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The result of purchasing our fashionable
and superior clothing is unquestionably an
economical saving.
The fabrics, the trimmings the workman
ship, arc examples of elegance and durability
con bincd with the very latest styles and
'popuar patterns. These displayed at pos
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See Mrs. Saunders foe latest ha' pat
terms ~
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S. Gregg, teacher OF Violin, Mando
liu, Guitar, Cornet etc. Rooms IN Vic
tor block 20 imo
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La,f thrie, ok Ter, Sept.
81.
Nolr r.hg given that the follow
mp-ual tIci has filed notice of his
intentiIa 90 maar hual proof IN support
Of his u. and That said proof VIII be
made hel1fe the register and receiver OF
the n. S. iaud office at Guthrle, OK. Ter,
ON NoVpmhcr lj. 1894, viz.
Leopold Iipp, for the south hall OF
southeast quarter Of section %. township
l5. torih Of range J. west, aud for lots
aud ., ol section 2, township Ia, nOrth Oi
range J. west
IL names the following witnesses 70
proye his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
John s. Hamilton, Hannibal Hamilton,
/ Willard Z. Sweat ana George f. foa-
cum. all Of TOhee, O, T..
Any person who desires 70 protest
against the allowance Of such proof OF
who knows Of any substantial reason, un-
der the law and the regulations Of the IN
| terror department, why such proof should
not Oe allowed. will be given an opporl
tunity al the above mentioned time ant
| place to cross s-cXaminc the witnesses o
said claimant, aud 20 offer evidence In re
butfal vi that submitted by claimant.
A n. j. Crook, Re ser.
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First Pub. Daily Leader Oct. 8. ]

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby gwen that Albert
Shuttle have this day filed his petition
for license to retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan County, Oklahoma, and that
unless objection to the same as requir'
by law be filed by the 10th day of Oct.
A. D. 1894, said petition Will be
granted.
Guthrie, o. r., Oct. 2. 1894.
Il. j. DoLCATER,
County Clerk.
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Guihsic aud claadicr naA fiut
win carry passengers far $3.50 ntl
further notice 80 pound "a bog ~
sc excess.
Leaves Guthrie 6;so a. m.s arrIy at
Chandler at 5:o0 o. M.
Leaves Chandler $40 Ia m; arrives
at Guthrie 500 d. m.
Office at Palace hotel. Telephone
No. 26 Ti3f
JOHN DURFEE, Prop.
Call on LiIiey a. Pullen for Donald
sons pure Kentucky hand made sour
mash honrhon I'm
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First published IN Daily Leader Sep
tember lG, 1894.
Notice for Publication.
Not

Territory of Oklahoma, county of Lo-
gan: In the District court. Nathan
c. English VS.. Anna English.
The above-named defendant, Anna
English. will take notice that she has
been sued in the district court of Lo-
gan county. territory of Oklahoma, by
the plaintiff. Nathan c. English, in
action for divorce, and that she must
appear and answer the petition, which
has been filed in said court by the
plaintiff, on or before the 27th day If
October A. ID. 1894, and that IL she
does not appear and answer said petit
tion, it will be taken as true, and a
Judgment taken against her, divorciug
the plaintiff from her, and Gissolving
the bonds of matrimony between the
plaintiff and the defendant, and for
costs Of salt.
Witness MY hand and
the seal Of said caart
ahiyed at my office H
lSeall Guthrie, in said county.
this 18th day Of septem-
bcr A. ID. 1894,
d3w LOUIS Il PlTrs, Clerk.
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Notice for Publication.

First Published in the Daily Leader
Sept. 30th 1894.
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EFPR0~ Guar. farnra
L bsh aniees a u
tnall Bronchial Throat and Lung troubles
Dr riarce's Golden Medical Discovery brings
relief and a permanent cure The way is
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

rio do ,lanoir0. March tit IL the
general beief here The rebellion Ia about
over. a bloody battle occurred on he
morning OF February q near Arinncuo
mountain. 10 which the Insurgents lost
80 out Of 500 men engaged. They hrst
fnimHrd the government troops, bli tha
discovery Of u lnrgr supply Of hquof
proved fatal 10 the tebels They tanked
up Oh wiilsgy and while hclplossly iDlox-
leatnd wofr charged by the government
irons mud completely routed.
Ffrsh guns have been mounted IN tie
batteries here. which are now doing
much dnmRge to toe rebel Dcet. which u
very seriously crippled by The lack OF
mcn. III mllifiOn 20 this, nll ships here,
WIN The exception Of tie Auuidnbnn.
lave been shot full Of holes by govern
ment forces. aud consequently are uusea-
by lhe nomination Of distinguished
nnd popular civilian for the presidency
lie strongest Plea for rufEt iu takru
from them This, coupled win the fact
ihAt the southern allies are Snrronnded
~ Overwhelming forces, 1t would aeen
they have reached tho cld Of their rope
III many states " The south. notably
San pau!O, where third Of the pppu'
lation II made np Of German and Italian
lnmigranta. the feeling ~ favor 81 the
government - very strong. Volunteers
are coming freely from all parts o. the
state Of San Paul1 and IL the city o
Ianlo the Yfry best men have enlisted
IN aupp0rliuE ihe government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

DI Associated ifehss
Washington, March 4-rhe senate has
made so little progress towards legisla-
ton during the past two or three weeks
that the calendar has been changed only
in very slight degree and the special
orders made some time since, except In
the case Of a few speeches. are still un-
disposed Of The printing bill the Rus
sian Thistle bill and the AlNurrhnn
bill all hold places where they can be
called up in order, but they are subject
to displacement II any question of more
general Importance Is presented, oven
though informally.
II the tariff bill should not he reported
during tile week. II Is still likely 10 be re
ferrcd and speeches made upon Il. IL
is the subject which Is uppernnst IN the
minds Of all senators. and 70 liable To
appear Unexpectedly in some shape.
senator Gallery has not yet made his
speech. ON the subject Of which he gave
notice sometime since. and there are also
other senators who will probably be
heard. For the rest and IL no other gem
eral subject should present itself, the
senate may BE- expected TO take up the
calendar and dlsp0sc Of as many OF the
minor bills as possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
CHANDLER on SILVER,
The New Hampshire Senator Thinks
Bimoullsm Necessary TO Com
mrrcial Salvation.

by Associated Press,
Denver Col, March i-l'hr News
issued this morning letters on the sll'
yor question writton to Col. James III.
i'iatt of this city by senator William
II. Chandler OF New Hampshire and
Hon. Henry Hicks, member Of the
London city council. who was until re-
Gently a gold mouOmetnllist
Senator Chandler writes under dain
Of February / "As TO the silver anes'
ton, think TINT light Is ,tlrcady break
mg In the Fast. "A we have pro-
gressed towards gold ni0uometallism the
business Distress OF the world has In
crcased, There IL now an cutlery frpm
lndin and from Europe, FROM the Go
cident and tho Orient BimeulNrm
must be secured or there will be nlmuat
no end To the fall la value that Is talk
Ing place and y parnlyzins business and
distressing debtors beyond endurance.
The New England bimrmllic movement
is also an encouraging SYMPTOM.
shall be flnd 10 soc hard times disappear
and prosperity return, az many thnl.
they will within tho neat siA months.
bni my fears are that the pending dis.
tress VIII he prolonged two or three
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
srpRElIn oouRr DELAYED.

lDN ahNNhilNAffA 4 ANH7f
Washington. March 4.-Although the
gpring term of the supreme court begins
tomorrow. none Of the cases Which have
been awaiting hearing by the full bench,
can be taken 10 at once.
iurre are lwenty -nNv col those cases on
the waiting list among the most I'M
nortant being those involving the tide
10 mineral lauds in grants TO the North
ern Pacific road. the finances OF the de-
funct Mormon church and the interpre-
tation OF the clauses Of Mckinley tarh
act.
sence of Justice jackson, who is In
Florida. where he will remain until
April for the benefit Of his health. Sew.
eral cases needing a full bench for their
consideration are on the calendar for
hearing tomorrow, but will necessarily
be passed A large number OF i'm
p1rtant cases may he decided by the
court tomorrow. which have been under
consideration during the recess.
The absence Of Justice Jackson leaves
Senator White free. II he feels so dis.
posed. TO remain in the senate for an-
other month, looking after the interests
Of Louisiana In the sugar fight. Since
the court cannot take up cases without
full bench until April, the presence Of
Senator White will not be essential 10
the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Of Brazoria agree to pay fourffths Of
the cost of bridging the Brazos az that
point. During the lifetime of jay Gould
when that interest dominated and con.
trulled nearly every Texas rail-
raod' Mr. Gould. as president
Henderson. leased TO MIR. Gould, presi-
dent of the International aud Geat
Northern. for period Of ninety.nne
years the Galveston. Houston and Hen
dersOn road. Now comes the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas and demands that
said lease he declarel void and she prop
erty turned over 10 the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson people, which Is
owned hy the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
rs; Jay Gould ~ the time Of ple lcase,
being ehiei Of all three roads, the state
district judge az Galveston did declare
the lease invalid and for n while both
the Katy and the International had
equal rights over IT, Tie United states
court. however. ousted the haty aud
henderson TO the International and
Great Northern. Then the state Of Tex
MS, through the county attorney OF Gal
weston county. demanded thnt the Gal
Ncstun Houston and Henderson be re-
stored to It's Missouri. Kansas and Texas
owners On hearing n change Of venue
was granted from Galveston "a Cham.
N'AN N'NtNANf = Nt tfItNkltN VI AtAta NNNAf
" dumbioundtd the counsel. There
were but ninety eligible Jurors IN the
county. There is no hotel at the county
seat. which can only be reached by a
light boat through Galveston buy. The
lawyers will therefore have TO chnrter q
boat aud carry a cUmuiiszlry with the
court to live upon while the case is be-
ing heard
Altogether Il Is n tangled web, with the
state OF Texas and almost sc1rc "
lawyers representing the three railroads
az interest, the international, katy and
Galveston. Houston and Henderson.
Whether or not Mr. George Gould has
laid plans for a compromise has siot been
given out
The Gould party, with General Man
nger Camnbcll Of the International went
down To Nelasco during the day, whore
the shipping facilities were looked into
aud q conference had with the NelascO
Terminal and Bmzos channel people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

pl0w with great force, breaking his jaw
and otherwise injuring him.
A petition was circulated today among
merchants and farmers calling for mass
meeting to be held al the courthouse
next Saturday for the purpose Of endors-
in the course pursud by Hon. j. w.
Bailey at Washington.
Misses Edna Foster and Dnley Munson
of DenisOn are visiting Mrs. q, u. Smith
in East Gainesville,
Mrs. l.. ID. Hustled of Dallas is visit
ing her brother a. W. Brown,
Mis- Mary Rountree of Sherman is
visiting here.
Misses Kate Rowland and Bertha
Ames Of Sherman are visiting friends
here
Mrs w, l., Kester and daughter Of
Denison. who have been visiting Mrs c..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
BuRGLARIEs ANp HoLp.uPs.
The Navarro County Capital Seems to
BE Besieged by Hard Characters

BE Besieged by Hard Characters.
Special Dispatch,
Corsicana. Tex, March 1.-The grocery
store of Hyndman 4 johnson was en-
tered last night and robbed Of $40 in
money The burglars entered through
the front door,
Jim Burns was knocked in the head
near the Central railroad Hast night
about IL o'clock and robbed The force
of the blow OF some blunt instrument
broke the frontal bone of his forehead
in. and he fell to the earth unconscious,
and while in this condition was robbed.
Houston NOrthcutt was arrested by Dep
MY Marshal Elliot. and when brought
before Burns WINS Identified as the man
who had assaulted him and WINS locked
M. Burns says that Northcutt had in
duced him to 20 with him to negro
dive 10 East C0rsicana, and while on the
way the attack was made on him by
Northcutt.
j. w. Crawford's store was burgiatlzed
last night A number of small yaluables
and some smaA change left u the cas9
drawers were takeD.- Bob katile ana
Edmond Harris were arrested Tor me
burglary. They are both colored y0utns'
Edmond said they had made Their en-
trance to the store by throwing morse
shoes against the glass windows ana
breaking them out; that they got scared
and ran away, but came back later ana
priced the iron bars Of the WINDOW apart
and entered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
nIpnoMATIo EXpENsEs.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March 4.-The diplomatic
and consular service Of the United States
COSTS the country hut half a million a
year. Attention will be- called 70 thla fact
bv Representative Mecreary Of Ken
tucigy. chairman Of the house committee
on foreign affairs. 10 report on the
Diplomatic and consul appropriation bill
which will be presented % the house on
Monday While the bin carries q million
and half in round numbera Chairman
MoCreary will point ont that ahOnt a
million Is received in fees at the various
oonsnlates abroad. OF the different APP
nronriation bilis reported to the house
,be Diplomatic service makes most money
from the government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

He Narrowly Escapes AssAesination AZ
tho Hands Of Woman lie Had
Twice Whipped.


GAINESVILLE Tenn, March f.--Mra
Ellen Boyce attempted The assassination
Of q. q. Boyd, c0lorod lawyer OF
wide reputation, AZ & O'Clock today.
Boyd had some trouble with tho woninn
regarding some rep0rid she circulated
against him, aud lat night be visited her
dressmaliug establishment and admins
tered severe whipping 10 her. This
morning the quarrel was renewed and
Boyd whipped her again. Securing a
revolver, she fred at him twice as 10
was leaving the place, but missed him.
Before she could carry ont her threat Of
numbering him she was arrested and
jailed.
boyd represented this section nt ihe
laat Republican national convention and
Is quite q factor n iiepubiiean politics all
through middle Trnuesne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
IORE COMPLICATED.
WEST VIRGINIA MINING
IRoUBLEs ASSUMING
|se Serious Phasc-The Sheriff
Hlring Much Trouble in Serv-
b Warrants - Fears Enter
lined that Those Arrested
Will be Rescued.


lsc1ted Press,
aston. W. Va.. March 4.-Arairs
se and Montgomery are becoming
'- ~ n"usn mere H"s "eSn
y uoeAce OF any Kind, YET the
sens To be threatened with a
VI (, sary5rg tho warrants oh
,...s. - - -, - a.,
'.N'' loI 'n' urIest VI Wv
-Ngad IN the attack on Nyants
b Tuesday.
n,rni,g cor..,or NI.c,,lio ra-
,s "o'ci'iol w So,N'e
~ @esram from Col, Hodges, III
-i-i Of the militia at Saglc, stating
d town authorities of NJontyomery
|. h.,.s,',. "','i ~, w, y. 80, -
',.e''ls WIN Vhe sherin III us
" LIS duties and asking instruc-
H. Ia ala tbo ,hor;g IN ayorv wav
n .Hv 'ue'iii )" ee' veg
~ 70 iull execution OF the law
g seat his chief of staff. Col. II. $
~ Nonteonerv with instructions TO
l a,a... 80 - -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
!. EVANSVILLE BUDGET.


','i y Tex, March a. r. d.
~ ~ a deed Of tr,st q, ,s,y , M
. a,ii, j. 7 McMurray 10 secure
.i,1.iarrai lie named the following
,ltlp. ereditons: s. zaeharias,
.',,'Ae Dar,s River National bank,
ssieaa q Garnet, 500. Assets
aesfair ~ oners court today awuried
81 Psse - building a bridge across
elnela,. la3, and the bridge is
so s,lta Bradley died tlis morning
~ Nr' ~ at the residence Of nor
4. " iass, =. 7. Hazel. SIZE had been
~ ,iiae but her death Was At
~ n i mad marrow escape from
y. g ilan rslifsnay. He was blowing
ssase'r n.9i.ns sulky piow. He IN
= - va ZANE entangled in the
'V"a on the beam Of lhe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Ne,y Orleans Ia. Ainrch 1.-The follow.
fte srders were lsaned yrsicfday.
Ifesdquartfrs Dniifd Confederate Netuf-
aua New OfIsahr. La. Nnnfh s.
I1ta general f0mmnndinE announces
TINT me fotirih auruul Meafing snd reuu.
lon ~ United Confederate Veterans will bf
held a. STATED 10 general ordeff IRON lnere
hsadnuarters. ID the city ~ hirmnglnni,
Nla. on Wednesday nud Thursday. Apfli
20 aud 20 i7li
Wtih pfiir and pleasure We alao ~.
n0unce ihai 4Ip cgmrs are airrndr cufnliHi
~ fhr u ". ". equalization, with aV1licA-
lions IN for over 100 nofe
tslancdl o. 81 GORDON,
dcnefal tommandiug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

lty Associated frcss -
Louisville. Ky, March l.-nenry w
Bohnrr. bo1kkecper oi the Western bank
ruiedtd this afternoon hy shooting linn.
self in thu head. His father sulclded
tl,irty-two years ago 10y jumping into y
rive. BONNER was formerly washer OF
the German National bank was ~ years
urcn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
A REARItANGBMENT NECESSARY,
u, kssoeiafs.i Press,

London. March 4.--Tha Daily News
says painful and dramahe turn has
basu given 20 the ministerial rarangt-
mont bf the sudden death 81 1sird
ward Mnj0nhauks chief Liberal whip
Who now becomes Baron Tweedm0ufh
TIE paper ndds " WAS Settled laHi night
that Earl Kimbefiey. low lord pruAdent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
ro MAncn on rnR oAprrAn.
Rig Delegations Of Kansans Are Going
to Wnehngion to Petition Congress.

BY Associated Press
Topeka. Kan. March A HE dele
cation from Kansas Is preparing 70 iolu
Gvu, Cnxcy Ia his grand march on Wash
ington, Delegations will 10 from every
principal town In the state representing
every hvocauon. The leaders who prs
posed the march are opposed 20 walking,
and say they can Jus, as well ride gu
freight trains. aud II they 20 IN squads
Of fifty can take possession VI the ears
aud no train crew can dlslodgc them.
They further believe they have every
thing to gain and nothing 10 lose Ivy
iaiuing thr Ohio army IN ils march 70
tho cnnllll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
INCIDENT ro a BRAkLMAN.

vsn Horn. Tex, March A brake brake
.n..sS Ions. working on a frelehl
ma Tween T5yAh and r. Paso for ~
TeXas ana Paciac railway. ae,anent nv
eot Els hand badly mashed neT sn,i fr
evening. When the uain ~ I hn-lf
oul ~ ~ .r,in siopped suddeliy, causing
a . ,ne 80 car 10 close, which caught
tns aoos .h y. his hand The wound vas
x xary l nsinfui but NJ bones were DFoksA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
TWICE THROUGH THE HEART.
A Single Ball Accomplishes This Feat
In Young Man Who suicided


Special Dispatch. ,
Blum. Tex, March 3.--I.ast plight Al
bert Galloupe. living three miles south
from here. committed suicide by shoot-
ing himself through the heart win
pistol. ,,-...,.~ b. E,,,pire
McCiuskey. s-,,,,. -, an.
,,hsy fnund that the ball had accom-
nGsied a peculiar feat IT entered W
iaSt side between the fourth and MN
III, Mn struck the breasthone and, RECOUNT l.,,
ing nassed through the heart AGAIN anu
III G;aloupe was single, and hil ia.'iy
moved 10 this comfy with MS uIo'isi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.


Sn sciai ltigo1fct
IIouston. Tex. March 4.-George Gould
ana marty, after an iuspeeiinn tour Of
III Gauid property in Texas. left TO-
a5.bt for New Orleans over the South
ur Gouia Il particularly interested
inst now IN the proposed extension q ne
International aud Great Northern 10 Bra
roria. and today while here met com
mittee Of BrazJrin citizens m.ih Nh2i ,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
REARREsTED ON THE SAME
CHARGE.

Overton, Tex, March 1.-The man
Taylor, who is charged with Opposing
Of w. w. Hollands horse and buggy,
had his examination trial here today
and was discharged for want of jurls
diction. lie was Immediately rear
rested and carried 90 Houston county,
where the oifense is alleged TO have been
committed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
An INoNDIARY ARRESTED.

Nv AfF0iaied Press
ChicHgo. m. March 4 Another At
tempt 70 destroy fhc Worlds fair build.
inea by FIRE was made today. but proved
Intellectual. Mlrlae Murphy was ar
rested f0r the attempt and The police DO
iioye lie * one Of M orenlnzcd gnng re-
sponailJc for the numerous uuacrpnnt-
able iircg al .inclgsnn park. Murphy
was unable 20 give q Reasonable account
u hlt movements
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

| They Hold UP the Proprietor Of Store
al Garland aud Gei $50.


Garland, Tex, March 4-laat night
about o'clock masked man entered
the store Of j. -. Gufiman aud leyelrl
two rcyolycrs on him aud robbed him Of
$50 Tie officers are In hot pursuit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

One pound Ut sheep's wool i cauablo
Of producing one yard II cloth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
Iinese silk and Grape.

canine wash goods, 81 inches wide solid colors sill,
Ss always retaed at 81 the yard Monday special
sT5c Chinese grapes in all the leading shades an
,ut quality, 81 inches vide, only 81 the yard These
Ss hest two values have ever seen. and Won viii
q 80 too New China twils in black and white ee.
X wearing material, 81, 81. % per yard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Gen. Gordon Announces the Time and Place
Increasing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Payne. Paine and Ike names are con-
tractioui VI Pagan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22
CREDIT WHERE m ~ DUE.

Below will be found an article taken
from the Boise Democrat Of March 8,
1887, entitled Mot Segregated" The
Democrat republi he'd il for the reason
that some Of the Republicans are
claiming that il was moi through Gov
Stevenson alone that Idaho was pre-
vented from disappearing forever from
the map II may BE- that some Of
thnse who now pretend 20 take from
him that credit were willine enough
then 10 rejoice At the glorious result, OF
his aim, ~ aid 10 saving the life Of the
Territory His rrcord does not hinge
upon that, but that one act alone Is
sufficient 10 entisle linn TO e. vote oi
every go,d citizen Il that which would
not have been but for him--the State
Of Idaho.