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CALIFORNIA CHEERS CLEVELAND.
together before. All PASSENGER trains were
crowded with ihese young rcople. They slept
five and even six in II section Of the sleeping
cars. They packed the dining cars They de-
voured the weary wares Of the railway lunch
counters. They sang. tii-v laughed they
prayed, This does no a!nlyto any one sec-
States. the tumult aud "xcitemont increasing
rapidly from tine Mississippi River to the At
lAntic coast
And with the Christian Fndcavorcrs came a
vast army ofpeorIe Induced to leave homo
and 60 a-IonrneyinG. ) tho low rates offered
by the railroads. Far west oi Chicago the
railroads got into II war, and the result was
The sun., 1892-07-10
M Y wife
a BJBJON'S ESCIPE.

WOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache.
Indieestion Biiiousness, and all Liver troubles.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
To Communities.

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health toy simple means. ai.
ter suffering for several years with a
severe lung affection and that dread
disease Consumpt on. is anxious Il
make known Ia his fellows sufferers the
means 81 cure. To those who desire
il, he will cheeriully send Gree oI
Charge a copy Of the prescription used
which they will find sure cure for
Consumption. Asthma, catarrh, Bron'
chiiis and al threat and lung mala.
dies. lie hopes all sufferers will try
his remedy, as il is invaluable. Those
desiring the prescription. which will
cost them nothing, aud may prove Il
hlessing, will please address, REv Ed
WARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, King,
county, New York
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
Administrators Not -.

In tho malt.r q Chr Estaio o. JuIisn h. Hll.
IAeesaecd.
Neitse 4 hprehy given hy the m 4erslEfa. l. Almln
astFAar ~ m estate ~ l4L y. uli, A ssezsea ~
,hc efeaiters a1d al terznl having rlAi - aga nst
All tsAit. y ftAihA ths sane with the nsce.sa y
Hsseia sithiq tu months The first publiratioa
. tis nHiss - tie asdsfsgned II heeSy asr, 81.
more rgunit, Idaho. GREENE 4 ffrk,
AdEai usEank<f. !.
Gsss! Esf, Jana y, isOis. s-~sSs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
cLacErr AND SILVER.

A special Washington dispatch
10 the Salt Lake Tribune, Jan. 3,
says: Tuesday was set this morn
ing by the s enate Committee on
Privileges and Elections as the time
for the hearing of the arguments in
the Idaho Senatorial case. The wit
nesses will be ! card and testimony
given later. There is no doubt as
to the result, but the hearing will
afford the Sena te an opportunity to
add one more 10 the four precedents
already cover ng the case. Mr..
Clagett will receive salary and mile
age to the extent of $4,000, just as
if he hsd been elected, according to
senatorial urece dent.
The New England Democratic
members of Congress are starting in
with a shrew,l game of bulldozing
on the free coir Iage question. They
are proclaimihg from the house
tops that, if a 4 rec coinage bill pass,
New England will 60 solidly Re
publican, and IRE predicting a gen
eral Northern d nd Eastern stampede
from the Den ocracy if the South
and West persist i'm their demands.
Mr.. Mckinney of New Hampshire
goes even further. He announces
To his frightem ed Southern hearers
that free silvt n bill means u Force
hill. because it will certainly even
tuate i'm Republican Congress
1--WE have stood bv you" says Me-
Kinney, "and we will not desert you
in the future. You might as well
make up your minds to one thing.
however, II free silver bill is passed
bv this Congres rs. it not only means
the loss of every Democrat from
New England, but il also means the
defeat of many Democrats in the
North--New York especially. The
next Congress will then be Repub-
lican; n Republican President will
have been elected, and YOU will have
Force hill passed here that will
put the Go It'll back twenty years. If,
indeed, il does not cause a revolu-
ton. Gentlen len, you have got to
take your choice. Ii is either to be
no silver, or you must take the con
eequences. and the consequences will
be a Force bill :"
At present the outlook il that
there will be combination Of the
Northern and Eastern Democrats
including New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Delaware in favor
Of postponing any action on the sill
yer question until after the Prcsi
DENTAL election. This movement
will receive st rong support and di
rcction from Senators German, Hill
and Gray. VIII % are pulling the wires
at the other e I'D of the Capitol.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

There il no occasion for wonder that
some penplr ah' Md refer Ia the United
Sacs Sc a. Q NJ the "Millionaire's
G uh." In =, me respects the name is
fully deserved Ii costs the taxpayers
oi this eouniry more than the Hous.
VI Lords, viii membership six times
larger. costs Great Britain. II has a
corps OF cnpIoyes large enough Ia b.
Ia each either = WY, all Of them draw.
ing larger salaries than are paid the
same class Of employee in the House
and yet il Is poolly proposed to add g.
additional EN- plnyes At cost Of $50 0ol
year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

"a Representative Perkins, 81 Kan
sas. who y "a attempt is 80 the vacant
chair ~ the late Senator Plumb, by
III ght u fnbernatoriai appointment,
did not not make a reputation 10 he
very proud If during the four sessions
he served as a member of the House
AZ statesman he was bad mistit,
but as blind, bitter partisan, losing
sight of everything but the momentary
success u his party, he was bowling
success. iiir career in the senate will
probably he but repetition OF that in
the House.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

G~ Refer 70
Judge q. -. Golden.
Mai. r. 7. Cavanah.I Rocky Bar.
II. Swanlolm.
Judge A. NJ. Sinnott,)
w. G. Wickersham, Mt. Home
Judge J. r, Spragne,)
W. NJ Stockton,l CHI. r..
J.. NJ. May,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
Nervous Debility.

gentleman having been cured Of
Nervous Prostration, Seminal Weak.
Mess, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effects Of early indiscretion and youth
fnl f''lly, is anxihis to make known 10
others the simple mode Of SELF
CURE. To those who wish. and will
give him their symptoms, he will send
Qree) by return mail, copy OF the re-
eipe So successfully used in his case.
Address. in confidence. JAMES w.
PISRNEY, IL Cedar It, N. Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
MINING, REAL ESTATE AND
COLLECTING AGENCY.

G. NJ PAYNE win attend promptly
to the collection ~ all bills placed in
his hands, and will make immediate
returns.
Houses rented, mines sold or leased,
and deeds, leases and other instru
ments Of writing carefully drawn.
Address, q NJ. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
THE ODELL
Type Writer.

mnrN wlil hny the onELL TYPE WRITER
WZtI with - ehafnrtess, snd eis for he E9saaa
Casn t'psiG. warranted - Do bettsr work than say
machine made
~ csnhlaes nssFaacrrT with Aasisfv xr&xa nans
~ crxKA1sns wears longer wtshunA cxMt ns sxpnjrw
fhsu any athev marhiHe Has M ink ribfon 20
hnsher fhs osesasor u i NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL
nickel plated. PERFECT, and ainpso 70 IN kinas Il
typs writing Ike printing press. Il prpdsscas
can ke made At one writing Asy lntrlzrsas p~s<oe
can heeomr operator IN $50 dayM We ozsr oNE
THOUSAND DOLLAnS W any Operator Who eAs
equal the wnsk ~ the DOuuLE CASE ODEs.1A
Reiiahte Agents and statesmen wanted specs1k =.
dueenlsnts % Dealers
For Paasrihist giving Endorsement. ETC.,. e1a<~ps
oDEI.L TYPE WRITER co.,
sss-3es nearbon ST. CafrAae. IIG
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
NEWSPAPER
DYERTISINi

every newspaper published. having circulation
ting Ia she American Newspaper lAireatnty 81 mert
than =. 90 calAes ea issue with thu est per tins
for advertising in thsm. list Il tha hest papers 81
ksral circulation, In every city AMI town o. mnrs
than oda population With prices hs the r-h for
nth special lists ~ daily cs.antry. village ans
class papers Rsrzan Offers u value 70 snAai aa.seF
Neftlsefs or those wishing - experiment ludictnes
With small aaiauHt Of money. ShaNs eunaiustss|s
.'isns 10 GIT the most scrstac for tha money. e.
sent n.st paid n zns address for n vents Aiift
GEo, =. aowsLL n Co. Publishers ard General A
vcrtisng Agents, 10 spruce strcet, Nss York City
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

CsngD STATES LAND 0yrsrx.
HALEY, Idaho. July -. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that William Daniel whose
postofce addre=sis Rocky Bar Rimore county tdahs.
has made application for patent Tor 600 hn.w feet
the
UNION JACK LODE
lot S. hearing gold and silver situate In Hear Creek
Mining District Elmore county, IdAho and described
In the ociai plat and field notes Gle In this once,
a. follows. viz.
Beginning at point OF discovery. thence 81 deg 10
min W 800 Il 10 q point W end al claim, Themes
deg Is min & 100 u 70 sw corner No. l. thence "
Deg rs min west It'd n 10 NV Ger No. & thsnce n
VI dex 10 min 900 u ~ NE cor No. .. thencc
deg 10 min z ikS n b. Sc enr No. a. thence 81 deg
~ min W 600 n n sw No. and place nf bxzirs-
ming survey n exterior boundaries Prom Ne CORNER
No. U. 3. NJ ". No 2. bear Creek Minng Dixtrict,
hsaFm dsg So min W sl9 feet Distant No coa-
fiicss Magnetic variation y u deg Is mia H. cos,.
tanning lao acres and forming portion Of the IN.
surveyed land of the United Stasea
The location Of this mine u recorded In the Record.
er's once Of klmore formerly Aituras) eeasty, On
page 2s6, book 10 OF quarts elsifns
The known elaina Is the "wide West" lot 81
| on the soush.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto 70.
quirtd TO present the before this ofrs within
sixty days from the rst day of publication hsrsof
they Will be barred BY virtue Of ths provions Of the
statute
W. T. RILEY Register.
s. II. Mecanrv. attorney for claimant
First publication August I.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

Although the Administration csti.
mate for the payment II pensions for
the fiscal yea : beginning JULY |. 1892.
u only--mark ihe nnly--slIi. 000, 600.
th"se WIN rave devoted much stndy
Ia the subj % predict that il will re.
quiro AT least $40 900 900 more.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

i7gh EdIiien Nov Ready
A hook 81 over S0o passs.
giving mare Information OF
value 10 advertisers than any
other pai.ll,asian ever is
sari Il gisrs the name II
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

The United States supreme Court
has reversed the decision Of the Ne
braska State Court and decided that
Boyd Diem Is the legal Governor Of
that State.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
NEW sII WEIR QUESTION.

Senator Ste wart Of Nevada has adj
ded new feature To the silver ques-
ton by introducing in the senate a
resolution foni lded on the proposition
that holders oi silver bullion are enti-
tied, under an existing law never re.
pealed as far as the Senator can ascer
tain, To free coinage Of silver. The
resolution directs the committee on
Judiciary to in uire II any further leg.
islatioa is necessary 10 make il the
duty of the prppcr officers Of the mint
10 receive and coin silver bullion for
the benefit Of Eicpositors. Mr.. Stewart
said ut is provided in the act of 1897.
that gold and silver bullion brought 10
the mint for cbinage shall be received
and coined by the proper officers for
the benefit of he depositor. There il
no other mode or manner provided for
coinage in that act. The Bland act 81
1878 reviyes the law of 1887. The
faiiurc 10 eniorce this provision IL un-
accountable. IL appears To have been
overlooked by all parties. have cx.
amined the question and have failed ic
find any rpca u or modification Of the
statute. ] shall be surprised IL the
Judiciary com mittee do not find that,
Ne matter Of law, il Is the duty Of the
officers OF the mint to coin silver bul.
lion into sianalrd dollars at ratio oi
sixteen 10 one for the benefit OF Il,
lusitnrs."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16

Ex.AssiStn ht Postmaster General
Brady. ii Sta r Route scandal aaioFirty,
says he reAnids the appointment al
stclnfn .. illFins to he Secretary II
War. nv yiudieation 81 the star
rhiers TIL ai's the worst thing VT
SID u .hs :. c.alaet eincsr.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-01-16
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

UNITED STATES LAND oyucz,
HAiLEY. tpAno. July 70. 1881.
Notice 10 hsreby given that william Daniel. whose
pomoce address In Rocky Ear, kiuorv county iasha,
has made application for patent for 800 linear fest
on the
BURNT PILOT LODE,
Lot S. bearing geld and silver situate In Bear Greek
Mining Distrct Eimore county. Idaho, and described
In the official plat and heid notxs on nis In this once.
d filows viz:
Beginning at point Of discovery, which "a the cen
ter Of shaft lx6 iect 100 II deep, thenss ~ deg w
go n 20 center Of west end o. elsi thence "a deg
300 n TO NV corner No. J. thence n deg 800 n
to sw corner No. 2, thence ~ deg 1850 q b. ~
corner No. 8. thence "a deg v eoo q 70 NE corner
No. 4, thence s ~ deg w 1900 n 10 NV corner No
and place OF beginning survey of exteri~r boundaries.
From No. I u. \. n. N. No. ., bear Creek
Mining District, b~ss N dsg % min 5ssi fect
distant Magnetic vaFiasioa ls des Is min east
No conflicts. Containing son and fssminx
portion Of the unsurseyed lands u tins United Statsx
The ieaton ct this mine ~ ordsi In tins Rrccrd
Office Of Eimore tfnrmeyiy Aituras) county. 90
page fs7, book IA Of quartz claims
The nearest known claims the Wide West lot 81
and Poorman unsurveyed.
Al persons holding adverse claims thereto are 10
auired TO present the before this of3cs Within
xy days from the hrst day Of publication hereof
they will be barred bv virtue Of the provisoas Of
the statute
". r. RILEY. Rsgissssi
s. II. Mecarty. Attorney for claimant
First publication August l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
Twelve Days at the Seashore.

The third popular excursion via the
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. to Atlantic
City from Pittsburg, Wheeling, Par
kersburg, and all intermediate sta
tons to Washington Junction, Md, is
announced for Thursday, August 18th.
Those who have not yet availed
themselves of the superior train
service and low rates offered for q
trip to the seashore should not ne
glect this opportunity. A large de-
gree Of pleasure is obtained in these
jaunts to the seaside over the Balti-
more & Ohio by views OF the country
on route, than which there is none
more picturesque or richer in histori-
cal interests in America.
Tickets will be valid for return
journey for twelve days from day of
sale, also to stop off at Philadelphia
for the night Of August 18th, and will
be good on all regular traines. On
return journey they will be good TO
stop of at Washington, thus afford
ing an opportunity to visit the nu-
merous public buildings, which are
open to visitors free of charge, and to
take trip down the Potomac to Mt.
Vernon, the tomb Of Washington, as
we'll as to visit other places of In
terest in and near Washington.
For rates and time of trains consult
orNnanIaI to hla.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
An Electric Carriage.

\ dispatch from Boston to the New
York Recorder says: \ Boston inventor
has been trying an electric carriage
upon the roads in the suburbs FOR sew
eral week, and those who have seen
and travelled in it pronounced it a
great success.
1t is stylish, two seated vehicle,
and the motor and its gearing upon
the front axle are so compact that
their presence would hardly be OBJ
served until search is made for the
propelling power. The storage bat
terv is slowed out of sight completely
under the back seat. There is nothing
about the whole outfit in any way
different in appearance-thirty feet
away-from that of gentleman or
binary family turnout, except the alb
sence of horses. No buzzing sound
or noise OF any kind attends the work
ng of the motor and gearing, which
are Il marvel of ingenuity in their COM
pactness and efficiency. The storage
battery is also the latest Improvement
in that line, being very light and re-
curing no liquid beyond that alb
served in the blotting paper-like sub
stance between the plates.
About sixty cents worth Of electric
ity, taken aboard in an hour and
a-half, makes the invisible horses of
this carriage ready for sixty miles OF
work, either ten miles an hour for six
hours or six miles an hour for ten
hours, as taste and circumstances may
dictate. The whole addition to the
weigh of the ordinary carriage by the
attachment of these electrical fur
nishings is not above 1000 pounds
The outfit costs per carriage from $500
to $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
Words of Warming.

United States Senator John II. Nor
gan has addressed letter to the
Democrats of Alabama in which he
warns them of the third party move
ment and urges them to remain firm
in the Democratic faith. Mr.. Morgan
declares that every vote cast for
the band of seceders from the Demo
cratic party will be counted as an in
vitation to force bill legislation, no
matter how the voters may intend it. -"
While intended more particularly for
the Democrats of Alabama, Mr. Nor
gan's earnest warning may be studied
with equal benefit in other Southern
States where the third party move
ment has gained strength. The place
now for every man claiming to be a
Democrat is in the Democratic ranks,
under the banner of Cleveland, Stew
enson and tariff reform.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
COMMUNICATED.

EDITOR REGISTER Within the
old Episcopal graveyard of your
town the remains of my grandparents
and other rela tives have been given
last resting place. | therefore feel II
deep interest in everything that con-
Germs that sacred enclosure. Upon
one of nv now rare visits there the
neglected condition of the old burial
ground caused deep sadness and sur
prise. The wall was broken down in
different places and the graves over
grown with weeds and briars. This
condition was bad enough, but when
| read in your last issue that an at
tempt had been made to complete the
work Of desecration by giving away
the remaining stones of the walls,
thus making the yard public pas
turare for town stock and other
trespasses, my sorrow gave way to IN
dignation. Such act showed a Ia
inevitable lack Of consideration for
the feelings of those who have loved
ones buried there. | was gratitied,
however, 10 read that the church au-
thorities had prevented this attempt
ed injustice to the living ard. robbery
of the dead. 1t is to be hoped their eff
forts will not stop here, but will go
on. have the walls repaired and the
yard put into condition worthy of
those who sleep therein and credita-
bic to those who honor their memory.
If .he church is not able to do this,
| doubt not that those who have
friends buried there will gladly assist
in the good work. am ready to do
so to the extent of my limited ability.
J. b. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
VIM. L. Wilson Renominated for Congress.

Hon. William l.. Wilson, the brilliant
tariff reform leader, on Tuesday was
nominated by the Democrats of this
the Second Congressional district of
West Virginia, at Grafton, for the
sixth consecutive time. His first cleo
ton was in 1882, when he was opposed
bv Hon. John w. Mason, the present
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
whom he defeated by the small ma
iority OF ten. In 1890 he defeated
GEORGE Harmon, of Grant county, by
over 2, 900 majority. The convention
was the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in the district. Hon. }.
Hopewood. of the Compression com
mittee, called the convention TO order.
William q. Brown, of Preston county,
was made chairman, and &. w. Boyer,
editor of the Martinsburg Statesman,
secretary. The Chicago platform was
Endorsed, and resolutions indorsing
MIR. Wilson's course in Congress We're
adopted. Hon. b. X. Butcher, Of Ran
dolph county, eX-superintendent OF
public schools, was nominated as die
trict elector. After vigorous nomi-
mating speech by Hon. }. Hopewood
the nomination of Mr.. Wilson was
made by reclamation. The nominee
was escorted TO the hall by u commit
tee, and addressed the convention in
a short, but eloquent speech. ). w.
Walker, of Berkeley, was elected
chairman of the Congressional COM
mittee for two years. ALI the most
prominent politicians of the district
were present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
COMMUNICATED.
TRAP SHOOTING TOURNAMENT


The Shepherdstown Rod and Gun
Club will give its maiden shoot on
Wednesday, August Sd. The best
gun clubs from Virginia, Maryland,
Pennsylvania, District of Columbia and
this State have been invited. About
$3.50 in prizes will be shot off. Among
them we notice a large, handsome
music box. 1t was bought by Mr.. J
d. Billmyer, one of our enterprising
merchants, in New York, especially
for this shoot. The case is mahogany,
inaid with silver Its value is $50.
1t is grand instrument. Lucky
the man who wins it. We also notice
barrel Of best roller flour by Rey-
nolds & Co. | would like to have it,
but their second or third grade has
always been good enough for me. L
think they call it Snowball-an APP
propriate name. | have seen the
bread. DIR. J. q. Gibson, the old
sportsman, is always in it. He offers
a fine fly rod-full brother to the one
he uses, and he always rakes 'eni. l
would almost as soon have it rs the
corn planter offered by Lee u Dan
drige, Steve says ''it is non-swsating,
and if you don't work fast, even in
July, you get chilly" The lifting
jack offered by WysonG i Schoppert
is a splendid thing. Jake says he has
easily lifted the heavy end OF trac-
ton engine with one hand. The sill
YER cup offered by G. X. Lewis, the
jeweler, is beautiful and will be holly
contested for. The pair Of English
beagle hounds (sired by celebrated
Punch), will cause many shots to be
fired. Theyare magnificent specimens
and ready for the trail. Among other
things we notice watches, wagons,
table covers, lap spreads, umbrellas,
lamps, driving whips, gloves, dress
shirts, hats, tobacco, cigars mot the
kind that Jim and Sandy smoke, but
good ones, etc.
The shooting will be done under
the American Association rules-over
five traps, rapid fire system, at blue
rock targets. Shooters may hold
their guns in any position. All ties
miss and out Semi-eXperts and eX-
perts handicapped, former go per
cent mem know traps and unknown
angles, latter 600 per cent mem un-
known traps and angles.
Plenty ofammunition for sale on the
grounds, also refreshments, pea
nuts la Cooney style.
Everybody welcome. No betting
allowed on the grounds.