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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-10-14
BRNNEAU PLACERs.

y Alex. Penrod writes the EIko In.
dependent from Island Mountain
that he has jus returned from
the Young American mining dis.
trict in the Bruno u country and
gives the following account Of wha,
he saw:
Some very rich prospects have
been struck by the miners out there
There are some tw enty-two claims
already located which show nm
coarse gold in pa wing quantities
Water is very plentiful. About
oD inches run dow IN the Bruneau
river with a big IA II.
Il was shown bank of gravel
over $50 feet high which showed n
tlattering prospect on top and that
the gold must be ery coarse ON he'd
rock. A boulder, weighing about
% pounds, found by Joseph Lang
shows gold all over il. The miners
working with pick and shovel aver
age about 1925 d er hour To the
man. AS soon as pipe and machin-
cry are brought in which will be
soon, with plenty OF water with a
big fall, Young America mining
district will surely become a big
gold producer.
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ATLANTA ACTS.


ATLANTA, Idaho Oct 10 asaa
Mrs Taelner ra,r, 4, -, \, 49,.
= ~, - =" ~ u"S s'a9e
"a ~ = nIu1 hA~ hsed himself 70 Mountain Home
-. ""V1 ~ many warm friends here:
Another lgt Of the Atlanta s.hooi l.cs,l. s.,, n =
SATURDAYS stage and morp on Monday. " y
| wsather s,orrr x,n,. .A,-,
laS, nIeh, n ~, Sssn ' .see inchcs oi snow tel
I 49, -" ''"''l y showing Again
Eade 0Aetx has rcturned from Boise With III,
winter : provisions. He knoNs the value OF time
Hagrltine the phatngrapher 4. An ,c,,r 49, 49,,
Y body Is having both his and ~ 49,. '.sh.,ls
/ took"
| A.,.a.. - ~,
| ,,.s .;, .1 sf',,,ulu TAI SATURDAY night II
80 \, = ~ 70 tnc ians % Nelson Davis,
1850" NA'"s '0t Lewiston tomorrow.
leu those "koEkus" Reps. down there that tho
me early bird catches the worm the ''eArly biria
q most liable a. get run over by the milk wagon
We met friend yes,er,iay wba s.,d ~ i, ~.
storm lasted more than this weck that si,hsr ~,
Hicks must have died or every s,,,v ~ NJ. ~.
coming to town DESTROYED We do ns. kaos -, ~
say about IL. "'A' "
~. n,o,,,..i a. -. emil,
de-, ~ - -, ~ aNnhhs biography, hut
sli,,,lin. ~ 49, ~ NAa ~, y. gone away. NO, no.
ne - hs,h,ns ,a.,s.ls. mss nc meant 70 stay
ssiis,,-r.s ~ - sIs, =. the sPriiixs He got
te,s,e,... - ~, l.,s ~ Angly: Nhen Ne IN
but s,,ss ,sn,, Ia ~, rs S9uIht say ANYTHING
taI ~hs,hs tl.h - ~, a. ~ uinn care coniinen
could no ~ ~ ~ M,aot y, s.ie % not That he
with more .hraIn. nor snSii, ss,d sr, PuhAins
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DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.

Following is the calendar Of the
District Court which convenes here
on Monday, Oct. %, as docketed up
to Yesterday: :
. !, Ih0s. kitto W. Jacob RceSar a. nj
Z. WIN. NJ. stockton vs. VIM n Dtal N aI
VIM. " stockton vs. Isaac Heron
ChAS Corker vs. Thos Anthony "a Al
ielirieh Millcg vs., } H. Antlrosls a Al
Maggie struwhrdge ~ A. " ~ o. Auar..as "a Al
a " sinnoit. assignee, ~ Vim VI stArkton
y w. BAILEY Vs. ". L. wilson et al
!. ". bailey ". H. H. Head
70 JOS. DENTON Fillmore Irrigation Co
". Commodore Jackson Va Sarah Jackson
X ~ N krwine Va ). u. MctArtN q al
~ l1ne Mg. Co vs. u r. nm a ais
~ ". J. Bowdrn Va Geo. l. MeMillians 81 Al
~ Res noiis 8 shaw Nj Home Canal 4 Ia Co
~ IautphAus a AXE Va Mt Home Canal 4 III o.
". Hugh Dal W.. Frcd Sargent
IS John DentE vs.. Mt Home Canal A Land On
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
MOUNTAIN HOME Oct q 1ao

MOUNTAIN HOME. Oct. 8, 1898.
The Board Of County Commits,
sloners met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present, Commissioners w.
II. Manion, J. II. Van Schaick. r,
X. Stevenson, and w. C. Wicker.
sham, clerk, when the following
proceedings were had:
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following accounts and parts o. accounts were
examined, allowed and warrants we're ordered drawn
on the County General Fund:
X johnson atty fee In bond case s7as %
> y htnxshury, @itys fee ir bond casa Tls %
Inc Board Sare la consultation With Attorney
= ~ hihssbuFy relative 70 the bond case 81 Alturas
COUNT! during the afternoon session after which
they Adjourned until 10 o'clock, oct. 10, lsgS
TUESDAY
fuh Board met pursuant 20 adjournment The
toiiosing accounts and parts Of accounts were ex.
aniined, allowed and warrants were onlered drawn
on the folo~ing fIIuds
General Fund
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Ball supper at Uul derwood's.


! julie Hagar is on the sick list.
The Supreme Court of Idaho is
now in session at Lewiston.
Mrs. MeKim and C. F. Smart
visited the Capital City yesterday
True Rollins came in from Rocky
par ana took last nights train go.
ing east.
Inc indications grow stronger
tnat Congress will not repeal the
Sherman silver law.
Captain Geo. ". Hill will next
tuesday ship from this point to
Omaha 1000 muttoh sheep.
Col. G. w. JAG son and son
Frank were visitors here Tuesday
and Wednesday frorn junction Bar.
AL. More has been appointed
special administrator of the estate
Of Mrs. MUNSTER, dec ased, by Judge
Clinton.
Mrs. Bandy arrived here Thurs
day evening from Whatcom, Wash,
on a visit with ID. B. Hill and
family.
The till at Hutchins h Kunnec-
ke's meat market " as tapped Of q
few dollars Thursday j, while Alder
man Kunnecke was absent.
George D. Bells ew and commo-
dions dwelling houst is now com
pleted and occupied by the fortu-
nate owner and family.
Hazeltine, the phi tographer, ar
rived here yesterday and has
pitched his tent on The vacant lot
opposite Lockman's livery stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 9. Reynolds and
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds and child de-
parted this morning for Farming
ton, Wash, to be abb sent about six
weeks.
An exchange tells how to deter
mine the weight of live cattle as
follows: Measure in inches girth
around the breast, ju st behind the
shoulder blade, and the length of
back from tail TO forepart of
shoulder blade. Multiply girth by
length and divide by Ia. If girth
is less than three feet, multiply
quotient by | 1; if between three and
five by 16; between five and seven
by %; between seven and nine by
81. If animal is lea n deduct one
twentieth from result; or take girth
and length in feet and multiply
square of girth by length and null
tiply product by 1886. Live weight
multiplied by .005 gives net weight
nearly.
Keep constantly before your
mental vision this one faet-that
the credit system ha wrecked ma
TONS, ruined States, submerged
counties, and destroy ed the life and
energies of thousands of cities
Study the philosophy of the cash
system and ut the same time re-
view the wrecks Btrewn along
the destructive pathway of the
credit system. There was never a
time In American history when the
two systems should he more care
fully compared than to-day. Re-
member that the woe, want and
are the chill ren born of
usnry; also, that usuty is the father
ana mother OF the credit system
Pocatello Herald.
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Grand Lodge Meeting I. o. o. r.
Boise City, Oct 16.

A rate of one and one fifth fare
from Mountain Home to Boise and
return on account of this meeting
A. G.. SMITH, Apt.
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SATURDAY, October IA, 1893.
omeial Paper Of Elmcre County
Go to church Monday night.

w W church hohusy night.
Frank Axe wants stock to pas
ture.
The credit system il costly
luxury.
Helfrich Il Miller arc daily re-
ceiving new goods.
AL. More has returned from a
visit to Council Bluffs, Iowa.
G. B. Cuneo came down from At
lanta and went to Boise last Sun
day.
Rev. E. Pratt of Bellevue has
taken charge Of the Bliss public
school.
S. b. Kingsbury. one of Boise's
lawyers, was in Mount ain Home
Tuesday.
c. w. Burns and C. T. Rohrer
departed Monday night for Omaha
with two carloads of horses.
The family of Joe Sullaway has
returned here from the mountains,
TO remain during the winter.
Where Rice & Co. will store the
Immense amount of goods they are
now receiving is mystery to all.
Archdeacon Sulger will preach
in the Episcopal church Monday
evening at 5 o'clock. A II invited.
Dan Hill has recently had his
saloon newly papered an painted
and it's as neat as pin. Glad TO
see this evidence OF Dams pros
perity.
Manuel Comes has curiosity at
his saloon in the shape Of large
and queerly CONSTRUCTED potato
which was raised on Geo rge Gran
dal's place.
Born, on Bennett creek, Gilmore
county, Idaho, Sept. II 1893, to
the wife of Adm Hall, daughter.
Even at this late day the BULLETIN
congratulates Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
upon the arrival of the little
stranger.
Fred Epstein of the Shainwald |
Bros. Co. came in from Boise Mon
day and remained at this end of the |
line several days, assisting Mr.. |
Smart, their representative here, in
opening new dress goods that ex-
cites the admiration of all ladies'.
Wiley Daniel, who had a leg
broken short time ago, was re-
moved from Marion Daniels resi-
dence TO his own home near this
place last Sunday. He Is getting
along remarkably well and fells
that DIR. Gard did a good Job in
setting his broken limb.
A spirited horse race took place
here last Sunday afternoon be-
tween Roscoe Smiths "Blnck Bird
and Ed. Helfrich's "Roan Ripper"
"Black Bird" won the race and
money by half a length. 1t is re-
ported that another race between
the same flyers will take place to-
morrow.
We find the following item in the
personal column of the Chicago
Mail of September 30: q DIR. c. G.
7. Silva and wife have returned to
Chicago after a stay of two years
in Idaho. DIR. Silva will soon open
an Office at l101 Masonic Temple.
lie is well known in this city, hav-
ing been of the faculty of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons"
While in the mountains a short
time ago George Snowllen dis
covered the remains of horse,
with rope attached to ita neck, in
the South Boise river at point
near Bascom ranch, and just be-
low the carcass was found a saddle
blanket that had lodged in the
brush. 1t is possible that the re- |
mains of luckless rider who at
tempted to ford the river during |
high water may yet be fd und and ,
solve the mystery. i:
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Silver yesterday, 735.

Band Boys Benefit Ball, Fri.
day evening, October 81.
We are indebted to Jim Carroll
for a number of Juneau, Alaska,
papers.
W. w. Stewart, a prominent at
tory of Seattle, has been in this
place during the past week investi-
eating Neal mining matter that
will be brought before the next U.
$. District Court mt Boise.
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Resolutions OF Coincidence.

Hall Of Guiding Star Lodge No T. H. 81 n }
Mountain Home. Idaho. Oct ~ iSal
whereas, II has pleased Almighty Gai in his wis,
ami M Nstefous providence To remove by death Mir.
Mary J. MINISTER, sister Of our beloved brother A
j. Griffin: therefore,
Resolved, That We extend TO our beloved brother
our deepest y mpaihy In this hour OF affection
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes OF this ledge copy transmitted 10 our
beloved brother, and Aisi that they published in
each ~ The local payers. NATE JOHNSON.
LoTrIE HoNETH,
H. ". SMITH,
Committee.
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. So
THE ODD FELLOWS.

The Supreme Lodge of Odd Fell
lows heid their annual meeting at
Milwaukee recently. From the re-
port oil the Secretary we get the fol-
lowing statistics of The standing of
the order ON Decem Der 81, 1892:
r
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All: Tbere.,

For that after The Ball" feeling
come To me and I'll fix you up some
thing that will make you feel like a
new man. You'll like 1t so much
you'll want a bottle in the house all
the time. 1t cures everything and /
call it JED Clayton's Best"
MANUEL CONES.
Next door 10 Bob Burns meat
market.
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NEW ADVERTI 5EMENTs.
Stock Pas tured.

have splendid pasture al nv ranch .IauY ,,ii.s
l. ~ sHuhtAli hpine, AMI VII pasture stock rs
~ 1Ati NseA OF hunth f0F further particulars
octoher IS, Iso3 2m
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-10-14
Gilmore Lodge. A. r d A. NJ,
knights of PVT ,as.


Morning services Of Congregational church to4s
q m. Subject: The PFodigal's Raturn Tert: Ii
Is, q
Evening. 80 p. N. Subject: The Pressnt kye
Text: Dan1 2 81
Sunday school IL O'Clock
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening al 7ssD
O'Clock. " -
All are cordially invited
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This Seasons Lovely Coats and Capes
Where the Best styles Are
to BE Found.

fashion writer high in authority recently
stated that one OF the greatest errors Of woman
Kind was that OF buying cheap coats. I agree
with her. for just soon as the newness wears
on which is usually in n week or two. the coat
begins TO shed. rip, show it's cotton threads or
the sleeve lining wears out at the arm pits and
1t also loses its shape, having been simply pressed
in shape TO sell.
You can hardly pay too much for a coat; that
Is pay All you can possibly afford. for you then
get garment that will always keep it's shane
and look stylish at least two seasons
After Inspecting all the various stock Of coats
IN the city am forced TO the conclusion that the
line shown by VIM. ii. McKnew. the old reliable
Cloak and Suit House. 1913 la. ave- is bv far the
most stylish, best fitting and most reasonable in
price. No wonder Mr.. McKnew does the largest
Cloak and Suit business in the city
You ladies will be charmed at the exquisite line
OF fur-rimmed Umbrella skirt Coats, which are
shown In assorted shades OF brown as well as
black and navy. You wrong IL you imneine
to s25.
CARRIE v.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Comparisons of goods the only safe tests
Of value. These will stand comparison with any
in the country at the prices
WOmens Patcnt-leather Butchers, wrinkled
vamps. We're Sc. Now Observation-Disclosures 81. so
About 35 pairs Women's Button and Lace Shoes,
pointed and square toes, patent leather tips.
These what remain of several lines which
have beCC me broken in sizes. We're s.. Now. SO. 80
We have too many lines Of Shoes at $3.50. They
are made on the Piccadilly last. Butchers with
patentleather trimmings, cloth top with patent
leather tips Kid top with patent leather tips Very
stylish and drcssy. Now MISUNDERSTANDING
Womcns Wei Kid Shoes, opera and common
sens. tees, patent leather trimmings. s.. sc
Women's Glazed Kid Shoes, opera and com
mon sense toes patent leather tips. Included are
several broken lines Of So Shoes. 81
t-u ISL annex
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MARRIED.
CARRIE v.

BERR1-CoMPrON. On the l4th Of November
1898, by the Rev. Il. Sunderland PHILIP
BERRY to KATHERINE COMPTON, both OF
Washington.
DU BoIS-STUART On Wednesday. Noyemler
:, 1888, at All Angels Church. New York CITY,
by Rev = De Lancey Townsend. RHEsSA q
DU BolS OF this city to Miss MARY STUART
Of New York
PULASKI-McLISH. On Monday evening Novern.
her h. 1888. at O'Clock. at st. Adams Church.
Tennaily town, ID. c. by Rev. DR. Fails.
THORNE-ARTH On "Wednesday November 4
1888 at the parsonage Of Christ Church. 4;
street southeast, 10y the Rev. Gilbert Williams
MAURICE j. THoRNE and JOSEPHINE
ARTH. .
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The Y. NJ. &. A. Week of Prayer.

The gymnasium of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association presented a different scene
last night, when the change was made from
physical gymnastics to vocal and spiritual
exercise. 1t was much the same company
who stand before Physical Director Sims
and with precision take part in the dumb
bell drill who sat in orderly manner before
Evangelist Goodchild and sang GOSPEL
hymns and listened to an impressive adj
dress upon what men will do when in physi-
cal danger, and then portrayed the greater
danger TO those who slight the Invitations of
the Gospel.
The meeting was unusually productive
Of results" said Secretary Pugh, "for a first
meeting, for seventeen young men, nearly
all Of whom We're from eighteen to twenty
two years of age, sgnified a desire to live
Christian lives"
The meeting is one of the series of the
week of prayer for young men, similar to
those held throughout the world during this
week The Central Union Mission expect to
lend helping hand tonight, and meetings
are held at midday, to which the ladies are
Invited. Rev Frank NJ. Goodchild will
make the address this evening.
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DIED.

GATOR. At st. AIMS Infant Asylum on Monday
November ID 1888, BERTHA A. infant child
OF Thomas r. and Minnie Gator. aged eight
months and twenty-seven days.
Funeral private.
COLBERT On Monday November Is. 1sss at
am, MARGARET ELLEN COLBERT. aged
and 1Ie latte john f. V Colbert No f.a 8 y hRs
avenue.
Mother and brothers. cease thy weeping
Lift thy thoughts above the sod
Tho thy darling daughter and sister is sleeping.
Yet her spirit is with God.
And may their wings fan every shadow from thy
For only pure and holy things
Were intended for one pure thou.
BY HER UNCLE HENRY.
Funeral at Metropolitan Church NJ street between
18th and 10th streets at 2 O'Clock "Wednesday.
November Is. Friends Of the family invited
Casket will not be open at the church
COLLINS. Suddenly. at st. Louis Mo- on Friday
November 10, 1888 B. PERRY COLLINS. eldest
son of B. II. Collins Of this city.
morrow "wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. .
CURTIN. On Tuesday. November Il. 1898.
MAGGIE CURTIN, youngest daughter OF Martha
aud Harris Curtin, Of diphtheria, aged two years
and nve months.
Little Maggie was our darling
Pride OF all hearts at home.
But an angel came and whispered.
Darling Maggie, do come home.
Funeral from parents residence. 2S29 sth stree,
northwest, "Wednesday. November Is. Funeral
private.
CURTIN. On November Is. 1888. at 1890 an.
MARY ANN CURTIN, wife Of David Curtin.
aged forty-three wears.
Funeral will take place from her late residence.
2302 sth street. above Grant avenue. at 3
pm. "Wednesday November 10. Relatives and
friends invited 10 come. baltimore and Phila-
delphia papers please cOpyD
EVANS. On Tuesday. November Ia. ls.eS. at LIS
am. at his residence. 1888 street northwest,
SAMUEL. p. beloved husband OF Maggie Evans.
Funeral Thursday. November l6 at pm, from
his late residence Relatives and friends re-
spectfully invited 10 attend. %
LITTLEF1EI.D. At Kennebunk. Me. November
IL, ls93 of pneumonia. SARAH n. wife of
Chas X. Littlefed. late paymaster. L. :.
volunteers and mother OF Chas W. Little
field Taymaster. L. S. navy, and A C. Little.
field of Chicago.
SCRNENER On November 6. 1893. J. o. SCRIN.
ENER Of King George county, Va. aged sixty.
one years. baltimore and fredericksburg pa
pers please copyD
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Book DEPARTMENT.

There are some books which the world calls
good-they should be in every library. These are
among the number:
WaveIly Novels, complete, IL vols. SIS the set
Dickens Works. complete, Is vols. $3.50 the set
Some newer hooks are:
'Roweny In Boston and THE Two Salomes, "
The Handsome Humes'' by VIM. Black. 81 IL
Mrs. Curgenven of Curgcnven.' by S. Barring
Two Of Them by J. NJ. Barrie, author OF
the Little Minister" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
TO Right the Wrong" by Edna Lyall. 80. 81 IL
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ART NEEp1EwoRK DEPARTMENT

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Manipulated Chamois Eye Glass Wipers. &c.
Hand-panted Book Markers. .3712c.
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Hand-panted Blotters with calendar. .69c.
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Hand painted Jewel Boxes. ..............Sl 81. 20
Handpainted Cravat Cases. 81. 20
Hand-painted Stationery Baskets. ........ 81 IS
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M:snnyy OsSsssrF Silss Rs sSa!siss:

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Merits Aromatic Lavender Salts,
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FoR

Eight years. writes Mr.. N. MoRToNsoN.
editor Superior Posten. Ishpemins. Mich, ~
suffered the most execruciatins pains from
rheumatism. both in Sweden and America. and
almost despaired of ever finding relief Finally. de-
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heard of many cases that had been cured byit. Be-
fore beginning to this preparation. had Mr. Tuil-
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macy from Sweden. analyzeit He informed me that
Ieould use AYERS sARsAPARILLAf for my
RHEUMATISM.
Not only without fear but. probably. with benefit
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cured. This was in 1884 and during all these years
have hardly felt pain"
AFTER suffering severely for many years from rheu-
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RILLA. and received immediate benefit. I'D. g. WIN.
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AYERS SARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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Ex-Congressman Culbertson of Ashland,
KY, who is missing. is supposed to be in
Cincinnati. His two sons are in the city
and detectives have been detailed to assist
them in the search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

TAKE Bromo-SeltZer for INSOMNIA
Before retiring-trial bottle 10 cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14
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Merits Celebrated Complexion Soap,
per box OF cakes. Tomorrow =. .33 cts
Merits Dat Meal Soap, per box Of
Merits Honey Soap, per box Of
Merits Glycerine Soap, box 3 cakes p cts
rhybol Skin Soap. Tomorrow .9 cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-14

MRS. CHAS SMITH OF JIMES, OHIO, WRITES:
l have used every remedy for sick headache
could hear Of for the past fifteen years. but Car