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The Washington times., 1895-06-22
MEDALS BY THE DOZEN.
immaculate Conception SchOo; Chi
dren CnrrY Off HOnOrs In PlentN

immaculate Conception SchOo; Chill
dren Carry Off Honors in Plenty
Heppy bright young faces, brillil-y
music, and beautiful, fragrant flowers
Were the striking features OF the thirteenth
annual commencement exercises OF the
school OF the immaculate Conception, held
at Metzerott Hall yesterday afternoon.
The hall was filled with a large and fash
ionable audience, composed of the rela-
tives, friends, and acquaintances of the
pupils who evidenced their delight and
interest by frequent hearty applause.
The programme of exercises, though
lengthy, was interesting throughout and
rece ived the closest attent ion of the
audience Ii consisted of vocal and in
strumental music in solos and choruSes,
pant0m ime, tableauS. recital ions, the
atricals. drills, and marches, and orches-
traI music and kindergarten songs and
plays by the Juveniles.
The pianists were Misses A. Timmons,
NJ Mccarthy, NJ Mangan, c. Becker, A.
Gray, NJ. O'Callahan, B. Milligan, NJ Muir
ply f Edmouston, A. Seaman, NJ DIVERS,
4. Clark, L. d Leeds, A Mari, NJ Fifeld,
y. Harper, G. Guyol, L. Geagler, 5. Zerega,
II. KengIa, n. Clements, Kate Kay, and
" Dunningan; mandoIins, Misses Nj. Ma
grath, l.. Baxter, NJ Maxwell; guitar,
Miss Maggie FitZgibbons; choruses by the
Junior and intermediate classes; recita
tions Misses l.. ID. Leeds and l.. De Neale;
kindergarten song and games by the in
FAINT classes, under Miss Gesborne: drills
by the members of the junior and inter
mediate classes; vocal solo, Miss NJ.
Latimer
| Those who took part in the tteatricals
were Misses NJ. Latimer, l. MCGluEess, b.
| Young, L. De Neale, Nj. Mcguire, NJ How
ard aud Masters Williams, Kengla, How
ard Skies, Clements, Mangum, and Hall.
The graduating class consisted of Misses
Louie Dale Leeds, Agnes McKenny, Mary
Mahoney Loretto MeGiHness, and Edna Ben
uer, all OF whom received gold medals and
| crowns for proficiency StudiesandeXcellent
record made during the school year.
| The address to the students was made by
Rev. s. F. Ryan, WHO was assisted in the
distribution of the premiums by Rev. Nj. A.
| Ryan and Rev. DIT. DOmer, of st. Paul
! English Lutheran Church.
| Medals were awarded to Louise d
Leeds. Rose Melting, Matte Gaegler,
| CIarissa Edmouston, Mary Mccarthy, Ger
ItnIde Clark, Loretta Sullivan, Agnes Nc
Kenny, May Mahorney. Laura De Neale,
Nellie Clements, May KiDg, Alice Sullivan,
| Agnes Mari. Mary Magrath, Agnes Scanlon,
| Madeline Zerega, Maggie DIVERS, Lillian
| Keefe. Mabel Iatimer, Loretta MoGiuness,
| Alice Gray, Katie Gaegler, Edna Benner,
Blanche Young, and Nellie Driscoh.
| Honorable mentions and diplomas were
| plentiful.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Anti-saloon League Anniversary.

The second anniversary OF the Anti
Saloon League, of the District Of Columbia,
will be observed tomorrow evening by an
appropriate service held at the Church of
the Covenant, corner of Eighteenth and y
streets northwest. The programme will
include the annual report of progress
by Rev LIB. Wilson. D. D., the financial
report by the secretary, Mrs. Fl. \. Gillen-
water, addresses by Rev. TeuntS s. Hamliu,
D. D., and Rev. Fred d. Power. d. d.,
and appropriate music viii be furnished by
Prof Pearman, the preceutoF of the Church
of the Covenant
The Rechabite are making extensive ar
rangemeuts To have 4 good representation
of their membership at the ANNIVERSARY.
Grand Chief Ruler Belt has requested CO.
lumbia Tent, n. 1, Heber, No 10;
Cammack, No. 56; Union, No. 50; Anaeostia, +,
No. 1875; George c. Thompson, No. 8;
Faith, No 81, Female; Cammack, Her
scheI Hudson, and Union Juniors to send u
delegation. The membership will wear
regaha or badges and meet at the corner Of
Connecticut and Rhode Island avenues at
7 p. m. and proceed from there to the
church in body.
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CONTESTS HER SISTERS WILL.
Mrs. MacAIlister Commences Pro
cnadinrs In Dnfeaf 4 Ernst nn DIR Cole

Mrs. MacAHister Commences Pro
ceedings TO efeat Trustee DIR. Cole.
Mrs Fannie MacAIlister wife of DR.
John MacAllster, OF No. 1903 II street
northeast. yesterday filed Il caveat against
the admission to probate of the viii Of
her sister, the late Mrs. Mary e. a Bur
CESS.
The will leaves the estate n trust TO
DR.. John T. Cole, and especially excludes
Mrs. MacAllister from all participation
in the management of the property, or care
OF Mrs Burgess two lutte daughters.
Fannie and Catherine, aged nine and
seven years respectively.
Mrs MacAllister also asks to be made
guardian OF the children. who have been a
good share OF their lives in her charge, and
are much attached to her.
The estate consists of several hundred
dollars worth OF furniture and two houses
at Tampa, Fla, that rent for $40 and SI2
a month.
The Will, Mrs MacAllister says, was OBJ
tanned by false representations on the part
OF Dr. Cole
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Epworth League InternaUlUnas Con-
ference SIS Washington to Chat
tanOoga and Return via the
Souf bprn Railway
Epworth

The above rate is announced via the
Southern Railway through Ashville aud
Hot Springs, N. c., the Land OF the Sky"
At a meeting of the board of control Of
the District leagues, held at Metropolitan
Church Monday night, this route was strongly
recommended. Members Of the District
League will use this ruute accompanying
parties from Baltimorey Philadelphia, New
York, aud Boston, who have already
arranged to leave Washington via the
Southern Railway 1913 p. m. June 20.
To secure space on the Baltimore Meth
odist Train eomminiua tions should be
addressed at once to L. s. Brown, G.
A. 2. D., Washington.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Struck With an Iron Last.

Edmond Felberg, shoemaker, was
locked up in No. station house about
O'Clock last evening, charged with an as
saUlt and battery upon Hezekiah Ruby,
who keeps a shoemaker shop on NJ street.
The men became involved in quarrel
when Felberg struck Ruby with an iron
last, cutting a deep cash in his forehead.
The injured man had his wound sewed up
at the Siblcy Memorial Hospital, and was
then removed to his home.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Exonerated the Driver.

An inquest was held by Deputy Coroner
Glazebrook yesterday afternoon over the
remains of Frank Williams, the boy who
died Thursday from the effects of injuries
received by being run over by car on the
Anacostia road on June 3. The jury
rendered verdict exonerating the driver
of the car.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Excursion Tickets to the seashore

Excursion IicketS TO the Sf.aSnOre.
Commencing with June / 4 and 10 and
continuing until August 30 and 81, in
elusive. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will sell excursion tjcke Is to Atlantic
City, Cape May, and Sea Isle City Tor the
1000 aud 11:30 a. IN. trains On each Fri
day and Saturday, good for return pas
sa ge on any train until the following Tues
day, inclusive, at rate of $500 for the
round trip
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

People leaving the City for their
sumner vacation cannot afford 10 also
Icavr THE TIMES. 1t VIII be mailed
To- any address and will continue to
be thc-best local newspaper In WASH
ington.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day 10 the following: Allan Davis and
Maud Watson; John Towle and Addie
Allen.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
"sweet Girr, VS.. Mothers Helper

sweet Girl VS.. Mothers Helper
Editor Times: For some months past your
breezy paper has been Il constant visitor in
our home and, as you seem so desirous
of "rightiug all wrongs,' l thought it
would not be out OF place to mention
certain fact n The Times.
The sweet girl graduate" is claiming
so much OF our attention just now, and
too much praise cannot be awarded her
who has toiled to secure the prize, but
somehow I feel like dropping word of
praise for the sweet girl who is mothers
helper in the home. | know of several
who might have been successful in the
higher branches, but their teachers did not
give them proper encouragement in the
seventh and eighth grades However, If
you enter their homes you viii find that
perhaps defeat in school meant success
in the home, and the tired mother viii
point with pride to the daughter who is
lifting her burdens. After all, is not such
daughter worth possessing?
A LOVING MOTHER.
June 90 1895
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
isEree!

Yours without aSkiug-wtth h-
out notes-wi IL hout interest.
Here are some things that we
DO-just 10 makeyou remember
us-Other merchants charge for
such service. We make and
lay all carpet free OF cost; we
ma ke no charge for the waste
in matching figures; we tack
the mating down-for a plain
thank you." Our North Star
Refrigerator took first prize at
the Worlds Eair-our MattingS
are the best that's made-iH
wOrd-yOu can depend upon the
quality of anything you buy here.
North Star Refrigerators-3
sizes.
Baby Carriages from SIS TO
$50.
900 rolls of relia BILE Mattings.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suite
SI3-more up To $500.
Plush or Tapestry ParIor Suite
-S32 so.
4 hundred other styIes-aH
prices.
Splendid Brussels Carpet so
cents a yard.
Ingram Carpet 35 cents n yard.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

The Washington Times March Full
PiaCo ,S,;cre) Will be printed in Sun-
days =. It's the March hit of
of fb@
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

table as token that he will return again.
Bowling once more politely lie VIII leave
the room.
These are but a few OF the quaint Gus
toms OF an older day, when all the world
was young NANCY MANN WADDLE.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
GOOD MORNING.
a Ute cloudy uedther lcith sho,rsTs lsiH
notdeteT the chopper from going 10 the store.
The Reason
Of This
Sale
Kings Palace

is of course the fact that
we must have our stock re-
duced to save it from spelling
and damage when we start to
put in our new department.
and improvements.
The reason makes no diff
ference to you as long as the
low prices are there and the
qualities what they ought to
be.
There are three special
items that will interest you
more than ordinarily.
Untrimmed Imported Leg
horns that are worth az re-
tail 80 cents, and worth il 90
easily, are yours to-day at E1
Bargain column price
We want you TO have a Duck
Suit, even II you d0n't-we
know you'll change your OF m
mind IL you see the 81 kind 1l Ia
to-day at...--...----
5o-cent LisIe Thread Hose, very, 9h
very cheap -.,....-.....- s1U
klngsR1'.or,.@5o,c o@o ,c1
~ z 81 81 7Axs1lANC
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

Go to Cotton -on-the p Potomac and rest
mind aud body aud at the same time escape
the heat. +t
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
CAN YOU PROMISE?

The kind OF promises we ask
for are easy ones 10 keep; all
we want To heal you say il, that
you viii pay us little money
weekly or mOnthly-aHd there
isn't thing in this big store
THAT'S too nice TO load into the
wa gon and send right out TO
your house. We SAY that our
kind OF credit il accom- modatiOn
and il you'd like 10 test the
matter-cOmpare our marked
prices with any other prices
you can find.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Public Space Cases Continued.

The public space cases in police court
were taken before Judge Miller yesterday
and continued.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Golden Cross Election

Anacostia Commandery has elected the
following officers for the term ending
December 81. 1895: Noble commander,
George W. Berry; vice-noble commander,
Miss Ida P. Redd; worthy preiate Mrs.
Carrie NJ. King; keeper of records, James
NJ Dony; financial keeper of records,
Daniel c. Smithson; treasurer, Mrs. Julia
A. Dony; worthy herald, Fra NIX j. Henry;
warden inner gate, Mrs. Emma p. Williams;
warden outer gate, George j. Thomas;
past noble commander, Mrs. Mary l.
Simonds. The officers will be installed by
Deputy Grand Comma nder stephen ST.
monds at the next meeting on July 2.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

Colton's is the most delightful saltwater
resort on the Potomac.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

FRED j. SPINDLER co.
UudeFtaEers and embalneFs, No. 1888
Seventh ST. NV. Service prompt Terms
reasonable 1e1S-lm
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
yNDERTAKERS

7 WILLIAM LEE.
e. CNDERTAKER-
Sse Pennsylvania avenue northwest
First class service. Phons 1915 la4-5mo
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

Special attractions for business men, jour
naIists, and their families at Cotton on-the
Potomac.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

Chief Justice Fuller has returned from
his trip To Chicago, ard VIII leave the
city to-day To join his family at Sorrento,
Me, where they recently purchased one
of the handsome cottages at that place.
Miss Katherine Fuller has been i'll IN Paris
for some little time past, but is row conva-
leseent. Mrs. Manning is With Miss Fuller
abroad
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

hiC" EC-S~~D~@
quarter peck.
Finest selection Of Beef, Veal
and Lamb at prices TO suit all
Fresh vegetables and prints
every day.
Meats bought on Saturday
kept for Sunday, il desired.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

Lieut. James 5. Parker, I. $. A, is now
in the city for a visit TO his parents, Major
and Mrs. Parker, ut the Soldiers Home.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

a brilliant party will leave the city
tonight at to attend the opening OF
TIN. hotel at Colton-onthe-Po Potomac. Invi-
tatious will be- shortly issued for magnifi-
cent press excursion by the owners.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

Mrs william King, SO well known in
musical circles, is going to York. Me, 10
spend the summer With Mrs Doubleday.
The Washington times., 1895-06-22

The Secretary of State will leave Wash
ington in the early part of next week 10
join his family at Falmouth, Mass, where
they went several weeks ago at the same
time that Mrs. Cleveland Went to Gray
Gables
The Washington times., 1895-06-22
Justice Harlan Will leave the city TIM
first OF July for his summeTtriP, s4r

Justice Brown viii go to-day to New
Haven, where he VIII deliver the gradual
ing address TO the law School of Yale Uni
vcrsity, and will also attend, the Harvard
banquet Justice and Mrs. Brown Will
spend the summer on 1he coast of New
England u
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

= bile dslwn IN tie q uthwestern
.It 2. ne ssssae settle iiI1s aEt,," says
80 80 Z Chalmers, esiissT a the Chiu0
sAsAsl A'issfllFiasss : hui an attack IL
~ ssasssfy Having beard 81 Cham
, !. Ssaf', SAsiisra and Diarrhsea
.-ssasa9 sa'sikht = es'ttlp a couple
X $500 ~ y eonipietely cared nle.
80, - ns' hampton q lat ren1ssly
~ 81 rs.s'l's.s''A ai'si lss'sei u1lnll,lminas.
" aAsD w =. " saaiiass 1saggHiat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

xhe ieAasFn Of shs Mormon church
hnse nos been universally popular. hut
thsy have not usually beea accnssd Of
q lack q common sense. II remIly
looks, though, as II some 81 the nien
in contsol must have fallen info sbeir
dosage Their attempt 10 discipline
tmu 81 che Democratic candidates III
The present campaign for exercising
the political rights Of American citi.
gems without eceEeslassical permission
was a totally unnecessary, erAsuitous
blnndnr q such colossal sixe that 90
subsequent apology or retraclion can
cover Il.
There never was a more extranFdi-
nary case Of doing she wrong thing al
The wrong time. To any campaign
after this one such 40 action would
provoke hos talk, but could not endan-
ger the Independence for which the
church has been working Tor hali
century. But 90 make this disclosure
Of the arrogant claims Of the Mormon
church hierarchy haEore the admission
Of Utah as = state threatens 70 undo
al lhe work Of the astute saints who
aluasly succeeded last year Ia iirarm.
ing the suspicious Of the American
people sufficiently 20 induce Congress
70 pass nn enabling act.
The explanation Of President Wood
ruff y 80 lame ~ TO he . confession.
The "Prophet. Seer and Revrlasor''
denies that he has asked any man a.
vote the Republican or Democratic
ticket. Nobody has saId that he has,
bat be does not deny that be and his
associates assume The right Of review
ing the work cf political conventions
and 81 debating 70 members u she
church. whether they shall b. ranslG@
dates for Office Or NOS Every nian, y
he says, "has his cHn free agency he
has She right 70 Withdraw Ironf lssr
quorum OF the church II ne wislles.
but while he remHins in his quorum, or
In the church we think he shuula ~.
subject 10 the same fules that vi are
ourselves subject to.s
H. other woFds, 30 faithful Mormon
can retain his standing in che church
and accept = Democratic nonlinagian
when HE spiritual leaders have de-
cided that the Republican ticket i th,.
one o support We imagine that shr
Democrats party can stand that issue
L the Mormon church ean.---san +
ExamineF.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
DOCTOR G. ". SHORES


paaitlveay qmarmmass Z - i sra avery Case 4
saaat 4atnFth Catarrhal diseases faeaifs huaa
'sss ans constitutional trsaimsni
.ufAllye hemedlez II ~ cataFshEi chnnls diseases
y yyuE have caatrh. aslhNaA efunchiis. haS f@saa
~ any eomrHcaaea affecliaa ef the m1se. thfeaAs
lsFrh Cure. Caash Cuie sns gease ans es1ad PERI
aef ~ eass me cafssh. STOP iAe cough. eleanse asa
purity tas nsho5 aeFfrpe the sri ete M8A NEesitaHa
u eamreasea eiin sidney ilyar ~ hiaidsr sFoassas
n al cases take eas d Dr. g. W. Shores Anti-csa.
ssip4iiua Pills a tedtime 3 s0rF trakae Is chFuaks
ana aaep-saaisd. unss Dr. G. ". Shores personally
iuf hls res svnesum iisi ana have your casa diaau
o. q " SHORES ToHie and ofoad parlfHaF
eisanaes and puriHss the kioaa gives strength sna
siz.s ssrss dyspepsia AMI aa nerveas diseases.
b. d. w shorea' kidney and Liver Care
asss y assesses y me kiaaeys ivas and biaaass.
eoiiS And hFuuchal alIectifas. One auss VII sias
sPasmeiie sroap kssp hetsia n Ne haasa L@r9s
~. o y. shosss' siosasala saes Oh stops ne
aeuralen. cramps o. eac Hsa i externally ana -
ssfnaiis Prevents AHd CURES dlphtheFia Il used la
hme keep huttle hanAy. pree. 1se 4 brittle.
us q, ". shares pspssn Vermiia0s DESTROYS
shere hey hatch and breed. Il neves fans. Prles
b.. d " shores. wlassrrrspn sasvs Gums an
asAeases q ne skin. kensses ra3 srass and black
ns. 9 " shssss, Aatl-con.sspasso. ON.
cures shTUnie cnnsifsasnu, sets hsaiaehN aad hasa
g W shoFeS. xiaass hsdieal lasdtaia San Lezs
Ciiy. Utah
For akia by R0scoE W SAITH pa.rm.s..
Aeant@in asnae. idaha
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Albert Randall, the man recently
sent fran Custer cnnnty h. the Pen
ior 20 years ~ Judge St0ckslagrr.
for . uatneless crime committed
upon n little Enur-year old h0y. was
Il pheepheFder. and the Boise Demo
crat remarks: That settles Ii. lie
will soon he transferred 90 tbs in-
sane asylum"
The Boise Democrat says: The
sales Of Camaa No. and Camaa
M. 2. Fnld mines. nhout twelve
miles this side Of Haley. for three
Or four hundred thousand dollars,
within the past Ten DAYS. we're the
most important mining deale for
several wears. The companies buv-
inR will soon employ scores III men
and give an old-time impetus u
Wood river
VIM. Billings was brought over
from Emmett this week and lodged
IN Jail. William got into trouble
with Mrs. Willie b. Wilsnn and was
arrested and fined $1,000 This
William refused to pay and took IN
appeal Pending this appeal h.
was re-arrested and placed under
$1,000 bonds 10 keep the peace.
This he also refused b. give, and
hence his incacsration Caldwell
Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

nistgiet conss ronga ~ ~ Navrs.
AIN Housp lasi aiaad. &C o ssnsk.
Aiaxrr, Presiding tn.lx D,.sssps "A
sesney Rogers. Cinrk Rrynal.g. ard
ssencgraPaer Hodge Being psesrns.
kssiisFwinx II ihe eals.n|iafs
Stale ". Mafk Plel,
Stale ". Arthur Willams.--resistiua
a. oisirer.
e. r.. Cnrkerss. n. ri Anshnnv :, II
w. ". stncktnn vs p. Wright - 81.
Dan Me0inness e. . ". Jas. STAN.
field "a I'll.
First Nstinnal Bark II F9sil,y 81
o. 3. Glenn 70 81.
J. y. Brady W N0rM and Pat Lime
han "a ii.
Jvnnh UlFich " Gu ieo and Bagar,i.
Jeanne ulFieh " CHAR h Hnpkina.
knlph H. Oliver W. d. c Glpnn "a Al
w. q. Child - II. VI D. y MahOnry
Calvin Z. Hull W asO. /. Newt
lame "a II.
Mondays PrcepdiH Rs --- Calvin Il.
Hull " Gen I. MrNFilliams--u,,.rs- .
gage lofeciNed for e5, Ia 20 and At
tornry's fees.
w. @. Childs w. u. r. Mafanrv--
BY agreemant, transis rred 10 Blaine.
county.
Ralph H. Oliver W. G. G. Glenn
demurrer sustained.
Dan MoGinness W Stanfi "a II Al
plaintiff y rnlitiHd W emeBi his enlD.
Elaint by making additional parties
defendants sud otherwEee. Case con
tinued fer term.
Tnessiag---CsFker w Antlsrnv-c.n
tinued Tor term.
State " Mark PHELPS -f)emurrrr 4,
information suslainrd nj District A.
t0Fnry permitted 10 die amended il
formation.
First Nat Bank al Haley W o 8.
g ienm--coniinned for service On IA
Hlinistrmtur.
W NJ Biorklon " isd Virgin -
al--cssniinned.
State " w. G WAX. rpA.n,--l.,,.d,
men released.
State ~ Arthur Will istns---t,yisan.r
divrharRed
Brady - Limns han y 4i---Il. n,,frr..f
tHkrn nnArr cunri,l,rni 80
jennie Ulrich " Gun ,ort sl--ul. .in.
iii permitted "a anirmd saanl,lmin
Jennie Ulnrh " Chs llsr Il.pksaH--
Same ~ nhsve
Ordered that lhir rsa ~ nsii.hrn sill
Thursday. N'~ 7. ~ 10 :. ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

There Is one medicine which every
family should be pfnvided with. W.
refer 20 ChamheFlain'r Pain Balm.
When Il i kept Al hand she severe
pain 81 burn or seald may BE- prompt
" relieved and She core healed In
much less time than when medicine
has 70 be sent for. A sprain may H..
promptly treated before inaanlati.,n
sets IN, which insures a cure in al.snt
one-khird the time others required.
Cuts and bruises should receive lmnle
diats attention bei0re the parts he
come swollen, and when Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is applied il viii
heal them without matter being formed
add without leaving srar. A sore
throat may b cured In one night.
A piece Of flannel danlpened with
khis Eminent and bound over the seal
% pain, will cure lame back or pain
IN The side or chest ia twenty iuur
hours. II il the most valuable, how
ever fUT rh umMtism. Persons afflicted
with this disease will be delighted
With lhe prompt relief from pain.
which Il aifosds, and ID can be depended
upon 10 effect complete cure. For
sale by r. W. Smith. Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23


p. r. McNair and Miss Alice
sheehey were married ct Boise on
the 10Th.
J. 8. Wilton, who killed Vim.
Lsoueks at HALEY severaI weeks
ago. has been acquitted.
Tbs wife Of ]. r. Welsh, who
gnve birth 10 q child on tie 18th
instant, died suddenly at Glenn.s
Ferry on the Goth.
A carload Of Silver Stale
and Snowflake -four Just received
Il q. Il. Hntohins' family grocery.
Only 10 cents per sack.
Jack Dr;scoll, a brakeman on
the Boise and Nam q road, was in.
stantly killed az Ma pa last Thurs
daY BY falling bets en- cars. His
body vas mangled eyond necogni-
tion.
Mr. J. K. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer Of the c0riune Mill, Canal
nsad stock Co., Of corinne. Uta !, in
speaking u Chamberlain's Cough r..
medy sHys; Il consider il the hest il,
Abe market have used many kind.
hut And Chamberlain tile mnsi
prompt and eiiectnal In giving relief.
snd now keep no other ia ms hanla. =
When troubled with a cungh ar ea,ll
give this remedy trial and We a@snr,
yeu that yt'n win be more than pleased
Win SIG result Fer sale By K. "
Smith, Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

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