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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-30

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Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
R. P. Chattin visited the capital
city yesterday.
Big line ladies wrappers just in,
at Kelsey & Co.
G. R. Kelsey returned home by
this mornings train.
There will be "a hot time in the
old town" of Rocky Bar next Mon.
day.
Ice cream and cake, candies, nuts
dates and fruits of all kinds at the
City Bakery.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho
June 30, 1898, to the wife of James
o Neill, son.
City Bakery and Restaurant
Only first-class place in the city
j. F. Harris, proprietor.
Impure Baking Powders iniure the
stomach. Use the Brand named
Perfect" and have no indigestion.
That firm and consistent Demo
crat, Adm Hall of Bennett creek
was in town Saturday and attended
the central committee meeting.
Auditor and Recorder w. H
Manion and wife departed for south
ern Utah last Saturday, where they
will visit with relatives and friends
until about the 10th of July.
George Snowden, the veteran
Democrat and free silver advocate
is down from the mountains. He
purposes putting in the remainder
of the summer prospecting on the
headwaters of Lime creek.
The Idaho boys are at last sail
ing for Manila. Four Thousand
men, comprising the third expedi.
ton TO the Philippines, embarked
from San Francisco on the 9th, or
the steamers Ohio, Indiana, City o
Para, Morgan City and Valencia
The Idaho soldiers are aboard thu
Morgan City.
The Jackson and Keethler forces
are still skirmishing. Tuesday, a
the instance of G. Jackson, Al. anc
Sarah Keethler were arrested upor
charge of threatening the life o
Jackson. They are to have hear
ing before Justice Swan next Wed
nesday. This may be fun for tn
contending parties but it is not rel
ished by the taxpayers.
Three hobos were arrested Tues
day for disturbing the peace. Tw
plead guilty but the third one de
manded jury trial. The iur,
found him guilty but recommended
that sentence be suspendent for on
hour to give the fellow an oppor
tunity to leave town. He skipped.
Ne are informed that the follow
ing named Mountain Home peopl
will be at Rocky Bar on the Fourth
Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. McManni,
Misses Ada and Ruth Robbins, LIZ
ora Loekman, May Meeker, Winni
Wayte, Bessie Paul, Pearlie Johr
son, Ella Casey, Laura and Mar
johnson, Henry Howard, Yes Rot
bins, John Meeker, Will johnson
Charles and Oscar Tate, Frank Su
laway and NJ. johnson.
The case of Geo. Smith VS.. Re,
j. J. Burri came up before jude
Swan on the goth. e. NJ. Wolfe {
counsel for Father Burri made spe,
ial appearance to quash summon
on the ground that it did not s,
forth the cause of action, as well 9
other defects. The court override
the motion to vacate summon
whereupon Lawyer Wolfe filed
notice Of appeal to the District cour
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-30
Democratic Central Committee,

The Democratic County Central Committee met
at Mountain Home. June rs, 1888, pursuant to call
Of the chairman J. J. Little
W. A. Reynolds, secretary, being rbsont, J. A.
Purtlll appointed temporary secretary.
1t was ordered that each precinct in Elmore
county be requested to hold primary election and
select each one delegate to attend county conven-
ton to be held at Rocky Bar July g. 1898, for the
purpose Of selecting Ave delegates to the State Dem
ocratic convention to be held at Boise, Idaho, Au
gust "a, 1898.
Ordered, That the primaries to select delegates to
the county nominating convention be held August 13
1885, and that the several precincts be entitled to
renresentatinn thel elm as fnllnWs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-30

ScAi2hMg's Best baking
powder is only a little bet
ter than two or three others;
but .Schaz2,ngs Best tea is
twice as good as usual tea.
In either case. your gro
Ger returns your money in
full if you'd rather have
some other.
10
For sale by
Chas. r. KELSEY & Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-30

Ordered, That the county nominating convention
be held at Mountain Home, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
20, 1898.
1t suggested that at said primaries to be held
July Ist each precinct select additional commit
teeman for that precinct iof the coming campaign.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted
Be It resolves by this committee, on behalf of the
Democratic party of Gilmore county, Idaho, That We
of Elmore county an invitation to cooperate with
in the ensuing campaign in the best interest of all
concerned in the cause OF free silver.
After appointing committee to confer with like
committee Of Popuists and Silver Republicans, the
meeting adjourned sine die
j. j. LITTLE, Chairman
J. A. PuRTILt., Secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-30
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of County
Commissioners in and for Elmore County, State Of
Idaho, will receive sealed bids fer the keeping in
pair all county roads within Districts Nos, l. 2, s. T.
and 8, for period Of two years from and after the
time OF awarding said contract. All bids must be on
file on or before the nth day OF July 1898, Bids to
be accompanied with good and sufficient bond in
double the amount of the bid. The Beard reserying
the right to reject any and all bids BY order Of the
BosEd. W. H. NAAl0N Clerk
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

Duncan should be it's contribution to
the war relief work, and at brief no
tice she hurried to Montauk.
Besides being the secretary AMI
visitant of the association, Miss Duu-
can is a prominent member of the
Woman's club of the establishment
the Looking Forward Cub-and
that organization co-operated at
once with enthusiasm in her work at
Momtauk. The club had been eager
to contribute it's share toward car
ing for the sick soldiers, and before
Miss Duncan started a meeting was
called at which it was voted to re-
enforce her efforts in the most sub
stantial way. A sum of money was
appropriated, and more pledged, to
be used when needed.
Miss Duncan has just returned from
her stay in the hospital at Montauk,
aand is full of her interesting cxpcr-
fences. 1T was, of course, very diff
ferent," she says, from that in my
usual routine of work. When 1 first
went down 1 was put ON critical
case in one of the wards. A pitifully
sick soldier, whose sufferings I could
only partially alleviate and which
were ended i'm few days, was my
first charge. After his death, was
transferred to the department which
provided for the care Of the nurses.
This in the great stress OF nursing
the soldiers had been necessarily
handicapped, and to my lot fell the
pleasant task of assisting in lettering
the service. There was plenty of sup
plies in the way of food and comforts
for the nurses, but it had not been
possible to put them in systematic re-
lation to those for whom they were
intended. A detail of soldiers who
we're able to do some light work was
supplied, and we went to work carry
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

through, however, he was Obliged TO
demand am additional fifty cents from
each. This was evidently beyond Their
means and the poor mother asked
the brakeman to come and help ner
move her son into the other car.
thought that a dollar of the clubs
money could not be better expended
than in keeping the two weary
travellers where they were, and I put
it to that use. Every one who went
to Montauk in any capacity must have
been struck with the many opportun-
tiles offered for individual assistance.
I, as almOner of the Looking Forward
Club, felt proud, and grateful at the
same time, that was often thus en-
abled to give the benefit at the mo-
ment of it's great need"
Although a native of Illinois, Miss
Duncan's life was passed in Canada
until she came to New York Hospi-
tai. She is a clear-eyed, clear-headed
young woman of most attractive per-
sonaity, and endowed in a marked
degree with that cheerful magnetism
that is peculiarly comforting and re-
freshing in the sick-room. Miss Dun
can is very proud of the Looking For
ward Club, and the club has reason to
be proud of Miss Duncan.-Margaret
Hamilton Welch in the Bazaar.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

ing out plans already made for their
comfort, but not yet put through. The
nurses were quartered in tents, each
holding usually about sixteen-eigh
in the front compartment and eight
in the rear, with a central wash room
between. My soldiers made screens
to secure privacy for the baths, upon
which nurses so much rely when on
duty, and in many other ways i'm
proved their quarters. The comfort
of the nurses is recognized to be one
of the important things of all hos
pital service, but in the early days at
Montauk it was not possible to care
for them properly.
''The Looking Forward club kept
me supplied with whatever things L
sent for. They sent delicacies as the
need was indicated to them, nothing
being more grateful than the cases Of
grape juice aand cologne which came
down. The demand for cooling drinks
W eho'SS iSfCA Was
something that could not be appreci-
ated until actually witnessed. We had
plenty of ice to cool the drinks, and
they were taken with avidity. Some
of the clubs money 1 used in a more
material but not less effective way,
l think, one day when 1 was on my
way to New York to bring in to tnc
hospital nurse who had succmbed
to her work at Montauk. She was
so sick that l put her in the parlor
car at MOntauk, into which entered
also sick soldier, accompanied BY
his mother. 1t was evident that he
was hardly able to take the trip, and
he sank down into one of the cus;,-
ioned chairs with a sigh of relief. His
mother looked scarcely less tired than
ne in her anxiety, and both evidently
found the comfort of their seats CRATE
ful. When the conductor came
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

The regular meeting of the City I'm
provement society was held in the
Union Commercial club parlors We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. 7.
r Webster reported ON the waste pa
per scattered about the high school
grounds. The pupils are careless
about throwing away the wrappings
from their lunches. In the discussion
which followed It was shown that the
janitogs in some cities are held re-
sponible for all untidiness of the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

school grounds. No reports were
given by the chairman of the other en-
mittee.
The subject of the battered waste
cans was brought before the meeting
1t was ordered that these cans be re-
stored and Strengthened at the expense
Of the society. The maker was will
ing to do the work at nominal cost.
Wednesday being an inconvenient
day or so many of the ladies, it was
proposed to change the day of meet
ing to Thursdays, in hopes of a larger
attendance.
Notice was called to the improve
ments made in various parts the
city by property holders. Special
mention was made of the lots corner
ing on G and Eighteenth streets,
which have lately changed hands, and
have been transformed from an I'M
slightly overgrown place to a marvel
of neatness and order.
The following names were received
for membership: Mesdames A. w.
Field, A. III. Waterhouse, NJ. f. Nc
Kinnon and S. Il. Pound.
The society adjourned TO meet at
the same place at 10 a. m. Thursday,
two weeks hence.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

The opening meeting of the second
year of the Syracuse Woman's club
was held at the home of Mrs. Godding,
Saturday, October L. Roll call was re-
spOnded to by vacation events and the
first historical study of the year was
presented by Mrs. Horne. English
history from the primitive inhabitants
to close of the reign of Elizabeth will
furnish work during the winter. The
club starts with a membership of
twenty-four and the enthusiasm man.
ifested indicates a prosperous season.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08

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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-10-08
Innings.

Best shirt cam oric 4c, selicia wortl
121z a yard at TIC. All linen canva
worth 15c at 1Oc. All linen canvas OF
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
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Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
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rerne "Puritan" og "Serrpr" hal
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Teb W}arinemoeaiinet oeb Ct. Su,
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blet label omtring 10000 Serpunoss
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for &omplettering al abmirul 0ens
cps acknowledgement / Manila.
Gn iaubun Senbing al Ammunition
tpGrs oper Guitlanbst sr en- uIpopaus
Zig 9esipenbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18

Men beriom iss bar Miniiter 30
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rimelist Sopsbplas. Sor at iiobe lise
bag ct ili9t ubpre at en- 0amebat +.
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nin9sIes Stei % Mumlen / Retnina
AZ Scenen, berer MI os ba en- Jniien
ira be fierneite plabIer % amer, at
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tnntter man Reperns / 8urslommerne
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fra Rorse for ben Dag forat fe, ON
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og bnttebe Stag, eller bporban bet cit.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Gil Cuba.
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Ucis.

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iontieneite oeriteo5 % / Rueoitas.
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MEN De Ipunite trooper i Puerto
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Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
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uben Str!ebsrnsns, iom sr iorigt ops
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Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
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aapt. McGallu unberisgt 8ras.t, ps
oeres Mfening falber iammen msb
3apteinens.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18

Der er idaIeoss let a6gans til at itubsrs
Dem. Sgiaa Rorgs par oirsfts be.
rsrt al geeipenbeoerne. ariitiunids
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lille til at bare @adben for 1T 5ubrss
lamb; bar Der lite 2sisIolbatsr at faa,
par 9anmort omtrsnt utdmpopatiat
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az 1T WanbTiab fra Rorse. aOng ariz
titan itrso Oafaa .naans unber benn.
BRIG, at Der funbtss lille fda mango
/ belle bans Sar, at Der blep Taa
msset ipm ct aompuani az BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
5armerne eicr Oct soot.
Mmerifanife Tarmproonfter er aiGue
%ltolanoet,

s aaret 1898 bill Der fra uoIanoet
tomme mere Psnge bib til 2anost for
dm~eritanite Sarmproouttsr enb / mo-
get anost aar / 2anosts SiitOrie.
Gn Spgape fra bet itatiitiIte guz
reau piier, at / be 10 Raaneoer, iom
enote ben Site Sttobsr 1898, bslsb
GIporten fig til $25O,237,4 55, bpiItet
er So Miuioner mere enb for be tils
iparenoe Waaneber ifior og 38 Wil,
ltoner mere enb for be 10 fsrit. Maa,
neoer / bet erceptionslle 4ar 1892.
5or allie 5armprobutters 9ebtoms
msnoe sr uofsrilsn iteset; Spsb.,
Mfats, Ru9, Sabre, gomulb, 5leIt,
5ebt, Wur9arin. fsrItt Otsetisb OIp.
S9rlis ipnes ameritanIt Mais at
BIZ me9et e~fteripur9t | naitsn a[I. .us
ropaiTte 2anbe. Storbritannien, Iom
/ be 9 fsrite Waaneoer / 1896 tisbte
bos os minbre enb 40 WiQipner 9uz
f6els, bar | bet tilIparenoe Sibsrum
/ gur tisbt SO MiGioner guIbels.
Srantrige bar | famine Siosrum saet
Snbfsrilen al Wois fra Qmerita fra
minore enb A til oper s MiQioner
-
gufbels, SpItlanb fra minore eno 10
til oOer 80 Wiaipner guibels, britiIt
Horoamerita fra minbre eno 8 til
upsr 81 Miqionsr 9uibsls.
Imeritan't Oatmeal bar ogIaa for
bauienbe burtist funoet iig. ct Narteo
i. llbldnbst. S 1888 bar ubfsrilen al
Oatmeal tun 4,329,2S3 9uno. Z
aar, tun 10 2ldr isnere, er ben iteaet
til S5,500,270 Puno. Sper Salps
parten bsraf gadr til Storbritannien,
Rsoerlanbene tagsr omtrsnt en- 1Semtss
bel, cg ReIten forbeles paa Rorae,
Sperige, Sdnmart, llnsurn og Sta
lien. 2iot gaar bog ogiaa til britiIt
9sitinoisn os britiTt Ifrita.
Oatmeal er forreiten ogIaa Der i
up9et forbolospis mt. timber
/ go Narene blsp Yrobuttioz
rsn al Ris forminbTtet til tibet sIer
inssntins. ps no9sn III bu ben Sbe at
Satmealmsller for paa en-
Slugs Maaos at s~rItatts Subet al
Ris. og bette nps Srooutt bar M lite
erobret belle @merita, men %
Iaa en- Tor Bart al ben sprige Ysrben.
2ubois ben 14be az 5rnn,ries brat ben
fsrits aop aaTs. Iom tilb,rtotss / Belt
europa. 8nff,n toitsos osnsdns so 8r.
pureet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Mlere Perefuniter.
Nfola SesIa pil oripe ale Nianineri
paa @,ariicrnoifilinaeit | 1900
meo Strait ira Hiagariosien.
spssr iom ct Gpentnr fra 10 igat.

Rem YOrt 13oe Rop. Ritola Sssla
tunbsioros ioug ben forbauienbe Grs
,lpring, of ban uster al oripe alt Was
itineri pud Observation-Disclosures / poris
/ 1900 mso e~lsttriit Strait ienot oirette
oper Sceanst fra Riueardfaloene. San
bar netop pdtenterst i'm Waitine for
SUerfsring al Glsttricitst uben Sraab.
ban foriitrer, at ban ian ftpbe 5ufins
Der Wiaionsr at Bolts sjsnnsm Serb.
flooen uoen noasniombelit metollit
1eoning.
Oct lboer iom ct GpsntDr fra 9uz
iino oe en- Rat, ftrip.r electrical R.,
pisp", "Oe bpis bet lpttss Tom forpens
tet, iaa piI be dabne uubtsmmelioe H.s
f~ourcsr Of aruft, iom praftif talt intet
bill %toite."
!Suis bet Ipttes, iaa betbosr bet, at
man fra R~iuearus, gsIopitonts ga
alaitas 6osieialo Os fra Gclorabus