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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27


Lamar by Wednesdays stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Smith and
children are visiting in Atlanta.
We regret to hear that Mrs. D.
b. Ethel is seriously i'll at Pine
Grove.
BE sure and write Rocky Bar"
for county seat on your ballot next
Wednesday.
For Sale-A fine saddle, bride
and blanket. Apply to S. ii. Nc
Carly, Rocky Bar.
Young James Mullany has re.
turned from IIardin's springs much
improved in health.
James Harvey returned Wednes.
day evening from n visit to his
ranch in Boise valley.
Geo. Farber is now located on
Bennett creek, Min. Home and
Rocky Bar stage road.
Remember, if you vote to remove
the county seat, then you vote for a
debt of $4,000 for new buildings.
Gov. c. G. Stevenson of Nevada
died in Carson September 81. He
was brother of Ex-Governor Ste
venson of Idaho.
n b. Rathbonc is a candidate for
Justice of the Peace and Nat Hall
for Constable. Both excellent men
for each position.
o. b. Slater, rancher and good
citizen generally near Mayfied, was
in Rocky Bar Thursday, on BUSH
ness connected with his brothers
estate, of which he is administrator.
Messrs. Butler, Hall and Manion.
Democratic candidates for County
Commissioners, are all good square
citizens, and if elected, will look
we'll to the interests of Gilmore. Vote
for them.
"Thc Hornet" is the name Of n
new illustrated Republican paper
recently started at Boise City. It
is bright, full Of vim and vii. doubt
less materially aid that party al
this election
True Rollins. Of Rocky Bar, ar.
rived here the other day and went
up TO the Elkhorn TO take charge
during the absence of Superinten-
dent Bowen, who is making a cam
paign tour of the eounty.-Idaho
World, 10.
Hon. Frank Ensign, Democratic |
for Supreme Judge, adj
dressed the Democracy at this
place Thursday evening. Judge
Ensign is first-class lawyer and /
will preside with dignity at the
highest court in Idaho.
The Wood River Times SAYS the
Pacific Short Line has surveying
PARTIES out quietly at work on
QUITE through Idaho. From Poea-
clio the surveyors will run lines
through to Wood River, the Camas
iold Belt, Camas Prairie. Pine
irove and on to Boise and the Pa
ific Coast. At Boise they will
with the Oregon surveys,
nd then run a line to Puget Sound
'otcrs and taxpayers should re
lember that this railroad is sure TO
uild up IN important town at Pine
rove or Little Camas. and that if
be county seat is removed this cleo
on to Dit. ,liome six years from
ow it will be again changed. Save
he county this expense by voting
II Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
and Bath House.
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
DAVID cLiNg.

iFbih Edition No~ Ready.
A hook 81 over roo pAgss,
giving more intoFFnaaios OF
value 70 advertisers thAa sHy
other publication ever Il.
anal IL srENaa ska -. =
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

sssss newspaper published, having clrcuiasiox re-.
as y ms Anisriran Newspaper pirestary Of mere
nan $3.50 eoFss each issue with thu coss per hns
20 sn'sftisiig 10 the- lie, Of the hest papers q
- assa4@a9h, YEA every city aud town % uafS
s1th Slssssl lists Of daily. country, Village ami
sss papers hArgail offers Of value 20 small AAssr-
With small amount OF naoney shoes couciuSiselx
Ho@ 20 81 ihe most service for the money" sa.
s.ht Est tssa " ant atinuzs tor 10 csnts AdaFx-a
os9 Y Hos KtL a Co, Pahshers ard gssnernl Al
FeEll.lng Asenls. 10 sprnas .lrea,. NJ York Ca,r
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27
Idaho Stage Co.
o. J. SALISBURY. Prop,
-Rrss aETwsx--
Mountain Home, Pine Grove and
Rocky Bsr.
. suRE GRIP
JOB WORK.

NJ BURNS is nov prepared t. d. ioh work the
eqps q that printed any where in Idaho Tsrritor,
We havt received irou Palmer 4 Esy Of Portland.
ofeEetl brand spitk sfsn new California Reliable
job Pres lexis, ths be manufactured, together
sith HeN ISpr, knie. IT. tiHr IAlasr Tor ioh work
siid legal HANKS y the hsst grade used for that class
- Aotk hing hat y snstSi the trade ~ SIXTEEN,
POUND fsp, W. have also IN hand stock af not,
AMI letter bea,i. business and ssili,,x caF5s bii
htAts al Nfrss AMI ante government envelopes
tstAtNt. which atl he printed at reasonable rate.
Thvs. wishing heal blanks letter ~ nlts hsais en-
tclare, rAr-. hill hssts. uaixcrs. 81 iob aork Of
ans kt,d shpsld Al ONE le,ve thar order. Al The
HvtiKzlN oFiee. whVre thsy wii - attended 10
promptly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

E@ New type and a large lot Of
letter heads, bill heads, cards. etc.
just received al the BULLETIN office.
Send in orders Cor job work.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-09-27

oh who would ilie in Autumn,
With peaches iii for eating.
With watermelons bsg aud ripe,
And candidates a.treatingG
For these and other reasons
Who would die ia the fall3
And come TO think il over,
Who'd like Ia die at all?
Idaho Avalanche.
- - -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

SxArrIx. November q. 1884,
Dr. j. Eugene Jordan.
On June the ssh my mother was taken
with scia,ic sheumstism. Her snfierinss
were something awful TO behold. she
couldn't move hand or foot for over three
moaths. When Ne would move her hand
We would have to move IL 20 very slowly.
and then it caused such intense pain you
could hear her scream AL over the house.
We thought she vas going 70 die and we
tried doctor after doctor. and medicines Of
eli kinda and descriptions. all 10 no avail.
Finally, hearing Of your Hissogenetic
Medicines ne consulted you in regard TO
her She commenced the treatment and
began 20 improve very soon. Within
week she was up and now she Is ~ we'll as
she ever was No amount of mones could
induce me TO so through the same amount
OF suffering sha, she did. would rather
die any time.
make this statement for the heneds al
others who are suffering tn the same Ssy.
as know We owe nay mothers life 30 your
Histogenetic Medicines. Anyone can call
and see re IL Huron Lumber Co.'S dock.
foot OF Pine street. in regard 10 this state
ment SETH c. MAKER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
HIDDEN soYs.

eaFes lie thiekest where 10 pleasures sreu.
not leaf that halls upcn the ground
soads souae scy. Of silence er::af sound
- srssse hesossen OF . summer dream.
~ very meancss things are made supreme
"a innate ecstasy. No grain Of sand
nnves bright snd milton peopied land.
- eAsh It's Edens and sc Ewes, aeen
love. though blind himself . earieas eve
- lent rae 10 behold the heart Of shinxx.
- soaehea mine ear With power. Thes far
- nixh.
ss'e az mighty. axei or fire. with vfuss.
mt from many . nsmeless covert sls
srartiins, and ia-sanes familiar ssass
-~Sssz&xf Earsss RssnrAaya..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
WHAT nsGar HAVE BEEN.

So many things thai might have been
Had our dear child not died.
We counf them up and call them Ger,
We weigh The lees sRainst the more,
The Joy she never Knew OF shared.
The bit1es woes forever spared,
The dangev turned aside
Hesven's full security and then.
Perpiexed we sigh--all might have been
We maehs have sseu her sweet cheeks glow
With lcye's own happy bloom.
Her eyea with maiden gladness full.
Finding the whole world beautiful:
We might have zen the joysnee fail,
The dear lace sadden aud grow pale.
me smiles fade into gloom.
Loves sun grow din end sink again
Either Of those 10 might have been.
We might have seen her with the crown
OF wif<hood on her head.
A queen Of homes fair sovsrcignties
With little children 1T her knees:
Or. bsoken-hsasssd and alone.
Dersfl and widowed d her Own.
Mournipe beside hes dead
This thing % that. beyond our ken.
Itmlght have been. u might have besa.
Thsre u no need Of questions now.
No doubts. nor risks nor fsafs:
Safe folded In the Htesnai care.
Crown fairer stu and sun more fair.
With radiance in the clear young eyes
which, IN cool depth Of Paradise,
Look without stain or team,
Residing the LORDS intent. and then
smiling % think what might have been.
We. to0. viii smile. Oh, dearest child:
Our dull souls may NOS know
Tho der things hid from mortal sense.
Which and. their hsavenly confidence;
On this 0ne supo thou&hs can we rest.
That God has chooses for the best.
or else u were not co.
He called thee back to heaven again. q
Decoasc Ne knew what might have been.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
rAsr ASLEEP.

IAN r Clover. In Chicago Herald.
harkwasd aud forward the rocker soss.
Waiting the baby 10 sweet repose.
Ctse By the cradle the mother cfocns
Lullaby. rock a-bye nursery tunes.
pspamiiy singing she patiently tries
oeep 10 bring 20 hahy's eyes.
uinuse BY minute The evening alta.
Nth In The chair shs drowsiiy sits.
eonshinr ard rahbins the schinx sums
Lcnsias for slumoer thar never eosness
kocking the hahy that tretfuliy lies.
nliine the roam with It's nervous erica
weary with watching The mother sinra,
WoeiaE the sed with the lesaen wsnss.
sessss and softer the difsy grows.
Sow The little ones syeifds close:
Makine 81 Last into dreamlsnd deep.
neither and hahs are last asseen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
People Talk for Themselves.


SEATTLE. December q. 1850.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan.
Dear Sir When was in Seattle last
month had . stroke Of paralysis Of the
left side Of the face. You might say that
side Of my face was entirely void Of
muscular action. l could not wink my left
eye As usual. could not control the
food In that side Of my mouth. My left
eye sched for want 81 being closed; had 10
close the right eye tightly in order 10 close
the left called upon you 1t the Yesler
mansion. You prescribed for my troubles:
yoa gave me medicines TO last for two
weeks. | took the medicines for two days
~ instructed and discovered improvement.
continued taking Il two days longer aud
am now entirely cured. cannot express
my thankfulness for having met you.
Yours truly. ISAAC /. LEWIS.
President First National Bank. Kescham,
Idaho.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

pfspatch steamers from seattle ~ follows
Fof San Francisco. via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Al p m tpassengeu received on
board 81 p nj Fesras rs 4. l.. IL ~ and "a,
and every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska: February and 2. Steamer OF
fh~ Tfs n pss<rrCer~
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puese
sound posts. AZ . q m. February T. l.. a.
"a and Mach > and every Ave days thereafter.
Tickets may b obtained q the once Of the
company ct Cream DECK seattle.
GoODAL1. PERK1Se CO.
General Agou1a
No 70 Market street. san Francisco. Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

szsven. my love. love su wclls
~ sucethsars. Loaf - seos a. won,
ssess summer ieyl. seares begun
Farewell,
100 BYE. brown zelda and ~Iaas~ers saiss.
Sith mellow sunset ell axsev.
cssc the eis,er North CO.
6ooa.eye'
a. me. dear heart Aus wtssirs~~Asn
eafsly one day vel meet sxaaa.
sad sess Cur Acrs r~sipqassAea b.
sAh uasehvcsd give. Nn<nosva>-
Aus wiedesssh.n,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
TWO GIANTS.

JoGsphfns Pollard. In y. r. rudepssdsnt
10 boousIful country. not fas away,
~ 61onto there are who hold royal 0way.
~ mis- the people with iron hand.
nake them bow % Tho kings command
= - ooeribly stroue - y0a might suppose.
lnge1es Of making frisnds or sose.
rninod - DO - thsy choose. fos thst's
wg o. colossal autoerats
Is MY castle q top Of he hill
eells NJ mighty sfsnt WILL.
~ oou1 Of whose voice y distinctly heasd
~ NalDe to Alaska--upon my word!
NJ Doaneraes true,
mnny hercnlesn tasks can Do.
= nooe con match him in strength ~ skin.
SnanGo he course 81 bic giant Will
H@so auehs % be doue on the mouutafn 0toep
(Aore soe1s 10 srattes. or fields n reap.
~ = feil, and houses 10 build.
naovu anywhere 10 b. titled.
Gb y seop end wrongs % right
- unesnshsred 10 put N flight.
teee needed 70 Iced the van,
VIA IL always the foremost man.
~ Others may choose 70 neglect thcir wosk.
3 pevsr IL known his duty 10 sbifk.
Is arm and constant IL ~ HIS psst.
y giAat chief CT . conaueriue host
" down g The foot Of the hill there sands.
; lAe shadowy depth 81 the forest lands.
tlly structure thai lconed up quite
bkleA o. the castle On wind swept height
~ dwrlls the giant wcsr--no doubt
p0ll known 70 the people I'll round about
- uglicss creature that ever yoa saw
n anoue bis suhjscss HE word 10 Low.
h1A>se anything going on-iu TACT
[eAeru anyone needed b promptly act.
4euell riot. or take command.
y RANT wox'r h never @ hsnd.
~ Whatever the issue--sood or bad
= very determined way he he'd
nakiug Il known 10 Krcat aud small
hat he took no part IN the thin. o. ell
MANNER and tongss. he WAS wont 10 say.
thunder and Mars, Get out Of my wsyr'
AAd Oh. but HE voice was loud and rousho
d tell you won't-au that's enough
1o1so there were Aeiis thss remsspsd untitled.
hFns neglected aud harms un0lied
nnes IN ruin. and wrecks score.
nniiy laid 81 the giants door.
eo1es taan fuia hy Gre and sword
- damage doae BY the lazy horde
- dwell Ia the castle grim and old.
shsrc the giant WoS'r hes bis mammoth hold.
~ N mauy sassie throughout the day
VIII ana woS'v their rrewsss display.
- tho hard the nxhs. Is there any need
teli you which cue 10 sure 10 succeed
y he work Of the world 10 done by Will
- Giant who lives II the top of the hill.
- face Is pleasant 70 look upon.
who's always found with his arncr CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

nau1w, - s.sw4s1aa nnsna1in -.
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Reveals ny e5eat n afvs unf:
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1hen ~ naGtse do@s = isaAsn-
sanss< Aesm efs reveal
a golden peak 90 - ~ s1eai.
Dus whsn ne nesy csb his cours hash vua
An4 ouks heDsaen - herfSaa,
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IN oonee efan1eur fhou - eowW
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whas eaeasiysn spesvs ny sn.ais rousd.
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what tosoee thsy. wben ~ II mp6foa.
1hy chsoe1e manD coud rise
1otowsr - Grsndly midst the skisss
Msss ~ sasssts known 70 nan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

CArTfoN-The Hisscsenesic Medicines
are Sold IN bat ore agency in each town.
The Label around the bottle hears the sos
iowsns inscription "nv. J.. Eas~ne Jer.
dams Hisseseaesie Medicine EVERY oshes
device is fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

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a =. sPAILDiN0.
Uunex ga Axea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

IIocpp CANAL KouIK-sTEAMEE joe
III Prime
The steamer Josephine Win leave Hafdcad-
Coluan wharf. foot az Marion street., " sdneaday
and saturday morning q . q m for Port
Gamble. snabsck. Union City ard all way posnss
On Hocds Canal Returning ieaves unson City
NcndAy and THURSDAY merutnx. For freight or
heard John ANDERSON. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
10 TME lAO1Ra.

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Money loaned on real estate q reasonable rateA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

~ seats1e. a @an " Olympia. III 3 pn
A. Iocano- y . nILw Gsl1ncno0- $50
" Ineame 70amE Ar Iacp0a top
ArsOiynpaa no . : Mar seassie- ss1pa
sDedIy sxesps sunday. teasdog ealy. DAILY.
sEArfIx. wHATcoM, sE,fIAnnoo AID
BLAINE ROUTE
s1epDsng - III Wy ianaineA
oaea1W jesvss oeatle daily except Saturday.
ies Whsaeon = II >. =. Arrives & Whascom
daily. sxeept eunday. - D m
Lssyo whesson Tor sssssie daiiy, except
sssoreey; g Spa Arrives q Seattle dsi'y.
1beaneE foe osniahmoo and Blaine leaves
leayss Hlsine svsry SUNDAY q - = for what
con- and Geast3e
RAIL LINR
Ihe 'OveFiand Flyer" lsavse Portland ? m
daily. and carries through Pullman oieepeEs.
coaoniss ,ssscsn ire chair eass "a eeschss
City. g. Louis, 81 Paul or Chicago.
ssThe Hnitsd Fast Maii" leaves Portlnpd .
= dafly. and carries Pullman dtnine and deep
ins cars hstween Portland and Chicago
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-, -. Tuesday ..slI.ss%a sndas !. :.d
s,..u.. 1: ): ;:;..4...s.' re-...aas; a.v. VS..
1ueoday and Friday Whatcom ..-s. . - y
Townsend .l n Roche Hasbof- IL . =
yhsscen - ses n vaneosvsr 7 pm
ne eoapsay reserves the rssAs % change ne
dine tsSls r places q can without nesio@
DAYS or DEPARTuRE FROM sEATTLk
rues.ays and Frdays
LAYS or ARRIVAL AT sRATTL9
Tuesdays aud FridAy&
John A. oBRIEx. Massse
~; SAnKER; Assut
CrEAMKR rERNDALK. HUGHES MAsrxR
Leaves Seattle for Port Townasnd svsry
Sunday At p m tare u
Leaves Port Townsend for Dunssness and
DAYS and Thursdays at . :. m. returning same
day. On Fridays ct . m the ferndale leaves
for puneenes.. PORT Anssie: and Gan Juan; r..
Townssnd & s o'clock fCf seattle.
". H. BoGARDus Agent
Foot Of Marion street. hight hand side OF West
THE NEW. FAST STEAMER 1AIRHAvEx
Usalsdy. Coupevflle, Anacortes, -Tsirhsvss.
Heliinsham. sehome. whatcom and way po9ti
Monday. Wednesday and Friday = p n
nseurnins. Iesves Seattle FOR Tacoma wsdnes-
lsy. Friday and sunday AIS . N from seattle
Wassho1ss Co.'S wharf
BAKER, BACON 4 CO.. Agents. seatsia
= - wilson. General Manager. Teco0A
Z. l. COW GILL. Agent. Fairhaven.
TINE FAST AND coxMoprous PAssENGKR
i sTkAAAR AuLTNOAAH.
torrosrrlox soAD
Leaves the n. p. wharf daGly ATT q M for oiym.
ria, Kamilchs and 0rsy's harbor. returning %
Tacoma ~ p. n, connecting with boas ioe
SEATTLE AND wHATcoA.
Arriving ss q attic st 7 pm.
TINE rARLs.
L o' S JOS . N m A. xsmi!ess m@sn
" EamiIchs l2l6 p n Ar Olympia ls5pm
Lv olympia geo N AZ Tacoma ss0pm
Connecting with beats for seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
- N the Residence Of finn aver Yes
,ss, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
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Send fog tree book explaining The Hls,o-
senetsc system.