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Representative Mill« of Texas >*"
to Jowa to mike a aeries of eam
tht $l»arr bulletin.
flam OOCJTTT. matin
a m. kaynk, •
Rocky Baa, August 15, IHM. * :
tive Crain, who i» in charge of lit*
for the Spe.ker.hip, say. of K
•'Mr. Mill« ia in the'
gone
puign apeechca in aid of the Demo
cratic cause. Hi* friend Represents
ran VMM
hi« prwpccu:
race to stay and to win. Heiaatronger
to-day titan when Congre»* adjourned
and he ia gaining strength every day.
He has mado accession* in the East
and hi* splendid fight in the West and
Northwest lisa given him a degree ol
strength there which will sstoms »
opponenU. Mr. Mill* favor* tho free ||(
coinage of silver, but he also believe* |
that it i* a question to be settled in*
»id« of the party. The Democratic
partv is a unit for larifl - reform hut in
divided upon the silver question. Why !
element of di.con>
be
inject an
party platform T Lot us go on w
the conte»! for UrifT reform and «ettle
all subordinate question, in our rank» i '»
after we .hall have won the victory." , »I
Repreacnlative Crisp of Georgia and
his friends are just as confident of id* of
election to the Speakership a. Mr
Crain is that Mr. Mills will be elected!
_ _ tv
Even such bigoU as.ex-Senatiu Blair
may sometimes make a sensible ro j
mark on the race question, which has
been the causi- of so much senseless
whites of the I u
ing to accept the verdict of nature. I "
which ha* made the Caucasian race ; "
■UDerior to all other« by endowing it U8
with more brains and intelligence than !
i*t*d thin fact, a « he recently said,
«neikimr of the blacks und whiter: ..
_ . .
"The white« are the dominant rant* ; R
they will always rule." Had this |
evident fact been recognised by the '
jiarty of which Mr. Blait is a shining to
member, in the legislation it ha* en
acted during the last quarter of a ccn
tury, there would be no such thing as
a race problem in this country. All
the trouble has grown out of the ab !
surd Republican attempts to make the '
in
The Immigration Comn.isaioner has 1
decided that Welch tin-plate worker. ! ln
can be brought to this country under:
ilhout violating the Alien '
1
I !..
never made, but to »ay :
nothing of that, which is no more than
expected of Republican official., !
, r. j
,
the bencht to American workingmen
comes in in inaking tin-plate in Amer- j
lea, if the makers of it nre to bo im
jK.rted from Wales? The employment
of a large numb, r of .Vmericans in this
industry would have furnished at least
a semblance of an excuse for the in
crease of one dollar a box in tho price
of tin-plate, which will bo entirely
lacking when it is known that tho so
called American tin-plate is being
« l , . . ,
made by Melchmen brought to
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I
prejudice against tho
Bouth in the minds of people unwill
Ex
is poasessi'il by any other race,
tienstor Blsir must have at least real
negro the dominant race in the South
ern States.
contract w
contract law. A more outrageous de
cision
Willi
was
will somebody kindly explain w
America for that pur]>ose.
It is an old Hepublit-an foiling for an
official «» soon ss he geu appointed or
elected to find places for other mem
ber» of his family. It therefore must
have greatly shocked Treasurer Ne
heker and Assistant Secretary Crouse
when Secretaiy Foster refused to con
firm the »ppointmt nt« they lmd made >
of their •on« to be their private wore- !
taries.
squeamish shout Government pap, but j
the recent disgraceful ex|H>sure in the
Pension office probably made him feel -
that nepotism was a dangerous thing >
to have srouud, particularly when one ;
ia posing as u strictly business member !
of the Cabinet.
Mr. Foster is by no means
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Since it became known among Re
publican» that Major McKinley made
an appeal to the national Republican
executive com milieu fur money to
save him from defeat, there is. notice
able diminution in the amount of brag
in which they indulge. Thev now
* .
resllZC (hat alth<>Ui;h OlllU i« ordina*
rily a Republican Stale the election of
McKinley, handicapped by his unpnp- J
ular and unjust tariff bill, is very far
from being a certainty, and most of
them are willing to admit that the
legislature is iu doubt. This is a very ;
great change, and it is significant.
The pension fevor it onntageous. A
wealty citixen of Omaha, who is said
to be perfectly sane, has started a cru- :
sade having for iu object the jiension- !
ing by the Government u! every negro
who wss a slave. If this sort of thing
I« to keep up it is only a question of I
time when the projioaiiion for the '
Government to take care of everybody j
Will be aerinutdy made.
---me—
It is currently rejiorted at Washing- i
Urn that an organised effort is to be
made to have the next National Deni
ocratio convention held in Baltimore.
In that case Senator Gorman would
probably coine to the front os a prom
inent candidate for I'renidsnt.
!
Live ami let live. Have your job
printing done at home.
Advcrtiwiiii-nla in local col
UWtta mû* per hue.
The Rt. Paul Btate, organ <>I the
Minnesota Farmer's Alliance, rejoice«
hi the peaceful wUlrment of the
minera' Inwblr in Tennesw-e, ami «loot |
not regret the enllikion between the
miner« anil the State authorities. Hail j
the miner« submitted without a pro. ;
teat to the employment of the convicts
0 f ju evil consequence« would imvej
Ü
:
follower!, without public attention be
ing called to a law which doe« no*
poea««» a »ingle redeeming feature,
B|Jt M R 0 f ,j ie miner»' opj>oai
K U|f , U|li , u , llre of ,he Rum will
be calleil together and the odiona ay«
0 j pi„ c j nK convict« in compete
(jon wi(h |, n , IPt( („bor w jU u* invaati
^ Th „ e(luCttlilina i „fleet will lie
wa „ technically wrong.
good, own though the action of the
The
I
.protest of the miners was l „
enough to commsnd a hearing, And
||( . nc( . th# effcct cun nol f ait l0 U .
| aa]llIjirJ .
! I«'«"* : «> <> iJ ex-Oov. Gray of Indiana ; I
strong j
Governor Campbell of Ohio used to
be a Republican ; so did Gov. Boica of
Oeo. F. William, and Sherman Hoar
i '» Massachusetts ; so did Jacob Ulrich
, »I Bar. The Idaho Democrat
think« these instances »rasymptonietic
of a remarkable revolution in politic* a
Ho it blind who sees no meaning in it.
The inquiry is at least worth making It
tv I, y the tracks all lead one way in this and
Q f business. J is
j ^- '
Nc * r FuUon ' Mo • recently, a cow , onc
»**• blrth 10 32 cm1vm ° ,,e w " 8 tbe
I u * ,,b1 ••*«. 1,10 other« ranged from the
sixe of a rat to that of a cat. Only one his
I " * livo - Tbi " » " »'""y ^ MU '
; " ouri " u,r - v »" ,l " P~»'ably a, truthful ,
U8 majority of pHrM^rapha weekly -
! *?1**™t »•* t,lc ' Lickspittlo-Ligh..
The neat p«i me roa-t Newspaper.!
Eleewhere will be found a notice of !
.. . . ...
arrangement by which the Elmore
R IT ttar rTM cun j M , dnbbif! with the him
| vVkeklv Kan Fkamcuu'o Examiner !
' The \v K kklv Examikkr is cnnsideml
to he one of the best newspn|M-m pub
lisliml in the United Kiat>-*, and is err- are
hiinly the best printed on the Pacific „ ac
wl J'ch everybody !* interested in cents
Ä TcZZu lITtT Wh' who
! teMern Hute*. ' Th" publisher ul'tlio The
' Kxaminkh i« W. R Hearsl, only son of
the late Renator Hearst, who lias ex- '
pended an enormous amount of money are
in establishing the paper and making w
1 'wITm, ÂiviTÏÏ.*
! ln California. Oregon and Washington "[f
almost every one takes the Examineii. Lhc
' <>ur oflet to furnish both papers for | ing
1 FOUR dollars i* an exceedingly liberal
lone ' * n<l WH •**1"'*'* toobtain U large
: liat of „„Ucriber* for the Examiner, a*
well a« for the Uu.i.etin; «a> that the i
! Kxam.nkr'r »126,000 list will come
j into this neighborhood. Every sub- which
, Kcribcr get« one t*f the niApniticcnt < the
pj^mhuM picturea with the Kxaminku,
j beside* what may he given in the I
grand distribution of »12fl.0tk) in extra mg
wurU * Ir0 "' M C0 " U '° 1
world containing all the latest sens«- j
tional and sporting new*,
keeper, bartier or club room can afford
*° b ? wi ' bo,,t it : U always makes,
Irtonds wherever it gia-s. Mailed to,
ttnv j n the United States, se
I curely wrapped, 13 week* for »1 (X).
I Mend Five cents for sum pie copy.
RICHARD K FOX,
New York City.
TIIK POLICE ti.UKTTF.
Is the only illustrated paper in the
No »all Hit)
I
Franklin Square,
____ _ _ _ . __
AT. fOR^i E\ S A 1 LAW.
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FRANE T. WYMAN.
HARRY C. WYMAN.
WYMAN & WYMAN.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Patent« for tbiulny claim« a «pc .tally.
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I'ollwuu'i* prwnpUy «t'«*dcd I*, j
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C. F. BAXTER.
Essayer ami Mineralogist.
ROCKY BAR. IDAHO
Promp* attention yiien to all order* by miil
I pro«*. Adder**, Rocky (Ur, Idalio. |
I i tq.Char^w moderate.
JUSTICE OF THE
to
ki»d *nt mnniviti,
Prompt attention «i\en *
m**i«rate ant Immédiate i«tv
of
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of
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N. B. RATHBONE,
PEACE,
tsn
NOTARY PUBLIC.
BOCKY bar, I tu III).
Acknowledgment« tektn, d«wfta dr«wn uni all
I»- colt c» -tten*
in»* nifidv
( hargw*
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! HURES hEÄSUm'.' mÜHS^hnUxSlmi
«? J^f
' aim! pmianthU Uuutu ** L lROAc*
of I ~
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TIM DOWNEY
Boot & Shoemaker
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO,
whom
Late
i
be
Fine Boots and Shoes Made to
Order at Living Prices.
! REPAIRING NEATLY
DONE.
ii
to
Try me and you will not go away
dissatisfied.
TJM POWJi'LY, The Sh icruaker.
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GLENN'S FERRY
Ü NI0N Pacific B EST#URm -
FRED WRIGHT, - - - Pro'r.
Open Day and Night.
People of the Mountains!
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Elmore Bulletin and S. F. Examiner
Come auil Sec* Me!
j
Eat, Drink and lie merry.
Yon can gel a firnl-cln** meal or a good bed at any hour of the day or
night. FRESH OYSTERS served in every style. LUNCHES
put up for 25 cent*. No patron shall go away dissatisfied.
a San Francisco paper and of course you want a Rood one. The
WEEKLY EXAM 1NEK fills the want completely, for it is the best.
It gives you every week not only all the news, but the best literary
and miscellaneous matter published on the American continent—that
J is its specialty ; being the best. It wants your subscription— yours
' particularly—and offers not only to you, but to every other subscriber
, onc or more altiactivc premiums.
In the first place, it gives every subscriber, onc of the four mag
nificent etchings or paintings described below, anJ delivers it safely at
his address, postage paid.
,
- Earh of these pifiurrs i« *21 \2% inches and they ate clc^Antly reprotluc*^ in fac tiintlc.
culuf u( "" "** üf * , " U * touM " ut ^ ' >Ur '
"Women and Children First," by C. Napier Hemy,
"Christ Leaving the Prætorityn, by Gustave Dore.
! Kach of these pictures I« reproduced in phoiO|;r«vure ft 21xi8, am! einincotly filled
framing, anl will utlorn the wall* of the mont lefiuctl hou*e.
Each tulikcrilief ha* ihc choice of any «»tie of lhc*e fi»m picture«, which will be maile»'
him ia a tube direct from the Examiner office, us aoun «iihc tulMeriptkm »« received.
! In the second placc.it will give 5,üOO premiums, valued in tlv
aggregate at about $125,000 to its subscribers this year. If there ar
50,000 subscribers, one in ten will get onc of these premiums ; if titer
are ioo.ooo, only onc in twenty. Rut no matter how many there an
„ ac h and everyone of these premiums—which range in value from 5
cents t0 *QoOO — will be given absolutely without cost to some of tho
who have paid $..50 for the WEEKLY EXAMINER for one yea
The EX A MINER is thoroughly responsible, .as you know, or as Well
Fargo & Co. or any bank or commercial agency tn San F rancisco wi
' assure you, and the leading men of the city will see that its prcmiuit
are distributed exactly as agreed anil that every subscriber no main,
w lierc he is located, will receive just what is assigned to him.
.. ° f COUrSC >' ou >' our h °. mC f l»P* «>'?" >"« "
"[f 11 as not ^ve a little money by taking the EXAMINER with it
Lhc price of the \\ r.EKLY EXAMINER is $ l _5° P° r ) -, -' ar , mclud
| ing the premium picture and your share of the $125.(^00 list of pre
miums, which ate fully described in the twelve page Premium Supple
ment, which will be sent free on aiiplication to
VV R Hi: Alt ST, I'ublislier, San Francisco, CaL
i ,.
The EX AMENER and the ELMORE BULLETIN, the oombtnetlpnce of
which is »4 50, will be sent you for one year, postage paid, for »4 00. Rend
< the money to the Bulletin, Hocky Bur, Iiluho, «nil \otir «ubei ription will he
promptly forwunictl to the Examiner» and you will receive therefor the Ex
I AMINek's numbered receipt. Y'oit can get a Premium Supplement by apply
mg at the Elmore Bt l letin office.
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FOR 84.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
YOU WANT
"The Retreat from Moscow," by Meissonier,
"The Roman Chariot Race," by A. Wagner.
EXPERIENCE
OF VARIED
ui SUCCESSFUL
iYEARS
TIVE UETHODS,to*t\
and Control, !
\ orders of
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N
ln the Uso of CURA.
we Alon« ownV
for «11
• 4 • /
a
I • MEN •
I Wboarr' Nervous and /m
l«OTMrr,tho®ooni of their
■ fellows anil the cuo
Itempt of friends sod
[coin panions, lead« us to |
„• .MEN,»
Wbn hare weak or un,
DCIEloeeO. or (Ilsen«*]
ortnms, who sre sutfer
Ing from« ««or* or row,
I sod sny Bsoeaiss. or ol
HDMC
FO* ALIIMflQTIHIIIlt*
ml! patient«,
rotêmiVÊi'
iwnKxciuni
4 # .Æ pllanoo« will
U, then.
fruarmntex) tow
It they can'
our
Ki
6 TO It l
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XUSA. xJ IHOPE FOR YOU! AND YOURS.
Don't brood over your condition, nor gtvw up In despair I
Thousand, of th« Worst Cue» have yielded to our HOME
TREA THE NT, «» ■*»* forth to our muRoettfut Boor, which wo
•enl scaled, post psld, FREE, for « flmltod tum>. aiTITTO-OAV.
Itemouber.nooneulsuhiuuroiucilxKla.appimiioa) and experi
ence that wo employ, and we claim the momroir or uarrotm
Erie Mccical Co.. 04 Niaqaba St.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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tvcctss.
2.000 References. Na?na this paper when you writr
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N. B. RATHBONE'S
New Barber Shop.
and Bath House.
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
PENSIONS
THE PISABILITY BILL » A LA»
Soldiers Dtnabh-d Since the War are
Entitled.
Dependent «idnw* and parent* nofir «Upendem
whom «on* died from effects of army
cintitwl. If you wuh >(»ur trteim
rrSSrr. JAMES TANNER
Late CuomiMMtrttwr l*en «ion», k âsiiikot 'f.T». C.
l<v arr in
H.» anti Mh -
SAVE ') UR CHILD'S MFEJ
m» riwMhl W» Ulken TfHrrWT *^i»i Ylrwbvan
wmia a oti dU}f «Lai pb>»k.U« cuatoJ Mt>*
ii
ml'—«.Ml
to IU. I NH.
Remedy
Beldins
CROUP
«M iMVOtr «M Ulb* .sily iaf*fiu»rd. In
itkHwmftlM. Order k'>'» fr nii j. tit d. .gjW
IM. rvri^, MS. A MP.fdsf ta-Vk«!*» by Bia , L* Ivc. j
m M. surr nsnuuai a\, iahaixa,*•» .
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Iff A T HALL.
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The Blacksmith,
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Also, WAGON WORK.
Steel wedges and hammers fur wood*
rhoiqwrs.
'Hatirfartion guar«nt«HHl,
PATENTS
OovesU. «n(1 Trsda-Msrk« nhtttood. and »II Pat
ent Mmw rondortml for HsSsrat« Fats.
««OS Is Opsssitt U S. Pal.nl e*c.
awl we can «me p«i«ni Id Um Um« tb«c i ho»«
reiaot« from Washington.
head m«>dH, dr«ning or photo,, vrith donorto
»Sf VTe eivise. tf p*i«aubi. or out, fr« of
ebrrm. Oar fee nul du« un u*t«at I» « cured
A PaflipMtt. "Il», w lo ObtAln I'aicuu," with
Dnoted ofnrtunl citent* lutuorBuic cuuntv. or
tuwn, soul fro*. AUdrex.
C. A. SNOW & CO
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Okootit« Patent Me« WuhiuotM. Q. c.
MONEY
N h* ssrurd at not, HfW itn* frf Wftrk,
i*4if an* à». a,..«ah!,, bv thnws
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WE W I S H J*
B
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To DtMpoao of Our Stock of
U*
MENS' CLOTHING
In Suits or Goats and Vests,
REGARDLESS OF COST
Mens Single Coats from $2.5o up
Fletcher & Fletcher
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No.
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ROCKY BAR,
ELMORE CO., IDAHO.
boa
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G. D. GOLDEN
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No.
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No
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nod
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to
-DEALER IN
Dry Goods ana Groceries
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Tobaccos,
they
the
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, Etc.
Also Fresh Fruits of All Kinds, and
Nuts and Candies.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
ALTURAS HOTEL,
dOHX T« GILMAN Prop*
SPLENDID TABLB BOARD.
Rooms Nicely Furnished.
Stages for Glenn's Ferry untl Mountuin Horae, on the Oregon
Short Line, leave« the Hotel every morning at «ix
o'clock. Stuge arrive« daily at 7 p. in.
Pains Taken for the Accommodation of Commercial Travelers.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Appointments Complete and
nt
Rates Satisfactory.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment.
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A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast
A long-tested pain reliever.
Iu use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Fanner, the
Stock Kaiser, and by every oue requiring an effective
liniment
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almost
generations.
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustamo
Liniment.
Occasions arise for iu use almost every day.
All druggisu and dealers have it.
ELMORE HOTEL
■CNicv R r ix Hotki.)—
Coraep Altnras St. ét Atlanta Avo.
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHOJ
P. LIN AH AN, Prop.
This Hotel, having been just renovated and newly furnished throughou* ;
embraces evpry feature of a
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FIRST-CLASS and POPULAR HOSTELRY
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Has large, and Wi-11 v«ntilated Sb-ejfinp Room» : also large anil well-lighted
Ban ,.1« Rrwtm« for Contmon-ial trav-t.-r«.
in every appointment.
The Dining tl-van, • first eins
Ark fnrt'lerk of the Elnioro when arriv
ing at the depot
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
Cl
««•«■ Lu« Om«,
tWlev. Make. Jtir ». MSI.
We>Wst*«a as
MramW Dnif hr,
B
oa the
INION JACK UIO«.
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IW».»»lr,« »I sotol ol «Winn. Ihmino«»
I« w rod to « poiM or, w «Ht at «Ma. Unm s
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5*> min W aw ft te SW «w N«, 1 «ad
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ning tiirt*} ni * XUn«ir bonndiwW*.
No. S U. S. M M. MotfcuCnS Mining Ifetrkt.
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Sid« HarurU,' ««rUtton KUih( U «Un E
talnlnc 1. 14» acm tad Mmi«f « pnrtkm
aurvr.wf land nt ttw llittod Msa
m lb«
«r . »ihr. ol Kfasor* (lorawrljr Alluma; oouAlr, rna
w *». hrv.k IA at quart* finir».
1h« mim k>o»n«t«l» I« Um " Witte W«f IM M
All W HO M hnl*
auiml lu p r«..n l
nil« (Ur. from tl
Ih.T «111 '
hUtUM
■as
W. T. KILJCY, RogteUr.
rim vublk.tlM, August L
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
I nnas Statu Las» Osrtca,
July ». MM.
Hailst, Idaho,
Nolle« I« hereby gt*«a Ihol WtllUa DaaUI, «ho»
put» SI,« «ad tu* i* Hock y ni, klman oouuly. lmb»,
boa mod« «pidicotlon IM o petml lor 1M0 Uboat M
avaler pilot lode.
Lot ftft. twariitt f»M «ad «ll«*r, aUusM la B«sr Oak
Minins IHsutrt, Linux* cuntj, Idaho, and S « w«tt iad
ta Uw oltlA'ial pint
u Sdlom, vli:
BeSinning at point ol di»ooT»»j, which I« th« ewn
rot s abaft 4iS (wit, ISO ft d«*p. then.« * 8 * d«s W
few
E 300 fl to SW corner No. 1, IhtMt 8 17 def W « 00^1
No. t, thonc* S
ehoru« N *7 tie* MKW
No. 4 , tlivoct 8 KM dtf W 1
amt pl*o* of bf*j»inuloR atirrey of «xtertnr hooiKUrtw.
From corttor No. t. V. 8 . M M. No. X. Br»r Crmk
Miniof DUtntt, bro»M N 1 ûng
titfbant MafMtk v»rl«Uoa N
No conflU'to. CottUininK 18 071 »er«« nmt forming m
IKirtloa of th« uiiMir« eyed l*ndn of Um l'oitod thmlm.
The kicmUon ni thU mitwr I« reiordod in Um HooorU
er « office of hJ u»or« (former I y AiUtra«) county, on
147, Imok 14 of quart« rhiiM.
nc*n«t known cinim« nr» Um Wide Went lot 61
nod Puomtnn uiMurveyed
3 U 0 ft to center of went end of dniut. thence N T7
E 1M0 ft to 8 E
to 8 W comer
ft to NE corner
ft to XW corner No
All rnrauna holding
quired to praamt the
thereto nre re
Amt day of |>ubU«nUon hereof, or
b» barred bv virtu« of the provision« of
W T- RILEY. Refieter,
8. H. McCarty, Attorney for claimant.
Pint publication ArnHMt 1.
from the
ixt\ daye
they will
the statute.
ARTHUR DAVIS
Atlanta, Idaho,
Agent for Elmore county for
HENRY M. STANLEY
IN DARKEST AFRICA
The complete Mery of Rtaoley*« recent thrilling
tufts at*d Uu dueleaure of hit important
dwaster spn will appear for the Sret time In the
by himmlt. eetitlod "In Darteet
AM« IX» not be diwlwi by any of the a»
*d rd *'fttai.lry i*o*ikr" a -w beta« offered a« •*«««•
®*ue" and "antheutM " To no one of tb«M baa
ni
8 te»iWy enat.dbetcd ahn«.
Thrroi »noquMikM about thU
« , 'rToc tin every particular W»|
will « 1 er pa-ticnUri on application.
CAUTION
that Ui« boot t.ara th« ha.
p iatof
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
And that th« eanvaadn« went earvWe a ewtiteate
tf afritcy front ua.
A. L BANCROFT & CO.
132 POST STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
General Ageott for the Pacific C«a*t.
THE ODELL
Type Writer.
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nt ohuatidn. won lony«r
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Adminiatrator'a Notice.
In th« I water of Uw K»teU of JuUou t. Hill,
;
■ Not!.» la hsrwhjr rirun hr Uw un.l«r«Wnol. admis
l«trutoruf Uw oa«l« of Julhui K. Hill, d«r»«aml, M
mid ««tote, tn a, hi bit _ w__
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