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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

Notice Is hereby given. that in pursuance ~ an or
der II the Probate Court OF the county Of Gilmore
the State II Idaho made tho 10th day OF octoler
lS92. iu the matter Of the estate OF Julian y. Hill
deceased the undersigned. the administrator OF said
estate will sell at private sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. lawful money OF the United State,
and subject 20 confirmation BY said Probate Court
on THURSDAY, the s7th day Of October, lsD2, at !.
O'Clock NJ. the Probate courtroom. In the coant,
Of fillmore all The right title. interest and estate
the said Julian il at the time of his death, and al
right title and interest that the sail estate has By
operation OF iAw otherwise. acquired other than
In addition To that 81 he said Julian d. Hill at tn
sme II his DEATH in and 10 all that certain minin.
property situate lying and being In Atlanta mining
district In tbs Si county III Einorc, OF the state
Idaho. and bounded AMI described follows to-wit
the xamc being one undivided half interest ~ ~,
hill Davis Lode Patent Claim via. the third west
eTiy extension Of the Atlanta lrAd
Terms and conditions Of sale Cash, lawful money
Of the Nnitsd States; one fourth Of the pnrchAsi
money 20 he paid 10 the administrator the day
sale, balance continuation Of sale by said Probate
Court, deoi ~ expense oi purchaser.
Al! h'js for purchase hereof 70 be sealed and de
postsd with ths CLERK a the probate Court beior,
the hour Of sale herein at forth
GREENE WHITE. Administrator
Of estate Of Julian Hill. descascd.
DATED. October IL. isae- oi5
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

Registration has closed in Mon
tana and the vote is estimated at
$4,000.
The Pen d'Orcille News, has
taken down the name of Mcconnell
for Governor and substituted that
of John NJ. Burke. The editor of
the News was a delegate to the
State convention that nominated
1.-THE stranger"
The Supreme Court has reversed
the decision Of Judge Stockslager in
the Mormon cases and declares the
Idaho electors oath constitutional.
All of the judges are Republicans
and this decision DISTINGUISHES
1000 Idaho voters. But even this
GLOW at the rights Of the people will
not save the Republican scalp in
Idaho.
The Republican complaint OF
a lack of campaign Doodle is made
for no other purpose than to deceive.
They have to-day a larger fund al
the disposal Of their national com.
mittee than was used by them in
the campaign of 1888. They know
that the honest yeomanry of the
country are against them and theil
corrupt practices, and their sole re-
lance for success is in the use q
Doodle. Keep close watch on al
suspicious judges and clerks of cleo
ton and if they attempt any of Du.
bois old ballot-box tricks have then
"jerked" and landed in the peniten
tiarv. The honest masses are
aroused and will not submit to any
more Republican election frauds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

Idaho state Ticket.
For Presidential Electors,
s. d. STRONG, of Nez Perez.
ID. X. MONROE, of Logan.
A. wOMERSLEY, of Bingham.
For Congress,
4. b. TRUE, of Alturas.
For Governor,
JOHN NJ. BURKE, If Shoshone.
For Lieut.. Governor,
GEO. V. BRYAN, OF Alturas.
For Secretary State,
]. II. WICKERsHAM, Of Ada.
For Treasurer,
p. A. REGAIN, OF Ada.
For Auditor,
]. w. MCCLURE, of Kootenai,
For Attorney General,
w. L. REEVES, of Ada.
For Supt. of Instruction,
]. w. FARRIS. Of Bingham.
For Supreme Judge,
+. Z. ENSIGN, Of Altnras.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

Drowning men catch at straws."
The Republican party is figuratively
speaking. a drowning man, and it is
frantically catching at every straw
that comes along, hoping thereby
to keep ahoat. Indeed, it is manu-
featuring straws to catch at.
Fletcher and Underwood will
have another set.to with gloves at
Glenn's Ferry on the night of the
25th for $50 side.
The Reps. are whistling very loud
just to peep up courage. But they
will bear watching.
KTA large dwelling house al
Rocky Bar for sale. Lot 80 by $50
with government title. Good loca-
ton for boarding house. Apply
to G. NJ. Payne, Mt. Home, or G. ID
Golden. Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
s.cklcs and Clevcland's ye,ocs.

The Republican papers have been
asserting ever since the meeting of
the G. A. r. at Washington that
General Sickles made aspeech there
roasting" Mr.. Cleveland for his
pension vetoes. Gen. s. disclaims
having done any thing of the sort,
and no report Of the alleged speech
can be found containing remarks
of that character. But, on the other
hand, some one has unearthed q
speech the General made at Utica
in October 1883, in which he said:
Noe - 4 President cisvsiands reoprd Ia hsllaii Of
fhs soldierR Trey ebxrxr that b. has se.eed good
sasay p@nsion tails - b. has base rad his
slass 4 an a .olassE | love nay soldiers had
hess p1sanfut aid Congress had pAss4d sab hills
fsg amr @e.aers. shaald have vetoed every one q
8hasn taa. 1hhy nlosily al fr4aIs and sham ,
Aga i,pai 20 iesuGs pnder ARy right-niind'd
fsaaa s&l&n 10 uisessxF his duty, would have signed
Ties vstoss - Preziaeat Cleveland diL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
PEOPLES TICKET.

For President,
JAMES d. WEAVER, Of Iowa.
For Vice President,
JAMES q. FIELD. OF Virginia.
For Presii. utial Electors,
s. ID. STRONG, Nez Perez county.
ID. X. MONROE. Logan county.
A. WoNERsLEy, Bingham county.
For Congress,
JAMES GUM, Logan county.
For Governor,
A. J. ORooK, Custer county,
For Lieutenant Governor,
J. ID. WRIGHT, Ada county.
For Secretary of State,
For Auditor OF State,
J. II. ANDERSON, Washing ton county
For Attorney General.
J. X. WEsTER. Ada county
For Chief Justice Supreme Court,
| For Treasurer,
T. ]. SUTTON, Ada count,
For Supt. Public Instruction,
l.. l.. SHEARER, Washington count,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

There are very few of the Re-
publican papers in Idaho that have
not already received share of the
$4,000, COG raised for this campaign
among the monopnlists of the east.
Their papers look altogether better
and their editors are wearing better
clothing. Look At the ncwness Of
their apparel-.Baise Democrat.
1t is a poor politician that goes
over the county incorporating and
belittleing his opponent, for, like the
boomerang, il rebounds to his own
injury.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

The unanimous opinion of the
United States Supreme Court is
that the Michigan plan Of selecting
presidential electors is constitutions
al and this gives Cleveland at least
five electors in that State.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23

Governor Wiley does not credit
the foolish sensational dispatches
from the Ceur d'Alene country
published in tie Statesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
Democratic Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
A. L. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
ELMORE COUNTY BANK.
Mountain Home, Idaho.

G. S. RICE, PRESIDENT J. w. CAMPBELL CASHIER
General Banking transacted Exchange bought
and sold Loans negotiated. Deposits received Interest
paid on time deposits.
G~ CORRESPONDENTS:
Nat. Bank n York. Oregon Nat. Bank Portland
Ba.k, Ogden Utah. Boise CRY Bank,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF IhafIes SnfItFs, ueceAse'I
Notice Is hereby given ny the Undersigned, admin
Strato az the 81 Charles savscrs Decreased 90
the creditors o. ard all persons having claims against
the said deceased. 10 exhibit them, with the necc--
sary vouchers. within ten months after the nrst
publication ~ this notice 20 the said administrator al
Rocky Bar Ehnere county, Idaho.
H. CLINTON. Administrator OF
the estate Of Charles sayiers, ydeceased
Dated at Rocky Bar, July ~, lse2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
G. SN OW CO.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To 8 ~ McCarty. his heirs sseigns;
You are hereby notified that I have sxpsnded
two hundred dollars eeOoo0) In labor aud iuipross.
nenta during the years isso and 1891 oa the
BALTIMORE
Lode mining esaio. situated In middle Roits minng
district, Elm9fe cnunty, stats 81 Idaho, about enc
iis south from the town ~ Atlanta and al cut
hundred leSt south o. The Tshcn,a mining claim or
ioie, requrra BY sefis asa Revised Statutes Of
the United statss hstnE u amount required 20 old
the sans inr tso years. ding neremkst "a, lssl,
that your proportion "a tia Is saxty.s dollars
~ cts lsse ~ 2.sl being i.sd 81 shove e1Tsszj
turo ara Il Sitin ninety DAYS alter this bttlcs hT
publication, sea fAt rsfase 10 COZ tribute " az
proportion Of such expenditure % ner eur ii
teFsst IN ssld eisiin u b-cous The property Of a
subscriber under said s~etion s5fs kevsed stat1tss
Of the Tinted states JOHN LyA1H.
Dated AsisasA. Auglss ~, aae2
First publication. keFi is I;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17
Mbipfut bias @efte.

IS ma6t mir ftets grobe Sreu6e,
@bamerlains 9uiten Mebisin alS bas
bette berartige 9ilfsmittel gu empfeb=
len, fagt 9err S. 9. &emp, Der Silfsz
gef9dftsfiibrer bes r9aiIp Telegram"
in Youngstown, Sbio, eines Der ein=
hnBrei6ften 3eitungen I'M State.
Serr &emp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
gefunben, baB es elm unfeblbares Mitz
tel gegen ben peinigenben 0uiten, Der
meitens ais Golse Der Grippe suriids
bleibt, 1T, unb balte ftets cine Tlai9e
bapon i'm 6auie. gu baben bel ).
&alteper & Sobn, 9omling & 5lpob,
U. 9reiB, &alteper & S9u6arb, q.
@obn unb S. s. 9arriion, Sruggiften.
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Rafh fir MHtter.

Dor iiber so Sabrem f6on purbe Wars.
Winslop's Soothing Sprup bon Mils
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angemenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S6lafe burb bas s1reien zines &inbes
geit0rt, bas i'm 3abnen lift u1b Dor
S6mer3en meint2 Wenn 10, lafie iofort
cine Glaf6e BON rMrS. WinStows Sopz
thing Sprup" bolen. Sem @ertb 1T unz
besablbar. Sc mirb benz fleinen 2eibens
ben iofort 2inberung perf6afen. 8ers
laBt eu6 barauf, Mtiitter, es lit fem
3meifel bariiber. IS beilt 9plenterp
unb DiarrbOe, regulirt BEN MGgen un6
bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs8 olif, err
tpei6t ben @aumen, p~erbiubert gntsiinz
buns un6 itdrft ba8 gauge 6pffem.
yDtrS Omissions Soothing Syrup"
fir 5abnenbe &inber 1T angenebm in
@ef6mad unb baS &etept itammt bon
einem Der belten neibli6en 4erate in
ben Ser. Staten. SIS 1T bel alien
Oruggilten in Der ganaen Welt su bas
ben. Brei8 rs Cts. per 6laI6e.
&auft ni6tS anbereS als Mrs. @inSs
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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@ett ans lad1euee @bilpipphen!

ltr pnuen ntttS ppn ZEN fnurrenDen Gpntfern ptfs
fen. Sic laden peber, nod lidheln fe. 60 fnb
t~raurtse @eieuen, - Dpspepttfer. @epSbult& ma
den ie Elm ftnftereS @efidt, finb blaHe, binne, aus 5ez
merfelte @eiralten, Bite ~onafeben, ala pb fe ME in III
rem eeben en iaftises Rraitbeef ~sesefeu. Bon linen
bort man ME ieneS fn6pfeiprensenbe, idalenhe Baden,
ME etrer eaht, bee NIT gutter @erbauuns %seiesnet TT.
Sbnen fiub Maulsmurfsbaufen Serse, iber BITE unbes
Sseuteneiten Dtnse drsern Te fi4, bts le sI6pars tper=
pen.M !3etst un8 basesen ben Mann, Der tets etn
freunblid Gdaeln CUR Sanb Bat, Der ntht hber Rletntss
feiten anBer iiG serdtt, unb her letht 5u fr6blidem
@eladbter 81 trtnsen tit: Elm FOLDER Mann bat fetne
gerbauunsSbeihperben. Sur Griansuns bieIes se=
~iesusten 3aitanbS sebrapde 9ptetter's Masenbitters.
Sc pertretbt lite @erpoitat unD bic benz Dpspepttfer
etsentblnltde @eneiSthelt, iber Mues su brumnen
une ;u fnurren. @beumattSmus, @ertopfuns, SRA.
larta, Ntsrsnleisen unb bic grippe rdumen pcr benz
8ttterS has FELT.
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lleber ben ltngams nit Offsieren.

Qn peri9iebenen Srten 1T es in Der
lebten 3eit gu bebauerliden 3ulamz
menft0Ben 5mlf6en Gibiliiten unb Diff
3ieren getommer. 9a ni6t an5unebs
men 1T, baB Die S6ulb auf Seiten bes
wOblerao9ener, at ftrenge Mannessu6t
unb Selbtbeberri6uns gewobnten
Wttlttars liegt, 10 lit es FLAIR, baB Der
ing. rnbige 8iirger nod INNER ni9t
ben n0tbigen &eipeft Dor Der Uniform
bat. I'm Gonfieten porsubeugen,
empfeblen mir benz geebrten @ipiltanz
be bic ltrenge 8eoba6tung Der na9fplz
genben &egeln:
y Ser @ibiliit bat ieben Sffi3ier,
Der Inn begegnet, bur6 tiefe8 9utabs
1ebn1en gu griiBen. Sci Der groBen
Gttsrge bon gipiliiteH fam Der Sff3ier
natiirli6 bic @riBe nt6t %ernibern, er
ignorirt iie baber.
p @rl@einen Off8iere iii elmer
Wirtbi6aft, 10 baben bic etua antpes
ienben @ibiliien ibnen ioglei@ bic
beten pldBe ein3urdumen. Sinh 5u
tDenig &ellner ba, 10 mirb es germ ges
ieben merben, tpenn bic 8iirger ii6
freip:nig bel Der 8ebienung Der 0erren
Sff5iere betbeiligen.
- @uni6t elm Dffi3ier iid gu iiberz
aeugen, oh ein @ibilif ii9 BON ieiner
Sientseit fer nod bic rDtbige @etpanbts
belt unb @elenfigfeit bepabrt bat, unb
laBt er i'm 5u bieiem 3ned iiber bic
Sdbeli9etbe fpringer ober unter Sis
i6en unb Stiiblen bur6frieden, 10
bat Der @iOilit bieien 8epeis BON pobls
polenbem Snterefe nit 9ant ar3uz
nebmen. Merben linn, mas ia nur
telten borfommen miro, babel @elbz
tiide bingeitreut, 10 bari er fie famz
meln un6 fi9 Bier bafir faufen.
~ Wiro Elm Gioililt auSnabmspeiie
gum Verfebr nit benz boppelten Sud-
sugelafen, 10 bat er ii9 bef6eiben gu
oerbalten NeuBert elmer Der Serren
Off3iere irgeno cine Nnfi9t, 10 bat Der
@ipiliit ibm bei5uitimmeu. 4euBern
5tpei Der 9erren entgegengeiebte Nnlt9s
ten, 10 ftimmt Der GiblliIt beiben gu.
81 SfH5iere a. 8. tperben eriu9t,
ttets IN Uniform 5u geben. Sbnn iie
bas ni6t, 10 f6nnen iie ii6 ni9t Bella
gen, menn tie bon ben 9erren Off3iez
rem fir Gloiliften gebalten unb bana6
beban6elt tuerben.
Gnalaoberabati6.")
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17

Ser Nblmarbtf6e S1minbei nit
ben sSubenfinten" 1T befanntli9 felt
Der offieielen @rfldrung bes &riegsfnis
niiteriums p~oltdnDig geplabt unb auf
ben grfinber snriidgefalen. Die &es
gierung bat ben BON Der Qoeme'f1en
Gabrit geiieferten @epebren bas aaerz
glansenoe 3eugniB ~ausgefeat. Sen
infamen 0erbd9tigunsen bes fon6erz
barren Nntiiemiten ; 9duptIings 1T es
aber bod gelungen, Die beutI1e Senbus
ftrie i'm Muslanbe i6wer gu f1dbigen.
Somobl bic 9iirfei, tpie 8raiilien uub
Nrgentinien babeM bic bebeutenben
Nuftrdge. mel6e 1ie Der 9oewe'f6en
@emebrfabrit ertbeilt batten, mi6erruz
fen. So bat uirflid ben Nnidein, baB
i6 bic 8ebauptung beftdtigen ipirb,
Der faubere Reftor babe int Outrage
Der - frana0ii6en &esierung gearbeis
tet. gs it iibrigens nod 0ofnung
porbanben, bu1d rafde nebermittlung
bes leBten 3eugnifeS bes preuBifdem
4riegsminiiteriums bic borldufige @nts
f6eibung Der obengenannten Negierunz
gen pieber gu anberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17

Mi9rdne uei6t burd 8eedan's
Vilem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17
8effer atS cine Solar Slaidbe 8luts
retntgun8Smttfel.

Dr. W. 8. GDans, Ser erfte Mpo=
tbefer bDn Sanforb, Sloriba, iagt:
sd 5anbere ME ct. patrids BiQen 5ll
empfeblen. Sd berfaufe bon Der sorte
mebr ais bon irgenb elmer anberen, bic
i'd fibre" IS siebt ni6ts 8eHeres
unb cine 0oiis eraielt oft mebr als cine
gauge Slai9e 8lutreinigungsmittel bic
5u einem Dollar perfauft ipirb. 3u
baben bel s. 3alteper & Sobn, Somz
ling & 6loob. Mbolpb 9reiB, &alteper
& S9u9arb, g. @obn unb s. :.
Sarrilon, 9ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17

unb bringe ben Wdblern bic errpiini9te
@lffldrung
Saan lit es aud ieBt nod ni9t gu
ipdt. Sir 3eraS aber unb fir feline
fernere gntmidlung piirbe es gerabe5u
'el1e S~ebensfrage iein, tpenr bic 0omiz
nation - unb iomit au6 bic Wabl =
auf etnen Mann bon BEN geIunben
unb uabrbaft Iiberalen 2~ebensdn=
f1auungen fiele, mie George Glart file
bertrittl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-17

aus Sarmftabt perlautet, Der
prins 9einri9 BON 9eKensD armftabt
babe iid nit Der Spernidngerin Wsilena
nerlpbt. Na9 elmer anheren Melbung
bat bereits bic beimli6e 8ermdbIung
beS paares ftattgefunben. prin3 0eine
rid NOR f9on friiber einmal morganas
it'd permdblt unb 5tuar NIT einem
Srdulein Wiui6.
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cen ftfner afnpbeit.

gtft feiner Sfnbbeit. YIN.
golnmbus, Rebr., Rop., 'S8.
Haifor 2. G5e9 idreibi, bas SER 81. Gisenef aus
Duncan, Nebr.s felt ietner &inbbeit an gpilepiie lii
nnb antt. beinahe is6en 5ueiten Eda {olde Nnidae uub
moH9mal eftcr5. Is 1T nun Elm Sabr Der. felt q
9oiior .&0nig's GeFuensS tdrfer braudte nnb feitbeun
nnel ou@ tsint Inidle rnehr eetoutmen.
Sect tarter ole felt ale stuSli Satren.
SnpIor mia. Co.. Esg. mai 1880.
50 tilt rtin ganSes 2eben an gerpsnihmddbe nub
nnb iagef, odb id ieit BEN @ebrau9 bon .qoftor
a!bHi9's W~erptnsStdrfsr" ftdrfer thbIe oIs felt ben iebs
ten spbIf Sabren. Fran u. 6 araerpM
DIE ehmefter mf. @eine aus 6 II
1sEx iqretbt: So gebrondte 5mei Jloihen pon
sYaffnr Gontgs ytrpenIStdrfer" fir geruenidnp6he,
nti4e 10 beftie near. bab i'd bel Der geringiten tlrjaht
enllqretet muBfe urb 6cnn 9eraflopftn BEAM; bin
nan lrn nonoit uue empfehle bds MitteI aufs bette.
cfss z eta ssrtstsgs gud yar ytesprsfstbsab,
NIRI MIN sJebem Der es oerlauat. Eaoe{oubf
Aruae crbuItsn aud bic Wtebiar1 u~ruiouff
Gteie ytebtstn npprbt felt benz Sabre 1915 Don BEN
ecdID: goitor a6nig Sort Geopne; Sub. s~pberettsi
nab itst ifntsr ssiHer Nufveifnng BON Der
koENfG MEDICINE CO.,
338 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, I'll.
Bst 9fppthefern an baben for
$500 bic 6taf6e, GWiafdBen flr S. 90,
sro6e sf.s5, 6 far $500.
Sn Gan Antonio bel abolpb DreiB.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-18

consented to preside over that body,
but when its labors were performed,
and its work had been accepted by the
people, he felt that the duty of setting
the new government in motion should
devolve upon younger men, Nor was
this mere affectatiOn on his part He
had never been ambitious for place or
power. He had not sought the COM
mand of the armies, and when the war
was over and independence established,
he laid down his sword, though dicta-
torship for life and even a crown was
easily within his grasp. He retired to
Mount Vernon and only left it again
for public life when he saw the states
drifting into anarchy. This danger
averted he again sought repose-
But the people could see only one
man whom they would trust to
guide the steps of the infant govern
ment, and he was called unanimously
to the head of the new nation
Although called to assemble on the
first Wednesday Of March-the 4th-
both houses OF congress did not get or
ganized until the 9th of April The
electoral vote was then canvassed and
messengers dispatched to Mount Yer
non to notify Washington Of his cleo
ton.
He left Mount Vernon on the 10th of
April, 1889, and his journey to New
York City, the temporary capital, was
q continued series OF ovations- Every
schoolboy knows how he was received
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-18

ness of magnificent parlor suit, and a
bedroom set in oak( 10th century 6nish)
that would have done credit to old An
| tiuuity herself. To these she added a
dining room set with all accessories, a
complete kitchen outfit; and didn't for
get most convenient and ornamental
writing desk for hubby Charles, and so
expressed himself, marveled much that
the prices of such goods were so
remarkably low.
"And now," exclaimed Uncle Josh,
with what sounded like a sigh of relief,
''I reckon we can supply all the rest of
the out6tting at one establishment,
they've got literally most everything
there-I mean H. E. Turck's Racket
Store. And sure enough, what was
needed of an hundred and one things
for the economy of household, was to
be found there-Ladies' and Gents
Furnishings, Dry Goods, Hats and
Caps, Toys, Books, Stationery,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, and
good gracious, we couldn't begin to
tell all that Polly found that she could
not get along without.
"Now," cried the old gentleman,
| ''now for a picture of this crowd, in
good old country fashion, we'll go to
the photograph gallery, and Great Bend
has a first class one, that OF my friend
Wilson. His pictures are wonderful in
fidelity and finish. / want our full
sized photos for my study, and some
small ones for friends. Mr.. Wilson is
famous for successfulllenlarging, and 1
want to give you life-size representa-
ton of yours truly Mr.. Wilson has
the soul of a true artist; all of his
work is labor of love, in which he will
not stop short of perfection.
Enroute to the hotel, the gentlemen
called at the DEMOCRAT Office. "You'll
want the news every week." said Uncle
Josh, sand as this is the favorite paper
| here I'll subscribe for it.
Upon rejoining Polly, she began to
voluably express her thanks. ''You
have bought us everything" she ex-
claimed.
"Only forgot one thing" remarked
Uncle Josh rehectively, 'but l can rem
edy that. The Western Furniture Co.
always have fine line of them and
you can get one whenever you want it;
I'll pay for the BEST
"W-h-y!' exclaimed Polly, with great
curiosity, whatever is it?''
swell, its-a-a baby wagon, and
But Polly had tainted.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-18

at Trenton, with Young girls singing
and strewing flowers before him When
he crossed the river to New York he
was saluted with salvOs OF artillery
with loud huzz1s, with waving flags
and with military pageantry- while the
highest dignitaries of the state stood
there to welcome him A week later,
the 30th OF April. in the presence of a
vast concourse OF citizens he took the
oath to preserve. protect and defend
the constitution Of the United States
It is not the purpose here to enter
into any detailed account OF Washing
tons administration in its political as
pect. That would require too large a
space, for a new nation was springing
into being, with a most peculiar organ
ization: but let Us rather look at some
Of the social characteristics of the first
republican court
1t was time when there was still a
remembrance of cere EoDial rerarl and
courtiy etiquette, and when IT of
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-18
HOISINGTON.

ftOlS1NGION-
From the Dispatch.
S. A. Newcombe, county surveyor,
is over to-day doing some work for the
city.
Ed. Terril has purchased the two lots
on west First street known as the Yates
property.
M. d. McKeever, of Kinsley, has be-
come interested in the Hoisington Drug
& Jewelry store.
DR.. Atkin, or Fremont, Kansas. is
here. He expects to locate at Galatia
where he will practice;and run drug
store.
The concert Thursday night netted
$12.75 which will be spent for diction-
arY for the intermediate department of
the school. ----
The Ladies' Aid Society of the High
land church will give fair and supper
on Wednesday evening. February oath,
in Hon. w. H. Rice's new barn. All
are invited to come out and enjoy
themselves.
Brewers and distillers are becoming
fearful of the Kelley cure, and the
stock in those concerns is decreasing in
price right along. Every old topper that
is cured lessons the profit of the liquor
traffic, and the Keeley cure has SO far
been successfully administered to about
900 patients.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-02-18
THE FIRST PRESIDENT.
Social Aspects Of George Wash
ingtOn'S Administration.

ASHINGTON ac-
cepted the presi-
dency with re-
luctance. He had
done all that lay
in his power to
form the more
perfect union
essential to good
government. He
had thrown all
his influence in
favor of the con-
stitutional con-
venticn, and had