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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13
Congregations Church

Rev G. e. MASON, Pastor
Services next Sunday at T. am
and 5 p. m.
A series of Easter sermons Mkt
Sabbath Palm Sunday Ie-u| IT,
umphal march. The note Of Vic
tory. Heroism in the Christian
life.
Special music both morning and
evening".
Sunday school at II
Junior Endeavor at pm
Young Peoples Endeayor at 7:13
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
8 O'clock.
The Ladies' Aid this Thursday
afternoon at 2;30 at the residence
|of Mrs Brooks.
Last Monday, at the annual mee,- :
ing Of the Aid, very encouraging re.
|ports Of the past years work we're
presented. The follow eli rre
were elected; President. Nrs, ". c.
HOWE; ~vice-president, Mrs Ora
Reynolds; secretary, Mrs l.. G Rsr.
rett; treasurer, Mrs J " Nieuknk.
Two new members we're reeeiv, d +,
and the hostess, Mrs Or Il, ynolds,
RECALLED the ompany with choice.
refreshments
The w. c. T. u. meets next Tucs-
day at $50 q
The Sunday-sohool fAdt5liing for
an Easter concert to hp NsNd on the
evening of the 23rd
The Idaho State Sunday school
association will hold its annual ses-
sion in Mountain Home June 1919.
An important event FIR or COM
munity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13
State Road Commission

Any section of IN -tue Il s.irjn :
a wagon road bull ua l-r ,he au
thoritv of the act Of the at lepis Il.
ture establishing state wagon
road commission must pay do hr
for dollar with the state. That is
the decision arrived hY the cemmts-
sion, which is now ia session IN thi
city. The commits iol has but
$4,000 at its disuo-al. s.vpral
times that amount has brpn y k-d
for in the bills presented during
the legislative session and which
went over by unaniruou, consent D.,
be considered by the COMMUNIST N
In order that any appreriahl- hene
fits should accrue diff rrbt pats of
Of the state it was found necessary
to adopt the dollar for dolIar rule
While the COMMISSIONS / ct guided
by any Legislation other than the
specified act creating il. the di-po-
sition is to give first siderariuu
to the roads ask for during the ses
sion of Legislature Tn come 81
the bills it was Fpecifitd thai eli.
zens should donate an qua! part
with the state, but in most of them
the private donations offered were
comparatively small -Statesman
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13

The new Daniels residence on the
big tract of ground between The
court house square and College ad
dition, which was recently pur.
chased by Mr.. Daniels and cleared
OF sage brush, plowed and leveled
is fast nearing completion. This is
a large two-story frame and another
will Immediately be built on the
northeast corner; also, we are told,
three other buildings are III contem-
plation to front on the street be-
tween this Daniels addition and the
court house square-Elmore street.
The center of population in this
mans town is threatened with a
very sudden change.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13

Jakey Ottenheimer has moved
into his new place and it is a cosy
one, sure enough. He has installed
lot of handsome and substantial
new furniture and fixtures and pro.
vided himself with an illuminating
plant by the side of which the
usual 16-candle electric bulb looks
like smoky lamp chimney after
the light has ceased to burn. In
front and apart from the bar room he
has fitted up a smoking and read
ing and lounging room, where the
visitor who wishes to be seated at a
table provided with reading matter
and enjoy his cigar or any old thing
he wants to burn while holding it
in his teeth. It's the biggest bar
room, We believe, in the city, and
also one of the most inviting. Be-
sides Mac is there, and since he
shaved and washed his face it's
worth the price to take a look at
him. Take look.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13
Cheap Rate % tbs Coast

Wopdnen Of the Norld, Los An
gefes April 18th Central Assembly
Cumhel land Presbyterian hurch,
Fresno Calf Mav Is u rs o..
April II, IL 10, IA and IL. Mae 3.
3. 4, 10, IL, II. - aud IA we viii
sill cheap round rip rckets u
above pni't- with return limit of
three months. good for stop ever
going
For rates and particulars apply
tn O $ |. agent
G. + ULLERy, Agent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13
Wanted.

MEN AND WOMEN In this county and adjoining
terrtffeI to represent and advertise an old estabs
Ii hed house OF said financial standing Salary to
men sd TO women sls to SiS-weckly with expenses
advanced each Monday hy check direct from head
aiHrt.is Horse and haggy furnished when neces-
snfv: positin permanent Address, Blew Bros X
Co., i'elH. .. Monnn iilla Chicago, III.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13
STATE NEWS.

A new map OF Iltho IS in c,,ursa
of preparation by the general land
land Office at Washington
The Nampa Leader Herald has
become the sole property of the
Mans6elds, Mr.. Harts interest s, :
ing acquired by them
Lee B. Marsch, who had Just
started to work in the Morning
mine at Mullan, fell down chute
last Thursday afternoon and was
instantly killed
The City Clerk of wallace~ has
just completed a census a hat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13
The Advertising World

10 YOU do amy silf Il advertising 10y newspapers
bonklrts circulars any other methedg II So on
should Know about oar monthly containing tiforma
tioi plans, suggestions and ideas for advertisers nth
YEAR, "a 10 3. Incss send to-day for free sample or
cents iJr four months trial Address The Ad, err
Using World Columbus. Ohiu.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13

| thriving Camp and finds thu totaI
lnafe population to b., 1872, female
| lGaI. n grand total 4 2639
/ The Emnett-pearl K cord vii
meve 10 Naupa ne 1t week wh.rt
thereafter it viii b. issued a.. b.
4 Nampa Reeord1nndt r the coutro
rf " F. Slncaifof Nebraska and
Will f. Brewster.
II he people to be served by the
construction Of h. line from Lew.
i,tan u tirangey lille. via Nez Prfce,
vii 'alse T3000O0 stock subscrip
Inn, . he p,ld aft, r he roads l.,
oolttrneted, tern G lp;alists will
furnish the remaining $2,D00,0 900 to
70 build ire road.
The fwrn Falls Ttleph me conn
panv Is building u line 10 count ct
Rock Greek with Nj Iarr and Twin
Walls CITY The | ne il seven milt 8
! ,ng aul O,kley and Albion NAV
he reached through The rep ating
station AT TO k Gre I, doing away
with te,rgf aphng via Shnshone 10
TO Hlad'kl and aga in By phone
t. \ bion.
State Pure Food and Hmticn :
eurai inspector NePh ersol, has ten
dered hts Resignation, in order to
acc pt tht post Il superintendent
If agriculture with h+ Twin Falls
Lihd AMI FrHgttlnR company. ~
+ HIT OF Wtiscr. 80 crrtarv of the
horticultural auu pute food boards.
Is an applicant 10 the vacant
placa
The yigflantes at Twin Falls are
doing good work ia Il le way Of rid
ding the eomniunitv Of tinhorns
and black egs We, lnesdav night
II last week they esct lrted an unde-
sirablr character hey end the city
safes with nh adm nition Ia ever
remain without Half
| dozen ~ hers of u similar brand
iidh.t even await an invitation, but
lamoosed.
4 map Of the new to vn OF Hey.
purn, situated in portion of the
tract on the Snake, has
been issued by the government re-
,lamation office s ate lands in
.luded in the town site are shown.
There are 324 blocks and fractional
blocks, three being reserved for
saess.
school purposes; I be railroad is
given q broad right of way through
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13

MOUNTAIN HOME, APR. ID. 1905,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13

The Owyhee Avalanche, under
the management of Jake Horn, has
been received and the first copy,
filed with good local news and
liberal advertising patronage,
reached The Bulletin Monday.
Jake has been out of the harness
for many years, but fifteen years
ago, when last seen by the writer,
he had business he couldn't find
enough printers to attend to it..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-13

We believe Jake will succeed in
placing the Avalanche hack upon
the high pedestal it Formerly &C.
cupied in Idaho journalism.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

In the Fifth Judicial District Court OF
he State Of Nevada, in and Tor inc
county If Humboldt. In the matter OF
he Estate of Julia ID. Lee. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Frank NJ.
zee. the Executor of the said Estate, mss
led in the Clerks Office of said Cour'
is final account as such Executor, to
ether with a petition praying for Tie
istribution of the residue of sad rs
tie. that the 18th day of Juy, A. -.
aO5. at ten O'Clock a. m, at the court
com of sad Court, in the Court tloise
+ said County, at Winnemucca, IS the
me and place set for the settlement l
aid account and the hearing OF SAID
edition for Distribution of said Estate
nd that all persons interested in said
state are required to appear at SAID
me and place, and show cause, II any
icy have, why sad account snou d M;
e approved. allowed and conirnei AM
aid Estate be distributed az prayed Tor
by the Petitioner.
Dated this 14th day OF June. A. ID. 1@5.
GEO. O. HILL, Clerk.
FIRST pubicat ON June IA. 1896. s-ti-7-A
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
FUTURE OF THE PRESIDENT.

FUTURE OF THE PRESIDENT.
There Is extensive discussion now re
garding the use the word viii fld for
Theodore Roosevelt after he has re.irtd
from the Presidency. This discu sion
may be futile, but the American Peep e
are averse to ooking forward to the r.
tirement from pubic life of the man
whom many of them believe to be the
most prominent and the most capao G
living statesman. 1t would seem tn Il
more than any other living statesman he
admiration. and If he is to be the central
figure, as now seems probable, In bring
ing order out Of the prevailing chaos In
the Orient, more than ever he will be a
parsonage of world prominence.
At this juncture, when everywhere
there is a longing for the estab ishment
of a code of civil proce iare between ia
tions which shall reader militancy I'm
necessary. 1t would be fortunate indeed
If there should appear II the scene a
man of such commanding presence as TO
enable him to !ay the found :on or a
government Of governments, and such Il
future does not appear IN impossible for
President Roosevelt.
There is more human nature bublsirg
out Of him than has been known IN all
the political history OF this iepub &c, and
the sign language of human nature IL .
volopuk understood by all peoples. The
very humanity of the man. associated
with his learning and his versati ity,
equips Theodore Rooseve I to become tho
first of a new race of statesmen, broad
enough to stand. not for a singl e ma
ton, but for humanity, and in that fed
and that only, is there the possibility
for the promotion which the American
people with one voice would best w
when his duties as President have been
terminated.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

OF T

The turning on of the water in the
great irrigation canal al Hazen today
the first canal competed under tie n
tional irrigation the turning
point in Nevada's history. With tn
magic touch of water Nevada's gray
stretches will be converted into emera q
fields of alfalfa, yellow grain ard or
chards of Hesperldes. 1t will be a new
bantism for the Battle Born today
the baptism of water-the baptism of hre
took place away pack in the COS, when
the Republic, staggering under tue
weight of civil war, needed the assistance
of the new Territory of Nevada to carry
through her policies. Right mob y du
Nevada answer the cal, pouring the
stream of ST yer and god mo the ma
tons Golfers when most they @es4
needed.
Perhaps in gratitude for the patriotism
OF her early pioneers, the nation has a
last held out a he ping hand 10 Nevadt
and is doing for her what her power y
has prevented her doing for hersef-oe-
gun a comprehensive system of water
storage for purposes of irrigation. To
day. with appropriate ceremonies, ms
water was turned on in the big ditch
that is to ultimately water 100000 acres
and a new era of prosperity has un-
doubtedly begun for poor. despised, but
resourceful, Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

0PING COUGH IN JAMAICA
j. Riley Bennett, a chemist II
's Town, Jamaica, West Ind
5. writes: Il cannot speak toe
of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
s proved itself to be the best rem
1r whoop.ng cough. which is prev
on this end of the g ODE. 1t has
failed to rel eve In any case
f, I have recommended 1t; an
full mothers. after using 1t, ar
thanking me for advising them
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

decision declaring the eight-hour
ssed by the leg stature Of rev
ICONS aitutional, and as the decis-
he'd on several points involved in
gada case, a rehearing has been
The Nevada Supreme Court
IS on the points as they apply to
)ns in this State.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

The Supreme Court of Nevada has
granted a rehearing in the case of State
of Nevada VS.. Kair, involving the eight
hour law passed by the egisllture. Kair
was arrested In 81 yer City on a charge
of working more than eight hours IN a
mill. He was convicted and upon appear
the Supreme Court upheld the consi u
tiona,ity of the law. The Supreme Court
OF the United States recent y handed
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
A BAD SCARE.

Some day you VIII get a lad scare,
when you reel a pain in your bowels, ana
fear appendicitis. Safety lea In DR..
Kings New Life Pi Is. a sue cure Tor
all bowel and stomach diseas 3. such as
headache. b~iIiousness, costiveness, etc.
at Brown Bros DRUG store,
only Csc. Try them.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
HAVE YOU A COUGH?

dose OF BaIIards SyrI
relieve it. Have you a cold?
Try it for w%hooping cough for asthm
Tor consumption. for bronchitis. Mr.
Toe McGrath. 327 E. 1st. street Hutch
'nsor. Kans. writes; Il have used Bar.
lard's Horehhound Syrup IN my family
for 5 years. and find it the most pal.
atab'e med cine / ever usee. For sale
by Brown Bros.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26
MOTHER KILLS CHILD.
Shows Signs of Insanity AS Aug. 80
Eclipse Approaches.

New Albany, Ind, Aug. 24.-Born
under the total eclipse of the sun on
Sept. 5, 1869, Mrs. Chester Windstan-
ley signalized the approach of another
total eclipse of the sun by consum-
mating terrible tragedy. The recur-
renee Of the solar phenomenon is be.
lieved by many to have in some sub.
tie manner precipitated the woman's
mind
A few days ;.go Mrs. Windstanley
who is of prominent family, coolly
called her little daughter Ruth into the
bathroom. ostensibly to battle her.
Carefully, methodically, without dis.
turbing anyone else in the house, she
held the child under water until it's
struggles ceased. Then she walked
calmly into the room where her hus-
band was i'll with typhoid fever, and
asked him to show her where his
heart was. He did so, not noticing
that she held revolver in the folds of
her dress. The next moment she had
fired two bullets into his breast. Then
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26
Shipments of Horses.
CarlOaCs of horses shipped from Oh
ELDON.

Eldon, Aug. 25.--Mrs. Anna Barri-
! hardt- johnson, of Lafayette, Ind, ar
rived this morning, to be the guest of
Mrs. w M. Taylor.
Gospel Trinities," will be the theme
at the grove meeting tonight. Sermon
from canvas illustrations.
Mrs. S. Redd expects to accompany
home her daughter, Mrs. M. Hills, as
soon as she disposes of her household
goods.
Miss Blanche Haywood is quite ill
with malaria fever
Mrs. Fl. T. Marriott left for Des
Moines this morning for visit with
relatives.
Miss Maize Wilson. of Floris, re-
turned home today.
Mrs. Lucy Andrews, of verden, Ill.,
will arrive today, the guest OF her
| daughter, Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Will Burns. Colonel Taylor and
Harry Crow went on the excursion tc
Nauvoo. H.. this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26
EVEN HORSE TRADE.
Thursdays Sales Were Made on a
Strong to Higher Basis.

Thursdays Sales Were Made on a
Strong to Higher Basis.
Chicago, Aug. 25.-Receipts continue
of steady volume, the arrivals of the
first four days of the current week
aggregating 1.425 horses against 1,426
for for the same period last week and l.
300 for the corresponding dates a year
ago. The volume of business for the
year continues of larger proportions
than last season, without a cores
ponding increase in the country sup
ply. The broader general demand for
commercial offerings and the increase
of representative buyers in breeding
districts have firmer prices in the
country. Country shippers generally
complain that first cost is too high
for conservative investment to resell
to eastern dealers at auction in the
wholesale markets. With horses con-
siderably lower at eastern points and
western wholesale markets than dur
ing the spring demand, the high prices
in the country have caused many
shippers to suspend operations until
prices fall in the country or advance
at eastern centers sufficiently to war
rant reasonable profit above buying
shipping and selling expenses. The
past weeks. which on some classes
reached $15@25, has been followed
the current week by mild reaction
which has resulted in partial recov-
cry of the late decline. Bulk of sales
are unevenly stronger and higher thar
last week, but $5@15 and upward be-
low the quotations current three weeks
ago Increased foreign attendance
has helped prices for some commercial
classes Trade is characterized by
steady unevenness at the following
/ irmer prices:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26
LOSES WANT AID HUSBAND.
He Wouldn't Buy $4,000 Home for
Her-Girl Resident of Seymour.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 25.-A dispatch
from California, Mo-, says that Thorn.
as Simpson, of Clarksburg, Mo-, sued
in st. Louis by Miss Edith Strome, Of
Seymour, Ia, for $4,000 for alleged
breach of promise, met her by adver.
Using for a wife in newspapers.
Simpson was invited by Miss
Strome, it. is said, to visit her at Sey.
mour. where she had property worth
$4,000. He did, and they agreed to
marry. When they met in st. Louis
for the ceremony the prospective
bride is said to have demanded $4,000
cash, which Simpson refused. Later
at Clarksburg, Miss Strome is said to
have modified her demand to a $4,000
home. This not being provided, it is
said, Miss Strome returned to St
Louis.
The following sentence promises tc
figure conspicuouslyin the suit:
at is understood that Edith Strome
and T. j. Simpson are to get married
some time next week, this, the 18th
day of August, 1905. (Signed) Edith
Strome, T. ]. Simpson"
Is An Iowa Girl.
Seymour, Aug. 25.-Miss Edith
Strome, who is causing such stir in
st. Louis by bringing breach of prom
Use suit for $4,000 against T. Simpson
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26

'UBLIC SALE-I WILL OFFER AT
Public Auction at my farm, 51a
miles southeast of Ottumwa, Tues
day, August 20, 1905, at 10 o'clock,
sharp, rain or shine, the following
property: 4s head of cattle, head
of mich cows, IA head extra fine
yearling steers, yearling heifers, 3
two-year old steers, 9 steer calves,
heifer calves; head of horses,
extra good brood mares, Swear old
mare. two year old gelding,, 8 ex-
ira fine mules, set of double work
harness; farming implements
plows. harness, binder, cultivators.
breaking plows, corn planter, 2 bob
sleds 1 wagon, / broadcast trow-
bridge seeder, stands of bees, hay
in stack, rs acres of corn in field
and other articles too Numerous to
mention. Terms, $500 and under,
cash in hand. Credit of IL months
given on sums over $500; purchaser
giving note with approved security.
Notes without interest If paid when
due. If not paid when due to draw
eight per cent interest from date.
Six per cent discount for cash on
time sales. No property to be re-
moved until terms of sale are COM
piled with. Free lunch at noon. B.
B. Burchett, Auctioneer. Frank
Skinner, clerk. John T. Rupe, Prop
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26

FOR SALE-ALL OF THE REAL
property belonging to the estate of
the late John M. Peters, consisting
of the following: The home place
of SO acres. of well improved land,
two story house of eight rooms, barn
and outbuildings; situated three
miles west of the business part of
Ottumwa and one mile from street
railway terminal; an ideal country
home. Thirty three acres of timber
land just outside city limits; near
brick plant northwest of Ottumwa
timber valuable and land suitable
for subdivision into residence lots.
House and lot on West Maple ave-
nue., Ottumwa, lot Is, Hackworth's
subdivision. Is acres at Cliffland,
Wapello county, farming and timber
land; living water. For further in
formation apply to Don A. Pool, cor
ner Court and Second streets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26
NORTHERN TEXAS.

The land of the future for corn, oats.
alfalfa, wheat, vegetables, fruit and
stock raising. 1t will take only
short time before that beautiful rich
prairie lands of Northern Texas will
be settled up with good industrious
farmers from all over the country.
Five or six years ago this was a wild
country on the western plain, then
the railroad came through it, towns
was built along the roads, some of the
towns are now up with cities in older
states, with modern business houses,
churches, schools and high schools,
You see nothing of the wild west any
more, the buffalos and the cowboys
have all disappeared. Now you see
large ranches pastured with fine cat
tie. l will say to my friends and. far.
mers in Southern Iowa, here you have
chance to buy you fine tract of
land at moderate price. The sauna
kind of land in Iowa and Illinois would
cost you from SIS to $3.50 per acre,
which you can buy near Hereford and
Bovina at from 81 to SIS per acre.
l could not tell you what in
come you might have from
the land. That depends more
on yourself and other conditions,
but from the looks of the land and
the crop which is raised on it will
say that you have very good oppor-
tunity for investment. Nature pro.
vides sufficient rainfall, fine water and
climate. I saw in the Courier lately
that some of my friends want to make
you believe that the only country now
for investment is Canada. I have
nothing to say against your argument.
| have worked the land and immigra-
ton business to the Northwest for the
past eight years, but there is only one
thing you have to depend on and that
is wheat. You get the cash for il
at the nearest elevator that is true,
but our friends don't say any.
with the Iowa and Illinois farmers
will not say that you can raise just
you can in Iowa, but l will say that
it myself. have seen very little
what / have seen would never come
up with the corn in the Southwest.
Here is another thing which is more
| Y. HS duu
short winters. l know the Iowa far.
mers like to raise stock. There ia
no better stock country than the
Southwest. On my last trip toNorthern
Texas saw thousands Of cattle which
never had any other feed than what
they got in the pastures They look
fine and will be ready for the market
this fall. The South and West Land
Co. of Chicago, are now the owners OF
nearly 100000 acres of this fine prairie
land. We have our next excursions
Sept. to Hereford and Bovina, Texas.
We have special rate from Ottumwa
and vicinity / will be glad to have
you go down with us and see the coun.
try for yourself. know you will re.
turn pleased with your trip. We
have had no one down there on thu
last trip who did not like the land,
location, water and climate.
i l will be pleased to have you call at
, my office over Cullen's store, or drop
! me a card and will write you or call
on you personally.
JOHN P. APPLEQUIsT,
Div. supt. South 6 West Land Co.,
OttumWa, Iowa.