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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12


President Cleveland weighs 3Ol
pounds.
Those who notice the rapid growth
Of their finger nails should be happy
for il is considered to indicate good
health.
Emma - Have you returned
everything Of bis? Maud-All but
his kisses. Emma-Can | be Of
any service To you?-Truth.
SHILoH's CURE, the Great Cough
and Group Cure is for sale by DR. NJ J.
Bcarhv. Pocket sizc CON aims - doses,
only pc Children love IT,
No matter how good man n
woman gets, says Uncle Nose, "he
amt half de man dat de Teller ar
she didn't git De fish dat gifts
away is a!Ius de biggest in de pond. +"
Salmon City, Idaho, is excited
over the discovery Of rich placer
d;ggings on the west side Of the river
/ in dry gulch, not more than a
mile from town. There is a big
scramble for locations, and some OF
the first on the ground claim to be
taking out SlO a day
i For lame back u for a pain ia The
side or chest. try snturuting piece oi
ianurl with Chlmhrtlain's Pain Balm
aud bindin. it onto the affected parts
This treatment viii cure any ordinary
ease ia one OF two days Pain Balm
also cures rhCumntiSm 80 cent hot
tbs ior sale hy {. c. 7. silva, druggist
i John Mitchell, and old time stock
man Of Owyhee county, renewed nc
quaintanccs in Silver City TIN:
week Mr.. Mitchell has been liv
ing in Elmore county until recently
when he purchased the Ramsc,
store in Bruneau valley. It hat
been some five years since his las
visit here Avalanche.
Over at Aspen, Colorado, las
week, during the run on bank
, men drew ont money, who hat
sworn 70 the assessor that they has
, no money. One man among then
drew $4,000 The assessor has go
! after all of them for taxes, and III
, courts should in justice supplement
the work by going after them f.
perjury,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

John G. Carlisle said in the House
Of Representatives in 1878 accord.
ing to my view Of the subject, the con
spiracy which seems to have been
formed here and in Europe to destroy
by legislation and otherwise three
sevenths Ia onc.hali Of the metallic
money OF the world is the most gIEan-
tic crime Of this or any other age. The
contamination Of sucn scheme would
ultimately entail more misery upon
the human race dian all the wars, pes
thence and famine that ever occurred
in the history Of the world. The ah.
solute and instantaneous destruction
of hall the entire movable property q
the world, including houses, ships
railroads and all other appliances lor
carrying ON commerce, While It would
he felt more scnsihly NJ the same
moment, would not produce anything
like the prolonged distress and di~or
ganiRation Of society that must newt
ably result from the permanent ami
hilation OF one.hali of the METALS
money in the world But now Nj
Carlisle Is one 81 Clevchnd.s mns
obseguious henchmen, and is doing NJ
in his power To bring about the dc
plorable condition he Describes above
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
MntIsI,- Isair Iiate-.

From Mountain Home g. Chicago
aud rrturn, Ss5 20 Tickets limited
until Nov Il, returning
From Mountain Home 10 -. Louis
aud return, So 90. Tickets limited to
10 days transient limit in each direc-
ton, with final limit OF 80 days from
date 81 sale. \ Il. Smith, Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Terence v Powlcrly made brief
but ringing specrh ~ the silver CON
ycntlen IN Chicago Among other
things he sand let our dclibrrs
tlons he calm. Tor Il ever there was n
time in the history Of America when
cool, calm dcliberation WAS necessary
that hour is AT hand. have been
asked how the knights OF Labor stand
on this question. and reply that they
stand Ms unit on It. Not IN any
section, hut wherever there are knights
of Labor, they stand Tor the free and
unlimited coinage OF silver NJ Il ratio
Of one to sixteen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

An improved piAn for operating the
Macarthur Forrest cyanide process
has been devised by Almarin T.. Paul
81 shasta county, whereby all wet
crushing stamp mills or other wetre-
ducing machinery working gold ores
can he utilized and worked rs usual
The plan allows the taking up OF the
courses gold first then comes the ey.
unidc Treatment. The plan does away
with nll banking er rrhundlng OF tail
mgs, and without the loss ~ aHS %
the shines al the lmuddy water" II
l. said 20 he very practical and mex
pon-iye, and makes quite u saving 81
time ia the treatment Moreover,
ores can be worked to higher per
crntagc. Air Paul was first to intro
lucc the process III California. and
has bad great deal 81 experience
with 4 He has hui.t several mills iur
operating ii, aud j. doubtless the best
posted man nn the practical working
II the process this sidr ni South Africa,
whore - mills are using Il with great
success Mining Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

KAaEs CLoyrH Eaor the new Blood
Purifier, gives freshness and elearHe>s
% the Complexion and cures Cansti.
patton. 2ae 80 anil 81 O0. Sold ~
hf. Hoarhyt Mountain Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Summons.
In the Probate Cour, OF the County Of Eiu,or,.
State NJ Idaho.
Galloway Plaintiff.


State NJ Idaho
Samuel Galloway. Plaintiff.
Mat Powell, Defendant.
Tic People ot the state II Idaho send greeting 70
Mat Powell, Defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appeaT in an artiHn
Brought against y.u IS the ahaVe named plaintiff
the Probate Gour, u the county 81 tiniore ~ the
state Of Idaho n and for the county 81 Gilmore and
T. Answer the complaint hlr1 therein on August T..
IsiJ. At 10 O'Clock a m. or judgment by default viii
D. taken against sou. according To the prayer q
said complaint.
The said action Is brought 10 S72Oe due en
money inansrt And you are hereby notified that n
snl tail 10 appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against YOU for the of S7a % and interest a. IL
per e"n1 per aunum from January ., ise3.
Sl'cn under any hand aud the seal OF the Probate
Court OF the County OF Elniore of the State q
Ills. Idaho. IN and tor the said County OF ElmoFc,
this Isl dAS 81 MAY. In the year ~ ouT lord
oite thousand eight hundred and ninety ihrec.
u. CLINTON Probate Jntge.
T. y Wolfe, attorHe, for plaintiff nys1Nt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Captain sweeney. L : A, san ri
ego, Cd. Say, "Shloh's Catarrh Rem
cdy Is the first medicine haye ever
found that would da me any good. I"
Price - els. sold Ia pr Btarby.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

\ letter from Fred Cove to one
nf his friends here states that he
and Henry Swanholm have located
placer ground on the Boise river
not far from Rocky Bar. and have
taken up water right They say
the claim prospects from ono to
eight cents n pan aid that water 10
work il two or three months 4 year
can Toe had. Cove and Swanholm
made an arrangement before leaving
here with three or four miners who
are employed 10 gruh-s;ake them
and we hope, for the interest of all
concerned, that they may strike
something lig-Del.amar Nugget.
The succrss u Mrs. Annie NJ Beam
Il McKee~por,. Pennsylvania. IN the
treatment "a di8rrhGa in her children
vii undoubtedly be Of interest /,
many mothers She says Il spent
several weeks IN Jamestown, Pa, after
the great flood. on account OF my hus
band heinE employed there. We had
several children with rs. two 81 whom
tack the ia trThHt very badly. ! e.
some 81 Cnamheflsia.- Cole. Chaleu
aud Dafrh0r Remedy from RHy Mr.
Chapman II cured both 81 them.
knew 81 several other eases where il
Was equally successful ! think j
cannot IT, eScelled and checriuliy rec
Commend it, - and 80 cen, hottie,
Tor sale 10y {. G. L. silva, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Cans paatErazn.

Having leased the Mitchell ranch
! am offering good pasiurage n
$500 per month, Apply early.
&. L. NATtarT.
MIN, Home, July -. 1893.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Five years ago one y iItbbs, post.
master at Lewiston, Idaho, was di-.
covered 70 he thief, rs suing fraud
men, money orders suit was brought
against his bendsmcn to recover the
amount stolen, and the United States
Cour. q App. II. has rendered 4 IL
cision against them, requiring them "a
pay $4,000, and this, toe, 1t tlmc
when dollar Seems a. Urge As cart
wheel. The bond husfuc-- l. an on
srous attachment 81 puiltc Office,
either county, state CF Government
The Government j. relentless IL -
prosecution 81 huudsneu, and exact,
an eve fur an eye and Il taalh for q
tooth. TIN ieur men required ID ras
$4,000 iuf the tDsc3l BIhh>, beside.
expenses and attorneys ices. will ma
doubt profit hy ,Ni erjlns,, tgt II !.
doubtful If they viii laeA II. Ihay
VIII he NILS 4 is Bhc urz, smooth
faced and imporumH- RASCAL u.s. III,
same. This Il pr#i .t aur natl ma
history during which tie surti. lui.
aud william lays hi head on tns bosom
Of honest THRIFT q make an easy auc
comfortable living without work :
Murray sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

TX senator Ingalls, u Kansas takes
dcspoadent view 81 tho present iinan-
cial situation. He says: "This day
is balmy aud sunshiny in comparison
with the clouds aud storms Just ahead
Of us The result will be the redistti-
button Of the assets Of the country.
The millionaire of to-day will occupy
the panprr hut, and the pauper in the
near future will ride in the chariot IL
the millionaire Colorado aud the
other mineral States should he blpttt.d
out A. States and added to the Great
American Descrct from which they
were taken. The devastation 81 yell
low fever. in The South Was not near ~
disastrous rs the situation in Colo.
RADIO, produced by the closing Il the
mines. Thousands - pcopl, are walk.
ing the streets 81 Denver. Like the
lowly Nuz1rcnc iuNrs have holes and
the birds Of the mir have nests, but ia,
Colorado tramp has nowhere TO lay
hi- head. On every street corner IN
Denver goes up the pitcuus cry fol
bread In Wall street the pi'euu- cry
gocs up for gold When these ~,
panirky conditions com" together in
the Mis-i-~ipll Valley caho,s aud m
archy will ioil"w."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Spring Chickens

For sale by c. II. Rinehart. Also
laying hens
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Mr. Thomas Bate, editor 81 tho
Graphic. T,xtrkaua. Arkansas, has
found what hn believes to be the best
remedy in existence for tho iluX. Iii.
experience is we'll worth remembering
He says Last summer | had very
severe attack a tIuN tried almost
every known remedy, none giving re-
het Chamberlain Cole, Cholcra
aud niArrhrt Remedy was recon
mcudcd to me. purchased hottie
aud received almost immediate relief
| continued To- use tire medicine and
was entirely cured tax" plcasdr,
IN recommending Ills remedy to nm,
person suffering with such disease
~ 10 my opinion i J. the best medi
cine N existence - md 80 cen
bottles for sale hy {. &, l. silva
druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
cnisr RE.i.I.ECTED

Crisp OF Georgia has been re elected
Speaker 81 the lower House I'll Con.
gress. lie spoke as follows
'ffht extraordinary condition II RfAYs thqalsn
The country has uteessattt anr meeting 10 es'ytaF
dtnart session. ~ fsr d a condition j. attribg
table - sting iaa. arr in no eist Responsible
therefore. Now fnr tho hfst time HI than 49,
yehF-. ~ f power W. rtu rricai laws and
can tnake .u1i Utrs The eenIla base entrusted
Witi that Pa~cf and expects ns y exercise u ~
their lehsli
oar nnaueid system should he revised and r..
formed. strict economy ~ Ifih9 usIs n'iurts
-laul TO- observed sub iaNation should l rqilaiiEgi
pud greatly reiaeel ta thtsr purposes are
thoroughly committed hud mHst t-titsu Cur
pledges lie, ~ hgsH wprk - pnuc Let " lag
aside every other consideration Than fht public
good and ondraHar 70 discharge tire dulles ~ Hfsl
~ e. restore tonf eHer, u Haie pfrslstit}
and advance tht general welfare ~ al .--se- II oar
iwti,s
- sm sincerely grateful for your confidence aui
estctp i!ciga mg-sli - tievtt - iite isohugJ 81
me dstcs u tie responsible position you hptu
signed si,r an the energy ard altiitN Isas.ess
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
THE ARI0N CONCERT.
successful and Pleasing Program at In
fsntry Hall Last Night.

successful and Pleasing Program at In
fsntry Hall Last Night.
The second Arion concert was given
last night at Iufantry hall Consider
able interest has been shown i'm this
special number of the series AS the artists
were OF unusual prominence. The fol-
lowing artists appeared: Madame Lii
lian Nordica. soprano; Madame Helen
Dudlev Campbell. contralto; Signor
Itaio Campannini. tenor; Signor Giuseppe
Del Puente baritone; Gardner Lamson,
baritone; w. w. Flint. bas.o.
Signor Campanini appeared but once
in an aria from 81 FiGeuia in Tauride
His voice holds its clear and resonant
quality, and it's great compass is so
evenly graduated AS TO enable the singer
TO pass from the lowest to the highest
note with perfect uniformity and iden-
tity. Sgnor CampaninPs fame is based
mainly on his rendering OF the upper
register. which is accomplished with
marvellous ease and distiuctness. Signor
Campanlni was acc)r led al ovation
seldom received by anv singer.
Madam Nordicu is known TO most of
the musical people of Providence Since
her seasou's debut in Boston a few weeks
ago she has met with continued round
OF success. She sang the "Cieli A % uri"
from aida" From thy love "a n
Father" from Redemption" with
chorus and the beautiful dramatic scene
"Jael, by Jordan. III r 20 YER Of reach
ing and sustaining high pgss iges excited
applause. and her dramatic rendering of
"JaeP' stamped her rs a rare imperson-
ator.
Signor Del Puente has lost none of his
hold upon the symplthies of a Providence
audience He sang with graceful effect
Fri Tu," from the "Ballo in Maschera."
and responded to encore.
The chorus work was pleasing fea-
ture of the entertainment, aud the or
chestra, with Emil Moi.enhauer as con-
cert master, dld very creditable work.
The next concert will occur some time
during April, at which Verd's RE
QUEEN" will be performed by general re
quest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08

nished 10y the orchestr, of the American
Band and besides the Falstaff Club enter
tainers spoken of these of the club con =
tributad to rhe evenings enjoyment
Messrs. Jennings. Turner. Westland,
Cady, Patterson ana Johnson.
The speeches during the latter part Of
the evening were badly broken up by the
.ingiq, of "Ol he Bowary," There Are
No Flies On Him." For He's Jolly
Good Fellow" etc. but the speakers AS
a rule sustain the mus cal eff )rts.
The anniversary was brpught to a close
about 1880 o'clock when, with NJ. &.
Day az the piano, Aud Lang Syne" was
sung.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08

Mrs Spence was badly bruised and at
the brihG of death. Every avail able
means was used TO restore her but since
that time she has lain in "A c )matose cou-
dition aud there is but little hope OF her
recovery. She ~ woman much es-
teemed and comfortably we'll situated
and of one OF the oldest families in town.
The lecture which was To have taken
place on Monday evening at Music Hall
by Prof. Ernest Fales, was postponed un-
of the weather
Andrew III. Bowen Of New Bedford,
Mrs. Phineas Leland and sou of West
port, Mass, Robert Bennett OF Paw
tucket, Lawyer Henry Bake of Bridge
water. aud Miss Bertha Cunningham Of
Providence were IN town today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY VILLAGES.

Crompton.
The Croquet Club has elected these
officers: George Essex, president; Her
bert Roper. vice-president +. A. Pirce,
secretary. and Gilbert Houston, treas
urer; first trustee, +. ID. Kenyon; seconu
trustee, George l.. Clapp; third trust ee,
George Haddock.
]. J. McGregor Is dangerously i'll with
neuralgia.
The West Coventry Republican Club Is
actively at work preparing for the cam
paigu. A large number OF persons have
been admitted to membership.
Revival services are being he'd every
evening At iIopkins's Hollow by the
Rev. II. ID Nose and the Rev. NJ. Paul.
The interest displayed at the meetings Is
very great, and number who have risen
for prayers will shortly he admitted as
members Of the church.
Great interest is now being awakened
over the games which are being played
by the checker club, and number of
contestants will enter their names 10
play for a valuable trophy this week.
Arctic.
The following fireme1 of the Pawtu xet
Valley have bee appointed at the regular
tnsstiRa VI Ne "a ava Sus s9npapy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
RINK POLO.
In Last Nights Games Providence Lost
and Pawtucket Won.

In Last Nights Games Providence Lost
and Pawtucket Won.
WALrHAM. Feb. S.-The Walthams pre-
sented their regular team for the first
time for week last evening when they
met the Providence team. All of the
players seemed to be in the pink of condi-
tioD except Wodtke. who had but n short
time before the game come from his ply
sician. who had removed the stitc
from his back that were taken in Paw.
tucket last week. when he was pushed
through n window and sustained in iur-
les from broken glass. The home cam
put up it's best passing game, and won S
to ., while the Providence men seem ID To
he irving to do individual work. Proyi-
dence lost a goal OH fouls but nearly all
the fouls were for holding, and there was
almost total absence of rough playing
The attendance was about 500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
STATE NEWS.
Begins His Duties Today-A Large Mem
bership- Crsnstou Water.

bership- -Crsnstou Water.
T. w. Doring formerly Of Farmiugton.
\. H., commences his duties as principal
of the Woonsocket high school.
The Newport Business Mems Assooia-
ton now has 2j5 members,
The Cranston town council, at meet
ing Monday, accepted Commission er Of
Public Works Smiths offer, and the
Providence water properly in Cranst II
is TO be exempt from taxation. Mr..
SMITH offer was that II the town couu-
Gil would exempt the leading mans aud
distribution pipes from taxation. TO eX
tend pipes ana supply takers in the town
with water at the lowest rate charged
under the same conditions in the city of
PrOvidenc,. The town solicitor, John
Palmer, decided that the council ha no
right 10 abate the tax, and based his
opinion on u ruling of the Supreme
Court. Nevertheless the cDu ell unani-
mously agreed to abate S200,c0J
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
statesmen MEET.
They Report Themselves Pleased with
the work of the Association

The Providence Salesmen's Association
held It's regular meeting last evening in
Brownson Lvceum Hall. A great deal
OF important business was transacted,
and considerable interest was aroused by
the reports Of the various committees
which are acti vely engaged in the work
for which the association is organic d.
The reports show conclusively that this
work is beginning TO tell very enectuallv.
One application for membership was re
ceivei aud acted upon. IL was voted TO
make the discussion I'm regard TO certain
changes in the constitution and bylaws,
the special order of business for the next
regular mestiDg VI the association
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
Pawtucket Won.

WORCESTER, Feb. S-The Pawtuc kets
and Worcesters PLAYED an exciting game
tucKets tied the score 20 seconds before
the expiration OF the second half and
and then made quick goal in the over
time play. The scOre-Pawtucket 3, Wor
cester %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
The MILITARY NEWS.
The Charity Ball and the Coming
18th Anniversary of the F. L. !.
THE ROSTER FOR JANUARY.
The Discharge of the Warren Privates
for Insubor rdination-In of the
Westerly Companies aud of the Second
Separate Company.

The chief interest in military circles Is
of course just now centered in the Char
ity Ball. which comes next Monday even
ing. The subscriptions are about all
taken, the limit being nearly reached last
week, so that the ball is an assured sue
cess from the start. A few persons who
have not been able 10 subscribe on ac-
count Of uncertainty. may cure tickets
later by notifying the COMMITTEES. There
are ALWAYS "A certain number OF tickets
subscribed for which the subscribers are
unable to use. and which may be obtained
on application.
AS soon as the ball is past the absorb
ing topic will be the seventy-lifth ami
versary of the +. l.. l. Regiment which
is to he held on May IS The sub-com
mttees have all been appointed ana as
soon as the ball is over will settle down
TO work and the success OF the celebra
tion is cert iiu. for all the past aud pres
ent members of the organization are en-
thusiastic over the matter. The busi-
ness will be left entirely TO the sub-con,
mittees for the present, and there Will
probably tie no meeting Of the general
committee till some time in April.
The +. l.. /. Regiment Will make their
annual parade on Washington's Birth
day.
The Strength of the Brigade.
The roster for January shows the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
TEAM T.
TEAM o.
Cycle Club.

The annual meeting OF the Providence
Ladies' Cycling Club wa, held yesterday
AFTERNOON at the residence Of the presi.
dent. at go Stewart street The following
officers were elected President. Miss
Ethel Warner; vics president. Mr. o. Is.
Briggs: secretary and treasurer. Miss
Anuie l. Ritt nan; chaplain. Miss Annie
G. Dutemple. The treasurer reported
that the club had nearly 500 in the
treasury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-08
Calender, MCAus'an & Troup
Company.
BRISTOL.

The Town ilection Mrs Lydia spence
Meets with n serious Accident.
The town elections take place tho
second Saturday in March when the Town
Council aud a few minor officials will be
electel At that time the necessary ap-
propriatious for the year will be made.
4 set Of r, solu ions will be presented at
the next town meeting asking for "a
s2O 600 school house and "a number OF
lesser appropriations. amounting in the
ngorrpate to about $40, 600 more. IL looks
very much as IL the whole matter would
be tabled nc once, aud some IN .thod pro
posed wht rem the taxpayers eau dimini ish
the town debt.
\ serious accident occurred on Monday
night to Mrs. Lydia Spence, who lives
alone on High stree. She Is about -
wears OF age and very pretty. She got up
from her chair TO light her lamp but fell
and remained on the floor all night long.
The next morning Mrs. Florence Potter.
"A neiQhbor, who3e usuai custom it is TO
visit Mrs Spence aud aid her i'm her
domestic affairs, not fading the door un-
fastened N usual, looked through the
window aud discovered her on the floor.
she smoke TO her aud received n fain5 re.
nlv. The neighbOrs were aroused aud
MIR Uamiil, who keeps grocery, gained
ndtnittancc through "A window aud
oncncd the fro % door. Mrs. spence was
piases en- 4 Get aud DR. Siesel was called.