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shiDyssAs rsa DiAculty n Get.
tin1 Material.

Dzporters arc nndtns Il difficult 70 secure
pr4css on 1000 tons Of 70 pounds rails for
franos, ~ ssconds Ars specified. Very few
Of the rail mills have any surplus OF such
rails. - tho rail mills hsvs been operating
saaisfacs orly md any OF lots have been
readily disposed Of In the South. FAhrtcaasd
structural steel continues strong ~ i.7Ac. 20
i.7Sc, baAs Pttsburg. for standard sections.
In faa. most of the structural mills ere
sin working on bar orders for export. which
command much higher prices. Steel pisass ss
stronger. with prices ranging nom q 10
Dc, . pound for shipment ovsr the next
two or thres months. ohipyaeds afs hnding
d f1culty In securing sthsf plates or shapes
for early shipment. The largest fabricating
ordsrs continue 70 come nom steal mills tha&
are preparing 10 tnoesse oapasty. Such
contracts plsced In the lsH few days smount
10 sbout 1900 tons.
Ths Republic Iron anA Ssssa Compsny he's
piscsd an addi.ionS confsH fol. 500 ,ons
Of besssmer tron q NJ Valley furnacs for
The HApuhlic company has deddsd 10 con.
struS another blast furnscs With . capacity
Of $50 tons. n. q. TAYLOR Company u In
livery n Cumberland. Pa. over the second
half Of next year, The MssshAll Foundry
Company il In the market for 1900 tons Of
third quarters OF lSs. Thew ars Aso In.
ouines for about 5000 tens Of basic iron In
the Fttsburg district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

The New York FEDERAL Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent for thirty 70 ninety
days and 5 per cent. for longer bills.
Open market discounts. prime accept
snces. maturing up to ninety days. 2E6
~ per cent.
Commercial paper rates were s1sx nor
cent. for sixty 30 ninety day. b.ls and
for four to SIX months best names, sia q
4 per cent, for others.
Call money on the noer Of II. Stock E.-
high, 2 per cent. low. IL per cent.
Time money held steady. Rates were
~ 62< per cent. for sixty days. aG G 4
per cent for ninety days. s9sN per cent.
nve months.
sterling exchange was nrm. Final quo.
~tat!ons were: Demand. 40; cables. A.'0L.
Call money. in London. 81. a. per cent:
short bills, ~ per cent, three months
bills. ~ per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: &,
Louis. par: San Francisco. soc. premium,
Minneapolis. +oc. premium: Chicago. ioc.
discount; Cincinnati. par; Montreal, N7.c. A..
discount.
Bar silver In London. a5Sd. New York,
sake.
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchange. s6?<.bos.b77; balances S?s, 0s%,-
s%7: Sub-Treasury credit balance. Sa2s,% ait.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Easier on Expectation Of
wsakness II Brasil,

y 10 the opinion in many quarters in the
cones market th0 the increased dificulty in
marketing coffee In Europe ~ . result OF the
interrupted trade with Scandinavia will cause
weakness In Brazil and bring about more
hberA offerings from there In tho domestic
market. Owing TO this impression orices in
the local market yesterday were easter. but
covering on the part OF December shorts
and heavy switching from that position TO
ne later months commanded the attention Of
tne trade and price changes were narrow.
ciodnk at . net decline of I 10 2 points
I9tal Gales were Ito bass Cost and freight
oners from Brazil confirmed the expectation
OF lower pric-s. a. undeecrihed Santos ~
wsre offered here n 20 TO s.Gr. and we'll
described Il At 500. TO s.-oc., while 6s were
Quoted a. SOC; all London credits Rio Il.
were ohered At London creiita and
&c. American credits. The demand, however.
was slow. and the fsr that deliveries 90 far
tnis month have amounted TO about ToO. 900
bass strengthened the opinion that interior
handlers are well supplied with coffee. Spot
prices remained unchanged. with Rio 7s
quoted at 80. TO T<c. "
The onical Brazilian cable sho wed a decline
OF 70 refs In Rio and 100 reis in Santos. while
NO excnAnfe on London was lid, lower at
l:Hd. Receipts = the porte were 200 bags,
aSdnN $500 last year. Prices follow:
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Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, November IS
Receipts OF beevcs were IA head, nearly
ali of which were consigned for slaughter.
No trading OF importance in live cattle.
Feeling steady, with light receipts ex-
pected for Wednesdays market. Dressed
beer slow. at ioi, @lt@c. per ID. for city
DIRE ssed native sides.
Receipts of calves were 349 head. all for
tho market. Trade was quiet. but prices
steady. A car of Canada grassers was
holding for better prices COMMON to
euils at -; gra.sers at ,k9'S.s7ts: year:
qviet. but steady at l3ia alsc. for city
dressed veals; i2GlSc. for country dressed.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 5000
head. including 8 cars for the market.
sheep ruled steady; lambs wers arm to
SS0t5.50 per 100 lbs. good 20 prime Am bs
at 1s.2bats,6o; a car OF choice West VIZ
ginia at 1915; Gull lambs and yeaTlings
at S6.5OIs7 Dressed mutton slow at So
live: dressed lambs firm at I2n al5c';
hog dressed At l5is nisc. country dressed
hothouse lambs steady at s?.3oIS9 per
carcass.
Receipts Of hogs wer. s.e5I head, includ-
ing half 4 car for the market. Prices lower
and good medium weight hogs sold at
So. 30 per 100 lbs. rouEhs at s., Country
dressed hogs steady Ut 90 l2c.. roasting
piss at Is9lsc
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THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT
GAGE Sc bO-NEAR SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS OF RUSH TERMINAL
BUILDING COMPANY.
lau AL ll lnHA

The undersigned Trustee under the mort
gage given TO secure the above described
issue Of bonds, desires under authority of
said mortgage to eNpend tho sum of sew
enty-six thousand -four hundred and nifty
dollars N16,t5G, COZ In the purchase OF
bonds OF said Issue for the Sinking Fund.
provided such purchase can. In its opinion,
be now made advantageously, Sealed offers
Of said bonds may be sent to tho once OF
the undersigned, Trust Department. 80
Broadway. New York CITY. on or before
December 18Th. 1915. at twelve O'Clock
noon.
Bonds accepted must be delivered on De
cember ltth. or security furnished that
day, II required, that delivery will be
made within ten DAYS. Tho right Is re-
served by tho undersigned to reject any
and all offers.
colt MBIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Dated. New York, October 30th. 1915.
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BRIT1sH CoNso1s DROP 10 81.
Lowest n 100 YeaPs-0ther secur.
ities Hold Their Own.

LONDON. Nov. 23.-The abolition Of
tho minimum prices on the Stock Ex-
change did not result in any perticu-
lar pressure to sell. Tho trading was
on the whole rather slow. The principal
change was In the market for consols.
The minimum on these has been 65.
The opening to-day was at IS and the
price subsequently vent to 81. The mar
ket was quite active In this security. The
days price Il the lowest for more than
100 years. However. the rate during
the Napoleonic wars was 5 per cent
instead Of the 2 per cent. ( now
ruling. Just before the battle Of Water
loo. h low price for tho 3 per cent.
consols was sax. Previous to that they
had sold as low As 60N.
Leading foreign securities were not
affected. they having recently ruled
above the minimum. American issues
were narrow. Canadian shares ruled
easier. Rubbers were strong in SYM
pathy With the staple.
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HOLIDAY ULNESS
IN COTTON MARKET
Trading on 4 Small Scale, but
the rndertone Contin.
ues Steady.
MILLS BUY SPARINGLY

ro,,cn was very dull yesterday. with
,,sins on a ~pre-hoiidsy scale and
.,.,a,ions chiefly Of local professional
..,,,, The steadiness of Southern spot
..,te,. served TO check any selling
movement, here, and with a small decline
a, the opening prices gradually worked
-, and closed around the basis Of Mon.
a,v,s Nnal prices. There wal some buy
loo for the account Of ~spinners calling
.o,,on. but general business was light.
sentiment Is very bearish, as traders
..s no way In which prices can be held
wy 9TH a crop Of even 2.oOo.0 900 bales
ussn EXPORTS are 1900. 900 bales less
han last season and American spinners
.ra buying sparingly. There 10 q dis
position 20 overlook the fact that exports
ave- more than they were at this time
las, wear and that II the stR problems
,u~rrounding tho shipments Of cotton . .
sason were solved II may be equally
nssIble 10 work out an adjustment this
season.
m. market. but they are consuming q
srea, deal OF cotton. Local brokers who
have been in New England recently re-
mort a record business throughout the
,.x,ile districts Of Rhode Island and
Massachusetts and say that spinners are
hoping to get their supplies at q tribe
lower price.
The Cotton and Cotton Oh Ncps says:
we are not at all worried at the lack
~ demand for spots. We have seen
The spinners U Of the market in No.
vember at 3 cents and bidding rave
nously for II at 10 cents In February.
Just freeze to your cotton. The time
IA eolng TO come when Liverpool must
raise IT, bid. and neutral countries will
ret our cotton II our ships have to be
ronvoyed by the whole American navy.
n you happen TO be doing business with
10 per cent. bank and can't get the
money cheaper TO hold your cotton,
notify this paper or the Federal Reserve
banks at Dallas Of Atlanta and your
local banker will be glad to come across"
Market closed steady.
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CPucible Dividend.

The Cruclble Steel directors declared
a dividend Of ~ per cent. on the pre-
ferred stock, resuming quarterly divi-
dends that were suspended on September
II. 1914. The dividend Just declared 10
payable on December u. The stock 10 a
7 per cent. cumulative issue. Unpaid
dividends to date amount to 3<k per
cent. Crucible Steel common was quite
strong. rising to ~. - compared With .
low Of TN last Saturday. The high ID
1914, touched q few weeks since.
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EXCHANGE HIGHER,
stps.gest Mark 10 Reached since
the mtg Break.

Sterling exchange took another squirt
Yesterday, closing at No highest
nCures since the big break which
carried demand sterling down to %.60,
Demand sterling closed at 40. with
cables at 4.70E. This compares with
I.OSN for the former and +.7oh for
the latter on Monday. Francs closed At
6,s2M for checks and 6.sl& for cablsa
arainst SOS and 6.ea respectively the
day previous. Italian lire was unchanged
At e.lgit, a. were rubles IT say.
Marks sold down to q new low record
On the present movement, closiAg At
90 s-l6 for sight drafts and SON for
gables. The previous close was
s0X for me former and 50 HE for tho
latter. Austrian kronen were unchanged
at 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
NEW SECURITIES LISTED.
Exchange Admits More Than
SllA,OOO,ooo t. TraAiag,

The following securities were added yes
terday TO the Stock Exchange list:
Chile Copper. $4,000 600 capital stock.
studsbaker Corporation, e?,oes.ooo com
Bush Terminal buildings. $3.50, 900 nrst
mortgage guaranteed 5 per cent. bonds,
Toledo. 81. Louis and Western. sAtsS,ooe
.incstes OF deposit for 4 per cent. gold
bonds. with authority to add Sl.sso.eoe
additional.
Omaha Railway. oa.ooo.ooo 8 per cent. de.
benture bonds
s-Tabuiating -Recording Com
pany, ji0, 500. 900 capital stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
OF The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
tho United States Will he held In the rooms
OF the Society, No. 100 Broadway. in the
Borough OF Mani attain, New York. on
Wednesday. December LIST. 1918, at twelve
o clock noon. Such other business Will be
transacted as MAJ be properly brought
before the meeting.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Secretary.
New York, November 2+th. 1915.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.


A Arm undsstons. prevailed In tho market
for raw sugar and sslss wsrs reported OF
s;ss S:s' q s Poi: 81 kseo :.s &C. ,s::r 3. .s.:s.
q MI ss:s s :isso ~ 'Hot - %:r :.,a r ~: sS,d Sn;
men.. and :si:s were Isperted q 1000 b.ss
Rs6ned sugar vas inactive. but Arm on
The bans Of 9 csnts for hne rsnula,sd.
The market for sugar futurss was inactive.
market vas barely steady owing 30 modsrsas
hauideticn and an s6eence Of more than 9
limited demand, CiosinI priHs were ! 10 8
Oman i4h.LQN. Cloa. PRAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
STATEMENT.
MONDAY

MONDAY.
PalA ~ GutJTssasury 10 banks.. tl.efe.eeo
raid ~ banks to 0~vbIrsaSusy.. aSet.eoe
Lsse 10 tanks 90 aay's tRans-
aOttone vNstossWo
oINCD FRIDAY Last.
PAID By Sub Tysa4ury TO banks. tAteA,eo(
Paid ~ banks to Sub-rrsasury.. 0.fSt.ttl
- 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SASss.ssS
SieSs Observation-Disclosures. assa.sst
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. z.-Copper shares were
can Zinc, > Shsituck end Xrsons were
s pss,m %Ss sss,ye yo ssSeh H.. IN H ne ~ ma . Ss.
ford VA the mos active railroad share.
hoidinI steadier than YESTERDAY. Atlantic;
Gull aud WeN indies common and preferred
VEN features in The miscellaneous iia, both
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 0.-StsvaSt-Warner showed
an easier trend. With the stock recetvng good
Csrbide held very steady. fiinoi Brick de.
Ciined 2 points on moderate selling. Chicago
RAILWAY nret certificates made . subs arNial
recovery. Bond market active and strong.
TH,a auunHaPy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
Pacific Light & Power CORPORATION

Pacific Light 4 Power Corporation
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS
The undersigned trustee under the riret
and Refunding MbGtEaEo OF the Pacific
Light and Power Corporation, dated Nov
goth, 1911, has received tho sum OF s2Ss..
0OS.il as Il paSmen 20 the sinking Fund
mentioned IN said mortgage for the pur-
chase OF bonds issued hereunder and In
Stes tenders of such bonds for such pur-
chase TO an amount sufficient to exhaust
rsld sum. Proposals Will be received by
the Undersigned at its office, 55 Cedar 81
Dec. sth, 1915, Tho right is reserved 10
reject any bid.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST 90.
Ry CALVERT BREWER, Nice-President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

.drr'hl re, Nov. .3,-Coiumbia Ga. and
her vas active and closed with 4 fur.
con -'4h 9f,,t.. Window Glass Machine
poI' uni uiion Switch were up . half
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Closing Prev
DriceD. elm
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. n.lrr.dinr "a.
que, and prices. were mostly s~tsfionsry.
tIAnors Steel sold up half poinf And
american Gas a point. Tia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
C0TT0NHEED OIL.

n. lis, moved up shsrpiy. westsrnsrs
20 local shorta were moderate buyers.
10 IN lard had much to %. with
nou'heasi. There WAS very little hedge
seliing here. The local spot position shows
iu,h strength. November oil selling at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

The II A. N. bids TO Liverpool were: Janu.
eIry: u.sac March. Isle; Nay. l3eee.; July.
Ebc The market there 10 due 10 open 10
Gay ~ 10 : points advance.
l0ft receipts and stocks:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
THE BALTuk0RE MARxr.

BAfTIMORE,. Nov. N-Activity continued
in Cosden. witch wss UNCHANGED Tor Shs
day. Othcr stocks were steady and not much
Changed, Tho summary:
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Tbe Liverpool market openod quiet: .Theee
~ . GOOD demand In SPOT cotton nth MD:
bales: receipts. 1900 bales. including lA.ooe
American. Closed steady.
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claims of $685..
Petition Dismissed.
ADOIIPH WOL1ANG-Judae Hough has
dismissed the petition Nled on June -
against Adolph Wolgang. women and
mems furnishing goods, 75e Columbus
avenue, on a settlement with creditors
b al IS cents on tho dollar cash,
Receiver Appointed.
JOHN eOMMERVILLE ELEVATOR COM
P~ANY-Judge Hough has appointed
Jesse Watson receaver OF tho John som
merVille Elevator Company, 1856 West
Th.r,ieth street. bond s. 600. Assets are
IS 5000.
Assignment.
vINCENZO BIZZARI. grocer, AIS First
avenue, assignment 20 Henry Aconfora.
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The local market for spot cotton Was quiet.
: points decline: middling. i1.Toc. Southern
sSca %rhes: = n nsSc.:eo o Scrs on.
iiIDc.; Savannah. inc; Msmphia. u.Soc.;
Augusta II .ssc.. and Houston. i1.eoc.
New Orleans market opened steady: Goood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
DAILY TREASURY eTATE1H1r.

WARRINGTON, Nov. zs.-Ths statement Of
the receipts and disbursements Of the Treas-
ury shows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

and vegetables at Port Chester. petition
In bankruptcy by four creditors. with
claims of SbO5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

The United States Steel Corporation
10 underwood to have made additional
heavy appropriations for plant extern
sions. among the latest being . substan-
tial sum for the building Of . by
product coke oven at Cleveland. which
will facilitate operations 1t tho plant
Of the American Steel and Wire Com.
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

Exports Yesterday wers II. IA bales
mus Tar this season. l.7io.3<l bales
As' season. l.lSc. rs bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24
Steam coal continual scarce ana stronJ

6team coal continues 0carce and strong
1t full prices for prompt shipment. while
gaa bituminous coal sold yesterday at
31.40 to Sl.45 at the mines. including one
lot Of 5000 tons for export and one LOT
Of $4,000 tons for delivery over the next
twelve months to q domestic consumer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

The Minneapolis Steel and Machinery
Company 10 reported to have taken ssv-
eral contracts for trench excavation tools
for the Russian Government. and the
Bull Tractor Company Of Minneapolis
has taken several substantial orders for
tractor engines for the French and Rus
sian Governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

Great Britain, italy and Japan con-
tinue in the market for steel making pig
iron. and some additional contracts have
been closed, including one lot Of 900 tons
Of standard bessemer for shipment to
Italy. 1t 10 understood that the price
paid was between $3.50 and SEQ at
ships side New York harbor. Another
inquiry was put out yesterday for some
low grade foundry iron for sxport 70
Great Britain. Japan 10 underwood TO
have closed for some additional lots Of
low phosphorus and high grade foundry
iron. and 10 reported to be still negotiate
Ing for q large tonnage Of low phos-
phoru0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-24

ing at New York In most severe and
all sorts OF man1uvfes are being re-,
sorted to to release, cars on sidines. Ac.
cording 20 report yesterday $4,000
cars are held on the tracks of the La
high Valley Railroad between New York
and Buffalo. The urgency for empty
cars IL extreme. and on a New Jersey
railroad. II b reported. some material
export 10 Russia has 4een un-
loaded on h ground. possibly to reieass
rolling stock.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-06
SCHOOL NOTES

The German Club held its regu.
lar meeting this week with Miss
Buchanan. German games resembling
our buzz and going out west
were played.
Mrs. Wetherell substituted In the
freshman and sophomore English
classes Thursday morninl because vf
the illness of Miss Steelman.
TIE sixth grade expects to drama
tie RIP Van Wrinkle" soon.
This weeks visitors We're: fourth
grade, Mrs. e. Thompson; eighth,
Mrs. Skillings; kindergarten, Mrs. b.
q. Smith.
Stella and Julia Hitler have with.
drawn from the seventh AID eighth
grades to leave for Montana and
and Paul Witter has withdrawn from
the seventh grade to leave for Ray,
North Dakota.
A girls glee club was organized
i'm the high school this week by Mrs.
Wetherell.
The sixth grade boys are going 10
begin work in whitteling.
Harold Davis and We non Baum
garner are absent from he eighth
grade because Of sickness.
The sixth grade is going on
picnic Saturday with Miss Burks ana
Miss Fagler as caaperones.
In the sixth grade spelling match
between Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Sparks,
Mr.. Sparks is ahead.
The freshmen are terribly worried
because the seniors are correcting
their themes. But this is more of |
4 test OF the seniors knowledge than
The freshmen's.
The German II class spent their
period in singing Friday al
ernOon.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-06
y
CONGREGATIONAL NOTES =

The communion of the Lords sup.
per will be observed Sunday forenoon
The Savior laid special stress upon
Che Importance of this memorial
The evening subject, 7:30, The
Medbury Hill Disaster; What the
bible has to say of it"
The Sunday school at 1910 Chris
tian Eadeavor at $50. Topic: How
to Make This a Happier World" Con-
secration meeting and roll call. Mrs.
Nina Thompson, leader.
The Monthly Teachers meeting
Tuesday evening with Mr.. Norell at
1880.
The Prayer and Bible reading We'd
nesday at 7:30, Acts 10.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-06
..
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
News Items


The Ladies Guild viii meet with
Mrs. Ticknor Thursday afternoon, ga
The Rev. Archdeacon Howard Stoy
of Pocatello will officiate at the SER
vices in our church week from
Sunday.
The Young Ladies Episcopal Club
meet every other week. The next
meeting will be held wednesday event
ing when a full attendance is much
desired.
A social afternoon was enjoyed by
the Ky-Ky Club at the club house.
Refreshments We're served, eighteen
members being presnt. Election of
applicants for membership takes placs
at the next meeting.
Mrs. Morrison is now officiating at
the organ and the music of the or
chasJra Sunday evening was much en-
joyed by those who attended the
service.
The first hike of this season of the
boys club will take place Saturday
next, weather permitting. Arrange
ments for same will be made at the
meeting Wednesday evening at 200
o'clock.
The manual training classes of
the Boys Club and Ky-Ky Club are
making good progress. Another order
was received this week.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-06
METHODIST NOTES

y
Dr. Silton will preach next Sunday
On "A Good Listener" The evening
theme will be "The Incompatible
One"
Sunday school at 10 a. m. F. j
5choeneeke, Sup, rintendent. Epworth
league at $50. p. m.
The district superintendent will be
here Friday, March 9Th. The quar-
terly conference will be held at the
pastors residence.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. d.
M. Braucht. Attendance was small
ON account of the rain.
The pas,or has been suffering from
an attack of pleuresy for several
days.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-06
Has Used Chamberlain s Couch
Remedy for 20 Years.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been used in my houshold for the past
twenty years. | began giving it to
my children when they We're small. As
a quick relief for Group, whooping
cough, and ordinary colds, it has no
equal. Being free froom opium and
other harmful drugs, / never felt
afraid to give it to the children. |
have recommended it to a large num-
Der of friends and neighbors, who
have used it and speak highly of it,"
writes Mrs. Mary Minke, Shortsville,
N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF Bunus B. Swami, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned Georgia e. Swami, admin
istratrix of the estate of Bunus B.
Swami deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Georgia E.
Swami, admin stratrix, Mountain Home
County of Elmore, State of Idaho,
this being the place fixed for the
of the business of said
estate.
Dated February 16, 1916.
GEORGIA E. SWAMI,
Administrative