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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
Now FOR THE BALLOT BOX.

Salt Lake Mining Journal: II ever
there was a time when the people OF
the West and the South should take
up arms and work and fight together
ms one man, ii is now. The little
handful OF bondholders, gold-bug and
Wall street brokers, assisted and ahet~
ted by the President Of the United
States and the aristocracy of England
have succeeded in defeating the silver
bill AMI the wishes OF the people in
the Lower House OF Congress. IL il
painfully evident that the people will
never secure justice in our legislative
halls, and that therefore they must as
sert their rights and manhood through
the ballet box. The iron he'll OF the
pndholdcI. the money lender and the
infamous hirelings who per etrated
the crime of 1873 has been felt by the
people Of the South and West these
many years. We have assisted in pro-
tecting eve y industry and every man
uiac,uring enterprise necessary for the
progress and prosperity Of the Eastern
States. We have ignored our own in
terests and have Invariably sustained
ever. measure calculated 70 benefit
the people of the East. The farmer
has gone in rags and morigaged his
farm in order that he might show his
fealiy to party and his loyalty TO the
blue-bellied, spindie-shanked autocrats
who aim 10 control the affairs Of this
country. The miner has drank Of the
bitter cup time and time again IN or
der that he might show his devotion
To principles supposed to be the
groundwork Of his party. In times Of
war he has saved the credit Of the ma
ton. lie has made the United States
the richest country in the world, and
IL he had ms way the broad land be
tween the Atlantic and Pacifiec would
smile with peace and plenty; and yet
he is met with insult from tue hand
he has kissed; he is reviled by the
men he has enriched, and the result az
his toll. the product Of hig mines is
made almost valueiess by baud of
thieves, blood-suckers, boodlers and
knaves in the shape of statesmen, sen
a,ors and representatives, who speak
encouraging words to the people, cast
Their voe against their interests and
with their hands behind them, have
had them filed with gold by the Wall
street broker and the English banker.
Can we endure this longerY No, We
think not, and therefore would sound
the cry Of ITO arms To arms" The
question must be fought ut the ballot
l,ok, and let il be st1in on the name
OF voter in the South aud West who
supports man for the executive OF
this country who is not an out and out
silver advocate and staunch friend of
the great and prolific country west of
the Mississii pi river and south OF Ma
ION and Diqon'- line.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

What confidence can the silver men
of the Pacific coast have with the Re-
publican party when but one member
81 the House Of Representatives cas-,
II the Mississippi river could be found
10 vote for the measure. The fact that
ten on this coast were induced to vote
for IL was perfectly understood. They
could have been had by the money
lo4ners and monopolists il they had
been needed to further Eastern inter
es,s. The Western Representatives Of
that party are held rs a reserve force
and il il fun time the miners and other
working men should understand it,
B,bss Democrat.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

Down 20 values. Silver dropped .
cents In "a hours. With il wheat fell
until il j. IL lnser notch than 1T any
thing this year. Cotton also Is yet drup-
ping until il has almost reached zero
quotations. The nnslo,Ik Tor the silv.r
miner and the I rmer. aud with them
the hnsigess interests Of the country,
il gluHmy indeed. This lowering oi
prices, depreciation Of wages, elevation
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
Hall Of the Henry Clay Mine
For Sale.

The one halt interest in the Henry
Clay mine, situated on Red Warrior
hill, il offered for sale At great bar
gain Satisfactory reasons given for n
desire 10 sell The Henry Clay is the
best gold producer to-day in this soc
ton las evidenced by returns from the
Reese and Elmore mills. For full
particulars, inquire of q. NJ. Payne,
agent. Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

The huse OF bimctalism has one
court of tinal appeal-the people. IL
will he one Of the two supreme issues
next fall, and Congress will be
elected upon them. The Election Of
President may be thrown into the
House Of Representatives by reason Of
the votes Of Kansas and Nebraska and
two or three Southern States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

Eighty two men elected as Demo
Gratis vol led in Congress, under the
leadership Of Tom Reed Of Maine, to
defeat the remonetization Of silver.
Not one df them can be reelected next
fall II the workingmen, the farmers
and Allia nee men do their duty. Men
who vote under the leadership and ut
the dictation Of Reed are not Demo
Gratis.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

A Washington letter, 29,h ult., TO
the Bulletin, says: Speaker Crisp
probably wishes as sincerely as any
man in or out OF Congress that the
Bland free coinage bill had been
finally disposed Of last week, and that
there were some honorable way Of es.
Gaping renewal of the fight this week.
But there isn't. Nothing will satisfy
either eide but decisive victory. Mr..
Crisp's position in the fight was any
thing but pleasant to him. A though
il had been some time ago decided
that the free coinage Of silver should
not be made party measure. he found
himself confronted by q majority Of
the Democrats in the Honse, together
with ONLY eleven Republicans and
the Alliance members, VINO favored
free coinage, and strong minority Of
Democrats and seven q hths of the
Republicans. among whom were some
OF the ablest and most experienced
parliamentarians in the House, who
were opposed to it. That the Speaker,
@ho has always been in favor of the
free coinag.-spi silver, found the role Of
presiding officer trying and difficult
une To fill, to his own satisfaction, to
say nothing Of Others, is not strange i,
and il is greatly to his credit that no
serious fault was found with lis rulings.
Since lasl weeks surprise the prophets
are all laying low and Saving wood"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

s@signs:
faa airs hereby notified thai have expended one
hundfed dollars la labor and improvements on the
HENRY CRAY
Lode mining e'an. situated on Red WARRIOR hill
Hear Girsa mining district, Elinnre county. Idaha
as required by Section 2Ss4 Revised Statutes Of the
United States hcing the amount required 10 hold the
same Tor the ear ending ileremhcr 81 ls9l; that
your proPoftnh jointly Of the SAME = ATTY dallaf-
being one half ana II within ninety DAYS after thls
notice by publication yun fall refuse contribute
your proportion q such expenditure a. co-oa neTs
your interests ia said Claim viii bepe tho property
OF the subscriber under said section s32I Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
JOHN SHIELDS
First puhlicAtinn, January ., 1881,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

Max O'Reill is quite correct when
he says "By the wedding ceremony
the French woman gains her iii crty,
the English woman loses hers, and the
America woman continues to do as
she plea1es."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
MININ g, REAL ESTATE AND
COLLECTING AGENCY.

g. NJ. PAYNE will attend promptly
Ia the collection ~ all hills placed in
his hands, aud will make immediate
returns.
Housds rented. mines sold or leased
and dee d.. leases and other instru-
ments oE writing carefully drawn.
Address, q NJ PAYNE,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

The Iowa Legislature has passed q
bill max ng silver dollars legal tender
for all debts contracted in that State.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

Of gold al ID depreciation Of silver win
vet create such revolution that the
gold bugs will pray for the mountains
10 fall upbn ,hem.--Denver Sewa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
FOE SALE,
THE BASCOM RANCH,
On South Boise River, two miles
above the
SHAVE CREEK MINES
FOE SALE.

htON1 the
SHAKE CREEK MINES
1t contains l60 acres Of good land,
AL under fence and now has 40 acres
in timothy and alfalfn.
The whole tract Of land il tiihable-~
not one acre hut can he cultivated. 1t
j. one OF the hest Stock Ranches in
Idaho. Grain and vegetables of all
kinds do we'll. II has produced ~
high as 600 bushels az potatoes per
acre. Plenty OF WATER for irrigat-
ing purposes.
Also good hued log dwelling house,
stables. work shop, corrals etc.
Good hay press, good mower and
Tiger rake both new. Plews and toois.
VIII! sell cheap for cash.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON
Rocky Bar, September Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To V. S. Anderson, his heirs or assigns:
ion are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars IN labor and improvements on the
CHAMPION
Lode mining claim. situated the south side Of
Red Warrior hill. In Rear Creek mining district N
more county ldahn, required by section 2g2l lie.
yi-ed Statutes u the intel States being the amount
required u hold the Tor the vear ending Dn-
eemher 81 le9l. that proportion ~ the same IL
iiiy dollars, hsng onehali. and II within ninety
days after this notice BY qualifications yon fall res.
e contribute yur praportion Of such expenditure o.
60 u~ner your interest said elain will berne the
property II the sulssoiiher under said SECTION ss24
Revised Statues ot the United states
&. y. PAINE
First publication, Jan. 10, 1872
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

CO Re fer 10
Judge q. u Golden.
Ma F. p. Cavanah.} Rocky Bar
H. Swanllnlm.
Jud &c A. NJ. Sinnott.)
W. &. WhkerSham, Mt. Home.
Judge J. I. Sprague0
r. NJ. Glenn's Ferry.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-04-09

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
John Cathcart.
TUMORS CLOGGED HIS NOS|
TWENTY-FIVE REMOVED FROM JoH7
CATHCART's NosrRILs.
They Were the Result of Long Standing
Catarrh-what Doctors Mccoy and wild
man Did for Him-Oniy Three Months
Longer ut 80 n Month.
,JoI,n Catbcart

John Cathcart works at II. s. Bullock
horse shoeing establishment next to the Aca
deny OF Music. He lives on the line of Wag
ners' roa', duPont's Banks. Just outside Of
Wilmington. 10 a reporter who interviewed
him Mr. Cathcart told wonderful story. lie
said Il have had twenty-five tumors remov
cd from my nose. They were the result oi
nose was stopped up 30 that didn't know
what It was to brea' he through 1t for years
Mucus dropped In my throat and ! was con.
tinually hawking and splitting / was choked
up In the mornings and could hardly breathe
| had severe heaiac res aud felt miserable
finally vent to Doctors MoOoy and Wildman
of Sl5 NJ Irket street, Wilmington. and they
have mude me feel like different person Ell
urely. can b. eathe freely through my nost
now and L fecl splendid. recommend any
body to go to Doctors Mccoy anu Wildman
The only thing am sorry for Is that didn't
go to them long ago and ! would not have
suffered all these years"
a reporter learned at the offices of Doctor
McCoy and Wildman that one of the most an
nOying characteristics of catarrh In an ad
ynnccd stage IL the presence of pOlypus tum
Ors In the nose. an unnatural growth which
nils tho BostrilB and shuts OF the natural
breathing channels, compelling the sufferer
to breathe through his or her mouth. One OF
the doctors said : "A great many of our pa
tienis, when they first begin treatment. dom
dream that thoir nostrils arc Allied with poly
pms tumors that have been growing for years
and they are surprised when In u twinklinE
we remove a tumor ns big as e hickory nu
aud show IL to them. It Is done by us quicker
and with less pain than In pulling n tooth
and the relief il wonderful The nostrils ar'
quickly restored TO their natural functions
and life Is less of u burden. This Is only on,
little phase of that dread disease, catarrh."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
FOURTH edition
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
A Very Comlnun Want.

"Out OF sorts" "distrnlt." "the blues. :"
these are familiar appellatives foruncom-
Portable. undefingble sensa long, accom-
panied with lns5itude nervousness, indi-
gestlon. Poverty OF the blood, toremedy
which an effective stomach perAistently
used Is the paramount need Is conclusive
levldonee that the sys.cm is fnsuiilclently
lnourished beoauso-and for NIB other
lcahse where organic disease docs not ex-
lst-the food is not aSsinilHted. Reinforce
the tagging energies of the stomach, re-
torm nn irregular condition of the bow
els. keep up u healthrul secretion OF the
bile with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
For over thirty years this popular me IL
cinc has supplied the common want of the
nervous Invalid. the dyspeptlc ami of per-
sons deficient in Vitality. an efficient ton
lc To its power OF lmpart;ng stHength is
att, lbutable encncy Us a preventive of
malaria ana la Rrlnpe. Thoroughly oilec-
i've is II TOO Tor rheumatism. kidney COM
plant and neuralgia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Low Price for FIot,r.

Hungarian, o. o. -four 1s14 lbs. 4sc
Bbl. $3.50 Dbl. off.
Patapsoo flour 1917 lbs. soc. Bbl
$500 bbl. of.
Lea's +. Eff. Clifton flour 1919 lbs.37c
Bbl. $500 Dbl. off.
Pride OF Delaware, F. F. f. r. flou
1879 lbs. 37c. Bbl. 5.60 Dbl. off.
Barley Woods Best flour l2ix lbs. SIC
Bill $560 bbl. OF.
Leafs KiIkwood flour 1871 lbs. Soc
Bbl. SB.25 bbl. of.
Fairy Queen flour l2llt lbs. 35c. Bbl
S5'25 Dbl. off.
Our Standard -four 1871 lbs. 35c. Bbl
S5.25 Dbl Off:
Jack Frost flour 1871 lbs. $50. Bbl
S5.25 Dbl. of.
White Cap flour 12A lbs. 34c. Bbl
IS. 10 Dbl. of.
Queen of the Pantry flour 12It 34c
Bbl. S5. 10 bbl. OF.
Lea's iIominy SC per quart.
Meredlth'e cash grocery, Southwes
corner Sixth and Madison streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
"Is That You, AIbertYH

The caption Is what Il. A. Harvey,
No. ll0l Jefferson street asked thief
who had got into his house between
three and four o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The thisf got in by smashing n
large pane OF glnss, and having walked
through the parlor was about ascend
ing the staircase. MIR. HARVEY heard
the intruder, and with rcvolverIin hand
started TO meet him, asking. rs that
you, Alberto The thief answered by
asking, Who's Alberty" Mr.. Harvey
said: ''if that is you. Albert, say so,n
but the thief co0liy asked: well, who
is Alert, and seizing two overcoats
he made his exit by rear door.
4 Mr., Harvey saw the intrIdor and
could have shot him, but he thought
ii was his sCn-in-law, Albert G. Griggs,
returning from Philadelphia. The
thief escared before the police, who
were notified, came up with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Auiusenenfs.
eRANp OPERA HOUSE.

The theatre-goers of this city were
!out in full force last evening at the
Grand Opera House, as every scat was
taken. Tho attraction was Mr.. Robert
Downing In aum It's successful play,
J The Gladiator Mr.. Downing was
strong In tho role of Nero, the Gladia-
Itor.p He wal supported by Fred G.
lMosely, as "Flavian."
He also has good voice and Inter-
lprets his part In an excellent manner,
Miss tugenie Blair rendered excel.
lent supper in the role of Seodanna.
The rest OF The supporting company
were excellent in their respective
roles.
The music rendered by the orches.
tla ut this performance under the d.
rection of Prof. Steubgen, was render.
ed in most delightful manner.
The novel new three-act farce come
dy, Tuxedo as presented by Thatch-
ers Minstrels and Rich and Harris
Company, seems to have made a hit,
George Thatcher himself, MS u white.
face comedian, is said to have made
the hit OF his life. The comedy will
pc presented ut tho Grand Opera House
this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Befnre .Jm,ipa bali.

If Jonas Heck male u Now Years
resolution he lroks IL; thi, morning
iie was III the dock Tor drunkenness,
bat was II mnndel to get softer.
John IcCarty finely dressed young
man .cdlne down from Chester, got
drunk aud was tined 81 and costs.
Green-eyed jealousy got Samuel
johnson and George Barker into trou-
be. but tie case was dismissed.
FRANK jackson Of chicken thief
fame. was lined $40 and sentenoed
to 70 days at the stone pile, for hitting
Melinda Johnson with n brick.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Morning Star Entertain n,ent.

Tho Morning star sunday School
gave their annual enteriaininent at
MeSsirks Hall, on last Thursday even
Ing, The exercises consisted OF the
HlnginE OF Solos, duets and chofuses.
nhuer the direction Of l.. W. Qnigley.
ANA rea,ilng5 recitntions and dial "
ucs. lhe members of the srhool were
then presented with boxes df candies.
oranges grapes aud bon-bbns Tho
pastor OF tho church was presented
with a handsome umbrella and purse
Of money Tho entertainment was u
complete SUCCESS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
The worlds Fair Building.

Captain L. l.. Rice has revised his
plan for the Delaware building at tho
Worlds Fair at Chicago. and he will
meet tho COMMITTEES at the arinory of
Troop Is next Monday morning at IL
o'clock. 1t has been contracted 80 as
to allow more room oGtside fpr walks
AMI other couvenlences, and l. Is be-
lleved TINT it will he one satisfactory
1T is proposed to tit up one room vi th
pictures, furniture, etc, to represent
colonial times. There will also be rep
resentations In clay OF the Old Swedcs'
Church OF this city, Barrett'B Church
near Frederick, Christs { hurcn ut
laurel and other old land marks so rs
to give distinguishing feature to the
same.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
CnIoren snhnnl .rnn,.h J

Superintendent Harlan, held exnmi.
nation Tor candidates for iltho color
ed schools IN THIS city, in Nd ! school
house ON Wenn' sday and Thursday.
Eight candidates wrra p,esnnt. OF
Whom only Two were from this city.
Inc examinations were reading,
sreliing, grammar. composition, arith-
mellc' history OF the nitnd States,
geography and in physiology OF
ile ci@ht candidates only four paesed
suce 'sstuI examinations. hut the VIII
minGton applicants We're not amongst
1nnEl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
A Thorouph Tat.
RuNNrYMnpr, August 5tI,, Is
J. KELLER, Pas. PRArr Foop Co.

j. S. KELLER, PREs. PRATT FooD Go.
DEAR SR:-I have used your Pratt's
dairy. and have given 1t a thorough
test, and find to my entire satisfaction
that 1T not only Increased the Flow of
MILK but improved the Quality. Ialso
found the general condition of the
cows improved. 1 also used your
lPratts Poultry Food with excellent
success. Very truly yours,
CHAs. BRENZ. Supt of A. j. Drexels
Farm, Runneymede, Delaware Co.,
lPenna.
Sec that Pratt Food Co. is on every
Sack. Beware of limitations.
For sale by j. j. Smith, Northeast
corner Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
At they. "a

The class in the study Of the Sun.
day school lesson, which meets at 8
O'Clock tonight, will DO II charge oil
the ley Il. Il. Hubbard. pastor of the
NJ. l.. Church
Young mon arc invited I'd attend the
gospel meetings on Sunday afternoon
in the association hall at 4 o o'eiock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The London Gaiety Company ap-
lpeured before d good audience at the
Academy last evening. Harry Bow
man and Harvey Walker, two of Will
|mington's rising artists, were well re-
|celved in their singing and dancing.
The engagement here will conclude
this evening.
The most thrilling and realistic
ever produced in Whining
ton will be presented at the Academy
the first three evenings OF next week
and no doubt a large house will be
present to see this picturesque drama
in four acts entitled "Bouchaleen."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Badly Hurt,

III. Seryison had his lart leg and
collar bone broken on Friday morning,
by being struck with some falling
boards through the giving away Of a
derrick, Mt the How works 0f the VII
mIngton Dental Company, ut -Four
teenth and Spruce streets. DIR. T. A.
Brown afforded the necessary surgical
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Ml,os's Nerve ana Liy yer Pills.

Act on new prInciple-reHulatiug the
liver, stomach AND bowels through tho
nerves. a new discovery DIR. Hiless
Pills speedily euro biliousndss. bad taato,
torpid liver. piles. constipation. I'm.
equaled for men, women, children,
Smallest, mildest surest! 30 doses, lb
cents. Samples free Mt q. James belts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
a Rusi, of worr. /.

James Wood ~ Go. are hRving rush
OF orders. for lealty roofs, cutters and
spouts, galvanized iron, Zinc. copper
brass and sheot-iron. Their repair de-
partmcnt is full of work. The new
year opens with good prospects Tor
Messrs. Jas. Wood IL Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-02
Handsome Memoranda m Book.

The Messrs. Stoechles hhye present.
ed to each OF their customers IA hand =
come photographic calendar and memo
Inndum book. with their compliments
of 1892. Tho book is certainly Il hand
some one and very. convenient affair,
aud the writer returns thanks for
copies OF same.