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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20

'sVNHE WILTSHIRE"
Ocean end Of Virginia ave.,
Atlantic City.
Fine ocean view from bay-windOw rooms
my2-2m T. L. CHANDLER CO.
VERMONT HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, YER
mont ave., near the ocean; opens June 1 4; first
class in every respect.
je10-2m J. TREEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20

E'OR SALE-PRICE ONLY s. 500 FOR THIS COM
II + irtahle hoIse good paying Investment will
for $50 month. h-irk. 9 and bath; in
rst-class repair location 18th St n. New York
DAVID ID. STONE,
SOS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20

DOR sAIE-FINK THREE-SroRY pwgILyNS
on north side Rhode Island ave. between 18th and
1dh sts : charming neizLborboo1, price. S2O coo
All 70 b. H WARNER * CO.
Fxt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
VELOCITY. w Rzymie Zano

81 sic ma og6lny strsjk wszystkich
r%obotnikow. u roznych stron
kraiu nazbi"galo sic wielu robot
nikow dc Rzymu. CT ulc majac
roboty walesall sic 20 miescie i
podburzali inny CHI. Miasto jest
.iak W oblezeniu; wojSko i policya
czuwa pc wszystkich placach.
Je&el! do strejku przyJdzie, to
pewnic krcw poptynic. Rad
.resz,a stara sic, ably przvnaj-
mniej pewuej czescl robotnik6w
dac robote. 4 innych stron
Wtoch tez stychac o zaburzeniach.
Kolo Wenecyi zrobili ch1opi "a.
bur*enie q powodu podatkow, q
egzekutorow, co pc podatki przysz,
II, pobilr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
co ShYCHAG.

FRANCYA. OJclec sw.
wyda1 plsma do w%szystklrh
katolikow francuskich. Paple2
ubolewa W MEM nalprzod mad
tenn, Re ty1u MEOW katol'c-
kich we Francy' laczy sic Z
wrogaml Kosclofa sw., ably
przesiadowac. Prawdzlw ka
toflcy ME pow1nnl tego cay
MIC. Katollcy powlnnl uznac
republiKanski Rad we Fran
f:ancyi 1ako Rad prawy |
nle powlnni czYnic niczego,
CODY da4ylo do obalenia
rzadu. Go innego ]ednak Jest
z prawaml, jake sejm fran
cuski wydaje. Przeciw zfym
prawom, a mianow1cle taklm,
co W Kosciol b]a, powsnm
wszyscy katolicy mocno wys-
tapic i starac sic wszelkimi
prawyml srodkami O to, i2by
prawa ME n~aduzywano Go
2fych rzeczy, n. p. do przes-
/ Iadowania Ko5cioia swietego
| Duchowienstwa. To pismo
papieskie sprawlfo wielkie
wra2enie ma wszystkich
Francuzow i mole bye, lie
Rad francuski zaniecha teraz
kulturkamfu, kt6y mial ochote
ma dobre zacza6.
IEMlEC
KI. Ukohczy}y sic obrady
mad sprawl sad6w woisko-
wych i przes'adowania &olnle
rzy, Znana jest rzeczq, le
podoficero vie dopuszczajq SIC
nleraz okruclenstw lad zoi-
nierzaml, bi)ac lch W rozmmt>
spos6b i przeiladujac. W
prawle stol wprawdzle, De laI,
kt0ry &oin,erz czuje Sc
pokrzywdzonym, to sic uska
Rye mole, lec2 2oinicr2e :
tego prawa ME kor2ystall
obawiajqc SIC, be gdy s'(
uskar2R to podortcer bedzIe
sic no Mich m6cil IA to. Wszys.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

MISUNDERSTANDING twierci sekcy'
7, gminy FOL, range 81 i dystrykt
No. lO2.
Ma wniosek odlozono posledze-
ME Radv ma sobote o godzlnle 10
Pred potudniem.
ObrudY 10 sobotq 5 Marca 1872.
Zgodzano sic ma zap}ate ma
stepujqcych rachunkdw z funduszu
powiatowego.
S. Braley, naleznoscl szeryfa po.
zywnosG ola wieznl S1l9.3o
J. Is. Bambenek, naleznoScl ko-
misarza 900
j. II. Jenkins 900
j. Kramer, nalcznoscl komlsarza
i milowe 1900
J. H. Perry 1900
j. L. Finch 1892
Il tunduSzu u6og1ch.
J. Is. Bambenek towary ola fanny
uboglch s|S.4l
Ma wniosek przyieto kaucye
urzedow2 P. John Joung, radzor-
cy farnoy ubogich. W sumle $1,000
Przyjeto petycya nowy
szkolny dystrykt czeSci szkolnych
d%ystrykt6w No. As No. so, W
zgodnosci z kap. 26, praw gene
ralnych z roku 1891, podplsan2
przez p. Frank Neumann lnnych,
Scislejsze obrady mad to petvcya
odbeda sic d. 6 Maia 1892, o 2giei
pc po}udnlu.
Ma wnlosek odfozono posiedzeme
Rady ma czwartek 10 Marca 1892
o 2glel 20 po4udniu.
O6rady u cz,rartek 10 Marco
1892.
Rada zebra}a sic Jak ustano-
wionem byfo. Komisarze Kramer
l Finch ME byll obecnyml.
Wzgledem uiormowania MOVIE
go szkolnego dystryktu No. iO2
podzia1u pieniedzy szkolnego dys.
tryktu No. lO5, uradzono, by pc
dzieliG sumo S367.S7, kt6ra w GA
sic formowanla dystryktu No. 10:
by}a PREY reku, tax, zeby dystryk'
No. los odebra1 S19S. 90, q dys-
trykt No. l02 sss19S 81, zebl
dystrykt No. l05 odebra} mate
rYa} l drzewo, zna]duj ace sic IA
grnucle szkolnego budynku, "a
to zapfacit, ktory to podziaf Rada
uzna}a "a sprawiedliwy do
bry.l
Ma wnlosek o%droczyfo sic
posiedzen'e Rady ma czas nleo-
granlczony.
J. II. PERRY, przewodnlczacy
powiatowych komisarzy.
Attest: JAS. O'BRIEN. auditor po-
wiatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

tolikiem, ale takim, ze Bo&e zmi
hui Sic! z lberaiemi ciagIo trzyma,
Liberation schIcbla, Il katolikow
mafo sobie Way. WielSsza Geese
BrigiJczykow wolataby, ably repu-
bike zaprowadzic, niz apy krol
taka wiadzc Mat mice W reku.
Gazcty nawo1ui2 krola, ably sic
ne up'eraf. Z ogniem ME igraf.
Zcby cznsem tronu Mo stracif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
PkACCIE IA
Plek1o "a. swieto-
kradzkie s%powledzi.

K "a SWleCO-
kradzkie %spowledzi.
Uczony Arcyb skup florencki
sw. Antonin, opowiada W pismach
swo1ch O strasznem zdarzeniu,
kt6re zaszlo W pofowie 15.go VIE
ku przerazlfo Gale Wfochy:
,,Pewien m4odzieniec z bardzo
dobrej rodzinY, ktory W l6. cry
l7-tym roku zycla zataif pewien
grzech smiertelnl M spowiedzl /
pomimo ttgo przyjaf Komunia Sw.
odk}adaE cd tygo mia do tygodnla
cd mies7lca do mleslaca wyznanle
tego swietokradzk1ego czynu
nikczemn.j bojaznl ~odprAwia} da-
lei spowledzi i przystepowa} do
Sakramentow IS. Dreczony wyrzu-
tami sumienia, stara4 sic )e uspo-
koiG W ten sposob. re zada} sobie
sam na]ostrze7sza pokute TAX, il
uwazt,yo go prawle "a Swietego.
Ale vi. %poprzesta1 ma tenn i VISTA
do ,sztoru. ,,Tu przynaj mnle1
= myslaf sobie, wyznam
wszystko o%dpokutuie "a okropne
grzechy moje.' Ale ma messages
Gle prze}ozonl jego, kt6rzy go zna~
Ii z nazwlska, przyjeli go jake
Swletego - a fa}szYwY wstyd
przemogf / tym razem. Od@ozyt
zn6w wyznan;e swych grzech6w ma
p6znlei i W tym smutnYm stanle
up}yna} mu rok iedeS potem, dru-
81 trzeci. Nareszcle zachorowaf
smiertelnle i zamierza} wyznaG juz
wszystko tym razem.
MIN umre = myslat sobie
= odprawle spow1edz z ca}ego
zycla." Lecz milosc w}asna i wstyd
~fa}szywy przemog}y zn6w mad
skrucha; wyznanle %grzech6w by}o
TAX nieiasne, re spowiednik ME
m6gf sic domyslec, o co wiasciwle
chodzi. [ on sam ME by4 z tego
zadowolony i zamierza} wyspowia-
daG sic lepiej ma drugi dzien; lecz
nagle nicszczesny ten cz}owlek
utracit przytomnosc i zcszedf re
swiata tym stanle.
" kIastorze, gdzie sic tegn
wcale ME domy slano, mowil' ia
konnlcy DO slebie: ,,Jeze,l ten ME
Jest W nlebie, to chyba laden
ms IAN sic ME dostanle."
O clafo lego pocierano krzyze
r6zance, medaleki it'd. - Zw1oki
lego zanieslono z wielka czc'a do
kosclota klasztornego i zostawlono
ma cnorze do druglego dnia, W
ktor;m m al sic odbyc pogrzeb.
Ma kr6tki czas pred rozpo-
czeciem n~abozenstwa za}obnego,
zobaczyE jeden braci, kt6ry
przyszed} dzwonlt, %zmarlego obok
siebie pred oltarzem, otoczonego
ognistem1 1ancuchami = a GAIA
postaG lego zdawa}a sic gorzec W
ognlu. Przestraszony brat upad1
ma kolana, Z oczami zwroceneml
ma to okropne ziawlsko.
w tenn p%oteplenlec ten pre-
mowi1 do niego::
= Me m0dlcie sic 70 mnie
gdyz ]estem pickle i pozostan(
W MEM M wlekl!
| opowiedzia} ~nieszczesnq hi
storya zataienu grzechu Smier-
tclncgo, o wstydzIc laiszywym i
nlokrotncm Swietokradztwlc; pc,
czcm %zniknNi, pozostawlwszy "
koscielc strnsznQ, ~oirnzajaca Smro
diva won, ktdra sic roHcSzla Pc
cuiym MlsAtorIe jak gdyby dla 20
twicrdzcnin tcgo wsHystklcgo &C
brat ow wldziai ! siys~at.
i'rzolozoni dowiod2iawszy slr
0 tenn, usunpII trupa tc2o hwleto'
| krad2cy y koscloln odm6will IN
pogrzebu chrzccIahskiego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24

pos}owle dopominali sic
p,zeto u rzadu, azeby owe
paraguay tax 2mlenlono, 'zoy
2ofnierze ]atwlel sic mogl'
uskarzy6 IA niesprawiedliwych
l nlel'tosci wYch podoflcerow
l a2eby podof.cerowie z{osol
swej ma zolnlerzach, co lch
oskarza, ME mogll w%ywlerac.
Przyjety ten wniosek, ably
sadly woj~kowe odbywa'y sic
publlcznle.
ROSYA, Rad zamowll
nedawno temu $50 wngonow
max; o. francuskiego kupca
Dreyfusa, kto:y Jest zydem.
Mqka ia miaia bye Ola g}od.
nych. Ow aydowskl kuplec
dostarczyl owej maxi, ale Ia
k,ej, ze w kazdym wagonie
by}o s czesci piasku i roz-
ma,tych innych smiecl, a 2
czescl maxi. To ws2ystko
byio zmleszane m'a1o bye
mqka ala glodnych. Jakls
uczc'wy urednik ;ednak
spostrzegi oszustwo donlosl
wy2e). Zastepce owego
Drcliusa arestowano, a make
mu oddadza. Zyd 6w ciagnie
wldocznie zysK, z kogo. gdz'e
i jak mole, ME pyta1ac. czy
sic ten zysK sum,enlem zga-
dza. Owa maka miafa zawle-
rae wedIe innych wladulnosc
navel truclzne. Ktoby byi
chleb z tel MAXI z]ad}, mu
sialby byl umrzec z powodu
trucl1ny. OAropna sprawl!
NIektore gazetY p:sza, ze
ur2ednicy trancuzcy lez palce
W me- maczaIi. Ola glodnych
przeznac2yI RAD znowu 90
milionon rubl! i ~upovazn{
ks ecia Golcyna. ably lechat
do okoljc, g|odem naw,edzo
nYch c2uHaf mad rozdz;ele-
mem tYch plenledzy. " GU
bernil ToboIsklej na b>G
najgorze], tyfus gfodowi
dzlesiatkuje tam mleszkan
COW.
SERBIA. Davn,ejszv kr6l
serbsx', Milan, sprawiE juz
swe1 o]czyznin lyle hanby, re
rzadowl serosNlemu sic to
wreszcle sprzykrzy}o i wczwaf
kr6la, aaebY sic zrzeK} wszel-
klch praw, przys1ugulacych
cztonkowl rodziny Kroiewsk'ej.
Milan uczyn1} TO ! zobowiazaf
sic, De JUL wcale do Serbn
ME chce powr6clG. Jak ten
czlcwiek jeszcze skohczy? Gdy-
by dzielnl jego przodkowle
co wprawdz1e z poczatku pas
terzami wieprzow hyll, ale
.nimo to wlelkimi bochatera
mi, q W koncu ksiazetaml,
m6gll ieszcze czuG, toby sic
pewnie W groble ruszyll ze
wstydu mad TAX megodnym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
8BRkBY KBMkSkRzY
H.

Obrody mzedoue Rady Po-
wiatowej ma "adzvyczajne .po'
sledzen1u u Marcn.
Rada powiatowych komlsarzy z
powiatw Winona sszebra}a SIG "
swo]ej hall W gmachu powlatow
ma nadzwyczaJne posiedzen'e' we
czwartek dina 3 Marca 1892.
Wszyscy c%ztonkowle obecnl
zgdzono sic ma zaptacenle naste'
puiacych rachunk6w 2 tunduszu
powlatowego..
D. Sinclair Pub. Go ksl2zkl |
rohota drukarska $24O.66
Herald Printing Co., rzeczY dru-
lorsk,o 25O.9O
Westllcher Herald, r.eczy drukar-
SKIS lZo'oo
ST. Charts Union 1915
St. Charles Times 1882
w. S. Booth, blankletY ola sadu
opiekunczego o.oo
D.. Fakler, Sekretarz powiatoTy,
porto 4.lo
S. E. Cotton, naleznosci sedllego
pokoju lo.oo
McNie & Co., materya} do pisa
MIA 1902
J. w. stowall, obiadY ola przy-
sieg}ych -
Laird Norton q Co., drzewo ola
sadn 1888
E. S. Elmer, towary ola sadu $50
Jno Chapieski, robota W sadie
1900
M. Toye, reparacya W sadzle 20.O1
Wilmot & Bither, rcparacya gu
mowyeh pleczecl Low
A.. Braley, porto IT'D. DO
W. M. Kreuger drzewo ola we
zlenia lo.oo
J, Hardness $50
M. Toye, reparacya W wiezleniu
3.25
L. Bates, reparacya krzese} vie.
zianiu so
Z tfunduszu uboglch.
Morell Il Son, OWES Ola Fanny
ubop,ch S21.2O
E. r. Scherer towary l2.17
Landon & Roberts, towary
4.55
Jas O'Brlen koszta p~ogrzebowe
Frank Gasset, ubogiego majtka
$500
N. H.. Morcer, szczepanle drzewa
ola fanny ubogich lO.0O
Kaucya ma wYszynk p. Mike Ell
ringer W sumie $4,000 przyJeto "a
wn1osklem i dano mu license.
Pan ]. B. Rivers z Rolling
stone uwladomi1 Rade, re sumo
$1o,65, kt6ra otrzymaf cd komisa-
RIA Kramer jako wsparcle ola p.
Rock, wp1aci napowr6t do skarb-
ca pow1atu, gdyz o. Rock opuscl-
Ia powiat.
Ma wnlosek od}ozono posle-
dzenie Rady ma pl2tek 10 godz.
pred po}udniem.
Obrady 10 Paqtek 4 Marca 1892
Zgodzono sic ma zap}acenle
nastepujqcych rachunkow z fun
duszu powiatowego.
Wiarus, roboty drukarskle s15.25
Jas O'Brien porto 2.O9
III. L. Buck, porto 3.OS
j. M. Sheardown, naleznoscl kler-
ka sadowego 1880
N. W. Telephon Elk. Co., dzierza-
wa telefonu W wlezleniu 1900
Z funduszu ubogich.
C. Heintz & Bros, towary ola
fanny ubogich $500
Henry Wells, drzewo 1000
Jno Johnson, 5000
Jas Morgan $500
Z funduszu Mcznego . mosto.
WeqO.
E. B. Hnffmann & And, robota
prey ullcach W l Dist. $500
Adam Bohn, rohota PREY ulicach
W l Dist. 1.5C
PrzYieto nastepujace kaucye
ma wyszyn6 w sumie $1,000 da-
no license nastepuJacym:
Henry A. Neumann Village Utica.
Samuel Miller, Village Minnesota
City
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-24
WE FRANCYI luz mieli

WE FRANCYl ,juz m;eli
i5c miristrow1e ma odstawke.
Zaszto bowiem W sejmie, GO mas
tepuje: Jeden poscf stawi} wnio-
SEX; ably coprqdzeJ wydaG rcawo
ma biskup6w i ksiezy, kt6rzy SIC
rzadowi sprzcciwlaja. Prczes MI
nistrow prosli postow, ally r/qdu
do muru ME przypieraIi. Rad
ME chce tymczasom od}achyc
Koscio}a Cd rahstwa. Wezwa! tel
pos!ow, gdy ~giosowull mad tenn.
czy Rad ma dalej taxa pohtyke
prowadziG, juk dotad prowadzii,
czy ME. Prey gtosowaniu staneia
wiekszosc przecjw obecnej poIlty-
CO. Tedy mlnistrowio sic obrazili,
q prezcs ich W imicniu wszystkich
podnt sic do dymisyi. Choc ow mi
mister tax delikatnic mowlf, ME
trzeba mysiec, jakoby on Koscio-
fowl dobrze zvczyf. Onby tez
chetnlo Z katollkaml Wake Ia
czat, ale sic ohawia, Dc przegra,
Ola tcgo talk ostro&nie d~elikstnie
gudai.
w BELGII panujc wiolkie
w~zburzcn;o W c"iym knju, Il
wiclkle zan'cpokojonio miedzy
kntolikami.
w tym kraju fnndamentalno czyli
konstytucyjno pra"a majl zostnt
roaszorzonc Ir6l chcc mice
tukn wladza, ID kaEdo prawo
ztamn6 moAe, gdy lud IN to prey.
stunie. KutoIlcy obawinja siq, u
krol &ada lego prawa glownlo
ably pd&nieJ hntoIickioj sp'awic
szkodzid. DO ohod on teE Jest k
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

In Toxic. the capital Of Japan. there
exists a gigantic statue of woman,
made of wood and plaster and dedicated
to Hachiman. the god of war. In height
it measures tifty-four feet; the head
alone. which is reached by winding
stairway in the interior of the figure.
being large enough to comfortably hold
twenty persons. The figure holds a
huge wooden sword in one hand (the
blade of the weapon being twenty
feet long, and a ball twelve feet in
diameter in the other.
Internally the figure is fitted up with
an extraordinary anatomical arrange
ment, supposed to represent the differ
ent portions of the brain. A fine view
Of the country is obtained by looking
through one of the eyes of the statue
London Tit-Bits.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

A cipher dispatch is simply dis
patch IN cipher. and cipher is sim
ply an arrangement between two or
more persons by which certain
agreed upon words or signs are used
instead of the real words. There are
thousands of ciphers in use; practi-
cally every business house has its
own cipher; every department of
the government has its cipher, of
more or less intricacy; and many
private persons have ciphers. There
are two or three cipher makers in
IN this city. An ordinary CONNER
cial cipher will make book of 500
pages or more New York sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

George Cole, ~ Fairhavan, Wash,
who has bad charge of a Port Townsend
southern party OF engineers for some
time past, was In the city the other day,
and talked freely OF the experiences the
"boys" had had with big game in that
wild region. One Of the stories which
he relates IL as follows;
"During the summer we had a net
bear-one that we caught when II was
only few weeks old, and kept until II
got 10 be nuisance We had trained
1t down TO fine point. You have heard
Of the educated hog that could readi
Well, Ruby couldn't do that exactly, but
he could play cards, and when it came
TO bluff at poker he simply couldn't be
beaten. He was sublime.
"rve seen him when there was pot Of
fifty or more Jumps of sugar-we al
ways played for sugar when Ruby was
in it-bluf the entire gang and rake in
the stakes when it proved he had moth.
ing better than pair Of twos. No, he
couldn't talk; but he'd wag his head il
he wanted to pass, and his eye stood
him in good stead when it came TO any.
thing else. Wonderful eye had Ruby,
and / don't suppose we would have
killed him il we hadn't caught him one
day, after he had won nearly all the
sugar in the outfit, scratching his ear
and pulling out an extra ace from one OF
the big wrinkles in his neck. Alas, poor
Ruby! He was thoroughbred, but too
smart for this country, and we had part
of him for dinner that day. Forest and
| Strea,n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31
FuiGiin,ent OF n Dream.

The persons who place any reliance IL
the prophetic qualities Of dreams, an ar
gument in support Of their theory may
be deduced from an incident that oc
CURED some time before the escape Of
two prisoners from the Riverside peni.
Tertiary.
The best known man Of the pair, Paddy
McGraw, has married sister living ir
the hill district. Abont two weeks be
fore McGraw made the perilous descent
to liberty DER the prison walls she
dreamed one night that her brother had
made his escape much in the same way
that it actually occurred.
She told several neighbors about it the
next day, who can vouch for the &C
curacy OF these statements. While she
had the sympathy OF sister for q
brother. when she awoke to the reality
she had 10 content herself with the
knowledge that Paddy's checkered ca
reer was Mt an end for the time being
and that while they knew where he was,
they also knew he was away from the
reach Of all evil.
When the news of the escape becam.
generally known the above circumstance
was freely recalled, and dozens OF people
are now familiar with the story in the
locality Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31
Enriand.s Fruit. In the Middle Ages.

1t is curious fact that in the Middle
Ages England was horticulturally much
behind the continent OF Europe. In
Chaucer's time the English larder wa
very meagerly supplied with vegetables,
and but indifferently with fruits. Onions
leeks, nettles, peas and mustard were the
only articles that then figured in tin
short catalogue OF English vegetable
supplies. Thee is no trace Of the exist
ence Of cabbage in England at this
period. In the contemporary accounts
OF orchards there is no allusion to plums,
only once TO damsons. The pears were
poor. but the apples were good. It Isl ues
tionable whether cherries, raspberrie
and strawberries had crossed the Chan
mel.
The cherry gardens Of Kent were first
planted by servant of Henry VIII. Be
fore the close of the Sixteenth century,
the turnip had reached England; so had
the cauliflower and the ounce, for both
are mentioned by Gerarde in his "Her.
bal" Carrots, when Gerarde wrote
were still foreign vegetable. though
their naturalization in England was noA
far off. In 1912 we hear Of the peach
the almond and the tilbcrt among III
products Of an English orchard, and
1920 the apricot was transplanted fron
Morocco. York Ledger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31
The Record Of Pigeon Flights.

Major Allatt warns us against some
stories regarding long flights by trained
pigeons which have been put forth ON
high authority. IL was at his sugges-
ton that an apocryphal tale of pigeons
sent out TO and returning from the arctic
regions, which has even been imposed
upon Yarrell, was eXpunged from the
last edition of that writer's British
Birds An equally false account Of a
pigeon flying 1880 miles in America is
also extant
Major Allatt believes the greatest dis
lance pigeons have flown Of which we
have any accurate record is in the races
which have taken place two or three
times from Rome To Belgium, a distance
Of between 500 and 9cO miles. But in
every one Of these cases s very large
proportion Of birds have been lost
London News
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

Some of the down town streets are
particularly rich in figure signs.
Warren, Murray. Frankfort and
other streets in that vicinity are
filled with gilt coffeepots, saddles,
guns, pipes and many other objects.
One Warren street dealer in cutlery
has set up a huge knife and fork
over his door ON one side and an
equally large razor ON the other,
while ON Frankfort street a rocket
of enormous dimensions conjures up
visions of the Glorious Fourth A
figure of Peter Stuyvesant is set up
by one insurance company, Phoenix
rising from the flames symbolizes an
other. while a third is well repre-
sented by globe half sunk into
a lettered sign board. New York
Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31
Too Much OF a Good Thing.

A French paper relates that Baron de
Lutz. late prime minister of the king of
ing all his actions in mystery Having
seriously hurt both his legs ON one occa-
sion. he consulted separate doctor for
each Of his injured limbs The one who
treated the right leg was totally nm
aware that fellow practitioner had
been called in for the left one. and vice
versa.
just fancy that. instead of his two legs.
each Of his ten toes Ind been diseased
Why, it would have taken fortune to
pay the bills of ten doctors.-La SETH
mana.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

of the Jewish vacations there are,
first, the Sahbatical institutions Of the
Old Testament, viz, the weekly Sab
bath, the seventh new moon or Feast Of
trumpets, the Sabbatical year and the
year of jubilee. Besides these there
Were the great feasts, Passover, Pente-
cost and Tabernacles, together with the
two Of later times-Purim and that of
the Dedication. The time spent in these
observances required frequent aud in
some cases protracted suspension of la
Dor.
To the Jews living in the remote dis
tricts Of Palestine, particularly the pill
grimages TO and from Jerusalem, to-
gether with the time spent i'll the actual
celebration of the feasts. which in the
case of the Passover and Tabernacles
was each eight days, meant an amount
of migratory recreation and rest from
the ordinary occupations of life year by
year greater proportionately than that
obtained in the vacation of these days.
New York independent,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31
Thr l1u,lt.h P.r.on-

A sick man sent for the nearest spirit
ual adviser. Ii So happened that the
minister was new fledgling Just emer-
ging from the seminary lie was dndish
in the extreme. His coat was cut in
true clerical style. and his face bore the
expression of affected literary culture.
Going TO the poor mans house he sat ON
the edge of n chair. toying with his hat
aud stroking his downy mustache. Said
he 10 the diving man, after a long spell Of
silence painful to all;
what induced you to send for me-"
''You will have 20 speak louder, faint
IL replied the sufferer; I'm dull Of hear
ing.
What induced yon to send for me-
reiterated the clergyman.
"No use. can't hear. What does ne saw,
Marry turning 10 his wife.
And then IN a loud, shrill and stento-
rian voice the woman replied:
He SAYS what IN the deuce did you
send for him for. Insurance Journal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31
nllllen. sp.n. for Chewing Gnm.

Drop a penny in the slot, and ont
comes tiny bit of chewing gum neatly
wrapped IN colorei paper. Are You
hungry or thirsty Then treat yourself
10 this one cent lunch OF drink and he
happy.
A penny for a stick Of gum is small
item. but the 10000. 900 pennies spent
every month make a pretty big item.
Think Of g., 500. 900 for chewing gum.
That is what Americans pay every year.
Think OF one city using 1000 boxes a
day, each box containing 100 sticks.
That is what New Workers consume
every twenty-four hours. II Is no ex-
aggcration to place the output Of chew
ing gum in the United States at $500
600 pounds per annun, representing q
total value Of o. SOC, goo. = Pittshuxx
Rallelin