Elmore bulletin. [volume], September 16, 1896, Image 2

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ELMORE COUNTY, IDAHO.
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O. M. PAYNE,
Mabel i„ payne, ,
Editors and Pi
'KIKTORS.
Mountain Home, September
Hi, 1896.
DEMOCRATIC SHSER TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WM. J. RUYAN^ of Nebraska.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ARTHUR SRWAIjIj, of Maine.
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State People'a-Dcmocrnttc Ticket.
For President!».) Electors.
W. W. WOODS, of Shoshons.
L. L. EVANS, of
WILLIAM F. SMITH, of Eli
For Congre*«.
JAMES GITNN, of Ada.
For Governor.
FRANK STEUNENBEKU, of Ct
For Lieutenant Governor.
C. C. FULLER, of Shoabo
For Supreme Court Just ••
RALPH P. QUARLES, of L
For Attorn*} ( :» neral.
Robert e. McFarland, of k
For St«i,tir\ of Ht. He
GEORGE J. LEWIS, of Bla
For Statt- Auditor
JAMES H. ANDERSON, of War
Foi Stall Treasure î
GEORGE H. STOKER, of Bin
For Supt. Public Instruct in
LEWIS ANDERSON, of La
For Mine Inspector.
B. F. HASTINGS, of Owyl
•ida.
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ootenal.
hlngton.
sham.
ah
No one iB thoroughly pit
the course of Senator Dubi
those who went with him
used w th
)is except
into the
n
tl
b
t
ranks of the Bryan and Sevrall party,
•nd while hurrahing for Bryan anil
c
«
free coinage still proclaim their Re
publicanism from the liousa tops and
other high places. They say : 11 IVe
»re just ns good Republicans as we
ever were, and are not, and don't pro
pulists or
dispit ises the
straight Republicans, who s; y the Du
boisites are no longer Republicans and
have no right to claim to tie, and on
''that claim proceed to capture the
? party machinery. These straight Re
publicans are very sure that Dubois
does not deserve any reward at their
hands for what they are pleased to
term his "flop into the Populist party.'
The Democrats and Populists, with
straggling exceptions here and there.
t
t
i'
t
pose to become, cither P
Democrats.
That
I
■
t
t
can't understand why they should
break their necks to reward him, as
he claims to be neither on 3 nor the
Populists
justice of
beads of
Other, and never will be.
nnd Democrats can't see tin
wildly leaping over the
worthy, able, sincere and competent
men in their own parties to reach Du
bois, who is not of them ( .aking his
own words for it) and lift Hint again
into tlie U. S. Senate. The Duboisites
were asked long ago to fuse with the
Populists nnd Democrats, but they
would have none of it. They w re
h distinct party ull by themselves—
Bryan - Dubois- Idaho-silver —sheep
protection-Republicans. When ni
the last minute they realiz d that to
fuse would help Dubois more Ilian not
to fuse, they were eager to combine
with either tlie Democrats or Popu
lists, or both. Then it was too late.
They had, before this, firmly deter
mined to go it aioi e, and when, at the
last minute, they began to grab at
snything in sight, like a drowning mm,
they failed. The Democrats » nd Popu
lists concluded to let them continue to
go it alone. Besides this, tl
ver Republicans who went, it
to try to effect a fusion,
clothed with any authority
Idaho Wcild.
e few sil
to Boise,
were not
to act.—
This is a poor man's campaign,
On the side of the Republican party
are arrayed all the millionaires,
bond holders, hankers and goldbugs
of the country, and campaign funds
amounting to millions have been al
ready contributed to encompass the
defeat of Bryan. The miners, farm
ers, laboring men, artisans, median
ÎCS and all classes should bear this
in mind on election day itid cast
their ballots on the side of die poor
ttan and for his wellfare.
TT . ,, 0ll ,
l p to the ' til instant candidate
Bryan had made 117 speeches in
different parts of the count -y. The
New 5 ork World says: "Mr. Brvan
is certainly a tireless worker. He
has already done enough in this ex
traordinary conipaign to k 11 an or
dinary man, but he comes up as
fresh, as smiling and as good
humored as ever.
If Dnce in a
great while a jot in the Times seems
to brush vour fur the wring way.
just Stick your head in a bucket of
-water for three minutes and then
begin counting the scores of locals
that have pleased vou."
„ . .. ,
Republicans "resolute" 11 favor of
labor. But by every art known to
corporate greed the leadvs of the
republican part)'oppress It. bor.
"
In a recent letter to tbo manufac
«urers Mr. IV. F Benjamin editor of
Ihe Spectator, Rushlord, N. 5 ..says:
It may be a pleasure to y°, to know
the high esteem in winch Chamber
lam s medicines are held by the people
01 your own «täte, wneie ttiey n»ii8t r>t*
best known. A 11 aunt of mine, who
rfeides at Dexter, Iowa wa . about to
visit me a few years since, und before
leaving home wrote me, aski ig if they
axere «old here, stating if they were
not she would bring a quantity with
lier, as she did not like to be without
them. Ihe medicines referred to are
Chamberlains Cough Remedy, famous
for Its cures of colds and cr u |i; Chain
berlain s Pam 1 aim for rheumatism,
Janie back, pains in the s de nid ehe t.
»nd Chambei .11111 * Colic., Cholera and
Diarrhoe* Remedy for bond com
»Inuit*. Ihe«) medicines have been
jn constant use 111 Iowa for almost a
quarter of a century. Ihe people
have learned that they ara articles
til great wo/tli and merit and utt
«quailed by any other. 1 hey are for
« alt here by K. VV. Smith Druggist.
The Cassia Times offers
vice to its readers:
this ad
fr
The Difference.
; Senator Henry M. Teller spoke
I one day last week at his old home
!
Upon j
jin Morrison, 111.
j 'T believe that the question the
I American people are called
j now to settle is of more importance!
to them than any other question ;
I that has ever been submitted to !
Americans for their consideration
and determination. I do not be-j
lieve, however much there was at
stake, so much human suffering and
__ ^ 1 î 1 n j
so much woe could have come to
the American people if we had been !
divided and there had been two re
publics established on this conti
înafûoJ . , ,, „r, .„;n t
nent instead of one, as will come to
us if this question now submitted to
us shall be wrongfully decided."
The above burning words are
from the lips of that great patriot
Teller of Colorado, once a Repub
lican hut now a free silver Brvan
He said, in part:
advocate, pure and sincere. Con
trast hia language with the words of
the hired assassin of character from
Wahoo, who says in his McKinley
Dubois organ that "county issues
are paramount to all other issues."
In other words, the success of the
Republican ticket in Elmore is par
amount to the success of the free
silver cause. But what else could
he expected from a gold standard
dog, with a coliar around his neck,
imported from Wahoo by bis noble
and "loyal" 17, who three years ago
purchased the McKinley-Duhois
organ plant and, after getting weary
of putting up assessments, finally
succeeded in mortgaging the
rial to unfortunate Rohrer for twice
its cash value.
th
the
anil
Re
and
IVe
we
pro
or
the
Du
and
on
the
Re
their
to
mate
Brief Dollar Catechism.
From the American Dollar.
Doea Government itself have any use for money:
Yes.
What for?
To purchase
postal service
ucessary supplie* for Its
d to pay salaries, etc.
v much docs the United States dlsburso
Hi
annu
ally for these things?
About $400.000,000.
Whet
does the Government obtain this mono}?
From the people.
By taxation.
Where do the people get the
From the Government.
How?
ioney?
as
the
of
of
By the «ale of Iaht
and material.
Does this Government in time of peace
of it« subject* to supply cither labor
of their
mipol any
goods except
Du
his
the
re
ni
to
not
at
to
Vl.lltll.il''
No. they <to ho voluntarily.
If thi» Government was to make one of these silver
dollars and declare it to he good in the discharge of
which it bus a constitu
siippose It would have
n to »it in Congress?
They would full over each other
a!l public ami private debts
tiorml right to do do ;
difficulty in securing
• whatever.
Ni
in order to se
Do you suppose that the local trader would refuse
to take that dollar in exchange for goods upon Ihe
Congressman's return?
No, of course he wouldn't.
Would the manufacturer refuse to take it for the
goods now rotting in his warehouse!
I N
I Would the laborer, wl
is hungry and naked, re
fuse to take it?
No.
Wo
"d the funner refuse to take it for his unsala
ble produce?
A hold up took place at Pocatello
early Wednesday morning. Two
men wa'ked into the Board of Trade
saloon where were only three or
four men and shouted, "Hold up
your hands," a command that was
speedily complied with. The sack
of the faro game containing about
$800 was taken and the robbers
backed out the door and fled in the
darkness.
No.
Would the Government refu
No.
Who, then, would refuse to take It in exchange for
gomls
ENGLAND.
What would the result he?
We would always have the dollar, and England
would have it» gomls.
Isn't that pretty elfe tive protêt tion?
to take i t for taxes?
labor?
sil
Notice is hereby given that I the
undersigned, W. K. Wilson, who was
j convicted at the April t rm, 1895. of
H le District Court of the Fourth Judi
Uintrift, held at Mountain Home,
Lunore county, Idaho, of the ctime of
grand larceny and sentenc il to the
in i penitentiary for the term of four years,
will apply m the Board of Pardons of
the said .State of Idaho, at their regu
i * ar ^session in Oetober for a pardon,
!
as
;
Notice.
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Dated at Boise City, Idaho, An
gust 14, IH'.IO. W. K. Wilson. ■
Oh Vest
\\ e keep Parks' Cough Syrup and
it is the best cough I
Everybody likes it and
Ttv it for i
!
!
we tell evervone
we sell.
a we , "' 11 ü on a guarantee,
j Mirnmatn Ho^f 8wi,h '
:
of A Chance to Make Money.
I have benies, griqies and peaches,
K year old, fresh as wlu-n picked, fuse
1 lie alifornia Cold process, d.. not
, beat or seal thefrMit,iustputituti
of cold, keeps perfectly fresh and costs
to almost nothing; can'put up a bushel
the ; in ten minutes. Last week I sold di
reclions to over 120 families; anyone
will pay a dollar for directions, when
t |„, v t | 1( . beautiful samples of fruit
of As there are many people taair like
mVM , lf 1 oonsidet it'my dutv to give
,„ÿ experience to such, and feel confi
( j ent )Uiy t . ltll make one or two
hundred dollars round home in a few
r>t* ; ( ^ IVK | will mail «ample of fruit and
t .,, directions to any of vour
to r( , -X( | erB j or (.juhtegn twox-ent stamps
which is only the actual cost of the
, e|l ; u etc t()
j.j w Fuakcis ('askv 8t fouis Mo
;__ '
For Over Fifty Years.
are As Utu and W'kll-Tkikh Hkmkpy.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over' fifty years by mil
lions of mother* for their children
t. while teething, with perfect success,
It soothe* the child, softens the gums,
allavt all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
a ant to tlie taste. Sold by druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
cents a bottle. Its value is incalcii
table. Re sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
for ; low's iSoothing Syrup, uud take no
|oth v4 kind. o2yI
< ' uro
(llenn's Ferry Facts.
Hon. Martin King it down here from the upper re
u II til 1
gions to Ilia old home, and will remain with
! the clone of the People's Democratic convention.
J. 8. Hickey, formerly division master mechanic of
the Short Line, and James Langley, formerly fore
of tilt Glenn's Ferry shops, ajient a short time
j with old friends here this week.
;
!
*« to th.» shtret
at ,!oolll,fo . K-uiotph l»
" u " uw . »"'• A T "»'•>*• • au K . m. sm n „tt, i
j James McGinness, Albert Stein, Owe
to n» irenioi 1»« of n™
! Nampa, illuminates the t
j Sft,n Jaco»*on, of the Glenn** Ferry Mercantile
j Co '" puny ' U b%ek * ar,,J ttl1 arrangements are perfected
w ith the old company end the concern will soon re
to 1 0|KI1 tlie8tülkt<)1| bulMllli[ rt lbe oWltand „„„
to 1
j
are 1
j asu
W. M. Stu. V.ton is buck, after a canvass up amon<
the aurifer«
J argentifer
The primaries came off quietly
rially differing from the bustle at
hills.
Saturday, mate
xcitenient of old
fere elected to
<1
times here. The following delegates v
the 17th: De
r. A.
>. Simon R. White, J H.
1. Bbyle.
Win. Ward,
at
Another of the chronic disturbers of the peace w
corted
jail thin week by Constable Smith, from
i the Justice's court of thin city.
, Mo., paper announces the marriage of
Miss Carrie SinnoU t< Mr. Charles MeIlarney, a prom
inent stock rai»cr of that city. The bride w.
erly a resident of thin county and w
Glenn's Ferry public school,
them.
teacher in t he
May good luck follow
of
the
free
ago
HANK.
Masonic Grand Lodge Officers.
The session of the Masonic grand
lodge closed at Boise last Thursday.
The following are the newly elected
officers:
Grand Matter F. G. Mor-k of Nampa.
Deputy Grand Mantel- J
Senior Grund Wurdet
d Wattle
Mum-man of Moscow.
jh Criswell of Pocatello.
Geo. II. Storer, Idaho Falla.
Iharles Him nui of Boise.
j
Grand Secretary
Grand Treasure
(«rand Lecturer -F. E. Beal of Boise.
Trustees of the Orphan Fund J W. Brown, Geo.
Ainslie and Jus. A. Pwmey of Boise.
Grand Master Mock filled the ap
pointive offices as follows:
Grand (. huplai
Grand Orator
Grand Marshal -Geo. l>. Smith of Orangeville.
Grand Sword Hearer K. G. Cummings of LewLton.
Senior («rund 1 >oao<
Junior Grand De<
G rum I Pursuiv;
Grand Tyler— \V. U. Tatroof Boise.
II. F. Neal of Hohe.
I'. Coulter.
K. E. M iX«v of Caldwell.
(J l'. Oliver of Mt'n lb
D. P, M
-t 1
RcsotutIons of Condolenoe.
Hull of M<
.Mt'n lb«
c, Idaho, Sept. 12, 189d.
Whereas, ! ho G
infinite wisd
beloved brotli«*i\ l>. B. Hill; therefore be it
Resolved, That we deeply depi
ined in that wi
• I Master of the Universe in His
lit to remove from
midst
the loss which
have loa
lodge bus -
faith
1 his family a
• I a
fol brother ui
kind husband
bered that we extend I » he bereav ed family in their
d of fraternal love
common Father
•ue Odd Fellow,
1 father; then f.
j lot it he
f distress the rljfht
xii the aitl of
1 Mistain them.
R* h tlved further. That a copy of the
he sent to the family of the decease
papou», and also spread upon the minuit
ho:
:
to uphold
»solutions
s I, to the local
?» of the lod^e.
UEO. F. MAHONEY,
r E. OoKKEIt,
WM HANLEY,
'oimnittce.
Maine went 40,000 for the golil
bug candidates at last Monday's
election.
The Republican county
tion is called to meet in this place
on October 1.
any
of
convcn
o ... , ,, . ,
Hecretary Montgomery requests
us to say that the regular annual
meeting ot tlie Idaho \V ool Gyowers
Association has been postponed from
Sept 14, to Sept. 2Ô, to he held at
Boise. An effort is being made to
secure reduced railroad and hotel
rates for members of the convention.
Ihe
the
With Herr Most and Willie Breck
enridge leading the gold bolters the
oder from their campaign will not
be very much like the gales of!
Arabi.—Albion Times.
re
It is rumored about town that
the mine at Atlanta known as the
Petit and owned by Messrs. W. 11.
Petit, F. R. and Hal Coffin, I). Falk
and A. L. Richardson has been sold
to a French syndicate for $250,000.
The owners are all residents
Boise and each own an equal inter
eS ' " l ,he pro P ort >'' ,iolSe I)om '
At Orebaugh's Barber
j MIbathZeIS Shop, hot or cold, and
or a shave that will make you happy
for a week. Trv it.
for
|
( j
faT "Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should ap
ply to Miss Mabel L. Payne. Class
ical music and instructions tobe
ginners a specialty.
of
of
of
Private Boarding.
Mbs. Oeö. D. Bell wouM be ploat*e<!
to accommodate a number of boarder*
bv Ihe day, week or month, ami will
give particular attention to the com
fort of guest*. Term* very reasonable.
She iil*o ha* two nicely furnished
room* for rent.
dian sixteen
dollars any day while selling Centn
i fugal Ice Cream Freezers. Any one
should make from five to eight dollars
■ a day selling cream, and from seven to j
ton dollars selling Freezers, as it is
sut-h a .wonder, there is always a crowd :
You can freeze I
Money Made tu a Minute.
I have not made It
I
i
wanting ice croi
! cream elegantly in one minute, ami
that astonishes people so teat they all |
want to taste itand then manyofthem
buy freezers, as the cream is smooth
and perfectly frozen. Every freezer is |
! guaranteed to frieze cream perfectly |
in one minute. Anyone can sell ice
I the freezer sells itself Mv
'
'
',' ,, '>
< baric* st., Kt. Louis, Mo., will mail;
>'<»» full particulars free, so you can go
lo work and make has of money any
"here, 118 with one freezer you can
""'k« « hundred gal'.ous of cream a
■ or ^ you wi>li they will hire you
011 a salary. Lii.uk B.
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The New Hook Spoon Free to AH.
I read in the Christian Standard that
"b* 8 A. M Fritz, Station A . St Louis,
Mo., would give au épiçant plated hook
: 8 l l,, on to anyone sending her ten two
cent stamps. I sent for one and found
11 80 ,18< ' ,u l that I showed il to mv
friends, and made $13 00 in two hours
taking orders for the spoon. The hook
siusin is a household necessity. It can
not slip into tlie dish or cooking ves
*el, being held 111 the place by a hook
on the back. The spoon is something
that housekeepers have needed ever
since spoons were first invented. Any
one can get a sample spoon by sending
ten 2 cent stamp* lo Miss Fritz. This
is is a splendid way to make money
around home. Very truly, JbakneTTk S.
in
ftXP" Parks' tea is a great blood puri
tier and cleanser. A pleasant herb
drink which moves the bowels without '
pain, griping or discomfort. Sold bv
U. W. Smith, druggist, Mt'n Home.
ream
sistt r makes from len to tiftee
dollars
J. F. Casey <6 Co.. 1143 St
Are You
Thin?
i
Look about you I See for |
yourself ! Who suffer most I*
from sleeplessness, nervousness, w
nervous dyspepsia, neuralgia, k
despondency, general weak- K :
ness? Who are on the edge is
of nervous prostration all the ||
time? Those who are thin,
Opium, chloral, bromides,
headache powders, only make g
matters wo-.se. iron and bit- (at
fers are only stimulant:. To
be cured, and cured for good,
you need a fat-making food.
You want new blood, rich
blood; and a strong nerve
tonic.
SCOTT'S EMULSION of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypo phos
phites is all this. It feeds the
tissues, makes rich blood, and
strengthens the nerves.
j
I
!
!
Book about it free for the asking.
For sail by all druggists at 50c. and
$UX).
SCOTT & BOWNE, New York.
Presidential Candidates.
Following are the candidates on the
eight presidential tickets so f r in the
field.
National Democratic—Win J. Bryan
of Nebraska, Arthur Sewall of Maine.
Populist—VVm. J. Bryan of Ne
hraska, Thus. E. Watson of Georgia.
Free Silver—Will. J. Bryan of Ne
braska, Arthur Sewall of M line.
ley of Ohio, Garrett A. Hobart of New
(iolilhug Republican—Win, MfKin*
Jersey.
Goldbug Democrat—John M. Pai
ne î of Il.inois, Simon B. Buckner of
Kentucky.
Prohibition—broad gauge— C. 1).
Bentlv of Nebraska,
of North Carolina.
Prohibition—narrow gauge—Joshua
Levering of Maryland, Hale Johnson
id Illinois.
Labor Socialist— Chas. If. Matched
of New York, Matthew McGuire of
New Jersey.
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J. 11. Southgate!
:
Sent It to His Mntlicr in Germany.
Mr. Jacob Esbensen, who is in the
employ of ihe Chicago Lumber Co.,
'„e's Moines, Iowa t.vs: "I have
j(1Hl st .„, mediein'e back to my
| mother in the old country, that I
, know fr. 111 personal use to be he best
medicine in the world for rheumatism,
. having used it in my family for sev
"' 1 " 1 ' -111 ' 8 -
1 ;
It is called Chamberlain's
! Bain Holm.
It always docs the work."
; '>0 <*t'iti buttles fur sale by H. W. Smith
j Druggist.
!
i
:
people here who have not clothes to
What
world wu live in! There are
hide their persons, others who do
without bread to pay their rent,others
living in lents who will he fortunate
1 Kmm Chamberlain's
; <>nah Remedy is a Godsend to the
J • ben- m no adverhsement
1 _ti,o Democmat, J Carr'»lUon > , '"iCy
For sale by R. W. Smith Druggist,
to get food and fuel to cook it to keep
them alive till spring, and yet men
j demand a eontinuance of the gold
j- standard and less money.—Boise Dem.
The Democrats and Populists of
j Owvheo fused on a comity ticket,
The democratic nominees are: J, G.
Watts, senator; O. 1>. Brumbaugh,
sheriff; J. C. Connors, treasurer; J.
A. Arvison, assessor; R H. Britt,
surveyor; J. H. Lee and C. Olsen,
commissioners. The balance are
populiste, as follows: J. L. Davis
j „„J E. C. Austin, representatives;
j
.
Frank St. Clair, probate judge; II.
i C. Anchor, commissioner.
There i* more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other dis
! eases put together, anti until tlie last
j few years was supposed to he inctira
tile. For a great many years doctor*
pronounced it a local disease, aud pre
1 scribed local remedies, and by coo
! stuntlv failing to eure with local treat
j ment, pi 011011 need i( incurable. Science
lias proven catarrh to be a coustitu
: tional disease arid therefore requires
I constitutional treatment
Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
| Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market,
It is taken internally in doses from 111
| drops to
| nelly
faces of the -vste
F. J. CHENEY Æ Co., Toledo, Ö.
jrjfiF*Sold by Druggists, 75 c.
Last weck I cleared, uftÿr paying all
expenses, $355 85, the month previous j
aud have at the same time at
und .I to other duties. [ believe any
energetic person can do equally a* j
well, as 1 have had very li'tle expert
ence. 1 be Dish Washer is just 1 vely
: ami every family wants one, which
makes selling very e isy. Idonocan
vasdng. People tiear about the I)ish
washer and come or send for one.
is strange that a good, cheap Disli
washer has never before been put on
the. market. The Mound City Dish
washer fills this bill. With it you can
wash and dry the dishes for a family
of ten in two minutes without wetting
your Hands. As soon as people, see
the Washer w rk they want one You
can make more money and 111 ike it
quicker than with any household ar
tide on the market. I feel convinced
that any lady or gentleman can make
You can
dres-iug
' Washkk (to, St loin*. Mo
hel|
a tojispooiiful. It acta di
on tin* blood Hnd mucous sur
They otter one
hundred dollars for itnv rase it fails to
cure.
Beml for eiroultrs ami testi
. Addrt
inoiUH
What a Woman i an !>o.
It
from $10 tv $14 l»*r day around home,
get fu'l particulars by ad
The Moijnh Citv Dish—
They
you get started, then you can
make money atvitil fast.
A. L. C.
DR. B. B. SWAN, !
Resident Dentist
'Mountain Home, Idaho.
sjar office- —First door north of
Justice Cole's office.
E. M. WOLFE,
LAWYER,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
W. C. HOWIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
—AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
FRANK T. W YMAN.
HARRY C. WYMAN.
WYMAN & WYMAN.
I ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
! Patents for mining claims a specialty.
GVdleetions promptly attended to.
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R. J. ALCORN,
Physician and Surgeon.
Glenn's Fekiiy, Idaho.
Calls from the country promptly at
tended at all times.
J. WM. NiEUKIRK,
Physician and Surgeon,
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Mountain- Home, Idaho.
to diacascs ot the Eye,
Special attention gives
Ear unil Throat.
i3TO;ïh*c at my residence, opposite Reynolds'.
Tills Is Your Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
a generous sum pie will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
J (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate tlie great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
LG Warren St., New York City.
!
îîev. John lïeid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont.,
I recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I
emphasize his statement, 4 'It is a posi
tive cure for catarrh if used ns directed."—
! Rev. Francis W. l'oole, Pastor Central Pres,
i Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh nnd contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, 60 cents.
UEO. F. MAHONEY. AUGUST KUNNEURE.
KUNNECKE i MAHONEY'S
NEW
Moat Market
I
Next door to Dan Hill's Saloon.
Now open and will always keep or.
hand the
Best Beef,
Veal, Pork,
Mutton,
Sausags,
Brains, Tripe.
fjar Orders delivered to any part of
town promptly.
CITY
MEAT MARKET
Mountain Home, Idaho.
F. P AKE. - - Proprietor
Always keeps on hand
BEEF,
VEAL,
MUTTON,
Com fed PORK,
Waiiw h g*©.
All orders will receive prompt
attention.
ELMORE COUNTY BANK.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
A Qensral Banking 1 Business
Transacted.
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GENERAL MERCHANTS.
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Mountain Home. Idaho,
SAMUEL G. RHOADES.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
COUNTYSURVEYOR
And U. S.' Doputy Miaor&l
Cuïvcyor.
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Mountain Home, Bla ho.
Experience in nil branche« of surveying, mineral*
g-ricultural and irrigation.
STOCK BRANDS.
left hip and right ribs. Ear-mark», crop and
Icibit in left swallow, fork in right. SCHOFF
PROS., Glenn's Ferry, Idaho.
Left hip. Marks: Crop and split in left unbit in
right, wattle left jaw.
H ltath bip«. Mark.: Crop and split in each ear,
wattle right jaw. A. M. HALL,
IIOV 2 Ù V'j£ (Mountain Home, Idaho.
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CATARRH
is a
r'-nr A LY ' s j
•nd is tho result of cold» and c/m?.cOII!S
sudden climatic changes. ^1
ËLS'S rlS
L ercury or any other injur- " S !
ioti* drug.
LOCAL DISEASE
;
Ely's Cream Balm
It acknowledged to be the moet thorough cure for
Nasal CaJarrh, Cold in Bead and llay Fever of ail
remedies. It opens and cleanses the nasal passages,- 1
allayg pain and inflammation, heals the Bores, pro
tects the membrane from col.Is, restores the senses
of taste and smell, lh-iee Ode. at Drnurists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, o 0 Warrea Street, New York.
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LOST
On Ditt<
creek, ten miles west of Canyon creek
biœk Iwrae branded \\ || (contien-ted)
left )
«tioulder; weight «boat lono pound.. Also, one I»«re
tHitween a blia-k und brown . «dor, branded Wit (con
nected) on left shoulder; weight about 90» pound«.
A >-)»rd of T K N* HOLLA Its wilt be ,«ld lor the
dotiiery of said horse» L. Marion Daniel'« ranch, on J
JOHN I'HICE,
Co., Idaho.
Canyon oreek, by
Pine P. 0., Eh
it
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Build a house!
Paint it!
And Buy Your Material of
m f
Estimates furnished on application.
O. H. Hutchins
THE CASH GROCERV.
DEALEBSIN
Family Groceries,
Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars, Tobaccos,
Shelf Notions, Etc.
Fresh Butter & Eggs a Specialty.
O. II. HUTCHINS.
I solicit a share of your trade.
JED CLAYTON'S HOME.
Two Doors North of the Postoffice, Mt'n Home.
M. S. GOMES, :
Proprietor.
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Liquors
WHISKIES.
OMaaiPnn. Une
qualed for Medicinal
Purpoi
DCST
and CIGARS.
A Fine Billiard Table.
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I carry nothing but first-class goods, aud respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage.
WM. SEARCH FI ELD.
JOHN FENCE.
Mountain Home
LIVERY I FEED STABLE
PENCE & SEARCEFIELB, Pror s.
Successors to A. W. Lockinuu.
FINE RIGS & GOOD SADDLE WORSES
Dealers in Hay and Grain.
Stock Carefully Provided for.
CUT SCALES at Ihe Stable.
J. M. NEIL
Livery and Feed Stables
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WANTS YOUR BUSINESS,
And will give you the best value for the
place in town.
First-class Teams and Saddle Horses always
ready for hire.
Full stock of Hay and Grain.
money of any
Give us a trial.
J. M. NEIL, at Euagorford's Old Stand.
The Elmore Bulletin.
/^OLD AND RELIABLE
Two Dollars
in advance.
Fine i
Job Printing./
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Pioneer Papei
of Elmore.
DAILY U. 8. MAIL and
STAGE LINE
From Mountain Home
To Dixie Mines, Little Camas, Pint
Grove, Junction Rar,
w-» __ __ __ _
ROCKY BAR
AND ATLANTA.
^•"Through trip to Rocky Bar in
Twelve Hours.
C. W. BURNS, Proprietor.
LAU NDRY.
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SAM 8ING'S
; I have bought Me Me s Laundry, at the corner of
Jaekson avenue and Bennett street, opposite Hanley's
puTn' , * >, * h l be patronage of the |
Good work and prompt delivery it my motto.
HAM SING.
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5^00 F?© 1 \JKJ r*d •
M untain Ho
. Idaho, March SO, 1M9«.
Die Mountain Home Cattlemen'» Erotoutlve Asso
j elation w ill pay the above
; of any pe
j or mutilating any of the follow ing brands:
ar«J for the conviction
perann« for sUaibig or killing cattle
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BOOT
A DIN M HALF, President
T. HUTCHINS, Treasurer.
March 3U, 1 Syö.
F. P. AKK, Secretary.
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common every-day
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