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NOTICE OF ELECTION ANNUAL.
" meeting o. school district No. 1. Levin and
larke county. for the alsction Of thros trustees
EIll be held on Saturday. pril 3. 1854 af ff.
entral school house Tho polls will Do of d.
betHesn The hours u two O'Clock ant Ga
20 clock D.
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lated March 10. i59l
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The Traveler-Why did you eat the mis-.
sionary and let the convict go?
The Cannibal King-Well, we know a
thing or two, we do The missionary was
a man Of the greatest tenderness, while the
convict was as tough AS they make EN-
Seef-New York Press.
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The Lady or che Tigerg
She gets two letters in the mail.
The envelopes are scanned.
A girls handwriting is on one.
A mans the other hand.
She lays them down. She picks one UP.
It's seal Is quickly burst
Now, who IL wise enough TO say
Which one she opens frst7 Life.
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There's music in tho balmy breeze
Sweet melodies for all
To -ohe it sing %. buds and bees;
To Others Of baseball
Washington Star.
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You may break, you may shatter
The vase DO sou will.
But stay with us. Bridget;
Wen pay your wage still
Kansas Clty Journal.
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Little Dick heard your mother tell INV
mother that you studied every night tlil
ever 30 late.
Little Johunic-Iep. I'm tryluvto get
NJ eyes sore 30 won't have TO study Al an.
Good News
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De DENTS is er eunnin gent.
He'll never have ter beg.
lie goes ter work an pulls yer tooth,
And cen be pulls yer leg.
Washington Star.
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Mr.. Longear-By the way, did you ever
know that large ears are a sign Of generos-
itys
Miss Beauri-Of course. Mr. I.ongear.
They are sign that nature has been gen
erous-New York Weekly
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Is TIE DIsTRft T COURT or The FIRST
Judicial district % the state % MuntAna.
la and Tor the county - Lowis and Clarke.
hutIr8 tu creditors
stats - hersaa N Henry. deceased.
Notice d hereby give 5 TIE undersigned. OK
ocuiurs OF the last viii AMI testament - Theresa
NJ HenrJ, deceased 20 he creditors o. aad all per-
sons having claims agairsf the eald deceased. 90
eNhinit them, with tho reco=aary souchern.
within ten months after tho hrst publication -
10 notice. TO the said executors. a. tho Law Of
fee o. hassana ullari room p. Gold block ia
the citT - heiens. Ia the comfy - Lewis aud
iarke. state q Montana the fame heinz
tho plAos for the Transaction u the business 90
ssid estate ia the county % LeWis and Clarke.
lOl rs G. HENRY
Ats'stlI j. HENRY.
Executors o. tie lat vii snd testament -
hsresA M. Henry dscsassd
Dated March 81, lat
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Ivy Poisoning
Eight Years of Suffering
Perfect Cure by Hoods sarsaparlHa

"C. T. Hood a Co. Lowell Mass
Dear sirs We have tried Hoods Sarsapa.
rIila aud ind Il 70 BE- an you claim Tor b. Ny
vito was poisoned ~ ivy when Young Woman.
and for eight years was troubled every season
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GOLD BLOCK.

] hereby certify that tho shove are the ofIidal
nominations for the ofiices 10 be hlsd At the
general election of the civ Of helena 10 bo held
on Monday, tue ID dAy % April 1884. aud that
the certihoAtes % said nominations have been
filed Ia my Office. A. provided b. law.
Mituess M hand and he seal OF the oity q
Helena. this Eth dag u March, isa4
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No Sign Of the Poison Since.

She is well and hearty. ] have taken Hoods
-srsaparil.a liter The grip with good results aud
have also given i,tp our iolr children. We ars
aa pictures ol perfect health and owe b.
Hood. ,4rsayarila.r j. q. FIREMAN. Van
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Hoods sisss;slj. Cures

with the breaking out and terrible itching and
burning. thought hers was as had % clso as
anyone ever had. She was in This distressing
condition every year until she began % take
Hoods aarsaporlla which has effected per-
feet cure, without leaving any sears. ana sao
La. LlI
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
V0TEIN WASHINGTON
indications Point to a Very Large
Plurality.
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES
Ia Eassera Washington the Rspub ie-
ans Seem 10 Have shs Beet
Of the Situation.

Tacoma. Nov. 7.--At o'clock this
morning Secretary Cowen, of the repub-
lican state central. committee. said:
Returns are coming In slowly. but Il is
plain that the state has gone republican
ON the congressional ticket by at least
1900 plurality. Comparative estimates
ON the returns from five precincts In
each OF nine counties in the state show
a slump Of about 20 per cent from the
vote OF two years ago.
pierce county has surprised herself.
She will probably give the ticket 1890
plurality. and elect pretty nearly her en-
tire legislative ticket. Walla Waila will
go upside down with at least 800 plu-
rality for the ticket as against meagre
~ for Harrison two years ago. The
same lis true OF Clarke county which in
four precincts OF Vancouver counted at
midnight gives Doolittie and Hyde 200
plurality The comparison on the basis
OF five precincts in Pacific county gives
800 republican.
"Ail the signs indicate that the leg
islature will be republican by from Is
to 20 majority. Lewis county returns
are running In favor OF the republicans.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10

Walla Walla. Nov. s--The election to-
lay was the most quiet one for years
and In consequence only about Is per
sent- OF the registered votes IN the city
were cast The main fight was on the
legislative ticket and sheriff,
The count Is progressing slowly and
I Will be noon before the result is
known definitely. Up 10 a. m. the re-
turns have been received from i3 pre-
cincts out of "a in the county. Including
1veSity precincts. which give: Com
sressmen--Hyde. rep. G32: DoolIttie rep.
i0l, Cation. dem. 3G5: Houston, dem.
ls2; Van Patten. pop, 3s2. Doyle. ind.
III; Adams, pop, 10. Supreme judges
Dunbar. rep. 79i; Gordon, rep. 6Og
Sharpstein, dem. 4s1: Allen, dem, 500
Forrest. pop, "a; Ready. pop, 326
Representatives In the legislature
Eleventh district. Merchant. rep, 32s
Martin. DEM. 2f4 Osborne, pop, IA:
Attorney--ormsbee, rep. 72e: Poindex-
ter. dem. 63S. Horner. pop. 81. Clerk
Shaw, rep. Ill; KEELING. dem, SO: Me
Gahey, pop. =: Eidridge. prohib.. 81.
iheriff-Haviland. rep. 6i4;. Eliengs-
worth. dem, 755. Mclean. pop. 40: Me
custard. prohlb.. 0. Treasurer-Pax-
ton. rep, 534; McGhee. dem. S39: Wat
ters. pop. 120; Hart. prohib.. 3. School
intendent-Brunton, rep. SIG:
steele. dem.,' AIS: Davis. pop. and
prohih.. "a. Assessor--Ambor. rep,
sos; Jessup. dem. 500: Storra. prohib.,
s. Surveyor-ciark. rep. I'LL: Wrinkle,
lem, 439; Crawford. prohib., g. coro-
ner--White. rep. s21: Stewart. dem. 544;
Allln. pop. 10; Group. prohib.. e. Com
missioner. second district-Canton-
wine, rep. i25; Natter. dem. 'i0f
Gerkling. pop. y. Commissioner, thir,
district-cummings rep, l59; struthers
dem, i29: Baggleg. pop, 20.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
The NEXT CONGRESS
Republican Majority il the House
OF Representatives Probable.
VOTE CLOSE ON W. /. wills
large Repubiian Gains In the xsrshsrn
states ana . Delegation From shs
Hitherto sofia South.

Washington, Nov. s.--senator Faux
her. chairman of the democratic con-
gressionai committee. made the follow
ing statement at midnight: IF the re-
ports OF the Associated Press are COR
rect. u VIII be impossible for the demo-
crats To organize the house. The repub-
means are claiming everything. but
pay very little attention 70 their claims.
we expect to receive kilograms from
every democratic candidate for congress
and then we viii have something definite
ON which to base our estimates.
Senator Faulkner declined TO express an
opinion OF the causes which brought
about the increased republican majori-
ties.
New York. Nov. 6.--1 "A. rn.--The re-
turns TO the Associated Press TO this
hour shows that the next house OF repre-
sentatives viii be republican. The re-
turns show gain for the republicans
OF %, These gains are distributed as
follows: West Virginia .. New York n.
Massachusetts 4. Maryland :. Kentucky
2. Pennsylvania 8. Illinois 5. New Jersey
:. Connecticut 3. Kansas /. Ohio 9, In-
diana l, North Carolina /. Rhode Island
.. Michigan .. Colorado .. wisconsin 1;
total, 50.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10

Ed b. Dobbs; commissioners. Charles
nj. Grupe and Granville Hewett.
Returns have been received from four
precincts out Of Is which give the fol-
lowing votes: Dooiittie IS, Hyde 55:
Houston 40. Cation so: Adams n, Van
Patten ~: Gordon So. Dunbar 81: Al
len SO, sharpstein 50: Forrest e6, Ready
~. lyman 12s, Goldman rs, watrous
lSf, knobiock i2g, weatherford ". Bum
dy i57. Cabin it3. Honeycutt 81. Max
well III, Fudge 12s. Bishop SO, Weight
i25. Monundro t23. Clark 10i. Thomp-
son III. Fouts 1871. Hamm 80, Malkin
ls4, Pollard Sc. Mccauiey l2s. Ridgely
ia. Rogers rs. Terpening ia, Burns
ias. Van Patten ~. Dobbs i27. I.Iven-
good ~. Hicks i2s.
All the precincts included In the.
above totals are from the country. The
city precincts win give a large repub-
iican majority. thereby eiecting the
ticket. The county has heretofore been
democratic, but the members deserted
and voted with the popuists. II Is
barely possible that Wright. populist.
may be elected treasurer. but this Is
not conceded by the enthusiastic re-
publieans. The majority for the state
officers Is estimated at 100 In this
county
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
WHITMAN COUNTY.
coifax Goes Republican. Hut the County
Is In Doubt.

toifnx Goes Republican, Hut the Comfy
Is in Doubt.
colfax, Nov. 6.-Returns from three
precincts In the city OF Coifax, al 10 D.
M. show as follows:
congress-Doolittle. 10; Hyde. II:
Houston. g.; Cation. 80: Van Patten. 3s;
Adams. 2s.
Supreme Judges Dunbar. 75; Gordon.
20; Allen. 40: Sharpstein. 4e: Ready and
Forest. Is each.
Senator. Seventh district--Oliyer
Han. rep, n: Ringer. dem, 40; Coutts,
pop. 80.
Bull and Johnson, republicans. lead
for the legislature by safe pluralIties.
though ID. NJ. Holt. democrat. is running
ahead of his ticket.
The count Is very slow. and returns
from the country precincts are meagre.
Almota shows; PopuIist ticket, ~; re-
publican. IL; democratic. s. On an aver
age. though. Oliver Hall leads for sena-
tor.
Senator. Sixth district-McCroskey
dem. So; Anderson. rep. So
The county ticket is In doubt. and re-
turns from the populist stronghold are
awaited with eagerness.
Republicans are celebrating the vic
tory In New York.
Colfax, Wash, Nov. 6.-The indlca-
tions at midnight, with returns from II
precincts out of 50. show big populist
gains. The republican congressional
and state ticket is about 100 ahead In
500 votes. The inciement weather caused
light vote. Oliver Hall. republican
and II. c. Mccroskey. democrat, are
probably elected to the senate. The re-
publicans claim r. T.. Huntiey is elected
In the Sixth Legislative district. The pop
ulists claim the whole legislative ticket.
ID. Nj. Hall. democrat, is probably
elected In the seventh district Neal
sheatham. popusist. .is certainly elected in
the Sixth district. and j. r. wicks.
populist, is probably elected In the
Seventh.
The republicans claim the election OF
Patttson for prosecutor. Lathrum for
sheriff and Smith for auditor. The dem
ocrats may elect white for clerk and
Bishop for assessor. The popuiists may
elect number of county officers. The
democrats show the heaviest losses and
the republicans are losing In smaller
degree.
The republicans will probably elect
the whole county ticket, from later
news. The popuiist vote does not show
up es expected In the peoples party
strongholds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
SURPRISING RErusLroAs GAIN.
Washington WIN Have Neither popuIism
Nor. Democracy.


Seattle. WASH. Nov. L. Western
Washington shows surprising repub-
iican gains. King elects every repub-
iican county officer. but one-Metten
for treasurer-and loses only two legis-
lat0rH,
Pierce elects every republican coun-
ty officer and most of the republican
legislators.
Jefferson elects one democratic rep
resentatlve. Joe Kun.
Claliam county Is republican all
through.
Whatcom county republicans con-
tended with fusions, but elected three
republican legislators. the fusionists
getting two.
Skagit went republican and so did
snohomish. In the latter county Ev-
erett won the county seat.
Clark. Lewis, Pacific and Chehaiis
went strongly republican.
Mason county will probably go dem
ocratic. as will wahkiakum. Island and
San Juan. but they are unimportant.
Carefully revised figures, gathered by
the Post-Intelligencer give 81 majority
on joint ballot. In the next legislature
King county will have one vote less
than In the last,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10

Ellensburg. Wash. Nov. THE tick
cts ARE badly scratched and counting Is
very slow. The night Is dark and rainy.
and country precincts are reporting
slowly. II will be 1910 before any fig
ures are obtainable. The returns on the
Legislative ticket from five precincts.
including one ward of Eilensburg, In
dIcate that Barge and Scheble are
elected. Five precincts give Dooiittle
275 Hyde 267: Cation 122. Houston 1876;
Adams 222. Van Patten 22e. The repub-
iicans claim both legislators. The audi
tor. clerk. treasurer sheriff. superin-
tendent OF schools coroner and one COM
missioner are in doubt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10

He'd az siie time In Canada Last year
Mckinley carried the state by over so.-
900, but NO such plurality had been pre-
viousiy known except In the noted
Brough- h-valiandlngham canvass. when
all the soldiers In the fields and hos
pitats OF the south voted. AT that time
over $4,000 soldiers outside Of the state
voted for Brough and less than 1.0oo for
vaiiandingham. The republicans claim
a plurality for Secretary of State Tay-
Ior Of 125,oe0 to l3o.eoo. The democrats
conccde that the republicans have
made large gains over the Mckinley
vote OF last year and have possibly
beaten the Rrough mark. To an Assoc
ciated Press reporter. who visited the
state democratic committee rooms. Mr..
Thurman said: "0hio win give the re-
publicans 10000 majority and q con-
gressmen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
LATEST rHoM ~Ksr VIRGINIA.
Anshor OF she wilson nili in All proba
hiiIty Is ngfeated.

Martinsburs. W. Va. Nov. s.-Infor-
nation from Grafton, democratic con-
gressionai headquarters. Indicate that
Wilson N elected. Later Information
from the country districts In Berkeley
county Indicate that Dayton's majori-
ty will not be over 200.
Charleston. w. Va. Nov. 6The de-
feat of William l.. Wilson liz claimed by
the republicans, The democratic state
committee eoncede nothing.
wheeling. Nov. 6-At II so the re-
publican state committee claims that
Wilson is defeated by 10000. They also
claim that Huling. republican. In this
district, Is elected by 4 safe majority.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
List OF Those Elected and Claimed 10 No
Elected.

Cleveland. Nov. s.--All returns Indicate
that this county goes republican by nearly
s.eoa. or almost as big plurality as Nc
kinley received year ago. This insures
the defeat of johnson, democrat, for con-
gress, In the Twenty-flrst district
BY at least 1900. The returns
from Western reserve show con-
gress-Twentieth district G.. u. Beach,
republican; elected: Ninth Ohio. r. A.
Northway, republican. elected.
Jersey City. Nov. d.--The vote in this
state Ia light. Returns show the total vote
was polled. the heaviest voting being In
republican districts. The republicans
claim eight congressman. The democrats
coneede fiSe congressman TO them. Gar
diner, republican. in thesseccnd congress
sionai district. has a plurality Of 6.0o0.
Pittaburg, Nov. Gin the Twensy-seconsi
congressional district, John Dnaxell. re-
/ publican. was elected. In the Twenty
third district. w. w. Turn was elected.
Washington. Nov. IA dispatch TO
Chairman hancock. from O. w. Murray.
republican, In the First district OF South
Carolina, says: Have carried the dis-
trict by a large majority
Aurphysboro. Ills, Nov. e--Congress--
Twentieth district OF Illinois, Geo. w.
smith. republican. elected.
Springfield. Mass. Nov. e.--Ths returns
show that In the First Congressional dis
triet. Wright. republican, has defeated
Green, democrat. by 1.so0, Gillette. re-
publican. has defeated Hall by 1850 IA the
Second congressional district.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
DRIVING oTHER MEMS HORSES.
A stan OF Family who WAS Relieved u
Mis- kuir1ale ~ Xudi304f

Endicoft. nov. E~-l-ast evening d atr&xf~
ger whose nnme could not be learned
came through town from the south Htfh
. band % about iifty horses amonH ~hlrH
were 80 many owned and known IN {kiH
neigfhcrhee0 that the AsfaalH*f x<& rsae1<
net being ahie to give <&<Ie<4t1o<x
explanation the horses U<rc de[&1t14 4H4
their driver Threatened with Axze4l- 44
horses were corfAtl4a and fne <a&nt a
BAD q family and xNaAaA1x4a y N4&x*k
held Goods dfoer On x4<ltE Re #1nI4 ~
gurn Tor the hofees this t4otulz1x y 1@H
laat heard from he Ma H&<er Hsi7<r @x@{
ana stan travelling Al fpn uaeieek {H59
morning ~ hRa tsst F3fuSneA &Ea *@fr
horse stealing and fH4 tn<<I t<H< y p1&r<
s7<tf =. * IS z<E5I 1||- IS
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10
ACROSS THE BOUNDARY LINE.
Escape Of q Burglar From Jaii->akusp
and sioenn Sofcs

Naknsp. B c.. Nov s.--Aihert Little
john. confined IN the lookup at Nakusp
on y charge Of stealing SEQ worth of valn-
abies from Dan Dunn. escaped few days
ago and was re-captured while making
hss Hay ont of slan country along she Co
inmhsa line.
Alex sproat, the mining recorder at
New Denver. was recently married 20
Mrs. Maud Danahne. the widow of Ciar-
ence Donahue. formerly a citizen OF Ward
ncr. Idaho.
Quite n number Of men are leaving Max
usp for this Sandwich islands where they
expect 10 be employed On railroad now
building In that country.
a site comprising ten lots has been
chosen at Reveistolke for the new e. T.. r.
hotel at that point.
The Nakuap 4 SLOGAN railway Il COM
pietetf to Three Forks. a great convenience
TO mining men. IL will be operated all
winter
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10

southern States NOW Claim the Usual
solid Delegations.

southern states Now Claim the Usual
solid Delegations.
jackson. Miss, Nov. s.--Dispatehes from
all quarters of the stats Indicate the elec-
tion Of the democratic candidates for
congress In every district by large majori-
ties.
Atlanta. Ga. Nov. s-of Georgia's II
districts, 10 elected democrats. the Sew
enth Is also probably Democratic The
First South Carolina district elects Elliott.
democrat. The Third Virginia siistrict
elects Elliott, democrat. The Fourth
Georgia elects Moses. democrat: the Fifth
Georgia elects Livingston, democrat; the
Eighth Georgia, I4awton. democrat; the
Ninth Georgia. Tate. democrat: the Tenth
Georgia. Black. democrat
New York. Nov. s.-In the First conxrcs-
sional district a democrat Is elected.
washington. Nov. IA dispatch from
Senator blanchard says that Louisiana
sends a solid democratic delegation to
congress.
Washington. Nov. s.--chairman Faolk-
ner. OF the democratic congressional COM
.nlttee. claims the democrats have carried
the next house.
Memphis. Nov. s--congress--Tsnth. 10
siah Palmerson. democrat el<sctp<I
baltimore. Md. Nov. e.--The congress-
sionai delegation from this state stands.
First district, w. III. Heley long term;
y. W. Miles. snort; second district. y. T-
Talbot, democrat: Third district. II. Woli-
esrusk. democrat; Fourth district. J. ~.
cowan. democrat; Fifth district will be
In doubt. but the betting fasnrs Coma,
republican,: Sixth district, q. u. W<llinx-
ton. republican; Fifth and sixth claimed
by the democrats.
New York. Nov. s.-The Journal says
AcCielland. Bartlett. Walsh. Miner ana
suizer. democrats, are all eiertea 10 con-
1 greSs.
Arkansas City. Nov. s.--In the FIRST
congressional district. McCc,,och IL eiecf-
ed. Second district. Little elected: Third.
Nell elected: Fourth, Terry eiecfea: F1fth
Moore elected: Sixth. Mn1{ae elected. All
/ democrats.
Memphis. Tenn. Nov s.--x1nsh congress
slonal district. Jas. Mcfearman. demo-
craf. elected
ADD DEM c0NGREaaMEN
Birmingham. Ala. Nov. E.~4The 1smo4
Gratis have carried every congressional
district IN the state except The Seventh.
which is doubtful
Nashville. Nov. 6s-~Snc0mplsfe returns
indicate the election Of McMiiEnn 1&uae~
erat. Richardson. democrat. Washinaton.
democrat. coxman. democrat 70 con1retr-
snodErAEz in the Thlrd Is An szanEer of
defeat and nothing positive u heard From
Enioe. III the Eighth.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-10

Springfield. Mass. Nov. 6.-Returns
up to II o'clock indicate that Massschu-
setts had given Greenhalge. republican.
a majority Of $1,000.
Boston. Nov. e.-Ten towns heard
from give majority for Greenhalge.
republican. of 2.1e4. Russell 55s. net
democratic loss OF 242