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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stocl
Markets.


NEW YoaK. Feb 9,--MOnsy on call aFmSF at
10 per cent last loan 9Js pCr cent closed
offered at 21sper cent Prime mercantile paper
glaG per cent Sterling exchange quiet and
strong at 81 sGI{ai IS, Sales were $500 shares
Transactions In the stock market to-day up TO
the last hour were very moderate IN volume and
confined largely 20 about Il bali dozen stocks, ~
which speculative operations arc most prom
inenL With the exception Of one or Woot the
induStrills the whole list displayed u strong
temper, engendered By action By the banks N
exchanging gold for legal tenders, thus support
Ing the credit of tho government aud rendering
the likelihood OF further exports Of gold being
less heavy Among tho stocks prominent iOF
strength IS tile time were New England, Omaha
and Reading, aud anOpg the industTigls were
ADVANCED large fraction. Railroad bond Shares
were generally strong, Omaha being the most
conspicuous feature, showing a good advance,
The buying OF Reading aud Now England was
good. Other gains were not oil special import'
lnce aud the market fell into waiting attitude
pending the fate Of the silver repeal bill When
This was lost there was 3 rush 20 sell AND the
early gums We're quickly wiped out IN almost
everything tradpdjn, ind before the close irdc'
tlonll losses In addition We're established over
the entire list Tho MARKET closed In tho midst
Of the decline active and weak al the lowest
prices
Railroad bonds active,
Government and state bonds dull and steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10

NEW YoRK, Feb. O.-Plg Iron steady; American
si2 T6ai6 90 Copper steady; lake So W. Lead
duh and steady; domestic 50 VIZ Thu tlrIni
tirnitR 500 %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10
~ Pennsylvania Stations,
TVlB21RSgIVdHia Inns.
VIZ Trains Run by Central Time

GIrKrr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA gfATfoN o.
VAIN ST, Ro0r W EiYVTNfu III, WiifEiiNo,
Ar MCLUnE HOUSE,, WitEELtE0, AND At tbs
PESNBYLyANiA BrATiOM DniDOEfOnr.
enutiwEgr syStrN-"rAv iiAsptI llouTE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10
ONE CENT A DOSE.

Nobody likes being sick yet many arc willing
to DO 30 rather than face heavy doctors bill.
But what's tho usO OF suffering at all when re.
lIcl and euro may DO purchased ut the rite OF
one cent dose, NY using Burdock Blood Bitters,
amOllcne that Is guaranteed To euro or relieve
aldRoaSGS OF tho stomach. liver and bowels.
Two great sources Of disease aro Dyspepsia and
Constipation. Thov cause headache, BlllousneSs,
Dizziness PnlpltatiOn mud Impure Blood, which
In turn causes plmplGS, bols, bloteheA tumors,
scrofula md similar Diseases, thus affecting tho
entire system. wo guarantee lurdock Hood
niitoB, II faithfully used according to diroc.
lions to cure Dyspepsia and CONSTIPATION and
all diseases springiny from them, and will re.
fund the money to any person not satisfied after
uSlug tho whole or part OF tho FIRST bottle.
FOSTER, MILBURN & CO.,
fee DulIRlo, N. Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10
RAILROADS.
Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday, October 1. 1872 trains
will run as follows, city limo;
LEAVE WitEELtNd--oG; 100 a. M, 100 q IN, 500
a. M 900 a IN, 1000 a. M. ii:O0 a M 1900 in
100 p m. 900 p, IN. 500 p m, 400 n M. SOD
p IN; COOP IN, 900 p Ia 800 p in, $3.50 p
LEAVE Elm dRoye--Hd;OJa a. IN. 7;o1a I'M. SOL
1900 n IN, 400 p M. 800 p m. 400 y. IN, 800
p M 600 p. m, 700 p tn, 81 % p, in, 91G p
ino 10 10 p. m.
eDalls =, except sunday
ACKNOWLEDGMENT trains leave Elm Grove a.
0AS Il M. aud Wheeling At 1911 p M
II, Il WElsGERBER,
ocl uOucral Maiiglr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10
CniIn,i.
MEAT MARKET.

cfSolsNArr, O., Fob. O,--cOtlon slCudyi mild
ding glEG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10

Steamer r. E, PHILLIPS.
~ :. Leaves Wheeling, Daily Trip. East.
orn Standard Time-Giij a. III. $50
alz4lzi a, m, DADA M. II: 100 a. NJ. 800 p.
m, 400 y. M, $3.50 y. M. Sunday Thps--Lpayos
Wheeling-S:30 Il M, l0:01 d. M. 100 n IN,
2ilh 9. m. 400 .. M. G:S0 p. III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, December 10, Pa,,cngst
Trains will run as follows: 'DailH tDally L =
cn,,i sunday Contrul Time,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

Young Henry Swanholm arrived
here from Boise last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Brady is confined I,
her room at the Gilmore hotel b,
sickness.
Frank AXE returned Monday from
his trip east, since which time he
has been a great sufferer from rheu.
matism.
February had no full moon but
March comes near having two oil
them, but misses this honor by a
few hours, the second of them
striking the opening day Of April
early in the morning
The little two-year old daughter
of G. II. Rinehart a few DAYS ago
dislocated one of his shoulders by
fall from baby wagon. but we
are glad to say the little fellow is
now almost as spry as ever.
On st. Patrick's day Bob Chat
tins faithful milch COW gave birth
to fine male calf On the same
day Jake Ottenheimer's COW pro-
duced calf of the female persua-
sion. Bob has named his pet plain
Pat" and Jake has christened his
beauty "Katripatrina." These gen.
tlemen purpose going into the cattle
raising business even il they do pro-
duce many Irish bulls" And
when we remember that n Nevada
man, years ago. started in to raise
cattle with but one steer and is now
the owner Of thousands, the success
of Bob and Jake. under the circum-
stances, is already assured.
Tim f. Donavan, who was the
faithful and efficient foreman Of the
Gilmore mine at Rocky Bar for
about four years, came down from
that place Thursday night and has
gone 10 Gem, Idaho. where he will
probably locate. Mr.. Donavan is
an experienced miner and has not
lost his faith in the great mineral
wealth of Atlanta, Rocky Bar aud
Pine Grove, but he thinks that some
mode different from the present will
have to be adopted to reduce the
base ore that is encountered as
depth is attained in all these mines.
When a successful method is found
and utilized, in his opinion, Rocky
Bar and vicinity will boom as il
never has before. Mr.. Donavan
carries with him to North Idaho the
good wishes OF a host of friends in
this section.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
MachInisrs nan a, Gienn'- Ferry.

Your correspondent on hanl a, the Marhinis;'s
hall a, Fenns Perry 81 Patrtcks night, as was
his dats II he wishes 70 hold his job with the BuL.
tEuS. He was there with an eyr 10 business, 70
catch anything OF interest TO yonr readers and also
in anticipation OF having TINT euse time on the
side IN sh.rh anticipation he not All olntc,l,
even II he fails 10 interest YOUR readers.
Il vas splendid social gathering, and as Il occur
red the anniversary OF the birth OF Irelands Pat
ron Saint, nearly all who were hand had a strain
Of Celtic blood tn their veins AMI | think /, was
graceful compliment by tho maehinists 81 Glann's
Fvrr, - the cnuntry whose brave and her
daughters yir'ulus Dancing commenced AZ $50
o'clock. Mu,ic by A. Clark J. T Spraguu and Mrs.
Chrisinan-Janes Mnilancy, pruniptcr There we're
about seventy couples prescott The hall WAS hand.
snu,clg decorated With notices. bunting, mirrors
hag-, lanterns, and aisn with a fnu display af ma.
chnisis touls attempted To take list Of IA i-.,
present, bat hclng ,iatt the ladies aud saw
- many handsome In elegant 90 ituu.s | was
dazzle rizzlcd, 10 speak an1 gave uf the list.
making, but II y sufficient 20 say that AL the nice
people We're rclresrnt.,l Mountain home was non.
resented ~ eight ~ inc couples Supper served
at midnight hy both Mrs Ryan and min, host krusc
AMI aay be has showed hts pedals under rithe
table kuuSs Whist lail supper is AZ those places
bsncinE w.s rcsdmet altcr supper aai lasted until 4
~. kssrythinx wa- done 20 make Il an enjoyable
affair indeul Il Is pleasure to with what grace
and elegance this people dance. INTERVIEWER
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
SHEEP RAISING.

Sheep men will be interested in
learning about the breeds which in
England have the reputation Of pro-
duciug the most lambs. A London
agricultural paper states that in
twenty one nocks the average of
twin lambs dropped by different
breeds was as follows: Downs ewes
twenty-seven twins per hundred;
Dorset-horns thirty-nine; and coarse
wool Cotswolds sixty.
OF course sheep owners here have
their eyes chiefly on the best wool
producers. But the increase Of the
flock for the mutton market is n
great pecuniary consideration and
will be more so as our population
increases and there Is greater de-
mand for meat Therefore good
mutton sheep, and those that will
give the greatest average increase.
should be looked after when herders
are trying to improve their tiocks.
In England greater attention is
paid to feeding for the market than
in this country. The sheep are
taken better care of in the winter.
And fattening for the market
various kinds Of feed are used, some
of which would mike our flock
masters stare. Forinstance turnips,
both white and swede, green barley,
bran, malt dust, lincecd cake, cotton
cake, beans, grain, vetches, clover,
kale, etc, are feed to sheep.
In Utah, lucerne and swede
turnips, with little bran, could be
afforded to sheep when prepared for
the market. And as the feed
becomes scarce on the hills and
ranges, the subject of home feeding
will have to be seriously considered
or the sheep industry will be con-
siderably diminished.-Salt Lake
Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
roR school TEACHERS.

Probate Judge Clinton received
the following communication from
state School Superintendent Lower,
which explains itself.
Boiss CRY, March an is0
q, Clntaa, County School superintendent, Mountain
Home. Idaho
near sir A rate II one ard enc nith fare fnr the
round tfsp wilt - made hy the nion Pacific Tor ner
sons aesifiHE e. attend the meeting Of tho state
Teachers Asso-iattan, With will b, convened IN
hoise tatN. ApJil 9TH Psriies avanf Themselves NJ
these rates should not fail % get rocriu' Cor the h
fare that ~ have "a a. paid ~ rearh this uigv This
i necessary Ia order 70 SECURE onch tare Tor the
return trtn
~ vou nloase have the above published IN your
county pagCr that this teachers wishing to attend
the ASSOCIATION will be SURE o. see ~
Yours very truly. Y. RNEoN tOwpR,
state superintendent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
TO OUR PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC.

The past has been prosperous year with us
for which we thank the patrons and customers of our
house and the public in general. We hope to re.
cefve 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 1st
We will also handle the Osborn mower and
steel rake, which gave such unparalleled satisfaction
last year.
We are 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 Vases etc
Our stock of Blankets and Quilts is great and
prices low.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
50 Novels for 80 Cents.

book publishing companies In this country, whereby
Se can make this liberal Offer Send us our regular
years subscription Of Three Dollars for the semi.
Weekly Herald, and 80 cents extra and We will send
20 yuur address, under separate coser. each week,
one ~ series " So novels year. ud subscribe rs
can avail themselves OF this opportunity by re-
emitting full ~ months Ia advance and 10 cents extra
The novels are STANDARD works by the best authors
aud were selected with great cAre and attention.
They are Just the thing Tor Your home Avail YOUR.
sell 81 this opportunity % once, make this
Ufer for limited time only send express. money
order, postOiiue order ar stamps rnE HERALD PUR.
Co, salt Lake City, TITAN.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

Charity should always first begin
at home with ones wife and child
rem.
We regret to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. Comes youngest child is quite
sick.
Mountain Home will be we'll rep
resented at Boise next week by our
school teachers.
Wash Elliott, of Atlanta, has
gone to Boise, in search of better
health.
The Odd Fellows of this place
will celebrate the seventy-fourth
anniversary of the Order on April
Goth in fitting manner.
The oyster supper at Bennett
hall Tuesday night, for the benefit
of the Congregational church, was
literally patronized by our citizens.
Jim Tregoning is steadily at work
on his extension of the Mountain
Goat mine at Rocky Bar and is
greatly encouraged at his good pros
poets.
Captain Sweeney, L. s. A. San Di
ego, Cal, says "Shiluh's Catarrh Rem
edy i the first medicine have ever
found that would do me any good /"
Pfice 30 cts. Sold by DR.. Bearby.
E@ Use
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Washquick Soap,
Nickel Bars,
At IIELrRIcm q MILLER's

AZ l1EIGRlCH u AILLERS.
What do our town taxpayers say
about Incorporating Mountain
Home? Talk up the matter and
probably you may conclude it a
good move in the rig Il direction.
S. NJ. Duflield brought in from
Bruneau, Thursday, the first wagon
load Of this seasons wool, consigned
TO Geo. s Rice K Co, and later in
the day il was followed by three more
loads from the same locality belong.
ing to jeff Whitson and brother.
We notice among the list Of
directors of the Albion Normal
School the name of our worthy
townsman viii T. Montgomery.
The Times says the directors will
meet at Albion on the 18th inst. at
which time deeds for building
grounds, water right, etc. will be
transferred TO the proper parties.
why do not oflice-holders APP
pointed by Harrison now resign
like gentlemen should?" asked
leading Democrat the other day Of
a Populist All, my innocent,
said the free silver man. "Republi-
can officials never resign and, un-
fortunately for the country, they
seldom die"
4 chapter Of the Order Of Eastern
Star has been organized at Boise
City, with the following officers:
J. y Wallace, W. p. Mrs. 5 falk,
w. NJ, Mrs. c. G Stevenson, A. NJ;
Miss Hattie Hart. Secretary.
There IL talk Of the organization Of
an Eastern Star lodge IN Mountain
Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

John Wilkins and wife, Mrs. Bobo
and Mrs. Mckim attended dance
at Glenn's Ferry last night
Deputy Sheriff Sid Roberts. Of
Glenn's Ferry was in town Thurs
day. Sid is popular and efficient
officer and il always welcomed at
the county seat.
Tim Kennedy has made many
improvements in his Elmore Hotel
saloon, and IL is one Of the neatest
and coolest places Of resort IN toga.
Thurston Hutehins has purchased
the interest Of \. W Latkman in
the College Park addition 10 Noun
tain Home.
II swanholm. after visiting Poen-
tello, returned to Rocky Bar ON
Thursdays stage
Frank Wyman, prominent
young attorney Of Boise ci,v. was
in this place for few hours on
Thursday
Judge 81 csslarcr eiur 4 81
Hafiv from Washington ~ tHe
2Ua.
gelrooas FIR rest II Rice
hart's.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
Fellow c!*!.sons:

Some q YOU have heen indnbted
to ne f1r ioaa "a" and | have
never chigptd iar uaat i due. But
necessity aimoni hes me to pro-
cl9im from the house-tnps that YOU
Ia next thirty daes-lr ecu may
hear something dT8ph from Judge
Clintoa's court. D. You hear
me2 MANUEL CONES.
Mountain Home, Feb IS, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
SATURDAY. March 25. 1898

The wife of Sheriff Gray is again
very sick.
All hail to gentle spring-if she
ever comes.
Fresh maple sugar, candies and
nuts Mt Mrs. Hagar's
|" Alfalfa and Timothy Seed
At HHLFRicH < MILLER's.
Watch for the new goods soon to
arrive at Mrs. Hagar's store.
Remember the sheriff's sales that
are TO take place next Monday.
- Big line Of Hardware lust
received ut HELFRIcH & MILLER.
Thos. Rilev of Rocky Bar has
been on a visit here during the past
week.
~STOCKMEN--We carry the
Compressed Sulphurized Salt. Best
in the world for stock. especially
sheep. HELFRIcH & MILLER.
DR.. Swan, dentist. has departed for
Shoshone. to be absent until the
10th Of April. after which date he
may be found at his rooms in I he
Hagar residence in this place.
The Linehans are busy repaper-
ing, repainting and generally renov-
ating the Elmore hotel and preuiis-
es, preparatory to the big rush this
popular house is sure 10 have dur
ing the coming term of the District
Court.
Our people should clean up and
beautify their premises before the
assembling of court. II is great
benefit to any town to have stran-
gers, after visit, go away and speak
In praise of its hospitable people,
good accommodations and cleanli-
ness.
Miss Maggie Heating has com
menced action in the District Court
for foreclosure of a mortgage held
against F. T. Andreas and others,
covering the franklin mine and
mill at Pine Grove. for the sum If
$1,000. w c. dowie is attorney
for plaintiff.
Monday carpenters will com
mence work on a l2 bv "a addition
TO the BULLETS office building
We have been somewhat cramped
for space since our return to Noun
tain Home, and the rapidly increas-
ing patronage of the BULLETIN now
imperatively demands more room.
Dan Ehrgood came down from
Rocky Bar last Sunday and has
gone TO his farm near Vale, Oregon,
TO prepare for the summers cam
paign. His family will join him
there as coon as travel is good from
the Bar 10 this place The Ehr-
goods are mighty good people. and
Gilmore county can i'll afford to lose
such.
Born, at Mountain Home. March
25th, 1893, to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Hutchins. son This is Thurs
toms first boy and if you don't
think he is a proud man just watch
his bearing upon the streets, The
young man did not come into this
world with a lariat. it is true, but
Hutch is willing to bet that the first
words he utters will he "..h. there!"
Mother and child doing well
Lilly and Mandville's new 10
stamp quartz mill at the Hill mine
on Blacks creek, Nea, district, was
completed about one week ago, and
yhen our informant left there they
were only awaiting supply of fuel
with which to start the mill running
The Hill mine and mill is about
two miles from Blacks station and
three miles from Plowman's. A
large amount of ore il ut The mill
ready for reduction and eight men
are employed in and about the
mine. Plowman's mill is still Idle,
owing to the difficulty Of hauling
ana frns,, fha NINA ~ fha mill
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25
FROM ROCKY BAR.
George Winder Lost In the Trinity
Mountains---Iais Timely Rcscuc
from u snowy Grave.

George winder Lost in the Trinity
Mountains---IiIs Timely Rescuc
from snowy Grave.
About two weeks ago George Win
der, VIM. Johnson and Sam (Ooe)
Patton left Rocky Bar for Trinity
lakes, some 10 miles distant, to
catch fish. After remaining there
several DAYS johnson and Patton
proposed returning home, and did
so. But Winder refused to accom-
pany them, saying he would remain
and catch more trout. He had but
a small supply Of wood, no AK and
not even blanket, aud the snow
was very deep. Johnson and Pat
ton arrived home the same evening
For some time no one felt the least
alarmen about Winder. as he il an
old mountaineer and expert snow
sheer. But day after dav passed
by and he did not appear, conse-
quentiy many became auprehen-
sive of his fate. On the morning of
the 10Th party of ten men went
out in search Of him and after / 2
hours travel reached the lake. but
found no trace OF Winder. They
built fire and camped for the
night, and in the morning renewed
their search. After while they
found tracks that seemed to be
leading to ard South Boise river.
Following the impressions in the
snow they found where he had
built a fire, but the camp was aban-
doned. Continuing on they at last
sighted smoke raising from the can
yon below and following in that
direction they soon came upon the
weary body Of Ninder, almost help
less from exposure and hunger.
Foley Abbott spoke to him but he
made no reply. He seemed dazed
and did not recognize his rescuers.
They gave him some nourishment-
but little at first, for he was very
weak from loss OF sleep and want of
iObu. TIC lldI SuueiHltu upon ISIl
without salt for MANY DAYS, and as
he had no blankets he did not dare
to fall asleep for fear Of freezing.
After time Winder revived so as
converse intelligently. He said he
had lost his bearings and could not
have survived much longer. He
left the camp soon after his com
panions departed, intending to go
to an adjacent lake, but becoming
snow-blind he lost his way, and he
supposed he was then on Roaring
river. He was mistaken in this, ms
he was found on Trinity creek.
Clarence Nicholson and Foley
Abbott came in tonight (the 20,h),
leaving eight men with Winder.
New recruits will start out to- morrow
morning to meet the rescuing party
and aid them in bringing the help
less man into this place.
Oh, it's fine here. Snow u feet
deep and still coming. PAT.
Rocky Bar, March 20, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-03-25

Last night We received letters from three good
friends. each giving account Of Nnders' arrival
At Rocky Far srd his terrible suIerings, aud tor
which we thank them. Al this late hour We are com
PEELED to eondense one Of the letters in substance
SAYS:
'on the nth winders broke one Of his snowshoes.
whi "a iftt aim ~ dtpiou.hlc es,niiiinn-hc leing
sno bind, 10 miles from any human hclnE aud a
fearful shlw strui raging on the .nth hr was fannd
eight miles from the 4kes with his hands bath burnt
and frozen. toes fruz tie claims that he had
not slept ioT ten Gays hut il thUu that he i dose
anal iti gtu the tir. aud iu.n his hands AMI eutn
Ing Ills eyebrows hair and nieustaehe Mere also
badly singei, and he a most pitiab die object t.
behold lie has fallen on in eh a. least forty pounds
hev he got los'. Tie Tesc, pats made sled with
snow shoes fpr runners and stiye With inders
or the night IT thu slst 1hos who ent to his les.
cue are Chas Hopkins, VIM. aud Henry ll6aAr.i
CLARENCE Nicholson, Jack Jur,lan, John Mallnilrs,
Policy Abbott, Ollie Lawson. rita sfhoii Ian. Ward
Adam Guttsh. Gid Campbell, Fred i,4s,s Jtines Mum
Utii, JAMES HaTtW, II and John sullivan
tr,ie koins being an experience druggist, has
administered materially to v iuders wants aud nc
VIII pTubabi, lie feels he Is in cbtsI
70 The aboKe named gentlemen Tor his life and extends
to each his heartfelt thAnks