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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
CHICAGO LEADS.

Chicago il noted for many big
things; LIST, its big fair; I'd, it's big
newspapers; 3D., its big lake; 4th, its
big buildings, 5th. its hig-feet
women according TO st. Louis au-
thority J, and now the BULLETIN il
enabled To add another immense
thing 10 the list, provided the story
related 10 ne by A. u. Clark be true.
A short time ago two Of his friends
came here from Chicago-one a
leading newspaper man, the other a
prominent city official. Mr.. Clark
took them in hand Immediately
upon their arrival and the next day
drove them up into the Mountains
as far "a Jim McGinley's. The
pure air Of that section and the ex-
ercise created good appetites and
Mckinley wondered IL all Chicago
ians ate as these two representatives
did. But Jim survived their visit
and il still running his hostelry.
They returned to Mountain Home
and the next day went to Boise
City. While there Mr., Clark es-
corted them to the Palace restaur'
ant and ordered the hest lay out in
the house. Course after course was
devoured and they were still call.
ing for more, when suddenly the
Sheriff entered the restaurant and
attached the concern. Mr.. Clark
thinks the arrival Of the Sheriff
at that time was very opportune, a.
il checked the big eaters" from
Chicago and gave the landlord Al
opportunity to resume business
Messrs. jerks and Driver departed
Tuesday evening on their return
trip home and carry with them the
good wishes of all our people. wh,
hope to welcome them to Mountain
Home again at no distant day
They are big-hearted, intelligent
and jolly gentlemen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01

Sealed bids will he received by the
Schal Board Of Schoal District No. 4,
af Elmore County, State Of Idaho, at
the Office az w. q. Howie. Secretary of
said Boa-d, in the town Of Muun.ai
Home, in ss u County and State. till
IL oclock NJ. 81 the 18th day III july,
1893. for the construction Of an eight
roam school building for raid district
according "a plans and specifica,inns
ia I've seen at the office 81 the -aid w.
C. Howie sitter June 2sth. 1899. All
bids must hi accompanied with good
and sufficient b,,nd in the sum of
twelve thou4 and dollars.
The said board reserve the right 10
reject any and AL bids.
Address all communications 10
w. c. HOWE. Sec'y.
School Board, Min. Home. Idaho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
July 1. 1898.

Chas. Finlayson and Sam Will
kins. from II range, were in town
Thursday.
Lawyers Howie and Wolfe were
in Silver City the forepart Of this
week on professional business.
ERGo to Rinehart & Laugh
Inns on the Fourth for ice cream
and cake, fresh fruits, berries, etc.
Arthur Robertson was up from his
ferry yesterday and reports travel
increasing his way. He reports his
brother Steve still in a very danger
GUS condition and but little hopes
of his recovery.
4. II. Jones, the printer-farmer,
and wife were here Sunday from
Carpenters ranch. Mrs. Jones re.
lated an incident that occurred at
her hume a short time ago which
proves that she is q lady Of good
nerve and great presence Of mind,
The sleeping apartment Of the men
EMPLOYED on the premises was dis
covered TO be on fire one day while
they were at work in the field. Mrs
Jones rushed TO the building and
found q bed all ablaze and reports
like those of q pistol eliminating
therefrom. She Immediately rolled
up the bed clothes and carried then
out amid salutes that reminded heI
of the coming Fourth. The reports
were caused by at least a dozer
cartridges that were thoughtlessly
placed in the bed by the occupant
and how Mrs Jones escaped injur,
| is a wonder indeed. She and an
other lady suppressed the flames
before much damage was done tn
building.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
NEXT TUESDAY,.

The Fourth Of July committees
are making elaborate preparation
for next Tuesdays celebration.
They report everything working
tremendously and favorably for the
grandest celebration of any town in
Southern Idaho. Numerous patri-
otto speeches will be made, songs.
recitations. etc. foot and horse
racing and many novel and inter
esiing features during the day-the
whole 10 conclude in the evening
with a big display of fireworks and
the most magnificent ball ever given
in Mountain Home.
So far as We can learn the pro-
gram will be about as follows:
Fxsrss,e. to comulsnce a, l O'Clock In Odd Pei
low hall
l. Presidents Ai,iresz
3 Song. "A shons for Our Banner ny the Choir.
Payne, Miss he~se. Miss Inland. Miss Payne. Mr..
ossooA. Mr.. Madison AMI Mr. currie.
/. Rsassinx a lecisrssson. by MrS NJ c. Huboeli.
s Or2fissr, hy HIM W. D. BorAh Of bais-.
q. solo. The s~ord Of bunker Hiii.- By Miss
Mabel Payne
Z. kemarks by Col. J. N. Jones al Hampa
4 sonx. .'Ansel % Peace" by the Choir.
.. Remarks b. M. simmons. President % the
Mountain tioms Irritation COMPANY
To- Sung, America" by the Ch.dr
Horse racing will commence at
2:30. to be followed by foot racing,
sack racing barrel rasing. etc.
The finance committee report fair
success. and have handed US the
following list Of contributors for
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
Tee Cream On the Fourth.

Rinehart & Laughlin will furnish
ice cream and cake and all kinds of
fresh fruits and berries on July A,
in the old postoiiice building, Noun
tain Home. Give them a call and
take your lady friends with you.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
SATURDAY. july l. 1898.
Come and celebrate.
See the races on the Fourth.
Attapd Kniuhfs of pyfhiaa hall

See the races on the Fourth.
Attend Knights of Pythias ball.
This is steamer day" Prepare
to pungle.
Miss Maggie Benham Of Bruneau
is visiting with G w. Smith and
family.
Born. in Mountain Home. June,
%, to the wife of John Denton, a
daughter.
Captain Geo. w. Hill and wife
visited with friends in Mountain
Hume last Tuesday.
John ]. McGinness. the efficient
road master Of Glenn's Ferry, was
visitor here Monday.
Dan McGinnis brought in one Of his
flyers last Tuesday To he entered in
the races here on the Fourth.
Prayer meeting of Congregational
church every Thursday evening in
the school house at 3 o'clock.
The many friends Of Joe Helfrich
are pleased to zee him once more on
deck at Ed. Helfrich's big store.
Chris Baltzer. of the mercantile
firm Of Mitchell & Baltzsr, Bruneau,
was in Mountain Home Tuesday.
Mrs. Melton, in company with
Jake 0ttenheimer. returned to her
home on South Boise last Sunday.
John West of Bruneau spent the
past week in Mountain Home and
will remain until after the Fourth.
After an absence of several years,
John Keefer returned here Monday
from lie Grande, Oregon, TO re-
main.
A. Rosenheim. C. w. Burns, NJ.
johnson, Ike Harmon and Otto
Simon visited the Capital city last
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. C. Fickersham, who has
been visiting her parents at Boise
for a week or more, returned home
yesterday.
Sam Bieroth, Jack Harley, Sans
Robertson and several other Bru-
neau gentlemen were here during
the past week.
Mrs Duff and son, who have been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks, returned TO Washington on
Wednesday.
Rinehart and Laughlin have pur-
chased all the bunting in town with
which they intend TO decorate their
ice cream parlors on the Fourth.
The BULLETIN feels gratifed tc
say that John Galloway is slowly
improving and that there is nov
great hopes of his complete recovery
George Crocheron, brother of Mrs
d. B. Hill, returned herea few days
ago from Whatcom, Wash, wher,
he had been attending school fol
some time.
E. S. Bobo and Jack Hill are on
OH q hunting and fishing trip il
Owyhee county. Doubtless Bob
will spin some interesting yarns oil
his return.
Thos. Mccormick. brother Of Mrs
John Brady. and whom she had no
seen for 81 years, arrived here las
we K from New York. Mr.. Nc
Cornick will remain in this section
Hot Springs people, in Brunear
valley, will celebrate the Fourth Q
July with barbecue, races, dane
ing. greased pigs and poles. etc
Ben Robertson and Arthur Penc
are to contes, for the CREASED pol
prize.
Our society reporter grinds OH
the following this week: Alec
McAllister and Ward Wickershar
with a fair percentage Of tn
'quattro cento" OF Mountain Hon
went on last Saturday nights trai
to Cald we'll. to witness the bas
ball contest between the Boise an
Caldwell mines.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
Read Judge Brizee's legal card.
Silver only 63 cents and still drop

Silver only 60 cents and still drop
ping.
ET Columbian Aluminium Sou.
venirs at DIR. Bearby's.
]. A. Stanfield If II range visited
Mountain Home Monday.
/" Keep cool by buying one of
those nice fans at DR.. Bearby's.
q. w. Snowden has gone up to
Longtom to work on the reservoir
at that place.
Vim. Kunnecke, the boot and
shoemaker, has returned home from
the mountains.
James Wickersham Jr., Of Boise,
spent several days in Mountain
Home this week.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson and Miss Nc
Laughlin were here from Bennett
creek yesterday.
Roy, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bell. is recovering from
an attack of fever.
Helfrich is building large wagon
shed just below his ice house near
the railroad track.
Harvey Laughlin will to-day
prove up on his 100 acre tract OF
land near this place.
Since Strawberries came into
market c. H. Rinehart has sold in
this town 1870 quarts.
Born, at Hot Springs, 0wyhee
county. June 81, 1893, to the wife
of Newt Robertson, a son.
Mrs. Joe Sullaway went to Pine
Grove Yesterday to attend Mr.. Sui.
laway, who is lying very sick.
The Knights Of Pythias have re.
ceived their uniforms and will pre-
sent an imposing appearance on the
Fourth.
/ SHILoH's VITALIzER is what vol
need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Vel
low skin ar Kidney trouble. IL !,
guaranteed IN give yon satisfaction
Price Tic. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
The President has appointed Jos
C. Straughan of Boise surveyor gen
eral of Idaho. Score one for "0ld
Steve"
Mrs. Doom's two-story dwelling
house ia going up rapidly, and wher
completed will he another ornament
to the south end of town.
In connection with A. b. Clark o
this place, Messrs. jerks and Drive
of Chicago have purchased 1,5O'
sheep of T, n. Epperson.
Popular Deputy Sheriff Be-
Gray has greatly changed in hi
demeanor since his late trip 4
HALEY and his friends wonder wha
!, is the cause.
: Robt. Coffelt was here from Lit
tie Camas on Wednesday, and W
are pleased to say has recovered en-
: tirely from his accidental shootin
}, some months ago.
Geo. w. Fletcher Sr. and famil
will to-day depart for Santa Char
valley, California, where they wi
permanently settle. We can il
9 afford to lose such good people.
. Gee whizl" exclaimed Manue
Comes few days ago at the cor
: clusion of a nine-hour card gam,
0 for drinks only, in his saloon. "sixt,
r one drinks and not a nickle in oasl
!; No Worlds Fair trip for me now.
= C. C. Tautphaus, the contractc
: for building the Bruneau canal, ha
! just completed new road fro,
Q Mountain Home to Grand View
" which lessons the distance fully 81
}, miles and the grade is much east,
q than that Of the old road by way
Carpenters ranch.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
Cat Your Trass.

C. II. Rinehart is the duly au-
ttorized agent for Gilmore and
0wyhee counties of the Hunter
Nursery, and in now taking orders
for fall and spring delivery. Every
thing in the nursery line supplied
at the lowest rates. For full par
ticulars apply to
Z. III. RrNEHART,
Mountain Home.
I'll. 4 1000
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
Dwelling House for Rant.

| have for rent. at reasonable
rates, a four-room dwelling honse,
fenced and with all necessary out
houses, cellar, etc. Apply at my
boot and shoe shop in Mountain
Home. VIM. KUSNEcKE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
Excursion Rates July A, 1898.

One fare ior The round trip D any
point On u. +. Ry. within 800 miles.
selling dates July 81, 81 and 4th.
Tickets limited To July 5 returning.
A. q. SMITH, Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-01
Fresh Fruit Daily.

C. II. Rinehart daily receives all
kinds of fresh fruits and berries.
Orders promptly filed at the lowest
living prices.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Mn5tamO.
Oeuidlan6.

~N"fNE%N'iN'
Ser @ablfampf i'm beuti6en 9tei6e bat
bcreitS begOnnen BON allen Bdrteien baben
nun Sic So5ialiiten cine feite Organization,
tpelber t6uen bic QluSlicbt auf etlen be0eu1
tenDen 3utpacbS iDrer Qartei I'M 9tetcbstagc
giebt. = Nrenbt, Shroeber, Gonoer5
beselt lln6 anDere fretcp1lerDattpe Sitbrer
perlucben Sic 8tl0ung elmer groBen Geicb5z
Mtttelpartei. 6eltc mocbten ite Dem 6irItcn
8ismar6 i6re2lufmartung un0 Ell uc6ten i'm.
Ser 5u griln0enben 8artet Ourb Qntabnte
ether 8etDerbultg Inn elllelt SlB I'M Jtettb5>
tage unter bic Qlrn1e 81 gretfen. Dem Ser
1te9nen uab bat Der SHIRT Die @inlaoultg
a6geleDut. = Sieb5ebn 8erliner 8anfiers
babe1 et1ter Qufruf 5u 8eitrGgen fiir
einen WablfonOS unter5et6net, nit tpel>
6em Bic gSabl bon Gt6eralen, Die 6ie Ste
gierung unteritilben, gef0rbert iperben iou.
= Ser am Dori9en Samitag bonn So3ia>
ltitenbl0tte 8oripGrtS" DerDffentLicbte 8rief,
Der angeblt9 bonn Yrti5en Nlbrebt BON
greuBen, 6em Gegenten bon 8raunlcbipeig,
berrit1rte, nn0, ipie man ber1nltt6ct, al
ben &an5ler @aprtnt 9cric6tet mar, bat 5u
5a6Irei6en Seiprecbung>n in ben 3eituu9en
8eranlaIiun9 gegeben. Den Snbalt Oe5
8ricfes btlbete Elm 8eriub gu elmer 9lusz
iO6nun9 5mtl9en &atier NilbeIm unb
8ismarf. Na9Nnii9t 6cr p&Olnii@cn53 t9."
wirOe Die 6eriteQung freunOi 6aftliGcr
8e3icbungen Spiiben 8iSmarf lln6 Sem
&aiier auf bic tnncren Qngelegcnbetten Dcs
Geicbes eiren iuobIt5dttgen @influB aus
iiben. @s icien inbeB fiir Elm Derortise5
@rei9niB ntbt Die gertngiten @ti15eid6en por7
banben lnO eS lei 5ipeifel6aft, ob paiiel6c
iemalS itattftnOen iperbe. Der 8ricf bes
Brtn3en 4lbrccbt pirOe auf Sic 9lusi06>
nung bon gar feiner @intpirfung lein.
Die ~b0lbamtlicbe Dgtorbbeutide 9(agez
meine 3eitun9" ferti9t Die 9(ngeleeel6cit
nit Elm paar @orten ab un6 siebt iiber5
6aupt bic @cbtbeit beS 8riefeS in 2ueifcl.
No9 Qtngobe beS 8lottes tperben bier
Siinftel Der i'm Iebtcn Geicbstage bon ben
Nationaliberalen innegebabten Gablbe=
strife int nacbiten 3teibsta9e iicb fir Die
GOrtieBuus ouf Der s. @eite.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
uniere prdmten.

SIM SoIgen6en ber0fentli6en mir 6as
8er3et3niB Ser 8ii9er unb 8tl6er, tpel9e
mir in 6teiem Sabre an borausbe3a f.
lenbe q b0nnenten DertbetIen tperz
ben. Die dGteren Srer1tbe ~unieres 8lattes
itnb nit ben 8e6tngun9eu %befannt; fir Sic
neueren ieten tie bier nocbmals mttget6etIt:
Sober l6onnent, tDeI9er (auBer Ser
Nbtragung etnatger st il d.
ftGnbO BEN 8etrag zines Sa6res79 bonz
nemelI.5 nit 20pIIars an uns abIenz
Bet, lam aus Set nac6itebenben 2tfte 6te
Summer zines 8ucbes Ober 8tGbes angez
ben, tpel3eS ibm iofort na9 Gmpfang 6es
0eloes pOrtofrei sugeiteQt tper6en mir6. -
gSenn ct feline Summer an9tebt, tptr6 Sic
Expedition Ser 3eitun9 nab beitem @rmeiz
fen cine YrGmte fir i'm ausiucben.
8er a6er, anftatt cine Sud-
PrGmte 5u beanipru9en, es borsie6t,
etnen Sa6rgang 6es @o6en6lattes 3um
balben gretfe Is. B. fir l 0pQar)
gu erbalten, bat 39oIIars btreft an
nns ein3uien6en. 9ofir erbdlt ct bte beiz
ben 8l6tter portofrei auf Elm Sabr
3ugei9tGt, allo 104 sc II tpelz
6e auf 1890 SpaIten 70 piel 9eieitoff entz
balten, mie so fturfe 8Gnbe ge=
n0bnItcben 8uc6formats. Die 0ummer
bon 81 Spaltet, 9Ietcb etnem 8ube bon
25O Seiten, fDitet bemna3 mentger
ais Scents.
Aut cine 8 I'd ME bat 0erienige
peI3er 3 9OIIars farbet6e8GGtz
ter etnienbet, fetnen 4nfpru9.-
9enn bier beitebt eben Die 8rGmie 6arin,
baB er etnen Sabr8ang bes @obenblattes,
baS font 5tp Ell Dollars foiten miir6e, fir
nitr etnen Dollar erbGIt. = Wtt an6eren
8orten: ct erbGlt bon Dem 8retIe ser beiz
ben 8lGtter, tpelcbe etn3eln jebes 2 Dollars
foiten, sc abIaB bon258 o.
cen t. - @er nlr ein 8latt fir 29ouars
ntmmt, erbdlt an # att bteies Na9laiies
i'm 8retIe Elm 8 II q ober Elm 8 ills ais
BrGmte.
6ter lit Sic 8i6erltite;
J. eutf9 somerifoutf9 der gpItsfas
len Der fur bas Sabr 1893.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
R- l1niere Gorreiponbenten unb 9(genz

B9F ltniere GorreiponOenten unb Agen:
ten beiucben Die folgenben Staaten:
6err SEQ 8ennin9boben bic Stoater
Nebrasfa, 8ennipIpanten, Stem gort, Seen
SerieD, Norbz uu6 SI6caroLtna, Girgtnta,
Georgia unb Sloriba.
Seer Srans Otto Sic Staaten Mtscon.
fin unO Mtbigan.
6err 8eter 8uib BEN Staat Satnots.
6err Saul SriebeG BEN Staat Soma.
SEER s. 8. Spie9eL BEN Stat Mtnne=
iOta, Office: 1909 2tnbaIp 9toe., gtortE
NtinneapoLts, Mtun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

= Qm 20. 2tpriG bereits tonnten in
8ii9Offingeu am &aiieritubI Bic erten rei>
fen &tri9en gepliGt Uer6en.
= Ser Goriiben6e 6es @omttes sur S0rz
6erung bes 6etnezD entmaIs in Mains,
Suftt3ratb 8Loem, bat mitgetbetlt, boB ftcb
folgenDe Wt6nner berett ertlGrt 6aben, benz
fir Matn3 gu bilOenben&omtte beisutreten
SrieOri3 Spielbagen, @rnit bon 8il6enz
bru3, Scarf Sren3el, SuliuS &~obenbcrg,
@mil &%ittersbauS, @olfg. &opp, SO. SD
tortus, 8. Qlbrtpeiler, Sufti3ratb 8loem, 81.
p. &anbom, 6. S. Sepfartb, Brofe1or
@i6fe unb 9ireftor 8iebe.-Sb 6as etpas
niiBen miro, bIeibt %ab3uparten. Gorlaltfie
bat bic ultramOntane 8faffcngeieQicbaft
in Wains ibren 9eerbann aufgeboten ltnD
IGBt ben itaunenben Wain5ern in 8ort
unb S9rtft auseinanberieben, 6aB Seine
Elm p~aterlanosloier Meni9 mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
@nnbFn- Atta9nhe
unfere freunoe in OeutiALan6.


9te S6ore Ser @~eltauslteuung 1te6en
jebt Sen 8epo6nern 6eS @r6baQs offen.
Plus alien S6eilen Ser g8elt itr01nen Sic
( 8eiucber nacb Der 8unberita6t am Wttcbiz
9an7See, I'M bier 9lleS 6as peretnt 31
feben, mas Wtenicben9eiit un6 Mfenicbenz
HetB felt SabrbunOerten 1nb Sabrtauiene
BEN geplaut unb poQenbet bat. $50 imnter
Civilization unb Gultur SUB 9efaBt un0
8ertreter ~gefun6eu 6aben, 30 bat man gu
benz groBen Srie6enslpert unIeres Sa9rz
bunOerts betgeiteuert, un0 10 ltebt nun Die
tDetBe MuSiteQungS1tabt ba als Elm 9etDaltt>
9es Wabr5eicben Ser 8ilbung uno bes Sort
fdrtttS, baS ale GulturD0lfer Der @roe IN
friebLicbem @ettfampf gemetniam erricbtet
Daben. SDl6e Werfe btl0en getpifier>
maBen Otarfiteine in Ser @ntmidelung oes
Neutrality-suspicious. tie fteuen SuLtur>
epDcben bar, 0eren etngebenbe &e11ntntB BEN
it~rebenOen Otenicben tpteber DortpGrts Iettet
auf bem Nege ser @rfenntntB. 9emgemGB
tpir6 fitr Die nGcbite 3ett Gbtcago ais ser
MttteLpu11ft Der ciDtliitrten g8elt anSu1e6e1
ietn, un6 nit ftetig pacbienber Nufmertz
fanfeit folgt man itberau a1f benz @rben>
runo ben ~GreigniiIen, ipelbe itb auf un=
ierem reutraleu 8o6en ab1ptelen. Wtebr
ais ie bei6dfti9t man iicb auBer6aL6 nit
Dem 9teuen, oem Qernenspertben, 6aS urtz
iere Ausiteuung bietet, unb Sic Dielen WtiIz
~Iionen, pelbe ie nid1t nit etgenen
Qlugen iBauen f0nnen, unterrtbten
iib a1f Die beitm0gltcbe Dirt iiber
bos, mas fte i'm 8eionberen an
gebt unb iutcreiiirt. Stir tie pir6 etne
f~Drtlaufen6e 9ariteIung aller Sic @eltausz
iteuung betreffenben @~rei9ntiie BON gtltben
unO @ertb iein. 9as 8o6enblatt Der
SQtnots StaatS> 3cttung miro in beritGnD5
It6er, iablicber 8etie Suiammenbdngenbe
8ertcbte ~liefern, iuelcbe ibGieBli6 in tbrer
0eiammtbett cine einbeitltbe S6ilberun9
bes @altSen bariteIen. Der oeutlben Nb=
tbeilung unb MQen1, mas bomit 3uiammen7
bGngt, tpirb Die gebibrenbe Qlufmerfiamfett
gept0met tper0en. S9on iebt ipirb bas
bon ben NusitelSrn bes 9eutiben &eic6ca
g~eletitete neibIos ais muitergitltt9 anerfannt
unb eS muB ieben 9euti6en nit StoI3 err
fuuen, tpenn ct bort, tueI6en guten Slang
beuti3er @eiit unO beuti9er SIetB Dem
6euti6en Namen i'm Nuslal1b ertporber,
ipelcbe ebrer6e SteQung t6m errungen bat,
@S miro Oaber fit Sic nGcblten Mtonate fit
8ertpatbte unb 6reunbe in Der alien @elt
faum Elm tpilIfommeneres @eibenf geben,
aIS Elm announcement auf Sic @ocbena1sz
9abe Der SutnoiS Staats> 3ettung. SIS
tpirO gIeicb5eitig mancbem bte MfIbe abz
nebmen, 8eitraubenbe unO bp6 ME err
i9Opfenbe 8eri9te ielbit gu l6reiben, peGbe
bod Die burb Die 3eitung gegebenen Oar
~fteuungen IN ibrer ~&eicbbaGtigteit nt9t
erieben tOnnen. Ser idbrIt9e 9tbonnez
mentspreis betrd9t etnihIieBli9 Borto
$500. 9afHr miro ieben Meontag bas
8latt fret nab alien GbeiIen Ser 8eIt
beri6tdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

9ie 9lanfintonz8a in Miltpalttee bat
einen @ldubtgeraniturm SIT belteben 9ebabt,
i'm aber gladlicb iiberitanoen. : Solgenbe
8anten iteQten ibre l3abl1ngen Elm: bte
@rbangez8 anf BON gormal bel 8loom2
ington, ST., Bic Sarmers & Mer6ants
State gant in Mttnneapolts, bic Strit sea-
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-21
Specimen Cases.

S. H. Clifford, New Castle, Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was disor-
dered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Eleo-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bltters and seven boxes OF
Bucklens Arn;ca Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker
Catawba, o, had five large Fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was
incurable. One bottle Electric Btters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by w. b
Morrison & Cos, Drug Store.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-21

Smith A. three Taylor and Earle
sauson Ashburn addition > and g. block l.
Steiner Barnard between 5th and 18th
Storrie 5, lt2xl65 feet twelfth and Mary streets
Sutton B. sb original grantee DHard fifteen acres
sypert L. abstract 3 original grantee Dckersod o. acres
Story lots Columbus twelfth street
Tanner f, three lots on fifth street near cemetery
Taksr F. lot on Mary street near siAts yat street
Tay H. abstract 30 original grantee P ninety
rhaylor B. Bagby addition lot thirteen, block three.
The Massachusetts Life ms Co.. III Bagby and Wood
Thomas, w J, lots Edge6ed
Thompson W, lot Streets subdivision.
Thomson Jack E abstract original grantee ega p acres
Trips & kemendo two LOIS eighth and Webster street
Irott F. home, ninth street and kentucky
Tucker r. abstract Is, original 4ranee tweny
Turnbull, G w lots third street.
Taylor r. two DTS twelfth AMI Flint streets
ulander J E. seven lots enth and Webster
Unknown, lots eleventh Clay -, "a II Day
an Henry lots on first and Jones streets.
andave Hart, 2ox feet sixth Mary
Nandave j NJ, lot eighth Jefferson street
Waco Dummy street Railway Co., part three lots Waco
Wainma L. Bagby iition, lot nineteen block
Walker A. McGregor Ncca1n addition lot block three
Wallace Jack two lots fourteenth Jefferson
Walls T w two lots, Axte.
Waties Thos ten lots Earle East Waco.
Whiteaker w s, Beas addition. lots and block two
Whitehead Jim three lots Axtell
Williams G. Pearl street in beyS tventysx D'"0 II acres
Williams r. abstract 23 original grantee Chlde q acres
Wams Eugene aDe asven original grantee Chambers
Williams jeff home Elm street East Waco
Williams d. grantee onebaf &C
Williams Laura home sixth and Morboro
Williams morris c. II u ee eighth ana Clay streets
N MRS NJ home south third street dummy.
Winter Jno e. home thirteenth and Columbus streets
Woodal w NJ home eleventh and Barron
Woobrigh lot between isteenth
Workman A W, three acres, city limits
York l. c Noody lot six to ten. block eight
Young " abstract distract 49, original grantee pe a 10
Mge b home eighth near Dalton