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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
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-The new constitution 81 japan il
described as "a government Of the
Emperor. for the Emperor, and by the
Emperor " no more resembles
Magma Charta than bat does an ele-
phant, aud makes the government Of
Japan In reality a government OF Il
am.
The climate OF Afghanistan il 50
very dry that without irrigation moth
ing can be grown below an elevation
Of $500 feet. Mt which poin, dew first
begins Ia form. During the summer
season the people live chiefly ON mel
ons. which are grown in such guam
i'ties that sirup is made from them.
The London payements, which
strike every visitor from this side OF
the waller as 80 perfect. are receiving
a tremendous amount OF local abuse
now. Wood and asphalt ARE too slip
perry; macadam can't stand the heavy
wear The opinion Is freely heard
that London has not yet solved the
problem OF street pavcments. and
seems as far of from Ii as ever
AZ MI Old homestead near Grims-
by Ont. there Is Greening apple
tree one hundred years old. the
1 branches of which cover an area oI
forty feet and which has frequently
yielded from seventeen tn twenty bar
rels Of marketable fruit
lin n number OF tests applied Ia
masonry. according to Prof. Baker. ol
Illinois University. piers Of ordinary
brick and common lime mortar stood
q pressure OF little over | 500 pound,
per square inch. which IL equal TO this
weight Of column OF brick 1000 fee
high, with ordinary Portland cemen
mortar the strength was somewha
more than $500 pounds per squar'
inch. or the weight OF a column o
brick masonry 5000 feet high.
"A German living in WeehawkeI
sent letter TO the superintendent o
Castle Garden Offering him 81 II h
would lind "a wife for him who woul'
come up to the specifications given i
the letter tie said: 'she must be
s,-checkcd. golden-haired Dutc
girl. twenty year, old. five feet tall
weighing not over i25 pounds. plump
and with waist tapering gently froI
the head and feet She must be OF
modest. retiring disposition and yer
Industrious
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20

:. No. toD. sthemHtIcaIIy Hr"erIbed'
A triangle having three acute angles sup
ported BY elongated sides, circle minus a
slight arc, two right angles formed by per
pendisular and horizontal, a line. an acute
angle; a. plumb, horizontal blsected by q
perpendicular. forming two rectangles, and
an acute angle supported by an upright. The
whole will represent word applicable 70 the
mental state Of the solver Of this problem.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
THE CARPET MOTH.

Several Methods OF Attacking aud Ds-
streyI'sE This Household Pest.
Where carpets are used and onlS
ing" the conditions are very fayora-
BILE for .he carpet bugs increase. par
ticularly where the house-cleaning Il
hurriedly done When house has
once become infested. nothing but the
most energetic measures win com
pletely rid il OF the pest, and In conn
plete radiance is the only hope. as In
year very few individuals viii so
increase as TO do grent damage At
house-cleaning time then, as many
rooms should be barred at once as pos
sible. and the house-keeper should go
carefully over the rooms, removing
all dust. and with hand-aiomizer
charged with benzine should pun
the liquid into all the floor
cracks aud under the base
boards until every crevice has been
reached. The carpets themselves.
after thorough beating, should be
| lightly sprayed with the same sub
stance. which will quickly evaporatc.
leaving no odor after short time.
The inflammabiIity of benzine should
/ be remembered. however. and no light
should be brought near IL. yhis done.
before rclaying the carpets II viii be
well Ia pour into the cracks mcder-
atcly thick mixture Of plaster Of Paris
and water, which soon sets and fills
them with IA solid substance into which
the insects will not enter. Then lay
around the borders of the room a
width of tarred noofng-paper. and
afterwnrd relay the carpets This
thorough treatment should answer
In the very worst cases. and In a
house so CLEANED the insect will prob
ably not regain fnothold during the
ensuing year. Cloth-covered furniture
which may have also become infested
should be steamed or also treated with
| benxine. and chests or drawers la which
infested clothing has been stored should
be thoroughly sprayed.
Another method Of treatment cou.
sists in laying a damp cloth Gan old
towel or folded sheet will dol smooth
~ over tho suspected part Of the ear
pet. aud ironing Il with hot iron.
The steam thus generated will pass
through the carpet and kill all the in
-ect- Immediately beneath II not too
laborIons, an entire room could be
treated TO advantage In this way
Good Housekeeping
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
Tha. CansanEeroas ola woman

The Good Samaritan helps the unfortunate
wayfarer. without asking him how he intends
To vote
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20

NO. HbFs-Dfup IHttof FuxHfes
A-i-d-u-h-h-n-i-w-r-h
Supply missing letters and find very com
mon proyerb
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20

The country IL footed with poor limitations Of
seal OF North Carolina Plug Cut Smoking
Tobacco
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20

-fIrst citizen - r nal was the last
measure passed by the Legislature; do
you know Second citizen Yes. |
do Happened TO be in the gallery AT
the time. Ii was a quart measure
filled with beer. Burlington Free
Press.
Every hicyclist should use his
personal influence TO secure good
roads. but his duty does not require
him to get OK his. wheel over the
handles and smooth the highway down
with the back OF his neck. -Somerville
Journal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20

Don't hawk and blow aud spit. but use Dr
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. of druggists
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
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Love i..the tine price at which love I. bourh
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20

excessive use Of -tiianlanis. tobacco or upium
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enee. Ae.. such as Loss OF Brain Pawer. wakefnE
ness, bearing down Pains In the BARK, seminal
weakness. utxieria Nervous Prostitution Nneturn'
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
READ THIS TWICE

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
SINGERS i Z; 4: I; C {
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-20
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Is som os A
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

to Edensburg. Supt. Trump made his way
to Evansville Junction, distance oil nearly
twenty-five miles, walking most OF the
way on the north bank Of the Conemaugh
river. On reaching Blairsville Junction
he telegraphed the news OF the awful
calamity to his superior officers. He de-
scribes the devastation wrought by the
resistless flood at Johnstown as being
somcthin g awful to behold. The round
house at Conemaugh was completely de.
stroyed and number OF freight engines
were washed down to the stone bridge at
Johnstown. All the works east
OF Johnstown bridge are completely
washed away. West Of the bridge some
OF the works remain, but they are badly
damaged. The railroad track is entirely
washed away between Conemaugh and
Bridge No. 9, a distance OF about two and
a half miles. Supt Trump states that there
was a train load OF provisions and groce-
ries in the company's yard at Conemaugh
and the cars were broken open by the cit
liens, and as result they were well sup
piled against possible want. In conclud-
ing his statement he says that he could
give many more details Of the horrors that
came under his observation, but he thinks
the ground has been pretty well covered
by his dispatches. After concluding his
report Mr.. Trump returned TO Pittsburg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Bethel sunday school, corner Adams street and
Chnrll ston avenue, at 40 o'clock I'm.
strangers (Congmgitionan Church--Scrylccs NJ
II o'clock AIN. and o'clock pm. n. NJ. Long
pastor
second Presbyterian Church-Corncr Main and
B'sc streets. sabhaih.schOOl at gJO O'Clock m.
services az n O'Clock am. The lsey. n. N. Woods
ID, pastor.
Alabama stsect Presbyterian Church-Concrof
Jones avenue aud Alabama street Preaching at
n am. sunday srhoul aud teaching service nt 4
pm. Rev. James L. Martin. ID. pastor.
Flint baptist Churha-scryiccs at n o'clock an.
and o'clock pm. IAptisnAl service nc night All
sests free. An arc Invited. sunday-schoo at g0O
o'clock IN, l. y, starke, superintendent The
u. A. Ncnable. pastor.
~ Mays Cathcdral--Orleans and Poplar street
sunday after Ascension Day, Celebration Of the
ton aud SERMON, n am; choral cyensOng, D. m.
The Nuy Rev. William Klein. dean.
Graco Church-Corncf Vance and Laudcrdaie
street Row. George Patterson. DID, rector sun.
day after Ascension Morning PRAYER aud lliany.
am. Holy communion aud sermon. n an. Even.
ing payer 9 pm. sunday school. 9J0 ain.
Christian Church-rnaching by the PASTOR Rev.
J. W. Ingram. at n am. aud 4 % NJ Morning
seryicc-"C hildpns Golden Houf" Evening
theme Teaching Of the Christian Church on the
Design Of New testament Baptism" Public IA.
yicd
Calvary Church-Cornor Second aud Adams
street tprulle Bufi0rd, ncior scrvlccs-Firsi
sunday after the Ascension. Morning prayer aud
corner Iowa aud Arkansas avenues service aud
sunday school. tp.m. Night services NJ calvary.
soclock. Hearty welcome 10 ALL pcus arc prac.
tically free nt night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Tn. Play a, Jcrome Pari.

INV YoRK, June Ia crowd Of miser-
able people at Jerome Park today sat In
wind and rain and watched naga run in a
sra OF mud with these results
Frst Racc-One mile and a sixteenth.
Walk over for Fircnzi.
Second Race Half mile. slar,o-E Civil
Service. Bayarian, Maximus, Dalshire
Lass, John Atwood, Roscttc, Casa Mia,
Carcss Civil Service won IN 0j0l; MAXI
mus second. Bayarian third.
Third Raco-Milo and an eighth. Start
erz Eurus, Aurclia, Orifimmc, Billston,
bohemian, Maraudcr. Aurclia won In
1851, Eurus second, Ballslon third.
Fourth Raco-Thco-lourhs OF n mile.
Starters Bre, banner Bearer, Iaroh-
mont, Blue Rock. Banner bearer won,
Blue Rock second, Bcss third lime
llSl.
Filth Racc-l, 400 yards. Starters Bcck.
Sam Wood, Carnot, Maidstone, Bob Fury,
Ross Clark colt. Maidstone won, sam
Wood second, Bob Fury third. limo
l:2ll.
sixth Racc-Milo and one-sixtocnth.
Starters Encst, First Attempt, Cen
a. Armc, Gallalin, Wynwood, Uintah
Fiut Attempt won In 1901, Gen dArmo
second Wynwood third.
seventh Race-Milc and one-cighth.
Falcon, Lclogos, Tafagon. Taragon Won
In 2O3l, Lelogos second.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Charleston 3, ChatIanoogal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CHARLESTON, S. G., June 1.-The visit
ors evidently banked on the prodigal
performance Of the home team yesterday
afternoon, for they put up Jones and
Spear again, with tho expectation OF leav.
ing the City by the Sea with three seagull
scalps hanging TO their belts. The disci.
pline inflicted ON the Seagulls after yester-
days game, however, seemed 10 have had
wholesome effect, and the result was one
Of the finest games Of the season, as the
score will show. II was business from
start TO finish, and the locals only won by
hard playing, every inch Of ground being
closely contested-see the error column.
The Chattanooga leave here tonight to
fill engagements elsewhere, having won
two out Of the four games they played.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Null Caps.

Cut prices. 100 Embroidered Mall Caps,
sold for l0c 10 75c, carried over from last
year, cut price i0c.
f0c TO Goc Gents Isle thread, indelible black
and Balbriggan Half-hose, cut price pair
for 81.
2jo British IIali-hosc, double sole aud heels,
cut price pair for &c.
5Oc Colorod Null Embroidcries cut price l0c.
SOC Colorcd Null Embroidcrics cut price 81.
2Oc Colorcd lace all kinds, cut price Sc.
l5c Colorcd Lace all kinds cut price Sc.
fOc COlorcd liatistc Embroidery cut price i0c.
loo Fine work Hamburg Edges cut price Sc.
2jc Fine work Hamburg Embroidery cut
price l2Fc.
CSC Fine work wide Swiss Embroidery cut
price i5c.
Al our Hemsiiichcd Embroidery at cut
prices.
an our Torchon Lace at cut prices.
All our silk Chantilla Flouncing at cut
prices.
Colorod or cream Yoking. sold for o. 10 g,
cut price choice SOC.
81 iGinch black Drapory Net cut price Gle.
ti.6O i8.inch all silk Fish Net cut price &c.
e. ig.inch Oh silk dotted Drapcry Net cut
price II 20
500 Deep Embroidered Suits cut price 10
close $50.
$3.50 l3.inch Cream or white or tan Nor.
mandy Val. Lace Flouncing cut 10 6Oc.
20 Gents all linen Collars, any STYLE cut 10
Zoe.
&c Gents all linen Cuff, any style, cut to
i5c
75c Best heavy fancy Pcrcal Waists suitable
terms match, choice, cut price Soc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
ELsEwHERE.
The Hoods Prevail Throughout Penn
syIyanIn. MARYLAND and Virginia.

Dispatches TO The APPEAL show that
the terrible freshets are not confined to the
valleys Of the Conemaugh and Juniata,
but tho Susquehanna, the Allegheny and
the Monongahela, and all tributary
streams are out OF their banks, and the
greatest damage Is being done. Bridges
are everywhere being washed away and
railroad tracks destroyed.
Throughout Maryland the high waters
have also devastated everything In reach.
The Baltimore & Ohio road has sustained
such injury that the track cannot be re-
paired in month. The lower portions Of
Washington are submerged.
In Virginia the rivers are all out Of their
banks. Richmond is victimed in the low
parts and the James is on boom. The
railroad bridge at Petersburg has been
washed away. In the western part OF the
State the Shenandoah IL up and washing
everything away. And this kind OF news
comes from many places.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

ever, they will be loaned to Mobile today
because the Mobile pitchers are not in
trim and little Touhey is overworked and
his hands are so sore that it is cruel to
make him continue. Today's game was a
farce. Mobile had neither infield or out
field and Kelly and Mccullough either
couldn't get the ball over the plate or were
hit out OF sight. Daily then went in and
did better than the regular pitchers. Pow
ell pitched one OF his old-time games and
was finely supported, and he also led the
batting.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
sane noLLow REACHED.
The noate from New Florence strews
WIN Dead uoaIos.


SASd Hollow, Ia june I. 10. 20 y. m.--
A. $50 o'clock the iirs, train passed New
Florence cast Il was aowdcd with pco-
pie from fiilsburg aud places en- route
people who were going 20 the scene OF the
disaster with but little hope Of finding
their loved ones alive. Rich and poor
were on board that train, all thinking Of
but one thing. aud that was. what
will We sect II was hcarlcnding
sight and no, a dry eye was In the train.
Mothers moaned Tor their children. hus.
bands paced the aislcs and wrung their
hands In mute agony. Fathers pressed
their faces on windows In vain cndeayor
10 see something they know not what, that
would tell them In measure Of the dread
iu fate that their loved ones had met with.
All along the raging Conemaugh the
train stopped aud bodies were takcn on
the express car. being carried by tho VII
layers who were out along the banks Az
each stop was made the train was uttcrly
deserted a. tie passengers rushed 10 the
spot where the bodies were being taken on
board, 20 ~ 10 see u perchancc they could
recognize Ia one Of the bloaied corIses
relative.
At sand Hollow long stop was made
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
commencement wech az the Higbee
school.

The exercises Of tho week viii bo as fol.
lows
Monday and Tuesday-School-work
completed, examinations twntten) In
arithmetic, rhetoric and Latin.
Wcdncsday-Te o'clock 10 o'clock,
reception and exposition Of pupils work
In all departments Art reception, 10
o'clock a. m. 20 10 o'clock pm.
Thunday-Eight O'Clock pm, recital,
music and elocution.
Friday-Eight o'clock pm, graduates
exercises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
THE CUT PRICES
Who Have So Generously Sus.
tanned Us in the Past.

10c Fruit of the Loom, bleach cotton, cut
price, 7lsc
SIC Gold Medal, bleach cotton, cut price,
6Lc.
40c Wool figured cream ground Mohairs, all
this season style. cut to IKE.
Toe All our best French wide wool Challies
cut to 3sc.
l2Ifc Spring new ground Satteon cut to 7Jlc.
2Oc Yard wide new ground Sattecn cut TO &c.
35c French satteen. new patterns, cut TO l7c.
iOc Choice OF the best French Satteen cut
70 234c.
l5c Fast color stripe Chambry cut to Sc.
12lSc New plaid Dress Ginghams cut TO &c.
SOC Best French Ginghams cut to loo.
l2lfc 40-inch India Linen cut 20 &c.
SIC Sheer India Linen cut 10 &c.
l2Ilc Book-fold real Nainsook check cut 10
sc.
Csc White Bed Spreads cut TO 45c.
81 White Bed Spreads cut TO 7Oc.
TIC All linen Crash cut 10 &c.
l5c Fancy Curtain Scrims cut 10 &c.
PC Dotted or figured Swiss cut TO i2jSc.
35c Knotted fringe, satin borders, bleach
Linen Towels cut TO iSc.
81 Dozen large fancy Dinner Napkins cut TO
&c a dozen.
soc Pure silk Mitts, extra long, cut to 25c
pair.
oOe Extra heavy all silk Mltts, blacks, cut to
SOC pair.
$3.50 ii-inch all colors, Moray Sash Ribbon
cut TO Toe.
2oc Wide all silk Bibbon, every color, cut TO
I2I<c.
4Oc Ladies' indellble black Hose, soft thread,
extra lengths, all sizes. cut price 2jc.
Coo Ladies best indcliblc black Hose, cut
price, 0 pair for 81.
zoe Children's silk or Isle thread Hose, odd
lots, cut price DC.
35c Odd lot Of Ladies' fine Hose cut 70 2c.-
45c Odd lot Of Ladies' fine Hose cut TO pc.
&C Odd lot OF Ladies' fine Hose cut 10 Sc.
$3.50 Ladies' silk Vests, Swiss ribbed aud
ribboned, cut TO 75o.
81 Ladies Isle thread Swiss ribbon and
trimmed Vests cut TO Csc.
Vests cut 20 25c.
25c Ladies' ribbed Swiss Vests, full shape,
cut 10 i5c.
All sizes Of Childrcn's Underwear at cut
prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Summary: Earned runs-Charleston 2.
Total base hi,s-Charleston IL, Chai,a-
nooga |. First base on balls-Charlcston
2, Chattanooga 3. Left on bases-C Charles
ton 4, Chattanooga 2. Struck out-By
Hennessy 2, Jones 3. Double plays
Charleston /, Chattanooga 2. Time OF
game-One hour and forty minutes
Umpire-Ilillery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Tho National Cemetery to be Visited by
Hundreds Today.

Hundreds Today.
Under the auspices Of local lodges OF the
G. A. II. the memorial services at the
National Cemetery will be conducted
today. Considerable interest is being
manifested and preparations on quito an
extensive scale have been made. The
Grafton OF the day will be delivered by Mr..
I. Is. Edgington, Of this city. The usual
services will be carried out according to
the ritual, and II is expected that hun
dreds OF people will be present and pay u
tribute OF respect TO the memory Of the
honorod dead who lie buried there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Tnr bremen and Dayiit branches. Irish
National League Of America, will be glad
10 meet and sec their friends aud tho
friends OF the cause for which the funds
arc being raiscA at their picnic next Tues
day At Esuyal isrk. Come out and enjoy
n pleasant ovcbins away from tho cares
and tolls OF daily llic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Summary: Earned runs-New Orleans
8, Mobile |. Two-base s-Cavanaugh,
Kelly. Three-base hits-Powell, Holland.
Stolen bases y Ward 2, King. Double
play-Lewis and Pujol. Base on balls
OF Powell /, Off Kelly Q, Off Mccullough
l, off Daily 5. Struck out-By Powell o,
by Kelly !, by Mccullough l, by Daily 2,
game-One hour and fifty-fivo minutes.
Umpire-Tim w. Hurst.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Miss JExxY NJ. liiuuEr invites III per.
sons Interested TO visit the lligbcc school
ON next "Wednesday 10 eco tho exhibit OF
nnpIA' work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

VIZ have Just received barge load Of
Pittsburg Gas Coke, very fine, Pittsburg
and Anthracite Coal aud Ash and Oak
Wood. q. u. BRYAN & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

Distribution by warls-First. 4: Second,
2; Third, o, Fourth. . Fifth, O. Sixth. 4.
seventh, o, Eighth, ., Ninth, 2 Tenth, 3,
81. Joseph Hospital, o City Hospital, q
stillborn, 1. White. 10 Colorcd, II. Total,
"a. L. A. WiLLiANsoN. MID,
Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
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uruovrD nv rnn usE o. COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
81 the hair.
Iurnetts Flavoring extracts arc tho
lsaf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

WonE will soon commence on the OK
tension Of the Memphis & Charleston Rail-
road 10 complelc the line, thirty-nlne miles
distant between Chattanooga aud steven
son.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

A house with six or moro rooms. located
south OF Union; will pay 500 cash and
balance $40 per month. Address "Alcr-
chant" care Appeal