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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

Mrs. Daniel Norris has returned from 4
visit to friends in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

Mrs. Frank Pierce left Thursday for q
brief visit to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

Hon. Hiram Knowlton of Portland. was
in the city Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

C. G. Totman of Fairfield was in the
city Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

Col. A. S. Bangs went to Boston Thurs.
day, on a business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney have juit
returned from trip to New York city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

Hon. S. ]. Chadbourne went t, Boston
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09
Local Matters.

Make q Note OF This.
From the Atlanta Constitution.)
No matter what they sing or say,
The world rolls In the same old way,
And he that would possess his soul
Must hold on tight and let her roll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

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CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY NOTICES. MA
OIuT1ONs Or RESPECT, ETC., win be CHARGED
less than seventy i've cents.
rERrAiHxxxrs. whose Object IS tie rsis IN IN y;
cents line: -.
excluded from our local coiumns. e Kept suc ce
our advertising columns, and will be run I'M.
subscribers who fail L. or receive the tGs .,orR
ing the once immediately
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Glover Bi.tr,.
s% 70 nHtr p. ,oass r md Stap.s.
Pinlhsm': Vegetable Compound.
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Make Note OF This.
From the Atlanta Constitutiou.)
The world rolls in the same old way.
Must hold on tight and let her her roll roll.
u,n ch.dhon,no won, :, D..
Thursday.
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Col. A. S. Bangs went to Boston Thurs.
u's' on = 'u'lne'' UP. s,a.e
Mrs. Daniel Norris has returned from ,
visit to friends in Bangor, ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney have iu,t
returned from trip to New York city.
--
agent here, was in Portland yesterday on
business.
-,
at Houlton, and wife, were in the city
Thur.day.
90, - ,r,
for Portland to inspect Company A of TIE
lot Regiment.
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a.. a.. - -. -. 80 A.. Nh,
furniture store.
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tho a q. ,,.;n Thr,.a.v mo,r;n, "a, hi,
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Judge Hall and daughter, Miss Hall went
s''"'oo'o 'e''e'u"s "''
h'o'''oh ~ oAA "fo'e oei',naiy.
Miss Mae Wiltshire of Wateryills who has
been the guest of Mrs. Harry Goodrich n
this city returned home Thursday afternoon.
Rev. VIM. J, w. Finlay of Boston, who
will conduct the Lenten services in st.
Marks church, Episcopal, left, Thursday,
for his home.
, --,n-,..,
rived Thursday morning to attend to his
duties at the State House as State insurance
commissioner.
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Nu'"no' ~ n O""p''' "o
ing. A banquet was served at the concfu-
sion Of the ceremonies.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
THE GAzErTE. III WORTH TEXAS MONDAY FEBRUARY 49, l8g

popular games and choice c,libles inside
90 hn order 81 the joyous Drasipn.
The attendants were. Missos Nellie
Didwell, Dora Nenmegin. fanuie fefe1'
son. Aim LeGrnd. Leila Ferguson
Emma Stilz Naihaiia Edrir. Prarl Och
cltrer, Lillian Thomson, 1dna AIRING
ton. louise Morton. pru 90 Cox. Ellen
LOWS, Mnude Morris. Kate Bonner;
Mcssrs. Ollie fucker W. T.. Kimhrough.
Oseir Penn, H. II. Eirar. Walter
lu'kcr. G. O. Kidd, Hm7 NJ Bruge.
Ncy Wlbanks Daniq Bruce, W. a.
LiSk, A. g. FiHntrY. Robert Lewis,
Joe Ncnmepn. II. s. Lowe. o. X.
shannon. Henry Collins. A. j. Hood,
jr, aud @. A.. Milam.
The Crescent dancing clnh WIS enter
taincl 90 the home Of Major b. ID. BID
wen on lhe nield Of the 10th. Tic fol-
lowing namgl persons formed The happy
group: Misses Ielu Ferguson, Dora Ncu.
tnegcu. Nnra'n Edgar. Kate Bonner.
Emma Stla. Nellie Bidwp'ls Messrs.
VIII Oldham, Oils Tucter. Oscar Penn,
Howard Edgar Don Bruce and Ney
Willblnks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

MIR. and Mrs. w. l., Martin left
for St. Louis Thursday morning,
Mrs. q. @. Jones left for her home in
Arkulclphia, Ark, Friday;
Mics Annie Levine vi Chicago Is VS.
iting Mrs. Harris Brin.
the gnest Of Mrs. w. II. Jones Satur-
Sfrs. s. C.. Meredith and daughter,
Miss Josie, returned from New Orleans
sunday. 49,,
ing Oak CliT college, was forced 10 re-
turn TO her home In this city On ae-
MI. w. il. Johnson Of Shreveport,
La. he's been in Terrell this week.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Dickson Of Piitsburg.
1eyns, is Visiting. friends In Terrell
MIR. A. y Wells las returned from
Euiaula, Ala, to again reside IN Ter
Sip. Marion sowel Of Torney spent
Sunday IN Terrell with DR.. l.. NJ. stroud
Miss Af6c snndeId who has been
tcnching in Rockwell returned to her
home IN this city last week.,
Mr.. j. u. Cunningham Of Fort Worth
was in Terrell last Thursday, while en-
route home from Kaufman.
Miss Allen Of Taylor IL visiting her
uncle. Mr.. j. @. ledner, of this city.
Mrs. Jennie Heath Of Dallas Is spend.
Ing the werl, with Mrs. Heath near
Thc Literary Social circle met Wedncs
day afternoon al 3;3O at the residence
Of Mrs. j. A. Anthony. They had
q very interesting program and VIII meet
again "Wednesday. February -, will
Mesdnmcs Bass aud Preston. at the a'y'
lun The officers Of the. circle are Mrs
Oscar prrc. president; Mrs Armstrong
| vice president; and Mrs. II J.. Bass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
Texas Society.


Robert Bishop of Fort worth was IN
tho city Sunday.
Mis- llaitielu Osloru has rciurlnd
from visiting at Alvnrndo.
Miss Maude ltanso1e returned nom"
Monday from q dix week N''t TO
friends in Brenhnm.
Miss Nollio Lindsay returned nhfr
day from a visit TO relatives ID "'iies-
Mrs Murphy has gone 20 New Phila-
delphia, Ohio, TO visit lCr dn3gh'ef'
Mrs. Robert Cumhy ann 1il4se
Clyde Mcdowell and luln NORWOOD
paid visit TO Dallas this week
Harry Stryon. Chris Garrison aud
Charles NiviOn paid Whitney Yst iAst
MIS- Annie Davie. one Of Clehurne's
prciliGst young ladies', has gone 10 ~
Louis TO reside in The future. ...
Miss floronce Martin is Fls'ups
Mrs. Wood Day Of Weatheriori'
Tex. Is visiting relatives 10 this city.
Mrs. VIII Self oil Cooper. IcAt II
visiting her father, Mr.. j. l.. oNNiAl
Mrs. John c. Conway has returned
from a ton days yisit TO rel''lYes at
SI rs. ~. II. Gibbs Of Hunt.eille,
family Of hor father, Col. j. ). Clay
ton. lcft Friday for her home.
Miss Blanche Hnirh beautiful
yming lgly from Bayou Snra, it.' has
arrived NJ the ciy aud VIII in the luinge
Nrs. Ii. l.. Preston loft this week
for San Antonio 40 visit relatives. Shs
VIII return n q few duys accompanied
by her mother. Mrs j O., Mitchell. d.
Last Wednesday Miss Meta lntin ul
Terrell. VcS., was united iu marriage j..
DR. Richard Noylor Of Hamilton com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

Mrs. Burnett Wadel is sno,a;,.
We,s with her mother Ia Lanerieyv '
Mrs.. Elizabeth Cobb has ratnr,,al "a
ner home after spending m5i,ib Mn,
relatives In s.. Louis. WIN
Mr., I'D Morris gave bov ,,,r4, =.
heaf Roland Reed TUESDAY eyeni ys' ,i 20
pllmeniny 10 his sister. Ms ~ Is
caldwell q Waco AMI bis eaes,s ,.d ~,
G III aaq mrs, Mrs. C,ydc Nafbmoreb. Mrs.
Mansieid, Miss Afford aid MI p,,. leq
MSS Marlborough and Mr.. Inn. W., ~
begen Of Dallas and Mr Nieo3v '''s
III s, ANY Fisa lefl Wednesday +,
Mrs. o. b. Caldwell ai W..
gus, 81 Miss Rprk larberourb' . 'le
Mrs. q. w Jester ~ 49,
Ni,,'nS net sister, Mrs. l.. a SID, 500 is
ia.nea psfiy ~ ff,tnh. enter
"Wednesday SAius. H. ,ea on
ysls caiogeale, --'f was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

We have sueee9 a., l.rsii,l
ply aud consfriisli9' N ti,si
: Ism Ms aRd ma esis Islili
work. giin 9an Is sisi1, s,.. X
equipped shop r SIS IS; Ri 4
~ n'f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
A NEW FOUND TENNESSEE CAVERN.
81 Louis Republic

a NEW FOUND TENNESSEE CAVERN.
81, Louis Republic
clarssyille. Tenn. Fob. lT-For some
tine many wonderful stories have come
nom ihe nolghhorhood Of Erin. station
lhFiy-nve miles below this city on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. concern
ing the strange sights and sounds seen
.na heard In the Arlington cave near there.
a party o. four gentlemen, Mike Murphy.
Nm llshi, Charles Slaughter sud Horace
-.NHfttg. several DAYS ago explored this
fsNg anu they make % thrilling report OF
Ky" adventure. After Walking and crawl
~ ny iurns some distance froin tho eu-
Sai's' Iheif progress was hlndeTgd by O
49, ~ la!ien rocks. The stones were re-
hl9sfd, anu tha party proceeded for several
-f'll,'l Yards, whpn they came 10 a stream
~, p,rEllns wafer between thirty aud
,hts teel in width. The explorers being
hNeiAt topped 90 drink. when all VI
ai,.N hesau Co spniter il,e Anery cans
,,,,, Nlier from rs hrnkish tasie was
n1s q BE- miperai aud strongly lmpreg-
NEE aINnr'fs then rfueeedcd % end some
4n' % cross the sunsfrraneau chaunel
t NgiNfc Nrlas % AuWrhY mnitla eaiailia-
'''' aug '"e'fiainad .Asl lie party were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

bronchitis Yields at once to the healing
'niilen7o OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19

Mrs. ga IIayth has returned from a
visit 90 Palestine.
LATHE Miss Logine Hamilton enter
tanned q large number Of her little friends
TO birthday naity on saturday after
Mrs s. L., Bruce OF Mmeola is visit
lns nor sauehters. Ms. r.. J.. Robert
son and Mrs. Il. IL liruce.
n me school entertainment at Mrs.
- Pennyhacker's schonl room was
pretty and enjoyable success,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
Mems Unlaundried Shirts &?

Iiso come and SEQ the quality We
are showing in our wIndows, which
arc now on salo and will 80 rcmaiu
until all arc closed ont at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-19
Spring Wooden Dress Goods.

Owing 10 tho ostromo late winter
and unsettled condition OF the tariff,
imporations are opening slowly.
Entire line win be shipped IN a iGw
days. Have Bought a magnificent
stock.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31


George Clark has returned from
Wood River--fat and saucy.
Rice & Co.'S platform already has
q big lot of wool piled upon 1t.
Attorney Wolfe went to Boise
Tuesday on professional business.
Dr. Prices Cream B~ixing Powder
ws~sas Pair nlxAass nssdas md Dipssma-
Dan Hill, accompanied by en-
Assessor Crocheron, returned last
Monday from q visit to Owyhee
county. Mr.. G. was on his way TO
Neal mining district.
VIM. Marion Daniel and Mrs.
Barcley were married at his home
ON Canyon creek last Sunday, By
Rev. Mr.. Bailey. II IL ''better late
than never" friend Marion, and the
BULLETIN wishes yourself and brids
a long, happy and prosperous life.
A correspondent of the Republi
can at Rocky Bar announces ths
fact that tho young, ACCOMPLISHED
and beautiful daughters Of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. G. I
Waller have made their debut int.
society and caused the hearts Of oil
young gentlemen like George Abbot
10 fiutter immensely.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31

The sourteen.year-old daughter
Of John Price. who Cor q member
Of wears lived on the South Boise
river, In EImore county. d fsw miles
above Pine Grove, was aecidently
shot and killed BY her brother, near
Emmett. In Canyon county. laet
Saturday afternoon. The Price
family was we'll and favorably
known in Pine Grove and Rocky
Bar and will receive great sympathy
in that section. A telegram from
Caldwell 10 the Statesman gives the
following particulars Of the sad
affair:
cAlDwss1, Mar ~ -k<~s w~s resolved this a
tersooa thai sas frscs. feasteea yc&Fad and essly
mile iFom EnsHaesA ser&dantlx srok ~ her
tHeivc-yess.old brother Saturday afternoon. Both
hsd been hemsiax sNAhsss sad shs&siaw dsad shssp.
On returning IN the houee Tho excthsT removed fhe
cap fru the tuhe u biz slsst gun ard towering
ma hammer, when his shunsh slp4,ed. aisehArwiak
the gun ard kiilinx hSs INSTANTLY. hsF arms and
forehead were allied VITA shot sna alaxs boy
standing near slightly wounded.
TIE boy Who discharged this gun wns erased wsth
The san~szi was hsad yesterday, shs people turning
cat
ms Pficss same from Rocky Hsx sbeas ssas
n1oakhs sKp.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
DEATH or soHs HARDIN.

John Hardin, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Elmore county,
died In this place on the evening Of
the 29th inst, after several years
painful and untold suffering, aged
65 years. About four years ago. at
his home on the South Roise river,
Mr.. Hardin accidentally scratched
his right hand with q rusty nail,
which sore In time developed into d
cancer. finally rendering amputa-
ton Of the hand necessary. His
wrist healed up, but il was not long
before q cancer appeared just under
his right arm. lie went TO Salt
Lake for treatment, but the most
eminent physicians Of that city pro-
nounced his case beyond medical or
snrgical skill and be returned to
Mountain Home. Since last sum-
mer this cancer has been steadily
eniarging and on the evening above
mentioned it touched vital spot
and the old gentleman was relieved
from further suffering. Mr.. Hardin
was born in Owen county. KY, Jam
uary 3, 1929, went to California in
1882, where he followed the occu-
patton Of miner until 1854, when
be came to Idaho, settling in Boise
basin. from whence he removed to
this county and located the warm
spring ranch near Pine Grove. John
Hardin was true gentleman Of the
old stamp-honest, generous, ener.
getic and industrious--and though
his friends feel that he has been re-
lieved Of great suffering they will
shed tears Of sorrow At his demise
The funeral services were held a
the Episcopal church at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and the re-
mains were followed TO the cemetery
by a large concourse Of friends.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31

ksv. ira Hickss In Word and
Works. gives the following fore
casts for April:
Agssi wGM egsm ~ssA sswrmsxfurs Fs~sss@x imfe
w*sEmsx &ha Ams1mx Ess - MI s~assAxxy xsnwnss &Sz
Fzzs sea w~s& W. sase re ena - ee4a w~Mahss sn&
me resrsaaxFy esAaxs ~ ~srv assa ~safmss n sxs
tsens esxAeg@ PARTS "a khx ssmkss umfii naus April
I'd snd a. "A eaaa fhsA neA ssas hssnx rs,usssa Fs
ns. = ss = ss \ s 80 Il "a = -.
10 kakiaspats bail Nth sny veil aea@sd sseFm fsma
ths 70 sAs sas& u ApssA ksFy waFm a&ss will usher
n esd rsgaiss ssesua ssiad. ass ssssn sxd y apt
From TIE ssh - the pxh hills Eaa psssot wlth the
new msren " IN eeftf~s koas ~ ths Ashs nv th&s
d.se w&sw wase Of sassks6 intensky wsii xhew ".
fHSllsg Ha stessns a rain sad had. wish sae~ soi-
oHfmx Id the Hnxth, ~iz start ktesK eastward ~
sess Twill - pv0tient - eoaaa xsa<Fxi smd -
sxpeet eoAl. VITA frnss xnd nxAt frssxiax = the
sk0sm Nrss wovks eastward al intermediates posnts.
On ard aeaehing the fsxk ana Hssh. Thermometers
s ~ NY MN g s .ss .sa
strike IN asr<ions IN their march ~ the Atlantic
The cpposifien % The planet a&tusn the nth,
the sappe~sica Of many worthy investigators - trus,
will add much energy and sioienee 10 ali disturb.
sBees durng me nrsf half 81 April and especially
duriHx the p0rsnrhMskaas from about nth 70 fsth.
VERY cold weather, with fscsts. win saeeesd tAsss
Tbs nth 10 sfss win constitute the nsxt rexuixr
period The crisis e the disturbances viii BIZ reached
from the fseh 10 the slight Of The stkhs fsll
o. tbs 18th having tsnsssey 10 eeatsslixs dxsure
Ing forees On that azte. Ths shswesy conditions
usually existing al through April xiii take ae~
power and Organise into storss Of great extent and
energy II this period well all the dates Of
tss distartAnees Very cool nights, with frost gen
ssaiiy may be expected between the storms 81 thia
period and the rearsionAry aaaxss and ssoxsns dns
esnfxals on the x4sk and ssth- Ancthsx cool dash
severe enc<axh " bring frost in the nnsshwii foi
low STORMS abcut these dates The snoath will sns
ina IRON wsstsrn extremes u the coustxy.
We may reasonably expect t1<sxad2e STORMS y
many PLACES during The <sossn rsrioes IN Arxa In
The nxw macon o. N sen AID fil moon the iBth
Before ths end - April the all be well ope0e
With : psuy1ftous OUTLOOK Tor Ill who have their -
rieaitsss lnssrssss wen IN band and who ara plan
ming for early crcps4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
4 aAx rsaE Ar rns nan.


The following letter from Rocky
Bar did net reach us In time for
publication last week, and we omit
q portion which was given by our
correspondent "enowslide."
~. RrLsxsxs~-ws hAd 4 masquerade hall here On
sas sxss e !. rsssss 80 shsh e $500 4 :
s&nm~ass sprpfAse5 the ela sxxa~ass - wsM - ~
osssers al shi@ tAzseae cid xcaA eann Fss0wiMx kss
se,ns 9 - sassssssFs ss.'ssss sas, s...
Ssha I.ys-Ia "a sashas~te Italian ssrt aoetnn~ 81
earssnai velvet pxufnsely txsnea WITH lsees ta&ea
aesss $3.50 go 800 49, ~ s,sed sssh Nv nsssi.
Pssnesss ess Calamns -Ml@s DNass Esashean- Dress
partly wsvsa - partly INIT present. 70 ss uoaens
ssasneulticm from Rome expressly foE this aecsraca
Every piers Of this cssly costume frc the crown 90
che hssa % ths silver haskiss % ths skass. Nzs
prnu II tire aid EAss laA .stiSansp and H. sxs y
nd - antsaaae ths birth u Cfa~s Ts saiF wsases
"a this rinbuF&ss and costly estume presented TN
appearance 81 beautiful "f'~iks~ Indeed.
toa yltxwAtsF And Clay Fssswsiss--in bcxsie-svssn
rsiv<< costumes embroidered With lace and lsse eo
lsss y hassha, vhs@ hcss. gold snAnssd Shoes win
John Mseksy was represented BY John ysnsshaaei
In unassnnsiax ns4aneF and dress.
NrA MaN&tx-Mm y. Van @rk&1rk- ~ mxtnasi
colorssi sk urnxmsnted wish velvet and lace bean
tiful nseAiace 81 pearI ston&cex " diAnsois wsti
nei&ioa pastFAit a hsrssif BY esishrsted Frsnek
Axtist sad 10 eoss rocco frames This petite axnr'
Gid v BE- sxesiasns Representations q shs orig
Maid Il Homer 10 Inc Princess nss. \. sv.n
helm Illus szIk with lnns tvin,miaxs and d.smonds
RoxHan sxaasrun sNp stsstdsd With peasis.
Younx M&0kxy-~E ldY Niehcason-in . caF<fali,
arranged ssilss ana supssdns brc<deicth suit.
Supsser wns served n IL O'clock sharp All TIE -
i<a aonsThxGed 10 thls and tried W excel saA oths
In prsfArasion ~ the dishes. descrptisn ef mi
woasd ~ iasrudiag en- sp~cs. bssiis Tbs sasn.Fou
checolAss. silver xcsd. isiiy eshss we h.si frssl
trout ffcm Trinity iskss Desert sofs&hsM slaenSas
nuts nusxundy, shssry ard Cissut wlnss. Ind lastly
| Ice cream. hlaac nssags. eo11se u noss.
TIE guests not mA~ksd weFes Judge lntasn en-
wifs JndEs Niehoieen md wills, Ehnsr Tewns ~
wifs, FRED D~sis ard ~lfs, James MeAtee and wsft
Iu~Ac FiisxHssv and wife Mrs. lenny eMAn. hrx -,
l fAwsnu Mn kata Mclaughlin. John ncyass Hug
| Riley, n Esiekscn, WIN RAthbun. Thomas kitts
1. Hayhurst, Chas4 p~vsy. Newt hirhois. Old ostnI
bill John Winkiehark ", John nsyey. john saivAx
ThomAs O'panieis, and number Of ofhsfs snoS
names could mot lsaxn-
enuxs accompanied with masis. were givsa D
| John Hays and 1hosA 0Deniels. also = duet by NJ
/ Van SchAiek, Pred Davis ard klmsr Tcsn<.
Rxceiienf muxie was furnisAxd, gratis, ~ Ar
Foley ABBOTT chariss hopktns caAEencs NlehsLsn
and Henry Howard. sFkufAfuh
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
FOR BRuNEAU LADIES.

Mrs. John Mitchell of Bruneau
will have a fine display Of millinery
at the store Of Mitchell d Baeltzer.
Ladies in Bruneau valley can select
q hat to suit their taste and keep
their money In circulation at Home.
Bruneau, March 80, 1894.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
Resolutions or Coincidence.

whwsAs, Our Universal Commanders. with Power
0mnipetsas, has ds-sssd snd sssasd bis hus Special
Order 10 Elmorc Division No. 0. whereby Brother
and Comrsde Sir Knight Pride has been transferred
from Emcse Division No. q Uniform Rank. By death.
10 ioin tho regiment with life sssrnAl among The
clouds.
Resolved, That Elnsore Division No. realizes ard
n,ourns the loss Of Brother Pride, who but . fs~
short weeks ago had Joined our Division. ssroax.
healthfui ard In the viror of early manhood There
& piAee la uar ponhse Triangle which u len vacant
the place he allied % commendsbiy bus few weeks
axu
and cur swords be draped In crepe IN respectful
memory OF our departed brother and comrNde.
Resolved, That these resolutions be sprend on khs
Record ook Of this ivis don, copy furnished 70 th<
relatives Of SIR KNIGHT Pride. ard 70 fvsnhce Lodgs
NO g. r. Of r.. a. Bolss CITY, and also p0hiIshed IA
oar town pspers Ssa KxleHr W. A. REYNOLDS,
sra ksianT q. r. HALL,
ssK kEssnf II. G. MALLf6ON.
COMMITTEES.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
Baseball game tomorrow.

Captain Geo. w. Hill was q
visitor here Tuesday.
Manuel Comes made q business
trip to Boise Tuesday.
Bishop Talbot win hold divine
services in Boise tomorrow.
J. M. Goodwin, representing the
Salt Lake Tribune. was here Friday.
Charlie Ross of Bennett creek
spent few days in this place during
the past week.
E~All kinds Of eye glasses just
received at Reynolds postoffice
jewelry store.
, Mrs. Wallace came in Thursday
from Judge Stout's ranch, on q visit
with DIR. Bearby.
b. r. Young and wife, Of the
construction train, spent Sunday
and Monday in this place, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brady.
A few scraps this week and the
canning" Of Wick's "purp" Tues
day impresses on the minds of the
people Of this pious burg that spring
Is here.
D~The great spring opening
sale beginning Monday, March
| 26th and to continue until the Bis
at Shainwald's will be q hummer
Il viii pay everybody TO attend.
Thos. Mellen's big hand of sheeI
: was driven through here yesterday
on their way TO the foothills. On
of them was drowned while Of
tempting TO cross Main street.
, H~F. NJ Lncus has opened
harness and saddlery shop in Mt
Home, and will carry full an
, complete stock In that line. He %
! licits share Of public patronage.
. Mr.. and Mira. d. w. Fitzwats
. very pleasantly entertained q nun
Der OF friends at their resident
Tuesday evening. Vocal and II
strnmental music and the game
= baccarat caused time TO fly at VI
: usual speed.
II R~put off your spring woi
= for few days and attend the b
: money saving sale at Shainwald
Z March 26th to 3lst. You vi
], make 40 per cent on your mon'
= invested at Shainwald's.
: John Raker arrived from Br
. neau Tuesday with the first load
Z wool for this season--it belongi
!. to Dick Coats. The next day q
. eral teams came in loaded vi
clippings from Whitson Bros ban
:, of sheep. :.
= Geo. r. Watkins, representa-
the Ada County Nursery 1T Payei
y was here several days this WI
~ and secured many orders for tire
y Read his advertisement and addr
=, !: him at Payette If you desire to b
~ an order filled.
nj Fred Epstein. Of the Shainw
-. firm, came in from Boise Mont
=. 10 assist Manager Smart with
an great spring sale Of goods at u
branch house in Mountain Ho
From his tired look last evening
re- =. Judge that Mr.. Epstein win rel
g when the great rush is over.
sss w. HI. Dial and Commo'
81 jackson recently had little
nleasantness which caused j
,av- son to make some very raeh thr'
an. whereupon Dial had him ARE
Mr. and Probate Judge Clinton, al
aso hearing, placed jackson und'
r Ga, 900 bond to keep the peace.
ele- bond was quickly furnished.
.lnb Miss Mary Gray, the Bull
this SAYS; IL about 10 open mill
dis store at Mountain Hone.
d al. GRAY is one Of Idaho's most
his nlahle Young ladies end ihs
.oma nel takes pleasure 10 extendin
sfioa congratulations and wishing
sncoess, BOSE Sentinel.