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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
A RAzoR's TEMPER.


In Most Instances II Improves n. ths
Riade Gets Older.
''Ho~ does that razor go?" queried q
well-known tonsorial artist OF a re-
porter few days ago as the latter was
being shaved
1T pulls little," was the reply.
That's just what thought" uttered
the barber, as be wiped the blade care
fully and proceeded to strop another
which he selected from number lying
on his shelf
do you know" he continued, ''that
razors are just as freaky and change
able as women Why, that razor just
put away, after a good honing. will
sometimes shave twenty or thirty men
with only slap or two over the strop
once in awhile. and perhaps some other
time the edge will be gone after ! have
shaved two customers. OF course some
people claim that the difference In
boards accounts for this, and that Is In
a grpss.t measure true, but oftentimes
the ecse will go back on fellow while
shavir. a man whose beard is like silk.
Another peculiar thing about them
Is that they will not work for other peo-
VAt ttt Natht ts iOf thu ilaH Nuo,t JUN
tom IL Is to use them. Now, ! would just
as soon think OF throwing all those nice
blades you see lying on thu shelf away
as 90 let some other man hone or strop
them for me. What's the reason? Well.
1t lies just here. There are many diff.
ferent kinds OF edges. and only the man
who is used TO the razor can know what
they win stand. He has to study them. oi
course. and he will know just what
stroke to make ON his oilstone and whai
passes 10 make ON his stropC. The razors
seem 10 become acquainted with the
touch OF the man who constantly handles
them. and work we'll for him; when, II q
| strange barber should take one, hi,
work with 1t would be likely TO b,
rather poor for some time-in fact. unit
| he had nnrsed the sensitive blad,
around to his ways and his peculiar
| touch"
(Which do you consider the best razo
% buy-the most expensive or tbs
cheaper grades?"
II was just coming to that. No,
don't think that as rule expensive
razors are much better to use than thos'
| VI iutuluul pTiNt anu IuditNNs NoN
there Is razor" said he, taking on
with horn handle down from the shelf
''that bought in an auction room 70
twenty-five cents That was cheai
enough. you must confess, yet cheal
as il was, IL is now one OF the best razor
on my shelf, 1t having turned out ex
actly as would wish. This razor il goo.
on almost any face, while some ether
which have, while | can shave one MAJ
with them with ease, another man ma
sit down in my chair and that sam
razor will pun so that the customer viii
cry out with pain
''Another interesting fact about ther
is that they improve with age, that IL
the temper will improve, and have ha
razors in my possession which were O
no earthly use to me. but after layin
them away for wear or two would pic
them up once more. when | would fin
them tirst-class in every particular. y
Boston Globe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
ABOUT VENTILATION.
The Most Important Matter During the
winter season.


winter Season.
We have now come TO the time of the
year when we shall sit with our win
dows closed and our doors also, and
shall consequently feel the loss of that
pure air which We have hitherto ad-
mitted through open doors and windows
Not only shall we suffer this loss. but
we shall have To endure the untold
evils that accompany the warmth of
stoves and furnaces. We can do much,
however, 10 mitigate these evils by
iudicious ventilation of our houses. but
il will require some management and ,
little study to accomplish this. The
simplest method of yentilating a room
Is by opening the window from the top
md putting 1t up from the bottom,
allowing the foul warm air to
escape and the pure air 10 enter.
An open fireplace helps greatly to
keep the air pure. IL the bedroom
windows are guarded by shades and
blinds, one at least may remain open all
night, provided IL DOES not subject the
sleeper 10 dranght, and the effect will
be highly beneficial. This should most
certainly be done In any apartment
heated by stove or furnace, ascarbonic-
oxide escapes from either as ordinarily y
manufactured.
/ Air Is sure to become unwholesome
/ whenever IL stagnates long. so the best
| thing one can do Is To make IL circulate,
or at least To set IL in motion outward
| from the room, and this can be done, as
we have said, by opening the window nj
top and bottom IL windows and doors
are opposite each other. open both, II
IL IN only for sixty seconds, and let a
strong rush OF cold air come in; and this
will drive the heated foul air out.
On coming into the room after this
ventilation. no one with any scnsibility
can fail TO discover the healthful differ.
enee between foulness and purity. This
simple act OF ventilation should be per
formed in every sleeping chamber where
lamps have been lighted and people sit
ting before retiring. This thorough aii
/ cleansing will be needed In addition tc
| opening the sashcs and leaving them
! thus with blinds closed and shades drawn
down. Ladies' World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
Tn. very smaII.s, Republic.

Tho German traveller, Blattner. who
has hunted and travelled IN the Alps and
the Pyrenees during the last summer
gives an account Of the smallest repub-
lie in the world-the little hamlet of
Goust in the mountains mentioned last
above. II belongs neither tn france nor
to Spain; has not to exceed I25 citizens
all told; is Catholic In religion, and is
wholly supported by the silk industry.
The people have no taxes or other pub
lie charges 10 pay. They have no mayor
or other official. each male lnhahitant Of
he age Of eighteen having equal say in
iministering the affairs OF state. They
ave not even an established church or
,iriest of their own They pay for
church and school privileges at the
leighboring village Of Laruns. their
marriages and burials being performed
At the same place. Among the Goust-
rnese there are no rich or poor, noble or
,hurl, master or servant - Chicago
fiEnss-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
THE GREATEST MAN.
No Appears Unexpectedly 60 the owner of
bstky Team

No APpears Unexpectedly 60 the owner OF
u bsiky Team.
A man riding along road came
ipon an old fellow who. loud in voice
and violent In action. was endeavorlng
;rnveler. amused at the old fellows
productive resource OF strong adject-
YES, stopped. threw one leg over the
horn OF his saddle and without saying
any thing sat watching the perform.
,nce. The covered wagon to which
ihe team was attached was tho
movers" typical vehicle. with two
,hairs tied behind. A woman, three
shildren. mule colt and a dog be-
,onged To the outfit.
III just had enough money to take
as fifty miles I'd cut your Internal
,eaned forward for moments rest on
. piece OF rail with which he had been
oelaboring the horses. you can pull
,ut OF here easy enough. you Internal
,coundrels. Why, jack rabbit and q
sick cat hitched up together could pull
,ut OF here"
Anderson. said the woman. 'why
ion't you hold some fodder befo'
theme"
'Confoupd II, didn't you see me do
that Jest awhile agop"
well. why don't you stick pin in
their nanksP''
Haven't you got any sense at alp
Didn't you see me stick EN- with n
iarnin' needle jest nowP You better
20 of some where an run with the
mcklin' calves"
"Thar's one thing | know you amt
tried"
Whats thatP"
"Twistin' their under jaws"
''l'll twist your under jaw II you
ion't hush"
dressed the man on horseback. ''how
long have you been here watchin'
meP" he asked
Don't know exactly"
Putty good while?'
Yes"
"Servin' your second term. amt
you?
Second term OF what?'
"Bein Governor Of this State" "
Elm not the Governor"
No! Wall, you must be Secretary
Of State"
IL am not, however.
But you must be a great man o.
some sort"
, mo. ] am simply country mer
/ chaut"
. ''lt's mighty strange. then p"
: "How stranger ! don't in the leas
Q understand you Why do you TAX
me TO be great man9'
Because fellow that can set ar
! watch balked team and not offor AN,
suggestions must be- great-in fact
you are the first man OF that sort
ever did see. You deserve greatnes
anyhow. I'll tell you that. and feel
my duty to do somethin' for you. Tv
got fine rifle aud II good dog and the
are yourn II you'll take them"
a mo, thank you"
\ mere : HNe-uOltar Dill, hi III
d money I've got, but yon may have it.
il Il won't take IT,
l. well, feel like givin' you som'
). thin. Say. you wouldn't mind n
II namin' boy after you. would youP"
d mo"
'f "All right. what's your nameP"
!, "Worthington r Billingsham. .
= Good enough. Beckyln he calles
Yes. woman answered.
y where's the babyp"
= ..In the wagon asleep"
N "Wall. wake him up an name hil
!, after this man. Good-day II you al
% zone. mister. Don't care II you don
r. hold no office. you are the greatei
% man | ever saw "-Arkansaw Trayele
o
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
- -
The Uses of Electricity.

People are prepared TO accept any
claims put forth for electricity. II 10
apparently to be the motive power In
transit for passengers and things to an
extent impossible now TO limit IL
has not probably occurred to como
that II IL 10 be valuable factor in the
churches II lights them at night.
and in New York many of tho largest
organs are pumped by electricity. and
IL is believed this will become gem
eral whore the connections are possi-
Bile. The telephone has shown its
possibilities IN the way OF reporting
sermons 10 the absent The phono-
graph. too wilis come and record the
words and voice. and reproduce them.
no doubt eventually with fullness of
expression and volume. Talmage and
other great preachers viii speak their
discourses into the monographs with
all the vocal ranges. and they will be
repeated to audiences all over the
country. The photoscope will be per-
fected so as to present the speaker
with all his dramatic posing and eye
rolling. and electricity will be the In
ducing agent 10 all the church re-
eitals. st Paul Globe
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
BOOM IN JERUSALEM.
The City of David soon TO Have Railroad
of Its Own.


Jerusalem has recently taken nn To
itself new life. In the words OF the
Western wording, the ancient city Is
snjoying IA boom Travele RS say
that since the harsh law made by the
Turks forbiddiug n jew to remain
longer than three weeks at one time
In thu Holy City has been suspended.
Hebrews in large numbers are flock
ing to the Mecca OF the chosen people.
and that there is more prospect now
OF the Jews heing the dominant class
In the old capital than there has been
since the dispersion. Most OF the
streets of the city are we'll paved and
the sanitary condition has been inn
proved. The value of property has
advanced and the new movement will,
no doubt. be accelerated II the pro-
posed railroad j. completed which Is
to run from Jaffa 10 Jerusalem. The
city has police force and every
morning the populaee are awakened
BY the bugle call Of the Turkish band.
In fine house built on the very walls
OF the city = colony of fifteen people.
who are known as "the Americans,
have found pleasant resting place.
These people have come from differ
ent parts OF the United States and are
awaiting the fultillment of the promise
thai God will regsnerate the world.
beginning at j rusa en- Another
reminder Of home 10 ali of our coun-
trymen who visit the Holy City Is the
American dag, which floats from the
roof OF the Consular building on the
TOP OF Mount Zion. Brooklyn Stand
ard
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
a Predatory Dog ouswitted.

The other day a spaniel that had a
bad habit OF stealing poultry. was seen
approaching the house al n moderate
trot with large rooster In his mouth.
The fowl seemed 10 be defunct. aud so
the spaniel evidently thought. for being
somewhat weakened by the excursion.
aud The weather being warm. be laid
down his prey for moment in order
70 rest But the rooster was alive and
In full possession OF all his faculties.
for no sooner-did he feel himself re-
leased from the jaws OF the fell beast
that had captured him than he futtered
his wings and struggled up among the
branches of convenient tree. The
dog was so astounded at this miracle.
as IL must have seemed TO him. that he
lost his presence o. mind for second
or two. and in that interval his booty
escaped. ghis tale Is perfectly true
land | remember very similar occur
ence years ago). although ] mest con-
fess 1t soundn good deal like the be-
ginning OF one Esops tab.es. n Bos-
ton Post
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

A small boy was recently reproved
by his father. who said: Il am very
much disappointed in you. mg son.
"0h." the six-year-old replied. evi
IDENTIFY without The slightest percep
tlon thai he was not respectful. ''you
know how often have been disap
pointed in yeu. paps
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

The doctor who said he charged
bis patients according TO their ability
10 pay. was torsaken by the rich ones
sad the poor ones died.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

Macbeth was evidently a politi-
clan with a barrel. for he acknowl-
edged that he ''bought golden opin-
ions from all sorts Of people. "--Des
Moines Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

The boy with ashpole plays
close second 10 the woman with baby
wagon as disturbing element in a
crowd. d.-MIlwauxee journal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

One of the first exhibitions Of wis
dom is 70 avoid the company Of fools.
Milwaukee Journal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-05
NOTICE TO sToCKHOL DERs.

N1II Z OF Stockholders MEETING
~ TIE annual me- lag OF the stockho dsrs of
the Ki4g County investment Company No 2
wla b. held ~ me flee Of the eorrsnv in
seattle, GA Tn sday, December i6, lse1 The
object OF the meeting is 10 elect osri Of
trustees for the ensuing year and 70 transact
before il Alfred Holman, president Gilbert
B. Smith, secretary.
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Carraher & Meachan
Rooms % and e. OLYMPIC BUILDING,
South side Occidental squareI

Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Ftrnd. Tor ssle. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted Mt the rate of / cent
werd each insertion. Payment always in &C
vance. No advertisement received for less than
&c cents.
Advertisements win be received ut branch
sfhces 81 the Posr-IsTKLLIGKNcER az.
Tacoma. .....................T Summons sgen,
feri townsend. ...............H andiey French
EcT1CE-The business ONCE OF the PosT-Is.
1rLIrsEScEE Is open until IL .. m. Classified
advertisements will be received up to this hour.
The following letters await advertisers at this
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Personal.

YOUNG NAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
~ will do well 10 call on or address the ua-
dersis'it lmmediafeiy; m re is 20 Hur bu !.
g. ont this but good opportunity for some one
Theo E. Pei e.. Blskeley, Wash.
IF RobERT HYDE Z IN TIE STATE OF
i Washington ne can hear from MS brother by
addressing VIII am II Hyde. Tventy-irsr q q
n streets Smith & Flies addition, Tacoma, Wash
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MINING GE0Losrsr

{ iHAsi r. BLACK BURN. MINING ExprpT
- aau prscacAi economic mineralos,sf- TsIi
e1anlhe ana report on he Condition snd v''.a
zy u nlng property liz the state; will undsr.
- - anai'e msns and scientific deyeIonnsn,
800; dealer IN glit-edge mining storIs. So
K Ia.n, s guarsnssed Address, Mosntain yisx
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BIZ 4RSMITHTNG.

pObEkI G. WESTERN HEAVY FORG.
II lug and general biSckSmithing machine.
sap sleanoo an ouilding work; sM kinds
Q. logging snd mil tools manufactured Vest
sleet, north OF fssier avenue p. o. Box III,
Seattle, NsxA-
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cASE-on Monday. December /, 1890, at the
sea1rave, 70 Mrs. Hill Case, SON
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-05

FLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES WHO
A. eredicted the Seattle Gre Room Pniunsv
block. corner Front and seneca srxesta
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SPECIAL NOTICE

A Ii PARTIES WANTING RELINQUTSH-
IA meDts cali and see our list OF twenty choice
locations IA Jefferson street
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LNouND-A PoCKETBooK. OWNER CAN
4 hAve same by calling at Graham s DAulsoa's
carpet stors4
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L,OR sALE-40 ACRES FINE LAND ON
II vashon island: good localiou; partly i'm
proved; $40 per acre ii sold at once. Piper,
Lonsway & Co
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

nRs DAWSON & EAGLEsoS; l. X. DAW-
~ sou. NJ. d.. ]. B. Eagleson. NJ. D.; .iiice
for the present ON A. Coimsu block, Front
street, Office telephone No. 70; DR.. Eagleson's
resld me- No y4S
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AfRs- RETSOLD5. THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
w and business medium, siveS life readings.
no CARDS; no questions Has removed 20 new
bTicZ, Front street. between Spriug ana ssnacs.
hours from 10 TO 4
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4 oSr-LAsF NIGHT. NEAR SIXTH AND
Il. King streets. q pOe deg answering The name
ot Bogs Z reward Will ~ paid geturuttt,
SANE 20 Nine. RoGssesu, so south sixth street
ost-SoLiTAlRE DIAMOND RING J. A.
l. II. To C. T. : inscribed On Inside. Fluce-
vii oe ioersily wasaed ~ returning 70 Cap
tain Eala~l Hattie IS whsr
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NOR SALE-NEw SEVEN ROOM HOUSE;
II furnis"ed elegantly throughout; lot COX
l2o: crifce: owner going away; easy terms
Room g. FRYE block
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-03
D. ". 8. Folk \ Co, \. u.rx.,n..

u. w. 8. Folk \ Co.'S Dargains.
81 feet front on Main street. Hns busincss locar
dS1 ~ IS f Pst foo oat an MAJ, ....
svenue: 500 per front foot.
50 to 90 feet on Main street below the Iron
an K e. e front GG
$50 feet on Hslsna avenue. corner. 1t $50 per
soaeS On Main strsst At $500 per iron. foos
near ~ Helena s. avenue. = 500 pr III. :
-, 10y feet On cornsr Central addition at 10
i75 feet on cornor Central addition for $s,oco.
:, lOo teet Flower Garden addition, oloek' 10
Northern Iasiho depot, at $i2 pr front ,oots
., e0xi0o ohdioe corner beattic addition, prioo
,h.zlio chcico corner, Bssyett addition. p-ios
Hix choice lots in Jockey addi.i n from $500 70
So g on Edwards s.rrot. near ain. .. $50 Or
", To- Il Lower Main street fron S55 u 500
per ront OCT: choice property. sssg
rye cas Of plat q ,raperry on electro lins
20 acfe v % tee CITY limits. plated. At $50.
!Ol has is tie chealeis properly to-day oilcr.d
81 re choice lots II Cox addition q bedrock
g. ORC lot in Northern Pacific .econd addition.
looxllo on Eighth ayonue. proc S., zoo.
lO0 feet corner knight sAeet. Hauser addition
-
Several choice locations on tho Hauser bouip.
ward, In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE
64,0O0-Two-etor2 frame, eleven room, oloseta
and cellar, wa'er ii; house and yard ta~ns $a.uLO
hi. properly rents Tor Sis pes noS.h nth. '''
,$25oo-t!na story frame, five rooms and hath.
closets ard AZ CO ~. water in Lon and yard. on
lot slAd4oi inSnsre Tor terms;
bath closets md cellar. water in house and yard.
mr. "
,$s5o-lwo-stOry frame house. eight rooms
A. AZ mo1ern CONVEX fences. west side on motor
bath. ETC.. stable on lot. lot soxiss. west sidss
Five houses s on Broadway i've room. each
Saoo0 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit
han:o. t.,,v. s frame, i,ye tootas water y
Sa yeroo fe. sos v.A.r q
y.rd; term. $500 cash, balance to snit.
8, -Eight-room brick house, water il yard,
ssas fss ten she
~ -four:room frame house on Madison
evenpe. wAtsr In yard; terms $500 cash. balAncs
5000 Two-stoey frame house. six rooms and
N,2OO- Two:stery frame house on Clark strsst.
sven rooms. hath. etc.; terms $500 ca.h. balance
Sl,s0o-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No.
contains i've rooms. CELLAR I'd closets; No
tsrms S2Ioo cssh. 32.iOo Two years 8 per cont '
The ssrd. lot sositS terms. il scS cash; bsianos
$3.50 One-story frans house. i've rooms. two
Northsra Psoi6c addition Ne. j. wstsr IN yard:
Special Inducements will b. made ON Grsas
Fails and Butte property. Acre tracts suitahle
6oe plating always on hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-03
KExx. nsrArx

~. ssssis = Co. Bailey Block. oAsrs
hath md fsFnscs Hasshsr strcst. fse r.. ~. Isa
cal. hala1co "a snd two:ve monfSs' IA -
can't y n 49, - " a =
u s!Y1s;rssn frame hcass On let Iozloe =
& psr cent. 80
:, s|sssse-rson tram. .seso on Let sazaee q
20 suit q 10 ree CrSt . = - =,
Nve-room haae HOUSE On lot, Sox1oa, q
oent. o'.'s '''s1''o - s1l' = -
Six-room frame houae ON lot S0xl0n IN DafAA
: :1so ss, on ss,sst e si y ns
lieid and Cannon strssts IL CaSncn sdditiou. -.
l26xlG feet eouHh end 80 iront corror lfaA3.
con and Cannon streets in Broa6WaNee aadi13on:
prico 3s.oo0 one third cash, balance ons and tWc
iso.is fsst % MI ossoe.ie motor IN sro.dv.,..
addition; price 4l.6t0, one third oaAh, balance
iSoxiSs Scst corser HaEfi,on Svsnue s,d peoeta
foot. one third eash, Saisncs one snd Two 49,
:. i g a:s 9 ssss On p,o,. .,.n,. s, t.
electric motor In Hroeavatsr sdditieo; Sls pse
foes e.. third cash. balance one and two yssss
isssssa 7 ses ..ath and ...t CORNER Lon. .na
don; $4,000
clio .ddision, Tor $3.50 cssh, Z - -
sra O.. EseiA Al. :dditacn, IS 1900 = -,
20 isss 81 r. ssses il c.pis., I'm
os,is ~ q i Logan street c. ssaai odd.
tion, for 1t,sO0. E.77 s IN =, 49,
7Sx1l8K test ON Warrsn strest n Central aaaa-
s:xiso 81 on Nam sslssst, for S12,soo oash.
dOxlO6 feet south and west front, corner Four.