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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
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GnAND VfEw. Oct. Il The nam.
moth mining machine 81 the Owy.
hee LAND and Irrigation Company
IN almost completed and tbs mana,
ger intends 70 commence operations
Monday morning. Sd. Rankin, the
gentleman who has chiefly con
strueted the machine. viii leave for
Boise SOME time during the coming
week.
The prize-taking apple at the
Worlds Fair Is totally eclipsed. in
fact. completely ''out 81 sight, Mr.
Turmis, Of Shooils creek, having
sent down TO the ferry 3 gloria
mundi" weighing exactly 2 pounds
-cireumference II inches. c. G.
Tautphnus has secured it and will
probably send Il east
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence has been.quite sick. but
am pleased 10 say is now much
better.
Mrs. w. p. Rowe Is expected
home Saturday.
Mr.. Wilson, special correspond
ent Of the Boise Statesman, passed
through here Thursday on his way
10 the Bruneau.
One Of the gentlemen connected
with the canal gave q very unique
entertainment to a select party Of
friends Wednesday evening. The
programme consisted Of singing
character sketches aud step dances
Most Of the audience were too much
astonished 10 applaud. Lon Rich,
ards has had a very serious ATTACK
Of pienrisy ever since.
Mrs. Query, with the aid Of q
pitchfork. captured q salmon weigh.
ing 4S pounds q few DAYS ago.
Captain Rowe's dog "Dick" beats
the record at coyote hunting. Hi
caught and killed two very largs
ones in less than ten minutes.
Au revoir An SHAY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

A. B. Clark went to Boise yes
terday.
john Neil spent Sunday at the
Capital CITY.
Sork on. the new Episcopal
church is progressing finely:
James Wiekersham returned from
the mountains Friday evening.
Chas. Flynn Of Pine Grove was
a visitor in this place yesterday.
Mrs. Ike Heron is having a
large store house erected at Atlanta.
Capt. Fred Hogan has torn him
self away from Atlanta and gone to
New York.
Miss Edith Ellsworth came over
from Boise TO be present at the we'd
ding to-day.
Eugene Lizon came down from
Rocky Bar last night and went 70
Boise this morning.
John Johnson returned home
Monday night, bringing a carload Of
bucks from Oregon.
Geo. Maboney. one Of the dele
gates to the odd Fellows grand
lodge. went TO Caldwell sunday.
John R. GRAY and Miss Edith
Hagar. both " Neal in this county,
we're married in Boise on the 18th.
Two Italian Iedalsrs were rob
bed last Sunday in Bruneau valley
IF 800 in money. BY two masked
highwaymen. No particulars.
All Of he Commissioners we're on
hand for duty Monday morning
SO far they have devoted most Of
their attention 70 road matters,
VIM. Howell, formerly a resident
of this place but now a prominent
wonlprower OF Ada county, is here
today shaking hands with many
old-time friends.
1 Miss Daisy Griffith Of Littl,
Camas departed this morning fol
Moscow. to enter the State univer
sity, and che carries with her the
best wishes Of many warm friends.
The Condor f0r.) Globe Of th'
lltth contains these items: "AIisi
Tennie Pigg % Mayville expects Il
leave Sunday for Mountain Home
. Idaho, where she will spend th'
: winter with her sister, Mrs G. H
g3inehart Mr.. and Mrs. Genrg
Taylor and her brother, Charlie,
! Rinehart. all left this week for
visit to the exposition at Portland
! Tom Hall, formerly of Condnn
10 running a blacksmith shop, wit
] his son. In Bruneau valley, and
: making a comfortable living. II
. has never married again, althoug
!. he IS considerably Of a ladies mat
!; MIR. Strong. recently Of th
+. Mitchell Monitor. who eloped d shor
. time ago with Mrs. Swan, wife I
! the Mitchell school teacher, arrive
/. with his stolen property in Noun
i ain Home abant three weeks a.
l dead broke. After cumming the
!: chuck several days they hired OF
7 "a an old bachelor sheepman VII
q lives about 100 miles north Of thl
; town. Strong will herd sheep I,
I; him while she win keep house Sc
i 'siehlike' for the boss. Mrs. Swa
81 il 4 daughter 81 the Rev Mansiiei
formerly 81 Gillian county"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16


AL. Oliver left this morning for
his Silver City mines.
r. N. Griffith and family are tor
day moving into their new house
Scion Mccoy, the Little Camas
st0ekraiser, is a visitor here to-day.
Thos. Alley and wife took last
nights train for thirty days visit ii
old Missouri.
] T. Ahern will sub for night OPP
orator Alley st the depot during his
absence in the east.
Ed. Purtill, wife and son, of Mont
pelier,. came in Yesterday 10 attend
the wedding 81 Postmaster Purtill.
The brick work around DR. Nieu-
kinks residence il about completed
aud il presents a handsome appear
anee
The Governor has appointed Geo
H. Stewart. Of Boise, as trustee Of
the Albion normal school. vice VIM.
+. Montgomery, Il this place, re-
signed
Saturday night number II
Young men got possession Of Zach
Hnngerford's big hand-organ and
serenaded their friends throughout
the town.
A dispatch 70 the BULLETIN from
Caldwell gives the names Of the fol-
/ lowing new officers elected &c the
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. +.
R0wley ST Lewiston, Grand Master;
q. D. Thompson az Occur a. Alene.
4 d. q. ~; II. ". Dunton Of Idaho
City, Grand Warden; A. X. Sten,
nenberg Of Caldwell, Grand Sec. n
/ B. Gwin, Grand Treas. Officers d
Rehekah State Assembly: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ada Davis Of Lewiston
Vice President, Mrs. Lizzie Bailey
Of Meridian; Secretary, Mrs. Mimi,
Priest Dunson Of idaho City; Treas
J nrer, Miss ElmiFa Fry IF Moscow
: Instructors, Mrs. Dora Thompson Q
/ Lewiston aud Mrs. n. Ii. Murphy 0
Pocatello.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
wrDsnsDAy. Oct. Ie. 1895.
See the new livery I'D.
District Court next Monday.

District Court next Monday.
John McGinness was up from
Glenn's Ferry Saturday
z. @. Tautphaus returned to
Edaho Falls Sunday night
Dan Hill and wife went to Neal
Sunday, returning this forenoon.
Captain Rhoades and Frank Hall
went to the State Capital Sund ay.
Frank Gooding and Will Carpen-
Ger went 10 Little Camas Sunday.
Walter Brown, a mining expert
pf some note went 10 Atlanta Fri
Jay.
Billy Gibbons Of Pine Grove spent
several days in this place during
be past week.
IT, SEyENTY-FIVE CENTS
will buy sack Of good -four at
Hutchins' family grocery.
L. A. Underwood is to-day at
sending the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fell ows at Caldwell.
mG Go to Emerick's new Res
saurant and Bakery for good meals
and wholesome fresh bread.
MI. 5. Browning, a prominent
business man Of Ogden. was a visi-
lor here Saturday.
&C. Fresh bread always on
hand at Emeriek's new Restaurant
and Bakery. Five and ten cent
oaves.
A, w. Lockman and daughter
Tseora, v ent 10 Boise SUNDAY, where
Miss Leora will attend school this
winter.
After a protracted stay in the
upper country, w. D. Reynolds and
Joe Sprague returned home Satur-
Day afternoon.
R-A carload Of Silver State
and Snowflake -four just received
Nc o. III. Hutchins' family grocery
Only rs cents per sack.
Harry Hughes aud Bob Chattin
returned from Atlanta Saturday
evening and Mr. Hughes took Sun
day mornings train for bis Boise
home
Major Frank Cavanah stopped
over here FRIDAY, on his way from
Boise 10 Blackfoot 70 attend a
meeting Of the insane asylum di.
rectors.
Miss Ella Gaetg and Miss Mabel
Payne spent Friday and Saturday
very pleasantly visiting with Mrs,
Geo. w. Hill and Mrs. James Love.
and at their respective fruit
orchards about 8 miles from town
w. H. Manion has commenced
me erection Of a commodious family
esidence on his school land in the
0uth part Of Mountain Home
HIGH indicates that these good
eople will hereafter be permanent
Bidents here.
James H. Mckinley came down
hturday evening from biz station
eaF Pine Grove and on Sunday
ent 70 Hunter to look after his
nch. Mr.. MCKINLEY has recently
nFchased 80 acres Of land neal
unter and will soon remove hi
mily TO that point. He has been
fixture on the Rocky Bar road
DF many years. and the RuLLETIl
grets ia hear Of his intended de
hrture from little Gilmore.
The Library Association Of on
public schools on Tuesday received
Alnable addition TO the referenc
pFary, viz: Is volumes Of the En-
clop@dia, Ia the finest eheel
Philadelphia law binding. Tn
t complete. with book case, eos
arly sS5 90 The first oavmen
these valuable books was met b
sum left over by the Gem Literar
ciety from last year. The other
II be met by the proceeds Of
Fies Of entertainments alread
anned. The pupils are beginnin
appreciate the Importance Of
u library and are working wit
iil and determination 10 succeed
hundred dollars each year 81
aded IN books will mean one
s best libraries in the State in
H. years. SO here's hoping the
nav be successful.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
Do You
w ant a
GU N !?

W1e can supply you NTH
the latest model of any
manufacture.
We carry a complete line
of ammunition, re-LOndiRe
outfits, etc, and you tOjLJ
find our prices unap-
prOGch0bLe.
we handle this as a side
line and are c0nteRfed
NTH a nominal profit.
Make d call on Us for a
special price on anything
tn the line you may need
and yo4 IOiu Jfnd it greatly
to your GdUGnfn6e.
Roscoe ". Smith,
Pharmacist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

- nr "a oAIrfInN.
RAILWAY TrsGE TABLE.


IN Lodge No. 80, A and A A. arr held on
- A tho "Wednesday evening Of. or next BFa-
~ ooAding Rhe fuli n the mnon ~ dAeh m0rth
Dp3ourninR brothers are cordially Invited to e.
ttand. W. q HOWE. W. NJ
VI NJ CARPENTER, spcrvssry aiussyi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

The Camas No 2 mine is reported
sold for s200.0O0.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
BARGAIN LEADERS.
BARGAIN LEADERS.

It will be to Your Great Financial Advantage
to call when in the City, or send us your mail
orders. Every article guaranteed Or money
refunded cheerfully.
sHAINWALD BROS. co, Ltd.
Boise City Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

a CO to AelEer's Cash s.oge
for your provisions, and save
money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
GRAIN RATES TO THE COAST.
Commissioner Yeomans Hears Testi-
mopy of Farmers ut walla waiia.

Wall4 Walla. April .-Special.-Chair-
man James ID. Yeomans. interstate COM
merce commissioner. has been In the city
during the past two days, bearing cases
against the Union Pacific and Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company. A large
number of prominent farmers OF Walla
Waila and Columbia counties were sum-
moned as witnesses, and testified as 10
the cost of raising wheat compared with
the cost of shipping ii TO Portland. The
case of Milton Evans. of this county.
agalns; the Oregon Railway & Naviga ton
Company was concluded this morning
The case OF II. D. May a. Co. of Column
bia county, occupied the afternoon ses-
sion. There are a large number OF prom
inent railroad officials here giving tcsti-
mcny aS 10 the condition of the roads
Indebtedness. the cost of operation end
the gross and net earnings. The rail-
roads are making a hard fight TO retain
the present rate for freight. Tho com
missioner concluded his labors late this
afternoon and left on the regular train
for Portland.
Assistant Central Manager ]. q. Wood
worth. General Freight Agent Campbell.
Auditor Benson and other officials Of the
Oregon Railway g. Navigation railroad
testified.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
PITFALLS FOR THE MINERS.
4 Dive situated Between Wilke-on and
f,urbouada Rnlded.

Tacoma. Aurr Is-Spec lal~Nrs Rosa
slickerrnan and her husband, pToprietors
af 4 notorious resort at Wilkeson. 1ere
arrested today on The charge OF selling
lio,gor without a license. They waived
examination and were bound over TO the
SUPERIOR court in 500 bail This was fur
uisnei ar a late hour this afternoon.
Tha residents Of WtlkeSon and tarco-
rado have complained 10 the pToaec diing
attorney that a number of dance halls
arA saloons between the TWO towns were
helns conducted without a proper licc; So.
re- matter was brought 10 the attention
Of the prosecuting attorney several DAYS
ago and resulted on Thursday IA the sssa-
are OF warrants for the arrest % Eief.fT
Glf~ke~rnaa and hls wife. Rosa Siicker-
man The warrants were served Thtrs
Aav night - Depsty Sherihs J. = Nc
Arthur and I.uTty. and both Nr snd Mrs
S1f~kerrnan were confined Ia the county
sail.
Nrx Slgek herman was formerly one of
t4a seaft-n monde of Tacoma, where she
sts f,,,siress under the name Of Lizzie
Ausson Her place hae been ln bad
rersvfe for A long tirne past. only three
,.s.ss or a month sgo the woman Was
,y-esfe-5 on me charge of assault ani lat
terxF preferred by ore % the iur1aees %
.ha hoisSn she vas Ined 81 ana csssts
~. T,ssttos NcMurray. and the testimony
in rae case vas such as 10 prove THAT as
saests az a ssFs lar nature were common
AZ ehe mace. and that the mistress % the
house frequently eeAt la SGs-aAr - iAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13

uaest shameless manner. As the place
had been run without a licease for scrae
weeks past. the authorities determined 70
suppress It.
To secure evidence against the rrorristz
ress Of the resort. whteh is situated about
midway between wflkeson ard Carbon
ado. two deputies and q constable were
sent 20 wsTkeson about a week ago, They
travelled under assumed names and rep
resented themselves as sports from east
Of the mountains. Their purpose was.
they said, 10 get onto any loose layout
there was and work * for all there was
n IT," They were received with open
arms. figurafiveiy. IL not literally speaking.
One OF the officers told a Ledger cores
70 them that they bring from Tacoma
gambling izyouts of approved type. in
claGlng the necessary sure thing games
She also suggested that they bring "a
bright woman apiece" who. she said.
could make considerable money by
''touehiug'' the miners when they were
full She said that In this way she had
only few days previous raked in sNa
from one man. She told the officers that
the fellow did not know when he got
through with the game whether he got
out OF the window or by the hack door.
A Post-Intelllgenee correspondent as
companied the officers of the law Thurs
day night IN his raid on the Slickerf1Afl
place. The building stands in secluded
belt Of timber not far from the railroad
track about half way between wilkeson
and Carbonate. Ii is made OF rough
lumber. and is divided into two parts,
the dance hail and saloon in the front
and the lodging house In the rear. The
inmates are OF the roughest type. and
during pay week il is said the three
places run fun blast day and night One
woman had a biackened eye and bruised
face. the result OF row with one OF the
male attaches Another woman had just
recovered from a severe heating inflicted.
she said. by Mrs. Slickerman. There was
the usual quota of hangers-on. gamblers
and the like. The place was also equip
ped with the regulation gambling out
fits. which, however, were not in 0per-
alton. One of the inmates said that she
had been continually in debt ~ the land
lady ever since sha had been there. and
that when she had tried 10 get away the
woman kept her wearing apparel because
she claimed she owed her some money.
In that way. the woman said, none of the
inmates were able to escape the rniseca bic
existence they led. one OF the nae at
taches told the deputy sheriff similar
story. He was paid salary, he said hut
when he figured up at the end OF the
month he found the old woman charged
him with more than he had earned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13

London. April 12.-ssr Roderick Cam
eroa. the well-known ship owner - New
York city. and one OF his daughters,
we're among the passengers intending 70
travel from this city 20 Paris yesterday
evening by the mai train from Victoria
station. Aflzs Cameron was carrying a
tin case IN which was q quantity of very
valua5i@ teeeIs an3 drafts and notes for
large amounts. This box vas snatehef
from Miss Cameron by a th'eG. who ss-
cape1 In the confusion fhat followed. Up
to la1A this afternoon the police had not
obtained tho slightest csiIe 10 the thief
or the tin box Which be stole from Nsss
Cameron. The station master said fhat
when she arr.ved ou the platform Miss
Cameron placed the box 81 Ffer fest. ard
Immediately aTterWari sane one tapped
her on the sh0aigIer. She turned around.
and tfae r1au zftD touched her Apologies
for - doing aag when she looked for
the box g. was gore. The police say g IS
evident thieves nad been following Sir
Roferek Cameron ard fs}s daughter. Tho
notes and drafts IN tae tin Dox ~ers
valued az 5000 The value OK tne jew
cry - not known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
A. z. A. TICKET AT SPOKANE.
The secret Order Claims tn Control tho
RenubIican Party.

Spokane. April f2.-The non-partisan
city convention OF len delegates met here
today The following ticket was put In
nomination after an exciting session.:
Mayor Walter France, present council
man from the Fifth ward; comptroller.
A J Smith; treasurer. J. l.. Martin;
cauncilmen. First ward George None-
schen; Second ward. Lloyd Rotts Third
ward Louis Zeigler. who afterwsrd de-
clined to run: Fourth ward. ]. 3 Graves; !;
Fifth ward. T. y. Omsns. The delega-
tions from Cleveland and Belmont pre-
clncts. led by Dr. y. Fred Essig and
ox-Chairman Frank /. Post. withdrew
from the hall amid great confusion.
The A. p As ruled the convention by
an overwhelming majority. They put up
a straight Republican ticket. and tonight
claim they will control The Republican
convention tomorrow and have II indorse
The ticket named Never In the city =
history have local politics been mixed
as badly as az present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
THE OVERLAP LAND CASE.
Southern Pacific Claims Land That the
Northern Pacific Got.

portland April IA case involving
title 10 20oaoo acres of land situated in
Multnomah and Clackamas counties near
this city will come up in the United States
circuit court next Tuesday. The case
is known as the overlap land case" and
is brought by the United States govern
ment against the Southern Pacific Com
pany
In 1873 congress granted 10 the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company the al
ternate sections of n tract of land from
A point on the great lakes to a point on
Puget sound twenty miles wide on each
side of the road through the states, and
forty miles wide on each side through
the territories. and provision was made
I'm the same act that IL branch line were
built 10 Portland from point 80 miles
or less east of the Western, or Puget
sound terminus, another tract forty miles
wide should be given. extending along
the branch. The Puget sound terminus
is Tacoma and the point 3o miles or
less" east is Wallula. Subsequently
congress granted TO the Oregon & Cali
fornia road a p-mile tract from Port
land TO the California line. As the end
Of both grants was at Portland. they
overIapped In Muinomah and CIackamas
counties and in the overlapping tract are
800 900 acres.
The contention of the government Is
that the aoo0o acres. having been given
10 the Northern Pacific in 1873. were not
included I'm the grant 10 the Oregon IL
California. which has been absorbed by
the Southern Pacific. and that the North
ern Paciac'c prior grant excluded the
land from the grant 10 the Oregon Il
California But the Northern Pacific
failed 10 build from Waluia TO Port
land. and its grant Along the Columbia
river forfeited TO the government And
as the overlapping land-the $4,000 acres
was never included in the grant 10 the
Oregon g. California. II cannot now be
included The land is now very valuable
High tariff. low tariff or no tariff at all;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
THE G. A. II. ENCAMPMENT.
AT Spokane June I2-Commander-ln
Chief Lawler to Attend.

Port Townsend. April l2-The annual
encampment Of the department OF tho
Grand Army of the Republic win convene
al Spokane June Il. and on the same day.
at Coeur dAlcne. thirty-five miles dis
tant. the department Of Idaho will also
go into encampment. II is proposed that
the two organizations will exchange WIS.,
IT'S. Department Commander j. n. Scott
has received notice that Thomas q. Law
Ter. of Illinois. national commandcr-in-
chief viii be present, accompanied by his
staff The veterans are looking forward
TO the event with considerable interest.
Tho Women's Relief Corps of this city
will erect a monument on Memorial day.
IL will be a granite block. surmounted by
a small cannon; and viii cost more than
s90a II Is believed that this will have
been the first monument of this charac-
ter 10 he erected I'm this state.
Garfield Post No. 10. at Montcsano.
with a membership OF twenty persons.
has been reorganiZed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
Tn. Grand Lodge. A. O. L. w.

OLYMPIA. April L. .-special.-The grand
to5ge A O. L. W, VIII adjourn tomor-
rovx morning. as will also the Degree
~ Honor. The latter organization to-
8av elected the following officers for the
ensuing year. Ida +. Boyer Seattle.
nast grand chief Of honor: Mrs. II.
yoder C'hehalls. grand chief Of honor;
Mrs. L. VI. Bush. Aberdeen. grand lady
~ bouor. Mrs. Cummins. Oakestale.
,rana chief OF ceremonies: Mrs ~. J.
Ross Puyallup. grand recorder; Mary
Ionns. Olympia. grand receiver Mrs. l..
a Carter Tacoma. grand usher; Mrs
Hoare. Port Angeles. grand inside watch
man. Mrs Ellen Dawson. Whatcom.
grand outside watchman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
Aiiianca Not Fired ON This Time.

New York, April i2-The Columbian
line steamer Allianca arrived this even
ing from Colon. Capt Crossman reports
that on the homeward voyage he passed
within five miles of the Cuban coast The
officer on the bridge sighted the same
barkentine-rigged Spanish gunboat that
fred on the Alianca on her previous voy-
age This gunboat was close under the
Cuban coast. heading TO the westward.
She paid no attention TO the Ailisnca.
which steamed along In her usual course.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13

Portland. April IA number OF wit
nesses were examined in the trial OF
Preacher J. G Reed for holding up the
East Portland bank. The principal Wit
ness for the state was f. T. Holgate.
paying teller OF the bank, who was bound
and gagged by Reed He told the story
Of the hold-up In detail. A number OF
witnesses were examined by the defense
70 show that Reed Is insane.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
4 Root ard shoe Failure.

Cleveland. April i2-The Seaman &
Smith Company. one OF the oldest boot
and shoe firms in the state, made an as
signrnent today. The assets and LA BILL
ties are not yet known
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
Gen. ,Jeffries I'm Portland

Portland. April 12.-Mayor Frank today
authorized u. Phillippi, f. ]. Jefrries and
Peter Rudolph to solicit supplies and
funds to enable them TO III up lodging
Quarters on tract OF suburban land
which they and the colony OF unemployed
workingmen whom they represent pro-
pose TO cultivate on the cooperative
rian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13

The latest results OF pharmaceutical
science aad the best modern appliances
are awaited OF IN connpopnaiug Ayer's
Earsa nayfIla Hence. th0uZa half a cent
my ia existence as a medicine. Il Is fully
abreast OF the age 10 all that goes 10
make u tae standard blood purifier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-13
vdmI.ton's waIfa waiia Bank.

Walls walla. April i2-Spncfai-Fraak
" Payne has resigned the receivership
ef ,he defanct Waiia Walla Savings
tank Miles PoiDdexter. ex-prosecufinz
attorney OF this county. was appointed.
T-be salary Of the receiver vas reduced
from xsp0 per rnonth 10 $40.