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COMMISSION FOR SCANLAN.
Court Appoints II to Investigate
the Actors Condition.

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court,
to-day appointed Alexander A. Stewart.
Thomas S. Robertson and Joel NJ. Marx
as a Commission to examine into the
condition OF William J. Seaman. the
actor. who Is now confined In the Bloom
rgdale Insane Asylum.
The Committee was appointed upon
the APPLICATION of Augustus Pitou, who
has charge Of Scanlan's small estate.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
TOMBSTONE A SUICIDE.
Hr Associstsd Press. l

GLASGOW. Aug. sl.-James John
stone. described as a retired Captain OF
the United States Army. committed sui
eide here this morning.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
coMTE De PARIS SINKING.

Due d'AumaIs starts TAI, sieRni'
to vssit His bedside.
By Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. a.-The report
Stowe House this morning Ia th'
Comte de Paris 10 rapidly sinkir
IL not expected to live much Ion,
The Due d'Aumale, uncle OF IT,
de Paris, left Calais this NJ
Dover and H. expects6
Stowe House this Afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
sTERNBERG ARRESTED.
The Alleged Baron Charged WITH
being . Dynamiter.

Iby Assocfated Preb1D
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3l.-Barcn
Unger sternberg has been arrested here.
He is charged with being implicated In
the dynamite outrages at Lege. Bel
GUM. ,.i !. q ~
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WENT TO P0TTER's FIELD.
Because Mrs. Seelig Had No Money
to bury Her Husband.

August See.ig, Il laborer, thirty"two
years old. died Of dropsy and kidney
trouble. at $50 East Twelfth street, last
Wednesday morning. The widow was
left without any money, and being un-
able to bury the body applied to the city
field.
All day yesterday and the day pre-
viOus poor Mrs. Seelig and her mother
called on their friends and neighbors for
without success. Ii was impossible to
keep the body in the house any longer,
and they reluctantly turned IL over to
the city.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

NO WOMEN WERE ALLOWED IN THE
HAULIFyE-oRIFro sPARRINe MATCH LAST
MONDAY. YET MEG MERRIILEs WILL TELL
WORLD" sHE WAS On fan eRouAp.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
BAKER HEARD FROM.
The Minister CONFIRMS the Reports
of Expulsions from BIuenelds.

of Explosions from BIuenelds.
By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3l.-The State
Department has received anxiously-
awaited information from Minister Ba-
ker concerning Bluehelds affairs.
The despatch from Minister Baker at
Managua confirms the reports of the
expulsion OF Americans who participated
In the Mosquito revolution.
Some trouble was found In deciphering
certain portions of the despatch, and the
Department was not Informed at 1
o'clock as to what action the Minister
had taken In reference to the arrest of
the Americana.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

Baron Upssr Won ssernserS n RI
national band OF Anarchists, and M
real name is supposed 70 bs Eshlesskys.
He was arrested At Nlsch. Servtas e.
that he had made his, escape from t16e
Russian Consulate at Salonlca And ~
taken refuge on an American a411k
whose captain refused to surrender ~
and sailed away.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

q, Associated Prssa.,

on Associated PrssA)
plays. was married at Edinburgh bst1ee
aona tor. who IL said to have gone ON th9a
stage direct from the convent whsso
she was educated. ~ ~.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

DON'T FORGET THAT TOMORROW is THE
WORLDS "sITUATIoN DAY." EVERY sITUA-
TON AID. is REPEATED FREE IN THE EVEN
ING WORLD: 20 WORDS FOR 10 CENTS.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE AUTHOR AND COMPOSER OF SWEET
! MARIE" RAYMoN MOORE. WILL HAVE A
SONG IN THE SUNDAY WORLD" CALLED
DEAR LOUISE" YOU SHOULD HAVE A
The evening world., 1894-08-31

ALL OF THE SITUATIONS wANrBD' Apes. :
MALE OR FEMALE. APPEARINd m ss.T4D.
WORLD TOMORROW wit BE REfDA11Cp. s
FREE or CHARGE. IN THE ByEruN0
WORLDS WORDS FOR 10 CENTS.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

YOU GET OVER 40 900 INSERTIONS or YOUR
SITUATION WANTED ADS. TOMORROW
FOR OUR USUAL PRICE FOR ONE INSERTION:
20 WORDS FOR 10 LENTs SATURDAY is SIT.
CATIoN DAY"
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE SUNDAY WORLD WILL CONTAIN A
PAGE FULL OF PICTURES or BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN WHO HAVE oRAoED THE VARIOUS
SUMMER RESORTS THIS YEAR.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
An Editor Assaulted.
CBy Associated Presa }

! n. JOHNS. N f.. Aug. M.-As the canvass
n Wing the bye elections for members OF the
Y billy progresses much feeling 10 being de-
"a, ?. Z. McGrsth, editor Of Ths Herald. an
o1ition paper, was attacked to-day by .
yhitsway importer and badly beaten.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

81 DON'T FORGET THAT TOMORROW IS THE
koRIsprs SITUATION DAY." EVERY sIrUA-
fIoN Ap Is REPEATED FREE IN THE EVEN
no WORLD: 20 WORDS FOR 10 CENTS.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

YoU GET OVER $4,000 INSERTIONS OF -FOUR
'sITuATloH WANTED ADS. TOMORROW
. WORDS FOR 70 cENTA saturday " "sIT-
UATloN DAY." 49, :.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
AGED WOMAN BURNED.
Mrs. NewIand Fatally Injured In
SaratoEa--Cottage Damaged.

SARATOGA N. Y. Aug. 3l.-Ear!y
this morning the Union avenue cottage
occupied by John H. Harbeck. jr., OF
New York City, was damaged by fire.
rev hours later YRS; George p: New
vile. was fatally burned at her board
Ing place on Maple avenue.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

HONG KONG. Aug. N.-rhis city - /
Monday last was declared free 'frOn
the plague. The number Of casss has.
been reduced to q minimum.
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suicide of n wealthy Man.
(By Assoclated Press.l

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 3i.--E s. Dean. Of q
Dean street. a wealthy retired business man be-
came weary OF Suffering bodily pains and shot
himself through the heart early this morning
With a shotgun, He had suffered intensely from
dnnpsY for seNaIAl years.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

FOR DIME YoU CAN SAY % WORDS TO
ALL THE READERS or THE $4,000 WORLDS
PRINTED, To-MoRRow. SATURDAY - OUR
SITUATION pAT,s !.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
ANOTHER POPULAR SONG.

The Author of sweet Marie Com
pose n New Piece for The World.
Raymon Moore. who wrote Sweet
Marie" has composed another popular
song, which will first be published in the
Sunday World. Mr. Moore contributes
this specially to the Worlds" columns.
1t is called Dear Louise" II you love
melodies you will enjoy hearing this
played on the piano. 1t cannot be bought
anywhere else.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE SUNDAY WORLD" WILL CONTAIN A
PAGE FULL OF PICTURES OF BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN WHO HAVE GRAcED THE VARIOUS
SUMNER RESORTS THIS YEAR
The evening world., 1894-08-31

It was said at the Army Building that
there has been no officer In the United
States Army since 1918 Of the name OF
James tombstone. and that there was
no officer of that name among the VOL
unteers during the civil war.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE AUTHOR AND COMPOSER OF SWEET
MARIE RAYMoN MOORE. WILL HAVE A
SONG IN THE SUNDAY WORLD CALLED
DEAR LOUISE" rou SHOULD HAVE a
coRy. .. 49, ~. es,tA
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE SUNDAY WORLD WILL CONTAIN A
PAGE FULL OF PICTURES OF BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN WHO HAVE GRACED THE VARIOUS
SUMMER RESORTS THIS YEAR.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

( THE .'.suEpAy WORLD WILL coETAiN a
PAGE FULL or PICTURES % BDAu1iFyt
WOMEN WHO HAVE aRAcnD TINE vAxl013
SUMMER nEsosIs rals rnAR u.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THERE WILL BE PAGE or sEAsHoRE
BEAUTIES IN THE SUNDAY WORLD"
YOUR PICTURE MAY BE AMONG THEN.
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10 MORE SENTENCES THERE.

serted by Recorder smyth.
a It was expected that Recorder smyth
~ ould sentence prisoners in Part I. Of
Che old brownstone courthouse to-day.
+ but the Recorder sail that nothing more
would be done in the old building.
On Tuesday next the Court OF General
.inai Court buiiding, and a Grand Jury
1 for the. September Term will be sworn
Fin.
Prisoners who were convicted during
the month of August will be sentenced
I'm Tuesday by the Recorder In the new
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE, SUNDAY WORLD" WILL CONTAIN A
PAGE FULL OF PICTURES OF BEAUTIFUL
woMEN WHO HAVE 0RACED THE VARIOUS
sunllkz nEsoRfs THIS YEAR.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
PERHAPS SHE KNOWS HIM.
The following letter was received to
day by Acting-Keeper Fame. Of tn,
Morgue:

.- BROOKLYN. Aug. %.
To the Captain Of the Reception MorEue;
VIII you please publish In The Evening world''
o. Tomorrow q descrip tion Of the clothing worn
by the man that jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge
last Friday night' BY 30 doing you will greatly
oblige ANXIOUS MOTHER.
The description OF the clothes at the
with red stripe cutaway coat: trousers
same: white cotton undershirt. white
cotton drawers, white linen bosom shirt.
gray cotton socks. elastic CATERS. pair
rubber-framed eyeglasses.
The body Is still at the Morgue. 1t will
be buried In Potter's Field tomorrow
unless Identified.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THERE WILL BE PAGE OF sEAsIIoRE
BEAUTIES IN THE SUNDAY WORLD"
YOUR PICTURE MAY BE AMONG THEM.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THE AUTHOR AND COMPOSER OF SWEET
MARIE" RAYMoN MOORE. WILL have A
SONG IN THE SUNDAY WORLD" CALLED
DEAR LOUISE" you SHOULD HAVE a
CORY, e,n...s s.f .assF lSesi. rlnf
The evening world., 1894-08-31
More Trained Animal. Arrive.

4 The stsams- scaniia. from Hamburg. brings
|. largo consignment OF wild animals for Hagen
|bscks Circus. They consist OF twelve tralhet
horses Hons. tigers. one elephant. ieapards blood
hounds and monksyA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
LET 1T he KNOWN.

There arc many less worthy To-
cations in Idaho than Mountain
Home that are rapidly improving
and marching ahead by reason Of
tho great enterprise Of its people.
For instance, see the position Of
Caldwell to-day--a flourishing little
city, containing many large brick
buildings and more rapidly going
up and its population augmenting
daily. The situation Of Mountain
Home is far better for a city of many
thousands than is Caldwell, yet,
from appearances, that place is fast
assuming q metropolitan appear
ance. And whyf Simply because
its business men and property own
ers are active, wide awake and ad-
vertise the resources of that section
far and near, and they are reaping
rich reward. In fact nearly every
section that is a live candidate for
public favor is busy advertising IL
self, and wherever there is some
thing worth advertising the expend'
iture is found to pay many times
over. There are so many attractive
regions, the advantages Of which are
thus being kept before the public,
that those sections whose citizens
d 10 not advertise cannot hope to at.
tract their merited share Of immi,
grafton.
We think II advisable that oul
leading citizens get together and
formulate plan whereby the re
sources of Mountain Home and vi
cinity may be made known to tn,
home-seekers throughout the United
States. Tell them of our rich sage
brush soil, of its great productive
ness, its fine fruits. berries and veg
etables, Of its rich gold fields nea
by, and of its balmy atmospher
and health-giving climate. All thi
could be done by proper effort ant
at comparatively3ittle cost, and it
effect would be surprising to all
Settlers would be attracted hithe
by the hundreds and in few year
Mountain Home would be thriv
ing little city Of many thousand in
habitants.
What say you, fellow citizens O
Mountain Home? Shall we try al
experiment that has proven a bles
sing TO so many communities o
shall we remain quiet and wait pa
tiently for something to turn up I,
our advantage without an effort OF
our part?
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01


Caldwell will soon be lighted by
electricity.
AL Moore has gone to Texas with
lot of horses for sale.
Do you take 1.-THE Webfoot
Planter" of Portland, Oregon7
Several valuable dogs have been
this week shot and others poisoned
by unknown parties.
Fred Cooper came down from
Little Camas and spent Thanksgiv,
ing day in this place.
J. M. johnson won banquet
lamp and Otto Campbell q mantl,
clock by rattle at Roscoe Smiths
drug store Tuesday evening.
Eelse Davis has commenced ths
erection of q large two-story dwell
ling house adjoining the College ad-
dition grounds, at the southeast end
of town. Messrs. Willis Il Dyar
carpenters, have the contract.
C. T. Rohrer's team broke loose
from their hitching post Thursday
night and started on run for their
home. One of the horses reached
the ranch with the wagon, but the
other animal was found dead yes
terday morning in the road about q
mile from town. How all this hap.
pened Roher does not attempt to
explain.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
KEErrNa FRESH FRUIT.

Fruit which commands the high
oct prices in the city markets has
all been picked BY hand by thrifty
farmers or their boys snd well
washed before being barreled up for
winter use.
Pears should be packed in boxes,
with newspapers between each layer
of fruit. For winter pears and
rarer varieties Of fruit 1t pays to
wrap each one in newspaper. besides
putting papers between the layers
of fruit. Thus packed, with the
cover nailed down, with name and
date Of packing, and kept in a cool
place where they will not freeze, /
have known the Winter Nellis, the
Pound Pear, Vicar of Wakefield and
other late ripening varieties TO keep
perfectly until June after they were
gathered; luscious when eaten ripe
or baked for tea.
Many now who send hastily gath
cred, bruised, ill-prepared fruit to
market in the early autumn, could
get double the price for it did they
pick and pack it in ways hereir
suggested, and after keeping i
three months or so in their owr
good cellars, send 1t TO cities in mid
winter or spring. after the first SUP
plies are exhausted.
Cherries are said to be curativ'
in liver complaints. Faraday rec
commended apples as the most nour
ishing and heaIthful diet for chill
dren and grown people, especiall,
eaten raw. Apples and plums ar
excellent for rheumatic people
Lemons are pleasant remedy 70
billiousness and in some cases 70
rheumatism. One of the wild grape
in south California is also said
cure consumption.
Keep costly or rare fruits in ciea
paper candy boxes or envelopes {
pasteboard, as for flowers oil ribbons
wrapping each one in paper, just Q
oranges are packed. retards deca,
! have seen melons, grapes an
peaches which haze been hidden !
hay in lofts brought forth perfe.
and toothsome to grace New EN-
land farmers Thanksgiving dinner
This is an ancient custom.-Ex.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
~LooK OUT FOR
D~H0LIDAY GOODS
UAT DIR. BEARBy'S
DWDEPARTMENT STORE
EW We will be able TO
60 Meet the wants OF
~ Young aud Old.

The Gem Literary society is ar
ranging to give a public entertain
ment for the purpose of procuring
funds with which to buy books.
Chambers Encyclopedia has al
ready been purchased at cost Of
s35 on installments. The band
boys have been so good as to offer
their services gratis and the public
will appreciate the fact. The Odd
Fellows have rendered the use Of
the hall for the occasion at virtually
nothing, being the cost Of fuel, etc,
to them, thereby manifesting a
broad public spirit. Among the
special features Of the entertain
ment viii be the Empire Drill"
by sixteen young ladies in costume;
the laughable farce mr.. X.;;" dia-
logues, recitntions, music, etc. The
school library is q necessity in ev-
cry good school and 1t will be sur
prising in few years at the size Of
the library that may be accumu-
lated little by little. The good
people of the tow n should lend every
aid and encouragement to ali con-
cerned in this laudable purpose.
Our public schools are the hope Of
the future.
AT a regular meeting Of Noun
tain Home lodge No. 10, l. o. 0. f.,
held November "a, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: A. ]. Griffin, N. g.; F. r.
McWilliams. v. c.; G. w. Peck, r.
s.; r. F. Whitney, p. s.; Henry
Dorsey, Treasurer. Trustees-W.
r. Smith, NJ. s. Comes, G. +. Ma
honey.
Hugh Latham this week fitted up
two rooms in the Reynold & Shaw
block that for comfort and elegance
we venture to say is not surpassed
by any bachelor IN Idaho. Thanks
giving night these rooms were IL
Illuminated in such a dazzling mail-
ner that they attracted the atten.
ton of all passers-by.
Manuel Comes, realizing the fact
that the BULLETIN man had been
subsisting upon "crow" since the
election. gave him an opportunity
to change diet by presenting him
with q fine, fat turkey for his
Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Adie Turner, of Bruneaui
Mics Mary Turmis, of Shoofyi
Miss Inman, Of Boise, and Miss
Tautphaus, Of Idaho Falls, graced
the floor at the Thanksgiving dance
at this place.
Judge Clinton and j. L. Tate re
turned home Thursday from a visit
TO Neal mining district. They re
port the Balbach mill and mine
running steadily day and night
Ben Robertson came over from
Bruneau a few days ago and Il
helping to rush the new schoo
house to completion.
John NJ. johnson, Dan Hill anc
Will Galloway went TO Neal Thurs
day on mining business.
| Lon Richards came over from tn
Brunean canal Thursday aud ut
tended the grand ball.
| The BULLETIN IL indebted 4
James Carroll for favors rendere'
Thursday night.
The people Of Rocky Bar had
big masquerade ball on Thanksgiy
ing evening.
w. II. Simmons, oil Hsnrietts
Texas, was In this place yesterda,
! Thanksgiving was a very quie
day IN Mountain Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
GOLD OF SNAKE RIVER.

The Salt Lake Tribune has the
following: "Advices received from
John s. Cahoon Of this city, who,
about October 1st. went TO Idaho to
test some Of the Snake river placers,
indicate some remarkable results,
Mr.. Cahoon's mission was to exam
inc the black sand deposits in the
vicinity Of Almo, in Cassia county.
For the first four days he used q
pan for the purpose Of ascertaining
the worth Of the placers. Strange
ly enough, while the gold was che
usual -four gold OF the Snake,
which is known as the most diff
cult gold to save ever discovered,
the four days service with the pan
yielded $27, and more strange to
relate, one piece of coarse gold was
found in the pan. This piece
weighed IL pennyweights, and,
while ii contained some quartz, it is
estimated that ii contains $40 in
gold, the gold of Snake river being
Of remarkable fineness.
"Mr. Cahoon is arranging to send
shipment of the black sand to
Salt Lake, to be subjected to test
by the machines of the Roth Anal
gamating company of this city. The
sample will be selected from the
poorest sand of the river, and if the
tests show that fair proportion Of
the gold can be saved, several of the
Roth machines will be put in by
Mr.. Cahoon.
an addition to the placers, Mr.,
Cahoon has discovered some splen-
did quartz lodges in the hills. This
gold bearing rock carries silver in
quantities that render the proper
ton Of the white metal valuable
feature by itself"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01

Away up ON the South Boise
river, near Bascom ranch, in this
county, q new gold ledge has been
discovered that has proven inn
mensely rich and which will doubt
less cause a stir in mining circles
next spring. The name Of the
claim is Climax Of which Judge
Jim Nicholson owns two-thirds and
Hon. John Van Setback the other
third. The ledge was discovered
and located only few months ago.
The top Of the ledge lie six inches
wide and the assays average $l2i.92
per ton in gold--free milling ore.
The ledge has been tapped at a
depth of 40 feet, where it is Is
inches wide and assays $527 so, the
gold being valued at SIS per ounce.
This is evidently the best find that
has been made in Idaho for many
years, and the BULLETIN congratu.
lates the lucky and deserving own
ers upon their good prospects fol
independent fortunes. They will In
the early spring vigorously prose
cute further development work on
the Climax lode.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
SATURDAY, Dec. 1, 1894.

VIII Johnson came down from
the South Boise to spend Thanks
giving day.
A large number Of Japs are now
employed repairing the railroad in
this vicinity.
- Holiday wines of all kinds
the finest in the land-for sale by
NJ. 8 Comes.
Sol Newcomer treated the patrons
of the Turner house to sdlendid
Thanksgiving dinner.
J. N. johnson and daughter, of
South Boise river valley, were in
this place Tuesday.
Mrs. C. w. Howeth and children
are daily expected to return here
from visit TO California.
Arthur Robertson will to-day de-
part with carload Of fine horses
fdr the Tennessee market.
Mrs. Dan McGinness, of Cold
Spring valley. was welcome visitor
in Mountain Home last Sunday.
Mrs. g. d. Bell and children de-
parted Tuesday evening for an ex-
tended visit with friends at Albion,
Cassia county:
Roscoe Smith will soon astonish
the people Of this section by placing
on exhibition an immense lot of hol-
iday goods of all descriptions at his
drug store.
Fred g. Mock, Masonic grand
lecturer and editor Of the Nampa
Leader, was in Mountain Home
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dan Reber has purchased the
assaying outfit formerly used by
the Gilmore company at Rocky Bar
and removed It to his mines at
Dixie.
w. r. Rathbun came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday. on his way to
Pennsylvania to visit with his aged
mother. after which he win proba-
bly, locate again in Colorado.
Euterpe Cornst band paraded the
streets on Thanksgiving day and dis
courssd excellent music. The Eu-
terpe would be a credit TO any city
and Mountain Home feels justly
proud Of them.
- Lost, between Mountain
Home and Frank Axes place, or
between Axes and the reservoir, q
ladies muff. A suitable reward
will be given to any party leaving
the same at this Office.
A private letter from Rocky Bar
Gays: 1.-THE Bear Creek Flume
company has shut down for the
winter and we are expecting dull
times hore for the remainder of the
winter. We are having the finest
weather ever saw. No snow and
bat little frost yet
Gray Bros. have discontinued
running passenger coaches between
this place and Rocky Bar for the
winter, but they will continue their
fast freight line until the roads are
blocked with snow. Next spring 1t
is their intention TO run four-horse
passenger coaches daily between the
above named points.
Cy. Doom, our fat contributor
who would "Sooner" be lean than
fat, was welcomed visitor here
this week from Pine Grove. Mr..
Doom says mining matters are very
quiet up there at present but that
Pine district viii yet astonish the
world by lbs gold output. So mote
II be.
Last week o six-horse team from
HALEY was returning from Atlanta,
where IL had been with supplies for
Col. Williams mines. and while
rounding boiler grade" one of the
animals stumbled and rolled over
the smbankment, causing the rest
Of the horses and two wagons and
driver to follow. Several of the
horses were badly bruised but fortu-
nately no other damage. was sus-
tanned. But it took the lone driver
. long time TO again reach the road.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01

Furnished rooms, with or with
out board. at the Gilmore Hotel.
MRs. NORA LrsEHAS. Prop.
R~ For sale cheap--one Inter
national typewriter. Apply at this
office.
6E-Mrs. Mary Doom has two
nicely furnished bedrooms for rent,
E~ Sign-writing, house and car
rage painting. and paper-hanging
down In first-ciass style by James
Carroll.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
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