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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
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These figure represent III" number
of haitl.'s of Dr. Kings New Diseav
cry far Consumption and Coughs an,l
Colds. which were sold in the taiirsi
States from March, 81, Ia March ~
Two million, tive hundred and twenty.
eight tho,Isand. six hundred AMI sev.
enty.twu bottles sold IN one year. antl
each aud every bottle WAS add an "A
positive guarantee that the money
would lie refunded il saiisf 'ct"fy n.
suits did not follow IL, u,e. The secret
OF its success il plain. II never dis.
appoints and eau always be de .'ende,l
un rs thu very bert retu.lv fnr 4. ngh-t
colds. etc. Piirr zoe aud Slo0 Al
Dr.. Brarhy'S drug an drpariin't store,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

Gov. Mcconnell has named MAY
9th TO be observed as AFbor day.
In his proclamation the Governor
SAYS: ut is especially recommend
ed that the trustees and teachers Of
the various schools throughout the
state, each district for itself, adopt
some appropriate exercises and
devote portion Of the day to the
planting of trees with a view Of
beautifying their grounds and max
ing the same attractive"
A big cyclone passed through
Kansas. Missouri, Mississippi and
Arkansas, doing immence damage
on the 18th instant. The same day
the city Of Ypsilanti, Mich, was
almost swept from the face Of the
t earth bv a tornado.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
@. o. p. CIRCUMSTANCES.

Scandals involving the officials oi
the late Republican administration are
coming to the surface with alarming
frequency these days. One that Il al
most embarrassing because Of the
nearness Of those concerned therein 70
* President Harrison, is that I'M
earthrd by Secretaries Gresham and
Carlisle, relating TO the manner in
which ex Secretary Of State Foster Is
sauandering government money on
a lot OF iavorites, nil on government
nav rolls, that he has taken on a junk
citing Tip to Paris, ostensibly to aid
him in the Behring Sea arbitration.
As specimens of this pleasure party
these two will suffice, giving fair idea
of the whole business: Major Haiiord
was made paymaster in the army ut a
salary of $500 IA year rs reward fo'
his services as Mr.. Harrison's private
secretary, and was ordered to Paris Il
remain during the arbitration, although
no one could see the necessity Tor al
army paymaster there. MIR. Foster
who is United States agent, at con
pensatinn named by himself while See
rotary of State, wished the Major
have a good time, so he ordered tn
he should be allowed from the Sta
department funds $l5 day for e
penses. J. Stanley Brown, who W
Garield's private secretary, draws '
day MS regular employe OF !,
State departme but having order
him To- Paris, Mr.. Fos'er directed IL
he, also, should receive $l5 day
expenses, in addition to his regu
salary. There are number OF 9TH
treated equally as literally. Anotl
scandal exists in the weather bure
aud Secretary Morton is now inve
eating charges Of general cussedn
against some of hs most promia
officials that are certain TO result
number OF dismissals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

The Republican U. 5. Marshal oi
Utah is making himself extremely
officious and bnoxious by his arbitrary
actions in the contest between the
Bullion Beck mine owners and the
Miners Union, at Eureka, Utah. The
mine owners struck for reduction ot
wages. The union men quit work.
The mine owners got mad and hired
other men. Here the matter would
have ended. hut the cheap men proved
incompetent and costly. So 10 create
unilic opinion in their favor the
comp ny called upon the Y. ;. Mr..
shall Ia protect their property aud
"scahs," which were in 40 mere dan
ger than sucking pup from III
mnhrr. The Marshal and a Hang !"
tnughs now patr"le the quiet streets o
Eureka. The miners have made NJ
threats or demonstration whatever
They have conducted themselves n
rad citizens while the deputy mar
shals and mine owners have moi
president Cleveland will do well tai n
move such nuimrats ~ Benton Iron
office without d,lay.-Ketchum Key
clone
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15


Pap" said August KunnecEe,
"vh..t kind uf a tamn country hat
YOU got here? In mein country
when we gets into droubles we GO to
LAWYER What understands dhe law,
and dhe madden is seddled. In
dhis tam country when n man gets
into droubles he goes To "A law
yer what understands dhe law, and
to n schudge What understands dhe
law, and dhev, instead uf SeddI;ng
dhe madden according 10 dhe law
and dhe evidence, call ON dwelvc
shack asses dhat don't know one
tamn dining about dhe law to say
What idt is.
Sandwich Island papers bring
news Of the assassination IN Homo
lulu, short time ago, of ID. J..
Huntsman. son of Mrs. Anna Johns
of this city, and formerly photog-
rapher here. He has been practic'
ing Law in Honolulu. but assumed
editorship of paper aid attacked
the revolutionary government lie
was probably nssassinated for polit-
zeal reasons. He was about thirty
wears old HALEY News Miner.
Now that the courts have declar-
ed hovcotting unlawful it is hoped
that they will turn their attention
to the system Of laws under which
combinations of capital TO control
the prices of products and the rates
of wages are maintained. Labor
strikes are declared to be an unlaw'
full restraint upon trade. But what
shall be said of combination OF
employers To limit production e
the end that prices shall be advanc
ed and lahor's share at the same
time reduced2 l. il more difficult
10 find law to control trusts thal
serve to restrain trade than to FIND
law from adapting measures whict
NAV re ut in restraint Of trade
or has one kind OF law been NOR
industriously searched for han tn
other?
sHrL,H,s SITAIIgER is what yol
need Tor Dyspepsia, Torpid LAYER, hrl
Inv skin pr Kidney trouble II
l guaranteed Ia give you satisfaction
: Pricr T5c. Sold 10y DIR Bearhy.
: Foster. the Missouri p ophet, say
/ the weather will jump from winte
to summer " thout any Spring. !
\ will have 70 have a little spring o
it won't make much Of jump.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

James Stone of Oakland is the
latest known victim of the silver
brick swindle. Two sharpers got
him to invest his entire fortune 80
600, in couple of gold" bricks,
which they represented as being
worth $4,000, but which he found
after he had made the purchase to be
lead and brass. Mr.. Stone evident
" does not read newspapers.
A tumor weighing 100 pounds
was removed from woman at
Pittsburg, Penn 1t was one Of the
G:ost remarkable and difficult oper-
ations known to the medical prof
ession.
Elder s. $. Beaver. of McAliisirr
Vile, Juniatta Co, Pa, says hls wife /
subject 10 cramp in the stomach
Last summer she lr ed Chamberlain
Cole, Chnlrrn aud Diarrhnea Remedy
for il, aud was much pleased with the
speedy RELIEF il afforded. She has since
used il whenever necessary and innnd
that il never fails. For sale 10y DIR.
& G. =. Silva, Druggist.
An eastern paper gives marriage
able girls the following hint:
There are no old maids in Japan.
If a woman does not get married at
"A certain age, a husband is picked
ont for her 10y the local authorities
and she is married whether or not
Girls. the fare To Japan Is 800.
There is hut one sure way of hav'
ing everything pleasant IN this
world. and that ID to lie down quiet
lv, let everybody walk over You am
sav nothing. Some persons, hng
ever, don't care 10 purchase quietud,
at that price.
Think Of Senator Dubois oppos
ing Senator W. III Steward. Comp
aratively speaking it is like tn
sparkle Of brass button on
darkey's coa,-,ail to flash Of light
ming in clnudless sky.-Bellevu'
Herald
KARL's CLOVER Roof, the new Bl"o'
lhTlhtT, kiStr licriHfSH hh' -
So the Conn legion aud cures Gnnst
patton. 25r, 51c. and $3.50. sold b
llr. Braiby Mountain Home.
When will wonders cease. A pc
guided IN Chicago will now write i
New York the autograph of the oper
aior so that bank might safel
pay The check To which it is append
ed.
The Chicago Tribune notes as a
interesting fact not only that phys
,ions headed the lists of suicide
last wear. bat tha they have heade
il every year ia tie last ten.
he +. "a and the BULLET
On !, $3.50 car.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Alias SHn,Dl0
In Justices Court. Rocky liar Precinct. County Of
Eimorr state VI Idaho.
L. C. Koch Plainfin,

L. Z. Koch, Platnfin.
Ida Gold Company, Limited, Defendant
The state Of idaho lsia Gold Company Limited,
the aboye named Defendant:
You hereby required TO appear In action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff 10
thr justice Court ~ Kacks BAr Precinct, county q
Elnore, state oi Idaho. and To the complaint
filed the elm, the time hereinafter designated,
Judgment hs default sill he taken against you.
rotdi,g the prayer VI said complaint. tor this
ot sa0 so 100 aud Gusts Of suit and attorney ;
tees
The said action IL brought recover $3.50 s0.i0o.
II which sIog due for labuv denr and per.
fornic by paintln Tor son. sltYn fur labor done
and performed b, r. y. lonoNan for you ami az So
luU Tor labs don. aud lrers rmv By ]. W. k,wrtt
inr YOU; the said Claims hatin: hegn assigiei 70
named parties seizure the nl.nt Of this -ls,
all sah ahs,r having been dome and ne formed AZ
I,o,k, Bai IN ssid Elniarv uuuts. between January
70 isu5. Eiid r. bitaT, H. 1855. al y"uT request
Ana uu are her, bt naiiied that u tall 20 AI''
pear and answer ssiI complaint on the 18th day =
AtTl l>TS, Al a slsck ~ the said pssatss nj
TAI iiHis n, assaint son for thu ahate san q
s.9a 5uloo together ith The costa If this sot Anl
attorney iees
Given under m, hand this 9th day Of March In The
year of our Lord ons thousand eight humid 81 and
ninety three. -
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Justice OF the Peace
Aus NJ Sinnoit, attorney Tor pit IN a.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Ida Gold Company, Liml.sl. Defendant.


Ida Gold Company, Limi.sl, Defendant.
The State a Idaho to ida Geld Company, Limited,
the above named defendant:
You are hereby required appear in aston
brought .aius' You bt the above nam, plaintiff 10
the justices Cart ~ Rocky BAR Precinct. county
al Gilmore. State ~ Idaho, ard tn answer tie
plaint died therein Il the time hereinafter desiyns.
TED or Judgment rs default viii he taken against
YOU ae5oidine 60 the PRAYER - said cemplant for
the sun 4. sol 90 Ito and tuets Of suit and attnT
nty's fees,
The sail action Is brought 10 re, over s2al SO 100
of which ga 7s.iOn due plaintiff tor ialor
a. M aud performed hy him for YOU: s5s a5i0i Tor
labor dome and pc formed for you bF 1ipcrt Erries
son So b0-inn j, liars ter labor dene and performed
fuT you by William Lindsey, 6h 90 dollars 'or lahr
done ard performed ~ A"u by CHARLES Summeriatt,
AID 3a laiBr dune and performed hir you bS
All sing The ID above claims having bech
sgnes ~ the above named parties Ia llahtih herein
t,r NHla.bis c0nsi leraiion hrfore the ts.Inmeucc
nent OF this suit and all <ahi labor having been due
and PERU med at koSks Bar, In ssid Elnore county
between January =. isgJ and February II, iSs0, at
your request.
! And yon are hereby notified that II you fail 20 ap.
pear and answer said compliant the 18Th day q
April lsg3 at o'vlask NJ. the sal plaintiff ~iil
+ taae Judgment against you tor tha above sun 4
29i 50.iuO dollars. together with the costs OF tbs
salt and attorneys tees
Given under uiS hand this 9th day OF March, N the
wear Of cur Lord ore Thousand eight hundred and
ninct, three.
JAMES A NICHOLSON
Justice Of the Peace
Aug n s.nnott attorney for plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

The travelling public are now fully
aliv. 10 the fact that the Chicago, I'm.
ion Pacific a Northwestern Line Of
fers the very best accommodations IN
the public from and to Chicago, Oma-
la and intermediate points, not only
during the Worlds Fair, but all the
wear round. 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

Mountain Home has productive
capacities unsurpassed, and her
people are alive. wide awake and
full of hope and enterprise, and the
Lord il with them. Ii there have
been any doubters Of these facts,
the doubts of the doubters will he
dispelled when il is learned that a
few DAYS ago chick was Matched
out there. and on Smelling out the
domestic bird the discovery was
made that it had four legs. Those
high up in lore Of signs, omens and
such, know this means that every
, thing pertaining To the welfare oi
Mountain Home is 10 double sudden
{ ly. when Mountain Home eggs
= hatch chicks with four legs, Noun
? tain Homers have cause to rejoice
. But her rivals SO gay, what nv
will they say? Will they all re
ioice with iubilant voice? Nampa
4 Weiser and Payette-yes, and Cald
h we'll, too, you bet. will wall an
sc fret. when they see they are gettin
,r So far in the rear. They'll trot thei
IL liars out, and the way they'll Gro
y and shout and boldly strut abou
r. with their feathers sticking out, viii
- we fear, the Mountain Homer
w "skeer."-Idaho World.
I'm A sheep shearer named job
me Morris fell from cliff of rocks
Fir few DAYS ago, near Rob Chattin
nv sheep camp and received some ver
i'S severe cuts and bruises. DIR. Bang
u. however, patched him up and
~ will soon be as sound as ever.
n. Landlord Kruse of the 5 ock''
Ne hotel at Glenn's Ferry, was at I
Il,- county seat RECENTLY
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
alias Summons.
In Justices Court Of Rocky Bar Precinct County Of
E'norv. State OF Idaho.
G. A. Mccormick. Plaintiff.


Eniorv. State OF Idaho
G.. A. Mccormick. Plaintiff.
Ida Gold Company, Limited. Defendant.
The state IT Idaho u Ida Gold Company, Limited,
the above named defendant:
You arr hereby required 10 appear In an a~t'"n
trnn.h, against you by the ab'ye named plpn'in In
the justice. court II Rocky Bar Prerinct, Elm"r.
county state o. Idaho. and tn answer the complaint
filed ther,in at the time h-rei after designate or
Judgment hy default vi re taken against y'u, nc.
cor ling a. the prayer Il said compliant. or for tn
-tiri Il ss97 5000 and Gusts 81 suit and attorney
fees
The said action Il brought q s97 ~ l00 OF
,1hch sum Ss2b 10 are due for lab,s performed tcT
YOU hy plaintiff and 81 So loo due for labor par
fnrne.t Tor Won hy James uNeill and assigned "a
plaintiff Er valuable consb ieraton before the 'r'm
mencement II this action all saL labor having beer
l,erf ,rntd between the 2jth day II January, ls3S
and the nth day Of February, lsa3. at Rocky Bar
Ia said county oi Eln,ore az your request.
You are hereby notified thai II you fail TO appeal
and answer said complaint on the lsh day q April
1898 at 10 O'Clock M, the said plaintiff Mil taxi
Judgment against YOU for the above ~ ss91 90
loo together with the Of this suit and attorney
ices
t.iyen under my hand this the 9th day Of March
10 III. wear ~ our Lord one thoHsai ei-ht hundre
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Justice ~ tina Peace.
i AM, sinuctt a,ttr,ex fcF nlafuttu
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
W .. ,si,. Fair Traveller. win Have IL.

The Public demand through service
when travelling. Il Is ull.fashionrd Ia
change rar-.r On the through, solid
v-stihnl-d trains 81 the Chicago, Union
Pacific & North Western Line fr,4m or
Ia Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there Is no change. This is The
finest and fastest service between the
paints named oil
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
MAKES NO SMELL or DIRT.
70 double or false exrlcSton~ frcqucnI WA the
unreliable sparL,
Tor simplicity u beats tho World.
II oils itself Automatically.
TO batteries or Electric DpariE-
II runs w::a Cscaper Grade OF Gasoline than any
D.aer LnslDe.
roa nEscRIprsvE cIasu L-Ass AvrLx TO
Pk.ta-7 6. EcY, manufactures.
2 F...---....,,::1, e.l al frrt-=t. G..


Agents 20 sell eur choice and hnrd'
Nursery stock. We have many new
special varieties, huth in fruits AMI
To offer. which are con
tralled only by us. We pay oommiss-
ion or salary. Write us at once for
terms, aud secure choice ot territory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurse-ymen.
Rochester, n. Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15

The more Chimh,rllin's Gansh
Il, mcdy j. used The Il tier il j, liked.
W. know ~ nu uthrr remedy that
ALWAYS gives satisfaction. Il i gnai
when Won hrst catch cold Il i gna'l
when ynur cough Is seated ana y"nr
Lungs are snrr. | j. e,"d IN an' kind
nf 4 cough. w, have sold twenty-five
DOZENS ~ 1t and every hnttlr has given
satisfaction. Strdman & Friedman
druggists. Minnesota Lake, Mimi q
cent bottles FIR sale by Dr. { c. L
silva, Druggist
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
BuckIen's Arnica Saiye.

The BEET Salvr in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. Ulcers. salt rhenm. liver
sores, trItrr, rhapled hands, chllhlalns.
corns aud all kin srupii"ns, nnd pn.
iiivrlv cures pIles, 1T NJ pay required
II i. guaranteed Ia give n.~fect sai,s.
faction ar money refunded Prize -
r.nts yer lnx. Fnr sil,. ~ DIR NJ. J
Bratby's Drug and Department Store,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-15
Alias Sam mons.

Ia Justices Cour' Of Rocky bar Precinct County Of
Eimnrr. state OF Idaho.
w r. RathhGn, flsin.I,
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

QUICK DRYING FLOOR PAINTS ARE
made in various ways, with resinous oil
sometimes, and often with cheap warm
ish. If a floor paint could only be made
with a fine varnish, it would be very at
tractive, both as to its qujck-drying
properties, high gloss and durability;
but such a varnish costs four dollars a
gallon, and therefore is out of the CUES
ton. A paint made with varnish does
not spread as nicely as me with oil.
The Chiffon Floor paints are made with
pure, kettle-boiled Linseed Oil, with as
much turpentine japan added as is con.
sistent with durability. Too much
dryer takes away from the life of the
oil. If for instance, the floor of the
kitchen is to be painted, the first thing
to do is to thoroughly wash it with soap
and warm water, into which put a lit
tie ammonia, perhaps half an ounce to
a pail of water. This will help re-
move all the grease. The floor should
then be allowed to thoroughly dry. If
you can conveniently do so, call in the
services of "a irst-class painter. Paint
one OF two coats, as necessary, allowing
first coat to harden and dry before Sec
ond is applied. You can use the kitch-
ell about twelve hours after the first
coat is put on, and have the second
coat put on several days later. If you
wish. Chiffon Paint Co. New York
and Boston.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

William H. Denny completed a three
years term of Chosen Freebooter on
Wednesday. He never missed a meet.
ing of the Board during his term and
has been most efficient in looking after
the county affairs in this township.
Having worked at bridge building in
his younger days his experience made
him the most competent Freebooter that
Upper Neck has rel had as he has
most substantially repaired bridges
which others did not know what to do
with and done it in such a ann as
to save money to the County in the end,
Notwithstanding the present cost might
have been a little cheaper. He gave
much more than the customary time in
experimenting the work done under
him TO see that it was done substantial
ly and time will tell how well it has
been done. He has also been one of
the most efficient members Of the Board
in auditing the accounts and In keep
ing a general oversight Of the county
affairs as his formerly being trustee of
tile County House gave him a knowl
edge in that line Of County expenditure.
Besides this he has always been very
courteous and accommodating to all
who have had business with the Board
through him. He is one of those good
and faithful servants who deserve to go
up higher.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

The withdrawal of the application of
the West Jersey Agricultural Associa.
ton for a race track license from the
Board of F~reeholders, to allow gamb-
ling was happily granted on Wednesday
and the Association has done a wise
act in concluding to hold the Fair with.
out a gambling contingent. If the rae.
ing goes on as heretofore no person will
interfere, unless it be some gamblers,
and we don't believe any jury would
punish the Association under the cir
cumstanees. The law says it shall be
unlawful 10 maintain a race track with
cut a license but no penalty is stated
for doing so il there be no gambling.
The Fair can only be maintained by
the united efforts Of those persons in
its immediate vicinity and the decision
of the Fair officials to have 10 pool-sell-
ing should give an impetus to those in.
terested to make the Fair q greater sue
cess than ever and show that it can be
held successfully without a gambling
contingent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

Ex-senator Geo. Pfeiffer Jr., of Cam.
den, created Il political surprise on
Monday by resigning all the public Off
ces which he held. They were the U.
S. M~arshalship, State Fish Commission
er, Colonel on the Governors staff and
Camden Police Commissioner. He
claims his private business demands his
attention. His appointment as Mar
shall vas a detriment to Senator James
Butcher getting the appointment of
Internal Revenue Collector and his re-
signatiOn of Fish Commissioner will
give a Salem county man a chance to
procure it. Many think their is some
thing more than business back of this
bold political move as the Colonelcy
and Fish COmmissiOnership required
but little of his time.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

We have, all told, in paper circula-
tion about $500, 000, 00.-Camden Tele-
gram.
If Bro. Patterson has as much as
that, he is well heeled for a trip to the
Worlds Fair.-Sanbedm.
Wrong. He must mean it is his but
it is still circulating in others pockets
as delinquent subscriptions. Such
money in circulation does publishers no
good,
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

Colonel Martins ''proteclion" bill
relating to the Wilmington markets,
was quietly disposed of by an ad, erse
vote in the Legislature on Tuesday. 1t
was not a good bill, by any means. and
favored too much of high tariff and
monopoly to commend itself to a legis.
lative body representing a people who
voted for Cleveland and tariff reform at
the election last fall. The Genera
Assembly did well to put the stamp of
disapproval upon such an unpopular
and undesirable measure.-EUery Eren-
inn
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

The Jersey City Democratic ring
which Is trying to retain control against
Mayor Wanser called on Supreme Court
Justice Albeit to aid them. AS they
were the instrumental in defeating
Albeit for U. S. Senator he told them:
"Y GU are in II nice fix now. Get out
of it," Bob Davis and others cut the
interview short. Allen l.. McDermott,
Chairman of The Democratic Commit
tee also gave them a cool reception as
they we're instrumental in defeating
him for Mayor last year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

The New Jersey State building at the
Worlds Fair was dedicated on Tues
day by Governor Werts. The build
ing is almost a counterpart Of General
Washington's headquarters at Morris.
town. New Jersey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

II is estimated that the sugar boun-
ties be paid this fiscal year will aggre-
gate nearly $40, 900, 000. Why should
sugar raisers have a bounty any more
than sweet potato raisers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

Concerning the report that Assem-
blyman Thos. +. Lane vas a candidate
for Minister to Portugal he says he is
not a candidate for any office within
the gift of the administration.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

1t is said that Assemblyman Utter's
vote for the race track bills made him
so unpopular among his constituents in
Morris county that he has been obliged
to move out of the county.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

New Jersey has a Democratic Cover
nor of Jeffersonian simplicity. At the
opening Of the Worlds Fair in Chicago
on Monday Gov. Werts enjoyeda lunch
con of three sandwiches sitting on ii
pile of lumber.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05

The great Worlds Fair at Chicago
was opened at Monday noo by Presl-
dent Cleveland starting all the machin-
cry at which time he made a speech
suitable for the occasion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-05
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1898.

Jersey City now has a Republican
Board of Aldermen for the first time in
ten years.