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The evening world., 1894-10-16

been renting since the battle fought
off the mouth Of the Yalu River. has
been captured by the Japanese.
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NARRAGANSETT ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, NARRAGANSETT
PARK. Oct. 16.-The entries and weights
for Wednesdays races follow:
First Race-SiX furlongs
The evening world., 1894-10-16

Artillery set tie pee but soon gave
up gap Of i've lengths; Red joan, er on
ba ms e,ins h I'M in the stretch A rattling
finish s res tied in a win for Red John nv
Aa ad. Berwyn was thl half a lengt
behlni B rwy Timeml'%b tbrae S,t: orRei
Jo n, $3.50; on Mex. s.; on Berwyn'
1880.
FIFTH RACE.
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Premier Brand California Wine.

Are produced from best varieties Of foreign grapes
HAAs, 1856 broadway aud l4eo ID ave- -
The evening world., 1894-10-16
FIFTH RACE.


The race was won by Marcus She'y
Chase beat Lithbert for the place.
Tlme-S,A Ia
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Premier Brand California Wines

Are produced from best varieties OF ioEeiEL grapes
aud pronounced superior TO imported PACIFIC
COAST WIsE Co.. Sz0 Broadway. ~
The evening world., 1894-10-16
PORT ARTHUR TAKEN 4?
Report at Shanghai Says the Japs
Have Occupied that Point,
II Is the Largest Naval Station Of
the Chinese.
Thither the Damaged Fleet Went
Thither the Damaged Fleet Went
After the Battle of the Yalu.
nv Associated nressl

CDy Associated PreSs)
SHANGHAI, Oct. l6.-It IL reported
that Port Arthur, the Chinese strong
hold, where the fleet of China has
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
HONEST JOURNALISM.

"The Republican party can not al
low itself 10 became enssngled by free
coinage 10 to l sophistry. The Re-
publican party 10 committed 10 honest
money. and that m.Ans money that
will pass current for 100 cents on the
dollar and every dollar Ne good ~ ev-
cry other dollar, whether gold, silver
or paper Free coinage at 10 "a sim
ply means y mexican currency and u
shrinkage in the volume OF mones by
the expulsion of all the gold coin in
the country and foreclosure OF all the
mortgages held by foreign capitalists,
who naturally would insist ON getting
their pay in money Of the same quality
as that which they loaned Fr . cnin-
age on basis in which gold and silver
would be paired on the basic Of actual
value in the worlds markets would
take an interna ional agreement 10
keep the two metals together At n fixed
ratio"
The above 10 from the Omaha Bee,
leading and influential Republican
daily newspaper. IL 10 TO its credit
that IL so frankly informs lie constitu.
ency that the free coinage Of silver At
10 10 ! is something the Republican
party regards as 80 chim.ricsl and OBJ
jectionable rs TO make its serious dis
cussion impossible by Republicans.
What do our free silver Republicans
in these parts think Of III They are
either not sincere in their demsnd ior
free coinage AZ is 10 I, or exclusively
ignorant ~ 20 the prospects Tor such
legislation from the Republican party.
Hon. Tom Reed will agree 10 such a
use 1T silver as the above extract eng.
gests. Aud II suggests nothing ex
cept shat an international agreement
may. in the swee, by and ny. conclude
would be to The interest Of Europe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

Populist State Convention, Bose
City. August Ian open rate OF one
fare for the round "trip i.om all sta
tions 10 Idaho 70 Boise CITY. account
Populist convention. Selling dates.
July 81 and August l.. Tickets re.
turning limited 70 August 3. A. g.
Smith, sgent.
Idaho State Republican Convention,
Bvise City, August SAN open rate
~ one fare inr the round srip from all
stations in Idaho "a Boise, account Re
publican convention. Selling dates,
Ang. 7 and 5. Tiekefs returning linz
lied 10 Aug. IL. A. O. Smith. agent.
Democratic State Convention, Boise
city. august 15.--An open rate Of one
fare for tie round trip from all stations
in Idaho 10 Bose city. account Demo
GRATIS consentissn. Selling dates, Au-
gust IA and H.. Tickets returning
Iimiled " aug. rs. :. O, Smith, ss'.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

When strikers expect all good citi
gems 10 stand ny them ia their strug-
gle with emplo, es. be they right or
wrong, they should not fnrget that in
the past they have repeatedly marched
10 the polls like baads Of sheep driven
10 the slaughter, and voted for the
very measures that brought about the
evils Of which they complain at the
request or eammand Of their EN- loyes.
Esp cially has this been the case In
Pennsylvania, Ohio, California aud
several other States. They would cas-,
. servile vose ~ hold q job regardless
of consequences 10 their fellow eiti-
Gems, and now they expect uncondi-
tioaal sympathy for all their acts.
There are many Of the organized la.
borers who are not wholly blameless
for our evil times.--Amador Dispatch.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

Last June, Dick Crawford brought
his twelve months old child. suffering
from infanfilc diarrhoe, TO ms. II had
iseeu wcaned at four months old and
being sickiy everything ran through
il like water through sieve. gave
IL the usnal treatment in such cases
but without benefit. The child kept
growing thinner until IL weighed hut
little more than when born, or per
hsps ten pounds- ] then started the
father 10 giving Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholsra and Diarrhoea Remedy. Be.
fore one bottle Of the % cent size had
been used. marked improvement was
seen aud its continued use cured the
child. it weakness and puny consti-
tuition disappeared and lie iaiher and
myself believe the child's life was saved
by this remedy. J. r. MARLow. M H..
Tamsroa, III. For sale by n. w. Smith,
druggist, Mountain Home
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
SHERlFFS SALE.
In the District Csurt. Fourth Judicial District
State u idaho
w. j. Howdsn, piAintin.

In the District Court. Fourth Judicial District,
State % idaho.
". .. eowdsn. piAinsia.
George I MewilAms ana Maggie Mcwiiiisms.
Hosles Of sheriff. s.ie on Forscio-urs Of Mortgage.
Under and ty virtue ~ an order 81 sale an iscres
q isssciFs. Issued oas Of ths ssnes coaFs % tbs
Fourth Judicial Dssisict. Stats Of ldAho In asi faF
the County 81 Eimore. a. tss eth day a April 1885,
"a The above entitled stlan. shsrtin w. y. 1auren,
the ab.svs azrses p,.,ntin obtained Judgement ard
dsases assiast ueurge Newillsams sad Maggie Ne.
Williams, descendants. the ssh dss ~ Apsl isax
sssn ~ . 49, a.. e NE s.a o. 9 .psL -
Asa ccmmxstsd 10 sell all that certain los psrrs o.
parcel Of hand sifased IN The esnty q EinasTs sAe
q idaho. abd boandsi aud sisserihea - fslicws,
is-wit.
Ihs sass enc half Of the northwest auarssr, the
east half Of the southwest qnarses. the seathsexs
aa<stsr 81 the nshsAst quarter The se ens half u
sssshssss anarssr q s.sssaa icartssn n ssvnshlp
three Ssth u range slx 90 cszt u Boiss sasEidzf,
cosfaining thsas hundrea Asd twenty acres scoesi-
isg ~ the unssd States survey. taxeftsr With al
sss<f Fxafs thsfsunto h<onstnx or IN sByHi@s az-
psrts las, together ~ith al ard singular tAs tsss-
messts. hescdlfanssnss thereunso hsleBginx.
Ths above Judgment i for the SUM 81 Three Hun-
assd and seventy ave ioloo oilsss yah nians.. =
with oae huasd aud shy dollars sftern~y isss and
thirty md 70 too at ioioel dollars sasss sHd
Nolics i hereby xsren, that on SATURDAY, the
~ aay e AEgazs isss - e'iosk q thsl DAY. n
ftopt % Ne roatt house In ire town a. Apuakaia
hams. seaass q El'poss, Will p obedlsnes 70 sAid
ssss - As ssa ssesss = 'ossssss ss ~ zeess
neess.Afs 70 satisfy pi..ssifs judsat With inssr.
szt Mern and eesta. - I'm highest Ad best bidder
%. cash. lssfni money u ths uaitsd state
DATED this The 18th day q lrIs, A D. 1885
NJ q. n GRAY, D~pasF.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

Az tile Republicans are evidentl,
shaping their policy 10 pretend 70 b.
friends Of silver. Il is just as well u
examine a little into their record or
the subject. Talk lie cheap, hut il takel
the votes OF Senators ard Congress
men 10 pass free coinage bill. The
following record shows how the Re
publicsns vote on measure Of thai
kind. Briefly told. IL ia as follows:
The Republicans demonetised silvel
In 1873.
The Republicans defeated the fire.,
coinage bill 10 1875.
The Republicans defeated free coin
age In 1878, and substituted the silvel
purchasing Act.
In the House. juno %. 1885, twenty
three Republicans voted for free silvel
and ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY
against. April. 8. 1858, Republican,
for silver, 80; against, 9S. June 7
1888. Republicans for silver. 10, anc
III sgainst.
In the Senate. June II, 1890, there
were Is Republican votes for silver
and % against.
In the House, March "a, 1892, for
silver, IL Reps. against. ST Reps.
Senate, July 2, 1892. for silver, II
Reps. against 10.
House, July Is, 1892, for silver,
Reps, against, 90. House, August %
1893, for silver, 10; against. Ill. Thii
was the vote to repeal the purchasing
clause OF the Sherman Act at the extrs
session.
The Bland seigniorage bill. which
Cleveland vetoed. received only rs Re
publican vot 9 in the House, while I1C
were cast against IL.
II there is anything in all tins "a
show that the Republican party will
ever do anything for oliver, they are
welcome 10 make the most Of it.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

Deafness Cannot NE Cured
By local applications. rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf.
nese, and that IL by constitutional
remedi.s. Deafness lie caused by an
intiamed condition Of the mucuour
lining of the Eustachiau Tube. When
tins tube gets infiamed you have n
rumhling sound at imperfect hearing,
and when Il IL entirely closed, desfnes.
IL the result. and unless the inf am.
nation can be taken ont and this 'ube
re-reetored to lie normal condition,
hearing win be destroyed forever; nine
cases out oi ten are csused by casarrh,
which 10 nothing but an infansd con.
,iition of the mucuous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any CAGE Of deafness (caure,i nv
catarrl) that cannot he cured by Hall,
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free
F.J. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, O.
- Sold by druggists, 75c.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
FURNITURE.

The Idaho Furniture Co., Of Pocs-
islln, are the leading house furni+bers
of the State for Furniture, Carpets.
Wall Paper, Linoleum. Oil Clmh, Cur
tains. Shades. Stoves, Tinware. Crock
cry. Glars. China. R-frig-rstors. &c.
They viii make 1t an ohjec. for you TO
see them. WIN. HAMPTON,
myl9 Manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

A hnres Kicked Nj. 3. Hlsafes. n she
Fseemyer House. MiddIcbnrg. N. r.,
on The knee, which laid him ~ in bed
and cans.d 'hr knee jsins 80 swcnfn%
rsiff. A frirnd recommended him 81
i~r Chani~rlHin's Pain Balm, which
be- did, aud IN two days was able 81 h..
around Mr. ShHfer has Recommended
IL ~ many others and says u i ex.
eell-nt for any kind Of bruise or
sprnin. This same remedy II alec
fsmuas for iis cures III rheumatism.
For ~i. by X w. smi,h. druggist.
Only 20 for the Elmore Bulletin.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

Captain Barry is again here look
ing after his land claims.
Thomas Beckett. the painter, re-
turned from BruDeau Thursday.
War has commenced between
Japan and China. Les 'em fight.
]. J. Hill departed Wednesday
night on visit 10 relatives In Hi
nois.
Mrs. g. D. Bell is visiting In the
country Nth w. s. Galloway and
family.
The tariff bill still hangs in con.
gress and with but little hope Of its
immediate passage.
John Mitchell's new dwelling
house at Brunean IL about coin.
pleted, and II would be an orna.
ment 10 any locality.
Rice Il Co.. have recently re
ceived new delivery wagon, which
IL engineered by their accommo'
dating assistant Charlie Howeth.
John Evans, w ID. Evans, Mrs
Evans and Miss Tattersall. Of Cas-
tie creek, have been in this place
several days visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin.
On the 25th the u. s. Senate con
firmed the following presidential ap
pointments for Idaho: Chas. Him
rod, register land Office &C Boise
WIN. II. Brodhead. register. w. r
Horn. receiver, at HALEY; w. NJ
Reinager, receiver ut Occur 'Alene
and y. Kroutinger receiver at Lew
iston.
So long as corporations defy tn
laws. dominate legislatures, court
and executive authorities, conspir
to monopolize and absorb ell trsfii
at exorbitant rates and reduce thei
employees to perpetual serfdom, W
| will have repetitions of strikes an,
disturbances. The government
should become the owner and ma
nipulator of all railroad, telegraph
lines, etc, or vigorously and hon
estly compel the corporations :
transact their business with justic
to The public and in absolute sui
ordination TO law and equity.
i 1t il said that q ''chariviri" part
can soon make a band Of l0.00U, on
crickets take the back track an
desert any country. Old job
HALEY, who lives in Wood Rive
valley, tells a Haley paper that tn
crickets have been very numerou
in his section but have done bu
little damage, because people hav
learned the trick Of driving ther
away, by beating tin cans or any
thing that will make noise.
person with tin can walks alon
by the side of the crickets. A
each stroke on the can the cricket
crowd over each other in their en-
deavor to escape the noise. On
:, person can. by walking back ant
forth for 90 feet or so, beat bacl
quite number Of the crickets, an,
three or four persons acting IN cor
cert can drive millions Of them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

w. III. Nelson, who is in the drug
business at Kingv,lle. Mo-. has so much
confidence in Chamherlsin's Cello
Cholera md Diarrhaes Remedy that hs
warrants every ho.tle and offers to- NJ
fund the money la any cusionsr WIN
is mot satisfied after using it. Mr.. Mel
son takes ma Tisk in doing I, is because
the remedy is certain cure far ths
diseases for which il is intended and he
knows IL IL IL for sale by X. W.
Smith. druggist. Min Hume.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
LAKE KLMomE

The Boise Mail Of recent date
contained a lengthy and interesting
article relating to water storage in
Idaho. and we below reproduce that
portion referring TO the Mountain
Home reservoirs, Notwithstanding
similar utterances have from time
to time appeared in the BULLETIN:
The Mountain Home irrigating
enterprise established upon the idea
Of storing water into immense re-
scrvoirs during the rainy season, to
be let out TO cover the parchcd
plains during the summer months
10 one that commands the respect
Of eastern men Of money, and is no
doubt destined to solve the irriga-
ton problem as applied to large
areas of territory in our state that
can be watered by no other means,
Nature as If in anticipation ol
the wants Of man in this arid region
has provided natural reservoirs far
down on the plains. which with q
little work can be utilized to store
vast Quantities of water. II has
been demonstrated time and again
that the plan of building reservoirs
far up in the mountains in some
canyon il bad one. because of the
great danger to which q possible
break subjects both life and proper
ty below the reservoirs. 10 tims
OF high water or food these hav,
often given awav, no matter how
securely they are built, causing moi
only the loss Of the improvement
but devastating large tracts Of coun
try, and frequently destroying life
All this lie obviated by building
these reservoirs far down on tn,
plains near the juncture Of two O.
therce gulches where streams cal
be led in by digging small canals
The reservoir now built at Noun
tain Home. while only a commence
ment Of what 10 contemplated, hal
demonstrated the wisdom of thi
idea, and lie prophecy Of what will
be done In many parts Of southerI
Idaho.
II is located in the foothills abou
three miles from Mountain Home
II is four and half miles in circum
ference and covers $50 acres. Th'
water in the reservoir has an aver
age depth of % feet, and the reser
voir has capacity of about 45c
O00, 900 cubic feet of water.
The dam go feet high, In built o
earth. with puddle wall set in the
bedrock as a centre. II has two
immense wings reaching north 2l5(
feet, and south 1850 feet. A tunnel
SKI feet is built from the centre o
the reservoir through solid lava al
the way, and extending under tn,
dam on one side of the original can
yon to the head of the ditch outsid,
the reservoir, affording perfect,
safe outlet for the water indepen
dent of the dam. The water is lei
into the dam by means Of watel
tower furnished with three gates a,
different levels the tower standing
at some distance inside the dam.
The canal which supplies THU
reservoir from Canyon creek il
80 feet wide. and four feet deep ant
carries 4S0 cubic feet of water.
This reservoir alone will supply
enough water to cover 10000 acre.
and when the other reservoirs ar,
constructed. as they will be in /
few years all the vast tract around
Mountain Home will be covered
with water.
Already prune and apple or
chards are being set out, and tn
outlook 10 extremely encouraging.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

The subscription price Of the
Ei.MoRE ssusLErIs has been re.
ducsd 10 TWO DOLLARS for twelve
months, si.50 for six months,
" 90 fnr three months, invariably
In advance.
This reduction does not apply te
subscribers now in arrears. This
old rates will hold good In such
cases until they walk up to the cap
tain's office and pungle their bach
dues.
We have about 100 delinquent
subscribers on the BULLETIN liet
The majority If these We consider
good and responsible men. Many
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

AT orsbangh's Barber
<ze.zAsE Shop. hot or cold, and
; shave that win make you happy
for week. Try il.
- Ice cream. soda water, milk
shakes, lemonades. to be found at
Nellie Fruit Stand every day.
Dr.. price's Cream Baking Powder
wsrsd's Fslr lslssest Awsrs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

All Democratic citizens Of the State,
irrespective Of past political associa-
tions. who can unite with us IN the
effort 10 secure an economical admin
istratinn ri public affairs are cordially
invited to join in sending delegates to
the convention. A. j. MAcsAB,
Chm. Dem. State Cen. Com.
Attest: Jxo. + STEARSs. sec'y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

In the Probate Court o. the Cosnts of Elmers
ssnte az IDAHO.
A. d. Williams. Plaintiff,
T. A. sssxsrt and v. Van Beaver, DefepdaHtA
Ire ssass Of taahc senas 0rsesinr 20 z ss<xzsf
and v, Wan HcmxeF. drfcndanfs.
You are htrfhs sn.smored 20 aipear hefnrs me. e
nv ole 10 Mountain is.me. t. re eonatF # 2
mers. on ihs 10th day 81 August. lsaa al iardfsz
No. ia attn brought AGAINST ynu hy said tsain'@
h. answer the sau aiht % tls aiose nase tlsiasa
said action b hrnugl.t fr,se- sFeu yoa The -
q ezlo. ailswcsl 10 he due from you 20 this pztls
FIR rsrtkes rendered in esrinx fer and pro,resiz9
YOUR quartz mill In lixie mininE dIstr,cs, - zss
faiiy apisass ~ the eonpsint IN shis aetioa. ~
ulsd In This pnslri. nv OF with n herewith ssssa
and 10 which ,ou arr hereby referred And zoe =
hereby nnsinssi 10 sppeAr and AnsNsr ~ above
sniFssi ~ Judgement ~Ii b t&kxn aeninss yua Nc -
said amount, 10 Wit. Tire rssm ~ two hundred ~ e
dollars fesiW tcrssber With ce<ts of this suit
To tbs shssid ~ sry C<@sstahi< ~ aid ccuee'
arcssinEs Make legal servtse 81 due return hssso
oissn under my hand and o1sciai sal this - -
IL.Sl u Mas. ises.
W. C. Ho~ie. astorne. ZOE piAintia. mym@
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
Notice 10 Creditors.


Estate ~ Ioha rsznsmans Deceased
Eeslss b heres.y eis<n by he andsrulgp~i. Adu.s
I<trsscr with fhe VII anngxsd Il tn eglete 81 -
Fsxrrpaa, dseeas<d, 10 tho trrrt1rss II and ~ ~
snBs hating olsiu< sxainst H. ~ 6asG1npj, q =
e<4is. 10 sxhihlt th<sa. 9th the rSe6.es9 tocses
Within nins ufssNsh~ knuS twelve 1nye 4ffex the 80
psabllr~xsss ~ thm rotite, ts the I'D kdmnstr1z
- Atlanta, EI1ner< fusznty, idaho.
a. VI iKtihx. administrator
with the usis ansexud 81 ~ kSxate a 1asa
fsfnenz1n. tsexa2ef
Dated 4 Atlanta. Iasho. zp<il 10. ises.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

KEfsts q FIFaalH9 E7b6lE dsHsaNs1-
fotiee b hezebs kis<1 II he azserHlreza. Ekzz.
sfix os fhs estate AZ Etzldie kfA&4 a~1<1~pd. 2 y
credit.sx 81. and ~ pFsNHs hesing risinss nsssss
the aid asesseel, - 11tia1< tl<<1 M 1eenssss
tian 81 shit notiee ~ tAe n~td xxamztxlr ~ Mous2
Home. Ia the e1u1.t4 - EiHsnr1. t1e<9 ~ EIsho.
NARY 4. H00H xx<rufrix !,
al the E@oata ~ kIej1iox E6h<i1. dfe<sfs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
In the Probate Court,
OF Elmore County, State OF Idaho.

In the matter Of the Estate Of p. Clean. deceased
Order 10 Show Cause shy Order Of sale Of Real
Estate should Not be Made.
c. C. Glenn. administrator Of the estate Of @. ?.
Cienn decreased hasing aled his petition herein duly
verified pnstag Ter an order 81 sale 81 certain rra
estate TO via the Or section 10, the = ar and
4 half = W ar sec 10 tpS 10 L, Elmore county
containing 900 scre. ~ s~ad dcceAens. fr the prr
poses therea set forsh II n therefore ordered by this
court thai all Persons Interested In said es<ate q
sAid dscessed sppear before the said Probate Coar'
the 9th DAY OF August, 1894, Il II aeiock a.. a
the Probate courtroom NJ Mountain Home. In Elnlor4
county, 30 show cause shv an order should not h
made granting tho sssd Administrator leave 10 sei
90 nuch Of the sAd real estate Of said deceased u
private sas shAll necessary, and THAI q copy q
ihis order he puh,ibed n least avs sueezsse weeks
the Iast publication 10 be Al hast ave days bcfors
sAid he&riax-ie The EiHerc nuliefin newspaper q
gesessl circulation, printed assd published IN aid
County Of Ein.ore
Dated June 70, 1895. n. CLINTON,
Probate Judge
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
Notice Of Forfeiture.

stAte q IDAHO, ctHInty % UWfhee-W
To v. y. Mersereun. hts heirs sr assigns;
You ere hereby notified th.s hxxs sxpesasd fhs1
handred dsllsss (}Su1l IN Ahsf aad iupsessmeNe
upon tire MIDNIGHT plaeef mines Nps 1, ard y
- viii sppsar hs eessite1fe n1sd nssuh .. i9&
The eriee At tiss kecoser ~ snft cutS, IN ordss
hr1d &aad pfexalses ussdsr tito pnss1{ons a. seet1a
INK I'sesmler -. ls3, and that Il within niasty ~
after this no,s1s ~ publication yon hii rss's
eputfinzlfe your proportion q x111 exp<1ditnrt ~
20 owner. your Interest In @ai claim vii bescss -
property Of tbs subscriber nader rid ss~ticn xxN
FiSt pabllc4sica, May 1. lssl sm
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

are IL arrears two years. and few
---be u said n their discrcdit--are
behind from Eve to seven years. II
10 high time such patrons Of the
BULLETIN should square up--and
they must do 40
II you. xsader, are one Of the
above mentioned, this IL for your
special beneft---otherwise, other
wise.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

Furnished rooms. with or with
out board. at the Gilmore Hotel.
MRs. NoRA LiEEHAx. Prop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28

- Buggy and harness for sale
at a bargain. or will trade for hay.
Apply at the BULLETIN Office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-28
Summons.

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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-02-01

Even Andrew Carnegie. the iron
baron. is i'll lEvor of the Wilson tariff
iIi.-Ga.ettc-I Herald. Dem.
And why should he not? 1t protects
his business sufficiently and to all prac-
teal purposes as much lis the Mckinley
.'rcbber" tariff. that the Democrats
were howliEg 50 much about. No won-
der Carnegie is endorsing the Wilson
bill and talking of joining the Demo
cratic party.