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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
oDps AND ENDS.

i got a little note the ether day
and il was headed, college Add
ton to Mountain Home" and had a
sketch Of the addition While gazing
at the nice Autograph was forcibly
reminded Of the darkey's express
sion dat representation. Mr.. Presi-
dent oh dis Lime Kiln Club, fear,
ar little too previous before de oc-
casion." But the project is under
the management Of some of the most
honorable and best men of our town
and they have the advancement and
welfare Of the place at heart, and
will conduct the project on bust
ness basis. | am creditably in
formed that purchasers in the addi-
ton will have perpetual water
right conveyed with the lots bought.
There will be another pleasant
dance on the Goth instant, Mrs.
know told me that there would be
a pleasant surprise awaiting those
who will be in attendance" and il
has also been whispered TO me by
one of the surprising party. But
NUNS the word until the dance.
Does it not dawn on YOU that
Mountain Home is growing rapidly.
! venture To say, from the number
Of people | see out at public gath
erings, that the population is now
eight hundred
| hear so much about the Bon
Ami club that | begin to be anxious
to see them by the foot-lights.
From what / can learn they GER
tainly are working hard TO make a
success of their hobby.
Mrs. Dash tod me that we are
soon to hose bright and winsome
lady from our midst, and that Miss
kloh will soon leave us to return to
her home in Washington. 1t is too
bad, Tor we wanted to keep her here
so much.
The singing society is progressing
finely. You should join, even if
you have no voice for singing; the
time and practice will be physical
boon. PETER.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10

Mrs. 7. Hutchins visited Boise
city Wednesday. Y
Have you paid your taxes. Time
will be up to-day.
The wife and daughter Of Sheriff
Hill have returned home from a
visit to Owyhee.
Miss Emma Andreas has taken
charge of the Pine Grove public
school as teacher.
J. L. Tate and family are now
occupying their new DIV lling in the
north end of town. Y
]. b. Stanfeld has purchased
the old Cold Spring ranch, known
as the eileen property.
n. c. Barney, president of the
Bear Creek mining company at
Rocky Bar, departed for New York
Tuesday last.
SHILoH's CURE, the Great Cough
and Group Cure is for sale by DR. NJ. j
DNaIbNs pNhtN rlLt LtIftdih6 Gt AOcGc
only 25c. Children love it.
~Dr. Bearby has just received
her fall goods in millinery and
ladies' notions. Call early and judge
for yourself.
The Rocky Bar stage is now run
ming on winter schedule-taking
two days to make the trip from
Mountain Home.
Mr.. Retalick and family came
down from Rocky Bar last Saturday
night, on their way to Salt Lake to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and MrsF. Fletcher, father
and mother of Geo. w. Fletcher
came in Wednesday from Washing.
ton county on visit TO their son.
KARL's CLOVER Roor, the new BLOOD
Purifier, gives freshness and clearnesi
to the Complexion and cures Consti
patton. Csc, Soc. and 81 90. Sold by
nr. Bearby, Mountain Home.
Mr.. Kruse has again taken charge
of Stockton's hotel at Glenn's Ferry
and Stockton has recently made
some material improvements about
his saloon building.
SHILoH's VITALIZER is what you
need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Vel
low Skin or Kidney trouble. II j,
guaranteed to give you satisfaction
Price 75c. Sold dy DIR. Bearby.
Already do the show windows Of
our merchants indicate the ap
proach of the holidays. DIR. Bearb,
is receiving an immense stock. from
which you can select fine present
for yonr best girl-or anybody else.
w. C. Reynolds has been confined
to his room the better part of tn,
past week by sickness. The absence
of "Pap's" CHEEKY voice in and
around the lumber corner has beer
conspicuously missed.
The Boise Sentinel-State, organ
of the Peoples party-has resumed
publication, under the editoria
control Of Captain James Gum, wht
is forcible writer and good anC
honorable man in every respect.
~We carry ladies' and chill
drens underwear, single garments
and union suits.
Gro. s. RICE & Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
roR DEsrooRArrc OFFICIALS.

Every Democrat who is 10 be in
dneteS into Office on the second
Monday iE January should care,
fully read the following and then
cut 1t out and paste it in his hat
1t is from that true-blue Democratic
paper the Boise Mail; Zone of the
principal reasons why the Repub
licans have controlled the State
government in Idaho for some years
past is that they have no use for
mugwumps. When a Republican
official gets into Office he doesn't
throw the patronage Of his office to
Democrats. The Democrats don't
follow that plan. In city, county
and state affairs, the Democrats who
obtain office in Idaho generally dis
tribute their favors among the fell
lows in the other party.
Where will you find Demo-
cratic newspaper in Idaho that con-
tains line of advertising ordered
by a Republican office holder?
There isn't one, and there shouldn't
be-for the Republican who gets an
office from his party owes it to his
party and himself to help sustain
the newspaper men and the other
fellows who helped to put him there.
But, in general way, the Demo
Gratis of Idaho act on different lines.
There are Democratic officials right
here in Boise city holding good
offices, to which they were elected
by Democratic votes, who will pass
Democratic newspapers doors and
walk ten blocks in the slush and
mud 10 give the patronage Of their
u.iice 10 a Republican newspS-arl
They have purpose in it; they
think they can buy the other fel.
lows over and they know they have
the Democratic editor solid anyhow
All of which is mighty poor poll
tics, and it's about time the genuine
Democrats Of this region were wax
ing up to that fact. This is why,
when a campaign comes on. the De-
mocracy in Idaho generally find the
newspapers all in the hands of the
opposition. The Democrats refuse
to support their newspapers; the
other fellows stand true every trip
and hold the whip-hand when the
battle comes up. It's shame, so
il is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
fT All styles Of
X-mas Goods
at DIR. Bearby's
nn.nrtunnt Go.

Do not fail to see them before you
purchase elsewhere.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
Recorder Wickersham ia

Recorder Wickersham is now
protected by storm door" at his
Office.
Mrs. C. II. Rinehart will tonight
depart on a prolonged visit to
Oregon.
Hobos are entirely to numerous
in this town. They should be
caused 10 move on.
A big dance will take place in
Hyde's hall at Bruneau on the
evening Of the 30th.
The Boise Mail SAYS four
members of Hon. j. l.. Badley's
family are sick with scarlet fever al
Hunter.
A free dinner is to be given by
big hearted citizens 10 Mountain
Home children on Christmas eve
Saturday, the Oath.
Drs. Smith and Baugh have
leased the Bennett building adjoin-
ing the Elmore Bank, and will
probably open first class drug store
in the near future
VIM. Williams of Mayfield guar
dian of Ollie Slater, minor of o. j.
Slater deceased, filed his annual
report in Probate Court on Friday
and II was approved.
Captain Sweeney, L. s. A.. San Di
ego, Cal, lays: "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
EDDY i the first medicine have evel
found that would do me any good.
Price 30 cts. Sold 10y DIR. Bearby.
John Mitchell and his it'll,
daughter Belle departed for Sioux
City, Iowa. Monday evening
Their return here will be anxiously
looked for by many good friends.
For sore throat there is nothing
better than flannel bandage dampen
ed with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. II
will nearly ALWAYS effect cure in one
nights time. This remedy is also 4
favnrite TO- rheumatism aud has cured
many very severe Gases. 80 cen
bottles 'or sale by c. c. 7. silv,
Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
PLANT. PRIME TREES.

Gilmore farmers should not neg
lect planting fruit trees. The year,
are going by aud the trees might a,
well be growing while you are en-.
gagged in raising hay, grain and po.
tatoes. Time and endeavor has
proven that fruit is decided sue
cess nearly everywhere in Idaho.
Pooably some have tried fruit rails
ing in this county and failed be-
cause they have not gone at it
right. Ii was the same way at first
with those who are now raising fine
fruit in Boise, Weiser and Payette
valleys. Shade trees and wind
breaks should be planted first in
order to shield the trees from the
cold blasts. II has been shown that
trees and verdure allays the frost
and lcngthens the growing season,
and as the country settles up and
and the land comes under cultiva-
ton, the conditions for raising fruit
are greatly improved. The sub
joined table is from the Pavette In
dependent, showing the cost and
profit of prune raising, which should
engage the attention of every farmer
in this region.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10

Shoshone is to have $4,000
hotel.
George Lester has returned from
the east.
Stephen s. Fem, once Congress
man from Idaho, died at Blackfoot
on the Sth.
Alvin Harris Of Bruneau was
married in Duck Valley, Nevada.
Dec. LIST, to Miss Nellie Thomson.
Geo. W. Fletcher Sr. and family
returned home from Weiser last
Saturday night
Big snow storms and billiards
prevailed in Nebraska, Colorado and
Wyoming on the 9TH and Sth.
EGT You can depend on getting
coal from us when YOU need it.
Gro. 5. RICE & Co.
A. J. Bruce few days ago re-
ceived the sad intelligence Of the
death Of a brother in Canada on the
Goth ultimo, caused by accidental
drowning.
VIM. Austin, n mining man of
much experience, came in from
Cracker Creek, Oregon, few days
ago lie is heading for the Salmon
river country.
When on visit to Iowa, Mr.. X.
Dalton, Of Luray, Russell County
Kansas, called at the laboratory oil
Chamberlain Il Co, Des Mnines. Ia
show them his six year old boy, whose
life had been saved by Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. il having cured him
Of very severe attack OF Group. Mr..
Dalton is certain that il saved his
boys life, is enthusiastic in his praise
of the Remedy. For sale 10y c. c. Z.
Silva, Druggist
J. p. Cleveland and F. II, Osgood
departed yesterday for ,boveridge's
Ferry, on the Snake where they
have contract to build a large
two-story residence for Al. Love-
ridge.
d. II. Spencer and VIM. Cooper
of Oreana, have been held in bonds
Of $500 each to appear before the
next grand jury of 0wyhee county
for driving away, and selling lot
of horses mortgaged TO another
party.
Fred Stecn, brother of Mrs. Geo
W. Fletcher Jr., returned here from
San Francisco Wednesday, and
will remain a week or more aud
then return to the Salmon river
country. Fred is an intelligent.
industrious, exemplary young man,
and possesses many warm friends IN
Gilmore county.
j. T.. Blaize, an extensive real estate
dealer in Dies MONIES, Iowa, narrowly
escaped one of the severcst attacks al
pneumonia while ia the northern
part ui that state during recent biz
z1rd, saNs the Saturday Review. Mr.
Blaze had occasion 10 dive several
miller daring the storm and was -
thoroughly chilled that lac WAS unable
To get warm, and inside al half an
hour utter his return he WAS threaten
ed with severe case uf pneumonia or
lung fever. Mr.. Blaize sent to the
nearest drug store and got bottle 81
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, II
which lac had often heard, and took u
number OF large doses. lie says the
effect was wonderful and IN short
time he was breathing quite easily.
He kept Ola taking the medicine and
the xt day wills able to come to Des
Mnines Mr. Bla 70 regards h : cure -
SIMPLY wonderful. For sale by c. c. +.
Silva, Druggist, Mountain Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
County Warrants Payable.

NUuTTy ] ~
Road Warrants Nos. 100, l0l, 96,
102 and lob.
Hopital Warrants Nos. 40, Al, 35
80, AZ, DC, 40 aud a.
General Fund Warrants Nos. $40
500, 553, $50. 537, 57I, 572, $40, $40
522, 52I, 55S, $50. Sol. SIT. SIS, SIT,
57S. SIC, $40, $50, COS, GIL, COG
GI5, GIG, COZ, 609, Cos, 6l2, 6l3,
Ga, Gl0, 62s, GIT, 594, 63l, $50, $50
SOB, 800, GOO, $50, 5s4, $50, 6l9, 627
sos, 597, 625, 623, 622, COZ, COB, 626
63s, 60I, GIG, COL, $50. 595, 643, 5s5
642, 5s7, 620. $50. $50, 62l and 500
are now payable. W. A. REYNOLDS,
County Treasurer.
Min Home, Dec. 10, 1892.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10

AIrs. Nute NICHOLS, from SOQtn
Boise river, is visiting with Mrs. w.
G. Wickersham.
10. Sullaway seems to be greatly
concerned about Jag Gould's
coachman since the death of that
millionaire.
The BULLETIN is informed that n
Christmas tree will be arranged at
the church for the benefit Of the
Episcopal sundsy-school children,
Elmore Lodge No. 80. A. F. &
A. NJ. was largely attended last
Wednesday evening. II was an inn
portant meeting and the session was
unavoidably prolonged to an early
hour Thursday morning, G. p.
Oliver and +. p. AXE were raised to
the sublime degree of Master
Mason. The election of officers
resulted IN the choice Of A. B.
Clark, w. NJ; DR.. W. F. Smith, S
w; w. c. Wickersham, J. W.
Geo. w. Fletcher Jr Treasurer and
John NJ. Johnson Secretary.
Without any brag or hlustel
or attempt at deception, the BrLLE
TIN subscription list is gradually
increasing. We now have ION
bona fide subscribers in Mountain
Home, SO at Rocky Bar, aud send
a respectable number of copies t.
every camp in the county. If our
merchants wish to let the public
know what they have in the line Of
Christmas goods they should seek
the best channel. Our subscription
book il open for their inspection il
they doubt that the BULLETIN has
not double the circulation of any
paper in Gilmore.
Mr.. J. G. Boswell, one Of the bes'
known aud most respected citizens o.
Brentwood, Texas, suffered witt
diarrhoea for long time and triet
many different remedies without ben
eft, until Chamberlian's Colo
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy VIA,
used that relieved him at once. Fol
sale by c. c. L. Silva, Druggist.
The Statesman says: Wednesday
morning in the supreme court two
alternative writs of mandamus were
issued against Wesley b. George
auditor of Logan county, command
/ ing him to appear in court on
Monday, December 10Th, and show
cause why he should not issue Ger,
tiiicates of election to John G. Gun.
ningham and James Otterson, who
ran on the Populist ticket for com
missioners in Logan county and
who claim they each received a
plurality of all the votes cast in
in that county for the position
This again brings up the Logan
county commissioner case. The
vote for commissioners was counted
by districts instead of by the
county and the two REALTORS were
counted out and Charles b. Ford
and James l.. Fuller, Republicans
given certificates. The writs were
applied for some time ago, but the
matter was remanded TO the district
court of Logan county. 1t not being
in session, the supreme court con
cluded to take the matter up. The
adjudication of the case will de
finitelv determine the right o.
county boards Of eanvassers Of this
state TO count the vote by districts
for commissioners.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
apportioned as follows:
To Omcers-eIect.

Many Of you will need new stamps,
seals. etc, upon entering your official
duties. S. J. GRIFFIN, dealer in rubber
stamps. seals, stencils, type.writeLsahd
supplies, Ogden, Utah, offers his serv'
ices. Write him for catalogues.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10
School Moneys,

The county treasurer reports on
hand unapportioned school moneys
the sum of $3.319.57. The same is
this, 9th day of December, 1892,
or,,ort;npad 10 fnIlowr.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-10

FNVFTT.
The NTH year YOU will have loo trees bear.
ing at least ~ pounds cach-or ~ toms
equal to 10 tons of dry prunes worth 10
cents per Isound, or S2D0 per ton ...#.... 1000
" YOU deduct 10 per cent for your labor You
VIA have balance " si 500 net paving
for the whole OF Investment aud nrnht I'm aaa
The sixth year you will have % tons g .----
fruit, or 20 tons Of dried prlines sorth . 400
On the seventh wear YOUR trees will be In full
bearing condition aud will bear each year
from 1850 10 2nO 300 pounds 10 the
tree, and I believe ! am on the safe side
when say that each tree will bring YOU
ave dollars net this yeur or -. 5000
The Progress., 1892-11-05
Tho Hand sprny for revcr.

Tn the treatment of typhoid and mslari6l
fevers. where the hearts action is too fee
bic TO permit the administration Of anti
pyrin or phenacetin or sntifcbrin. and
where an immediate reduction I'm the tenn
pcpture Ia necessary, DR.. j. II. Lynch has
for the pnst fifteen months employed the
hand spray. lie writes i'm the Virginis
Medical Monthlyi 81 use nm apparatus that
throws continuous spray. and n solution
composed of one drnchm of aromatic spirits
of ammonia, ono drachm of table salt to o
pint Of warm water. Thepaticnt is stripped
and is sprayed from head to foot. The up
per portion of the body Is first sprayed
and while an assistant with towel IL dry
ing this tho lower extremties arc subjected
to the same treatment. After the patient
has been thoroughly dried he is covered
with Blanket and soon falls into n calm
refreshing Neep, followed by perspiration
reduction of the temperature and Il
stronger and slower pulse. The relief thus
ol;ained In Of course only temporary, but
1t Is just 30 much gained, and in the treat
ment Of febrile conditions experience has
taught me 'that every little Is help"
The Progress., 1892-11-05
SCIENTIFIC WAITS.

A German scientist estimates that the
Dead sea will be one mass OF solid salt
within less than 300 years.
The most recent Trustworthy investiga-
tiou IL that Of NJ. DE Cbatelier. who fixes
tho effective temperature of the sun at
Il, 800 degs. Fahrenheit.
II the sun gave forth sounds loud enough
Co reach the earth. such sounds, instead OF
reaching rs In tho space Of about eight
minutes, N light does, would only arrive
after a pariod Of nesrly fourteen years.
n you could cut sections out Of the side
Of soap bubbles, and then had some deli.
cate contrivance with which you could
handle the pieces, you would find that II
would take so,000,p0 films laid one upon
the other to make pile one inch In height.
Al the recent conversations Of the Royal
society DIR. Gill projected on the screen n
Photographic star map. containing ths
images Of about a, 600 stars. As every star
h sun, we may infer therefrom some.
thing concerning the imncnsity OF the
scale on which the universe Il established.
The Progress., 1892-11-05
FLOWER AND TREE.

A tulip show has been held annually at
the Orange Tree inu. f}utley,a n small vii
lage near Macclosfeld. England. for the
past sixty years.
Tho United States have more than 50O.
600 bearing banans plants, 100000 bearing
lemon trees, 4.000,OQ0 orange trees aud 2i-
100000 pineapple trees.
The world famous grapevine at Hamp-
ton court, tho largest In England. and sup
posed to be ig5 years old, bore nearly 200
lunches Of ripe grapes this year. The fruit
WINS packed in boxes and sent TO the queen
The passion 1ower derives it's name from
an idea that all the nstruinents Of Christ's
passion are represented-vh.. the five
wounds, the column or pillarof scourging,
besides the three nails. the crown Of thorns.
etc.
The city Of Paris makes much OF its shade
trees. The transplanting OF large trees IL
done there with perhaps greater success
than anywhere else. II IL now proposed TO
make An official Inspection of all the trees
In the city with the view Of ing tho~e
that are not healthy and substituting trees
that ara
The Progress., 1892-11-05
a Light Step.

Anybody can have It who will bs at The
pains to set the foot down right. In that
lies all the difference between athumping
Jumping gait and the light tread that
makes people call you "vclvet footed" /,
II something easy to learn, and adds TO the
comfort of those about one. According &c
a writer ON this subject, the whole art and
mystery lies in n single sentence-put The
ball of the foot down Hrst, throwing the
weight upon 1t. and letting the heel come
70 the ground the hundrcdth part Of a seo
ond after. Trcading 1atfooted--over all
the sole at opce-tbe weight comes with q
Jar that is about equally destructive t.
quiet, to grace and shoe leather. by step
ping flrst on the ball, just behind the toes
its cushio,iy muscles act as a spring and
make Of walking double pleasure.
The Progress., 1892-11-05

One sunny morning Damc Redbrcast
Resolved on building her homo nest,
And bustling forth with cheerful lay,
Hal gathered moss and sticks and hay
Until twas hung mid branches twining,
And hacked alone tho downy lining,
Which mother birds 20 much admire
And tender nestllngs' needs require.
While looking round with eager eyes
beneath my window, shc espics
Bome scarlet yarn among the roses,
Which whstling wind 20 her dlscloses,
Shc swcetly sings. "If tbese were mine
How nice and soft my nest 70 lhel"
but, oh, alasl tho cruel thorn
Laughed all her efforts quite 10 scorn.
kho called her mate with tone severe.
lie bustlinR cannc. With efforts queer
He sought 20 aid his worthy wife.
hut all In vain their wofdy strife;
On languid wing they sailed away,
Tho pair but now % glad and gay.
I quickly to the window drew
And softly up tho sash threw.
I locssd the threads. broke them In two,
Then out Of sight aeaia withdrew,
And thought. "will sho Try. try again
As swcetly sings the old refrainf''
All. ycsl they come and quickly bear
The thread they covct through the air
And ~ they sped on sweeping wing
They sang tho song that conquerers sing.
Ohio Farmer.
The Progress., 1892-11-05

Mr.. Waldo Story, who was commissioned
by Lord Rothschild to furnish him with
nm important bas-r relief for the decoration
Of portion Of his country mansion, has
completed the work and has Ind IL placed.
Hall Cnine says that all he COMPLAINS OF
guilelcss enough; n IN too knowing al
together. too wide awake. "The modern
jester jests with wink and under his
breath"
Only four houses of famous literary
BritOns have been preserved for the sake
of their associations. These are Shake
speare's house at 5tratford, Milton's ut
Chalfont st. Giles, Burns cottage near
Ayr. and Wordsworth's I" Dovo Cottage"
The Progress., 1892-11-05

. country OF pastures In which shrubs, hut
no trees appear. In the third belt forests
OF 6r trees and naples replace the mead
ows 90 some extent. In the fourth belt
there are excellent meadows and forests Of
bcech trees, and rye and barley aIe cult
vuted Lower down there are chestnut
trees, mulberries and vines and wheat IL
grown.
During the summer months the elevated
pasture lands are inhabited ly htrlsmon
and their families, who at that pleasant
season. drive their cattle up into the noun.
tains and take up their abode in wooden
hsts known as chalets. where they make
butter and cheese. There are large num-
bcrs Of milk cows and other horned cattle
In Switzerland, and each owner strives
through the short summer season to make
ss much butter and cheese M possible,
which may afterward be turned into money
or exchanged for necessarics. Whole fam
iiics often share In tho annual migration
TO the mountains, and the women and girls
assIst In the lighter part ~ the work. OF
course in these cr-ea the chalets are built
OF more comfortabls description tban when
only intended for the occupation of rough
hsrdsmen and their assistants.
The Progress., 1892-11-05

An Indian fakfr had monkey that he
had brought mp from babyhood. The pair
were fast fricnds, the monkey being =
faithful attendant ON his master and AZ
good NJ q Watchdog. One day the fakir
made . pie for dinner and left II to cook
on . charcoal nrc while he went for y
walk. As the cooking proceeded the savory
smcll was too much for the monkey. IL
raised the crust and tasted the chicken.
Finding the food very tasty II ate more
and more, till nothing but the crust ~.
mainsd. Then 10 rsmcmbsrrd its master,
who would shortly come back hungry and
ready to enjoy his meal. Whatwns 70 10
doues The sharp eyes Of the monkey de-
tscted some crows not far away. 80 with
cut los of time Il lay down ON the ground
- u dead by and by crow came along
and pccked at tho mcnkey, which seized
the bird IN . twinkling.s stranglcd IL.
stripped of THE feathers, placed u In pieces
n tAs dish, coysrci 10 oyg With the crust