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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
ALL ABOARD ron HAWAII.

The principal feature o. the news
the past week relates to the annex.
alton OF the Sandwich Islands IL
the United States, not ms State
but under a territorial form Of gov
ernment. The Queen, who IL rep
resented ms having been DESTROYS Of
DISTINGUISHING her foreign born sub
jects and assuming arbitrary power,
has been deposed, a provisional gov
eminent instituted aud a commits
sion sent on to Washington with
view of bringing about annexation.
The proposition meets with much
favor at the national capital, and
judging from the expressions made
by statesmen holding high positions
it is very likely TO meet with sue
cess. In point of time. however,
the proposal is very inopportune,
being only month before change
in the political complexion of the
government. President Harrison is
said to favor the measure as well as
many distinguished Senators from
all sections Of the country. The
President elect is represented as be-
ing non-committal, but it il not at
all likely he will oppose measure
so popular with the people. and who
in the entire history Of the country
has ever known a Democratic Pres
ident or his party to oppose the ae-
QUESTION of territory? The British
government has entered its mild
protest probably more as matter
of form than anything else. FIR it
does not seem to care much about
the mattcr-neither does Germany
or France. 1t is very likely that
no outside complications would arise
if the federal government should as.
sumo control at any time.
There are several things to he
considered in connection with this
proposed acquisition to the national
domain. In case of war with any
foreign power these islands would
be the most vulnerable place Of at
tack. A strong navy would have
to be constructed and maintained
This would involve the levying Of
income taxes, for the people have
put their seal Of condemnation upon
tariff taxation 10 an amount greater
than necessary To support the gov
eminent as ordinarily administered
upon an economical basis. II has
been the policy Of the government
to annex nothing but contiguous
territory and only deviated from il
in the single case Of Alaska, and
tLen only with view of eventually
filling up the intermediate spac,
with territory obtained from Great
! Britain.
Should the annexation take piac,
an immediate exodus would follow
from the United States to the west
ern islands. The country would
soon fill up with Americans mt
traeted thither by hopes Of wealth
and one Of the most salubrious eli
mates under the sun. The native
population would disappear befor,
the advancing tide like the Ameri
can Indians when the whites tool
possession Of their lands. Itw onlt
require but a few years before til,
Sandwich Islands would become ON
of the most prosperous and inviting
points on the planet, and with
first-elass navy give the Unite,
States control Of the Pacific ocean
All aboard for Honolulu.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04


Judge Sinnott visited Pocatcllo n
few DAYS ago, and we hear ii is his
intention to locate in that thriving
city.
Read Ifclfrich's al. and then call
and il those two accommodating
salesman-lIarry Madison and
Johny Northumberland give you
good bargains then we are no
prophet.
When a newspaper man resorts
to barcfaccd falschoods IL gain an
imaginary point against his oppo-
nent in business it shows weakness
Of his cause and eventually re-
bounds 10 his own injury.
Joseph Y Dorv, ~ Warsaw. III, was
troubled with rheumatism and tried q
number ~ different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to- du him any
good, but finally he got hold uf one
ihnt speedily cured him. lie WAS much
pleased with il, aud f..l sure that nthets
similarly afflicted would like 10 know
what the remedy was that cured him.
/ lie states for the benefit II the public
/ that it is called Chamberlain Pain
Balm. For sale lay Dr. silva, druggist,
/ Miss BERTHE Gruttenaen, grand
daughter Of Mrs. Iaear, arrived
here Sunday from Washington. ard
will remain with Mrs. Hagar for
some time
is said that lying and genera
cussedness of conduct proceeds
idloey or insanity. Ii this il true
/ Mountain Home will have repre-.
sentative at BIackfoot in a short
time.
A hale old man, in4. Wilson. II Allen
/ Springs. Ill. who il over CD years ot
age, says; Il have in my time tried a
great many medicines, some Of excel.
lent quality; hut never before did
! find any that would ~ completely do
all that i claimed fnr il as Chamber.
! Rin's Collie, Oh lera and ninrfhoca
Remedy. II il truly wonderful med
ieine For sale by DR.. Silva, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
81. Valentine Sociablc and Oyster
sumner.

On the night Of Februiry 14th
Mr.. and Mrs. HOWE will give, AT
their home, Valentine sociable
oyster supper. Beginning at 5
o'clock there will be a short program
Of music and recitations, while the
rest of the evening will be given
over to social enjoyment during
which fresh oysters will be served
at reasonable prices. and valentines
will be sold and distributed to those
present, and small admission Zee
Of ten cents will be charged at the
door. The proceeds Of the evening
are for the benefit Of the Congrega-
tional church. Everybody is in
vited. Come and have a good time
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04

Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize oar advertised drug.
gisi to sell Dr. King New Discovery
Tor consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition. II you are If.
ilicted with cough. cold or any lung
throat or chest trouble, and will use
this remedy ~ directed, giving it fair
trial, and experience no benefit, you
may return the bottle and have yau,
money refunded. We could not make
this offer did we not know That pr
Kings New Discovery could be- relied
on. II neve, disappoints. Trial botti,
free nj DR. Bearhy'r Department store
Large size Doc. aud 100
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
WHITES MINING BILL.

Senator White has introduced
bill entitled IAN Act to define the
manner Of locating lode quartz
claims, boundaries, discovery shafts
or erusgcuts; certificates Of location,
relocation Of abandoned claims. as
sessuient work and proof thereof;
threats Of force and violence; trials
for; where force is used resulting in
death how punished, and to repeal
sections 800, 3102, 3l03, 3l04,
3l05, Si06 and 3l07 of chapter /,
title :, revised statutes Of the State
Of Idaho. One of the principle oh
jeets of the Senator's bill is TO pro-
tect miners and prospectors who
take up claims in good faith in their
possessions and to discourage the
practices of professional stake driv
ers who impatiently await for some
one TO jump the claim they have
staked out and develop it, when
demand in the form of blackmail
will be forthcoming in case the
ground should prove TO be OF value.
The sections proposed to be re-
pealed embrace all of Title VIII,
Chapter |, entitled Location of
lode mining claims" In neither of
the sections is there a requirement
of any work to be done before the
filing for record, which must be
in fifteen days from the time of
posting the notice. Senator Whites
bill makes it necessary for the dis
coverer Of a quartz lode to sink
shaft to the depth of ten feet from
the lowest part of the rim of such
shaft at the surface, or deeper if
necessary to show well defined
crevice. After this shall have been
accomplished the locator may file
on his claim. Three months are
allowed for the performance of the
work before filing. These are sub
stantially the provisions Of the law
as it has prevailed in Colorado and
some other mining States where it
has had the effect Of protecting the
honest prospectors from the wiles
of the professional stake driver. :
The same bill provides that in
eases of the relocation Of an aban-
doned lode, claims may be made by
sinking a new discovery shaft and
fixing new boundaries in the same
manner as if il were new claim,
or the relocator may sink the orig
inal discovery shaft ten feet deeper
than it was ut the time of abandon
ment. This i entirely correct. No
one should have the legal right to
appropriate foot Of mining ground
until sufficient amount of labor
has been bestowed to demonstrate
that such party has sufficient faith
in the value Of the ground appro-
priated to perform labor thereon,
and that performed by another
party who has left the claim should
avail nothing to the new appropri-
ator.
Senator Whites bill also provides
severe penalties against any and
all persons who endeavor to obtain
possession of a claim or claims by
force or violence or by threats or
stealth proceed to carry out such
purpose, and this applies not only
to lodes but mills, plaeers and all
other kinds of mining property The
bill contains many other excellent
provisions and is a vast improve
ment upon the statute as it now
stands. 1t has been printed and is
now in the hands Of the committee
on mines and mining, and from
whence twill probably be favorably
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04

How the "Ghitf of Gilmore" idiots
could manufacture and publish
such a falsehood as TINT represent
ing row between the editor of this
paper and .one or two boys is be-
yond our ken. There was no foun-
dation whatever for such lying re-
port.
John Lamb has purchased the
DE Lamar Nugget newspaper from
GUY Neweemb and will hereafter
conduct that paper. Mr.. Lamb is
an able and respected newspaper
man, and his host of friends in this
section will wish him nnbounded
success
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
EE Bedrooms for rent at Rine-

~
hart's.
+. r. AXE and Frank Hall de-
parted for salt Lake Thursday.
Sheriff GRAY and Clarence Mich
olson returned from Boise last even
ing.
At latest accounts from Ogden,
Hon. T. q. Helfrich was slowly i'm
proving.
Preaching at Glenn's Ferry on
Monday evening, at 100 o'clock by
Rev. $, J. Jennings, Of Shoshone.
Al. Harris Of Bruneau returned
from Chicago yesterday. whore he
had been to dispose Of large lot Of
stock.
Hon. JEFF Bogard has again plac-
cd us under obligations by sending
copies Of printed bills that have
passed the House.
SHILan,s CrRE. the Great Cough
and Group Cure Is for sale by DIR NJ ].
Bearhy. Pocket .ize contains - doses,
only Zoe. Children love II.
II. A. Austin, an aged gentle
man, is lying very sick at Rhine
hart's lodging house.
Captain Sweeney. L. s. A.. San Di.
ego, Cal. says: "shiloh's Gntarrh Rem.
edy j. the first medicine have ever
found TINT would do me any good. .
Price 80 cts. Sold by DR.. B"arby.
A woman who was being conloled
with on the death Of her husband,
who was somewhat maynard, re-
marked tearfully: 1t is consoling
to know where he is at nights
George A. Mccormick has COM
mcnced suit in the District Court
against the Ida mining company Of
/ Rocky Bar TO recover wages due
himself and many other employees
who transferred their claims to him.
4 light snow storm struck this
section last Saturday night. and n
cold wave followed which knocked
the mercury down to II degrees be-
low the freezing point. But il did
not last long and we are again eli
joyinging pleasant weather.
4 few DAYS ago Jake Ottenheimer
received letter from Bob Chattin,
who is now in Tennessee, in which
he complained of the bitter cold
weather he is experiencing away
down in the land of 'possoms and
simmons. and saying that if thaw
did not soon occur he would hasten
back To lovely Idaho.
Charley Lighthall now has assoc
ciated with him in conducting thu
Oyster and Chop House, Charley
brennan, well known and popula,
young man. II is strong team,
and il son don't think you can grow
fat hv eating at this house just take
a look al our Frank. who. after only
one months treatment under the
two charlevs, has developed into d
yeritahle John /. IN weight.
Mr.. L. +. Davis, editor Of the Bloom
Geld. Iawa, Farmer, -1Ys. Il can re
commend Ghamhrrhins Cough Rem
edy To all sufferers with colds ane
group. | have ustd II III my family
fer the past iva yeaf- and have f4uut
il tile best tNer aspd inl the purpose
Which II II intended. 80 cent bottlei
for sale hv Or. silva, druggist.
A press dispatch from Washing
ton, Of the 5oth. says: Blaine eanld
not hive a private funeral. TIL,
srging wave ii public interest
swept over the barriers and mad,
his priyase funeral une Of tie mos
impressive of pubic demonstrations
Most Of the public men 81 the nation
stood around his bier al bushes.
in the national eapit4t Vas suspend
I'd during the service
SnILans Nfratl56R = Wilt VI
med taf Dyspepsia, iurlil Liver Nj
, iw skin or kidney trdulie. II i
guaranteed e. aivs Nou satisfaction
pt... - sill 10 H. Bat4 hV
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
To the Patrons Of the Mountain
Home School.

Inasmuch as during the past the
school children have given a num-
Der Of dances which have very much
detracted them from their school
work, thereby rendering unsatis-
factory results, we hereby recon-
mend that. until the close of the
school term at least, no more juve-
nile dances be given.
J. L. ScHAErFER, Principal.
w. Z. HOWE,
". c. REYNOLDS, Trustees
]. T. SPRAGuE,
Mountain Home, Feb. 3, 1893.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
Ruckien's Arnica saiye.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllblains,
corns and all skin cruptinns, and pos.
iiively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL il guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price ~
cents per bnx For sale 1T DIR NJ. j.
Bearhy's Drug and Department Store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
Nnie of Thanks.

At meeting Of the Bon-Ami ORA
matte Club of Mountain Home, held
January "a, 1893, it was unanimous
ly agreed that a vote of thanks be
rendered Messrs. W. J. Turner, f.
:. Brownell, G. W. Howeth and W.
A. Reynolds for courtesies extended
to the Club, and that the same be
published. BY Order Of the Club.
COMMITTEE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
To our PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC.

The past has been prosperous year with us,
for which thank the patrons and customers of our
house and the public in general. We hope to re-
ceive the same share of their favors in future.
Our lines Of everything will be complete and
heavy this season
We have carloads Of Mitchell wagons, buck.
boards and spring wagons to arrive March lst.
We will also handle the Osborn mower and
steel rake which gave such unparalleled satisfaction
last year.
We the exclusive agents for the Rock Springs
Coal Company. They mine the best coal that is
shipped from Rock Springs.
And our general line Of merchandise is handled
at Lowest Prices. Clothing, Hats Boots and Shoes
Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Nalises etc.
Our stock of Blankets and Quilts is great and
prices low.
We give below statement showing tonnage OF
freight received last year for house exclusively
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
Noticc.

There will be a meeting Of the
petitioners for Knights Of Pythiaa
Lodge ut |. O. o. +. hall on Sun
day, Feb. 9th, at 3 o'clock p. IN.
c. +. kAuFER, 7. G.
Chairman.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
Teachers Meeting.

Teachers of western Sumner county
are earnestly requested TO meet al
Argonia Nov. 10, it being the second
Saturday, for the purpose Of re-orgsn
izing the teachers association. II Is
difficult for the teachers Of this part
Of the county TO attend the county
associations at Wellington, so let U.
do the next best thing and all be
present on that date. Mayneld, Nj
Ian, Conway Springs aud Argonis
ought TO unite and have flrst-elas.
meetings. Everyone invited Satur
day, Nov. 10, at 1870 p. m. The fO!.
lowing is the program for the day
l Song and opening exercises.
2 Recitation.
3 Election Of officers and organic
alton.
4 Worlds Fair-Miss frankie Nil.
Ter.
5 The Qualification and Work Of
the Teacher-PrOf. Limbert, Of Milan.
8 Talk on HistOry-W. j. Row.
I Parents and Teacher aud their
Relation to the Education Of the Child
Miss Maggie Jones and Miss Jennie
FOOse.
s Queries by all and Miscellaneous
business.
8 Song.
COMMITTEE.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
Harmon.

Bert Conner is improving. slightly.
He has been very low.
Some of our Strip emigrantS are
returning to prepare to move there.
Mrs. Jetfry Robbins and children
are visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Sam'l DorSett, Sr.. this week. Next
week they will leave ,fOr their
claim in the Strip.
The old-faShiOned woman who has
quilting bees, lives in Harmon. The
latest bee was Monday. at Mrs.
Fannie MOntgomery'S.
We have had no political meetings
here this fan. but there was good
turn out at the election to-day. The
voters seemed to understand the
Australian system fairly well.
Elias Drake is back from the Strip
with a resident partner on his claim
and one ahead Of him 1T the land
Office. GRlSELDA.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
SGTON, KANSAS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1898.
ing for his home in Troy, Kansas.

ing for his home in Troy, Kansas.
W. R. Jennings and wife returned
from Chicago and the Worlds Fair
Thursday.
Henry DeLOng, Of HOyt, Kansas,
came down Friday. He is an old ac-
Quaintance Of the Lyon boys, who
have claims four miles south Of this
place.
W.. Nuttlng and R. R. ingalls, re-
turned from the land Office Thursday.
c. j. WOlaver. Of Ell Reno, Ok,
passed through Hunnewell Thursday.
ChaS. Russell returned to Joplin,
Mo-, last Friday.
S. S. Wright and family have rent
ed the Keir property and will make
this their home in the futuae.
Quite crowd Of our people went
to South Haven Friday night to hear
Blind Boone.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
Portland.

Ira KnOut is low with pneumonia.
DR.. Piles horse became unmanage-
able Monday and ran away, throwing
the DR.. out. The cart was damaged
some.
OFT Fitzgerald has built a barn and
buggy shed.
Crocker DrOz had II bales OF wire
and saddle stolen last week. 1t is
also supposed they visited Mr.. Bruce,
stole wagon sheet and then went to
Racket school house where they took
a water bucket and some crayon.
c. MoOter and wife departed Satur-
day for North Yakima, Wash, where
if suited, they will make their future
home.
S. X. Riley has moved into his city
property lately purchased Of G.
MOOter.
Mrs. DR.. Pile took charge OF the
pOStOflice the first.
ThOs. Trailer has moved his house
to his claim in the Strip.
J.E. Lobdell is occupying T. Mason's
house and is doing blacksmithing.
II. J. DOnahue has bought ii. c.
Rathbun'S residence for S275.
Dell Lucas came in from the Usage
country. where be has been husking
corn.
+. J. Campbell, Of Bluff City, is Wis
iting his uncle. H. \. White.
/ Last week while Simeon KnOut wa.
, trimming a fruit tree a limb struck
/ him in the eye, which will cause the
loss Of sight.
/ J. Kincade and wife have gone
/ On a visit to their old home neal
Hawks Nest. Va. On their return
they will stop of in Illinois.
J. NJ. Higgins received a car load
Of hay which sold readily at 500 pei
ton.
Wm. II. MOser left for Troy, KanS.
where he goes to work.
Election day passed very quietly.
Only light vote was cast.
Mrs. S. c. Hopper is cOnvalescing.
Mrs. Knapp is also improving in
hc..lth.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10

filed his house to its fullest capacity.
They loaded the tables with bounti-
iul supply Of provisions, which the
ladies had prepared. G. NJ. ShantOn
made a neat speech in which he said
"your friends have met here tonight
to show you due respect. We are well
aware that your pathway has not al
ways been Strewn with flowers. Many
thOrns you have found along the way.
We present you with this little token
to remind you of your many friends" "
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
Corbin.
Subscribe for the VOICE.
Mrs j. S. Berkley is sick.

Subscribe for the VOICE.
Mrs ]. S. Berkley is sick.
Lou Reese says 'let's smoke; its a
boy.
S. A. Wilson was in Caldwell last
Monday.
Three new members have joined
the band. Boys, how about the con-
cert?
VIM. Allen received telegram last
Monday from his brother in Missouri
announcing the death Of his father.
Mr.. Allen started at once to attend
the funeral.
Nv. P. Lemons baby is very sick.
J. W. StrattOn says its expensive
setting up the treats after getting
married.
W. G. Estes spent Friday and
Saturday in Hunnewell.
Mrs. l.. J. Riley wus visiting her
parents in Caldwell last week.
J.B. BrOwnback returned from the
Strip Monday.
Orville Nelson and wife are visiting
her father, r. S. Payne. Orville has
a good claim.
D. Burns moved to Winfield last
Friday night. He started between
two suns. His departure is not
mourned by any, except those he is
in debt to.
Joseph Green delivered his wheat
last week.
CT. Allen lost a valuable horse
last Sunday morning.
z. Il. Houston was In town last
week; says he can't get enough to eat
since his sickness.
John StenehOcker secured valu
able claim1ast week in the Strip.
n. A. Hswe accompanied his broth
er Henry to Indiana.
The election passed very quietly
Tuesday.
The young folks had pleasant
party at Mr.. Cleveland's Tuesda,
night.
Otto Allen came very near lOsint
one OF his mules.
1t pays you TO visit the World
Fair Store when you want to bu,
goods.
Remember we have the largest lin
OF Gloves, Mittens and Mems Wlnte
Shirts that was ever brought to Cor
bin at the Worlds Fair Store.
Lee Newly was up from Caldwell
Tuesday night.
Harve Hicks was visiting Mr.
Cleveland the first of the week.
l. NJ. Horton, OF Caldwell, was re
ceiving and loading hogs here Tues
day. Mich" pays all the market al
fords.
fords.
]. W. StrattOn and wife have com
menced housekeeping and will receiv
their friends at their residence.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
Mulyane,

Saturday last tramp stopped at
the home of Wilson Fiber, who lives
three miles north of Mulvane, and
asked for something to eat. The
lady Of the house told him she had
nothing cooked, but if she had she
would give it to him. She finally
looked out to see what had become of
him and discovered that he had set
the stacks of hay on fire and diSap-
peared. As she was alone, she had
all she could do to save the buildings.
York State Apples for sale at
ShermanS'.
Sherman Fields was found out in
his field Sunday two or three hun
dred yards from the house in the ag-
OnieS of a paralytic stroke. He was
not absent long from the house when
they found him crawling on his hands
and knees. They summoned a ply
sician as soon as possible and he is
resting very comfortably this morn,
ing.
The NJ. E. folks surprised their min
lister, Rev. c. H. Quick, last Thurs
day evening, on the anniversary of
his thirty-secOnd birthday. They
cOngregated at the parsonage while
he was at prayer meeting. While a
few of the members occupied his at
tention in conversation. the balance