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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

In the justices Cur, a Glcnns Ferry Precinct in
the County II fln,orc, Territory Of idaho
isaac A. Heron, plaintiff,
Joseph DE Fellippoz and Joseph CAdo. defendants
The people oi the Territory Of Idaho send greeting
Joseph he frllippaz aHd Joseph eAda defendants.
You hereby required 70 appear In action
brought against yoI BY the above named plaintiff in
the justices Court u GleHns Ferry Precinct county
u Ein0Te, and 10 before the Justice al his
Office in the said precinct the complaint fie therein
the eighteenth day Of July, A. d. iS,0, AZ one
o'caek y.
This sail action Is brought ~ obtain Judgment
against You far thirty Hour - 100 dollars far nser
ehanse, towit; groceries furnished You Jointly .
partners hy plaintiff, AZ silenns Ferry, IN kluiOrv
county on account 70 date 81 May "a lssso a. more
fulls appears b. the complaint ie herein MAY q
lsSi 70 ghich you are referred.
And you hereby notified that II you fail 10 %
appear and answer said complaint. ~ alsve re-
quired said plaintiff viii take Judgment against YOU
for the u thirty -tonr s9l0o dollars together
With coats
10 the sheriff or any Constable Of the county Of
Elnlonr, greeting; Make legal sersice and das re-
turn hereof
Gwen under my hand this 9Th day Of June, 1890.
AGG. N. SiNNOTf,
Justice Of the PeAoc Of said Township.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
ADVICE 60 Mnthers.

NRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has heen used by mothers for children
teething for over fifty years with per
feet success IL relieves the little suf.
ferer at once, produces natural, quiet
sleep by freeing the child from pain,
and the little cherub awases as bright
as buiton.' IL is very pleasant to
taste. soothes the child, softens tire
gums. allays pain, relieves wind, reg.
mates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhma, whether
arising from teething or other causes.
Price 25c. bottle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Attention is called to the new
advertisement of Fletcher d Flet-
cher in to-day's BULLETIN. They
are now in new and commodious
quarters next to the postoiliee and
ask sou 10 call and inspect their
fresh stock Of goods.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Charlie Grim has returned from
the hot springs much improved in
health.
Louie FRANKIE and John Andrews
are getting big pay from their placer
claims near Atlanta.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Springer has been
again nominated for reelection to
Congress from Illinois.
Henry Dorsey and Henry John
son. both reliable teamsters, arrived
Wednesday with new goods for
Fletcher & Fletcher.
No trace whatever has yet been
discovered of the body of VIM. ii.
McKim, who was drowned in the
South Boise river several weeks ago.
Complete returns from the Ore
gon election give Hermann { Rep. }
for Congress S,s77 majority; Pen
mover Dem. for Governor, 3, 466
majority.
d. II. Birdsall, general travelling
agent Of the Safety Nitro Powder
Company of San Francisco, was
here several DAYS this week in the
interest OF his firm.
While chopping wood near town
a few days ago a Chinaman cap
tured spotted fawn about three
weeks old. He only wants $500
for his prize.
The gentlemen working the Lost
Lode mine now have about 20 tons
of fine gold ore on the dump, and
which they will soon send TO mill
for reduction.
Boney Contancin returned from
visit to Salt Lake Wednesday
evening. Boney's many friends
here would like to see him again
engaged in business in Rocky Bar.
l.. NJ. May, who has charge of
Ethel x Smiths business here, is
a graduated druggist and a polite,
genial young man, who has already
made many friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. d. w. Fitzwater, Miss Ida
May and Master Rutledge departed
for Mountain Home yesterday,
where they expect to reside per-
manently. In common with the
people here the BULLETIN regrets
the loss Of such an excellent family
to this community.
DIR. w. F. Smith and c. r. Shaw
came up from Mt. Home on Tues
DAYS stage. Ostensibly they were
here on private business, but Thurs
day developed the fact that they
had arranged for a Mountain Home
zephyr 10 follow them with the hope
that said zephyr would pick up the
court house and gently wait it to
Mt. Home. But the scheme didn't
work.
White riding horses seem to be
fashionable in these parts. District
Attorney MeCarty and John Shields
have each recently obtained milky
white steeds for daily exercise.
Shields has lately made good
cleanup from his mine, hence his
new acquisition creates no comment
but ahow did Mac obtain his
firery charger is the interrogatory
now absorbing the public mind
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
DIR. Hayes Coming.

DIR. E. =. Hayes, the well known
first-class dentist will be In Rocky Bar
in short time II you want good
work done reserve il till his arrival,
of which due notice viii be given.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Wool buyeYSre now daily seen
in town.
T. {. Helfrich has returned from
trip east.
The sound Vi the hammer is
heard all over tewn.
Lawyer Mccarty spent several
days in town recently.
j. III. Baird came over from
Castle creek last Sunday.
Mozart appears TO be Sinking
duty-hence these items.
Tlaveling men are getting num-
erous and so are tramps.
We need a good lawyer here as
legal business is above par.
Mrs. l.. A. Underwood is visiting
few days in Ogden, Utah.
At the home of Geo. Peck a
daughter at K. Bepnett's a son.
Miss Bessie Henderson and Lucy
Brunzell of Castle creek are two Of
us now.
Capital has at last been secured
to build The long needed reservoir
near town.
w. A. Steele came up from
Glenn's Ferry last Monday but re-
turned again.
o. G. Kent lawyer from Yates
Center, Kansas, is thinking of To-
eating in Mountain Home.
DIR. J. w. Shougle Of Clarksville
Va, is talking Of locating in Min
Home and also starting a drug
store.
ID. Fitzwater, formerly Of Rock,
Bar, has recently bought the Gran
dial and Keefer property and is put
ting nice addition to the Gran
dial house.
Ethel & Smith now have thei
new drug storesall fitted up ready
for business, apd Roscoe Smith
familiar face is>behind the counte
here once more.
G. F. Wells formerly Of Noun
tain Home, is now in partnership
with a man by the name of Ivan
hoe at Enterprise Oregon and pub
fishing a paper called the Borde
Signal, and spicy paper it il
and Of which your correspondent
gets an occasional copy.
J. Ireland and S. D. Taylor too
a pleasant trip last Sunday out I
the wonderful cave near town, an
also to the hot springs. We car
not judge whether they were on
Wild goose chase or wanted to az
pear patriotic, Sor were trying I
pass off for aborigines by the wa
they drove through town abou
dusk with their hats decked wit
the trimmings of a crows van.
/ The Mountain lilo ne brass ban
is putting on aiwirey edge, and ge
ting ready for~<the coming can
paign. KATYDID.
Mountain Home, June IL.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 tho
qualified electors Of Emore county that he will be
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of said county At
che coming election subject 10 the approval Of the
Republican County Convention.
ISAAC 7. FTTZwATKR.
Rocky bar, June 10. 1890.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
connress ,noyos Glow ~

Congress moves slow and some
of our people are losing faith in
Statehood for Idaho for years TO
come. The BULLETIN believes that
go soon as the silver and tariff
measures are disposed Of Idaho and
Wyoming will walk proudly into
the Union.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
ROLL OF HONOR
S. II. MCCARTHY,
ATTORN EY AT LAW,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
VIII attend TO all legal business of
the late law firm of Stull 4 McCarty.
Call on, on address, $. II. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

ssnd TO c. r.. Shaw, Mountain Home,
for Spokes, Fellows, Hounds, Axles or
any kind OF wagon timbers or hard
wood. Full supply always on hand.
c. r. SHAW.
Min Home, June IL, 1890. IT
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
FOR SHERIFF.

Notice Is hereby given tina, the undersigned viii
be a candidate before the Republican County
Convention for the domination for the once Of
Sheriff Of Elmore County A. J. BRUCE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Quarterly report of Rocky Bar
School, for the quarter ending May
%, $780,
No. enrolled ....... ..... 40
Average daily attendance 1913
No. neither absent nor tardy Q
ROLL OF HONOR.
Florence Manion, Charley Man
ion. Arthur Golden, Daisy Griffith,
Lorena Griffith, Grace Jackson,
Willie Davie, Rutledge Fitzwater,
Clarence Manion.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Or To the CONSOLIDATED IMPLE-
MENT CO., agents for Utah and
Southern Idaho. Houses at Salt
Lake, Ogden, Logan, Milford, Utah
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
IN sfEMoRIASf.

ALrrEAs AssxaHLY, X or L., No. 1897,
Rocky Bar, ElInorc county, Idaho,
June sth ISisi
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18

The great attraction at Niola's 10 the
trained lions with their trainer. Mag
nificient animals they are, two males,
two females, and go through their
performance with the utmust good
nature, positively humorous light IN
their eyes. They holi sashes while
dog jumps through the loops. play
see-saw, ride a bicycle and draw q
chariot around the stage. All this, Of
course, is behind steel rsi lis, although
Professor Darling and his dog are in
the cage with them. They are very
interesting and particularly so after
two acts OF Nero, Notwithstanding the
Spanish dancer and D. Gillert.
Nero makes me think of Macy's
Christmas window; this year IL is the
fortunes of Christopher Columbus, and
I presu me the very yellow complex
ions of the dolls are Intended to be
Spanish. Macy's window is the signal
for the holiday trade to begin, and
truly it has begun. The shops are
filled with holiday goods, mostly
trashy, and to stir US up to quite the
proper pitch of enthusiasm, to-day it
showed. Long live old Santa Claus
and may he always be dear to our
hearts. ELLIS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18

One dozen Minetts for 30 cents until jan
nary the first, at Perkins.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18
PENSIONS.

If you want a pension, or increase, write
to L. +. Hensley, eN-Special Examiner [. ;.
Pension Bureau, Washington, ID. c.. and
learn something that may benefit you in
prosecuting your claim.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18
TRONTON MO.

~ oTicg TO pIcNIcERs AND sxcURsloNtsTs
~ Hacks, SPRING Wagons, Single and
Double iugEieS: Three Seated Car
Tiage> and Twn->eated Carriages, with com
',ntent driver: also. the heSf Of Saddle
Horses for Ladies and Gentlemen can be had
at REASONABLE RATES.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18
Low Railroad Rates for the Holidays.

The Iron Mountain Route greets all its
friends with a wish for the merriest CHRIST
mas and the happiest New Year, and taxes
pleasure in offering greatly reduced round
trip rates to enable them to visit their friends
at anv point on this road, not over 200 miles
distant. Tickets are on sale December z4'n'
25tb and 31st, and January 1st, good 70 re-
turn until Janury 10th. For tickets ana all
further information, apply to your local
ticket agent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18
PATENTS.

T. T. Hen ley, solicitor o. Patents. Wash
ington, ID. Z. Write for terms and instruc-
lions.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-12-18

IRoNToS CAMP, No. $50, Sons OF
Veterans. meets every 1st aud 80 Thursday
evening, eaea month. and "vers 'nesias
orcning far ,trit{ ARNOLD HODGE,
! ATrrRBER3<Y. Capt. Commanding.
First Sergeant.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
ABOUT ARMY RATloNs.

How Uncle Sans Soldiers Are Made to Pay
For Regimental Bands.
Acknowledgement Kelton the other
day told some facts not generally known
about the army ration.
"A daily saving is made from II" he
said, ssfor two purposes. A certain
amount is deducted from every ration
for the support of the army bands.
Strange to say, there Is no appropria-
ton for bands in the military service Of
this country, with the single exception
of the band at West Point To provide
regimental bands the soldiers them
selves are taxed by daily saving from
their rations. For the past forty-five
years this saving has amounted to ST.
10000 A daily saving is also made for
fund torpurchase plates, knives and
other articles that are not provided for
in the army appropriation. OF course,
cheap metal plates and knives are fur
nished, but there is no provision for
such ware or articles as give table the
appearance of cheer and comfort. The
saving for this fund for the forty-fivo
years amounts to 81, 600, 900.
There are" General Kelton contin-
ued, improvements constantly being
made in the service, and the soldiers
lot is much more comfortable and salts
factory now than 1t was ten or twelve
years ago. These improvements will
continue as rapidly as practicable, we
hope, until tho life ola soldier will be as
much pleasanter than it is as will be con-
sistent with good discipline. st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
A DEcoY LETTER.
How the Majority OF Mail Plundcrers Ais
Caught.

\. Caught
There seems to be an impression
chiefly among unthinking people-that
1t is very easy to cheat the Government,
that the methods OF bookkeeping that
prevail are slipshod and careless. On
the contrary, the Government has such
perfect system, in all its departments,
that not penny can be distracted with
out the certainty of detection.
In no department is this so certain as
the post-ofice. When we consider how
many million letters are mailed during
the year, and how careless some people
are In sending money through the mail
without the safeguards which the Gov
eminent provides, 1t is not astonishing
that the temptation to dishonesty over
comes the scruples Of an occasional clerk
or carrier. But, in every case, the theft
is detected and the criminal punished.
The method of detection is simple
enough. 1t is known that in every case
the thief is not satisfied with one theft;
once he steals, he will keep on stealing.
When man is suspected Of opening
letters, decoy letter is prepared by the
post-office inspector. It is given ficti-
tious address, to the wrong street or the
wrong number, or something Of that
sort, and dollar is put in, to make it
just bulky enough to attract the atten-
ton of the clerk OF the carrier when he
handlesit. This decoy letter is stamped
with some postmark selected and thrown
into the clerk or carriers box.
In nine times Of ten he pockets 1t.
The inspector is on the watch, and II the
letter is not returned as unclaimed, :"
he knows that it must have been stolen,
and the clerk or carrier Is arrested.
This test is used oftener than any
other, and, strange to say, is most sue
cessful. Golden DAVIS
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
- -
THE DEADLOCK BROKEN.
A Victory of which Democracy May Well
BE Proud.

=
BE Proud.
The breaking of the deadlock in
Iowa brings sense of relief to the
wholecountry, and very natural feeling
of exultation to the Democratic heart.
When political party in State elects
the Governor and the Speaker of the
House for the first time in thirty-four
years it has great reason indeed to re-
ioice and be glad.
The compromise finally reached, how
ever, is characteristic one. The
Democrats walk of with the honors
and the Republicans with the spoils Of
Office and the political machinery. The
Democratic self=complacency will be
gratified every time 1T looks at the
Speakers chair, but the payroll and
the work of the committees Will show
that the Democrats have probably
sacrificed material advantages to an
empty show. There Is story afioat
about two men who had to divide be-
tween them lot OF oysters. and who
did it by giving one Of them the oysters
and the other the shells This may
not be an exact illustration Of tho
Iowa compromise, but certainly one sug-
gests the other. In fact, all compro-
misses between Democrs Is and Republic
ans are apt to end in hat way, and the
reason isbbvious; the Democratic party
Is party Of principles and the Re
publican party Is . party Of spoils. It
Is sentiment against greed in every in
stance.
Still, there Is abundant reason to ap.
plaud tho course pursued w the Demo
cratic members throughout this stsae-
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
PRESS COMMENTS.

What capitalist, American or for.
eign, will put Ills money in Stats
ruled by negroes?- Louisville Courier
journal.
-Cariovitch Emeroi Emerol Smith.
of, United States Minister to Russia
speaks French iuentiy but softly.--N
Y. World.
BY all means nominate Reed; give
Foraker the second place ON the ticket,
and make the platform "Force and
Forgery. louisville Courier-J Journal.
-"Reyising the tariff by its
friends is to be the farce played by
the present Congress. The, window
glass trust is one of tho friends. Chi
cago News.
1t is proposed to hold a mass
meeting of the editors appointed to
office by President Harrison, as soon as
theabulk of them have returned to pri-
vate life.-Boston Herald.
The Republican party is hating
between Depew and Alger-two very
rich and juicy millionaires. 1t is pre-
dicament scarcely paralleled since the
donkey starved to death between the
haystacks. St Louis Republic.
when the colored children get
into the Illinois white schools and the
colored soldiers are admitted to the
Grand Army posts, how happy both
races on the Northern side Of the Ohio
will be. -Louisyille-Courier Journal.
-"The new rules of the House Of
Representatives" says the Rochester
Post Express (Ind.) J, sin order to obvi-
ate the Ainconvenience of dilatory mo-
tions, resort to expedients far more
dangerous. They apply . remedy
worse than the disease.
Dakota has decided not to license
lotteries and Holy John Wanamaker
will breathe easier. John thinks it .
wicked waste of money to put into
lotteries and draw blanks, when 1t can
be put into politics with certainty OF
returning in the shape of fat office. -
Houston TEX Post.
The Cleveland Leader (Rep.) an
nounces that 1.-THE Democrats may gerry
mander and gerrymander, but Major
Mckinley will go back to Congress next
fall just the same, II his party does. not
see 1T to call him - higher posi- ton.
Is he to be Senator Sherman's successor?
M Y. Evening Post
While Kansas farmers are burn
ing their corn to keep warm by, Ingalls,,
their Sena tor, is burning words TO illn-
mine the wrongs Of the Southern negro
and collecting . stock Of similar fuel to
show up McKinley's new tariff bill in
the best possible light The unselfish-
ness Of Kansas voters is one o. the won
ders Of an age Of vast surprises, Clese-
land (O.) Pres& stsR =
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
THE BANYAN TREE.


One Whose Parent Trunk IL Forty-two Feet
Round.
Though much Is known in regard to
the banyan trees Of India, novel and in
'teresting matter is being continually
contributed to their history. The An
nails Of the Royal Botanical Garden Of
Calcutta, Of which Volume !. has recent
~ been issued, gives much space to the
species OF .fcus to which genus the ban
yam belongs. 1t appears they always
begin life as an epiphyte, finally killing
the tree to which they attach them
selves, and then establishing an inde-
pendent existence in the ground. The
seedlings sometimes begin life by grow
ing in the crevices Of buildings, which,
in the end, they usually manage to de-
stroy. The great banyan tree in the
Botanic Garden Of Calcutta, in 1885 one
hundred years old beganSlife on date
palm tree, Of which all trace has long
disappeared. The parent trunk Of this
tree Is forty-two feet round, and the cir
conference Of the leafy crown Ii s57
feet 1t increases by sending roots down
from the branches to the ground, and
these become trunks. Some Of tbcm
are twelve feet in gIrth, and there are
232 Of them all told "A single specimen
viii therefore eventually form an entire
forest, by these dropping roots from the
end Of the branches. One Il known that
has q head o. branches averaging 500
feet IN diameter \. Independent (
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
AMAZING FACTS.
some Statements Relating to the PublIshins
Business of the Country.

some Statements Relating to the Publishing
Business of the Country.
The cloud of paper flying daily from
the humming presses is amazing to con.
template. Many of the Sunday editions Of
from twelve to forty pages would carpet
the cities where they are printed. A
short time ago on a gala occasion the
Atlanta Constitution turned out fifty
six page edition. The San Francisco
Examiner, at the christening of its two
monster Hoe perfecting presses, Mon
arch" and Jumbo" threw out upon a
startled community forty pages of por-
traits and Illustrations, and the st. Paul
Pioneer-Press came out with a sixty-page
edition, describing the largest newspa-
per building in the world.
For the 600, 900 edition of it's premium
number the Youths Companion used 1875
tons Of paper, and to illustrate this
startling fact printed picture OF the
Eiffel tower-1, 900 feet high, and by
it's side the stack Of paper piled ream
on ream 400 feet-three times and over
the height OF the famous column.
For the white paper of Harper's Mag
azine and the Century it costs at least
5000, 900 in year. Many of the presses
Of the metropolitan dailies eat up 81, 900
worth of blank paper in day. Add to
the morning and evening output of
these whirling monsters the tons upon
tons of weeklies, monthlies and trade
qualifications, and at from four to ten
cents per pound one gets financially be-
wildered over the imprinted sheetalone.
Type-setting runs into the millions;
think Of the field OF flying fingers all
skilled and generously paidl Then the
toll Of the telegraph; the thousands OF
dollars for messages by cable under the
sea; the millions clicked through the
nervous keys on land. Nothing in the
way of expense, as every reader knows,
stands between the newspaper and its
news.
Last the brain and brawni An armyl
chiefs and subalterns, rank and file, day
and night editors, correspondents and
reporters, experts and specialists, artists
and detectives, prize-hghters and preach
ers; everywhere at all times, the pick OF
alert intelligence, the essence Of quick
thought and instant action, giving the
hest fiber Of their lives for all sorts OF
nav (the ambitious hope just beyond),
from the New York editor-in-chief At an
honorarium Of SO, 900 TO the amateur
editor, sole proprietor and publisher
OF the Sitka Peanut, putting in his out
of-school time and surplus intellect for
real love and glory. Outof " AZ 40 you
realize what your one-cent paper means
and what it represents? Do you fully
apprecista the developing marvel Of
your day and generation the daily
printed budget d q wcrld2 Currens
Literature.