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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

Harvey Laughiin has returned from
his eastern visit.
Johnny Hague Of Neal, spent the
past week in this place.
Frank AXE is at Boise serving as
a juror in the u. s. Court.
Mrs. Corker of Glenn's Ferry has
been visiting with Mrs. HOWE this
week.
Assessor Helfrich has been out
this week interviewing Gilmore tax
payers.
John Arthur is now the accom-
mediation steward Of the Turner
House dining rooms.
Mrs. Hice has gone over to w. d:
Evans ranch, on Castle creek, to be
absent several weeks.
The Cuban revolution IL gaining
strength and so far the government
troops have been badly licked.
The cause of free silver is gain
ing ground in the east, and the price
of the white metal is advancing.
r. III. Benney, brother of Mrs.
r. Bennett, and his family arrived
here few DAYS ago from Missouri
II. H. Holloway, Of Woods. Ore,
who has been sick for sometime al
the Elmore hotel, Is nor able tc
get around tho house.
Sam Brady and Antoine Canada
started out to.day'to assist in driving
Healry's band of 5000 sheep 10 Wyo
ming. They will be absent two months
George Clark, a mail carrier In
Indian valley, has been arrested
and taken before the u. s. court o.
Boise, for robbing mail pouches.
Mrs. Arthur Robertson and Sar
Robertson of Bruneau, returned her
last evening from a short visit a
Pavette. Paus still tarries, with |
band of horses. away down South
An old and good remedy for ner
} vous headache, which is felt at tn
base Of the brain, is camphor. !
is most effective when applied I
( the part and rubbed for few INC
ments.
A large number of the littl
friends of Annie Marion called a
the residence of w. III. Baker Sal
! urday evening and gave her n ger
uine surprise. Fun and feastin
was the order Of the evening.
The brick foundation for JAIME
Carroll's new dwelling house
completed, and Mat Judge, the col
e tractor, yesterday commenced Il
J. erection of the frame work for th
: building.
Judge John Andrawatha came
= from his Indian creek ranch Thur
day. He says that rain ia muc
r needed in his section and that u
J, Orchard Farm reservoir will M
y have much water this season.
" Last Saturday in the case /,
'e Mrs. Maggie Strowbridge vs.. +.
= Andreas, Judge Stockslager ordere
3 that each Of the mortgages al
II judgements be declared a lein upe
D. the premises and be foreclosed
" due form.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

Following is the score made by
the Gun Club members at practice
last Sunday afternoon:

SHOOTING BREVfTfEs.
You could not touch Nit Reynolds with io.foos
pole, fur two First, hecatfse he won The
mezlal: second, besause he broke the record.
George BELL thought the birds would drop whom he
pointed his HAmmerlcss at them, but they didn't
Better luck next time, Gecrge
As told you before, josh Cowan wnnld he dan.
gcrnus Look at his last record, he cAusc within
an ace OF winning the medal
limerick host the metal. but he made good hyht
for Il
Lockman rtili retains irout scat hut doubt too
many right handlers were sprung upon hun
DIT Smith had cause - miss a. many birds a. he
did, for he had a number OF easy ones.
Turner broke he RECORD he scored dive this time.
W. 4. Reynolds did fairly we'll.
Al More still kecps mp his good record.
Jack tiil has not gotten used 10 his new gun, but
he'll get therH yet
A. ]. Woodruff sin manages 10 keep In the from,
rank
can not offer any excuse Tor wolie. lie says he
has the hest gun In thu club
Aanuels pump 10 In better nrsicP nov.
Boho did better this tune. He says he u Satisfied
70 long ~ the medal remains In his Ward.
There IL a different air with Roscoe ~hen he hits
and when he misses
W. D Reynolds did nothing extra. know he car
shoot better.
bid you ever such fellow Is Harry Maiiison
Reminds me Of the quotation: Thou art 80 near and
yet 10 tar"
Hwiil Hcifrich should take schooner Of Comes
bock beer Just before going 10 the grounds neat sun
day, he'll capture tho medal, SURF Inc.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
STOCK BRANDS.

- on left hip and right ribs. Ear-marks. crop and
~ naderhI, In ieft swallow. fork In right. scHoff
BROS, Cienn's Ferry. idaho.
~ (comnscsedl Cattle. Ear.mark. underbls In
IL each ear; waffle left hand side neck. Range.
Bennett creek and Pine Grove WI. BI.ACkMAS.
- double anchor) on left shoulder. Horses.
. Rsnge, Bennett creek and Pine Grors. VIM.
BlAeknien, Mountain Home pontoffice.
W Left hip. Marks Crop and split In lefs anhit In
~ right, waffle left jaw.
Iioth hips. Marks; Crop and split In esch ear
n waffle right Law, A. II. HALL,
poys8 o. Mountain Honze. idaho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

The Columbia Building and Loan
Association IL the oldest and beet and
has larger business than all Others
put together. The shares are only
fifty cents each. maturing $4,000 In
seven years. We loan money ut six
per cent. per annnm. No. commits
sions. No coughing up forty or Fifty
dollars before you get your loan. We
do not sell stock, but give you credit
with every dollar invested. You can
withdraw At any time after three
months. while in all others you forfeit
il you do not pay from u year 10 three,
Come and see us before you make
your choice. We can beat any Assoc.
citation In existence aud can prove II
to you. We are at tire Turner House
and will be glad 10 see AN.
III. N. BRYANT,
General Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

You can now flight the tiger"
at Comes billiard hall-if you
want to.
The last dance of the season, il is
said, took place last night at Odd
Fellows hall.
w. G. Reynolds and wife spent
Wednesday and Thursday at their
Canyon creek ranch.
j. b. Crossfeld, agent for the
Mitchell wagon company, was in
town several days this week.
w. II. Cooper now has charge Of
the reservoir, and he has been busy
this week clearing the waterways in
/ town, for irrigation.
EET Fresh Boise Valley Ranch
Eggs, by the case or dozen, at
SHAISwALD BRos.
FoR SALE CHEAP-A carload Of
No. / baled alfalfa hay. For par.
ticulars apply at this Office.
@. III. Hutchins went to Boise
Tuesday in the interest of Yves
Netherlands bondsmen. He in
forms us that the bondsmen of tn,
departed Wick. are now amply Sc
cured.
Brother Lamb of the De Lama
Nugget was recently knocked down
kicked in the face and general,
used up by De Lamar tough
known as lee the kid" becaus
the Nugget had occasion to com
ment upon the acts Of Mr.. Lee-Kid'l
''lady friend"-another De Lama
tough" Of the female persuasion
Hereafter, Bro. Lamb, keep you
gun in readiness for all such cattle
Last Saturday afternoon Judg
Stockslager granted Commodor
jackson a divorce from Sarah JACK
! son; also Maude Abbott from AS
s Abbott of the Albion "Bee.
The Court commissioned w. {
REYNOLDS and c. p. Oliver to az
. praise and distribute equally tn
! ranch property of the Jacksons-
/ Mrs. Jackson to be awarded tha
r portion containing the dwellin
. houses, and ordered that the tw
youngest children be placed in tn
: care of Mrs. T. N. Epperson I
Boise. Messrs. Oliver and Re,
nolds went to the Jackson ranc
to-day with a surveyor to perforr
, the duty imposed upon them by Il
, conrt.
: The Boise Mail of the 10th COZ
! tains this important item relatir
!. Atlanta mining property: TT
long-drawn-out contention over u
Atlanta mine that has covered
|, period of eight years, has just bee
. amicably settled by the parties CO
e cerned without resort TO suit
. law The original owners of II
J. mine, among whom were JUDD
= Huston, Major Cavanah and Other
! decided the property to STAMP
ic Anderson about ten years ago al
sent him off to England, where
1t sold the mine to a foreign syndica'
s. giving them transfer in his on
rs right. The deed given Anders
o. by the owners was mere formali
Is and was done to facilitate q sale
l. the property, and his death about
as year ago in England complicai
Il. matters. The English syndic'
ID that bought the mine is represent
here by Col. Geo. A. Williams, a
IN he has just completed settlem'
e. with the original owners. Mos,
ID the claims against the mine W
D. compromised at 80 per cent of
"a purchase price, and the syndic
ie. has finally come into absolute ?
70, session of the Atlanta mine, and
-, owners have received payment wi
d: out the assistance Of the court
m The BULLETIN is informed that
CHI Smith, John Simmons and j
ire Tonkin, of Atlanta. are also par
;ntoxaotaA ~, fha akrsva trauaa,ti
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

Al OlNeT IL AZ CilNeT city, OH
mining deal trip.
]. NJ. Neil and wife are visiting
at the Capital city for few days.
CO. Book Beer at Manuel Comes
billiard hall, 2 doors from postotiice.
Jack Bratten was over from Three
Creek Friday, looking as fresh as a
daisy.
Book beer just received at Jed
Clayton's New Home, two doors
north of the postofiice.
Read the card of H. n. Bryant,
in another column, and 60 and see
him at the Turner House.
Robert McNeely is running a tun-
mel on his Cat creek mining prop
erty night and day, with force Of
six men.
Geo. r. Mahoney and Mr.. Cricket
will start for the mountains the lat
ter part of next week, on pros
pecting trip.
An attempt was made Thursda,
night TO brake into Manuel Comes
cellar, but the thief was either
frightened away or found it too hard
a job.
Frank Johnson, son of ]. M
johnson. returned Thursday eve
ming from California, where he has
been attending school during tn
past winter.
Owing TO the great demand at tn,
factory for Mitchell wagons, tn
Helfrich Mercantile Co. can not ge
their new supply until about tn
18th of April.
DR.. Nieukirk was called to Bru
neau valley Friday afternoon to at
tend little son of George Patrick
who was shot through the leg jus
below the knee last Wednesday
No further particulars could b
learned.
We are requested to cay that
meeting of citizens is called for o
Wednesday evening, April IL, q
s o'clock, at Justice Coles Office, fl
the purpose of organizing HON
building and loan association. LII
dies as we'll as gentlemen are T,
quested to attend.
By the decision of Judge Stoct
slayer last Saturday, county com
missioners have no right to emplo
an attorney to sit with them fror
day to day. A similar case WI
taken to the Supreme Court fro'
Logan county last year and the d
cision of the lower court sustaine'
Died. at the county hospital.
, Mountain Home, April IL, JOSEF
Belts, aged about 65 years tt
funeral took place Friday afternoc
, from the Congregational churc
, The deceased came here from Gler
Ferry few months ago, and we n
, informed he was at one time in q
+ United States navy.
J. w. Bailey and John Brya
were down from Little Camas ye
! terday, and purchased new WACO
from the Helfrich Mercantile {
D With but little work the roa,
5 could now be placed in good conc
d ton for wheels to that section,
8 the snow has almost disappeare
I Mr.. Bryant has already plant
potatoes this spring.
: At the close of the service
o Sunday last, the pastor of the \
o thodist Episcopal church receiv
d two additional members. Metho
t ism is now organized into a peru
: hent society In Mountain Hon
T. At the next quarterly conferen
" which will be held in a few da
n the following officers will be elect'
/. Trustees, Stewards. s. s. Super
n tendent and class leader, after VIII
j. the paster and trustees will sec'
building lots as soon as possible
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
Parental

Bring your boys around in about
10 days. We can make them look
genteel by putting en- them those
latest New York suits. Prices from
two to eight dollars suit.
HELFRIcH MERCANTILE Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
Are You Thinking
O; Investing in
A BICYCLE?

w. ID. Reynolds has secured the
agency for some Of the Beet Machines
on the market, and can save you
money on anything you may wish in
the line.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
Ladies!

Call and see our new stock of dry
goods about April 10th. Styles and
patterns entirely new and every
thing selected from latest New York
stocks. HELFRIcH MERCANTILE Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
Gentlemen!

Our line of suits that will be here
about April 10th will be latest New
York styles. Quality the best and
price will suit the times.
HELFRIcH MERCANTILE Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION.
Land Otiice at Bol.e city. Idaf

Land Ones al Boise City, Idaho,
April Ii. lsoa
Notl.e Is hereby given that the following named
settler has sd notice IL his ntcntion 70 maze hnal
proof In support OF his claim and that said proof VII
be made before the Register and Receiver U. s. Land
once, AZ Boise City, Idaho. on MAY "a, 1896 vx:
WILLIAM 9. GALLOWAY. Mountain Home, Idaho.
HID application &c. s5ss for the sE ar sw qr Gee q
hi Nv OF sw or NV ar sec u, tp3 rsE.
NJ Idaho. He naues the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
o. said land via: Rssbcrt v Cooke and Thomas III
Epperson OF Roi,e City, Ada county, Idaho. and
charles P. Oliver and Omer II. Hutchins OF Mount
tAia Home Eimore County, Idaho.
apis cHARLEs HtMRoD. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13

Will keep full line Of repairs for
evsry BICYCLE he sells. which will
be great convenience 10 purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEW BRUINS WICK.

4 call for a meeting OF the Gilbert Society which
during the last two seasons has produced aiid'eui
operas and plays in Nev-Brunswlck Droush' ou'
about a score Of persons Interested in revivng the
work OF the society Tuesday night. IL was de-
,i1ed thar the outlook warranted going ahead II
suf.,ient voices could be brought together TO IN
sure tho success OF the old but popular opera
'.p,nafore" The first rehearsal VIII be gwen on
November o. and 1t is intended to produce 'he
opera in January II "Pinafore' proves financial
success another opera and perhaps pa! VIII De
given later in the season
\ prominent wedding in this city this week was
that OF Miss Frances voorhees, and William Nc
Donald Both bride and Bridegroom are we'll
known and popular. The wedding occurred al 4
o'clock on Thursday afternoon
4 pleasant social event Wednesday evening
vas the second OF a series Of card parties held AZ
tho Nstuchen Club house a number OF people
from New Brunswick attended.
1oseph Fisher and william f. Sporting. OF this
city. are in North Carolina shooting quail
At a meeting OF Rogers Council No. 2c' Cathohc
benevolent Legion. on Tuesday evening Il WAS an
nounced that arrangements have been made FOR an
entertainment at each OF the regular meetings VI
the club during the winter.
The New-Rrunswck Golf Club held its third
tournament Of the season yesterday. The tourna-
uent was open 70 all members OF the club ana
was handicap. Prizes were aw irdei the Winners
The Catholic Club Is arranging for Hs hih'tl
,,rusl assembly on Thanksgiving evening. lt@"ill
be held in Columbia HAN
Senator Charles B. Herbert. % MlddleseN 'ouhsy
has returned from a TWO months trip 70 Noi0lauo'
and mas resumed his law practice IN Ne"-bFu"S
wick
The bowling alleys Of the Balanilne gymnasium
are very popular. anI are used several tsei,'n ~
each week by cubs and society people VINO ma the
fascinating game agreeable diversion
4 wedding OF considerable social prominence IN
Niddlesex and Somerset counties occurred al tht
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith, at Fin-
derne on Thursday evening. Miss Sadie May smith
was married to Frank Wilbur Remsen, or Milestone
by the Rev. Theodore Shafer. pastor OF the Ike
formed Church AT Milestone The large house was
crowded with guests from SOmervile, Plalnneld
RAILWAY. New-Brunswick. New-Nork. NoTristowi
ana from all the country places surrounding FIN
derne The bridesmaids were Miss Este..e Smith
sister Of the bride. and Miss Edith Coe. cousin OF
the Bridegroom. Miss Grace smith younger sister
OF the bride vas maid Of honor The best man
was George W Barcaow; OF Bound Brook The
ushsrs we-e John G.. Blackwell. OF Franklin Park
George \ Ludlow OF New Brunswick Walter era
ter ~ SOmervilie. and Charles Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
BAYONNE.

Americas Engine Company. No. 2 has elected
Charles c. Kane, Henry HassmiNer and George
Neuendick delegates TO the approaching annual
convention for the nomination Of officers for the
city's Volunteer Fire Department.
Mrs William Fryer. Of Avenue D and West Sixth
g &c the guest OF relatives in Richmond. Va. Be
fore returning home she viii visit the Atlanta Ex-
position.
A delegation of warriors representing Pamrapaugh
Tribe No. 49, Improved order OF Red Men. paid
an enjoyable fraterna visit on Tuesday evening to
Communpaw Tribe OF Jersey City
The Bayonne Building and Loan Association. NO.
has elected John c. Bouton 70 membership In the
BOARD of Directors. The receipts OF the NEE IN &
sogreyated more than 80 go. while loans amounting
ia ~ 100 were sold 10 shareholders al monthly pre-
NUNS OF 20 cents per share.
The annual election for officers Of Protection En-
CINE Company. No :. will be held on Wednesday
evening November . The aspirants for the chief
otticrrs are az follows: Foreman. Alfred Langley
Assistant Foreman. Henry l7ilips
The Newark Bay Boat cubs team for the ANA
teur Bowling Asso cations championship series u
matches is composed OF the following: EgbeIt Sty
,n0ur William A. Holmes. ST. Hal Griffiths. r. Wal
Ter SNYDER John e. BoutOn. j. Taylor clark, J.
Augustus knowles. Ossian j. Ramsdel. X W.
Woodruff and William II. Capes.
wednesday was the annual donation day at the
rovonne Hospital The Reception Committee Tor
b. ' dav represented the Ladies' Aii Committee and
Was as follows Mesdames George r. MOOT =
rbomas ] Parker Thomas Daily, Walter h Brown
Emmett Smith James Murphy, j.. stephen v Wai-
ters and Noah Sanborn and Miss Hannah SuI"e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
OTHER UNION COUNTY TOWNS
SUMMIT.

L s Grant Post. G. A. r., of Summit, has Is
sued invitations for campfire. 70 be held IN Green
Hall on November %
Summit Division. No. DID, Sons OF Temperance
met on Friday evening and perfected arrange
ments for an entertainment 10 be given in De
cember.
The Rev. Dr. y 3. Randall OF the Baptist
Church il conducting series OF evangelistc meet
ings IN the Washington Street Baptist Church. in
Orange.
D. J. O'Reuly and a coaching party OF sixteen
from Orange have been staying at the Hotel
BeechwOOd.
The second Of the Star Course OF Entertainments
will be given under the auspices Of the Young Men
Christian Association in Association Hall, on Mon
day evening The subject will be, An American
iu Egypt by william ". Ellsworth, OF the
Century Company.
The MANAGEMENT Of the Hotel Beechwood gave an
entertainment in Music Hail. on Friday evening, al
which many society people or summit ana Vicinity
present
The Fortnlghty Club elected the following officers
George W Wilcox first yice-president Mrs. hainl.-
ton y Mabie; second vice-president MIS- W inslNl
barrow jr; secretary. Miss Clara B. FOWLS
treasurer Mrs Ernest Dressed North; dlrec,9rs'
William H. De Forest. IT.. Mrs: J. c. Clayton
Mrs " r Calender and Mrs. Thomas B. Adams
The following paperss We're read; me ihalan - De
fore the Discovery of America" by Mrs. J: & Gay,
ton. The Indian After the Discovery OK America'
by Mrs. II Richard The prese sen r,,r care
and instruction Of the Indian" by Mrs r. D.
TwOmbly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
PASSAIC

The cons.story Of the "Old FIRST Reformed
Church is having considerable difficulty in securing
d permanent pastor. few months ago the Rev
DR. John Goson resigned because OF falling healtn
e,r H. had served the church faithfully for twenty
SIX wears number OF candidates have since been
tired bat nono was founl to suit the wishes of the
CONGREGATION. The Rev. Lyman >. DAVIS OF Al
bany y Y. breaches in the church to-day
William c. KlmbaI. Of the Aquonon NH Com
r.,uv has returned from trip through Europe
Kimban c. Atwood. ofCNfton. has offered re-
ard of 81 90 for information mat VIII lead 70 tc
arrest and conviction OF the parties who set hre 10
his house a few nights ago.
large brick addition TO cost $4,000 Is about 70
be- built 10 the Passaic Print Works. In kighth-st
The Passaic County Grand Jury has taken up me
investigation Of thc charge against the MANSION
Hotel or "Procters." The house Is Directly oPpo-
So. The Oldest and wea thlest church IN the CITY.
4 us;l-known wealthy young man Is said 70 naVe
heen robbed OF 500 at the place one night About
tvenfv witnesses have been subpoenaed 10 appear
before the Grand Jury tomorrow"
rr c.orge r Welch Of this city, has been
elected a member OF the Board o. Managers % '''
American Authors Guild OF Boston
The body Of the little eight-year-old son OF
Lawrence Husher. who was drowned IN the Cdii'i
over a week ago. has not been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
RAILWAY.

junior defamation contest for children oet"eeh
ten and fifteen years OF age has been announced by
the - Society for Thursday December ~ Inc
affair Is in charge Of Mrs. Samuel Wilson and Miss
Thompson.
The Common Councils request 10 the fehhsy'-
vania Railroad that sheds be built along both sldes
OF the track at the station is 10 be granted ne
city was also granted the slip or land al the OK
Roads This will be filled IN ana the macauaiillEeS
ROAD leading TO Perth Amboy will connect with
New Brunswick-a at that point.
The Rev Mr.. GarretsOn will address the reform
Club meeting this efternoon
The trial % Freehll alias Stone for the murder ger
Of a L. Jewell here last March has been set TOT
Tuesday.
union meeting OF the Epworth League ana
Christian EndeaVOr societies was Aelu Ia lHo - VA
{. A. Tuesday night
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Second Me s
Church will hold it's fair in the arnory on II
her 26 p and IS \ Thanksgiving dinner VIII De
served on Thanksgiving Day, and IN the evening" d
musical will be given in the church
At a meeting Of OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Y NJ = A. held on Tuesday afternoon me l9r-
lowing officers were elected: President. Mrs H. l.
Burkett. treasurer, MISC Mamie BauInsdI 1"e'' S0N
rotary. Miss Kate Harmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
yyr ON MARE LIKED FUNERA Is

From The Louisville Courier-JournaI ~
SON. wears ago" said Alderman James 49, 'n a
terr . had tenant downtown VINO ulru 10 i.e :
wiz and helpless family Their only ProptIg i'm
SISTED of al old mare, and more 10 oDnee tIi''i
ANYTHING else / bought the mare. one "a9 - - I'd
and nl. wife adopted her for her owl oilvInS, va :
vas uurb ueascI for while as me oiI inn ,o,r,
50 gentle that my wife could drive her apou' Wv"
herself 49,, -a bod once
III seemed however that the mare MAJ V nb y
belonged 10 an old lady over in NeN'- AlDahS' 80
had a mania on the subject OF funerals anu ma me-
d point never to miss one the Ola mar ,ddio,y
Cifal occuDation for years had peeh " 40 =,
funeral professions 10 the cemeteries; IL III
ny yIfe was driving down the street ~nen siie ~ a
denly encountered a negro funeral ioiio",,u - an
humber Of societies with all the parapherha'ia u %"
imposing cOTtcge. I'D ,ha ,rocession at q
glanc and calmly turned into the ne OF w Pa5 ,o
Ia vain nv wife tugged at the relils am and
turn out The old mare knew heT Duaii, riose Il, :
With head hung down sOlemnly loilo"eu .N,rd meet
mind Inc rnourners Occasionally tn"g 49, Mi n
with An acouaintance OF ours. ana they .oon NJ ar,
surIrlse "a, tbe tribute which my WIZ W. ,,,a q
pa re,,fl,, naviup 10 the deceased untll my WIZ W.
frantic with modification ana anger. . hys,anders
''Af e,erv crossing she would appear 70 ny saa,n 10
10 SION he old mare, but they dioh toI,cnnan
understand until al last they passed. anneals
who IN response TO my wires ttaI "a ~, ~ the
stoned the old mare and dragged heL ,,swst or
processon much TO her surprise anu ut I, was no
course had q good laugh over H. ,Dhuad no peace
laughing matter with my wife ana IA" sfoft for
until sold that old mare and got her our " "
good"