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ELMORE COUNTY, IDAHO.
\ Editor* and Profrirtorr.
O. M PAYNE.
MABEL L. PAYNE.
Mountain Home, May 4, 1899.
The campaign for bimetallism be
gun in 1896 will surely score a vic
tory en 1900.
Trembling hands, weak limbs
and unsteady gait. Hudyan cures.
All druggists, 50 cents.
Ex-Speaker Reed has announced
his intention to retire from political
life and devote his time to law prac
tice in New York.
Banks, Barracks, Burglars and
Beggars are four of the leading pro
ducts of the imperialistic gold party,
of which Mark Hanna is dictator.
It makes uo difference how had the
wound if you use DeWitt's Witch
Hvzel Salve; it will quickly heal and
leave no scar. Roscoe Smith, druggist.
An effort is now being made by
one of the big beef embalmers, to
form a trust of all the glue factories
in the United States. Such a trust
would surely be a sticker.
By allowing the accumulations in
the bowels to remain, the entire svs
them is poisoned. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers regulate the bowels. Try
them and you will always us them.—
Roscoe Smith, pharmacist.
No person begrudges the old sold
iers the little stipend they receive
as pensions—but if all the fraudu
lent pensions were cut off the peo
ple would save many millions of
dollars annually.
We now have the chainless bicy
cle with the skirtle88 rider; the
horseless carriage with a dude for a
driver; the wireless telegraphy and
a backboneless ptesident of the
United States. This is a great
country.
Events continue to indicate that
our imperialistic gold worshipping
administration bought a bogus gold
brick of Spain in paying that coun
try twenty million dollars for ten
million people who refuse to be sold
into slavery.
The present national campaign
began in 1896. It has been a long
one, and is't ended yet. As no ques
tion is ever settled until it is settled
right, let all bimetallists rally to
their duty for the next great battle.
If you have piles. CURE them. No
use undergoing horrible operations
that simply remove the results of the
disease without disturbing the disease
itself. 1'lace your confidence in De
Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. It has
never failed to cure others ; it will not
fail tocure you. Roscoe Smith, drug'st.
Seven thousand young working
women go insane in New York anti
Brooklyn every year on account of
insufficient food and clothing and
yet the Republican administration
is sacrificing life and property in
the Philippines to impoverish our
treasury and swell the number.
It iB rather amusing and also re
diculous to read in the gold advo
cate papers under big head lines, of
the great prosperity that is hound
ing over this country—then in an
other place of men striking for liv
ing wages, and of the hard work of
the Charity Boards to care for the
paupers and worthy poor, who are
unable to get work.
The Lemhi Republic is a thing
of the past. It ''yielded up the
ghost" last week, and was stored in
the Shoup warehouse. Some say it
will be brought out next year by
the stockholders as a Republican
campaign sheet in the interest of
Senator Shoup. It will do no good,
for the people of Idaho will send a
silver Senator to represent their in
terests in the United States Senate
next time.—Challis Messenger.
Many old soldiers now feel the ef
fects of the hard service they endured
during the war. Mr. Geo. 8. And r
son of Rossville, York county, Penn.,
who saw the hardest kind of service at
the front, is now frequently troubled
with rheumatism. ''1 had a Severe
attack lately," he says, "and procured
a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It did so much good that I would like
to know wlia' you would charge me
for one dozen bottles." Mr. Anderson
wanted it bo h for bis own use and to
supply it to bis friends and neighbors,
as every family should have a bottle of
it in their home, not only for rheuma
tism, but lame back, sprains, swell
ings, cuts, bruises and burns, for which
it is unequalled. For sale by R. W.
Smith, druggist.
The 16 to 1 issue is gaining
ground every day. In his famous
speech at the Topeka, Kansas ban
quet on the 30th of March, Hon. VV.
J. IWan said: "V e are not only
holding our own, but we are getting
back those democrats who left us
without fully understanding the na
ture of the struggle." And in ad
dition to those democrats, many re
publicans who were basely deceived
bv the international monetary con- j
fidence game played on them bv | l
the present administration, are join
ing the ranks of the only party that
. . . *
advocates an American system of
finance for the American people.
If you suffer from tenderness or full
ness ou the right side, pains under
shoulder-blade, constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, and feel dull,
heavy and sleepy, your liver is torpid
and congested. DeWitt's LitlleEurly
.
Risers will cure you promptly, picas
"ntly anil permanently hy removing
Ihe congestion and causing the bile
duct« to open and How naturally. They j
arc good pill«. Roscoe Smith, druggi«t
ggr"Mre. M. King, proprietor of
the City Bakery, llUS recent.'y ein
nloved * a first-class cook Meals
ployed a first class cook. Meats
Bervea at all hours, bhe also has
a first-class baker who turns out i
daily the most delicious pastry,
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Comp and sec for vourseif.
For What Principle?
From the letters soldiers at Mauila
are writing home it ap ears that they
are not all imperialists. ,
Vickers of
nounced a letter he had written to his
parents appeared in an Omaha paper,
In this letter he seid ;
Sergeant Arthur H.
Omaha was killed the other day. j
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^ins run on present schedule.
After 7 o clock p. m. the station is
of i„ charge of the night operator, and
passengers making application foi I
tickets und checks at a late hour may !
unable to obtain them,
U A. Nelson, Agent, j
"I am not afraid, and am always
ready to do my duty, but I would like
some one to tell me what we are fight
ing for."
The Chicago Standard, a Baptist
journal, recently print d a letter from
another soldier in Luzon. He ex
pressed his views as follows:
"We came here to help, not to
slaughter these natives; to fight the
oppressor Spain, not the oppressed.
It strikes me as not very fair to pur
sue a policy that leads to this insur
section and then keep us volunteers
out here to fight battles we never en
listed for. I cannot see that we are
fighting for any principle now."
Still another soldier, J. E. Fetterly,
has written a letter. It appeared in
the columns of the Omaha World Her
ald several days ago. He said :
"I believe they (the F ilopinos) should
he accorded all the rights that we
claim for ourselves. As for myself, I
marched into the battle to ninke them
free—not to make them subjects. I
unders'ood our mission to be one of
humanity and for the cause of free
dom, hut our offering on the altar of
liberty has been prostituted."
And such letters from private sol
diers, young men who enlisted in a
war for humanity, who were enthusi
astic in getting to the front that they
might forces ain to quit slaughtering
ignorant and defenceless people, are
going into hundreds of western homes.
They are helping to shape public sen
timent. They furnish the strongest
arguments against conquest that have
been presented, and they go straight
home to the hearts of the people.
It is to he hoped gome early under
standing between this government
and the islanders will be reached that
further and all unnecessary bloodshed
may be avoided.—Salt Luke Heruid.
"We will close our mine and keep
it closed for twenty years before we
will recognize the miners' union,"
said the Bunker Hill Æ Sullivan
company to its miners when thev
asked last Monday for union wages
and recognition of the union. To
fully understand the meaning of all
this it is necessary to understand
what constitutes a mining company
and a miners' union and the rights
one may have over the other if any.
A miners' union is a company of
miners formed for the mutual bene
fit of all its members, and the Bun
ker Hill is
a mining company
formed for the mutual benefit of all
its members Now what would the
world say of the miners' union if it
would notify the Bunker Hill man
agers that it would go on a strike
and remain out twenty years before
it would recognize the company,
that the stockholders of the Bunker
Hill would have to treat individu
ally with the union before any set
tlement could be made? The whole
world would condemn the miners'
union for any such action. Yet this
is exactly the same position taken
by the Bunker Hill company. Thev
demand that the miners shall treat
with their company, but refuse to
treat with any company the miners
may form. They demand a right
for themselves that they deny to
their own faithful employes. The
best thoughts of the men of the age
declare the rights of labor prior to
the rights of the balance of humani
ty. Every member of the Bunker
Hill company was born to die. Not
one of them brought anything into
the world and not one of them will
take anything into the world to
come, and therefore they have no
moral or legal right to impose con
ditions on others that thev are not
willing to accept when imposed on
themselves.—Wallace Tribune.
A Virginia City teacher said to
her class the other day: "If your
father gave your mother $7 today
and $8 tomorrow, what would she
have?" And the small boy over
in the corner replied: "She would
have a fit."
Don't think you can cure that »licht
attack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or tnat
it will cure itself. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure WILL, cure it; it "digests what
you eat" and restores the digestive or
gans to health. Roscoe Smith druggist
Orders for engraved calling cards,
invitations, wedding cards, etc ,
will he received at this office, or by |
calling on the junior editor of the 1
Bulletin, Miss Mabel L. Payne.
To th«» Public.
Wheneqftr possible, patron« should i
i»e tickets and get baggage ;
For Over Fifty Year*.
. An Old and Well-Tried Kkmkdy. i
Mrs. Winslow'« Soothing Hyrup ha»
been used for over fifty year» bv mil
lion« of mother« for their children
j w j,,l e teething, with perfect »ncce««
It soothe« the child, «often« the gum«, 1
"''"P aU l' ttin - Cllr ' ) »' W "»J and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
1 ^ thl8 UBte - Hold hy druggist» in
every part of the world. Twenty-five
gemn n bottle, its value in incalcu
i tt hle. Be sure and a«k for Mr«. Win»
low'» Soothing Syrup, aud_ tuke no
! other kind.
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Modern Republicanism represents
everything that is odious to reformers.
It stands for Imperialism, for tyranny, j
for concentration of wealth in the
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for the rule of the dollar as 1 |,
against intellect and character. Its !
sun is fast setting, and will go down j
in impcrishuble gloom, a night that
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will know neither stars nor sunrise,
It is being smothered by the stench of
the embalmed horse flesh on which it
Ooldbugism—- Democracy.
hands of the lew for crushing monop
dies,
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fed our heroes who fell on the bloody
slopes of San Juan. It is cursed by
the poor who are reduced by its ma
nipulation of the dollar to a galling
serfdom. It has laid violent hands on
spee.-h and essayed to throttle the
press. It stands for the worst de-»
grading form of slavery, for it would
change the godlike mind and lay its
dastard embargo upon the eloquent
lip. Amid its wild bachatial revil,
strong in a fancied security, drunk
with power and mad with spoil, ap
pears the hand of destiny writing its
doom in letters of flame.
Democracy, ou the contrary, repre
sents progress. It heralds the dawn.
Its reforms are practible. It does not,
by attempting too much, lav the
foundation for fortune. It takes into
account the truth that in matters of
reform it is had policy to get too far in
advance of the people. It has an un
paralleled organization. Its leaders
are among the princes of the world in
all that makes men and women noble.
It behooves, therefore, all true reform
ers to get into liue with this great
party. Division into rival camps
means only to i azard victory, or
rather it means tlie triumph of Mark
Hauuaisin. Such division will hinder
reform. It will delay the sunrise of
the new social order wherein will
dwell to »11 the sons of men alike—
justice.—Boise Capi'al.
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Every election of a United States
Senator, or rather each purchase of
a seat in that body of boodlers is a
most convincing argument in favor
of the people voting direct for these
officials. In Pennsylvania and Cal
ifornia, no purchase this year—in
Florida an avowed goldbug buvs
the place on the first ballot, in a
so-called democratic legislature.
How much confidence can the
people of the United States hon
estly have in the gold standard re
publican party bosses? It was only
in 1892 that the republican national
platform contained these words:
"The American people from tradi
tion and interest favor bimetalism,
and the republican party demands
the use of both gold and silver as a
standard rnonev " Now this same
,
party alludes to the advocates of |
bimetallism as "repudiators," and
"cheap money advocates," ' anarch
ists" and other such pet names.
The Weiser and Seven Devils
raiiroad is surely to be built and |
the town of Weiser is experiencing
livily times. About 10 miles from
Weiser the road passes through a
canyon into Middl« valley to the
village of Salubria, then to another
valley to a place called Council,
and from there to the Seven Devils
country. From the time the rail
road enters Middle valley the coun
try is as fertile as any valley in Ida
ho or the United States, and there
is still any amount of land right
along the route belonging to the
government, which is not taken up.
The climate is good and almost any
thing can be raised there.
Palpitation of heart, indigestion,
sleeplessness, melancholia. Hudyan
cures.
All druggists, 50 cents.
8. 1). Bridge, editor and proprietor
<>! the Democrat, Lancaster, N. H ,
says: "I would not he without One
Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when
troubled with a cough or cold. It is
the heat remedy for croup I ever used."
Roscoe Smith, pharmacist.
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Apply into the nostrils. It is quickly absorbed. 6#
cents at Dmugista or by mail ; samples 10c. by mail.
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For eale Hv R. W. Smith, üru^gitü,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
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' I had a little bov who was nearly
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COUK t, My neighbors recommended
j Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy. I did
not think that any medicine would
i help him, but after giving him a few
j doses of that remedy I noticed an irn
1 |, r <,venient, and one bottle cured him
! entirely. It is the best cough medi
j eine I ever had in the house.—J. L.
-M<a>re, Fomh Burgettstown, la. Por
sale by R. W. Smith, druggist,
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The following was discovered in
one of our neighboring exchanges:
"A man was riding along the toad
with a jug of whiskey strapped to
his saddle horn when a cyclone
came along. After the blow had
ceased the jog handle was found in
side the jug and the strap was stick
ing outside the nozzle, the jug hav
ing been blown inside out without
spilling a drop of the liquor. I saw
a cyclone once that picked up a
stack of straw, moved it a mile and
put it back straw for straw as it
was. Another time I saw a twister
suck 60 gallons of mol»sses out of a
barrel in front of a grocery store
and distribute it to every family in
town who had a can out on the
back porch for the milkman. Back
in the 70's we had a terrible cy
clone out in Western Kansas. It
blew the cracks out of fences, pulled
a cistern out of the ground, moved
a township line and changed the
day of the week. I have known it
to blow for 12 days on a stretch, and
hold a sheep up against a barn
until it starved to death."
9100 REWARD. 9100
The readei* of this paper will be pleased to learn
dreaded disease that science
in all its stages, and that is
n itive
►ein g
that there i** nt leimt c
has been pble to
Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure in the only
know i to the medical fraternity. Uatarr
•tfufre* a constitutional
a constitutional disease,
treatment. Hall 9 Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
of the system, thereby Destroying the formdation of
the disease, ami giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution ami assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietor* have
in ita curative powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollar» for any caae that it fail* to
liai of teatimoniala. Addresa,
surfaces
uh faith
Send for
F. J. CHENEY k CO., Toledo, O.
Sold bv Druggist*, 75c.
Hall's Family Fills are
the heat.
That rotten and embalmed beef
still stinks but as yet no move has
been made to call the big pluto
cratic packers to an accounting for
selling such vile stuft for our sol
diers to eat—and what is more no
such move will be made—by the
present administration. The beef
trust were too liberal in their dona
tions to Mr. Hanna's campaign
fund during the struggle of 1896.
That's why!
Some of the results of neglected
dyspeptic conditions of the stomach
are cancer, consumption, heart disease
and epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
, prevents all this by effecting a quick
| cure in sllcase of dyspepsia. Roscoe
Smith, pharmacist.
BRIGHT'S
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DISEASE
Or Chronic Inflammation of the Kidney« 1* A
very common ailment.
Like all chronic diaea*ea
the symptom« come on
Insidiously. If proper
treatment is obtained In
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Its early stages, Bright*
Disease
ay be cured.
HUDYAN will cure It if
it ig taken in time. HUD*
VAN will relieve all the
symptoms. Do not delay
too long. Don't wait un
til your case becomes In
curable. Begin the use
of HUDYAN now, while
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you may be cured.
THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE:
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1. CHRONIC SICK OH N AU8KOUS
HEADACHE. HUDYAN taken sa directed
will relieve the headacho instantly.
S-3 PUFFINE88 OF THE SKIN
UNDER THE EVES, due to a collection of
fluid - in other words, DROPSY- HUDYAN
will cause the extra amount of fluid to be
taken up by the blood and be eliminated by
the Kidneys.
4 5- PALE. DOUGHY COMPLEX
ION- HUDYAN will restore the circulation
to its normal condition and cause the cheeks
! to become red and rosy.
0 WEAKNESS OP THE HEART.
HUDYAN will strengthen the
muscles of the heart and make it strong and
regular in Its beatings.
7-8 WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN
THE REGION OP THE KIDNEYS
HUDYAN will cause the kidneys to perform
j their functions properly, thereby relieving the
j pain and weakness
Get Ilt'D Y AN at once and take it regularly.
IUDYAN is sold by all druggists for 50c. per
package, or 6 packages for 12 50. If your drug
gist does not keep it, send direct to the HUD*
YAM RltMKDY COMPANY, 8an Francisco,
Cal. Remember that you can call and consult
the HUDYAN DOCTOHN FKKK. Call and
If you cannot call, write to the doc
tors and they will advise you. The advice will
be given free. Address
ve* and
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see the I
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Cor. Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts.,
San Franciaoo, Cal
Notice of Forfeiture.
{ To JOHN CONDRON, of Boise City, Idaho, hi* heirs,
j legal represen lives and assigns'
ii are hereby notified that I the undersigned,
your co-owner, has during the tears 1H«7 and ISDN
expended two hundred dollar* (4200) In labor and im
provements upon the MOUNTAIN BUCK quartz
mine, beimr one hundred dollars each v
claim In order to hold aaid claim under the provini«
of the law* of the United States, com-ernimr annual
labor upon mining claiina, being the amount respect
fully required to hold sai l claim for the year* ending
December 31, 1M#7 and 1498. Said claim is situated
on the di% iding ridge between Steel creek ai
j < reek in Rocky Bar, Elmore County, State of
j Hear Creek Mining district. Known
1 TAIN BUCK mine
last publication of this notice you fail
contribute y
qui red of you
in Maid claim.
the property of the huImw ril**r, y<
er, who has mode the ex>
term* of the lawn above referred to. Y
of the
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id
1 Bear
Idaho,
the MOUN
If within ninty day* after the
or rcf(i»e to
proportion of thejexpenditu
co-owner in «aid claim, >
lo not contribute
interest
rill
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IIHII I.AIj llt/lULa
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, Bv Mrs. Glenn an«! Ml.. Mary Gray.
I --Ç_ v y ythl, ' lf a,,d cle * n * nd the ta, ' le u "' ur -
Particular attention paid to the comfort of com
I n»rcM tn««im i«"U*tf j
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(«Hided is the mi
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of fWi <tu
HENRY THUMP0ON.
March 9 HUd.
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Another Cime of Itheunmtliim Cured
by llianilwrlaln's Pain Balm.
My non was afflicted with rheumatism
which contracted his right limb until
he was unable to walk. After using
one and a half bottle» of Chamberlain'»
Pain Balm he was able to be about
again. I can heartily recommend it
to pe »one suffering fiom rheumatism.
John 8nider, Freed, Calhoun Co., VV.
Va. For aule by K. VV. Smith, druggist.
Until further notice our charges
for feeding animals at our stables
in Mountain Home will be for single
feeds 25 cents and 11.00 per span
over night.
Pence & Searchfield.
March 30th, 1899.
Pnueniouta, la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup and whooping-cough readily
yield to One Minute Cough Cure. Use
this remedy in time and save a doc
tor's bill—or the undertaker's. Roscoe
Smith, pharmacist.
£.W Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should ap
ply to Miss Mabel L. Payne. Class
ical music and instructions to be
ginners a specialty.
E. M. WOLFE,
LAW Y E R ,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
K. I. PERKY,
Attorney at Law,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Office in Reynolds block, corner of
Atlanta avenue and Canyon st.
is
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A. M SIIMNOTT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
of
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Mountain Home,
^^TCollections promptly attended to.
ftARRY c. WYMAN.
Idaho.
FRANK T. WYMAN.
WYMAN & WYMAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Patents for mining claims a specialty.
Collections promptly attended to.
novH
DR. B. B. SWAN,
Resident Dentist
Mountain Home, Idaho.
gOT' OFFICE—Two doors north of
Reynolds <fc Shaw's office.
SAMUEL G. RHOADES.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
COUNTYSURVEYOR
And U. S. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Experience in all branche* of «urveying, mineral'
•gricultural ami irrigation.
CITY
MEAT MARKET
A
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In
Mountain Home, Idaho.
F. P- AKE. • • Proprietor
CITY BAKERY.
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Fresh Pies, Cakes, Bread, etc.,
Baked Daily.
All made by White help.
EXTMeals at all hours.
MRS. M. A KING, Prop'r.
WILLIS & DYAR,
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be
by
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per
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Bottons VITALITY.
LOST VIGOR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
■easting diseases, all effects of self
k CTg gy abuse, or excess and Indis
cretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Brings th«
Y *^7 pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
By mail BOc per box ; « boxes
lor $U.5G; with a written guaran
tee to cure or refund tho inouey.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A Jackson Sts., CHICACO, I Li*
NERVITA
Notice of Forfeiture.
To WILLIAM CKF.GGEK, bin heir* or aKai^ns:
You are hereby notified that I have
hundrel dollars on the STELLA mine
hundred dollars
and
pended one
' claim,
the AUNT ELIZA mine or claim,
hundred dollars on the UNCLE HEN mine
or claim, in labor and improvements, the three
claims being situât eil in Bear Creek Mining District,
Elmore County, Idaho, and more particularly de
aerll>ed tut being bounded on the went ^ the Jim
Blaine and Watcrs|iout lodes, on the east by the
New York and Ohio ami the Johnnv Howajd lodes
or claims, at the head of Democrat gulch, near Bona
l**rte camp, in order to hold such premi-ea under the
i»ro\ isioua of section *39i Revised .statutes of the
United States, being tl
amount required to hold
the said claims f«*r the year ending December 31,
18VM. Your indehtednosM to me for such work and
Improvements is one hundred dollar», and if within
ninety days after the tirstpublication of this notice
fail to contribute the sain sum of
dollars- -y
hundred
pendlture os a
interests In said claim* will become
the pro|icrty of the subscriber under section 2824 of
the united .States statutes.
B. J. NORDYKE, 8r.
proportion of auch
im
•owner y
Fi l. » WM [»1
id
Kodol
the
to
Dyspepsia Cure.
rill
Digests what you eat.
artificially digest* the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhaust«*«! digestive or—
; gans. ltisthelatestdlseovereddlgest
antand tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In efficiency. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspi'psia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Slckllc.idachc.GaMtralgi:,, Cramp», and
- all other results of Imperfect digestion.
by E. C. DaWItt A Co., Cb*CaflO.
j Smith Pharmacy.
6. W. Fletcher 60.
LI/WITED.
General
Merchandise
Dealers
in
Tricks,
No Schemes.
No
No Baits.
Straight
Business Done on
Business Principles,
Call and inspect our lines
of
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Remember the Name.
to.
G. W. FLETCHER CO. Ltd.
Oild Fellows' Block, Main Street,
Mountain Home, Idaho,
JOHN G. GRAY.
HIRAM n. GRAY. Cashier.
CITIZENS' BANK
Of Mountain Home, Idaho.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Correspondence Solicited.
J McCORNICK A CO., Salt Citv, Utah
( KOUNTZE BROS., New York City.
Wc do not ate opt public noMyi no depodt.
of
Correspondent*
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HOWARD 8EBREE, Prc*ioENT
•. F. WHITE, V«l-Ssw.M>T
W. R. SESREE, CuMila
i first national Bank
CALDWELL, IDAHO
A General Banking Business Transacted
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED ^
A. ROSENHEIM,
»Successor to J. Ottenheiiner & Co.,
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Wholesale Dealer in
AND DISPENSER OF THE
Finest Liquors and Cigars.
In fact, everything that can ha found at a first-class Cafe.
solicited. Gentlemanly treatment for all.
and
th«
Li*
Your patronag*
A. ROSENHEIM, Proprietor.
the TP 906
al©en.
CHAS. Wf. HOWETH, Manager.
Next door to the Postoffioe.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Drop In and Smile With Us.
one
de
Jim
the
the
the
C. E. BOYER
Practical Tinner.
31,
and
a
of
Mountain Home, Idaho.
All kinds of Tin work solicited.
Pipe work.
Stove Repairing _g JSnecial ty and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Also Pum j and
WM. SEARCHFIELD.
JOHN FENCE.
or—
^_ _ _ __ _ n _ __ —
FINE RIGS A GOOD SADDLE HORSES
rx i • «« ,
l*CcllCFS 111 11 Jgal II Cl CjTclIHa
Stock Carefully Provided for. ' CITY SCtlESIat tiieliStable.
Mountain Home
LIVERY i FEED STABLE
PENCE & SEARCHFIELD, Pror's.
Successors to A. W. Lock mau.