wo-
man IN the case. The charge upon
which he was tired was cruelty TO MS
wife. now deceased, and conduct un-
becoming minister.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

NANCoUyFR, Aug. 26.-On the even
ing OF August l5, when 500 miles from
Yokohama, fire broke 0ut n the after
hold, and Tor some tmc the chip wa
IN great danger, bat tho good seaman
ship OF Captain Lee avcried G ssster.
although he was c0mpe Ted 81 pot back
60 Hakodate. tl1 mites distant The
FIRST Inumation Of the tre was the ex-
tincton OF tie electro lights. cagssd
hy the fusion OF the wires Ia a secluded
FpDt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

BOMBAY, Aug. PA Russian force
has reached Langarkisht. on the Oxus,
forty miles from kila Pangdeh. The
latter place is less than hundred and
fifty miles from Herat. IL Is reported
that the inhabitants OF khOst have re-
VOTED against the ameer and that the
insurgents have closely invested the
governor in JadrOn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
An Unknown Man Shoots Two Wo-
men in a Cemetery.

men in a Cemetery.
LoSDoS, Aug. 1.-TWO women, while
placing a wreath on the grave of Il
common friend in BromptOn cemetery
today. were alarmed by pistol shot
near by. They started to run, bat one
fell fatally wounded before she had
gone a dozen steps. The other woman
was pursued by man and shot dead.
The man then shot himself four times
in the abdomen and throat. \ man
who heard the shots gave the alarm,
but before the police could revive ne
murderer he died without having
vealed the motive of the murder.
woman first SHOT probably viii die be-
fore morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 21.-At $50 this
evening fire broke out in lot OF sms
frame buildings IN what Il known as
Wcst Bottoms near this city and twelve
houses we're destroyed. large livery
stable was burned and siT horses led.
The houses were occupied As gambling
houses aud the total loss u so, 900.
With very httle insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

CmrSeHoon, Ont, Aug.27 bee car.
itahst. H. IS sh.cv. sDd lartv. who
were reported drowned ln Georgian
bsv. have hsd chance - read It's r
owu obituaries. as TIE scharged cook.
who started the story ~ the oss of tte
Wawta. smd they would. Sherman.
TIRE cook. sent tlc false report ui the
loss of tie Wsp.b 20 revenge hlmselt lt
nn NJ L-.N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

CHIcAeo. Aux. G7-Col =. sumner
Rogers snd rs II. Butts of the faculty
Of tne Michigan military academy are
spending = portion of theiI summer es-
cation a ihc Nic'ors hotel. Their Flslt
90 Chicago Is fof the pnrFoseof msk1n 4
arrangements Toy the proposed enCsmp.
ment ot Size c8tets of tnHf scsafrr
neRr she worlds far grounds rsEi
rFar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

NAHsufrr1 -. Are. huE. 2T.-A fierre
Gro - raging IN tie irush oiose 90 Go.
qu He tv. Everyone is out fighting t
i a LYONS hss shut down his ssw nj
auf se1f 81 hendt g. tTht tha flames.
q feared mat vhss remains of Co
anaie Cfr WIl shars TIE same fsts e.
L.sf - MaL 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
CHANGING a NEeRo.s COLOR.
A Fakir Attempts it and Nearly Takes
His Lie.

ADRIAN, Aug. 27.-MartIn Dondero
was n peddler at a farmers picnic at
Devils lake, attended 10y $4,000 gran
gers. He stated that be could mske a
white boy a negro. Charlie iiooge
dared hlm 70 DO 1t and climbed INTO
the wagon. The faEir rubbed a prepsr-
alton on the boy face, anu he lmmed-
lstely fell IN a dead FAINT. 4 mob be-
gan cries of lynching aud chased the
peddler across fields. The sheriff fol
lowed on horseback and caught the
man, lodging him in Adrian jail. The
boy has been unconscious tweniy-lOur
hours and is expected TO die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
Berlin, Bremen and Hamburg-Cooler
Weather.

Weather.
BERLIN, Aug. 27.-A dispatch from
Bremen states that cholera has ap-
pesred at that port. The infection was
brought from Hamburg. There has
been four deaths thus far.
HAMBURG, Aug. 27;-The number of
cases of cholera reported in TINS city
today 10 239 and the number OF deaths
III. There have been five deaths from
cholera at the suburbs of HAmmerge-
tcoa. The weather is cooler, the ther-
moneter having fallen TO IS deg. cen
tlprnda.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
oranh sunaav schooL Ral,r.

HOW'LL, Mich, Aug. 21.-A grand
county sunday school rally was held
st Howell TODAY In the form OF a bss-
ket picnic. Delegates came from the
surrounding townships " IA four-horse
teams. the occupants displaying fags.
hammers snd badges. And affer pc-
mic dinner. appropriate addresses were
,afnHa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

NEw YORK. Aug. q 27.-Frederick Cay.
Tor Jumped from the middle span ~
Hlgh bridge into the Harlem river.
Tie vas out Of work and desnondent.
The span from which ne jumped e ITO
feet above the water. Gayior was
pulled out % tna water alive. hut was
dangerously injured tie -. however.
eupsci cd 10 recover
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

CrAB Ekrus. lows. Aug 2--HH
ty-fve members Of the church choir Uf
Grace churrh who have been camping
cat have returned with some oi thrif
memiters broken out WITH WHIST thev
thought wss % son rash, hut after the
company he'd scattered through tbs
tow a vas discovered they bad scarlet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
FOR BETTER ROADS.
Appointed BY The Cover
r-~~ - flr~r~s q ra.ff

Commissions Appointed BY The Cover
nor 10 Report a Bin.
LANsING, Aug. 27.-ln pursuance ~
concurrent resolution passed at he
recent special session Of the Legislature.
GOV. Ninans tOdsy appointed VIM. L.
Wether, Of Saginaw, Reuben Goodrich,
Of Traverse City. and Jsmes II KIN.
name, Of Kalamazoo, members of &
commission 10 investigate and report
70 the next legislature = bil for the
Improvement of the highways Of the
state. The commission is also eE-
pected 20 report upon the practical itv
Of employing convict labor ln connec-
tlon With the improvement OF county
roads
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

Cuy,ll blrFFs. Aug 2T.-f re
yesterday destroyed that part ot the
tusrnees portion on the south side II
tas plbIe Square Of Nenwood. Mills
county SIS ~ eight pa lId HEs were
burned aud dorfa or more were bsdly
damaged. lHf will rsch go 91o
Tna ffs Ia suupossd i1 have been ~
frranf tarv orefn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
SHOT BY BURGLARS.
Night Watchman Gum OF Ovid-The
Thieves EscaDe

OVID, Aug. 27.-Three burglars st
tempted TO gam an entrance into {.
Farmers dry goods store early yester-
day morning, but were frightened away
by Night Watchman Gum Just as they
were climbing a step ladder TO open the
transom over the rear door. Upon
seeing the dark lantern of the night
watch the burglars fired five shots at
him. two of them taking effect, one IN
the left hand and the other entering the
left fore arm and coming out at The
elbow. breaking the bone. The night
watch attempted TO shoot but his pistol
missed FIRE and all three escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
Russia's sun Increasing Death Rate.

st. PETERSBURG, Aug. 27.-YeSterdsy,
according TO the official returns, there
were $500 new cases of cholera, against
$500 on Wednesday. Yesterday there
were 1917 deaths reported, against
2,743 for Wednesday. In st. Peters
burg there were reported yesterday
los new cases and twenty-four deaths.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
- - Ansnrmeu.l,

ni Cra ia. kug Z--John HolA
cav Gordon. rhc rescued - many peo-
sifhe tmE ~ tre grssf IsssieF
here fn June has heer msds the 0e-
r re.rrf ~ FfN. gwen fT Hn unknovn
rt srttrl wTnsn ~ .osi1n. 80 a.
rswsrl fHr s harnr coui Hel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28

ROME, Aug. 27.-Medals have been
conferred 10y the pope upon several
members of the lrlsh brigade who
fought for the temporary power of the
Papacy against Garibaldl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
FIRE IN THE CANDY
4 Destructive Blaze Visits 4.
(. Brooks & Co. 5
BIG CONFECTIONERY FACTORY
EntaIling Loss of Some Srs.o0c. P4rtly
Covered bY InsuI4nos-Qniok De-
paFtment Wolk.

A. r. Brooks 4 Co.'S wholesale con
feeuonery estAbl lshment. atNa. s6 o.
tawa street, Was visited bY a disastrous
hEe last night.
blaze was discovered in the front
offce al 1880, and an alarm was turned
IN from box No. 7. The IRE lad gained
good headway when The departments
arrived on the scene. and Was spreading
rapidly through tne interior of tie
Dalldlng. The front glass wAs broken
ln ~ the fremeu Ia order to reach abe
IRE, ana torrents OF water were selt lu
on the burning mass az dry material.
The efforts OF the cepsrtmcI seemed
Intellectual for some time a. Tie fre
continued 20 sweep up through the
upper stores of tie building. and 10
spread 10 the resr Of tie building.
Burst Prom the Windows
Flames burst from tse windows st
intervals and streams Oi water ltVeled
upon them seemed 10 drive them 10.
another opening. where they woulC
break out afIesh. A general alarm
WAS turned ln and after more asslst-
sluce had arrived the advantage OF TIE
Ire WAS soon gained. and within three
quarters ~ al hour alter the lTst
alarm had been gwen tre fiFe was
qGenChed. Members OF tne lrm were
notified and A. r. Brooks, senior mem.
her, was soon 0n the spot. An eXaml-
nation Of the premises revealed that
the entire stock Was DESTROYED. The
goods consisted of candies and lemons,
and the smoke and water Wln render
them valueless- The second story Of
tue building was used as candy fac
tory, and considerable stock Was on
hand m that de oarinlent.
It spread Rapidly.
The FIRE resched the second story
through the stairway and spread rapiolv
among the dry boxes aud stock OF
sugars. The origin of the fire Is un-
known, as there was no FIRE lu tho
building 10 the knowledge OF the pro-
prietors other than burning ass iet.
Mr.. Brooks sad the stock was valued
al SIS .0o1 or SIS, 200, and was covered
10y Sll 900 insurance. The block lu
which the stock was located j. owned
bv the George &. kendal estate. If
which J. Edward EarlC ls trustee. The
damage 10 the building was est mated
10 be - 600, but the amount Of insur-
ance was not learned. While al tie FIRE
Mr.. Brooks stepped OF the sidewalk
into the street Unexpectedly and re-
ceiyed a severe shaking up It Twas al
first thought he was seriously injured
and the ambulance was called but the
call was afterwards found % be unnec-
esssry as be soon recovered from The
shock.
The company Is composed 81 A. =.
Brooks, ". B. Edmonds, George ".
Mckay and J. Henry pawley.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-28
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us.p. eaes aafes hsle gaaafy 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25

property chaIsel, aud against labor
which 10 humanity Ia action. HUI
mainly 10 shove ali the chattel prop
erty OF the earth. IL holds within lie
mighty potentialitiss human hearts
and immortal souls which can not be
made 20 long submit 10 useless cere-
monies. empty formulas and question
able doctrines.
With 100000 men organized in
the various industrial and politics! or
ganizations Of the country protesting
against conditions that now confront
them; demanding that the bread win.
ners and wealth producers receive an
equal distribution in the democracy OF
life. admonishing US that something is
wrong with the machinery Of govern
ment and that il should be adjusted.
Great social problems are living down
among the people and are continually
presenting themselves for solution.
Senator Palmer. in the United States
Senate, in speaking of the Homestead
trouble, sprung some OF these problems
vnd he was denounced by your Repub.
lican press rs a socialist because he
said labor had q property interest in
that which il created.
II this belief is socialism as under.
stood by the old and existing order
then am proud Of the honor OF being
enrolled in the new school OF political
thought, and l here enter my protest
against u system which enslaves anc
degrades labor by denying il equa
/ protection with capital-a property in
terest in that which it creates and al
equal distribution in the proceeds 0
its earnings.
TARIFF THEORIES.
Your tariff theories are surface ques
items and very incomplete, because yo'
do not take into account the socia
questions and inequalities Of adjust
ment that lie back Of tie theory q
protection; hence you need not b
surprised TO hear OF lockouts AN
strikes. They are hut the volcani
outbursts of the convulsive fires within
which, II properly adjusted. are harn
iess--otherwise destructive.
II is the duty Of government IN Q
adjust these relations that peace AN
prosperity may belong To NIL classt
! aud become the common birthright ,
every citizen.
Your silver plak was framed in II
interest Of the money power, hence
! il not entitled To any respect from II
. laboring and producing classes or.
] fact, from any class OF citizens wi
have a patriotic regard for their couI
try.
Your force hill was intended TO
! the safeguard of the samo dominaI
power and compel enslaved labor
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25

vote under the touch OF federal bayo-
meta. Your idea Of government 10
force, which is monarchiAi. and is per
&c destructive Of the liberty Of the citi-
zen in free republic.
Your idea OF money belongs 10 the
peganism OF the past--imperialism
Caesarism, aheolutism. Your idea OF
wealth distribution is centered in cor
porations. trusts combinations and
transportation lines.
Your idea Of land IL not use. which
is the primary test, but ownership in
large bodies by landlord class.
Your idea Of transportation 10 pri.
vate ownership, when the very results
demonstrate the danger OF such sys.
tenn. Finally, your ideas OF individ
ual liberty are 80 strongly repres
sive that men tremble when they face
the future. knowing that long cours,
OF oppressive legislation creating une
quail conditions, must wipe out th'
now powerful middle class. which il
the balance-wheel of our civilization
and drives the two extremes OF societ!
the millionaires and anarchists-
into hostile camps between which n,
white flag can pass, and no herald pro
claim peace.
| To. prevent such condition q
things il is the duty of every cltizel
10 labor increasingly and untiringly :
bring about an equality of condition
and wise and humane administrs
ton of law. A law which extend
"equal rights to all and special priv
ilcges to nome"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25


Mrs. Kincaid and Mrs. Wilson
are visiting at Boise.
l.. A. Underwood and wife have
returned from the east.
Vic Bierbower has been nominat-
ed for Senator by the Reps. of Lo-
gan county.
o. L. Miller Of Boise has gone to
New York in the interest of the
Boise and Butte railroad.
AL. Loverige brought up from
Snake river few days ago a large
lot Of fine prunes raised at his place.
Mcconnell and Sweet (Reps) will
speak at Glenn's Ferry, September
10Th, and at Mountain Home Sept.
80.
The Reps. Of Bingham county
have split in convention and the
Democracy is marching on to VIC
tory.
Henry Dorsey came in Friday
from Bridgcville in a crippled con-
dition-having big felon on his
right hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Oliver came
in yesterday to see Mrs. Backman
safely aboard the cars, bound for
Salt Lake.
Robbers blew open the safe in the
postotfice at Weiser on the night of
the ODD. and got away with 800 in
money, stamps, etc.
We have received the first num-
Der Of the Wallace Democrat, a
neat and spicy Democratic paper,
and we think it will fill loLg-felt
want in the Occur d. Alenes.
Some men are mean by accident,
others by reason of circumstances
beyond their control, but the worst
are the men who actually enjoy be-
ing mean.
Curtis should apply to Judge
Beatty for an injunction to compel
the voters of Idaho to vote for him.
He can probably get the injunction
by the asking. But he can't get
the votes-not bit of it. That's
something, thank God, Beatty's
court can't rule.-Boise Mail.
The Brooklyn (N. W Knights OF
Labor have sent out circular &c
various unions offering q cash prize
of $25 to any knight Of Labor oil
trades unionist who can prove that
protective tariff does not rob the
many for the benefit Of the few, or
that it does not lower wages and de-
prive men of emplo yment.'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
Allen G. Thurman Democratic Club,
OF MOUNTAINS HOME.

OF MOUNTAIN HOME.
Meets ut l. U. D. +. Hall ever,
alternate Monday evening.
OFFICERS.
J. A. PURTILL, President.
w. A. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
NJ. s. COMES, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
g. F. MAHONEY.
+. NJ. WOLFE.
+. A. MAJOR.
JAS. CARROLL.
J. nj. JOHNSON.
COMMITTEES ON ADMISSION.
G. w. HOWETH.
3. s.. BRADY.
J. ID. GRAY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my ranch and all i'm
provemcnts. situated on Slater creek
two miles west If Mayfield, in Elriore
county, Idaho.
II contains l60 acres, all wire fenced
one-half Of which is fine meadow land,
four year old fruit orchard OF two
acres, the remainder being fine vege-
BILE and grain land, and always plenty
of water. Also two-story dwelling
house, barns and all necessary out
houses.
Also. 60 tons of timothy hay, NOV
ing machine, rakes, plcws, etc.
II is in the center Of one OF the best
stock ranges in Idaho.
For particulars inquire Of Manuel
Comes, Mountain Home. Idaho.
I'm ]. L. TATE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25

The Statesman makes O great
show of indignation this morning
because the Sentinel has seen fit TO
criticise the past life Of Mcconnell.
The upper Main street organ thinks
the Sentinel has decended to "a
depth of political depravity seldom
reached That's a schorcher, sure
enough. But, by the way, are there
not people in Boise who can remem-
Der two years back?
There's tradition down in this
end Of town, that just about two
years ago the newspaper which is
now so Mortified ut the depravity OF
its contemporaries, was using its
twenty-four pound mud machine to
fling dirt over this same Mcconnell
In those dear old DAYS the Moscow
politician was STRANGER Neon
nell, "a Doodle politician" Billy
the Boss" "a political cut-throat,
and all that kind Of thing. Wha
voter does not remember thes,
things2 Who doubts that the jung
ling Of the guinea has since helped
the hurt the honor of the Statesman
felt at that timer Our sociabl'
neighbor up the street should com
off Talk about decent political dis
cussion in its columns is as mucl
out Of place as brindle cow woul,
be in a pulpit.-Boise Mail.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Tom FinnigsB, his heirs or Assignees
Yau are hereby notified that have expended two
hundred dollars (ssn0 Ool IN labor and improvements
during the years 1890 and 1921, on the
REEsER
Lode mining claim, situated In Bear Creek mining
district Elmnre county State OF Idaho. about
quarter Of n mile northeast from the town Of
Rocky Bar, and adjoining the Godrts Bar lade or
mining claim the east. require by section
22i Revised statutes of the United States, being
the required u hold the for tho years
ending December 81, 1890 and December 81, lss2,
that your proportion Of the Is SIS s3a, being
onesixth Of above expenditure ard within 9O day
after this notice by publication you tail or refuse
TO contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
coowner your interest In said claim win become
the property Of the subscriber der said section
2324 Revised Statutes % the United States.
MICHAEL CRoNfN.
First publication, May !, 1894
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25

General" ]. F. Curtis is power be-
hind the throne, says the Idaho liem-
ocrat. After Governor Wiley bad an
nounccd his intention of declaring
martial Law nj AN end in North Idaho
the General made post haste 10 Boise
city and after AN interview the Gov
crnor concluded 10 continue the pres
ent state Of affairs until after the frat
day Of November. Won't il be a fine
display on the Sth Of that month To
observe voters marching 10 the polls
between cleaning lines of bayonets.
How il will remind the people Of those
halcyon days 81 reconstruction when
The South war being plundcred BY car
pet-basgers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate Of George N. Nef. Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given hy the undersigned. Amin.
lstratrix OF the estate OF George N. Nen deceased
10 the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within months after the frs,
publication OF this notice. the said administrator
at MAJ field in the county II Elmure.
dated at Mountain Home, idaho Aug. Is 1892
ADDIE N NEFF, ADMINISTRATIVE
It Of the estate OF Geo. NJ. Nen, deceased.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
Notice of Forfeiture.

To =. u. Mccarty, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that ! have expended
two hundred dollars lSsso 0ol In labor and improve
Inents during the years 1890 and 1891 on the
BALTIMORE
Lode mining claim situated In Middle Boise mining
district, Einlore county, state Of Idaho, about ont
mile south from the town q Atlanta and about ,'ne
hundred feet south OF the TehomA mining claim Oh
lode required hy section 2sas Revised statutes Of
Tho United states, being the amount required To hold
the same far tao years, ending Decembrr 81, lAsl,
that your proportion Of the SAME Is sixty six dollar
"a Is cts (et5 % s-Sl bring I'd OF above expcndt
turr aud II within ninety DAYS after this notcr by
publication YOU fall or refuse 10 contribute y IA
proportion Of such expenditure coosner your In
iercst In said claim will becone the property OF ths
subscriber under said section 2s4, Revised Statutes
u IN. 4 nited states JOHN LYNCH.
dated Atlanta, August 81, lse2.
Flint pabii,stion, sept Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
Petition for Order of Sale.

In the Probate Court Of Elmore County. In the
State OF Idaho
In the matter Of the estate OF Julian p. HILL de.
ceased.
Greene white the administrator Of the estate OF
Julian y. H deceased. having this day flei his
fled petition herein, praying for order Of sale oi
the real estate Of said deceased for the purposes
therein mentioned Il Is hereby ordered that all per
Interested in said estate appear before the Pro
bate Judge NJ Enore county the 18th day 81 Sep,
TENDER, is9S, at the PROBATE court.room Of Elmore
county. in the town 81 Mountain Home, 10 show
why order should not be granted 10 said
administrator tn sell much Of tho real estate al
private sale shall be necessary.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1892
ALI AUG. N. sINNOTT, Probate Judge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25

~A large dwelling house at
Rocky Bar for sale. Lot 80 by $50
with government title. Good loca-
ton for a boarding house. Apply
to G. NJ. Payne, Mt. Home, or G. ID.
Golden, Rocky Bar.
Saddle for sale. Apply at this
office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25

God, give ns mem A time like this
demands strnng minds, great hearts,
true faith and ready hands, Men
whom Fheilnp. for eiiire does not kin J
men whom the spoils 81 Office can not
huy: men VIII" po-sess ol,iniUhs aud a
wilt, men Win have h"nr: men who
Wal not lir IL u l. Journal,