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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
DRIVEN OUT OF Tibet.
The Experiences Of an English
Explorer
kunsrinEs OF AN Adventurous Party
In n Region no White Man
saw before,

Captain IL. Bower OF the Btllleh
army has returned TO England and
told the Royal Biographical Society
OF his very Rdventuresomo journey
across Thibet. Four or five explorers
have made northern Thibet fairly well
known. Southern Thlbet has been
crossed and recroused by trained native
survey OTIS In the service OF the Indian
Government; but absolutely nothing
was known for certain OF vast region
extending through the central part Of
the country from Its western border
half way to CHINA. IL IN one Of the
Hottest regions inths world, In without
drainage TO the sea and contains many
salt lakes. This IA the region where
Captain Bower has pioneered the way
CAPTAIN Bower has demonstrated the
accuracy In its main features In tbs
great map due 10 old Chinese geogta'
phep upon wnich our map makeTs
have depended for their delineatlous OF
this region. He has proved, says the
New York Sun, that la It's larger as.
pects the Chinese map IN correct, aud
mas thus supplied further proof that
the Chinese Aro great geographers.
His expedition entered Thibet from
CAthmere on the western frontier. The
party consisted OF his companion, DT.
1horold, u native sub-,uTvsyOT, scr.
want, a cook and six caravan JTlveTs.
After crossing the frou tier they reached,
on July 1881, the first If the wonder.
ful series OF big lakes. IL IN known m
Msngtza Cho, anu IL iino sheet VI
water Of a deep indigo blue, lying ut
an elevation OF 1880 feet. The water
IL very salt, and tho Thibetans came
from considerable distance 10 gather
the salt which lies ia inorustRtions
around it, edge.
After leaving the lake the party
kept on Ia an eastetly direction up an
open valley until they came 10 tho
shores OF large lake with several
Islands dotted over It's surface. This
lake, which 10 at an altitude OF 1880
feet, WAS the highest Captain Bower
discovered, and Is probably the highest
lake In the world,
Then succeeded many days Of harQ.
ship. There was little fresh water on
the road. The poor animals in the
baggage train kept rushing to every
water course only to find them all dty
The second day they reached lake
which Bower hoped might be- fresh
enough to drink, but no found il salt
~ the sea. BY digging they procured
little water that was slightly iresheI
Than the lake, but still was Of no use
Is a thirst quencher. II happened,
fortunately, that u great hailstoIm 90,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
Notes and Personals.

p.., 1.,,. ma. taLsn laat night
nous,. ., n hv DSnuty Marsnal
to we p.n,s'"' -
ba'An'y"''
McManls Brethers' saloon failed 70
open its doors yesterday ~ the result
OF 'he gshe'A' "'p'''''OA
There IL n circus In town today anu
no doubt good many people VIII be IN
from the county. The outside pre-
sents very tame appearance.
M. ..,,.av oont.,,,ce nj the
Weber Sake will 5e held In this place
on sunday and Monday, July 10th and
lTth, A cordial Invitation IL extended
10 ali,
a.. ,a,.,. A mar.
MonslgnoI sa,oil'' ,is LII LII ar,Iysd
lean iepIeseh.s.ise; snu 49, gsst nj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

10 Innovations which have developed
into tho greatest superstition, little
better than ietlchlsm.
Finally the party rproached Ia
Chou Lu, near the Chinese lrontsf'
where they met French Catholic
missionaries. They were again
among Europeans, and received much
assistance from them on their way by
ran, boat aud steamer 10 ShLnghaii
which they left on March 30 l6D2.
They had Travelled 5000 miles, d
when they returned TO Calcutta twelve
months ami a half bad elapsed sincc
thcy set out on their Journey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard epSea.
sUrstHT TINE IABm



Ia Eject ffr, siF. 1904
iYlVTa HATr fANH
No . For Provo, Grand Junction AMI
all points khst ......... .....,....., sos an
No, i-ToT Provo, Grand junction and
hll pointH Iaat........ .a....-. a. pm.
No t-Tor Provo, Paytou Eureka and
SILVER Uiy ......s......-......ahiup. pm.
No. b-for hinHnam. Provo, Mauu,
ana Haliun 1000. ..s....... ... n ~ an
No. f-lor Ogden and Wests........,..llia pm.
No l-tUr ogden aud the Wcst ......- ~ . ain
~ fvra ftfr fAur
No. l-Trum Provo, Grand junction
uud tho Hast .......... q. ..........t0i 20 An.
Nc, s-Trom Provo, drand junction
AND tho EAal....-... ............ II 30 p.ui.
No. 7-From Provo, fAyson, Eureka
and hilyr City ................. ~ p0htA
10. t-ffom bingham, Provo. Mhnu
and haliun ......... .......-. n ptu
No a-rrom Ogden and the WctL..... ~ an.
No. f-lfom Ogden and tho West. iilo pm.
only inc running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing hnom Shoppers ~ Denver va
hrluc Junction and 10 Kansas cry aud thicns
60 tu colorado puiuu gui only line running
luNm1n -lcengra SAT- iaf0 tp san tranclfrn.
hcchhngos close ,eonnecuon. Safety speed
and comfort
Ttotltuiiir~ No. 600 Natu at--st
U.I uObSE, A. n WILDLY IL. BEHNGrr
GtH. hshaEsL Gen. tupL Su.E&r.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
A5tEI1 UNION
r;1ssts PACIFIC
9aD SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE,
Effective July 50. l-'o3'
Trains irrirs amt Dep1t 20 sct LaAs
Cfg UglY. a. FdI0rIs


Trains irrirc amt Dsp1f 10 sot bahe
Ciig D4tv. a. Folorit
ARRIVE
From ali Eastern points .......,....' " IN
From lutte. Portland. San Fran
cisco. Cache Valley and uEocn..'io % m
From ail Eastern points. rlrs city
and fcu............ ....s..''''sll " H
from Cache Valley and urden......-.' 10 p m
From Provo ami intermediate
points................. ..4..........' % m
irrom Milford. Iuah. Ncnhi Provo,
Eureka and intermediate points 20 m
'From Terminus aud To0oic..,.......... 90 y m
pFrAEu
Dor ogden. Park City and q ] Ea.tcrn
points ...........................'' 81 % a M
FOR lutte, Portland, Sam francisco
ana Cache valcy..".........''lo o. IA
Fof Ogdou. PARK City. intermediate
points ana all points Eaat......... 90 y IN
Tor ogden. all inferno 1iaic points
aud san Francisco ...... ..........' 90 m
ifor ir3yo and Milford. a....-........ Z IS To
For Lufoka. Provo aud informed.
late points,. .....,..... .......a.... 70 y m
'ror rooclo and rcrmlnufu,...,..... d o m
tpaiiy, suntlya excepted
TRAINS south Ut Juib only run o times o.
wcct leaving juah Monday. "wednesday and
Iudsy, loaung frisco Tucsday, thuudAy aud
saturday.
City Ticket Once, 2Oi Main Street.
DE hurley. Gent ASH rassgr. Dept.
J.. DICKINSON. General Man ser.
l.. t. LOMAN. q. Pat. Agent
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ENGLlSH CASHMERE AND
HENRIETTAS.

Our 900 quality down TO 22isc yard.
Our Zoe quality down 10 aaiio yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
CLEARING SALE OF SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS.

Our Gjc Heavy Black Pongecs down to
ilc yard.
Our ulc Extra Fine japanese silks, rich
lustre, down IN Gjc yard.
Our SIPS Waterproof japanese SilkH
down 10 p0c ward.
Our Sl.0o, Sl.25 Printed China silks down
20 Ijc ward.
Plain and Printed China Surahs down 10
25c yard.
% Shades OF 22-inCh Pongcc down 10 i5c
yard. Tho Marvel OF the Season
French i2-inch Coloiod Cfcpons down
10 coo yard. Just tho thing for hot
weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
WAISTS WAIsTSll

This will be- tho Week for Bargains In
Waists, Wrappers, Ready Made
suits, Skirts, otc.
Csc Embroidered White Waists, worth
si.25.
900 Elegant Porcale Wais's. worth 800.
$40 Zinc White Waists, Finely Embroid,
worth Sl.1A
75c Childrcn's Bingham Dresses, worth
si.gi.
s2.0j Elegant Iadlcs' SILK Waists, worth
sh.uu.
sL0O SIX sorpentlno Waists, worth 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13
WRAPPERS.
GRAND BARGAINS IN DOMEsTICs
WASH GOODS, WHITE GOODS.

2'sc yard 36.inch Cream Colorcd scrlm.
3c yard Victoria Lawns.
20 yards India Linen, reduced from 1870
uc yard Checked Nainso0ks, worth l5c.
G'8c Corded Pique, worth i2ifc.
DO ynri our iOc French Satocn.
3lr yard oar 600 pougot,a..
loo yard our zoe Black Ground figured
Orgaulics.
tc yard Double width Beige Dress Goods.
Of 10 Nuri lost Indigo Prints.
guc Turkov Rod Table iinon.
~ 10 yard Black Figured Lawns 3l.lnch,
worth Zoe.
80 ward MoHngo Zsphyrs, 8O.inch wide.
sj.l5 CBoull.e Porlicfos, Heavy Dado
Top and Bottom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Nrws HuroAu At ISL Wa,hinston Ate,,winV,,
M NIws il delivered by carrier OF post an1
10 on sale nj the depot, on All WAIns Anu
all bookstores,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
THE MINERS SET FREE.

The Occur d Altne conspiracy care
has been reversed in the United States
Supreme Court and all the prisoners
ordered released from confinement
Last Monday, NJ Washington, IL an
opinion delivered by Justice Batch
ford for Chief Justice Fuller. in i,a
case of George A. Petiihune and other
striking Occur d Alene miners, in
Idaho, against the United States. the
supreme court decided in favor III the
miners and directed the indictments
against them be quashed
These eases grew out nf the riots at
the Warlner mines. The court ~ that
lime had granted injnnctiuns restriin-
ing the strikers from interfering with
the men. aud il wa alleged P,.tiihnne
and Others consl ired tnyiulate the laws
81 the United States.
The court holds the indictment
under which they were convicted al
this charge il defective, in that !, WIZ
not shown the mep had knowledge Of
the order az the court.
Many nf the victims of the mine
owners and Republican patty cou~pi
racv htvp served their terms 81 i'm
prisonmpnt, and il seems hard ihat
they have No way II obtaining fedirss
for the outrage visited upnn them
through the agency 81 James II
Beatty, The federal judge But Their,
may be- day If reckoning y'tto come
irr tie nuirages committed against
lhe hard listed miners al North Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
Notice of Forfeiture,

To j. T. SprAzue. his heirs or assigns.
You hereby notified that We have expended
three hundred dollars In labor and Improve
mrnts during the Years 1870 1901 and 1872 the
HIDDEN TREASURE iosle mining claim, three hun.
drsd dollars In labor aud improt emeBis during the
years iS9D, 1881 and lSg2 on the MOUNTAIN Roy
lode mining claim, seventy dollars IN labor and i'm
PROV oments dnriHg the year 1891 on the STELLA
placer mining claim. twenty five nOllars IN laur aud
Improvements dnring the YEAR ls92 an The kERErCA
placer mnng elau. AMI twantl .hse dollars in labor
and hnrrnv during the wear lsp2 on the mon
ARCH place mining eaim--all the above described
mining claims situated IN Neal mining district IN
Eln,ore county. Idaho required hy section 2a.i
Revised Statutes Of The United States, being the
amounts required 10 hold the said Hidden Trcas sure
and Mountain Hns claims for three years. ending ne
cemhCr 81, lsh1 AID the amounts required Ia hol
the stella clam nne year ending December 81 1891
and the Rehccca and Monarch claims wear end.
Ing ibecember II, is92 thai your proportion If the
Is fifty dollars the Hldien Treasure claim.
fifty dollars The Mountain Roy claim, turieea
dollars the Stella claim. Ave dollars on the tie
berca claim and i've dollars on the Monarch cain.
hcing quarter II the above expenditures on sail
quartz claims for the year 1880 and eigh'h for
the years sal and 1872 and ith Of said expen.
dtures nh said placer claims; and II within
ninety Cgo) DAYS after this notier by publ.
cation, YOU fail refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure cnowner your IN.
tercst ia each claim not paid up will become this
property ~ the subscribers under said section 133i
Revised statutes Of the United States.
AMOS LIE
NElsE ANDERSON.
Dated, Mountain Home Idaho. Jan 3, 1898
First publication, Jan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
A POINTER

When man in search OF home
or business location goes into town
aud finds everybody full of hope and
enthusiasm over the prospects of the
place, and al earnestly Mt work To
buill j, up, he Don becomes imbued
with the same spirit, and as result
he drives down his stakes and goes To
work with the same interest. When,
however, he goes to town where
everyone expresses doubt and uppr"-
hension for the future prospects 81
The place, moving about ndulging in
mournfnl complaints, he naturally
feels that il is not Tic place far him
and ut once shakes the dust from of
his feet and pulls out for some otlIeI
/ town Wallace Dem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

The Min Home Congregational |
Church has filed articles of incor-
poration with the Secretary Of State.
Trustees-G l.. Cole, L. c. Curry,
J. P. Cleveland, DIR. J. B. Loring.
w. A. Osgood.
On the last day of the second
session Of the Idaho legislature Gov.
Mcconnell approved Of the follow
/ ing bills: An act exempiing mort
cages from taxation; an act dividing
Bingham and creating BannoCk
county, with Pocatello as the county
seat; an act making il unlawful for
employers to stipulate that there
employees shall not become mem
hers Of labor unions; an act provid-
ing that grand jurors shall be call
ed only upon special occasions by n
District Judge; an act establishing
State Reform School at Mountain
,, Home, Gilmore county; an act pro-
; viding that State warrants shall
draw interest at the rate of pei
cent per annum instead of 10 pei
, cent; an act creating the Office o
A Deputy State Treasurer withou
n salary; an act providing for the pro
|, lection of fish and game, each count,
a to appoint a game warden; an &C
: establishing the office Of Inspecto
!. Of Mines, whose duties shall be t
!, see that 70 mine shall he unsafe "a
, men to work; an act providing tina
!. the Penitentiary shall be manage
). and that convicts shall be worke
# and cared for by the contract sy
. tenn; an act providing for the int
~ nal improvement of the State /
ne the construction of a system
~ wagon roads in Boise. Idaho, Custe
: Lemhi. Nez Perces. Latah, Shoshol
and Kootenai counties.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
The sIackaye specta.or,um.

THE Mackaye Spectatorium" will, /;
is said. prove the principal feature #
the Columbian Celebration. Current
rumors, from authoritative sources,
assert that il will he very noble ~
well As u strangely vel institution
presenting a production IN every why
worthy OF the grandeur Of the occasion
which it is to celebrate. "The Mae
kaye Spectacular" in word. is u
building in which preseutment will
he given OF Columbus, his life and
tho events of his first voyage. The
building itself is massive one, being
500 $50 feet on the ground and sis
\ stories in height. This building. witt
\ it, appliances, great studios and power
houses will occupy nine acres o
ground and the mounting, setting an,
surroundings OF the production viii
cost, in round hunters, about : / 500,
600. L. Is all the conception Of MI
Steele MhRaye and il is being com
: pleted by The Columbian Celebration
: company. This company is compose
; Of gentlemen not often heard Of i
connection with anything OF this kin,
but gentlemen whose names are
! power in every branch Of the huisine,
! world. Such men indeed as Gtorg
!. Pullman, Lyman J. Gage. MUIR
1 Nelson, Benz Buiterworth. Frankli
u III. Head. +. B. Butler, q Hinkle
c L. w. Gill. tt. Judge Leroy. ID Thoma
'g z. ID. Stndebaker, Genl A. q. NJ,
p, Ciurg, G. l.. Hutchinson and Others
n like ability and power. Those wi
e. have seen the working Of the $685.
:. model tell tales So strange that 81
!, can scarcely believe in the realiE,tir
nd Of ideas So entirely beyond the ordinal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

Cleveland's Inauguration as Pres.
ident last Saturday in Washington
was the grandest affair ever known
in the history Of the United States
The new Democratic administration
is now fairly under way and the
sooner Mr.. Cleveland commences to
swing the official AK the better for
the country. To the victors belong
the spoils Of office should be follow
ed strictly by Grover.
Captain Sweeney. IT, S. A.. San Di
ego, Cal, says shiloh Ca,arrh Rem
e,ly is the first medicine | have ever
/ found that would dn me any good
Price 80 cts. Sold by DR.. Bearby.
The two Sams-Calloway anG
Bradv-took in the sights at Boise
during the past week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

The St Louis Republic, which sup
ported Cleveland for President, does
not indnrse his financial policy II j.
Nh allie advocate ~ free coinage aud
cannot be swcrved from it, devotion To
silver by party threats or promises.
Il says the financial policy Of the
United States must not he dictated hv
Wall Street and IL the Democratic
party surrrndrrs Ia the goldhuts its
back will be broken across the Allegha
mics In recent issue it contends
that the mints must he open and usrs
III. following fncihle language: M
amount Of note printing will bring
down the price 81 gold. forced mp hy
ihe drmnnriiz tiion ~ silver. And
before there can be any permanent adj
vance in The pric" nf our rxrorteS sur.
.liS ri wheat, cotton and athe asri
,ltnral products the price al gnld
must come down To its natural level
Before that is possible The miuts mus
i he upeHcd and silver must be eninet
+ IN the full limit of the supply. Or
f thii issue. when once il IL forced, til,
+ valley States will be solid. and the,
VIII crnsh The life out ~ any part,
i rhnt tries 10 substitute "A private paper
currency for the money Of the people
i minis.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

George A. Mccormick, Plaintiff,
Ida Gold COMPANY, Limited. Defendant.
The state Il Idaho 20 Lila Gold Company. Limited In
the name II the People 81 the state II Idaho
You are hereby notified that there Is file
in the oc If lie Clerk Of the ni,ttic Court 81 the
Fourth Judicial trct II the state VI idaho. In and
ini the County ~ Elmnre the complaint Of George A.
Mccormick b. ~ YOU, the sa defendant, the
sum ~ AGWO0 together with interest alleged ~ he
dire -aid plaintiff ard either parties FIR labor per.
formed ard supplies furnished your lieirndan,sl
request, and other parties tr valuable Uurslera
ton - ignel their rlatms o. plain n Ia the above
emit led action follow. 10 aid pia1i.n George
A. Mtt'oTnitk at.3no Y. G ko-h siS3uO. Z. y. bon.
oyan SlBb o. j. VI 60 van sI3h o., Erickson 500,
W .. EAthbun slt2.0n, Mn Lindsey ~ o. james
U'Neiu sll2 20, Al Siuy S4tO1. Charles Snumcrlatt
500 GO, q u. Golden 8 80 - Geo. " Scot Co
81 OJGcO J, ". koNett sii2.O1. 1he P'rticchr.
more fully appearing ia plaintiffs complaint, rerti
nd copy Of which - sery ell herewith and mtio .
pat hereof. and that unless afitar and answer
To- sid MD sini WITH ten days after the srry.,
thereof, " served within Etnore county anl within
twenty davs II ed ont If said unity, but within
said Judicial -trif and within forty DAYS u served
out ~ sid diHrict exclusive Of the lAN ~ srrVtrel
Judgment will be tiken AGAINST you by dc.anit ~
cariing - the PRAYER Of sail complaint Tor thi
20 Two thousand SIX Hundred and SiA,y 'sli
dollars and interest and costs o. suit
In testimony whereof. !, W. Nirkershsm Clerl
of said Distrirt Court. have herean,o set IA!
us hand and am ud the seal II said Court a
Mountain Home this nth day OF February
W c. MICKERsIIAM.
CLERK Of the District Court.
rs J 4. fikfil;., DvpUy.
Richaid z johnson & Sons, attorneys iof plaintiff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

A letter from Boise reminds us
Of the old saying, go away from
home TO get news" But this par
ticular news would not make good
family reading.
II Is estimated th't the average g RI
travels twenty miles during nm all.
night dance, aud If the squeeaes she
gets were combined and eNrftrd at nnr
time, she would be crushed to atoms,
SAYS one 81 our exchanges True
enough; and there mnny a girl that
can dance twenty miles uf u night wht'
can't 20 twenty steps Ia help her
mother put out the washing; and II
the muscular energy used by The
Young man in squeezing Ia: whlle
dancing the twenty miles were com.
hiaed and exyr'ed properly il would
saw six and one half cords II weed fof
the girls parcn,sl Sad--the amount
of inrcr that gees 10 waist these times.
-rhAlli. messenger.
The New York Sun SAYS: An
opal. found and cut rs a gem in this
country, was sold by jeweler in
this city the other day for 5000. II
was obtained from newly discover
ed tpine in the state OF Washington,
near the Idaho line. At that place,
which has been called Gem CITY,
the volcanic rock are honev-comhed
with cavities that contain small
nodules of this precious variety Of
hvdrated quartz. Many of them
are of great beauty and value
BOYS, take To the lava fields near
Mountain Home and hunt for opals
HE Bedrooms for rent at Rine-
harris
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
NOTICE OF roRFEITUxE.

To D. D Ethel and H. s. Albertson, their heirs OF
assign:
You arc terehs nnfiaed that have expended ons
hundred dollars In labar and Improvements on thu
LAST CHANCE
Mine or lode, situated about one mile north ~ Zine
r. a.. Elnare county, ID aha. Tor each year ~ l99
s9l and lss. AMI that saa. ID H. Ethel. youT heir,
assigns In for said assessment lah0F ini
the years 1901 and isa3, amounting "a sdI6G 20
and YOU, ~ r. Aibeftson, your heirs assign, arr
~ Tor said assessment yofs Tor the sl1
ltgi and Is 2. amounting 10 500 90 that b wofk
d'ne by in oTieF u hulu the stina under ths
provisions n section 2i24 revised statutes of thu
t'ri'ei states and that u within ninety DAYS aitel
80 = publication ui this natiee. each ~ either -
Nl.f ~ Your heirs or assigns tti rcitiss 4 CON
tgssre your proportion Of speh expenditure, t.
E.sior with the cost 81 advertising. a. 90 owners
yJur interests in said claim viii hscouir the prusrt,
Of the subscriber, under said Section 294& Revised
Statutes Il the United states.
MARTIN HICKMAN.
Pine Grove, Idaho. January "a, isl3
fsgst publication Jan. -, 1893
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
A MILTON Friends.

4 friend ia need L. friend indeed,
AMI not less than on" million lH.atl"
have found ju.t such a ifiend IN l'r
Kings New Discovery fur Gnnsump.
tinn. Coughs and Colds. Ii Nan havr
never used this Great Cough htdici ~
one iriai will convince ynu thai II has
Wonderful curative powers IN NJ dis
taseS 81 throat, chrs, aud lungs. EAeh
hutllo il guaranteed Ia do al that i.
claimed or money will he refunded
Trial hotties free at DR.. BeafbF.r Drug
and Department Store. Large bottles
Zoe and 81 90
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11
Summons.
IN the District Court nj the F1urt Jriical District
Of the State Of Idaho, in AMI for the
County Of Elmure.

MARI Smith, Plaintiff,
y A Smith, uesendaHt.
To r. A Smith. ~ the nam Of the state Of Idaho:
You hereby nntisiFd that there Il now file IN
the Oticr u the fleTk ~ the District Court ~ the
Fourth Judicial district Of the State ~ idaho Ei,
FIR the county Of Elmnre, thc cnnrtant ~ May
Smith, that the bonds Of mairniony between herself
aud YOU. sad deten AIT I've dissolved and THAT the
custody Of niaar children. VIZ; Edwin T.. Smith
and Louisa O. Saiith he awarded 10 the plaintiff.
The particulars failt appearing In plaintiff :
complaint, a certified cnpy 81 which is served here
with and made part he cot and that unless you APP
pear and answer sasd complaint within ten DAYS
after the service thereof, " served within Elmore
county, aud within taent, days " served out OF said
comfy, but in said ia fetal district AMI within
forty Gay. out ~ said District Exclusive 81
the ,iiy q fyigeh the said pllnh will apply Il
the q urt for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Ia testimony whereof. l. ". e. Mickershlm, clerk
of SAIL District Court, have hrTruntn set IN,
f.Sl hand and affixed tbs Sent nf said Cour, Al
Mountain Home. idaho, tits ssth day 81
January, A. y. 1898
vs. Z. WICkERSHAM Clerk
81 the District court
viii II. Dial, attorney fpr plaintd