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Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

III hy tho saoulhcsn.oulfaeo.on.
iheueerov racket ihai has been
for many ysnfe prfsperOusly work
ed hy her Repnulican rotten.
borough e.atesmop.
a aifopg migratory moyemont
has FOR many months be1n going en-
among the southern ncgroes, set
Il does nSt seem 10 occur 10 these
simple vermoniers thatshoy could
az once pat o stop TO the southern
onirages on the negroes, and re-.
settle their abandoned farms, by
inviting these negroes practical
ind successful farmers 10 come
and taka thcm.
II Of course would not suit The
cless Of statesmen mentioned, for
they would be deprived Of their
only available political issue, but
u would demonstrate lLeir sinccr.
ity Ia tho pretense Of sympathy
for their much abused brother
and political 20 worker, and at the
ssme time be an aeEnowlsdg.
menl of The debt ofgmlllude lhey
owe him for permitting himself TO
become and remain an issue upon
which TO keep their party IN pow.
or. Being American citizens, they
are certainly entitled to prefer.
encc over the "foreign pauper
labor Of Europe.
But that would be a grey horse
Of another color. The negro
would be Of no political value to
the party IN Vermont. IIeis very
useful TO It whe2o he 10.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

Another Croniu murder trial, or
the next to It, Is on the tapis In
Chicago. A new indictment for
conspiracy TO bnbe Cronin jurors
has been returned hy the grand
Jury against John u. Graham, A.
L. Hanks, Fred. W. Smith, Mark
salomon, jeremiah O'Donnell,
Thos. Cayenangh and jos. Honsn.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

Moxico T. ecliIng cYcn With ns az last
Every American dunmnr who iuyalcs
tine slcfoi soil of that republic ln tho
pufsaii of his huain1fs of selling g0ods
las 90 pas sax of $500 ior carA tfip.
Acaico haa a good many long strides 90
make yel before ahe gets fully iu iluo
with modern prorrcfs American drum
mcfa are lsisslnuAliff and itls folly in
Impose ln almuat pioailillge hA upon
ahem. lOplic.
Really, Bro. optic, what reason
have we for complaint HASN'T
ihis administration very forelbly
informed Mexico that we do not
want her trpae, by laying d prohi.
hiiiyo iarl6 on one OF iheir prlnci.
pal articles Of sxporii Drumming
FOR trade lg ohs OF our principal
lndue,iles. why hiss nos MsNleo
the nehtfo respond ina prohibit
tive lah1 thereon, American
people have 10 tight TO complain
Of oihar nalinns fur trying 10 shat
nai American trade hg high laun.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

A vigorous kick from. the es.
publican pross Of New Mexico Is
going up against the appointment
Of Judgc Wilson to be chief jus.
tioc Of tbs Territory. The Demo
cratic press isn't saylng much, 40
Il is "none of their funeralp
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

The New York sentence Of exc.
cuiien by electricity has been sas-
tanned by the courts, the decision
being that It Is not q cruel or nm.
usual punishment, and therefore
not unconstitutional. lts sue.
cessfnl institution viii efFecGually
relegate to the customs Of the
dark ages, that most brutal Of all
methods OF official killing-the
gallcws.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04
4 an.Y naalE aI Al0Iala o0L0n.

Tho people OF Vermont, the state
Of Edmunds and Morrill,, ire ca.
gerry l0ohiug over the waior for
Nufopean immigrants TO take the
place of the inimers that have
abandoned their worn out nelda
10 come vest
Nefmonl Is . hopelcsely Rcpqp
lican state, made aud held so large.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

So far, Corporal Tanner is the
only one of the Republican re-
aters, who has been dismissed
from the Pension Bureau for re.
rating bnck pensions into their
own pockets. Three Democratic
re.fnters have been dismissed aud
twonty.threo Republican re.raters
are still retained, though several
have boon asked 10 resign aud re-
fused 10 do 50, some months ago,
and Noble does not dare 10 dis.
miss them. The q. A. Il. and the
q. A. Il. pension sharks at Wash.
ington stand behind them, con.
done their robbery ofthe iFensnry
and command the Secretary TO re-
tain the robbers IN The public em-
plOy. u IN this innia that controls
the present administration.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

claimants more than they possessed I'M
der the Mexican and spanish laws"
This iB exactly what Julian
claimed IN bis admirable article on
aPubIic lands in New Mexico"
and in his report 10 tho depart
ment Of the interior IAlbuquer.
que Democrat.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

Especial corieiponaonca Of the ilrsniiQHri
las pALoiAs, Mex, Jan. 4, 1880.
This beautiful little village and SUR
rouadln 4 country, ON whlch naluio has
kindly m alowed a magnificent cllmaic, "a
ferlllo soll and splendid scenery Is rap.
ldly coming 20 tie front
Several now houses have been erected
IN tho A.ticw moaihs and nfw Alf. Wcb-
cr ls erecting cn me main street
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04
a auaceanfnI nnnlInnra haa heen

A suscessfnI appliance has been
invented which substitutes cleo.
trlciiy for sand tn increase the
tractios power Of locomotive
drivers on wet track. II is
claimed to be far Superior 70 sand,
and enables the locomotive 10
draw a much heavier train, with
ont regard 10 the condition OF the
track, than is at present possible.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

"Onc banker IN Boston" says The Pnii'
adclphlR Press, "drcw i,2i0 drafts lali
week representing . SOD which work
ing people were sending % their reln.
tiees In Europe ~ CHRISTMAS giir. We
don't hear oi the wofkmglneD ln Tie free
trade nations OF Europe sending amy such
little tokens OF prosperity 10 Their klnl
men ln this tafilI-ridden country Odd
isn't isl' lCllilrn.
Not 80 very odd, either. There
are a great many American work
ingmen IN the United States m
able 20 buy Christmas gifts foI
their children by reason of the
importation Of "forei2n paupei
labor for their places by the New
England "proteotion to American
laborn manufacturing magnates.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

The little gufl5 Of snow that
visited Now Mexico on Saturday
last was blizzard OF large dimen.
sions Ia the north. In Dakota
were heavy SHOWS, the wind blew
a. the rate of sixty miles an hour,
aud Tie mercury sunk TO SO below
Nara
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

On Private land Clnlmsi
~. W. Nnnsum, oi North Carolina.
"A. n Colquib of Georgia.
Samuel lalcu. of FlufldA
Geo. H. Efmuhds, 0f Vermont.
". NJ, sieWafi. on Nevada
John J. ingnlis, OF kahsae.
a.. a. NulcOit, ~ Colorado
On Territories
o. n. plaii, OF Connecticut
8. M Cullum, 0i Illinois,
q. n. Mnnderun, of Nebraska.
W. 81. hteWurf, Of Nevada
&. *. Davis, Of Minnesota
a.. A. plofcc, Of North Dakota.
NJ. g. Butler, of South Carolina.
IL. H. Payne, Of Ohio
j X. Jones, of Arkansas.
J. q. D. blackburn. az Kentucky.
On Education and Labor;
II. w. Blair, of New hampshire.
J. j. Wilson, ol Iowa.
LELAND Stanford, Df California
W, ~. Stewart, of Nevada
w. -. Maahhurn. of Minnesota
y. z. leorge, OF Mississippi
ll y, Payne, of Ohio.
J. =. Barbour, Of Virginia.
noCsn.
on Territories;
J 3. struhle, Of Iowa
q. y. Baker. of Now York.
q. w. y. Dorsey, of Nebraska.
II l.. Mnfey, OF Ohio.
y, W. Rife, of pcnnsylsnnla.
Is. w. pcfkins, oi Kansas.
a.. Nuic. of New ilampshire
q. W. Smith, Of Illinois.
W. N. Springer, Of Illinois.
Geo. r.. Barnes, 81 Georgia.
G, B. hilgore, of Ie2Aa.
&. III. Mnnsar, ol Illinois.
j y. Washington, ol Tennessee.
i. r. Dubois, OF Idaho.
On Private Land Clnims;
l., y. Caswell, OF Wisconsin.
q. w Y. Dorsey, of Nebiaslla.
G.. u, Nickhan. OF Ohio.
j. II. Gear, Of iown.
T.. NJ. Funston, Of knnnas.
NJ. brosius, Ui pcnuaylynniw
H. lansing, Of New York.
III. O.. Ewaft, of North Carolina.
Win. Alutchler, of Pennsylvania.
j. b. Anderson, Of West Virginia.
&. b. Montgomery, of k,ntuuky.
a. A. Pierce, OF 'lehnesscc.
~. -. Drummer, Of Pennsylvania
af A. Smith. OF Arlzona.
On Education.
j. O'Donncll Of Michigan.
]. ID. Taylor, ol Ohio
II q. McComlck, ol peunaylyani
J.. y. McComas. oi Maryland.
W. W. Nr0ui, oi Vermont.
j. H. sweeney. of Iowa.
q. l.. Laws, OF Nebraska.
III. i. rAraihnm, cf North Cafolm
a. D. Gambler oi Georgia.
A. g. taruih, of Kentucky.
J. II. Cobb, ol Alnhema.
J. y. Pennington, of Delaware.
j. A. Gelssenheimor, Of New jerso
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

II Is singular TO note that Gov.
ernor pflnse, in his report to tho
Secretary 81 the lu,erior, while
crlllrising General Jullan's cnreer
ms surteyor geaeral, snym
.IO make matters worse lhefaro Ju.
linuA timol fOuNrefs commenced 90 cnn
firm The emnlA chat were Approved hy
lDc surveyor general, end continued to
10 30 With no apparent hesnnlon uuill
lsiO 4 even Wtni so faf aeiu give %
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04

Yht president eli 30 Wisa aet ~ hr
nnp0ll a chief lnilrc ior New Meklc0
Nhhis noi known wiibln ihs borders of
The territory iCiii1en
WAnt nowl Has the "1ome
Relrp buslness played out under
q Republican administration
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04
Ex.posimns.er.General

Ex.posimns,crGeneral Hat.
TOMS Washington Posi argues that
the District Of Columbia should
have an institution "interniediaie
between the jail aud the work
house for those who by adverse
conditions or influences are drift.
Ing Ia q crimlnal direction. II
Mr. llattOn will examine the list
OF appointments be will hn6 that
the vacancy he imaglnos as exist
lag for au institution ofthls kind is
already nlled BY the Harrison adj
ministration. lRcpubllc.
Deming headlight., 1890-01-04
A nEaEFIcEsr ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I uhctul 10 " WNo41 nc ~.
e...s-~-a-ss.~,ss-s-s.~eus
A BEzEFtcENr ACKNOWLEDGMENT
There Ia one proposition Ia the
proposed constitution Of the pro.
posed state Of New Mexico, that
stands out conspicuous and re.
splendent among all the proyis.
ions Of that instrnment-One
which muet force the admiration
Of the beholder, for les originality,
for it's broad and sweeping bene.
ficence, and for its kindly aud pa.
ternal considerateness of lls i'm.
Piled impotence Of tho people Of
New Mexico 10 take eare Of them.
selves. That Incompatible pro.
position is IN the Kill ~ Rights
See. o. that "the natural right
Of the people to one day Of rest IN
every seven IL hereby acknowl.
edged.r
II was exceedingly kind and
considerate IN the Convention to
acknowledge this natural right,
for IN the absence Of such q
declaration there is no knowing
what might have happened. That
matter is now settled. Every
man who wants TO, can now rest
one day IN seven. Yet, " the
! Consultation had acknowledged"
his right to rest two days IN ssven
If he wanted to, II might have
been better. But lhst is not SAC.
knOwledged,r and 30 we will have
to plod on, working six days ont
of seven, for the Constitution does
not acknowledge the right 20
but one dny's reet Ia the week.
Aud while the convention was
about II, wouldn't It have been
better 20 have "nclnowIedgedr
the right of Tho people TO eat
three meals a day Il they wanted
TO aud could get them-ur TO keep
nn extra dross suit for the day of
rest--or to go to church once a
week-for these things not having
been Acknowledged by the con-
veniion as natural rights, there
may be some question OF their
being naiural rights, and people
may run The risk of putting them
selves beyond the pale Of toe
Constitution by indulgence IN
such practices. The convention
stopped too soon. II should
have been more explicit.
----rss-'.,---grr-rf
The beef enters Of England are
demanding the removal of English
restrictions upon the Importation
of American cattle. They say
England IA understoeked, that The
supply Is insufficient, and that
they are paying too much for beef
A good steer IN England costs
about eighty dollars, Whoreaa
Amerlean steers can be landed
there for about fifly. Should this
movement succeed It win mate.
rially brighten up the cattle bust.
meas Of tho west.
Ex-posimns,cr-General Hat.
TOMS Washington Poa argues that
the District Of Columbia should
have an institution "interniediaie
between the jail aud the work
house for those who by adverse
conditions or Influences are drift.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
THE mA,peN.s AIM.


He pelted her neatly. iron head 10 feet,
With snowballs soft and with snowbal!s neet
Ard seemed 10 think Il no end Of fun;
While she was busy preparing one,
Rolling pounding Il hard and sound
With snow scooped up from the feecy ground
They aimed-she her missile fair and clear;
But he did not dodge, for he did not fear;
But calmly waited TO see Il ny
And far from its target wildly shy
When, whackl on the side Of his smiling face
He caught Il right in the very place
She had meant 10 paste H. by Jove and Mara
Aud Jupiter Ammon, but he saw stars
For her brother. a base ball pitcher tall
Had taught and trained her 10 throw a ball
And this gay young fellow, who laughed with
glee,
While brayely awaiting her onslaught he
Walked sadly home, and twas later when
he htted a smile 10 his mouth again.
Madeline $. Bridges In Jury
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
A GIANT OF MODERN WARFARE.

In these days Of education and civiliza-
tion we hear very little OF the tyrannical
work Of the 40. called Giant as OF old. Such
stories were the vague imagination Of
W tiers T the amusement Of children. and
calls to mind Jack the Giant Killer, Fe
Fl 70 Fun, be he alive or be he dead, |
grind his bones TO make me brad and
many other nursery rhymes. But II is a
fact that a Giant was born t. the world
that Is making his power fet. A Giant
instead Of being a terror TO all proves n
friend 10 every family. The Great Sierra
Kidney and Liver cure is the giaRt of all
remedies, ~ the public are testifying
daily. sure cure for the many disorders
OF our bodies caused by diseased kidney y
and liver. In nine cases out OF ten one
bottle proves sufficient. Purely We eta
bic delightful to The taste, a ! eautIful al.
ths.year round remedy.
All druggists sell Il.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
PuNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Clara DO you suppose | can make
an impression upon Mr.. NickIiHe to-
. night?" Bell-~"Well, IL he Is as soft -
hey say he is, guess you won't have
my trouble - kearney Enterprise.
MA, said Willie, who had been TO
be missionary sewing society with his
mother, Fl feel very sorry for the poor
little heathen." That's right. Willie.
am glad TO see you show such spirit g
.'Aes,m. | feel sorry FOR anybody that
rad 20 wear the clothes that you people
we're making to-day" - Washington
Post.
- think that Mr.. SUBWAY is the
most disagreeable man ever met. ="
'oup' aimed sue. "'Nhy?" asked Mamie
: lie was reading in the parlor and was
playing. | stopped and said. Does
music annoy you while reading, Mr..
SUBWAY" No. said he. .pU-tt never
snnoys me, Miss Sue | just detest him.
10 there"'-ll arper's Bazar.
Don't you think" said a youth.
after working his vocal cords with in
.ense vigor beside the hotel piano.
that | ought 10 90 on the stage2"
Yes replied Miss Proportion. who
loesn't like him very we'll. Il certainly
10. There is one that leaves for the
station just an hour and half from
now. Musical Courier.
IF you don't want me to know
where you've been, Henry, when you
ono home this way, said a wife 10 her
late and somewhat demoralizel husband
YOU had better run mp stairs when you
are coming 70 bed why sho. m'dcar?"
because by running up stairs you will
lose your breath. "-Demorest.
Professor Brooks, OF Johns Hop.
Stns University, argues that man is de-
scended from the fish and NOT IN ape.
a swell society man to a X
street girl. VIVA do YOU think ~ IT..
Well, she replied frankly. when
hink Of the dudes | knes am inclined
g give the ape the preference. hut when
think Of the suckers one meets al
very turn am forced to believe that
nan in his original condition was
ish. Washington star
Do you know, George, | wish YOU
would STAY at home Tomorrow. why,
.arling2" 30. because this afternoon a
errible-looaing tramp came bore while
'6a were away, and ordered me ~ give
i'm something 10 eat 80 had 10 give
i'm all that sponge-case I ma L. last
'atnrday, and. George, he SAYS he's
omtng back tomorrow '.nii he eat
he cake. darling Yes. an Of 1t,
very bit. Well, then. set your mind
I rest, deari be aiIl never come back.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07

belong 70 higher order OF existence,
state OF things TO which we can never
attain, and degree OF perfection to
which we can never hope to arrive. Be
this as u may, we have sufficient evil
dence TO prove that Sirius is a sun Of the
highest order Of creation, and an orb
well worthy TO be titled "the giant
SUM-" for Of all the stars OF which we
have any knowledge. none other more
worthily deserve distinction than this,
the great Dog-star, the king amongst
suns. -Chambers' journal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
NATURE IN CONFUSION

Il terrific. Volcanic eruptions, cyclones. earth
guakrs are swfully and tremendously pictuT
'Sgue, but scarce. DIES .Fable to emulate in Ae
tlon aud effect by the administration Of rcmedie.
which produce conNulsiCn aud agony in this
abnormal portion Of the human frame such Il
the effect NJ the old ashionpd vi lent purga
ttVes happily falling more and more into disuSe
aud Of wttch Hostetler's stomach Bitters il the
Wholesome, pleasant and lar more effective sac
cvdane IN. TneN weakened tile intestiues the
kiiiers inXicotates them They left the bOweis
Inactive, because iEcapHeiiaied by ensuing fee
beness. The Blttefs, on the contrary, aud be.
cause II enables, not forces, them to act vast
aud fortunate difference petpetuates their ae.
tivits and regularity The liver IL banehrially
stimulates, a. the Kidneys also are. By this med
tcine, which - ily epuqHers also malaria, ner.
yeusness aud rheumatism
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
FARMERS

II You must sell Corn, wheat, Butter and Eggs
at pfesen prices you must buy Cheaper or ex.
81 oar leading coffees, soiss fun weight ta.75:
q ound, ready fer use, cheaper grades at 1ac
Baking Powder, 5ib tin 81; never heard OF com
plant; try II and report starch, best big lumps,
bills size; SON boxcs 4isc; 20fbs 81. white
Beans, No. 2. but fair quality. Pc. Tea Dust. rs
ms, ss.7S--good 20 use. but we would rather sell
you en at 20c, 2ac, zoe or SOC. Canned TomA-
toes. good pack. si.75 ease Corn, tig0, s2.s0,
s25s case t.at has no equal. Table Fruit, three
grade. per case ~ dozen ~ case, mind), y. 50,
S. IS and tsL2l these are fine; have cheaper hut
not recomms nded Flour, 81 sack. or 81 hbl;
win you try this kiudf axle Grease at $l.75
case. chewing Tobacco. plug, brands at soc:
or 5. including Lorillard's l0c Nuggets at S..
fun weight Sho. and StockinEs-Mcn's Button
shoes 5to 10, at 81. IS; neat and worth buying; .
better grade in Lace that have proved cheap at
Congress OF Bals that IL lace with hooks has no
equal; II would b. called CHEAP here at 81. aud
II Ss,b Ss as n 1om ,ST ca, I, g.
were made 10 sell at g., 20, but have not found
buyers at tina figure. Ladies' Kid, Goat or Calf.
button. In standard widths, only $3.50, H. the
cheapest we could recommend; have Kid at
tl.2S, but not so good, though neat aud salable:
Tor nigher cast shoes see regular list Ia Home
Circir Misses one lot Of over 300 pairE, cloth
and Kid Ia c. regular stock cost 81 10 mske, we
sell IL, lll at 5Je, u and 49, at &C. II and 49,
at zoe, or SIX pairs Hny size for IS. Cnildr"n's
stout goat, calf or kid lace Shoes, At for every
day wear, size Doe. size Soc. size at 40c, size
s At 50e; the big sizee all sold NJ double the
money; they have heels. lnfsnts shoes. light
or dark, Ia sizes /. 2. g. either ankle tie or lace
boots at 2oc 10 Sc, 10 size and kind: the ankle
e. are light color. Mems y hose In small aud
medium sizes, fair quality, per d"z, &c, l5c y0c
aud fine and heavy sl.sS, all ribhed top and
extra value. Nomens Stockings, not our b. ~
or our worst, al 81 dozen ~ l0c pair In stripe,
plain, mixed white or balbriggan, some OF the
latter used to bring 25c pair; try them II you
Yer W. ar stockings. II costs too much TO al
yertise in the newspapers or W would tell you
of 10000 articles We Offer AZ 20 To 100 per cent
lower than any credit store on the Coast. Send
for Home Circle II you have not had II or do not
get IL regularly; IL IL issued every mouth. Ad-
dfess arnttb's Cash store, AIS Front
No % Francisco, Cat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
4 RECORD OF UNPRECEDENTED
SUCCESS.

SEATTLE. Feb. q, 1890
On the nth OF September. 1889, I called
upon DIR. Jordan with what the doctors
aid was inhammatory rheumatism. Ny
right hand was the size OF four, and had
not been able to sleep for several nights
DIR. Jordan prescr bed for me, and told me
TO obtain some small bottles In which to
put the medicine. Ithersupon went into
a Seattle drug store and asked for some
bottles, remarking that wanted hem 10
put DIR Jordan's medic mes into. A lady
who was present Rratuitously remarked
that DIR. Jordan was auack. paid no
attention to this. as had previous expe.
rience with the doctor who relieved me of
a misery In which other eminent physi
clan, failed In just two weeks could
write with my hand, and II has been well
ever since. The only object on have got
is that paid - for the medicine and got
well b fore ] used one half Of It, and now
| have 81 worth Of medicine have no use
for, which is aRgrayad z.
r. J. BACHELOR,
representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
DIR. Jordan's Office is al the res 'dence of
ex. Mayor Y'sler. Third and James. Com
sultation and prescription alb olutely FREE
Send for free book explaining the Histo.
geueti" system.
CAUTION. The Histogenelic Medicines
are -old IN hut one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle pears the fo'.
-lowil x inscription :" DIR. J. Eugene Jor.
dan's IItstogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
AN ELEGANT PACKAGE or PINE
CARDS,

Including Is rare novelties. shapes and
artistic imported Geographic and chro.
u All card. This large aud beautiful col.
lection Sc, by mali 10 any one who will
do this: Buy box OF the genuine DIR. e.
McI.ane's Celeb atsd Liver Pills from any
druggist, price Is cents, aud mail us the
outside wrapper with our addres@, plain.
!, writ en and cents Ia stamps. Tn.
genuine Mcisnes ! ills are prepared only
by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh. Pa and
have been IN constant U.S. for over sixty
yesls. They are superior to all others |
purity and effectiveness. certain cure
for indigestion aid lex headache. Ad-
dress Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07

Drs. Darrin can he consulted daily at the
Washington building, corner OF Fourth
and Washington streets. Portland, and
Hotel Gondolfo, Tacoma. Hours. 10 70 s
evenings, TO 4 Sundays, 10 10 II. All
chronic diseases. Irregularities Of women
blood taints, los of vital power
and early indiscretions permanently
cured. though no references are ever made
In the press concerning sub cases, owing
10 the dell acy of the y tents. Examine.
ions free To all. and cir ulars will be sent
To any address. Charges for treatment -
poor treated free Of charge from 20 tn l.
daily. All private Diseases =.sonfi lent ialls
treated. and cures guaranteed. PATIENT
at a distance ran be cured by home treat
ment. Med cine- aud letters sent without
the doctors name appearing
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07

Don't You ieaHf 10 sdus money clothes,
time, labor, fuel and healtli All these
can be saved II you will try Dobhins' , lee.
ic Dap. We say try, knowing IL ven
Try II once YOU will always use it, Have
your grocer order.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-07
No 3 Sherman street. Por,lar


Editor Orego ian: For long time be-
fore consulting Dr. Darrim two years aga,
q been afflicted with neui a gia in my
head and spi aud spinal campla mt. ]
was nearly crazy from the eff ct- of pair.
DIR Darrin cured me with medicine and
electricity 40 havr new, had the trouble
return ON me. Refer 20 me at 81 Front
stree Portland
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