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F.I.MOUE COCNTV, IDAHO.
Elmore County Official Paper.
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O. M. PAYNE.
MABEL L. PAYNE, i
Editor»
I'RIRTORH.
Mountain Home, Sept. 8, 1898.
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For President in 1900,
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Silver Democratic State Ticket
For (^ongrcHH,
EDO Aft WILSON, Silver llcpuliliean.
For Governor,
FRANK STKl NKNIiF.KO, Democrat.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOSEPH II. HWTCHINMON, Silver Republican.
For Justice of Supreme Court,
ISAAC N. SULLIVAN, Silv
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL II. MAYS, Democrat.
For Secretary of State,
MART PATRIE, Hike
For State Auditor,
BARTLETT SINCLAIR, Silver Republican.
For Supt. Public In»truetion,
MISS PERMEAL FRENCH, Democrat.
For State Treasurer,
LUCIUS C. KICK, Democrat.
For Mine Inn|>ector,
JAY A. eZF/ICK, Democrat.
For Judge of Fourth Judicial DiNtrict,
C. O. STOCKHLAGEIt, Democrat.
Republican.
Republican.
Charlie Turner is in town to-day,
from the Dixie mines.
A. Anderson the Dixie merchant,
was in town last evening.
The fruit display at the fair in
Boise will alone be worth going to
see.
Arthur Golden of Rocky Bar has
returned to Lafayette, lnd., to at
tend college.
W. J. Turner i» again manufactur
ing brick at his yard just south of
the city limits.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co. will soon
commence the erection of a large
powder magazine near this place.
By using the Baking Powder named
"Perfect" you will show appreciation
oi pure food. Always use tlie "Per
fect." For sale by Helfrich.
The Bulletin acknowledges the
reciept of a complimentary ticket to
the* Idaho State Fair, which meets
at Boise on the 3rd of October.
Theodore Bierce of Smith's prai
rie made the Bulletin oflice a pleas
ant call last Thursday. He reports
crops in that section very good and
silver voters numerous.
Marion Daniel and family have
removed to this place from their
Canyon creek ranch and are located
in the house formerly occupied by
ex-Sheriff Charlie Oliver.
Sol Newcomer has turned over the
Oreana mail and stage business to
Hamp Cooper, his successor by
contract. Sol will now take a much
needed rest before embarking in
Other business.
Our very efficient Assessor and
n ii . t rov u ... , a
Colleetor, James O'Neill returned
here Saturday from an official trip
to the Middle Boise river and other
points in the mountains. He says
extensive preparations have been
been made up there for hydraulic
, . . . .. . ,, :
mining, but owing to litigation the |
mines are now idle. ,li. - »'ill
went to Glenn s rerry last night.
Truth wears well. 1'eople have learn
ed that DeWitt's Little Early Kisers
are reliable little pills for regulating
tlie bowels, curing constipation and
sick headache. They don't gripe.
Smith's 1'harniaey,
Bob Peters, who several months
ago abused the confidence and kind
ness of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hutch
ins by robbing them of several ar
ticles of jewelry during their absence
from home and skipping out, was
arrested in Boise last week and
brought here for trial. Appearing
before Judge White last Friday lie
plead guilty aud was sent to jail
for 60 days.
You invite disappointment when
you experiment. DeVVitt's Little Early
risers are pleasant, easy, thorough lit-j
tie pills. They cure constipation and
sick headache just as sure as you take
them. Smith's Pharmacy. i
Elko, savs the Argonaut, "is the
only county in the State wherein no
candidate for county office has
made public announcement of hi6
candidacy. The shrinking modesty j
of the average candidate in eastern
Nevada is something painful to wit
ness." Same condition prevails in
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One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by its quick cures and children j
may take it in large quantities with
out the least danger. It has won for
itself the best reputation of any pre
parution used to day for colds, croup, !
tickling in the throat or obstinate
coughs. Smith's Pharmacy.
Elmore county.
, . _ . _
At Orebaugh s Barber ;
Shop, hot or cold, and
• 4L 4 * 1 1 1 »
for h a 1 P t N ftke y ° U hapPy
for a week, fry it. |
KTH
Back in Ohio.
Judge Alien Smalley, temporary
Chairman of the Ohio Stale Democrat
ic Convention, made a little the best
fallen from Democrtic
lips since Col. Itryan joined the army.
It is genuine Democratic eloquence
»nd ought to go ringing down the line.
Here is some of it :
"If humanity is wrong in Cuba, it
is wrong in Luzon and it is tomewhat
humiliating to us to require Uncle
Sam to say to a laughing world and a
succeeding generation that in 1898
his ideas of humanity were only cap
able of about a 100 mile flight from
Key West. If the Philippine islands
are not capable of self-government we
do not want them ns a part of the
United States. If they are capable of
self-government we do not want them
us a dependency bound to us by gold
en bonds, but as an independent sister
republic. In view of the past, present
and prospective conditio
itioi
naval necessity and a commercial con
venience.
speech that li
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î ncquiH
f the »Sandwich inlamU was a
"We i-lmiilil emu plein, own ami con
trol tlie Nicaragua canal ami improve
all other available means of rapid,
world-wide communication so that
our American citizens, armed with
spelling books and the golden rule,
can easily go into all the world and
by precept and example preach the
gospel of liberty to every creature.
and combines intended to
forestall matkel.s and thereby rob tlie
" f l rusl
people under cover of law should be
declared outlaws by statute,so that on
application of any injured paity the
properly of such trust« might be plac
ed in the bands of a receiver to right
the wrongs upon which they bad fat
tened. And these cunningly devised
trmt schemes to rob the people should
be utilized to houetit «11 by their pe
culiar powers of co-operat
the many henelieiaries instead of the
verv few.
n and mak
"And if the rapacity of trusts can
<1 controlled hy our
not ho on hod
present logi.-haive and judicial
est ah
li*lmion(8 I ho Rioat sovereign people
will achieve a hloodlo?
revolution hy
>f the initiative
grand old Democratic party bus
stood manfully by the administration
in our war willi Spain, but at the same
time wo coin mend our Representatives
in Congress for the resistance they
made t
ml it ferendum.
leans
"Til
the
f nr revenue measures.
The gold men hud their wrongful way
and an enormous bond debt lots been
HHiiil leu ii { k î ii onr people which the
wealth producer» of our own country
must ultimately pay.
"The little war with Spain will fur
nish the gold men with a desired
cuse for increasing our standing army
and this must lie discouraged. We
More than twenty million free sam
} ,,e ® De\\ ills Witch Hazel Salve
have been distributed bv the munu
fttctun , r8 . Wh„t i, etter proof of the.r
conlil i ( , nco in lt - s niolitH (lo Vuu Wllnl?
it cures piles, burns, scalds,'
the shortest space of time,
Pharmacy,
ex
nhoiilil resist any peri
uncut incmiMi*.
"Wh.-n
soldiers in large
numbers
are needed in this large Republic,
!
j n
our
President can give one blast iqn.n his
bugle and call a million of men. But
onr splendid navy should be maintain
ed on account of the elements of polit
ical disturbances and resistance in all
parts of the world. And this resist
ance most be met and overcome until
the Democra'ic republicanism is
universally embraced and the father
hood of God and the brotherhood of
man so generally recognized that the
thousands of independent republics
shall learn war no more and tlie last
gold bond shall be cancelled in Hi to
1 silver and slavery shall be a thing of
the past.
"Let the liberty loving, constitu
tion-loving, trust and plutocrat-bat
ing citizens of this country rally
around the llag of Democracy on the
Chicago platform, will
tiens touching the Spanish war ques
tions, and successfully conduct the
successive advancing skirmishes until I
li»(X) when 10,000,000 of American 1
freemen will triumphantly
through the gran I arch of victory,
singing praises to Almighty God lor
our great deliverance and shouting lor
brotherhood, bimetalli-m and Bryan."
l.li
}.roper
8Wt»t*p
sore®,
South's
: Senator Marion Butler of North
| Clir(llina| ,.hainnan.of thu Populist
xati<>na 1 Committee, was in Butte;
City recently anil in an interview
said he cauld not considéra man a
true, sincere silver man unless j,,.
is in favor of co-operation The
... j i,i i h ii. * m
cause lit Sliver can never win until
we elect a silver president. It will
never be possible to elect a silver
1 1
,f all
president except hy a union
the silver forces, said the Senator,
There is a big fight going on ;
the Montana Democrats
question of fusion,
said the silver men
elsewhere wh<
among
on the
Senator Butler
>f Montana or
fusion are
hazarding the cause of silver for a
few political offices, and that it is,
first of all, the duty of the silver
example of un
bv f I eon'll.r
n '
ppotse
show an
states t
selfishness
([on.
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M. King has reopened
l ; le "'q Restaurant and bakery.
i b resh pies, c akes, bread, etc., ab
ways on hand. I he best of meals
at hour8 * Cal1 aild ^
tor J our8t ''b
Ladies now realize that it is not the
j °f the flour that causes failure so
11 ' II , a ^ e8 > pastry, etc., but the I
io" m ng Vf the " 1 '** rf «*«t"
S"m /„!• fion" HGfrÄ ^ "
! A stubborn cough or tickling in the
throat yields to One Minute Cough I
j Cure. Harmless in effect, touches the
right spot, reliable and just what is
wanted. It acts at once. Smith's
Pharmacy,
!
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De\\ itt | s YV itch liazel Salve has the
largest sale of any salve in the world.
i in» fact and it« merit ha» led di»lion
; est people to attempt to counterfeit it.
v 0< • oul ^ or l } lG mao w hoattem ts to
deceive von when you call for DeWitt'e
Witeh «"«» 1 * Sah '« great pile cure,
| Smith's I'liarmacy. j
STATUS! KMT.
FINANCIAL
t* ihr Auditor &n«l
Joint Keport
Treasurer of Klmorti County, for
Quarter Kndlnit June JO. 1HIIM.
State of Idaho, .
County of Eliriore.i
Summary of joint report of Au
ditor and Treasurer of Elmore
county, State of Idaho, for quarter
ending June
the financial condition of the several
county funds on said date, with the
amount of money received and paid
out during said quarter:
OltANO CASH.
SB.
1898, showing
30,
is»s.
Apr 21 To balance last report, 1*20,586 20
To collection »luce.... 5,899 HI
By disbursement
Balance .
during quarter, #13,04* 01
. 18,537 50
$32,48« 11 $32,48« 11
July 1 - liai ttanh
hand .18,537 50
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
3,083 85
1,454 14
Apr. 1 Bv lialance lost report.
By collection Mince....
To warrants j*ald,. 2,132 41
2,405 58
Cash balance
4,537 IK)
2,405 58
4,537 »9
July 1—To co»h
SCHOOL FI ND.
B.5M 47
1,557 «6
Apr. 1 By balance lust rc)>ort
since...
To collucti
arrant» paid, .... 2,500 01
4,578 11
'1
7,084 12
4,578 11
7,084 12
July 1 By Inil. cash on hand,
HOAD FUND.
$82 24
62« 'J7
Apr. I—By balance laut report
By collection »im
To warrants paid
405 f»4
997 57
1,403 21
1,403 21
097 57
July 1 By bal. cash
hand,
STATE FUND.
Apr. 1 Bv littlanco laut report....
B> collection*
To paid State
To balance...
7,804 09
19
..7,8«4 09
. 727 19
727 19
8,591 28
July 1 - Balance cash
band...
INTEREST KU ND.
Apr. 1— By balance lost rejHirt.. .
By collectif
8,098 95
915 3«
12 00
I
paid
I
Balance.
.9,1
9,014 31
9,014 31
9,00*2 31
hand.
July 1—By balance oa»h
WARRANT REDEMPTION FUND.
1,122 60
574 (K)
Apr. 1 By balance last report,
By colle
To warranto paid
Balun-e cash on
878 46
818 74
hand
1,007 20
818 74
1,(107 20
July 1, 1898 Bv balance cash oi
INSTITUTE FUND.
hand..
To cash
8 00
Apr. 1
8 00
Bal
July l By hulaucc cash
h
id,
8 00
RECAPITULATION.
.. 18,537 50
(»rand cash . .
; fund
2,405 58
727 19
4,578 11
818 74
9,002 31
997 57
Cl
State fund.
School fund.
ant redemption fund. . . .
Interest fund.
Road fund . .
Institute fund.
W
DO
18,537 5<
18,537 50
INDEBTEDNESS.
July 1
ant redemption fund . . 3,591 90
1896 fund... 2.080 D2
1890 fund
1897 fund
1898 fund.3,591 90
lift 15
*23 40
.193 45
94,000 00
.. 40 ,000 00
Wi
Unirent
6,403 «0
7,214 LI
tut
-
Current ext
ent expe
Ko id, 1895 fund.
Road 1890 fund..
Road, 1898 fund ..
county boi
Refunding bonds...
I Hi
: -
Total
13 90
W. II. MAN I ON,
Sin
County Auditor.
By J. A. Pt KTILL, Deputy.
F. I\ AKF.,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed amt aworn to before me tills 23(1 day
of July, A. D. Isos.
The Heer that Made Milwaukee
Famous.
Tlie Schütz Brewing Co. of Milwau
kee, have just received the largest sin
gle order of beer that has ever reached
the United States from the Orient.
Sixty seven carloads of botll d beer.
■IH'J.titX) bottles will leave Milwaukee
within the next few days fur Manila,
via Hong Kong. The shipment will
be divided into three trains—one going
via the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
and Canadian Pacific Railways, one
via the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul,
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
route, and the other via tlie Chicago
Milwaukee ii St. Paul, Missouri Pa
cific, Denver A RioGraude, Rio Grande
Western and Southern Pacific lines.
From the coast the shipment goes for
! ward via the Pacific Mail Steamer
Gleagile" and tlie Canadian Pacific
Steamer "Empress of China," both
sailing in September. Tlie trains will
be conspicuonsly bannered with large
duck signs, and will no doubt be
gazed at by thousands iu the various
towns through which they pass. The
people of the Orient evidently know a
good thing when they see it, and the
Schlitz Company certainly do, as is
evidenced by the fact that the entire
shipment goes over the Chicago Mil
! waukeo A St. Paul Ry.
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For broken surfaces, »ores, insect
Lite», hum», »kin dieeaaes and especi*
j ally piles there I» one reliable remedy,
! DeWitt's Witch Hazel Halve,
you cull for DeWitt's don't accept
! counterfeits or frauds. You will not
' be disappointed with DeWitt's Witch
! Hazel Salve. Smith's Pharmacy.
It is funny how the goldbug pa
j . » .- r " ,
: P ers 1,1 Idaho now refer to the silver
i^sue as being "dead," when up to
a short time ago the V were veiling
I , , , y - . *
loud and long for "free coinage and
When
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protection—not one but both.
l>i-«'a<!!ully Nervous.
fit'nts:—I was dreadfully nervous,
: f or relief took your Karl's Clover
Root Tea.
It quieted my nerves and
strengthened my whole Nervous Hys
j tem - 1 was troubled with Constipa
' ''on, Kidney and Bowel trouble.)
Tour Tea soon cleansed my system so
'horouglily that I rapidly regained
I health aud strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet,
! Hartford Conn. Sold by R. W.
Smith, drugkist.
Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vital
i zer immediately releives Sour Stom
ach, Coming up of Food Distress, and
is the great kidney and liver remedy.
l '>' ><• W. Smith, druggist.
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
lexutive. Regulates the bowels, pur
jties the blood. Clears the complex-1
I *°n. Easy to make and pleasant to
f ke. 25cts. Sold by R. W. Smith,
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Be not deceived ! A Cough, Hoarse
cess or Croup are not to be trilled with,
I A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will
save you much trouble. Sold by R.
W. Smith, druggist,
T .
Ladies, lake the Best. If yon are
troubled with Constipation, Sallow
Skin, and a tired feeling, take Karl's
Clover l ea, it is pleasant to take,
hv K. >V . Smith, druggist.
Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure,
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup
promptly.
last year',
j by r, \y. Smith, druggist.
Sold
One million bottles sold
40 doses for 25 eta.
Boise State Hair.
Tlie Idaho inter-n>ountain fair to be :
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held at Boise during the week begin
ning October 3d gives every promise
of being a great success. The execu
tive committee is leaving nothing uu
ilone that could contribute to the suc
cess of the undertaking or add to the
comfort and enjoyment of those who
shall at'end. The demands for space
have been so numerous that it has
been found necessary to increase the
size of the new building which is be
ing erected. This new structure will
be 100x70 feet and will be known as
the Liberal Arts Building.
Assurances have been received from
all sections that there will be repre
sentative exhibits of the products and
resources of Idaho. The mining, hor
ticultural, live stock and all other de
partments will be very attractive.
The program of sports for the week
includes a very fine card of races for
each day and the number of horses in
attendance will be large. The man
agement has found it necessary to
build 100 additional stalls to accom
modate the animals which have been
booked for the occasion.
Premium lists with full program of
the week can be secured by address
ing Joint M. Haines, Secretary, Boise.
The Oregon Short Line has ar
ranged to transport exhibits for the
fair at Boise free of chaige.
The Democrats of Owyhee have
nominated this ticket: For Senator,
J. G. Watts. For Representatives,
C. H. Arbuckle and G. L. Bixhy.
For Sheriff, O. D. Brumbaugh. For
Clerk of the District Court, E. L.
Ballard. For Assessor, Chris Olsen.
For Treasurer, John C. Connors.
For County Attorney, John Nugent.
Coroner, Dr. Richter. School Supt.,
Mr. Wilson,
district, Julius Isay; 2d, Arthur
O'Keefe; 3d, James Weiss.
A glass factory at Jeffersonville,
Indiana, is running an extra force
night and da}', turning out a beer
mug which is deceptive in appear
ance and enables the saloon keeper
to save more than the revenue tax
on every keg of beer he sells. The
penchant for giving it to the Amer
ican people in the neck is as strong
as ever.
Co,nmis8Îoners —1st
How'h Tili»*
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure. F. J. Ciiknry A Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. J. Chenev for
the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honora
ble in all business transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their firm.
A Tkaux, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
Waldinu, Kinnan A Marvin, Wholesale drug
gists, Toledo, Oh|o.|
Ihtll's* Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting di
jctly upon the blood
I mue<
Price 75c. per tiottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials sent free.
Hall s Family Pills
surfaces of the
HVHtfln.
the best.
aprl 97
Notice of Populist Primary Flection
Primary eleetio
fini te of Elmore
will be held In the various pre
ty by the Populist voters on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of September, 1898, for
the purixMc of electing delegates to the Populist
eounty nominating
ention to Iks held at Mount
ain Horae, September 20 , 1898, for the purpose of
nominating candidate« for county officer» ami tran»
at tinur other important butine»» in the campaign.
Delegate» are apportioned from the various pre
einet» a» follow»;
Atlanta.
Rocky Bar.
Junction Bar...
Grove.
Little Camas ..
Mountain Home
Glenn'» Ferry...
Cold Springs ...
Neal .
Mayfield.
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2
5
Time and platte» of holding primaries to be fixed
by the precinct committeemen, or the elector» in the
absence of committeemen or their neglect to call
such election.
Dated August 9, 1898.
AUU. M. SINNOTT, Chairman
Elmore Countv Populist Central Committee.
O. O. BOYLE, Secretary.
Silver Republican Primary Rçleetton
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that primary elections will
lie held in the various precincts of Elmore county by
the Silver Republican voters on SATURDAY, 10th
»lav <»f Septem l*er, 1898. for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Silver Republican County Nominat
ing Convention to be held at Mountain Home, Sep
tember 20 , 1H9S, for the purjioaeof nominating candi
dates for county offi.^ers and transacting oth
portant business in the <
Delegates
clncte a» follows;
Atlanta.
Rocky Bar .
Junction Bar.
Pine Grove . .
111!
jkaign.
apportioned from the various pre
■
I
Little Cam
Mountain Home
Glenn's F
Cold Springs..
Neal.
Mayfield.
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Call for a Count, Democrailc No,.,
,, OMVC " t ,,n -
At . meeting of the F.lmorc County Democratic
central committee, held at Mountain n.
». isns.it «a»
. Ontewil, That the eonnty nominating oon»«ntio
be held at Mountain Home, TUESDAY, SK1TKMUKH
aojs».
Time and place» of holding primaries to he fixed hy
the precinct committeemen, or the electors in the ab
oe of committeemen or their neglect to call such
election.
Dated August 17 1898.
R. F. WiHTirmr, Chairman.
Elmore Co. Silver Rep. Central Committee.
II. C. MALLISON, Secretary.
Ï, Jl
The following resolution was unanimou»Iv adopted:
Be it resolved by this committee, on behalf of the
Democratic party of Elmore county, Idaho, That we
extern! to the I'opuiL
of Elmore county
d Silv
invitation
r Republican partie»
to co-npperate with
in the ensuing campaign in the »rot interest of all
erned in the cause of fre
J J. LITTLE, Chairman.
1 To All it May Conc ern,
Notice is hereby given that I, Frank
, Campl^U, convicted of robbery at tlie
May term, 1895, district court of El
more county, will apply for pardon at
the meeting of the board of pardons
! in October, 1898.
Dated at Boise, Idaho, August 19,
J. A. IT KTILL, Secretary.
I
Chemists tell us the chean imnnre
baking powders leSl a sediment ffi
the bread that causes sallow skin and
horrible indigestion. Since you can
buy the brand named "Perfect," which
is chemically pure, so reasonable, you
are protected against such results,
T 8ale by He,,rich Mercantile Co '
1898.
Fkank Camcbblu.
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For Over Fifty Year«.
j An Old and YVell-Tkikd Rkmkdy.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil-;
lions of mothers for their children
wll ,i e teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
every part of the world/ " " "
cents a bottle.
1 wenty-fivc
Its value is inealeu
Be sure an.l ask for Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup, und take no
1 other kind.
fable.
Mark Twain is the next famous
I*' rf " >n to he anecdotalized
the Ladies' Horne Journal, and the
humorist's closest friends have sent
to the magazine for its next num
ber some twenty odd stories about
him, none of which have ever been
printed. They are, of course, of
the droll sort, but not more funny
than the "snap-shot" pictures of
Mark which his friends have also
loaned the magazine. These, too,
have never been printed.
by
When you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don't
accept anything else. Don't be talk
ed into accepting a substitute, for piles,
for sores, for burns. Smith's Phar
macy.
Since silver mining received a
black eye the camp in Colorado
called Cariboo, within a radius from
the center of which $12,000,000 has
been produced, has dwindled to a
population of twenty.
Monday was Labor Day. Daniel
Webster once said: ' Labor in this
country is independent and proud.
It has not to ask the patronage of
capital, but caoital solicits the aid
of labor.'' This perhaps was true
in the days of Mr. Webster, but to
day it is different,
deavors to be independent it is
blacklisted, and were it not for labor
unions and organizations, capital
would force the wage scale down so
low that nothing but foreign hands
could survive.
If labor en
A CRITICAL TIME
During the Battle of
Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH
NIGHT AND DAY.
Tlie Packers at the Hattie of San
tiago <le Cuba were all Heroes.
Their Heroic Efforts
Ammunition anti Hâtions to the
Front Saved.
P. E.
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Ilutler, of pack train No 3
writing from Santiago, De Cuba,
July 23, says: "We all had diarrhoea
in more or less violent form, and when
we landed we had no tinio to see a
doctor, for it was a case of rush and
rush night and day to keep the troops
supplied with ammunition and rations,
but thanks to Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
were able to keep at work and keep
our health ; in fact, I sincerely believe
that at one critical time this medicine
was the indirect saviour of
on
we
our army,
lor if the packers had been unable to
work there would have been no way of
getting supplies to the front. There
were no roads that a wagon train
could use. My comrade and myself
bad the good fortune to lay in a sup
ply of this medicine for our pack-train
before we left Tampa, and I know in
four cases it absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
Moines, Iowa. For sale by R. W.
•Smith, druggist.
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E. M. WOLFE,
LAWYER,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
HARRY C. WYMAN.
FRANK T. WYMAN.
WYMAN & WYMAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Patent» for mining claim» a specialty.
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Collections promptly attended to.
A. M SINNOTT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Justice of the Peace.
GLENN'S FERRY. IDAHO.
^STCollections promptly attended to.
DR. B. B. SWAN,
Resident Dentist
Ml »»»••id
Mountain Home, Idaho.
UP-OFFICE—Two doors north of
R eynolds <fc Shaw's oflice.
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DEALERS IN
General
Merchandlse
I. 0. 0. F. Building, Mountain Home, Idaho,
We have
More Goods
and Sell them
Cheaper than
House in Elmore Co.
Call or Write for Prices.
Any
FURNITURE STORE.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
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Window Shades.
Uphostering.
Undertaking.
COWEN &' WHITNEY.
Low Prices.
Morris Building,
a. F. WHITE, Vici-PRMiotNT
HOWARD SEBREE, Prmidest
W. R. SEBREE, C»SMit«
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WM. SEARCHFIELD.
/Wountain Home
LIVERY I FEED STABLE
PENCE & SEARCHFIELD, Pror's.
Huocesaora to A. W. Lockman.
FINE RIGS & GOOD SADDLE HORSES
Dealers in Hay and Grain.
Stock Carefully Provided for.
CITY SCALES at the Stable.
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Mountain Home, Idaho.
By Mr«. Glenn anti Minn Mary Gray.
Everything neat and clean and the table unaur
pa»»ed.
Particular attention paid to the comfort of
cial travelers.
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CHAS. H. KEEFER,
DEALER IN
Fruits, Vegetables, Confections,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Notions, Etc.
MOUNTAIN HOME. IDAHO.
YONG CHING S RESTAURANT,
Next door to Helfrieh'» Store.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
I have pun-lia»eil Sam Lee's Restaurant a.id ask
for a »hare of public patronage.
CHICKEN DINNER every day, if desired.
Good meal» at all hours for only TWENTY-FIVE
cents.
FRESH BREAD every day.
doughnuts, etc.
Also pie», cakes,
<1 try my Restaurant.
Aug. 1, 1898.
YONG CHINO.
WILLIS & DYAR,
s a riT > ■ _
MEAT MARKET
CoDtnetors and Builders,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
CITY
Mountain Home, Idaho.
F. P AKE. • • Proprietor
Placer Mines for Sale.
A hydraulic gold placer mil
el, 280 set
an ancient chaiv
, 10,000 miner'» inches of water. One
profits after
fifth of price down,
the property i» equipped.
Add re»»,
I the balance fro
OLIVER SLOAN. Pine P. O.,
Elinor« (Vviintv, Idaho.
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t Cia you tUsi of mnotMcc to potost 1 rrotect
poor 1 loos : they nip tring yen Ttaltb.
B«f:ro »pplyitz for potaat, got o»f litaril
cfors, Iszontor'i Assisuct lad huiioao
Tltvi of psblis bailAisgs. ititoas às. Is
Wishlo^tos City lootfraeca n;i«lt. Writ*
csto-lsy. W» c»s Slip 70 s.
COPP Sl CO., Pstnt Attorsoyi, Wioliojtoa, 1.3.
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Mountain Home, Idaho.
OOOI) MKAIjH at all Hoaur. for
Only 25 Cents.
Freah OY 8 TER 8 served in
style.
FRESH BREAD, 1ME8, CAKES, DOUGHNUTS,
ami COOKIES always
Everything Neat and Clean, and the Best Cook ia
all Idaho.
hand.
JIM LEK, Proprietor.
SAMUEL G. RHOADES.
j CIVIL ENGINEER.
COUNTYSURVEYOR
And U. S. Deputy Mineral
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Surveyor.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Experience in ali tronches of surveying, mineral*
•gricultural and irrigation.
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Kountain Home
HOT SPRINGS
For Sale.
Located 8 Mile» Northeast <»f
Mountain Home, Idaho.
These Noted Hot Springs,
including buildings and
160 acres of good land,
are f redf » rsaleata
' great uargain.
For further particulars,
address
II. L. BUELL*
Elgin, Oregon.
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Call for Bids.
i Thu eount.v ■ oinmissioners will reveftre sealed bids
a» follow?«:
Fir»» A bi I to repair the bridge »panning the
South Boise rr. er at Pi
i Second Aid to move
! the John ILr liii ditch
according to 1
the clerk of t.l
All bill» to be »u«:oiu|>aniH«I by a bond in double the
amount of the bond. The board reserving the right
to reject any and alt bids.
Bi«is must lie on file in the office of the clerk of the
board on or before September 13, 1898.
j Grove.
id bridge to the heivd of
d repair «aim* xfter removal,
me arid »pu« irlcation» in the office b4
Iioard.
W. II. MANION, Clerk.
Dy J. A. 1'UUTILL, Deputy. ^