Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01


tice in the courts of that State for
collecting money for client and APP
propriating it to his own use. The
same attorney had been elected to
the House of the Legislature and
was made its Speaker. Being called
upon to resign, he declined to do so.
ard was incontinently fired, suffer
ing disgrace which has become
national. A similar case is going
to confront prominent legal gentle
man not thousand miles from the
Occur d Alenes before the year rolls
around. THE mills of the gods
grind slowly, but they grind exceed
ingly fine" says a Spanish porverb.
Murray Sun.
An item has been going the rounds
of the press purporting to give the
membership Of the various secret
societies. The figures, however, are
inaccurate. The number of Odd
Fellows, of the Independent Order,
is given at $685. when the mum
Der Of subordinate lodge members
December 81, 1891, was 72l LAG; and
the number of Rebekah lodge mem
bers. counting only the sisters, was
Sl,725 more, making a grand total
, of SO2,SSl members. S,nce that
|. period at least 10000 members have
. been added, and soon the million
) point will be reached. This does
|! not include the Engli h branch of
! Odd Fellowship, which will bring
the number up To about one and
I three-quarter millions.
: The many cases Of rheumatism
: cured by ChamberlHin's Pain Balm
during the past few months have given
J the people great confidence la it's cura.
tive properties. and have shown that
: there IL one preparation that can he
! depended upon for TINT painful and
? aggrnyaiing disease. Honnker Br =,
j, Lornin, Ohio, say: MIR Moses Price,
OF this place, was troubled with rheu.
] matism for n long time. Chamber.
! l,in's Pain Balm has cured him. lie
i says that the Balm has no equal =
; F"i sale 10y DR.. &C. Silva, Druggist
The four year old daughter of ].
W. Kelly was fatally burned WI lie
playing in field near Weiser where
her father was burning stubble on
| the 9th. \ special to the States
man says her screams attracted the
+ attention of George Dickerson who
: FASTENED To her relief, smothering the
! flames with earth but not until they
had done their deadly work.
The HALEY Times SAYS it will he
FIVE years before there will be avail
E able funds for the establishment Of
8 a reform school at Mountain Home.
;. and as, in that time, there will be
i two sessions of the legislature, the
bill may be repealed OF course
this opinion of the "Chief of Alturas"
knocks our fond hopes into smith
Greens
|, Elder s. :. Beaver, 81 McAllister-
+ willie, JuniattH Co, Pa, SAWS his wife. l.
D subject Ia cramp in the stomach
/ Last summer she tr ed Chamberlain :
Collie, Cholera and niarrhnea Remedy
: fur il. aud WINS much pleased with the
t. speedy relief IL afforded She has since
: used il Whenever necessary and found
, thnt il never fails For sale by Dir.
C. G =. Silva, Druggist.
: 1t is said that miners wages ut
Autin. Nevada will soon he reduced
from SO to - per day The hand
writing is on the wall that the New
, ada miner, if he would live at all.
had better lay down the pick and
, turn his attention to some other
line of business atwhich he can live.
: SHIL"n's NtTAIIzER is what Won
: need fnr Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver. yell
low skin or Kidney trouble. IL j.
guaranteed IT, give snn satisfaction.
Price T5c. Sold by DIR. Rcarby.
The Comstock lode has produced
over s6O0,00O,o00 in gold and silver
and millions more of the precious
minerals are said to be in prospect
A Utah farmer has made net
profit Of SS5 per acre on sugar bcets
This beats the highest European
r record of sugar beet culture.
! Gen. Kerby Smith, the last of
/. the full generals, on either side of
the late civil war, died at Sewanee,
Tenn, on March %.
. Ex-S Secretary Bavard takes Lin