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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
MILWAUKEE, Man SHOT HIMSELF


Peter MeGoach Brol|ded tseennse His
wife " lsAes Eiyoses.
milwaukee,, Nov. r. -Pater Mcgieoch. a
capitalist known throsAghout the country
ah eS1acui@tor and kRan financier. shot
himself this morning III his home fust out.
side OF the city. AEr. AIcGe0ch was found
dead II the bath room o. his house at II
O'Clock lie had plaes|d the muscle 81 a
revolver IN his mouth And fred. The bull
let tooh At upward course and penetrated
the brain
His domestic trouals|s undoubtedly led
ar Meseoch 70 take his life. II was
announced yesterday that Mrs. Mc0eoeh
was about 70 bring sllt for Sivoroe on
ans 6feaHd 81 incumpatnbiiity or temper
They have lived MDaFt for Aopse 4isra
ar, Meteoch was 8 rhan who had ex-
~ .leea many revsFseh and had gone un-
es.e-ss1 anfoaHh trials that waaid have
sLosen e9tNn most NEIL. Domestic scan
80 49, 49, more than he could bear. and the
immediate cause or hlh suinidp 80 ~
doubt the making puhIlp ~ az fars ~
impending divorce.
-. ea.ezsosh was one pf the most daring
=, 80 -. snet AiiWa Hkee ever produc-
rational reputation.
y. ~ " eoFHer Tailed AM ruined him, but
$3.50 80 - lneerea MAJ corners before.
80 - s..'.ee htachs o. money for him
,,sr,, ~ $3.50. is.a, D I. McGeeeh was
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

% s'aas Of !, - !. I. 9 ss., o. ne c'sa'

or ~ y. ifaat.
r.ondon. Nov. s7.-Ta ere ara no signs of
q settlement or the tFouhia til the ship.
huildiag Grade On the Clyde nua IA heis
fart Trade organisations IN every branch
u industry are taksnx|up the caaise % the
strikers and Iocked-olf men, end liberal
contributions are bssinulng 70 pour n %
tho executive c0mmisEea, In IN address,
millions nf Sopies oe which have been dia-
tributed an yer the country. the COM
mlttse saws;
In helping the ldekod-ont engineers
and ship-buildera nd unioniafs Of the
country are in reality lighting thair own
battle. This Is a. war against trades un-
loniams and IN which we appeal 70 the
democracy. Should he master succeed
now-and it u an 3 question who can
hold out the Ionger-sh be experiment tried
IN Glasgow win he EXTENDED to every trade
III the country. The result would be, Of
course. the breaking do OF trade unionism
and the leaving OF our people at the mercy
Of unchecked capitals ts."
Reynolds Newspap1 II. the great organ
Of the radicals In Its current Issue says
editoriaily.
"The general lockog L In the great ship
building yards on md Clyde and at Bel
fast Is due to the determination OF the
large ship-buliding firms. 80 long com
petitors on a grand scale, TO combine their
1 forces for the purpose or irnicting dead
/ iy blow on trades untonism. They have
/ frequently had symp athletic strikes, hui
this Is the nrst sym pathetic lockout In
this country. This str king incident shows
/ 10 the public that Cd sssyrannoua orwani1a-
tlon, which has long made OF American
capitalism the most ruthless and pow
erful force. perhaps IN the world. r.
| spreading here. Eng iish capitalists are
/ organising on American lines. They are
not Ia future going TO act slngly; they are
not going 10 walt cor organised labor "a
\ attack thems they are going to attack
organized labor. with the distinct object
in view. II not Of absolutely destruying
/ trades unionlsm, AZ ID ast OF 50 weakening
Il that Il will cease 10 be q force com
Il menBurate with the AesiEns and aaspira-
tons Of the working classes. The social
democrats have often declared, when be-
/ ing charged with evolutionary designs.
that IL Is not they, but the capitalists.
/ who are the real rsFolutionlats. Some.
times the assertion has seemed like 9
rhetorical flourish, but undoubtedly what
IL being done now, hAre and Ia America.
goes far to justify ne assertion OF Karl
Marx. that 'CRpitafisEm Is the most rev
I stationary force known 20 history.
American experience has shown that or
ganixed lighting capitalism practically
means scarcely-veiled civil war"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
oURRAN1 s ATTORNEYS Cain TINE

Volum'nolts Afudaetfs Presented 90
show That isis Tfiat Was Nos Fair.
San FraAeisc0. NOV 97.--Theodore Dur
rant apes Fed IN court today 10 BE sen
fenced for tho murder Of Blanche La
mont. when the case was called the
prisoners attorney began reading from
pile osaNiidavita. upon which IL based
motion fPr o NEW trial The ansdavlts
included eAery artisls published By every
San Francisco newspaper concerning the
crime ana relating to the trial No az
aeption neaad during the trial was over
looked. Iha alleged hostility cf the press
and the pazple Of this city 10 DurrAnt was
aWelt upoi| and contention maaa that
the jury Aas undoly influenced b. DOR
ular Opiaien. which had pretudsad the
prisoner guilty.
When tbs prisoners afiidayits are read
the district attorney will present counter
afndavitss Ind then the motion will BE-
argued. A deciaion on the motion Is NOT
expected until next week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
LsvAN We oNsn o. gAs1aa MINe
Judge RiohRrds Rendered Z Deeiaiou OF
Impors 20 n0fso

Judge Ri0hRrds Rendered Z Deefaion OF
Import go iloise.
Boise. Nov. g1.---Iudge Richards today
discharged the receiver Of the Easter
rnines IN the Willow creek district, and
Mr.. Levan has heen placed IN possession
again. Tho matter came up "a chambers
ana was argued for two hours. after
which the court announced his decieion
a. above given.
This IL a matter OF very great import
ance 70 the district and 70 this city. That
mine II the oue which brought the dis
triet into prominence. and It's closing un-
der legal proceedings was serious blow
90 the camp.
Mr., Levan was without means when
Pc discovered the property. His FIRST work
was with hand mortar. has wife assist
ing him 70 pound out the gold. Finally
custom mill was established In the dis
trlct and MIR. LevRn realized enough
from the ore worked In Il from the Easter
20 enable him 20 put IN a mill OF his own.
This was In FUN blast ON ore from the
Haster that niiiea sl00 a tor when the ie-
Eal aouabbie was pracipitatea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
I've wILL oAsg N NEw YoRk


Judge Patterson nnlds That ro1srta A.,
Thar State Have Jurisdiction.
New York. Nov. N.-The coatart ovsr
the money left BY andrew J. Davis. who
died Ia $50 in Montana, has been renewed
N this state. There In stin 100000 sub
lect 70 distribution. Erwin Davis,
orofhers has brought action In the gu-
preme court here to enioin the Alrtrfbu-
ton unless his right 20 his share be re-
cogntzed. The case came before Judge
Patterson on demurrer 10 the COM
plant. to the effect that the supreme
court u this state did not have tirisdie.
lion. Judge Patterson. IN a decision lust
handed down. holds that the court has
jurisdiction, inasmueh rs the parties vol-
UNFAIRLY submitted themselves IA fhe
court lie also heaaa that the cause for
action Il set forth and ovarrulea fhe a.
muFreF. but gives the defendants leave
to put In an answer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
oAaNEalE oN MoNEY augsTIoNs


The sfeei Magnnte II a Firm Believer n
Clcveiand's Policy.
Cleveland, Nov. N.-Andrae Carnegie
addressed the chamber OF commerce here
this afternoon. In the course Of his re-
marks ne said he believed the money
question had been settled b. the practical
agreement that sound money was tha
best for all The FIRST duty Of the hour.
AIR. Carnegie said, was TO provide ade
quate revenue Tor the government He
declared the government was being robbed
OF one-tgsird OF the revenues which Il as
stunned 20 ASSESS through under-valuatlun
with sd valorem duties. IL specific duties
could be restored. he was certain thern
could be no deficit In the revenue Tr,..z
thermoTe, he had enough conaaence II
the honesty OF President Cleveland ~ he
have he would not veto such a measure
II Il was passed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
AXLE ON TIE cAsLE raNN paokg

seaidenf af Johnston. Pr. RssnItea se.
ftousiy 80 Emrioyes.
Johnstown. Pa. Nov. z7.-By he break.
ing OF an axle on q cable trs.n H. 49,
Cambria Iron Cumpany'M mill rninn Ia
evening II miners we're seriously fniurnd
~ ipllows; Michael Scwarias Fracture 81
the left thigh. John Groto. ha5iv srt,,,.'s.
~ the limbs. Andrew Neklazo. fracturs
OF the les, amputatad; Martin Akertar
both feet crushed; john ahuarMtn. ront,s
sion q beth lagai Peter Dudack' sNveve
injury of the right ankle: Andrew Koog9@
severely injured about the thlFhe. ma
dis' - smith, injured about the body.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
DOES sqEa MANI a Third TERM.
4. g. - fi9aA@t sass zhe President Hs Mns
Candidate


4. 6. AeEesi&st sasa she President lis Nor
Candidate
New York. Nov. I'LL c. Benedict 4
close personal friend Of President
Cleveland, intimated Ia an interview
today that be had been misquoted III
a newspaper article which represented
him a. saying Cleveland was not q can
didate for 4 third term.
what did say. he said. was thai
7 felt sure Cleveland would not accept
thtrA term under any circumstances.
believe that. sou kn0ws ] don't ntafa
4 as certatu1y. Cleveland does net
make me hi8 c0nndant can not SPEAK
for him with authority. and DO mol
hAe = Be placed IN the position OF act.
TINS - his nseuehpiaca.
hat I did say was that felt CIevs-
land does not KANT 70 serve a. press.
Gent third term. He feels that he has
dnue enough Tor hia country, ana no
Longer cares for aaocess o. defeat n
palttlea. feel ceftRin--nlsna, / don't
69T ain Re could not Be psr.
fgAdaa % nccea1 8 denomination. II
has Dol been offered vel. faai certain
Cleveland ~ an0l0uh Ia mes ont 81 pofs-
&laH kSe Wishes u ent0v ara movNr.
cisnfv ~ rltizen raihef than ~ -.
titeae "a state. He Is esaatinr tie
eRsa s1h roar uetil b eaa return &
Seate Mo-
aeEe are @ana who nay cleveland
u aceept 4 denomination" was sar
E ~ rs4 lie VIII noE.
~ VII make 8 declaration q
h.eE e1r1f4 q think. was the slow
a& ~ wiii either rafuse a.
havn 6ald - an aariQ
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
We &C. goa ! MIssIna go

Eleven OF thn Grew % are neile ffFfrlen
Adrilt Off ireland
lllirush. Ireland. Nov. IA tug has
been IN search OF the missing boat CON
tainAns Il men aboard belonging 10 the
american ship Belle 0'Brien, Captain cor
ley, from san Francisco for cueanstovn
supposed 20 have feHnderod on the coast
u Ireland. The boat was sighted ar
tiphead and driven seward 81 adverse
winds. Hsx survivors Of the Belle O'Brien
as already cabied, reached Kerry Head
saturday morning. It u hoped Capitals
Coiley and wife are IN the boat sighted
and THAI the tug viii succeed ia rescuinr
an on beard.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
aoLD e As MIC THE TREASURY

Rsecnt 0raer OF abe department. Has
Had q 60oa affect.
washington Nov. zs.-Tho treasury Kold
reserve has already begun TO zeal the az.
fecss Of the facent order Of the department
directing 81 at express charges he paid
On All gold leceiyea 81 the aub-tnszsuries
and also np1n the eaxrsncy returned n
exchange therefor. Ire assistant treas
urer az Patladelphia reports the receipt
u $4,000 III gold and smaller amounts
are reported from other sub-treanerr cit
ia. several amounts being turned into
the treasury here today. the largest OF
Nhich waa go.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
wYoNlNos selaoTlon uNAppRovro

i'~"1N hosea SW9eF tb0 Carey law win
First Sc Exnminea
Washington. New. sI.-eaesssarv $40.
declined for the present 70 annr,.. -.
segregation of 8 ~ acres al iana N w.
omlng selected b. the stats under ~
Carey act for Tire Reclamation ~ So
lands. The action h taken pending -
INVESTIGATION Of tie character q ne ian5s
ana AZ sxaminatien by an agent Of m
sofef11a,e nt, which has baen ordered. a
protest has been flied al the san. ss.......
by state senator Foote. alfer,r,. 90.
these selections are not desert lands.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
FioHalsLe MASSACRE At MAaAsa
School nniidlnga Or the American hoard
piilaRea.

palla@sd.
Boston, Nov. 27.--Rev. JudsOn Smith.
secretary OF the foreign department OF
the American board. received a cabIe-
gram from q representative OF the
board ut Conatantinople via Phlllopolis
as follows;
The reports from NIaraah have been
intercepted and We now learn indirect
" ~ 9 horrible massacre there. The
school buildings Of the American board
were pillaged and the seminary burned.
Three students were shot and one killed.
The missionaries are safe. There was
a three days massacre at Aintab, but
the missionaries and college are safe.
Reports Of The board In Harp0ot now
telegraph loss there or $4,000 half
OF Il Ia buildings and the rest personal
property and apparatus"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
aoY MuRoEHEa "A coNesssEp

Lloyd MonsRoNsrv 4rlfa AZ us,gtw.
FasAsF, N0sh4s ara prfana
Albany Or. Nuv. m~Ilova Man4wo,..
cry. the is-yonr40id bo1E. under srress
sef re mafsler q hsa g her ans mother
SOC panist aaciNercnef. 2 PAR hFeunsviilo.
fnegday lest. has naasia fun easfs.ss,,.
BE aRgH na shot hla safhew bareams n.
$3.50 aA3.. enc <aee nlN mother ana
49, s.elA'fahak sseaaae tAay eeE hsz FAther,n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
The wEsFgaN PASSENGER TRAFFIC


Formation OF the Association Is All bat
Concluded.
Chicago, Nov. N.-The troubles OF the
western roaus an the formation OF their
passenger association are apparently at
an end. L. Re this afternoon Ii waa only
needed that the Canadian Pacific should
give its conien 10 this agreement = have
II IA fun wdrklng order. me reprsaenta-
tive Of tbs canadian Pacslc who was in
attendance at the meeting was unable 10
bind his rnAh 10 tha agreement and wired
for Instructions. II u expected. however,
that the relponse viii b favorabla and
that the roasls win then have an aisocia-
ton eoVeriAg all the business between
Chicago aud the Pacific coast.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
ALAsKNs RoLD oUreUT Foa 1905

fhree Miliinn Dollars the Totat--Eieht
nnudrea Thousand From Piaesrs.
Seattle. Ehv. &.--Aiaaixa'a gold output
COR 1886 ~ "a timatsd ~ o. III. awlnahart,
editor OF ths Alaskan Aiming Record OF
Juneau. To - Ss.oOQ0oo. OF this amount
$4,000 has been obtained from placer
mining aions chiefly along tho Yukon riv-
sr. Mr.. Nwlneharf Hagm there arc Is
mIIlss with . total capacity OF GO ssampn.
In operatfon
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
suoAR agFINERIEs CLOSED powN

Two Thousand Men Thrown Out OF En-.
pioymcns IN phiiaaesphia.
Philadelphia. Nov. 1.--An aile sugar re-
hnerieE In this city shut down today.
throwing over 1000 workmen out Of en-
pioyment. This Is said to be IN keeping
with similar movement IN New York
city BY orders Of President Searles
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
eLEeAoaN Is "a aourE ID sPaaonE

Taken Home From AsiiR Wagla 90 An.
ssor serious charge.
waila waiia. Nov. 27.--wfEllam Cleg-
horn, arrested here on the charge Of
heduclna hin wifnsa sister, Laura =
Peasely. aged is. residing AZ Crcston
Lincoln county. and who has lived with
Ciaghorn since infancy. was taken 10
Lincoln county BY Sheriff DeRAckin Of
that county this afternoon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
THE TRlAL Or oElAERAL sANeuLlY
Cnbau Leader'a Fase IN ths Hands ~ a
spanish Ttlbnunl.

spanish Ibnnai.
Havana. Nov 2s.--The trial Of General
Julio sanguilly, the Cuban loader who was
arrested On February IA by Governor Cen
erai calle3a, on the charge Of illegal arts
against tho Spanish government was
commenced this AFTERNOON. The tribunal
which y Organised sccording 70 the Span
Ian laws consisted Of a president, senior
jose Pniaao, q secretaIy, Senior Da0a, and
Magistrates Pando, BBnaaga. pamplllon
Aeoude and MlcadukaA A. Jurors.
H0RSA OFFICER 3 ARRESTED.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2l.-Captafn Wfberw
aof the Danish steamer Hnrans Jena Peter
son, the chief mate aAd IA. J0anaan, the
second mate. were arrested today on 4
warrant issued BY uni[ad States Commits
sloner Bell. charging violation of the neu-
tratity laws The ahl|iavit was made by
DR.. Jose Congosta, the Spanish consul
anu specifically ayers dhat On November
last tire defendants aal On foot ! military
expedition 20 Cuba, III the dominion 81
the king Of Spain. viii whom the United
States Il At peace.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
80 ~ ~ IL F7kEN IN MF4ETEE 7lKsIT.
EsS Co., Ra ssfiieas ssss 4@Ny-

I suffered the terri
e torturrs nr ten
years with what your
Dr. rietcc's 95ssor
uze Medical Asi~Ih-
e. describes a. gsae.
tmlSia lpnin ia storn.
Ac I enfpiaeed ouf
hanlc-doctof -laak Z
dozen bottles ii arps.
aFila with no ilenc.
MI glicn I ta nne.
half slaEen bottles "a.
ee7erg comroHakl With
cut any benefit then
Slaht bottles II iron
leaic yet / was no bet.
i tliis was hi fso.
/ grn took Rix hessies
~ 1lr. pierceH Golden
~ Al agaN
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04


Physician 70 the lnvalida' Hotel ara nurr.
zeal institute, Buffalo, ~ ~, that All cases
Of indigestion, Dyapepsia and Liver Com.
plant could be cured permanently II the
right treatment were given. IN support Of
bis belief that he had discovered an altern.
tive extract which ne called Golden Ned.
fcal Discovery" that weuId cure these dia.
eases, ne collected frofa al parts Of the
county the sxidencr Of those who had
used his medicine, and be has asked the
public 20 investigate fer themselves a. Az
would be glad 10 furnish the ra1saa and
addresses q thousands uf people who hawe
used pr. Piefce's Golden Medical Dlsccv-
cry: Al interested should send for 4 little
medical tiestise on Dyspepsia, Chrouie Di-
asrhea, Liver Complaint p Biliouanegs.
Constipation and Piles published by ths
worlds Dispensary Medical Aswrsrission'
bulidlo, ". T., and mailed on receipt 81 nv.
cents IN ofic-ceut stamps. This bsoi also
contains The photographs and testimony 81
eases q the digestive osgans.
ihDt0EsFi0Ni SEVERE Pam M STOMACH
THOMAS NrFFrNrta ~ faYff.. g. -.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
MieT CASE JURY COULDN'T AGREE


Carson CitF. New, Nov. 2G.-The Jury
Ia tho casa f James Henry. accused 81
stealing bnil| lon from tho United states
mint. reports - today that after havine
benn out ID hanFm they could NOT aerce
Tlie Jury atosld eight To ane for aeuuiftai
A new trial vlli begin an Monday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

z9esrs sfsae nfv HfaE ~ ~, an new INV.
two vcffa old ana fsr the s.sal ave wears hass
lzof8cil very hard % ny fss1a Il 3 isansss5F,ie
&. g nc . say TOO niuch iar tbs coiSrn Aaedical
Discovery"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
PRESENTED ON } \ AZ o. MAINr

sa'Fsf seffsee Given = she uatsieekip
nsafing has Nams.
Portland. Me-, Nov. h. ! le,ovsvnsw f.s...a
IA behalf u the Maine. tolnv u.
- - esssieshlp pa elaborate silver
49, E : = reception |oliowea the pre-
zesl.~l,oa !. exercises adse1 which fhe ON.
- q t1s aaAlne were he guests nr the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
CYCLISTS SUSPENDED ron uss

Crooked 2IGAma s@fAlaa she Asanem az
cnhan DC. Mnrphs and ritna.
PhiiaGelnhiA s. Nov. e7.-gshairn,an Gideon
Of the Il - ~. said today that cyclists
oahbane. TaAuz and Murphy temporarily
suspended kor alleged crooked racing IN q
aiaeA 3 race "a g. Louis August h. had
haen HUspen Bed for tifa ny the racing
beard.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
INnIAN NAR VETERANS aEUNIoN


AAaiia kaile, Eo4. 7l.-.fha 1aaian war
NtetAHa arr w1kln& preparations q hold
sksxsa "a h'tentshtaNn thAa count
s9gesishet 7. a beinK ths foth annivafs -
q tle 1aaf dayf' neh1 between ne Vine
~. as4sAe wpieb eanroeuced Iaaanlhef
1aasan MAg vesafAna. "a ~ fesleNssa ~, 4
FNs1MAHM
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Loss Or LIFG ON + 4 BLACK W

= yeral Forts suhmsrsan ana 80 A..
ages neach an EnaFmoi,s 80,
london. nov. IA dispatch to The
Allllas ifona Odessa Bays the resent
asosili1 ave caused { Rmage GA land
LON. .s e se.eoo oos rupie b Several forts
~ NJ ..a.lek sea are p lrtly submerged
- s'..a'ss aesrels nave been lost The
hummer q lives lost Il placed 81 al
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

ilherafor Group spscelafOr WlIi Go 4,
prisnn for life.
Lonaoa. Nov n -sIabe4 8. naifeur WAS
fouad guilty today on The charge ~
frauds n connection with the house ara
land investment frnzia another AZ a..
concerns which formed part % the 40.
lofions llbeFator group companies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

eifeeley, Sdio., Nov. San earthquake
shock. iAafAuH is nsemnaa. was fstt - ~
q ~. t0amy W. aAnaaHa resulted
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Paper

Containing eyer 40 Advertisements fsom
Ladlee and Gentlemen mhs wani "a 81
- rs nast marriage paper nah-
sAAA@sRs neMd Il cents III stamps az HsaVAH
foF a sample copy ana fst4i i,farfaaf 10. !.
now KNOT spanans. 1ssh.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
OFFICIAL VOTE o. New Jrasry


Trenton. N. y. Nov. zl.-rhe stat. 49,
q esns assera recently appointed BY GOV.
e.aor FeFtn met taaay 70 &c over she fir.
usel q ne resent euhernAtorlaa vote ans
"a ti'e official vote. Tho r@aaIE ID M fnis
,o~s; 8riEEs. republican, re SO. McOil
oeinoefsfs iAo9gi Wilbur. pfohibltion
W.T. hsaa. popuiist 1850; kim. sociai,.f.
i-pofs saaii 0ssRea' plurality. Mao
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
The Famous
FORAGE

BFamus xnaefmuR
Yields Double the amount 81 anr ether
@fasa tor has nr Pasture VIII Stand the
~ Season ata grows ~ vigorously ia
september AZ III June. tt yr0ws en dry
hiilH where nothing else win rros. II
selves The problem OF nasturnes IL me
Paiouao conntry.
Prise % aeea. 30 eemas par Pumna.
len pounds viii seed one acre and ahanld
e Hnwn N the fan VIII Hall notbfns 100
than ten pounds.
or heteFencea. AErleusturat caIIaKc.
: Allti1n, wash and Agricultural Depart
mant Of the University 81 Idaho AAarass
mii orders 20
AIT II aslFHn4
Asseou Idaha.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
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medicines, or vegeta-
bic compounds, upon
the stomach, and tests
ia many hundreds
81 cases, long ago
convinced Doctor
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06
THEY GOT NOT A CENT.
A Daring Hold-Up Last Night on
Cherry Street.
JAMES SCALLON THE VICTIM
While Quietly Walking Along a
Trio OF Footpads Force Him
to Submit to an Exam
ination-No Clue.
JAMES sCALLON THE VICTIM

A hold-up of the regulation KIND
masked men, big gun, dark street ana
badly scared pedestrian, occurred iasl
might about 10 o'clock.
James Scallon was the VICTIM, Vne
place, Cherry street between Park aV-
enue and Third street.
Mr.. Scallon had been to the nospita1
for medicine for sick friend and was
returning to his home. He took but MT
Gle notice of three men who were slanu-
ing in the shadow. AS he passed them
he was seized from behind by one OF
the trio, another held a revolver at ms
head, while the third riffed his pockets.
Luckily for Scallon, he had not cent
in his pockets, nor a watch, and the
footpads, after a hasty but thorough
search, turning his pockets inside out,
found nothing but his room key. ana
gave up the guest with baffied curses
and ran away up the alley.
! Scallon reported his adventure 70 the
police, but he was able to give only an
Gmperfect description Of the men: Inree
suspicious characters were rounded up
but Sca!llon was unable to identlIy
them. One was dismis sed, but the oth-
ers win be held for further examina-
tiOn.