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gtmorf guUftin.
KIJIOJU! COOXTT, .IDAHO.
M
O. H. PAYS*. - • • - Banos m Ps.wsrar.is.
Mountain Home, Sept. 15, 1894,
DEMOCRATIC HT ATE TICKET.
E A STEVENSON, ot Ads Ooustj
J. B THATCHEB. ot Bannock
j. M SALLANTIXE, ot Ads.
For L oot. Go.
J. a HALL, of Idaho county.
roc Attorney General
W. T. REEV US, at Binytuau.
J. C. ELDER, ol Utah.
Poe Suis Auditor
JAMES KTODIIAKb, of Cora*
JAMF> H. W* 8 H, ol A4*
For Supt Publu l ri*.truction—
J. W. PARIS, of Buintrk.
Foe Judge Fourth Dtotrict
C. O. NTOCKSLAOER. of Altura»
For DMrtct Attorney -
ot'Y C. BARNI'M, cl I«..
SENATOR JONES. OF NEVADA.
Here is what Senator John P. Jones
wrote to Hon. Enoch Strother, chair
man State Central Committee of Ne
vada:
Washington, D. C., Sept 29.
Dear Sir—Having become fully con
vinced that the Republican party or
ganisation is unalterably opposed to
the free coinage of silver at the ratioof
16 to 1, except witli the consent of
foreign gov minent» and at a ratio to
be dictated by them, I have to an
nounce that I can no longer act with
the Republican party. J P. Jones
Now read what that great Repub
lican paper, the Salt Lake Tribune, of
Sept. 6, said about Mr. Joues:
"Benatni Jones is sn authority on
silver. No man in the Union can ex
plain so forcibly ss he the devaststion
which has come through [ lieputdicanj
demonetisation. In the conference at
Brussels he stood out alone, the great
commoner, whose arguments the fin
anciers of Europe could not answer."
When such sblc, far-seeing states
men as Senator Jones denounce the
g. o. p. for its hostility to free silver
it requires a great deal of gall for the
small lry Reps of the west to still hold
thst their party favors free silver.
But "gall" seems to he tne main plunk
in Republican plat forma.
Commenting on C. P. Huntington'«
remarks in opposition to the govern
ment owners! ip of railroads, the Chi
cago Times says: "Under government
control of railroads civil service regu
lations would permit the ambitious
employee to come up for examination
and advancement to higher rank
whever he had made due preparation.
Positions would be permanent lor
good men, pay would he regular, Re
drew for abuses would he posaÜfe to
even the humblest apprentice, and it
is altogether probaMe that a pension
system, having for it« object the care
of superanuated employes and men
injured in the discharge of their du
ties would be a feature of the system
of government control."
There arc 245 lawyers in the House
of Representative* and 64 in the Sen
ate. That's why it takes Congross so
long to pass a law, probably.
The Salt Lake Herald says of
three of Idaho's democratic candi
dates: John R. Thatcher, of Gen
tile valley, who has been nominated
for lieutenant-governor of Idaho, is
a well-known Mormon, nn old resi
dent, highly respected and a thor
ough democrat. He will be a
Strength to the ticket. No will Jos
eph C. Rich, of Bear Lake, as dis
trict attorney for the Fifth judicial
district, and J. R. Stoddard, of
Cassia county, as state auditor
The nomination of these gentlemen
is the strongest evidence that can
lie given of the breaking down of re
ligious lines in Idaho affairs. The
demiK-ratic party th«-re is certainly
lient 011 doing justice to all classes
and sections.
Irving W. Lari more, physical di
rector of Y. M. C. A , lie* Moines.
Iowa, says he can conscientiously re
commend Chamberlain's I'm in Balm '
to athletes, gymnast*, bicyclists, huit ;
hall players and the profession in gen
eral for bruise*, sprains mid dirloca
tioue; also for soreness and stiffness ol
the muscles. When applied before !
the parts become swollen it will effect !
a cure in one half the lime u-tmlly
required. For sale by H \V. Bmitb
druggist.
A passenger train
from the track at Charleston, Mo.,
Sept., 12, bv a cyclone, and twoj
passengers killed and a large
ber badly injured.
The tarif! bill passed by the late
congress is now in force. The Mc
Kinley robber tariff is non eat. Now |
we will soon lie able to see how it
works and be able ta contrast it
with that.
\
t 1 .1 . 1 ._ I
aras Mown
num
nki»»«. : „ *•. « «
trtiicmgo 18 BUKl to have five Fldee.
Ute north, south and west side*. »
good side and a bad side. Nome -
people think the lust of tliese is so
big that the other sides amount to
»
I
Rev^Satn Jones says The most j
heauuful eight tn the world is la
see a family gathered around the
hearthstone with tbs head of the
household rcadinathe local Dauer
„1 d for in^dein™ P 1
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A-M. Bailey, a well km?*" J'"'? 0 "
of Eugene, Oregon, ssy* hw wife has
'r'ïnM:;""
Ä Ä .ÏÂ St
ber!aio'* Colic. Cholera .Mi diarrhoea
Remedy which lias cured her sotiiol
nn«l w« H Give u « trmi mid you will
h® RururtM^il a( flu i»*
©• »urprn^l im* prompl fPlMPf H •
«ffortii«. 2« iu<i 50 cent Im>u1pm for
Oy E. U. Bmith. dru£i;i»t. I
1 title more than corners.
.
NO FEAR OF At' 8 TBAL.lA WOOL.
for
the
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bv
Price of Ihr Staple Higher Than In
the I'nltrtl Sisim.
One of the stock arguments of wool
buyers and Republican orators and
newspapers baa been that with wool
upon the fre list this country would
be flooded with cheap Australian wool
and wools from the South American
countries. The reason given for the
depressed slate of the market is that
there are great quantities of foreign
wools, and especially that from Aus
tralia, now licing offered upon the
last
tle
eastern markets at 8 cents and less, it
having been admitted free under the
new tariff not.
In consequence of
that argument, or rather fallacy, Utah
wool growers are being asked to aell
their product for from 8 to 9 cents, the
former being the more usual figure,
and in a number of caoea they are
doing the very thing requested by the
buyer*. It is estimated that there is
still in the neighborhood of 250,000
pounds of wool unsold or unconsigncd
in this territory, and it is for this that
the buyers are rushing around so fran
tically.
Proof ineontroveitilde was received
in this city yesterday that the claims
of both the buyers and the orators for
the g. o, p., to the effect that wool is
cheaper in Australia than in the
United States, are false in every par
ticular, and U is very plain that the
Utah wool producers, in common with
their fellow growers all over the United
States, are being made the victims of
a combined burines* and political
For some lime past William
game.
Armstrong, of Halt Lake City, son of
Hon. Francis Armstrong, and a gen
tleman well posted on matters pertain
ing to the sheep industry, has lieen in
Australia, and at the request of his
father, who desired the information for
his own benefit, he visited all of the
principal wool markets on the conti
nent and made himself familiar with
the price* and characters of the wools
traded in. In a letter received in this
city yesterday from the gentleman, ho
announced that the lowest price re
ceived in Australia for common range
wools, which arc almul of the same
grade as the Utah common wools, is
12 1 2 cents, while the better grades
run as high a* 18 1 2 cents, all un
scoured. It would he im)K>s«ible, he
says, to send wool from Australia and
sell it in the United States at the same
prices now being received by the Utah
The latter have no reason
growers.
hi fear an inundation of cheap Au»
tralian wool«, for they are not to lie
had. The clips ol the Australian
flocks have been above the average,
but this fact has not reduced the price
very materially. In the letter came
some samples of the several grades of
wool raised iu Ihe province, and they
are pronounced by experts to be no
better than the Utah wools. The ad
„ , ,
all aro und «tap i-- —.s«lt Lake UeraM j
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vantage Australia lias over the United
States in tie* wool industry i« her gteat
numbers of pure breed sheep. This
give« a greater product and a belter
Ikriuocraflc Co. Ontrfil Com initier.
J t»ttcn l >eia*er. Chairman. Mountain ii< ate.
W C. M ickrraha®, Sec y. ** * 4
(J M l*ayne, •* "
J J Uctla, •« ••
W. f. »tni:h, •• M
G 1» Hell.
u m mu. •• ••
Ihivtd RnnU, Gbmn'i Ferry.
R. R KHreM.
ChM .skipper, " "
H. A. Gooditffe, ** *«
i«»< r m.mi. h.**» n. r
Democratic Slate Central ( omaal.lee.
« H DAYS, Chain».». R-Jra Cltv
JOHN P. «TEAKM- Sra'trtan. Nimpct
FlnUMatfiri -W B. McFariami.
St'Oikl luatrici- J W. Rfi<J
Third DUtrtct George Aitulll.
Fourth l»*a*riet **i II Tawie
Fifth DMrick-MeMl Mem.
Ada couHtj - 8 . 11. Hava.
Altura» not yrt welev-wO.
l^arLake t* 1 ! Murtume.
Ik.ttn.wk Ttm Ferrv!!.
Bingham George (*hA|>ln.
lityi»« « A.unty - Aditv l Urner
J<k'i C WtsNMrt»».
ihm I str
jAitRKin, C.»ld Spring«.
Adln M liai
8 . 1 . <'»Mowar, Mai field
I». ft Grown, «mittb n Prab te
KoUrt Uriftth, Utile Uirm
A W. M<*re. Pig IkkUaa
Win. H Mrution, Pina Grove
( hm». FI*
r
J. Winkflfiaok, •*
John Ho«.«. "
Juarplt î'warati«. "
Ttiomaa Bilev, Atlanfa.
H W. Irving.
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t'u*4«r -W. H Falkner.
fciutf*re--A * Mort.
Fremont — G F Btldttr.
ldâht* -Cynn Ovariuao.
Km te a. U K Peaes.
Latah- J M Walker,
l.fttihi A J kl* ll*b.
l/ ï*n 4. H
N«** Par««- !*. B Da via.
\ G e la A W. Tavlor
I UV}kw-Mikt lljdr
*h„.i,o„.-iv h
WMhit,,ton W. II.
Messrs. Reynolds, Gomes, Chat
tin, Purtill and Howeth. nil candi
dates, made a raid on Glenn's For
last Saturday night.
YOU should subscribe for the
Elmore Bulletin.
I
Tl h r „ I
n,e r«*Ra«*r tu uiw pu|»«*r w >" i*?
i,Wa#«d tu Itwrn that ll»« rt* la at k*a»(
one dreaded diseuse that scieu.-e I.»* :
- been *ble to cure in *11 ft* stages, *n<l :
'bat is Catarrh Hall'* Catarrh Cure j
lh « onl . v positive cure known m the |
» medical fraternity. Catarrh being a :
I constim.ionnl diseuse, requires a con
j stitnlinnul treatment. Half* Caiatrh '
Curs i* t»,k, nintenmll». »eting di j
\nriy on U,e .i»a,.i «„d *nr
*?«««"•» 'be system. hy de.tr.-ymg f
'be foundation of thediwase, and giv
ting the patient strength by building
j up the con.iitulion and assisting na- i
; lure in doing h* W)irk The pmprie- !
tor* have so much faith in it* curative
'r'ïnM:;"" .>■ ....
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Arhlres*. F. J. < hknev à Co , Î
Toledo, 0. ,
rJfSuld l»v ])rturitti>t«i 75c mi 17
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Dr. Price 3 Cream bä King Powder
I Most Perfect Made. '
fimi iiiw.rtl. SIOO
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Mr». B. R. Gray is reported very |
!
is
•ok this morn
Arthur Pence and daughter re-' 0
Will Calloway is ijr town rustling
for voles, as are a'l other candidates. i
. j * !
B'lly Wilson returned from
Omaha last Sunday where he had
been to dispose of a ot of cattle. j a
Mrs. Roe's infant child died last
Thursday night and was taken to
Grand View yesterday for burial, j
The result of to day's primary j
elections will not I» fully known
before thj latter part of next week. '
Sam Calloway, Warren Lame,
the Tate brothers ard several others !
started this mornini for the Silver
City races.
Mr. Mu.«™, fulhtr .I Prof. Mol
lins, came up from Bliss the fore
part of the week on a vielt to his j
son and familv. |
Ralph Goodliffc, Democratic can- !
<1 id ate for Commissioner, was up
from the Ferrv ves erdav interview
]
Mies May Gray and Mrs. Glenn
have removed their millinery goods j
back to the former place occupied
bv them, adjoining the postoffice.
' We have received a copy of the
Marceline, Mo., Journal, which con
tains an account
contest between five young ladies
for a handsome silver medal. Miss
Anna McLaughlin, a niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan McGinness and who
was here last sum mer, was awarded
the prize.
H. R. Stevenson, a member of the
Central Lumber Co., at Caldwell,
was killed by being thrown from
his cart on the night of the 1'2th
instant, while on his way from
Caldwell to his home a few miles
distant. He was a man aliout 60
years of age and highly respected
by all who knew him.
The Idaho Stale Medical Society
held its annual meeting at Boise .
on Monday and Tuesday. It was
attended by nearly all the leading
physicians of the State. The fol
lowing new memters were elected:
Drs. Nieukirk of Mt'n Home, C. S.
Stone of Wallace, W. R Hamilton
of Pavette, E. Cl'finer of Emmett,
C A S Prosser of Boise. W. H
»v'irï'»-. c ", s h i'" y ol
Weiser, J. N. W eMon of DcLamar.
A committee composed of Drs.
Sweet, Nieukirk, Maxey, Stephen
son and Moore was appointed to
draft a bill to govern the practice
of medicine in Idaho.
sick.
Dan Hill returned from Owyhee
last night.
John Hayes returned to the Bar
yesterday.
Al. More departed for Big Camus
yesterday morning.
John Bryant was down from Lit
tle Camas last evening.
J. V. M undell t<
itig's stage for Rocky Bar.
turned to Bruneau yesterday.
ing his many friends here.
a declamation
The wool nssoointion, which hne
just dosed a three days' session in
Reise city was more like a Repub
lican convention than on association
organized for mutual benefit irre
spective of politics. In fact it was
h Republican convention, with a
j |jn] e something »bout wool thrown
in as a blind, controlled by the Re
publican leader«,
opening address,
tilth speech so far
had been writt
forgot much of
had slipped his memory and more
.appeared in the re f mrt of his speech
| n ''Y* S '*»''*smarl The proceedings
Im.l been arranged tor political cap- j
itftl r»y t hfî K(*[)Ublican Ifftuem, find ]
were a dtefrrace to the association.
-Idaho Democ rat. j
Gooding, in his
made a strong Re
as delivered: hut it
en for him and he
it—but that which
Rev. S. J. Jennings, a gentleman
well and favorably known in Moun
tain Home, and who has been lo
r ated at Shoshone for the past 18
month*. Will rpfnov© to ( our lie
.Metre, North Idaho, ahoiit Oct.. 1 ,
to take charge of that Episcopal dio- i
cese. The Journal says: ''Arch- J
deacon Bulger w as in Shoshone iast
wick conferring; with (he church
members, and it was decided to
have services in this town once a
month, on which occasions the
Archdeacon will occupy the (»nlpit."
Col. W. FI. Rrosdhend left Wed
nesday for Hailey to take charge of
the land office. The late incumbent i
had to 1« succeeded by a Democrat,.
and we «re pie: s d to m-e the Colo
n««l <r*At thsTa* Diirint/ Lia «tot* i., '
•ml t ?n»r» . * urinji nift in
8 ho#honft he tu friends
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ill fill with promt to
who, while sorry to see him leave,
are glad to kt^ow it is to take an
office that he w
himself and the administration that
placed him there—Shoshone Jour-<
nal
Candidate*
have heard fre
I Iowa: ''Candid*
in Canyon county .
m the Index as fi.l-,
,
ten for county office
, . . . » . i . •
w hi. arc too poor to take thetr countv j
iP*P« ra ttre *® pitied and those '
who art* tno fttintfy or too tfidiirpmit I
W U\U> «mn'v «.rs. rin« /«r
: ^ tl f .! r tl i.. f
: . l> . 1 ^ a* >t r it g mi n i o s
j ael "»l
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a : Ferrv, was in
speaking of Caldwell he said it was -
' Jf 1( , liveliest town he had ***-«-ii for a
j m , Klinie . Mr Schroder is thinking
of |« ;ilfing j,, Oaldwe-ll in th..
f if « hnildiou «nitahle for hi*
* 1 ' ^ suitul le 1 n s
business enn btj procured—Caldwell,
i Tribune.
! Warden Crttnplrell, of the State
neoitentiarv nt-.ii wife arc tnkinc a
ul.'Briipe tour 0,ro..,i> Oa*.,» '.d
V-wvy»*- ,'«r, "»■' 'V.
Î ,M! - V W, P vw { t î ,rotbcr ^
, " ,on wlter<- Jn-k IS extensively in
terefitud in a luff ranch.
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Dr. Price'# CrMm Baking Pu w dor
' Warti** Pair ItlffMif Aw*##*
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1'hrouer, of (ilcnn »
t.iwn Tnur.4 lav In;
n
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Mr. Neil
.
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| Havemeysr. tb« sugar monarrh. 5
! whatever el*« may he said of him.
was a frank and ingenious witness
before the Senate Sugar Investiga-|
tion Committee. He said in an
swer to a question of a Senator:
"The American Sugar Refining Com- j
pany haa no poliiics of any kind—
only the politics of business." This
is a clear and comprehensive state- ;
ment. It is true of all corporations !
and trust companies. Politics is no
more or less to them than a matter j
0 ^ business. Thev belong to the
majority, or will belong to that divi-1
!!"" na 800n _ " {***• I" 1 ? P ° WeT ,
i Br ® Rp » )uW,ran and
! democrats tomorrow. The ooor
dod who , aborB and Bweat3 / and
braCflg ^ wjth enthuBia((m M
j a maUt;r of dutv and p. trioUMn .
He clings to the pnrtv of his choice
with absolute devotion, thinks it
j can do no wrong, and continues to
j labor and sweat. At the same time
the plutocrat looks down from his
' golden perch and smiles at the sim
° f »>is less favored
! f" llow man ' , H * "? ake * P 01 ' 1 «« a
bu8,ne "' a » d »« » successful
|y,. B Moine», lows, had quite a serious
j time of it. He took such a severe
| cold that he could hardly talk or navi
! K»tc, but the prompt use of Clmmber
Cough Remedy cureo him of hi*
»hat other, at the hotel
who had bad cold» followed his exam
ple and half a dosen persona ordered
it from the nearest drug shire. They
j w»re profuse in their thank* to Mr.
Kahler for telling them bow to cure a
bad cold so quickly. For sale by R.
W 8mi!h ' dru * tRi * t ' Ml n Monw
_ __
. Notice ot Elmore County Warrants
rayante,
I will pay on presentation the f..1
lowing Kim re county warrants: War
rant No. 137 on Kim.«re County R..ad
S. Fund; n 1 -• > warrants No. !M7, 917,
»1«. »15. »18. 919. »:«>. 9*», 928, 921.
P'-fi. !, - ! L 920, 9 if>. 9.15, 9.1.1,
*g' H#»** 7 '® 1 *' 9: ». **0, ® S8,
ol 512V Wî "" .....
to
autocrat.
Strict I j In It.
The Chicago, Union Pacific and
Northwestern line offers the best ac
commodations to the traveling public
en route to Chicago. Through trains,
fast time, magniticeiit steeping cars,
elegant dining cars, colonial sleeper ,
reclining chair cars aud handsome da>
coaches.
uSl
Thorough!)' Comfortable.
Passenger« dr-slined to ihe .romi
tient cities of the Missouri river shouhf
patronise tin- Chicago, Union Paeih
ind Northwest rn line. Magiiifieen
Pullman And Wagner sl<*. pine ear
elegant Pullman mid Nurtliw.-steri
dining curs, free reclining chair cars,
handsome day rnai lie* and comfort
able Pullman colonist sleeper*.
W. A Kf.vkoi.ds.
Treasurer Elmore County.
Dated Sept. 8. 1894.
FCRNITltllK.
The Idaho Furniture Co., of Poca
tello, are the leading hou«e furoirber«
of the Htate for Furniture, C«r|H-t*,
Wall Paper, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Cur
iam*, Hin,de«. Stove*, Tinware, Creek
ery, Ola*«, China. Refrigerator«, Ac.
They will make it an object for you to
see them,
my 10
in
a
Call for a County Convention to be
held in Mountain Home, Tues
daVt September 18, 1894.
j V» «il «t th. co,-u. r„„ o™, t «u tw
] mUt««ul £liu«»r 8 oounly, • conveatton will be Held
•» *«»*•** No d i , »epiciuber U, irn, coromeneimr
j wt 10 o'clock w w., for the pur |m <4 ooomiAting
Wm. Hampton,
Manager.
__ 'Take notice that Geo. S Rice
A Co. will hereafter require cash for
all meats, lard, sugar, flour, brau and
short*.
it
he
Attention, Populists.
P>Un*ry »t«»iiin« r»r <iein»t«i toui-i .om.niion
lo- <ri!l ** h * Sfl ln l, '* vsrM " ta»d».-»<aisaimt«, i
18 *• ' m : " MM<7 " » ■ t
pcnj.lr l»y tne I>w-*j*lv corporation» and tru«t»),
1 , .»<i u., u,» ,,t th. („»i ci»,«»),
i ,lu ' 1
J J.^*" lh * pr * ti " r '* "*
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to 5n«»ïr* "
a »».»"'i,
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T..H, hm>i liistriri nm.-era.
i., ' Th« Mu® 84. TftimVM® IIWNl ®8 Bonn e**«lm«vd H« I
in th .
*^«<4 ui
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PirhaiHcnfary ItRctrusdPin» for «WMlnct of meeting» j
l:u!eanf k»w tr*«r«rning anrknf tr»i«rv«a
Rbt «Ml mHM® H •'hud dlrtr^.
to li*rrn»or* profrem b*Iim-ir,rf to Kh -ol district.
Rfffifcêtr «I dhlrh't oflkir* an*! ier«n«i <*f r i e«. j
Br^md of eWli *n of tli««rb t od1*-er»
General aetmiit and rmUkr of o.der» ixrurd on
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Ily ordar of ih« PoptuUt County Cvntral Com«
MARTIN KING.
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**iopwrl> h»rou4^* «vM to lb« pcmnlv tor Imcj.
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• Is»».' rojaiil. (riiH Hiu«l t c tr**r\n,\ | n butMls or«
vtrtftd • »1 **t<4 »*• «»l. >
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W. C. "I-.SE»»«AM,
Fo iouin Horn«. tiUho.
NOTICK TO TA X PAY F, KM.
Offlit 'if AabRWrt* kx» Tai OriCLMTOE \
o¥ Kunwi t kH *Tt, Idaho, »
Mountain lion». Kapt. Ö. l«M
Notice t* kin k y glvrn tl®» fax«* »rt mm du«. aoHI
pajal'H, a»mI »Ul »arwm* tiaiin^utAi un the lau*»
M.m fa> in l*rc«oikf Au t uümmm paid »»rtor tfitrou»
. tm far «aut vfil MaMrt iker»m
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JED CLAYTON'S HOME.
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
Proprietor.
H 8. GOMES. :
Jäte JUL
Pure Wines,
Liquors
V
WHISKIES.
DM sud
^^■Pur*. Un
onalod Iff . Medicinal
Pure,»:.
and CIGARS.!
A Fine Billiard Table.
carry nothing hut first-class goods, aud respectfully
solicit a «hare of public patronage.
I
REYNOLDS & SHAW,
DEALERS IN
lumber, ghingles, Sash, goors«
BUNDS, WAQON TIMBERS, ETC.
Also Faints, Oils, Lime and Laths.
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
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SaWOOUWOOL+WOOL+WOO L+WOOL+WOOL+WOOl
Him A l COMMISSION
Wool
B II SILBERMAN BROS, IMg&BliSir
jgWOOL+WOOL+WOOL+WOOL+WOOL+WOOL-t-WOOl
ww Hava a uo aaaafuHy
conducted a WOOL
FOR 28 YEARS
■U-INEM and have maintained
eonfldanoe and auooae sfu relation*
Our raUabllltx la vouched tor br CM
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Established 1808.
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J WIVI. NIEUKIRK.
Physician and Surgeon,
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all
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Mountain Home, Idaho.
Bpr.ial attention given to di«e*M« of the Rye, j
Rar and Throat.
gW<nn e at my resideiKw, nest to Fitiwater'a.
DR. B. B. SWAN,
Resident Dentist
Mountain Home. Idaho.
fJÊT' OFFICE—First door weal of the
Fn* toffies.
to
be
V. BÏ ER BO WER.
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Ibc right. » it e.
An I t 'bf . 1 J
Attorney at Law
BO IHE CITY, IDAHO.
Office—Boise City National Bank
Building, Third Fl air Fiont.
0. H. HUTCHINS,
IkeWr In
Fruits, Candies, Nuts,
Tobaccos and Cigara.
Also Fresh Vegetable«.
Next Door to the City Meat Market.
BOYER &. CO.,
Practical Tinners
Mountmn Home. Idaho.
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terrwi. I lutv« Uii» day lt*%t»*» up
H« I ••'îS 1 * •"J -4 »•• •««**»■ te-evr» .
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j head öf tbv v* to t, j iai Hie J* k kU- ii
»awdi. Raid Mill w kn.»*n a« Jn- IJUi mil
hmi'r te here *v tiittrn'h*r I will
l ï c -, ' U '. ni ,* r> ,l • ; ' * " k M
j of *»»i*lda.v. w fr*nt **f ?!.*• .-our<b >i<*e «i - r of thv
* * *' î "' S*' , * r V. *! * ,u ' *, n > ,,,r *•
on *** '»#> in hfal, sll tin rt. hi. U*Ur, v »Im an 1
» '»rteni of »%j. dvfen mat«, K * btewwf and V. Vnu
at«d I«» ih*. *>.vo dt« 11 '*•*1 j»r •r»ri\, »»* «.» t
i U..r- .a M ^,41 I Ju.U»ra«t. .iu> la
t..1 III» , ,»n, iw, ...iiuui «Il I
0 .» .«■! tya *qM«f.
ib. « 1 . A« •'/ÂîlS '*!?,,...
J. »ri,'< l> OKA» , Strand.
All klm!« of aheet metal work done. Iarttr>l In
new huüatng. •.pp.*-l«a K«> nobka k tdiaw'« lumtwr
jafd. Repairing done im. »hört nolle*.
NEW CHINESE STORE.
In
On Monti«', Ammd It, ! will open and offer t <r
Kkla » UrM lot «4 ( hineM Goods, i»»n*i«i!ng of all
kinds of KINK TF.VB, DIHHKrt. CTP». SAUCERS,
at*.. «n.l a variety
o*bsr «Ik go«ad» rn
aoiJ vary cheap furcaah al Sant Lee * KoUuntnL
HAM i.KE, Proprietor.
of MILK llAKOKKRCfflCrft t*n.i
r the bniie» I ha«» g«» *4» a ill he
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtu* ** -in
Court of the d'-aie <4
n.rtfv»*, «hcrohi A 1# WILLIAM i h plat ML ft
A MTKW a R r an J V V A \ Hh A \ I H
j up.*»» * Jti'Vd'D«?«» rwttlt**«'*! run th*i ■Jl*t «k»r »» A«i/n*t
•«'titi n l»Miw*! '»t «f »h« î'rrtïiatt»
i*;*.| h»r til- f'-'twill . f
1 K.
tie; • iiiiuii».
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n «f t w«* H ttt.il i** l »n i l
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tion.: luooira»» »n't r |*,-ra w,» h*
f.miui at ih* md.i»«u k«». u, «iar« to ti® imm <4
flmruur nirc.« I» th»* panitir«, ami v Uîrm» fur
H- t »v »oT gr»:*i, ff étMrod cuar^cs
***** tmr '*mvs !n tp romh
lij H 11. oll »Y, o*i»H) Home.
■ Noîî 32 for the Building c i Two
county Bridges.
or«
Nmlce H hi rvl
Lv gl »cd iluit the Rt »H ft* Crflinly
«•I DflKWtr «OUOiA . Irish'*, will r»f| lM
t fi'h tU> f t IMG, r*f*4v* «».aJetl blUs for U lV
j huîhhlèj of tvrw bfirhrss ss L.UoJ>»
Frnrt - - For Ih* hull ting *4 « hM iir* amt app-oachN
to th« mm bcroM (Wipw creak, at the rauch uf
Marixtt ManieL ou It»« ibl m--»rUn J r*mrl.
Ncoml luf ihe htrlMtnf <4 * bri Ijv sud ap
Iir.^ inato wnif L-rrsi !,im« ctwk,
i IU r and Motm*ain Home »ta^e r««a.i
, All filing Mil* for the buil Hru <4 «une, arc
i to »iiianit th« ir ow n vt-l *pa**:ft.-*ti«*»*, damii»
Ile avHl ah <wm k * tfu* kiiul <4 a h.hitfc ihat lhey wiH
bulk!
All l.Mla k> he AM on or Iwhire Gclnher 8 , !*KH.
lh« tLotrii raaeivtog the risht l»< rej^i auy Mid all
b-tk
• mm .i m i ■
of
the W»Hkv
Ry ord«r «f th« R *ord of County OmuntMrtonar« of
Ktuiui« rountjr, Idaho.
ib a 1 ir. C. WICKmOAV, rtork.
n» 4 ««J Mt'n Ilornv, A hu l».
Notice to Horsemen.
Bids for Keeping Roads in Repair
III heruVy *t« en that th* B^r.l of Oo»i»tty
flf Eîiitoff rountv. Mat« of Usb«
(drubmIo
wilt on the *th dljr of OîtoW. li*W. r*r*lv#
bills for the hc-evitt* »»• repair and Imp ri
II.* roR.N a not hi*hw»\ « in each *|| c
J
«f the weventl ;
r«vwl d!«tri.'t* in Raid count v for on* y wer front the j
time of a««r»Un* the contract, under mul in seront* |
MM with wrtioa 2 of »n Act entitled, "An Act re- |
JatiiV t<> th« power» «»al duttea cl the Boord of
County rnttifnMfifiitt over liijfhway*, etc.," t»p- j
pi"»«! Mrrrhlf, IhW.
Efhh ti.i must ire nrcotitpatttal wi*h 8 »ootl and
aiifKcirnt h«<I. eonditi«*« ed for the foitliful perform- |
ance . f tie diitie« ot «he nontm* t. in « «um nut le«»
than double Ihe amount of the* tdd, aith two or more i
■titTident suret ir«, to he appiovetl hy Mtid Board, »rtd 1
who mint J>iwtff t iu ihe «»am form and ittimr sa is !
r. q.dnd cn honil* of county of».*er«. I'nvlded thni j
all tiddar* mu*t h« rrwidc.it» of anid Elmort » unty,
ai. d tfu Board reserves the right to reject nny :
ami ali hida
All • hi*» mud tie filed on or itefore ffatunlsy. Octo
Iwrf, 1^4. ar. 1 «hat a!! perwot® Fetiirinjr »aid rc»a.:
. nntrwte are to s|*penr in |«r»r,n or by attorney and
•hr" oontrm-ta.
11 v order of the Board of County Ccnm niM to nm
ft"« »
Bated Mt « Ho
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IV. 0 WirKElCSHAM, Clerk.
, At.IT 16. 1*4»,
Election Precincts
!.*«**rl|»tinn of th« acvenu election preeincts of F.l
*!i'»re eounty, l»Uho. m the »«n e app«-*r« of
record :n the nffi«*c of the fTerk of th« lw*»i.J of
r..Mn*> CufnmlMlofMMW «f Kl»n*»r 8 o^unly, f.Uhn,
•n l the' n&:no» of the llcvl-trar* r.f tb« arteral
pm. »nd» of iwiil rotuitt and Biatc:
H'H'KY B'R t'..uimenH«ir where the e»*f 1!i»rof
South Ihiwc Tiv#r. tbs-nur down
Hmitli IL •t**' river t.» «hem 1 rinirx luteteeri», then«-*
«I» THnit> riter ten mile», then«; *t«t to w««i boun
dary of IHmon pmwtv, then. ** north ai*mg th« »r«
Lumlen lin** of Klmor* count' 20 mile«, then« e «.v»t
♦•rljr to the eummlt field Mountain, then«-«:
urij in the e«*t*rii »^tmwlary Une «*f Rhnovu «.omitv,
them« tt' iiiuTlt to pawe of twginiit' g KegiMer , G
I*, lioldt'n
ATLANT % Allthwlpr rttnu of Kim
injf n«-rth of Rrtck.t lUr proeinet.
Baum Hart.
ulN'E OROVF* CVmituencintr wt 8 . E comer of
Rocky *'nr iwdflrt, Ihrcoe south along the 8 a»ti ru
hounda-y line of klmorc rou tv. to w here it croitn
Ume creek, then-e w«t«rfy to the ho-ut of Isooste
cfeek, thence winfcrly to the mouth of l.ittie l*atn««
neck thence northerly to the - uthem l>oun*»»rv
Une cf Rocky Hsr prudnet, thence eaetqrtiv nlong
sebi line to plwce uf Itcgmniug. UcgtMcr, George
fhrkff.
RIG t-ANA 8 --Beidnr»fne at 8 K «orner of fine j
Of«'« prafrict, thenceanuth eiung the e o aterw boon- i
durv line of Ein.or«* county to the titvid- between list* {
M.ttwl and King Bid creek«, th*nee »e«'erij a'cmr i
•»id divide to toe henJI of W«*o«l creek, tlon'-e j
thence north «horn H'.hhJ «*r*«k to the »oiithcm
bmtiKtar} I. ne «»f I int Owr# prcelnet, thence along
«dd boumiarv lire « a»terly to place of iwgUining. !
iti r iktrr M'tn R Wil» *n
1 -ITTlV. rvMÄ« Peatnnl«! ,1 II» «*•.«' c».
.«.»t tttaisKM. frartmt, In « .»...rlfdl
ret « ion to a point one mile w*.»th of Huhhc] » much.
north« e-ter ly direction |o the bee.i of
Wtlb.wcr .ck.thr.ee Dorther!} down Wl'low «rrwk
to It« mo*i»h, them** up South B tier river to the
itiOtttli of Utile <*aiiia« creek, tbeu.-e along the anuth.
ern brnindau v line « f Une Grow pro* «netto the north
Wr*d corner of Jt^ t*mMi pretimt. ti.eme wutheri»
»loo.- th« wrotem hMMtdwry Hoe of W- Tania*, pre
einer to Pl«.*« . f hegfnnbif He«i.«er. J W Rallev
MorsTAIN H..Ä- üfglnMugnt «he
Ui«r ('«nyon creek, thence along the content bound
•r> line • f kfryfwld preetn- r to head rf Willow creek,
thener emalcrh along the aouthern boundary Une of
U*t!e « am*» rt«H'io« r to ItenneU crcefc, thcnc«a.<uih
- Hv to » p i,.t ..tt G*« r.d»r* »d H* o il*» e*»t of Mt*n
li me, rh*vt«*e wmth ♦»* Hnv,« river, tHmcv do««
Brake Hrorioplnet of hetfinninf. lUgucr. W C.
I «hm» SHIIIVG Beudming •» the PR come-of
M* n Il**r*e tee m t. thence n « thertr al >ng theeaat
rrn Hm of Mtn H'tne pr«.lnct to Hcttnr't creek.
J tbeocc caateHv a Ion « the w'ntlisrit hound try line *»f
feint dfrac'ly n rth of the
Ftnu«re enunit
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OOUOlV If.
He/taler, J. B.
riwr *«» i'-dnt «»f »n^iiming «»* rU*«*\ Paul W alker
«I F.NM*H RFKuY — On««»»« «ring **. Ml« eoutliMmt
e- rn*r K*m'n tvtmiv, lie. tee weal »long Hn*»e
»Iver »•. a p dnt "alt mil« wa»t of the ramnb of Alkali
.r^k, ♦!*• *•*•»* north »rlv along the tüdcin hnun »rv
line of UflM Hprlng wteiwt lo Ihe -outkeru boundary
||-* cf Bi^ Punit« pea,*inct, U»^ ir*e «weterG along
t inm *« the <*a*»era b-HMuiar>- line nf Kim r*'
t ,un«y, tHenw »oath n'ong «»Id nn*«nty Hnr to tdave
,4 hr^turtnK- «raito.r. «'.n. Kram.
jUNi-ri'iS SAU OmmraMtnsat . ,>»!»•
,h. I, ..u»l,r- I,,., ..- L.,a .rnt few , roun
'-'•w» H» S»>itb KM*, ri*«. »b«"«-» n..rtlo»l> «tan«
Ui. «lu mile.. Um. "►«>«• I' to ««I trraludm«
«• 1 »« I« bn wn »« the Son* pm** «doe«, th.»™ «mt
e«t, I» * ra i-.t Ihr »tnre r»«»t tie-nre-, R.. k V Har
.».I JimettoH tor hnwrn w> «be OW S.» Mill. Mu ne.
i»t « ■■».»«♦,;»■ .U/T.'i n to «mt. tfi.u .*
ibtern *,»M ererh L» S-*r*h tb'lw river. Hi. n.* «t-riar
Smith ttohw «0 ««imat« of the «rat mountain mnee
I» an ra. e»!r itlr»e*»on to Ihr .f-ne—1»1 "ti' * » tv't-n
liar» ttn»», tb»--e *l.-»s Mid boumlar» line to the in
tMuoolMi of —id South » Im ri.er «n i pU.e ..
ginning. I*«n:i»«er. « W. J%/L*on
MKAL
mmoHcmg at a point cpiw*»;»c til«mouth
of More * er»rk, then«« running up Hol*c river lo li>*
mouth uf H tith IF4*c rtver. llicn«* op ftmith R*»i»c tu
m.ailh of VAm «muh, ÜMtnew up Will-.w c
mouth * t W <-»1 rock, lln nw in a anuthwmtcVly ih
rwfiofl In «91 hear! of u«t MatfT uwclc Ihvft*«« l|n«n
fcwl Mdar crock lo Innian creek, Ute»-*« d wn In
dian <?fv*k »rt the « »Him y Uli«, »hwr.i-c I
«Aid cooMtjr line to Uut piaMw ot hwiMiii.'.
J. W. Alava»«.
k U
north «!- ox
lUtrkirr.
MAVHKU» R«k!onhiir at the mW corner «f LHMr
rolr —d on« mi l. Wriri CI..I -rttua. Hon.« -« .»•»,
Vi U», unuth ot Bur c.irao,, ms«», ihtm.
Sunk« rtv*r la tb. Ad. suant» lin», Iti- n»-. of,M»l |
line to Initlm orasll, thpiXM «said 111 ,, „/ N.,1 dt«
tiW ttp East KlMl't ««.«.•» lo Its la—*1, tbs».« Ie.n»th<;
tiuri n- l i-t al»»-r ««T«k Ihu nof'l.«».u. |j .»Ir-tSK.
ssäitä ä
*-Kt •>' » lo.rW.rn Is.iln-I.ST ||,— of Pin.- ()«.»«
,-mr n t, u»—uw soMherlt nl n/ will line lo i-u
ft—ilnnlnji, ltr„>Mt«r, J !,n Anri,A-MS».
Home, »In. uw « 1 » <Uj of Au/ l.
Alt.«: W. c. WICKK& 8 HAH. cu-k
Boar.» Cettly Coinnii—tonsra, Umnntÿ, l.t..,-.»
Only $2 for the Elmore Bulletin.
f j
l»at«u at Mi
CITY
meat market
Mountain Home, Idaho.
W. E WILSON. • - Proprietor
Always hssps « fcuxl
BEEF
VEAL*
MUTTOil,
Corn-fed PORK,
»
All orders will receive
attention.
prompt
fug. Kunnecke's
NEW
Meat Market
Now open and will always keep tm
hand the
B
V®«1, Pork,
Mutton,
Savumge,
Brains, Trip«,
Order* delivered to any part of
town promptly.
ELMORE COUNTY BANK.
▲ Owioral Banking Buben
Transacted.
Goo. S. Rice & Co,
GENERAL MES'CHMTS.
Mountain Home, Idaho
Removal.
W. D. REYNOLDS,
PRACTICAL
I Watchmaker and Jeweler,
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
Fine Watch Work a Specialty.
;
the j
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of
t»p- j filorP, pOt>tofflC2 huiiuing.
and
| F) P A |kt
le«» ° 1 MVs
i lowneetedl ('»ftto. Eermwk, uuderhit k
»rtd 1 — L/ ench enr; wstile left hand side neck fif A
is ! B au n ett N®k sud Fine ürovs WM. BLACKMAIL
thni j (d.mble anchor* on left ahuuldef.
U-iihe, Itrnnctt creek si«d Mm G«
nny : Bkckiu*«i, Mauutaln ilunte poetoftce.
y hip Marks: Crop and aplit in left uohit kl 1
nyh». watt if left Jew.
rc»a.: II Both hi;«. Mnrka: Crop end split in eeoh ear. 1
and fl wwtt :<> right Jew. A. M. HALL, 9
mv»W Mountain Home. Idahe. |
l.-.l
Ail work warrante!
Now located at Rosroe Bmilh's drug
Removal of Millinery. ]
IS RS. W P. OLKV.V uJ ms» HAHY OKAY he««
t ettov eti their Miltiiicrv Good« to th« M »me
LulLUtig, up «tttlr», wliere Uv > eoliclt petronage fra®
F.l
of
of
»r«
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of
ru
Isooste
nlong
fine j
i
list* {
a'cmr i
j
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along f
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c». I .^L?" 1 * 1 '? J * 1 ' 11 , '^».^111 to* tot ««■
I U,uL r clïïmïiï (w. àîlk , H £T
„SSL ÎTtoUh iSS** d Wm%
of A T WKDNE 8 -
«rrwk j fSSÎV
the *A ■ H. IDA> , at «A* o. m , »rrivtng *t Hock.
, t a -, » »,» * .„a arr i-
north 1 V?u T } * ft **° ^ d "
* fKML'wïïLîid R »n~*u.l
pre- 1 _ arr , W P ' *Z 1
T* ÎÎÜÏÏÏLîSl* ^ ttUifll1
ft>t UuM "* V?l TSTff US 99 . -
(iKAl BKOH, rM»|*rn loff.
of K £ .2 M
Q U 9 #Mk| A C
Mt*n V V » Pf !5 P WiL/%9
do«« f>, >.<i m c ,«4 pa
C. j OiIÖL
j
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creek. !
*»f .
the !
Lodgings.
w. t—v. It—.1 th. uet—r of the Unrril
liuiulln, u<t m* .)-> p i-ra — râs
Lodgtns« to «Il ro.pn.taht* i—rtiM.
has W. P. OLRNN.
MlhS MARV OKAY
to turuish Oral c Hm
Mountain Bon«e. A turnet 8 . 1884.
LAUNDRY.
»I
/WE ME
If.
B.
If«« pnreha«<Hl b*ni L« s Lanmiry, o|«poefte Han
ley*« bU< kstt i»h ahep. and «III do ail kli.da of «Mb*
iug and Ironing «-n •h<>ri hou.» and at
MR MR
able rat**», i.iw me a cwll^
TKLWtEKLY
i
i
Hn*»e
Alkali
»rv
along
r*'
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