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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-27

a genius is usually eccentric, but an
eccentric person isn't necessarily a
genius.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
50-inch Plush Ve1ours

Genuine French GooGs-5alauea a,
our great purchase from d pronf.
nent importer
Old Cold. Terra Co.ta. Pouaz-aussA
Tabae. Psacocz Bile. Cd Rs
Just these six s1z6ss-
tkersfors $225 Eoo1s--.--... sfy
A,so. in Upholstery
RICH A.srIQ- z VELOLRS
cns snzse ouiy--Tfe1io-r17s-
70 irch-val1e 3 ~ a ysrz o.
F-URSITJRE VELsJT R-zs ---ne-
vtde-plsin and ~ Dr. stock -
shor- T>nsths-vzile - 70 81 - "a
EMBOSSED zIOdAIR PLUsFrEs-
- inch-slso Friss Ero-zfe P-us5.,
were s1.4s 70 s. 7J-...-....---..-. "a
CURTAIN RE-FS-51 lr.r-
best eolo---vere - % 60 -...-. 40
WALL PANELS -F-r.ucl Tz------
41s tt.-val-e "a n. ..- -
FRENCH STRIPES. also fancy
cade-. fo- waH coverings. Es1s. se
al imported fabrics-
were .9s and 81 = ---.-..... -
IMPORTED VERONA vELlURs-
% irca-.1aporI ccs- $40 - o3
IRIstt POINT CURTAINS r.,
pair Iotz-saur7es. le-tlv sor.r
ri-h 6asigzs-we-e s. "a -5 sass I %
RJTE-!ED muslin CCETaINS-
Coia spo- and E.at-enLz.s Izs-~t,,-
were S1.I9 Observation-Disclosures. -
SCOTCH Lac CURTAINS
Real Lace Dssigu-a-. AM
4 yds- ionE-NeTs S3-oS 90 Sass . "a
ARABIAN NET CCRTz INsS-lacs
irsertIng-Piain. tucked n .a-e s5<.s
E1fies-ws-e S229 10 s. = 80
HEAVY CRTAINs-1Izrce-szss
DamAsz-besc eolor.ass-t-l f-iaz.,-
we're SLss. --..-.A 90
HEAVY BORDERED CURTAINS
Corduroy. Req B-oca5s. N5s--sh C-osx
Stripes and sold colo -,-.au-ss;
Velour OF Tapestry bo-le--bes.
shadss-wsr@ S4os an KS ? 81
DUPLEX TAPESTRY CURTAINS
Ge-eerized % look ike expensive.
SIX Br0ca6e-1ea = rope e5E-
also Derby sat.ns-vers silsS = o.
pAAASK CURTAINS
High art color sreccs-
equal 70 imported Curtains
that sell ~ thres times the prize : 53
BROCADE VELOUR CURTAINS
reverse % contrasting -olor.-g.-
were s24-sS -------------- ----1 g. go
FRENCH VELOUR PORTIERE-
duplex dssiSns-vsre SIS ss 25.OO
BED SET@Frezch Ne:-Rs-aissanos
Centre PiAc-BoIsts- Eith notif .
maJch-fsstoon Va-ance--
Were s. s----S. .9S. We're s14 ss 9 9.e5
Were 81 as- !. 50 We're s2iOo- Z 90
Imported SASH Laces-Sourschs or Russ.za
Cc-d. and Irish Point: also Colorsd
AppuGued Sets-S0 inches vi5a-psoS
or AIlover de.isns-aN With d1ubls
borders
Were .eS- 19
Were 81 eS ard s. 4e. .... .9s
Lzre Door PznsIS-5OzS@Eers -. SIS
Figured and Spot Curtain MuslinS-
Were -12is...-. 81
French Net Curtaininx-SoTsity lzos
inSt's and sdEewers -Ss-...--.s-s.- ,23
Yard wids Fancy SiI<olinss-slso
Fancy Curtain Mcsli1s-vsius -fs>s- ~
Frin<es-5lIk and Wo----1 WITH aE3
without tassels sad fancy h-atings-
I 9 20 inches vide
worth 81. 90 % s. 2cc-.........-..-.-..s CO So
| SIX Curtain E6gings-Sing-s E.6
/ double tasssis-fancy gimp
hsading-vsrs .I2is and b 3
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Embroidery Clearances

lnsertings-2 10 = tach-N NGinSocS.
Swiss ana Granddaughter ard
French close patterns
were 30 TO sac. .25 70 ?. 20
Fine t,Gsinss and Iuse-t!ngs--
10 inch---- We're 10. ....-s.- I pa
Il inch F?ounciaEs- Swiss AMI
NainsooE. also Corset cover En-
broidery--bsa6 top-were SO 90
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

70 FASHIONABLE Cbest ouaIityl calling
cards ,your name in latest ztvlel l0c
sop cards gsdies' OF gentle s.. 40c.,
postpaid. including sgents OUTFIT. 1905;
lovely samples AMERICAN ENGRAVING
CO, West Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Extra Fine Towels
Com fortables- eiosssno. SfosK

Full size eilkoltne--
white cotton hll.5-rere 81 S.. .SS
Full size French Sztsen-sorns with
deep bcrder ana centr- piece
were s44e Observation-Disclosures .SS
All finer Comfortsbiss
AZ Corresponding Reductions.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

VI CATER 10 1astidious people; prompt
and reliable; lace curtains correctly m
tshes eldest on upper West Side 243 Co
turabus-Evs.. neLr .1st-sI-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

MICROSCOPES. guns. mathematical. sur
Eic i and surveying instruments: un-s-
eeened pledges q speciality SICKLlS'S
Old CURIOSITY SHOP i6s Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Twelve Cases Sheets

that we will nor carry over-there-
fore. a price that will close them so
Quickly that we will nor promise
them after Monday-there may be
case or two for Tuesday. but better
come tomorrow
sIxSO-fuT round thread
Absolutely free % dressing ROC
no searn in centrs-vaiue e.
Washing axes them even closer
ard h-a-dsf you can sss o.
Ial1nae-sd samples sho7-. in d.
part-asnt-
Also
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
~ a well known make-great for
wear.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Women's Cloaks
Women's Tailored Suits
Eton or Long Coats
Sacques, Wrappers, Etc
Eerssy. Zibelins and

China SIX Dressing SacqCes- -
colors and b-sck-wsre Ss-sS- ----s--A.-S
Eidsrdow- Dressing Sscqlss- -
were 81 sS and S21s--------1 70
Emb'd Dot and Plsiu Creps kinonS
Sscquss-wash r!bbon trim -
Creps Kiuonos-r1ll length
ribbon trin-Wsrs 81 50 -.---..---l.f9
Elaansletts Ki-lonCs-fuN lsnsta- %
were 81 70 -------.----------' On
German Flannel Wrappers ~
velvet ribbon t-ir-vera s. -
CanSrlc House Dresses-ono aaa
two piece-Nght sni dark "a
were 81 4e .-...-.----.--. -
Canb-Ic wrapP.-s-sirss 81 % - n
were .sS-----------.------ -
Extra S.ze Flarrelstts WrsPpe-s- "a
a. 70 % buS.--were 81. 49- -.------- -
Cashmere Tea Govns-lsce and "a
ribbon trin--y. ere s. IS. .-----.--- 90
SIX Tea CfCwns-Bl0ck and ColcFs
elabcrately trirn'd with lace ~
were SIC os. ..-......-..-...1 1 20
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

MIRRORS. large sr5 email. framed and
Unframed: bsvgatns; fer sny purposs.
LEoSs. 1z5 Vest s2d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold. sil-
yer and platinum -EORNSTEIN. . GAG
Sta-aEe.. between l1Jtn ari l2Sith sts
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD BRASS BEDS repaired; springs made
Ike neT. rs-eua nrellire iron beds: send
postei GLAMSoN BRASS RED SUPPLIES.
6cs West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TXPEWRITISG.
CLOCKS.

FsTA BLIsHED 1850 Buy from mske'
es,I save rncney. Marble. onyx and Cole
Ciocks. 4 beg line 10 seles from. Big psr.
ira Ci.AE-X - 21sS- "A Gza6Aa L-AA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
LAUNDRIEs.

EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK. e0s
Snd 2.TI3 Broadway, also 6S9 Columbus
ave Wagons call and deliver HENRY
BECK. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
MACHINERY.
DUGlBWA1TEBgu
Il 49, & q LIZ LIsll-et 2 ElN-

At REDUCED PRICES.-5eo second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ard sK-
ehsnEsd -GEO 2. EDDY. Sse Msdison-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Great Values i'm
Wash Dress Fabrics

Goods bought within past two
weeks. reduced simply because tits
stock taking time-the more sold, the
less 10 inventory.
Wool an!sh No.lss-Su fancy shades
also black tan and Eray-elSsvH Hs-s
.l2H-OuT clearance price ......- a.
Fancy CiiaahsmS and Plain
ChSnbrdy s-exceiie1t assortment ga
fast coiOss-v1iCe .12is A.
Batiste CRrresux and Mercerized
Stripe Noveit.es--clean goods ready
20 make up into the prsttiest IN
summer trssses-Wcre u and IA u
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
OLD GOLD AM SILVER

CID GOLD, silver src precious stones
bought al highest market value made
into new articles ~ exchanged FOR new
s5welry nr lepaHese goods az NJ +. TEP-
PER : FACTORY. II W 3lst. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

WoRH-OUT S0Tp AID SILVER bought
- r. LpHGIAN'S SONS. gold and sn-
xerNAfrers : Jon:s-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

COINS RsiL Cons 5gought 1nn sod. Old
SOA@'H' Eoi9 ana Silver Purchased. T
ELDER. 90 East 23l-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

Jsbles. high grade bowling alley build
srs; lowest prices, MARX BROS. "a
Un,oa SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Clearance of
n Table Linens

BLEACHED DAHAsKS-5o inch
were 40 observation-disclosures. .2S
SATIN DOCBLE DAMAsKs-zH
Inen-ss inch-ws-s .SS.-..-..-.-. 70
ALL LINEN Il. s. sET%Fuu bleach
sxIO cloth-do.- SapiEirs-
were s.. 40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
ALL LINEN FRISGED SETS
bleached-
sx1O-ws-- ss,es. .....-.....-....2 .49
GERMAN LINEN FRNGED CLOTHS
roT opsnwork-SxiO-wo-s si-Ss. -. .79
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Clearance Prices
for Dress Goods
No out-of-style fabrics. but the
Silk Clearances

Money now spent is we'll invested.
Were Now
Teffeta Silks-Plsin. Check
ara Hairline-nsw colorinES 90 20
Fis'd and plain Tsrretas. 20 20
Dresden Figured Tane5ss-
.9S and SfIs -
Fancy Striped Tafe;AS. S...... 50 SO
Black Peau de Soies-25 inch .5 "a
satin Striped Black Grena-
dimes -doubls width........S1.O 20
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLEs.-sol!dly
made. high grade goods. durable accu-
gEte cushions. supplies. repairs. DECK
ER'S. i0o East eth-st- Esta biished 1870
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Dogs. BIRDS. SC.

DOG SCFDOL---TEcuscbre teaching
boarding. anything with dogs or cats:
collars chains. medicines. dogs on sale
eO3 Hest 1l0ih 81. cor. Broadway. Tel
> E.tl LIZ rrntnEgfil
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TOILET ARTICLES.

RANDERINE. fer renewing stains from
hanGs CT fingers without injury 10 skin.
Send i5o. for triai tube PARA CHEAI-
GAL CO.. e. WkTTsn-sL. Nsw-Ycrk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PIANOS AND ORGANS

GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS in pianog,
Efa-d grand, SO; Billings upright. $50;
TIE mcoern square. S45; good square only
Cecsr-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Clearance i'm Handk'fs

Ccid borders. launj>red AMI anlauHdsrsd
with Initials; lace t-im'd and snh'd. and
tancy styles for making into HimOaos.
caps. Sc'-thocsands Of various kinds that
VII tsSe much time 10 count, % We'd
rather sell and Inventory the cash: thsre-
fore
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

4. wAGSER-ADLER COMPANY manu-
fectuaers. superior billiard tables: Schaef-
er cushions. z2o-st. and Broadway; IS
GrNsr Jones-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW ETsoN. los Fulton
ct. patent solicitor: expert: established
-sss' -ea' service ;sleonap- 42Sa John.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
UPHoLsTERERs.

sCEREIBER g. DoRNER. upholst.rirs
ss7 Afnstercsra-sve. Telephone 44s,
E;Ver- Special prices for renoVetinx mat
trsszss anS furniture at residence or shoo:
ErCIlpt service. references
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
CNDERTAKERs.

L.5ocs 2. BAIBY. Funeral Director. s2T
Eest 4zc-et-. NeW-E ork: Office telephone.
iI5I 3Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
ST USPESDERS.

THE "MACWILLIAM" "
Suspender is the final
outcome of the uni
versal effort to perfect the
new Adjustable Cord form
of suspender. which has
become the only popular
Suspender of the period
There have been hun
dreds. perhaps thousands,
of good, bad and indif-
ferent Sliding Cord forms
hurled on the market in
the wake OF the "Presi-
dent" Suspender. irrespec-
live of merit, but merely
TO catch the swell Of thai
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Z : LEFKISGS. 81 Amster6afn-aye
near l02S-si.. NeW-Enrk- Telephone ass
-sivsrsi5e Sexton and I-n6ertsker No
ezt-a charge Tor uss OF rnortuary chapel on
PREMISE.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

HUGH GORDON MACWILLIAr1, rls
NEW ROCRELI.E. YORK.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-21

State News
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been named Nixon.
The Bank of Sparks has been
opened with Vim. Mcmillan as
cashier.
Nine miles of broad-gauge grad
ing have been completed on the
Tonopah railaoad.
The Government will build tele-
phone lines along the TruCkee-
Carson river irrigation canal.
The Raymond Beaudrie fight
will not take place in Sparks as
the s. 900 license cannot be raised.
The Carson News is to incorpor-
ate, make many new additions to
its plant and add book binding
and ruling outfit.
Some valuable mineral dlscOv-
cries have recently been made in
the Fish Lake country, in southern
Esmeralda county.
The second trial of AL Under
man, for the murder of Jack
Welsh, began in the District
Court at Reno Monday.
The Tonopah Mining Company
has called a meeting of stockhold-
ers for January 18th, when it will
redeem all preferred stock.
A Bishop man has established a
milk route in Tonopah, and has
the milk delivered daily by train
from the town of Bishop.
Miss Maggie Cavanaugh,
prominent woman of Carson, died
Monday at San Francisco from the
effects of an operation performed
Tor appendlcltlS.
Another town has sprung up in
the southern country. 1t is named
Kawich, in district of the same
name. Some fabulous ore finds
are reported there.
Peter Erickson, who was struck
by train near Iceland last Mon
day is in a critical condition at the
hospital in Reno, and it is now
thought he cannot live.
Paul Lovelace, charged with
stealing bullion and amalgam at
Edgemont last fall, was found
guilty by a jury in the District
Court at Elko last week.
The rough-and-tumble town of
Derby, on the canal in Washoe
county, is to have a special deputy
Sheriff. From all accounts the
place needs dozen deputies.
A Swiss milkman, named Ped
roll, who owned a milk ranch near
Winnemucca and peddled milk in
that town has become insane, and
has been sent to the asylum at
Reno.
Reno citizens are already dis
cussing the ACCESSIBILITY of giving
monster celebration during the
Fourth of July. 1t is probable
that the Order of Khorassan will
manage the affair.
Conductor ]. S. Diamond was
seriously and maybe fatally in
iured at Winnemucca Monday.
He was crossing a side track when
he was struck by a string of cars
that were being switched.
A. ]. Cadwallader, aged % years;
Felix Fox, aged 48 years; Ernest
Henkleman, aged 81 years; and
Lloyd Jordan, aged years, died
in Tonopah last week of typhoid
pneumonia and typhoid fever.
A laborer named Oscar Ander-
son was struck on the head as he
was about to enter a saloon at
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-21

The freighters plying between
Tonopah and Goldfeld have
formed a trust and raised their
rates from SIS to $40 per ton, to
the sorrow of shippers, who were
already suffering heavily from ad-
vances made by the railroad conf
pany, which recently increased
the freight charges on hay and
issued an order that all hay ship
ments must be accompanied by a
man who shall watch the cars and
prevent them from catching fire.
The indications are that there will
be a general raise in prices this
winter, and that it will come as
soon as the weather gets colder.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-21
Items cf Interest Clipped
from exchanges and Con-
den$ed for Quick PerM$al.

suddenly in the Monte Carlo
saloon at Derby last Saturday
evening. The place bears an un-
enviable reputation, but there is
no evidence of foul play in this
case.
The members of the Legislature
from Washoe and Churchill coun-
ties will in all probability intro
duce a bill creating an associate
Judge for the District as the
court business of Churchill de-
mands another man on the bench.
Billy Otis knocked Bert Lundy
out in two rounds in Tonopah last
week. This is the first time Lun-
dy has been defeated OH his own
dunghill. Considerable money
changed hands on the result.
The odds were S to in favor of
Lundy.
A man is in Reno introducing a
patent nickel-in-the-slot bartender
All you have to do is to drop into
the machine the price of the drink
you want and it is served up to
you. There will be no further
use for the old fashioned bar
keeper.
Two companies are being or
ganized to run an electric road
from Hazen to Fallon, and the
Legislature will be asked to grant
a franchise. Before either COM
pany does much the S. P. will
probably have a spur line into
Fallon from its main line.
Three men who gave their
names as Joe Thompson, Sam
Davis and Jim Carl, were arrested
at Caliente last week on a charge
of passing counterferfeit money.
At their hearing before Justice
Lee they were bound over in the
sum of $1,000 each to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury.
A character known as Mickey,
the rat" had fight in Derby the
other night with another character
of his stripe. After the row he
and some friends went to DR.. Cul-
ver's Office to get some wounds
dressed, and because the doctor
refused to treat him without pay
he was pretty roughly used by the
toughs.
That several small and indie
pendant grading concerns in this
State have been asked by the
Western Pacific people as to how
many men and teams could be
furnished this spring is taken as
another indication that the road is
to at last start actual work within
the borders of Utah, says the
Salt Lake Tribune.
A mail sack was found buried
in the sand on the banks of the
Humboldt River, near Winnie
mucca, a few days ago, and the
Silver State says it is relic of a
stage robbery of years ago, when
the mail sack was stolen and a
couple of bars of bullion taken.
1t may be that interesting devel-
opments will come out of the
finding of the sack.
Last Saturday night brute by
the name of Dan Regain went to
his home in Sparks drunk, broke
into the house and beat his mother
in-law so badly that she died from
blow over the heart. The
woman's name was Hess, and she
was in sparks on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Regain. Regain is
In iail ON a charge of murder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-25
talk with those whom have cured
in city. J. Doyeus, business manager.
9-25.lwk'
@. R. Hilton Pardoned.
No pants to match

c. X. Hilton was pardoned from the
penitentiary this morning by Governor
Chamberlain. He was convicted Of a
statutory crime by the circuit court of
sherman county, and sentenced 10 a
term Of 1--WE years in the penitentiary.
His pardon was granted upon petition,
his good conduct while in prison, and
also upon the ground that he has been
sufficiently punished.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-25
NEW BELTS
ALL OVER LACES

Our own importation Of laces brings
to Salem the sought-after-kinds that
you make up into waists and robes al
well as trimmings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-25
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

C. A. Phelps and Charlie King are
doing the fair today.
NJ. A. Bentley. Of West salem. has
sold his residence to John Holmes. the
hop grower, and is about to remove to
Sheridan. The family leave many
friends in and about Salem, and will
be substantial addition to Yamhin 3
social circles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-25
5ssvHasg STOCKTON & CO. Wifi VHiR G1s 9oa,Hn
"The Evidence of Things Unseen Has Left Path
Forever Green

Don't path your financial while you doze
The great bargain offerings passing the hands
Of thousands Of thrifty people every day.
If YOU yourself what Offering in the
of new goods Winter don't for yourself the
saving opportunities this oasis
of the bargain while others tramp
ueneh their appete for fashion in its great fountain
Of supply. 49,. -
WAKE UP DON'T AWAY THESE OPENING DAYS FOR
FALL, minute wasted is opportunity for
aver Remember there life the tide
~ M ebb Eager grabbing the things and wait
too long you viii get left Do 1T now is the motto OF progressive
America
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-25
Suit for Money.

j, L. Robertson VS.. Fred Miller is the
title Of an action for money, which was
fled in the circuit court this afternoon.
In the complaint it is alleged that Nil.
les issued a prOmissory note to Robert.
son on November l, 1902, for the sum
Of 500 and that he has only paid s225O
on the same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-25
Or. B. oTiain. A, NJ, NJ. D., specialist,

Or. B. Grimm. A. NJ. NJ D., Specialist.
Morphine, all drug and tobacco
habits cured (withOut Pain) in from
as 70 Is hours No money asked un.
I'll patient is cured and thoroughly
satisfied. For information desired,
ean on the doctor at the ofaee Of DR..
Lane, Holman block, Salem. Hours:
2 to 4 p. m. By permission you can
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-16
School Notes.

Robert Chattin is an absentee THE
week.
Harry Hiatt has Withdrawn from
school
Harry Gorrill is on the eick lis.
thin week.
Walter Bailey has withdrawn
from high echooI.
Willie Sloan is absent from school
on account Of sicknes~.
Harry Pinkerton entered Miss
Mellen's room Monday.
a number Of pupils are absent
from school on account of sore ewes.
Rose Nelson was absent from
school last week on account of Ill
ness.
Wesley Magden and Forest White
have Withdrawal from Miss Barrett's
room,
Grace House snd Hazel and Rich
ard Tyler are new kindergarten
pupils,
Edith Ruberry and Dahl Dienst
have returned to school after an alb
sence of several days.
Walter DuFresne, Webster King.
Albert Marhofer and Lena Lyon are
absent fran the grammar roam.
Lawrence Brady, Louis Olsen,
LaVere Bell, Raymond Nelson, Car
rol Falls and Anna Bailey have
withdrawn from the grammar room.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-16

Payette is to have a sugar factory,
an agreement having been reached
between the committee representing
citizens of Payette and the farmers
of that valley with George G. Par
kinson, representing Southeast
ern Idaho capitol. Contracts for
the years 1906-7-S have been
signed and it looks az if the work of
building and Installing machinery
for the new plant will have to begin
Immediately.
The steam shovel was put to
work Monday near Glenns Ferry
to complete the work of baliasting
the road. There is gap of IS
miles ex tending on each eide Of
Glenn's Ferry which has not vet
been ballasted and with the con-
pletion of this streach Of road the
entire Short Line from Granger
to Huntington will be ballasted
Superintendent Manson is hasten
ing this work to have it completed
before the Portland Exposition
travel begins and expects to have it
ali done in less than sixty DAYS.
Don't sign contract for a graph
ophone; if YOU do you'll he sorry.
A bunch of swindlers are going
through this and adjoining states
procuring signatures to contracts
Tor graphophones If you are only
very careful YOU won't be caught;
vice versa if SOU are not You be.
Iiese you are signing a contract for
machine to cost SIS, if you sign
II, out in reality you are signing an
order for twenty records additional
at Sl5 each, footing up 1915. Then
Eou are worked to agree to allow
the salesman to discount tn, note
because he happens to be short OF
cash. Many people have been
worked
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-16
Sub Rosa.

The Sub Rosas held pie asant
meeting at the home of Mrs W A.
Reynolds last Wednesday after
noon. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of Mrs. J A..
Furtlll, March %, when the fol-
lowing program will be given.
Quotations pertaining to char
cter.
Historical topic, awakening Of
nation" chapters 3 and A.
Paper, Music as we find it in
Mexico Mira Dan'i Mclaughlin.
Leader, Mrs. Linton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-16
Union Club Meeting.

The various woman's clubs of
Mountain Home will meet at the
congregational church of this city
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
they viii listen to an address by the
president of the second district
Federation of W oman's Clubs. Mrs
Stone is the president and her home
is at Caldwell. The meeting is for
club women exclusively, we are
given to understand.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-16

Our property is being inclosed in
a new picket fence.
The ordinance of baptism will be
administered Sunday.
Our yard has been leyeled, prep
aratory to being sown in grass.
The cottage prayer meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Comes on
Thursday evening, and at the home
OF Charles Magden Friday evening.