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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-06

The North American Reriew for Jan
uary. 1893, has been received from ils
publishers in New York. It's contents
are Shall immigration be Suspended 2
by Senator Chandler; The Limits ole
climate Religious Discussion, BY the
Bishop of Delaware Insomnia and Re
cent Hypnotics. by DR.. William \.
Hammond: Universal Suffrage III
France, by Senator Jean Mace Foreign
Nations Mt the Worlds liair-Japan, by
the japanese Minister, and Italy. by
the Consul General at Rome POSSIBLE
ties of the Telescope, by Avian q;
Clark: Does the Republican Party Need
Reorganization by Senator Dolph: In
dustrial Cooperation. by David Dudley
Field Labor Organizations in Law, by
Orcn B. Taft; Flirting Wives, by Mrs.
Amelia L. Barr; High Caste Indian
Magic, by Prof. II. kellar; A Bible
Lesson for 1Tr. Herbert Spencer, by
Gail Hamilton: Our City Vigilance
League, by Rev. DIR. C. II. Parkhurst
Political Organizations in the United
States and England, by the Right Hon.
James Bryce, NJ F.; Farm and Home
Proprietorship, by George K. Holmes
An Uncut Diamond, by Edward +
Jackson: Students as Showmen. by
James NJ. Hubbard; and Campaigning
in the West, by William Dudley Fouike
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-06
POLITICAL.

The Minnesota republicans have re-
nominated Hon. Cushman X. DAVIS Tor
U. S. Senator.
The democrats and populists have u
clear majority in the Montana le.isla-
ture and the senatorship fight is lively.
Hon. ]. Randolph Tucker and jude
R A. Pryor will be speakers at the
meeting of the Patria Club in New oik
January II.
The democrats of the California leg.
islature last night met in caucus ant
nominated Hon. Stephen NJ. White for
United States Senator.
United States Senator Eugene Hale
will succeed himsclf,having been unan-
imously nominated by the republican
legislative caucus in Maine.
Senator w. B. Bate was nominated
for the United States Senate by the
Tennessee democratic legislative caucus
last night to succeed himself.
The democratic joint caucus Of the
Missouri general assembly last night
nominated F. II. Cocl,rell for United
States Senator by acclamation.
Hon. Francis b. Stockbridgc, of Kal-
amazoo, was last night nominated 10
succeed himself in the United State
Senate by q caucus OF the republican
members of the legislature OF Michigan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
When Mannheim w. r1nnnr.

Here is, briefly. what Napoleon said IN
response 10 the question whal or when
bad been the very happiest moment OF his
life
1t was not when he hnd attained to tho
eousuIship. nor was II when ne was pro
claimed emperor aud crowned with the
most brilliant and imposing ceremonies
and the most gratifying honOrs ever he
slowed upon sovereign Nor was Il ~
either Of hi, marriages. nor AT the birth ~
his son. the king Of Rome, tine long lie
sired heir 10 his throse aud the supposed
perpetaaElaa Of his dynasty II WAS earlier
In his life tiau any Of these events htl &C.
Cured Il was when. at the axe " TWEEN
ty.llve. as the victorious commander Of
the army Ia Italy he he1ri the shout Of
ioy from the people in praise aua honor Of
him their liheratnr
NapuIeon's highest happiness was IN the
Joy he experienced in bringing happiness
TO others-anl hsfore tue gel Of selfish.
ness had tnlbittrred his future career OF
greatness. Detroit Free Press
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

MIR. Fjsb's career j.. f,ruili.r- to all Ameri
cans. lie ,yu,. horn n NV YorE CITY Aug
3. ISIS: grudratcd from Columbia college IN
ls2s. admitted to the bar in tsg9. elected 10
copvre,,. ia 1879. become ,aovernpr az New
York In ls,7. and United states senator
In ls5l When General Grant barame
prreidcnt IN Ie,9 Nh l'ish yy.,, ppnait,fe,l
seerft1ry - ,iatr rBl remained IN ia
cabinet nn;ilht- ra,ir,,p,er.t fr9m ofr}re in
Is,7 Nr risb'I. fgf4,. y...., ..i,,..f,.ffl NJ n
cn,,,,r,,,ti., ,,,t,li.l5tf,. fr ,,,f.id,rt,, ,Ec
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
a STREAK or LUCK.
Three Deer Killed by Three Successive
shots from sharp Hlsie

$500
Once again thr Nehlsoh hhn eAs'pt't''s'.
from the cauln, anu ehs uAi'"' stttNuf a'0sF
from the Kitchen ant aIiieHku uAt t"'sr
cartridges were toAnd " ths -, AAa tNe
sun WAS within an haHr 81 raEsiis' ohte
more the old shErp was Ahcuiatreti aI4
the old uncle turned ~ m0eeilstftl t"t.5
toward tim herf'' ridge ~ Tue sauibNi'Ia
OF the cabin. iu the hoFe Ihhl z Cyst iHitht
be- found before Stars Express balls "tte
In each caflr},il'c. with g tiii sHtsl Of ~
grains 81 powder hcttHm eaeh
The ridge was COVERED WIN se''ttflN~
trees Of large timafr Htd lhf .nitl &C
grown up Win brush ARA shAt pines
very little apeu ground 'n#te iaaui
SJrollue SLOWLY Hsau- ltlt Tue Flhlf, '"1
lowing n cattle tr'ui winch rnta.ta me 10
proceed silently, J reached Ito3ai A55i'.
mile distant from the hHasH wien ict''l
one OF my moeCiisius iranHin1 iH#-e ! ~
down upon q log ~ Htllu~i tie iHei"&
suddenly The tnud su7t. el tf-As hEA
deer lew rud- 90 tile inii iautt * q stltWr
rel OF the sicce>~ 81 his ftau tFrh ~ Ia
terme,diing, aud ~ the deer aaehed away
| ran forward lew Yards 10 SOME rising.
ground ~ an opening. 40 the nope oi ga}
ting lying shot NOTHING WIS., ~ ne ,rf iiF
as they managed 10 arep WeIl ta'ier cover
and after Whiting ln0g Time, ~ the WIN
hope OF still showing an, l~laWiN l3HFue'ed
on. mnttetiug anatheniiS 1T tt'ettt' tttti't'ti-
ding wreiche~ whu nave r. nltCa SIR stniilar
occasions contriyri ta r1sp iueut success ai
the very instant ai elimination
The sun hid set and night Wis coming
fast Reaching az length the crest 81 Tue
ridge. where u breaks sieepiy down into
the valley OF the CoiN'lle RIVER, Ps''sti
f
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

All staEGar. works ri reference 81. AT
about the oY,liag Il tbs present century
pcus were 81. { made If wJlal, OF words 10
that ef5esi. Inthe autobiography Of Itogcr
North Cad something which makes me
think that iCge + something; wrong Ia the
h.siofy-o Of tie steel zen AZ there Is ~ nearly
eygrythiu. else. Writing to Mrs. Foley
from | 0adpu, a. Mach S, i'Q1 he "a S:
'lon will hardly ISL! by what yen Zee that
fNitfe wilh steel rea. Il iSg device but
recently f.om France When they Eeg the
kuack 81 mailing them exactly, do net
G0ght but that thc use Il the goose quill
will end, Ter uone that can have these will
use others.
Here !, clcar mention OF "a useful device
hundred years before 80 called history
finds out that such thing exists.-St.
Louis Republic.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
Injurious Eating

There are many people who prefer
'glmy' or high meats or IN other
words meats that are little over the
line Of decomposition Nur ARE they
ready to accept the tact hong age cstab-
lishel. that Sneh NESTS arr mot only un-
til food. but are IN high degree harm
full
When decomposition occurs poisuns
ARE developed Healthy alaits ars able
10 resist THESE puisnu~ 10 a tritilug ex-
tent Just where Tins resistance lies. no
one knows. hut u u generally accepted
that II Is m the hver TINS theory Is
supported ny tine isr. that th0Se VINO are
.acllned to liz. billions and have sluggish
aud otherwise drringrd iIvcrs rralways
upset, If not rii,.c rrd,iy H. lay meats or
ssh that have become IA tine slightest
degree tainted. Il Boston Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

Some o. the last Indian princes hive
very sharply defined iitsss as to what coaSti,
tutcs luxury, and a. usgst 81 them layethe
means TO put their itltas ilyt8 practice ts-ty
probably ret a. much pleasure Hat ~ life
as auyhnsiy can. a led uiadc la Paris FOR
onc uf these princes wss constructed part.
~ Of silver. with large tgualc figures at
each corner. each holding delicate look.
Ing fan. The weight II The slgepUr's body
sets certain macaiHsEy Ia motion, which
causes the figures 70 kecp Iac i.Es gently
moyins-a luxury IN Lei climate By
touching n spring large music Iox Is
made to give forth soft music as further
Incentive TO sluTnber.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
The ORIGINAL Thirteen Club.

The most famous Of an the unique clubs
is the Thirteen club, The original one Of tie
world, founded III this ely Il years ago
md on the lGth dar Il was organized
t. caullat superstition # ml injurious
kinds. and uorc particularly those sUH.irti-
tigus connected with Il persons sitting ~
table and Friday, sixth day Of the week,
cRllrd "hanguau's day" IL started with
- members. who sat together az dinner cv.
cry month for three years lelore enc II
them died. The oldest living member Of
the original i3 Is over 80 years II age U;sl
hale and hearty. The club now numbers
1870 mon.bers, and they dine Is at each Ia
bic five TIMES each year, tile annual dinner
being held eu TIE l3gh day 81 JANUARY, the
anniversary ~ tbs founding u the club, r
New York Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
Woman's Variable Moods.

Woman Is perpleNity to man, and she
IS disappointed because be canigot keep up
with her There isa grave ia almost every
womans brnrts Something is buried ont
Of si.ht. and the inscription over IL i, "He
Did Not Understand At the supreme
moment OF her aesthetic life man has l.ilaa
TO catch on 50 to speak. Ii a thing +
good today, q man cannot see Why an exact
repetition Of it tomorrow will not he agree
able, while woman might change her point
Of view. Man moves in a straight line tu n
given point, while che makes hundred
cireliug evolutions. - Ftttcr's Southern
Magazine.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
10 : PIANIST mpRoMslNa


pay me aa.ain rhai nsspnlii n,rissiy
A. silver, -wsS.i ~ iiss. r.i-at-ni aaie
Thaf -s,ft us'f tirh issNrf ittita fss'liuw thrnn
~ rataursri nightingale ont 1"Ntst nti-s
With ths feat fitsrt tfiI- tits aify frt
uf nimiislt irtiS- an rtttrt uHNr tts uuat
Or -isift nsirilr. siaris'aiu tili remote
Tltt tar rttai dawn tFttitsfi- The hsHHitVt ky
And ft,rltz tltr tnrrry ,r.w Then si''vsiN ilay
Nant ,lt-s,,t t-Ai lutral ~tr ain-nf ,AfFn usiglt
r., rhitt,l -r,,lsgt mtsiitstion. such shtur
most delight tu iiesI Thence " thr way
Iss gent H.. lsr mr. az the uttSA vest hrii;i
Until like gals ~ hsv'' dnli FsFth 'iiEr''vn
-liilip, lssS. ker tHsris w iht-iaa Trans rlpt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

1t Is perhaps not generally known that
all tine princes Of the ha#se Of ll8HeBzal
Tern are baptized IN water brought from
the River Jordan Thus It appear. how
ever. from letter written Us Mr. Dry
ander, court preacher At Berlin. tn reply 10
an inquiry addressed TO him lay tie editor
OF n German paper Of course, thi~ custom
was observed Ia the ease Of the llsi born
son Of Wiiliam RI We may add ihat. Us
way Of providing for emergencies. the EN-
perur. n a man OF preeaution. always
keeps 10 the cellars Of his palace a whole
caSk full Of Jordan water.-Le Patriotic
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
~ - III wAsnINnrny.

The statue itself IS fine specimen Of
equestrian sculpture. Washington !, rcp-
resented in his continental Uniform and
L. supposedly riding az the head ~ his
trocps The head Is thrown hack and u
little 10 one side. The face wears a deter
mined but b8lt tSnectaHt leak Tho right
hand rests lightly q the side, while tie
left gracefully hoit.s tic r1iHs which keep
IN cheek the fiery stallton which the fizsarc
beatrldgs with the ratuE.lucs. Of lie
Washington. t.as.a appears 20 lave hgeu
blown back by Tire VIM The static is
considered the maSterwurl. Of sculF;G,
SseulpfiHg
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

Variations In thr SEC "a Hdrnus are
dependent upon tile dilef#ues ju tse
height from which tines bass faETHa aH5 tn
the amount 81 atmosphere UtsE@ 4Hae
present 80 the time I, tbey ldI lraa,a
great height the drops sa,ier EHataH. 81
vision into smaller Nrtl sIus3.H zar,s. an
I'll theA are Al l---t Un4KeEtalt lat4 uls
In calm weather. with fhr eEnIa= #ats Hbr
earth's surface, the tFups Hft 500 10 Us
large and heavy ST.. Louis faru he
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
How nigh wa. the Tower Of nab.ls

The actual ight q, which the Inst stone
Of that famous structure, the Tower 81
Ralsei ressir, cannot. on ncCuant Of the re-
matencss ~ le times ~ which Il j. said
20 have existed, ever hvuumr mufr than a
matter ~ mrrt-st conjecture ilerpiotus.
vino lived aiiaut l.5m years after that
"l.rea, spiral way taItc4Fen' j. -atl 10 havp
been attempted. ~ny> thai he saw n ilniy
lon structure consisting ~ eight towers.
r;1isrrl one above another. tgtuh seventy i've
feet IN height hut whether this ruin was
the remains ~ The Tower Of Babel u WIS
even then IMPOSES bile Il ascertain Herntln
tus, usually infinitely exact 10 his writing,
leaves IL 10 ignorance A. 20 how hp upper
level of each of these 1.=font towers was
reached from the level below
A. might i'r expected even Ia tradition
a wide difference n opinion exists ~ to
the height 81 the tower Most nripuialist~
maintain that God did not put stop 10
the work until the tower hal reached u
height Of lu,D10 fathuns. or about twelve
miles In Ceylnue,e tradition IL j. said To
have heen ~ high n 2l.nD elephants. each
standing one above the other 81 Jerome
ASSERTS nn the authority Of persons VINO
hal examined the ruins that il did not
reach Il leigii exceeding four miles. Other
statements nre still more extravaganza.
4 st. Louis Republic.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

One 81 orr seieelHen was onre commits.
sinuef % hns tie 'umier Ter "a new bridge
tits iant, Of measurement were murray hut
he ta bis hs-f When tae ltmIwr. cut
after tls seHo'irgie was nn the ground The
carpenters pointed ont 10 him Id rmpaltic
hnEa7gc that cert ia ~ the heaus were
lar Too loaE % hrt-r the sttrjn all
others ~ much Zoo short Tine srirgtmau
peusifrlY scratched hi. hrsm then he
frightened ur and said 'liEt. brri areu
Con Sc thnh tines u eyrriep alieuut
fSatfa-Gat Boston Commonwealth
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
HOW rloncr- r.n.t N -.

An Instance % tile wonderful climate ~
the Cityof the Plains is serA It'll tie ilaHHIs
In the great Mormon tabernacle r. gcaI-
tic properties nre uow 50 perfect Ga n5H
dropped FROM an upper st.nr -uuH8sWF
absolute di~tluCtuF>s ~ 10 Balls H0i Tile
stone far beneath When first hHt baH
ever, they were defective. ana - Ter
them the lofty ceiling ia Eag II H.
strung with wires rs + sonnet .Isrs 3gua #a
similar instances WIS iHerJ-te8 wEsu
flowers aud ropes aud svrrat.ls vi greens
These have been up fourteen Year- aud
still retain n remarkable degree 81 rHrsfr
walton They haYe become dried without
losing shape. aud, though the ea51r- are
someR hat faded, they ARE ay 10 msssEs
biotted out New YoF6 Times
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

The seed vessel - gat St.aHag Tree g.
known as Jack in the 8E, Aar.e Hiu
ner Bell. etc. Il is from Tie Noise cJus.l
by the bursting OF tie frGit taai tUe l.slut
gets It's curious names Il Is used both as
a pounce box and letter we!ght-Cham-
bars journal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

| RsaI ana n consequent outnnrst ~ anger
tn the part oi hl- uli huusekerper. he
I bad iasen restitution
Three sror, Years and ten, says the
\ Bible hr mu,trrAi 60 himself ~ he
wHiked hHnrwafd The scripturai life
\ timr u du luf me
A week thereafter old Tommy gazed
proudly rlrtn TN. iiulsbel inscription
'mr,i Nuy VI 1850 wa, the newest
Z bit ui Biography ihrr,. engraved
! lint u iwp ytar- aud more till Nov
[ II ls,fn sad 81 vuIrt. "a ms -lle
Tumny mrrriy rG~I an indifferent lnns
upon tine spraarr and walaai I'll without
a wnrt!
/ The whole village NOW thought that
/ Tommy ha. in.rpn,. a muuouauiac rupn
the subject ~ lis tombstone Perhaps
he had
I No one has been able a. learn from his
friend Billy Sxdnpre wirt thoughts
hr mly havr communicated 10 the latter
/ upon the matter
1 Tommy nuw livnd Tor no other ap-
parent purfa,~r than to visit ms tomb.
stone daily lie M longer cuuiiu,'i his
walks thlihrr Ia the pheasant days. He
went IN weather the must prrllOus to So
old and trlil n nHn
/ cine 81 his prospective heirs took sniff
cirut interest ia him 10 advise more care
of his health
Il can easily Keep alive till the time
comes returned the antique There's
only year left.
| Rapidly his hold npnn life relaxed a
week h.ftre Nny 1t ism. he went To
bed and stah there People began "a
speculate rs la whether his unique pre-
| dirtinn --ur should say his decree
would h,. fulfilled Ia the very day
Upon the fifth day 81 his illness Death
threatened Ia come before the time that
had heen set Tor receiving him
Isn't this the iOthr' the old man
mumbled
mo. said his housekeeper, who, with
one Of his nieccS the doctor, and Billy
skidmore. attended tine Ill mau Its
only the 9th
Then must fight for two days more
The tombstone mast not lie.
Aud he rallied 80 well that il seemed
rs II tine tombstone would lie. neverthe-
less for old Tommy was still alive at
ll:l0 On the night Of Nov II More.
over he had been IN his senses when last
awake. aud there w.ts every likelihood
that he would look NJ the clock when.
ever his eyes should next open
"He can't 1--we till morning that's
sure. said the doctor
'Bnt. gooI lord! You don't mean 10
say he'll hold ont till after II o'clock.
had sustained hnn m In, grief nj tine up
preaching dI,snjutiuu - I'M friend
"Onitr probably repiit., the doctor
.C.ond heavens. Tommy won't rest
sasy IN hiS grave. n he doesn't die IN the
luth The monument wound br wrong.
oh thu wont matter. SAID the
niece
Bllly lnakpl III nrr IN iuunzrment
Was hiS Oil TRENDS sacred wish To mis-
rnrr, inns.
.YrS twill ma,ier" ne snid ~ u loud
WHISPER And II tiinr won't w3ut tor
Tommy Of ii. own arrnltl. we'll make Il
When ,I,l M. I,si see the clnck.'
Hall pa-i . sud th,. hnii> ,I;r,'p,r
.'rh.n w,l turn II tlrH tu TO- said
Skiduiurr actin. a. H. spoke
But he luay hear the town clock
strike
lilly sail never word nut plunged
INTO nls usrrrnal threw uu III, hu and
hurried mi Hio the. cold night
Ten minutes a. midnight he sand
M NJ. lnnk.sl IA I'll the town clnrk uInn
the church streplr ,Ian skin up them
ladders r. tlnet
sir,,s,..r Htlt. ,ya. by nj b,,Isia,. ~
were tine tiart0r tna hnustErrIer aud the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
where lhe msro ~, ne ronn.l.

Net only ii public life and under the gaze
Of the multitude do we find thetrue hero In
the home and IN tue schoolruom, in tile Of
fee and the workshop, in tho crowded
street and open Geld, be may be discovered
by those who can appreciate what heroizn
really iS-Philadelpbia Ledger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

Old Mr.. Bentley trading the paperp-l
SCI that in recent storm at sea ship
loaged with passengers went ASHORE
Old Mrs. Bentley placidlyF-Ho furtR.
nate' ran imagine now glad those passen.
GERS were 10 get on dry Land Exchange.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
HEALTH AND EATING.
WISE WORDS OF NOTABLE MEN ON
An IMPORTANT TOPIC.

The Gospel Of Good Hatlag How One
should Proceed Is order to rake Proper
Care Of IT'S nady How Neu York
Elddlrmcn Supply Food.
Since eating is the only subject ON earth,
or ID the heavens above the EARTH Ur 10
che winters under DE carth. wHrh engages
fhatangsht ut every um8n being daily
at Ir3st, it is rat SURPRISING taat wisr men
hava -lld MANY uatahic thu4, about it
Baaerl p Na.~yptt IS minister 10 tie
Haanr WHO suown h. the successor ~
Sam Ward br most famous bon vtvaut If
Amer.rl IS peatsi,s as natahle ma exam.
Pile H.. can be- r',rd t0Iay 90 the quicken
in. generous Impulses wuicu g1ul living
g.ge- id "a hra3d nature He mas safd
STORE divorces Urr t,Hv "a mn III regu
latri ..teHru, when tiae trouble arises
wtHfNs man. than trUm uu II regulated
morality No husband ever deserted or
anaar.l Il wife who always give him prr
feet dinner unless driven 70 IL IS DIRE
frrar Good cooking is al the fuu'dutiau
OF all hapuursS for there can lp nunr
without il, Hnd II should bc taught in our
public schools before even the three RI. -
Dr. Alexander y Mot, III one oi lila in
valuable Kitchen articles, speaks OF wick.
cdl8 ignorant cooks
Jay G1ulB says 81 do not myself believe
th8, Uny man can stand the siratn OF a
large ta-iu,s. unEe0 he ivrs Oh lie sim
pest tauI he rtu get But ltichard \
Meturdy tile president Of tine Mutual life
Insurance company. declares cmphaticilly
In favor Of French cookery, aud ~lys, AN
American s,lHd ina person ius, home from
the al her side ipRE4 absolutely nuk cd IL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22
Andrew Iang.. AlNIee Anant EenlIn..

Mr.. Andrew l.dng makes tile following
general answer 70 mHug iH1uFr,Hg a3aar
ers "one ebod thing. e TO mHre THESE
memories may accomplish YOUNG men.
especially Ia America. Wrttatn me ana llak
me TO recommend "a course - rfgdgHz
Distrust n course II reading Peeps, sFAo
really care for bBoss reyd al IL them
There i no other course let this De- re-
ply No other answer shall f#ag GET sam
me, tue inquirIag young men. Serb
neriA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-22

t4slssn-Iaattast Har4ar &. the talk Of
tbr sn EgsEt ha.tf seems excited.
Reporter EEsaHa#E'
Citizen q. course mean everybody ex.
eept TIE Police.-Goo4 News.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06

The Land and Immigration Com
pany of Northwest Louisiana was
organized at this place last Thurs
day. Mr.. A. r. Thompson was elect
ed chairman and Hon. w. B. Boggs
secretary of the meeting, when the
following named officers were chosen
for the term of Que year: Capt. w.
j. Hughes, President; A. r. Thomp-
sou, Vice President; |. Ell. Martin,
Secretary; w. 81. Scanland, Treas
urer; Louisiana Mentor, Official
Journal; w. A. Martin, S. j. Zeig-
Ter, Thos. Lyles, W. B. Simpson, j.
E. Johnston, L. T. Sanders and j,
r. Cavett, Board of Directors. A
committee of three was appointed tt
draft a charter for the Company,
composed of Messrs. l. Fl. Martin
J. E. Johnston and B. A. Kelly. TIE
stockholders meet again at PlaiI
Dealing, ON August 2. The stocl
subscribed, at 500 per share, ag
gregates Gil, 800.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1893-07-06
JuIy Term of Bossier District Court.

"Oyez, oyeZ, the Honorable Dis
trict Court of Bossier parish is now
open according to law, God save the
State and the Honorable Court
AS these words fell from the lips of
Sheriff A. r. Thompson Monday
morning a silence fell over the Court
room, and the first term Of District
Court to be held in the new Court
house was ready fer organization.
Judge j. T. Watkins was in the
best of humor and ready for work.
Mr.. r. E. Wyche was appointed
Foreman of the Grand Jury, and
the list was called and the following
named Grand Jurors were impan-
neled: E. d. Holmes, T. w. Holmes,
j. S. Overcast, j. J. Lay, J. F. Lay,
w. B. Hickman, j. 3. Durhin, B. f.
Cook, w. r. Bounds, w. V. Graves,
j. d. Sprott, G. M. Stinson, l.. G.
Biggs, j. Ii. Mcdowell and W. B.
Graham.
| After taking the oath, they were
charged by his Honor in a plain,
comprehensive manner. Judge
Watkins knew what he wanted tC
charge, and he SO charged then
without further delay.
Up to this morning twenty bill
of indictment have been found b.
the Graud Jury.
Only one case had been tried b.
jury up this morning, resulting i
conviction, when another jury wa
being impannelled to try the cas-
D of the State VS.. Jep RaWls.
Several parties charged with N
nor offenses have plead guilty.
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