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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
Second Degree Murder.

Wong Fook, the Chinzmzn whC
stabbed eountrymzn to death
about two weeks sgo. YVES convicted
o; murder IN the second degree last
night
Attorneys Dole znd Davis, who
had been assigned by the Court,
made mastery speeches in the de-
fense Of the prisoner, and G-yudge
H&r1Esl prosecuted IN his usual
quiet manner Ii 7,45 O'Clock
Judge MsgCon charged the jury ss
iupSrIi&lly s. ever 8 charge was
delivered from the Hawaiian bench
While the plsadings and charge
we're being made the prisoner sat In
: ssui-dz1ei condition With bowed
had During the afternoon he
Es examined N the law library
by tEo physicians s. TO his sanity.
bit. shsthsr from fright o. ether
wise, IL could n0< Be made 70 an
sEsr- From his actions and the
ket that absolutely 10 motive can
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26

& Co, has been here two weeks, but
returns 10 Honolulu on the Hall.
DR.. V. J. CSpron snd wife snd Miss
De Lion leave for Honolulu on the
Hall and will so TO Vancouver De
cemher ~. DR.. snd Mrs, Csprou will
return In about two months. Or, Nc,
Wayne Of kons will act in DR.. Cap
rou's place while he IL gone.
w pollowSy OF the Halfway
House would like to see the tourist
travel start up again.
The overland msil does not arrive
any earlier at PShslA- The lat trip
the carrier arrived at Fshsls late in
the afternoon, his excuse being that
he hsi TO cook HE own breakfast.
Mr.. Walton leaves by the steamer
Hall 10 visit Mrs Walton, who Is very
sick in Honolulu.
Judge Waipulsni has been striking
terror into the hearts Of japanese
thieves, The tirst one brought up was
arrested for stealing from the Puma
luu warehouse and got SIX months.
The next was caught stealing from
Hiles store. got two years sud $50
fine, snd the last for stealing from the
Hopuspo warehouse sud will have =
hesring in few days
The summit Of Msuus Los Is COW
cred with snow and presents s very
beautiful sight
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
K0NA TEACHERS CONVENE
Two Days Meeting. with Interesting
Discussions.
Properry-Holder> Discuss New Govern
ment RoadS-New Lumber
Yard at kailus.

NORTH koNA (Hswsiil, Nov. 81
The Teachers Convention for North
snd South koua wss held ST HolusloS
school-room on the 18th snd 18th iusi,
There were sixteen teachers present,
viz, Ms. NJ. F. Scott, Mrs. Sumter,
Miss Florence Scott, Mr.. snd Mrs.
y. E Lennon, II. T. Mills, Thomas
Aiu, Mr. snd Mrs. Amslu, Sam Pitsru,
Thomas HsSe, William Wright, Jr.,
Miss Cornelis ksslele, Miss Mary
HuomsnswAuui. Moses Kane.
The meeting opened with Secretary
Aiu in the chair, President Wilson
being sbsent. The 6rst proceeding
wSs election Of officers for ensuing
yeSr. 81 follows: President, Mr.. EN-
mon vicepresident for North kous,
Mrs. NJ. +. Scott; for South Hons,
Mr.. Amalu: secretary snd treasurer,
Miss Florence Scott The program for
tirsi isy beSSu IS follows: Reading Of
the school Laws by Thomas Aiu, which
wss followed by al interesting discus
siou; reading, by Mrs SHUTTER, Of :
very good paper on Busy Work
Mr., Lennon resd $ paper on The
Art OF Tssching;' $ psper by Mrs.
Amslu on " Primsry Work; sn illus
trsted talk on "fhiri and Fourth
Resier Language Work by Ms. NJ.
+. Scott; Mr.. Amslu, on Writing"
spoke OF the elements Of Psyson and
Duttoo's system.
The second days exercises began
with Su animated discussion on the
school lsw regarding attendance. Miss
Scott then gave $ tslk on : method OF
teaching technical writing in the first
part Of the course OF study. 81. I.
Mills followed with pSper on the
a. Essentials Of Methods " After re-
method Of drawing snj designing,
in very clear sui SttrSc-
tive manner on The blackboard. This
was followed by most interesting
paper on Psychology by Mrs. ".
=. Scott The teachers then discussed
tie Summer School question, snd,
after deciding 20 hold the next meet
ing 81 kouS-wSens in March. sd
journed. well satisfied with the results
Of the convention.
NJ. BrCuer has been in the district
for $ week, looking sitter road work
for the Government 4 meeting nt
property holders hiss been called for
TO discuss with Mr. Bruuer
his proposed line for the upper road I
HIS plsu Is TO strsighten the rOsd s.
nuch s. possible This will cause il I
to devi.ts considerably, ~ certain I
places, from the present low IrsiL = |
As the proposed change will leave 5 /
ew residences farther from the msiu /
.usi. it i understood il will NEE. with 4
opposition But il i 70 Dc hope,i that .
ne esnersl welfare OF the district will .
,yerrul- persoosl Interests
G-Orse Clark has opened : lumber
-srd 81 ksilus, in partnership ii i
With John Ems OF Homo
ulG.
Mr.. sni Mrs Y. Z Lennon, Of
'sbOShO-. SIZE settled 10 their naE
loue sud have their school duties
Eell in hSDd-
Miss Filth Wsllsee, Of San Frso-
isao, i visiting her cousin, Nr<.
Katherine Scott
Dr.. sud Mrs. Whitney have re-
lrUe.i 20 Ho1olQlG after 81 extended
isi- So Mrs GresnEsIrs
: rsins-orm With thunder and
EutuiOg began on the afternoon Of
be 18th. snd 10 vas sluos, Two days
etore IL settled 70 the usual serene
The nights sre getting de-
dediy chilly l.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
BoYCorTING THE BRITISH.
Woman OF Venezuela Organize an Anti
English League.

W NiiSu o Neuc4ucia prstuiAcau -Auh-
English League.
CARACAS, Nov. l0.-As q result OF
the dispute between Great Britain
and VeneEuels concerning the Guiana
boundaries, the women Of the South
American republic have organized sn
anti English league, sud have sddres-
sed the following appeal to their fell
low citizens:
'Siuce Grest Britain is governed by
woman. il is natural and proper for
us, As daughters Of Neuezuels, 10 uu-
dertsks peaceful war against the
kingdom Of England, in order to OBJ
lige il 10 respect our country. We,
VINO dispense money for our house
hold needs, let Us swear never TO EN-
ploy this money in buying any mel
imported from England"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
Provided For.

Caulor SHOULD think you'd
run woman's page in your paper?"
Eddy Tory All-"We do; three
of them"
C.-"Where are they9"
E. T. A.-"The ad. pages man"
Courier.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
ONE BOX OF CLARKE S BAL PILLS

Is warranted to cure sill discharges from
l. the Primary Organs, in either sex
(scquirsi or constitutionslA, Gravel. and
Pains in the Back. Guaranteed free from
Nercary. Sold IN Boxes, Is Cd. each, by all
Chemists Snd Patent Medicine Vendors
throughout the World. Proprietors. THE
LINCOLN AND MIpIASp COUNTIES DsUG CON-
FANY. lincoln. England. iT09
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
NEWS NOTES OF PAHAIA-

Heavy Weather on the COaSt--Dr.
CaPron Departs
PAEALA Cks1, Hawaii Nov %
There Exs : severe esrtb4lks this
uoFuinx ~ I1-s9 O'Clock
i k0Es Cxs teen blOsinz fox sSysrzi
days. ~hiea uS5e il very hxr1 f0s tie
W 6 EzI 20 discharge -hsr fright
al take slzsr- o. tie Cp trp Il ~As
impossible fo- The steamer 10 ro0eA -
HOokeE2 SEd sbs hsd 20 carry The
fright @ 70 Kan
Geol RocS-rsoc- UxckEsr q BgeEe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
niplomatic Rcrly.

Miss Plsyne: as it true that
YOU said the mere sight of my face
would make a man climb fenoe9"
Hargreaves: "I-er-I meant,
Of course, if the man was on the
other side of the fence. "-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26
= The =
H0X0II0I Pointers Monthly,
H N WHITNEY, Editor.
Table of Contents for Nov
ember, 1895.

Notes II CCrrent Topsc.-
Zee Z IEES
Wei >sz-ss5-
To All Animals With SPIKE
>0l Ehrg OpI1u n De-ue-zrz-
I16Izo Plant
E-lscrrici-E n The Air.
he >IlE--SE0-i
>t-s1E1h q WOOD
he AEsoczn sugar Bo1ury.
Taxes II Frznee
CzoG
Win OR RszG=-s-
Cs-E5zre q Te-ls-z' Dock
10 G1Er1 4 Ez-ns- EpitenicS-
NEz== L gspel-
szzz- I111s--T Il EEzzl.
IL-zzs q the sd
Gs1e Citing AMI IL Cost
C0rE Barr OAK
kzropez1 Eooergo q FOOD Projects
DISEASES q Piz1rs
-zzzr Pres for Fo1r Tezrx.
NeEe0-5c H!porce=-
Cora C1r1z- So.e< q
ATL51 IEE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-26

be found for the murder the i'm
preston seems TO be that the mans
mind is affected.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
RETAIL IiQUon LAW.

Following is an exact cory Of the
bin regulating the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors, as passed by the
Idaho Legislature:
An act 10 amend sections 4 and
p Of an act TO regulate the sale 81
intoxicating liquors, approved Feb.
o, 1891, aud adding section %
thereto.
Section l. Section Of an act to
regulate the sale Of intoxicating
liquors, approved Feb. 6, 1891, is
hereby amended 10 read as follows:
Sec. 4. The amount to he paid
by each applicant for such license
shall be the sum of $500 per year,
or proportionate amount for each
fraction Of year, in any city, town,
village or hamlet, where, at the last
general election next preceding the
date Of the application Tor licenses,
the total vote for governor exceeded
$50 votes, and $500 per year in all
other cities. towns, villages or ham
lets; Provided, that all persons en-
gagged in retailing liquors in con
nection with a hotel or tavern where
meals and lodgings are furnished,
and kept in good faith for the en-
tertainment Of travellers at any point
distant three miles or more outside
of the limits of any citv, town, vii
lage or hamlet, shall pay a license
therefor Of 800 per year, or a pro-
portionate amount. for each frac-
tional part Of a year; and, Provided
further, that no license issued under
the provisions Of this act shall be
paid for a less time than three
months, and no license shall be
granted for a longer period than one
year.
Sec .. Section % Of said act is
amended to read as follows;
Sec. "A This act shall take effect
and be in force on the first day Of
July, 1865.
See 3. Insert in said act the fol-
lowing:
Sec. %. All persons selling spir-
itous, malt or fermented liquors or
wines in any quantity, not TO be
drank in, on or about the premises
whore sold, shall pay a license Of
5000 per year, or a proportionate
amount for each fraction of a year.
The license issued under this sec
ton shall not be for less time than
three months, nor for longer period
than one year.
Every person violating the pro-
visions Of this section shall be guilty
of misdemeanor, and shall be
punished therefor as provided in
section IL Of this act.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Application for Power TO Mort
gage Property.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Ds,rc.
Of the state q ilsha In anl Tor
klmoro County.
In the matter Of the application Of the Trustees o,
Mountain Home Lodge No 10 independent
order q cdl Fellows, for Power to Mort
gage, etc.
Pursuant TO eitier q the Hon G o. stacksiagor,
Judge u the District Court IL the Fourth Jediclal
District = the state % Idaho, Ia and for Elmore
county, notice u hereby giVeH b. any and all prr.
sons interested Ia the rua property - said Order and
Socirtt. an la an attcrs thereof. t. show cause u
any they can, on WEDNESDAY, the third day Of
April. is9a, that day soon thereafter as the
can be heard az the cour; room oi Sail court
Ia the town Of Mountain Home. Eliporu County
Idaho. why She Trustees u said order or Socieiy
should not Pc authorized hy orier 81 this Court "a
mortgage the real property u sii Sp,ciy described
folIoss Lot taelve ls in block th,vc tSJ q IN,
town OF Mountain Home, in Elmo-c county state o
Idaho. and To- make execute and deliver with sued
m0rtgaEc a ps0misorg note under the corporate sea-
and ~ the corporate u said order or society
tNi eucH II the indebtedness 20 secure which II,
mortgage j. to be made.
Witnes. my hand aHl the seal Of said Dis
isoall ttict Court this the lgth das Of March
lsQI.
W A. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
y NJ Wolfe, attorney Tor petitioners
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
SHOOTING BREVITIrs.


Al Oliver made a good score but
nevertheless he failed to secure the
medal this time.
+. ). Bobo is strutting the streets
like turkey gobbler. lie is the
man who won the medal.
Look at DIR. Nieukirk's score. II
looks like il was "sugar-coated."
w. J. Turner would have scored
another bird If he had only waited
a moment longer and held his gun
out.
DIR. Smith was strictly in it.
There is nothing like good gun.
+. e. limerick is improving. lie
scored , birds this time.
Jack Hill started off we'll, but did
not keep up his lick. Disappoint-
ment in not resolving his new Smith
Hammerless was no doubt the cause
Of it.
A. W. Lockman, like "Sorrel
Top" was handicapped by using a
10 gun, but he kept up his reputa-
ton.
NJ. L. Reynolds ought to fill his
score with putty. Better luck to
you next time, Milt
X. \. Griffith did not have the
headache this time. Keep on, Griff,
you'll get there yet.
w ID. Reynolds could not catch
the flight Of the blue rocks this time.
He ought to take his watchful eye
glasses along Eext Sunday
NJ. 5. Comes pump" did not
work well. There was too much
air
Howieisit that e. NJ. Wolfe hits
so few birds? Has a restraining
order been served upon him?
A. j. Woodruff, like most Of the
boys. hit but few birds.
Al More says he thought the blue
rocks were easy to hit, but now he
is satisfied they are not.
Don't ask Harry Madison why he
can't hit more birds. II surely can
not be the fault Of the gun or pow
der, for he has the best.
If Roscoe does not do better he
will lose his reputation as sports
man.
Johnnie Johnson says he is salts
fled with his new Remington.
No one would have ever thought
that Josh Cowan had an attack 81
rheumatism, from the way he shot.
Look out for him when he entirely
RECEIVERS.
VIII Helfrich threw off the game
in order to surprise the sharpshoot-
ers next Sunday.
n. Notwithstanding the large
number Of birds killed, Sol. did no,
have chicken for dinner. INo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
There was a pleasant little dance at
Odd Fellows hall last night.

There was a pleasant little dance at
Odd Fellows bali last night.
Willis & Dyar this week put a
handsome veranda to the front OF
Mrs. Doom's dwelling house.
An associated press dispatch from
Portland, March 81. says: II became
known to-day that Judge Gilbert APP
pointed John NJ. Egan receiver of the
Oregon Short Line aud Utah Northern
railways, subject to the approval OF
Judge Sanborn OF the district OF Wyo
ming. Thi- proceeding came as sur
prise to everybody.
Governor Mcconnell has appointed
the following officers for Lincoln
county: Commissioners - james l..
Fuller Of Bliss, Lee Vader Of Briggs,
Thos. Fay 81 Shoshoue. Sheriff..
+. White. CleIk-A. $. Scnter. As
sessor-F. W. Gooding. Treasurer
G. w. Wcrnickc. Coroner-Dr. w.
III. Baugh. Probate judge. G.
Brown. Surveyor-Joe Waldron.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23


The Boise Mail notes this very
important fact 1T is stated on good
authority that there are two or three
young ladies in Boise who have not
yet received one Of Senator Watts
/ photographs"
Dry goods, the latest and pref
test prints, will arrive ut the Hell
frich Mercantile Co.'S store on or
before April 9Th. Ladies should
await the arrival Of this big stock
of goods if they wish something
pretty and durable.
Manager Clark Of the Fruitdale
Land Co, has caused a large sign
board to be erected on the southwest
side of the railroad track, and Rey-
nolds & Carroll, the painters, are
adjoining it with attractive letters
that will catch the eye Of all tray
elers.
Sometime bet Seen . o'clock and
daylight last Wednesday morning
a thief broke out large glass in
the front Of "Jed Clayton's Home,
entered the saloon and robbed the
till of $40 or $12. which was left for
change for the day barkeeper. An
attempt was made to catch the com
binaiion Of the safe, but without
success. and nothing else was mo.
Tested Truly misfortunes have not
come singly, recently, 10 our es-
teemed friend Manuel Comes.
c. Y. Smart returned Wednesday
evening from visit TO Greasy
& Bowes' placer claims on Snake
river, near the mouth Of Castle
creek. lie SAYS their big water
wheel, which is to furnish power
for pumping water from the river Il
: the mining ground, is nearly com
pleted and will be in full operation
by the first Of April Mr.. Smar
predicts that these gentlemen will
do well this summer in gathering
in the golden flakes from the bank.
of the Snake.
Died, in Mountain Home, Idaho
March II, 1895, Mrs. Susan Den
ton, wife of John Denton and daugh
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. James Bennett
aged q years, 6 months and |,
DAYS. The death of this lady wal
sad occurrence indeed, and tn
, bereaved husband and relatives o
the deceased have the sympathy Q
, this entire community. She leave
besides devoted husband and M
! merous relatives in this place, tw
J innocent little chill dren-one tw
years aud the other scarcely tw
i weeks old--to mourn her deatt
: The funeral took place Mouda
6 afternoon from the Congregations
church and was largely attended.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23

Frank Shirley has returned to
Boise city.
Again is there talk Of starting
work on the Boise Butte railroad.
Another big gold strike has been
made in the Poorman mine at Silver
City.
Geo. 5. Hardin, a well known
sporting man, died at Boise a few
days ago, aged Gi.
Judge Geo. l.. Waters, a promi-
nent lawyer of Bellevue, died on
the llth instant.
A few days ago Harvey Bros, of
Bruneau lost their smoke-house and
large quantity of pork by fire.
FET Sign-writing, house and car
riagc painting, and paper-hanging
done in frstelass style by James
Carroll.
G. L. Boyer will next week re-
move his family to the residence
which he recently purchased from
jeff Harris.
J. j. Hill closed his Board 81
Trade saloon Tuesday evening and
assigned the stock and fixtures to
Geo. s. Rice & Co.
Hugh Latham went 10 Glenn,
Ferry Thursday evening to check
off carload of lumber which Rev
nolds & Shaw had sold to c. +
| Corker.
Next Monday the old crib hereto
fore used MS school house will b'
vacated and the new and handsom,
structure will be occupied by al
departments of our public school.
John Denton and James Bennett
and family request the BULLETIN t,
return their heartfelt, thanks t.
many friends for their kindness anC
sympathy during their recent SAT
bereavement.
The impression having gon'
abroad that Helm & Chattin ha,
sold all their sheep, we desire I,
correct the report They did sci
+ ll0o ewes to n Utah man, but the,
have a large herd still on thei
/ hands.
II is proclaimed for fact tina
the man who can afford to sub
scribe for his home paper but doe
not, and then borrows it from hi
neighbor, is so mean and stingy tina
he breathes through his nose il
order to save the wear and tear o
his teeth.
Senator Golden and Representa-
tive Brown returned here from Sal
] Lake Yesterday. Mr. Golden vii
90 to Portland before returning 4
Rocky Bar, and Mr.. Brown will re
main in Mountain Home until tn
road to Atlanta is in better travel
ing condition.
At Caldwell, on the 2lst, fin
: hoy was born to the house Of {. r
Shaw, and we are pleased to hea
that Mrs. Shaw and the baby ar
getting along nicely. c. r.
stepping very high aud asserts tha
. the position Of Mayor Of Caldwe
+ now has no charms for him.
/ j. b. wilkins Of Bruneau, arrive
5 two or three days ago. He and Mr.
: Wilkins went to Denver three {
0 four weeks ago, having been sun
D moned by illness Of their daughte
0 Miss Kittie. They brought h,
!. home and she recovered from tn
Y only to be taken with malari
] fever, from which she is still suile
ing,-Boise Dem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23

The Elnaore Gun and Rod Club
held its second shoot last Sunday.
The day was very windy and il vas
hard for the shooiists to get onto
the flight Of the birds. Under the
circumstances the score Is very
good. The medal was won by L.
). Bobo. Following is the score:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23

Mrs. Glenn and Miss Mary Gray
will have their spring millinery
opening on Monday, April lst.
We will show the finest lot OF
goods ever seen in Mountain Home,
as we have taken great pains IL
selecting our goods this spring, and
will sell at prices to suit the times.
Call and rec for yourself that we
are prepared TO give better bargains
and greater satisfaction than any
other millinery establishment in
this part Of Idaho.
Remember the placement door
to the postoilice.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert Land, Final Proof.

Land oGce al Boise City Idaho,
March Is, lsg5.
Notice is hcrehy given that Levi carter Of omaha
Nebraska has filed notice II intention to make proof
h- desert Hand claim No. 2s7 for the lots and 2
ut - az ; hi NV qr -rc IL, AMI lots L. and sec
ll.tp5SR az, H. l.. 81, Idaho. before Register and
Receiver q. : and uttv at laist city, Idaho, on
MoniAy, the gDth day 81 April. ls35. He namos the
foloNng witnesses 70 prove the complete irrigation
and reclamation 81 sail lrnd: ie.se Campbell George
T.. Hall. Fred Sshwenck, Howard Freeman al q
Mountain Home, Eiuure county, idaho.
niA23 CHARLES HIMHOD, Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
a Card from Rcs. Father Thonas.
GLExS's FERRY, March rs.

Gard From fscs. Father ThomsnN.
0LExs's FERRY, March rs.
There will be no ball here To-
night fer the benefit Of the Catholic
church. The Church of Christ Il \
church Of authority, Of dignity. Of
modesty, and Of majesty. She
therefore shrinks from and opposes
balls or dances for her pretended
benefit. Should il however happen
chat blind zeal take it on itself TO
hold such balls or dances within my
mission, let il then be known to all
that | declare here, with authority.
that such proceeds can not be ac-
cepted neither for myself nor for
church purposes.
Rev. JAMES THOMAS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23

Scarcely day passes that we do
not receive letter similar to the
following:
Sioux FALLS, 5. ID, March IL.
EDITOR BULLETIN:-I have lust
received a circular giving glowing
accounts of wonderful fruit lands in
your section, and as there are many
families here that contemplate going
to Idaho, ! wish you would send
me few copies of your paper, and
also give me the names of your
real estate dealers who have lots in
Mountain Home for sale, as | want
to buy some lots in your town.
The gentleman then propounds the
usual numerous questions about the
price Of land, the climate. etc, etc,
which information we cannot posi-
bly, take time to impart by letter.
However we always cheerfully send
the BULLETIN to the address of all
such persons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-05-10
JASPER. INDIANA.
PETER j. GOSMAN. Agent.

For the Singer Manufacturing Company.
| am also agent for the old reliable
Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone
Insurance Co, Of New York, and re-
spectfully ask a liberal patronage.
Dec. 3. lSyOLtf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-05-10

Down at the Dry Tortugas, when
Fort jefferson there was occupied, y
said a traveller, they hauled in one
day a s~hark-therc are plenty of
sharks i'll the gulf of Mexico, you
know-that had a sort of protubcr-
anco on one side of it. They cut the
shark open and found inside of il
tho head of a long horned Texas
steer, with both horns in place, which
the shark had picked up doubtless
from the offal thrown overheard by
the butcher. 1t was "a pretty good
sized shark, IA 10 l6 feet long, but if
| hadn't seen the steers head taken
out of the shark myself could hard
ly have believed that the shark could
swallowed il. "-NcwYork Sun.