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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
County Ticket
STEVENSON AND pAUPER LABOR

In his report TO the Secretary OF
the Interior in 1889, Gov. Stevenson
talked thus in the interest Of our
laboring men, and all ~orkingmen
should now stand as a unit in sup
porting their good old friend. He
said: 1.-THE policy Of the United
States should continue to invite TO
our land the educated and honest
males and females of other lands,
who are fitted by the stamp Of civil
lization, intelligence and moral
worth; who can, when they land
upon our shores, adapt themselves
10 the state and condition Of our
countrvmen and country women,
and embrace the opportunities
which an open an honorable field
of labor may offer TO honest industry,
Such classes when admitted to the
rights and liberties of our free insti-
buttons, become an accession TO the
elevated name and standing to theil
adopted homes. 1t is not this class
ofpeople or immigrants who become
menace TO our form Of government
nor who offer degraded competi
ton to American labor.
.sNow that this Democratic ad
ministration has wisely excluded
all futher immigration of Chimes
coolies, futher legislation 10 calles
for to protect the honest laborers o
our country from competition wit
the class Of anarchists, crimi
malls and contract pauper labor
male and female. that are nov
crowding to our country and takinI
refuge in our large cities, which !
even n more dangerous class tina
the Chinese. The shameful an
monstrons system carried on b
corporations, manufacturers, an
contract agents, securing paups
labor immigration TO this countr,
picked and raked up from tn
slums of Europe and brought I
the United States to enter the fiel
Of labor ip competition with Amer
can free men, must be stoppe'
These thieves, anarchists, and nth
lists. no longer permitted TO renal
in their native land. must not !
allowed TO enter ours. The govern
nients of Europe have fostered an
encouraged the vile system of EN-
grafton and the getting rid Of thei
sick, diseased paupers. and GRIM
nails, and making the United Stat
the dumping ground for their h,
man offal and for the non-produ
ing and disturbing elements, whiC
they find it difficult TO manag
More danger is to be feared
America and free institutions fro
the want Of rigid and restrictive las
in regard to this class of contra
labor, thieves and murderers, tn
are now swarming to our shor
than from all other sources col
bined. We want no cheap contra
or pauper labor in Idaho"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

There is nc medicine SO often needed
in every home and 50 admirably ad-
apted 10 the purpose for which IL lie
intended, as Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Hardly week passes but some MEM
her of the family has need of it. A
toothache or headache may be cured
by il. A touch Of rhenmatfm or nett
ralgia quietsd. The severe pain OF
burn or scald promptly relieved and
the sore healed in much loss time than
when medicine has 10 be sent for. A
sprain may DO promptly treated he
fore Inflammation sets in, which in
cures cure in about one-third OF the
time otherwise required. Cuts and
hruises should receive immediate treat
.inent before The parts become swollen,
which can only be done when Pain
Balm Is kept at hand. A snra throat
may be cured before il becomes serious.
A troublesome corn may be removed
NV applying il twice day for week
or two. A lame back may he cured
and severed days Of valuable time saved
~ pain IN the side or chest relieved
s~ythou, paving a doctor bill. Procure
y 30 rsni bottle al once and ynn vii
never regret IT, For sslr ny X. w
sfSanisi,, ,lrugeict, Mt'n HOME,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
Ladies,
See
That
Fine Millinery
At MRS. BURNS.


0trTcK o. AssEssoR ASn Tax coLIhcToh
oF ElNos1 CoVxrf, lpAifo,
MOUNTAIN hoME. sept. g. ls94.
Notice y hereby given that taxes noS due. and
payahls and viii become deiinaaoat on the skcaSn
honlay In nscsmber. And unlsss paid prior thereto.
ten psT cent gill be added thereoa.
Poll ,axs- bccnnae delinquent also, on the second
Monday IN ppeeather and unltss paid prior to that
date a psaalty Of afty eeast viii he aidsd.
Bank checks dfAffs vii Sor be rseessed In pay
ment fnr tAxes.
Property heretofore xoh IN the eoonty ior taxes
r.npas he rea, med bcfore all the for 1924
vail a.. trtVsh.
Assess Z aG.l IAN e.tiseter,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
For over Finy Years.

AN On AND WELLTRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success.
II soothes the child, softens the gums,
allavs all pain, cures wind collie. and Is
the hest remedy for diarrhoea. In pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty-Five
cents hottie. lite valne is incalcu'
liable. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take nc
other kind. s22y1
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
ices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.

H~ Take notice that Geo. s. Rice
4 Co. will hereafter require CASH for
oil meats, lard, sugar. nour, brHn and
shosis.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
pEmocnATIC STATE TICKET.

w s 4. A. STEVENSON. Of Ada County.
f'' 'a' !. D. THATCHER, Of Hammock.
~ BALLANTiNE, Of Ada
Fer Secretary Of State
}. X HALL, Of Idaho county,
For Attorney General-
J. G. ELDER, Of LAiAh.
JAMES sToDpARD, o. cassia.
JAMES u BUsn. Of Ada
ror supt Public Instructlon-- ,..
For Judge Fourth pistrics--
- CITY C. BARHUA, Of Logan.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

Frank Andreas and Mr.. Bowes
came down from Pine Grove last
evening.
The most fattering news comes
from North Idaho of Democratic
prospects Of success.
Democrats, watch the Republican
enemy. They have lots of Doodle
and are getting desperate from fear
Of utter defeat.
The vote for presidential electors
in Idaho two years ago was. Wea-
yer 10,520. Harrison. $500. Wea-
ver's vote over Harrison, 1921.
The Republicans still "claim
everything" Notwithstanding the
tide has turned SO rapidly towards
the Democracy. If sincere, oh, how
badly disappointed they will be.
1t il all very we'll to talk about
the Wool Growers association, but
don't overlook the fact the Wool
Wearers' association has an Ameri-
can membership Of 65, 000, 900, says
the Chicago Dispatch.
Even after putting his good coin
: into the Rep. oflice-seekers' organ
by announcing himself for consta-
BILE, Johnny Clark was treated with
, supreme contempt by Boss Corker't
convention. Aud SO was that good
honest old soul, John Van Setback
! They were not pets of the Boss and
: did not own any stock in the organ
and got left.
Every mother should know tina
Group can be prevented. The frs
! symptom of true Group Is hoarseness
4 This IL followed by peculiar rougl
cough. II Chamberlain's Cough Rem
: edy Is given freely as soon as the chill
d becomes hoarse or even after tn
= cough has developed il will proven
! the attack. 30 cent bottles for sale b
= II. w. Smith. druggist.
r This season of warm and col,
!, evenings and mornings is sever
Q upon very young folks and very ole
= folks. See that they are NOR
warmly clad when the sunshine il
u not in force than during the mid
+ day hours. If everybody woul'
l. attend to that precaution muc
|. sickness and premature deaf
would be avoided.
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars n
J. ward for any case Of Cstarrh that ca
d not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
!. +. J. CHENEY & Co, Pros, Toledo, {
We the undersigned, have known
= J. Cheney for the last Is years, an
J. believe him perfectly honorable in a
40 business transactions and financial
able 10 carry out any obligation mao
J. by their firm.
- West a Traux, Wholesale Druggist
h Toledo, O.
- walding, kinnan & Marvin, Who'll
Q. Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
10 Halls CatarTh Cure ia taken int
m nally, acting directly upon the bloc
"a and mucous surfaces of the syster
=, Price, Toe. per bottle. Sold by d
=, druggists. Testimonials free.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

On and alter this date all meats
lard, sugar. flour. bran and shorts vii
be sold for CASH ONLY.
GEO. i. RICE & Co.
Mountain Home, June 20. 1894.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsrid's Falr Highest Award.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
BOYER g. CO.,
Practical Timers
Mountain Homo, Idah

AL kinds OF sheaa metal work done. Locate In
nes building, opposite Reynolds Sisaw's humber
Yard. Repairing done ot. short notice
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13


:. H. HAYS, G.hairussn. Boiao CITY
JOHN u. sTEAKNS, seerctaryt Naanpa
Ftrnf Distriet--w D. Mcfarland.
s<rond Dlstrfct--J. W. Reid.
THIRD Dipfrict--Gsorxc Ainsl1e.
Foirth District--G. Y. Payne
Fifth Dlstffkt-- Edwafd stein
Ada connfy--S. II. Hay~
Alsurns- yet selected.
Rear lake. N. AuDane.
Hammock -Tim Ferreii
BinghAfa-Geotxe Chaplin.
Boise County Astbs Turner
Canyon--Jchs y et-arfss.
CHzsiA--J. n. rierce.
csasfxf--w. H. felkncf.
gilnofe-A W. Norc.
frernont--G. Fletcher.
fdaho-Cyrus Osernan.
Knotanai-G. VI Pe@<e
IAfah-I. NJ Walker.
Lrfahi-A MaGDah
fo1an-A n. Geofge.
kex Prrce-~p. ". Davis.
OnetdA--A. W. Taylor
owyi.e--Mike Hyde
sho-hnne-D II. h.Gati.
Washington W. H.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

Only 81 for the Elmore Bulletin.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
STRICTLY In IL.

The Chicago, Union Pacific and
Northwestern line ofiers the best nc
combinations to the travelling public
en- route TO Chicago. Through trains,
fast time, magnificent sleeping oars,
elegant dining ears. colonist Sleeper
reclining chair cars aud handsome day
coaches. uSl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
Talked the Roof OF.

Natural aptitude TO grasp situation
has been turned to account moro than
once ON the stage. and In one case, IL
the veracity Of favorite comedian goes
for anything, 1t saved a panic and pos
sible loss of life.
"We were playing one night stands, "
said he, ''in Kansas during the terrible
period Of cyclones and found ourselves
in a large, dilapidated building called
by courtesy theater
"The low comedian was ON the stage
In the part of drunken husband re-
eeiying q vigorous lecture from his wife,
Madam, he had just observed, III you
keep ON, you'll talk the roof on, when
there was a roar heard, followed by a
tremendous crash, the building swaying
like tree in storm. Everybody
jumped 30 their feet, for they saw tho
roof had been carried away. They were
about 10 turn and make one dash for the
exits when the comedian, coming down
to tho footlights, looked up into the air,
and quick as a flash turned 10 the lady
and said There, what did ! tell your
The audience howled with laughter, and
the quick witted comedian was undOubt'
edly the means OF preventing serious
calamity. "-Exchange
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
Psrsonasss In Novels.

Reading several well known novels,
1 noticed a considerable diversity In
the number Of characters introduced
and was induced 10 calculate the NUM-
ber with the following results, which
arc curious and worth recording, lhaye
admitted as characters all who join In
snd help on the action, emitting those
who are only mentioned In the eonyer'
sation Of the actors,
It will DO seen that / have taken
eight novels Of eight well known writ
ers. Besant "All Sorts and Conditions
of Men, 28, Trollope, "barchestaI
Towers" s9i Lytton, "Aight and
Morning. az; Scott, Heart of Mid,
lothian, . 40, q. Eliot, "Middlemaieh, "
90; Disraeli, "Tanored," " bOi Thaok'
cray, Vanity Fair" 66i Dickens,
David Copperfeld," " l0l,-h9tea and
| Queries,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
nnn,tLIko the snmnIe.

British naval experts, on the whole,
are not particularly enthusiastic as 70
tho merits Of the United statos cruiser
Chicago, IL is admitted that the crew
are very smart, but they are TOO juvenile
looking altogether 20 please the English
eve. Tho vessel looks well, but being
old, as warships 20, she lacks many i'm
Droyements which are % be found on
the lates built ships. One calmly supe'
nor critic declares that tho Chicago
chief merit consists Ia roominess and
general seaworthiness, and he kindly
adds that "as the nucleus u navy Thu
weasel is quite worthy Of respect Lon
don Letter,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
A somnambulistio Fisherman.

A Pittsburger who is a fisherman,
told me a strange story about guide
who attends him on his excursions on
Lake Erie. The old guide lives at Put
in-Bay, and every night when at home
he was accustomed to put out q night
line for catch of fish. One summer it
was q regular occurrence for long pc
riod for him to get up and find the fish
removed from his hooks and placed in u
basket in his cabin. He was at loss to
account for these strange proceedings,
knowing of no person SO kind as to save
him tho labor.
One morning some of his friends
happened to be near his place very early,
when they found the old fisherman out
in his boat getting the catch OF the
night from his lines, He apparently
paid no attention to the salutations OF
his friends, but proceeded with his
work. After he had completed the round
of his lines he rowed slowly back to the
landing, making fast his boat and re-
moving the basket of fish from 1t. AS
he came toward his friends with the
basket upon his shoulder they noticed a
strange expression on his face.
He passed them by without noticing
their presence, when ono Of the party
ran after him and caught his arm. This
seemed to bring the old fisherman out Of
his strange state, and he looked around
as If awakening from q dream. He
could not explain why he was there and
concluded he had been getting up every
morning in his sleep and performing his
work without knowing it. Thus the
strange incident was explained. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
APPLIED VlcARIoUsLY.
A LOVesiek Young Englishman Procures
Prescription From Gypsies,


Prescription From Gypsies'
Thomas Barnes, young man de-
scribed as holding good position IN
suburb of London. has been paying court
to Miss Frances Mitchell. Love did not
agree with him. He got thin and could
not sleep nights. Instead of consulting
a doctor, Barnes went TO the gypsies,
from whom he obtained a prescription.
Then he invited Miss Mitchell to take a
walk in the cleaning, Arriving at Il So
cluded spot he pricked the astonished
young woman several times in the arm,
smote her violent blow in the face
and fled. The prescription, II seemed,
was TO be used yicariously upon Miss
Mitchell, who had her eccentric lover
taken to Jail
Barnes informed the police magis'
rate that the gypsies told him that IT
was necessary TO bruise the skin and
draw blood from the lady Of his choice,
both of which he did effectively. The
magistrate was inclined 10 give Barnes
taste of hard labor; but, yielding %
tho enheaties Of Miss Mitchell, whose
love was not estranged by the eccentric
ity of tho young idiot, he was merely
bound over 30 keep the peace New
| York SUMS London Letter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
A BLIND GIRL PRINTER.
She Quickly Learns to Set Type with Speed
and Accuracy.

and Accuracy.
A remarkable case of what can be
done by blind person is now being ex-
emplihed mt Swaledale, near Mason
City, Ia. Some 12 weeks ago S, b. An
gell purchased tho Swaledale Bee, and
not having enough assistance his blind
sister, Miss Hattie Angell, prevailed
upon him to allow her to go into the
Office and assist in the work. For the
first few days she found occupation in
folding papers, otc,, and she soon be-
came so proficient in that she asked to
be allowed to set type and was given u
case to see what she could do. In less
than an hour she had the boxes learned,
and her first stickful of type was set in
90 minutes.
What is still more remarkable, she
can now set as much type as the aver
age oompositor and do it with greater
accuracy. She experiences but little
difficulty with her copy. She is expert
in writing the language of the blind,
and matter is dictated to her. Writing
it down IN her language, she goes to
her case, and gliding her fingers over
| the raised surface she retains III her
mind entire sentences and accordingly
can set with great rapidity. In order to
get the type right side up her middle
finger is used in feeling the hicks, and
this is done while the type is being lift
ed into position to the stick She has
not yet attempted to distribute type, but
she expects to soon become master OF
this art as well. Miss Angel is W
intelligent young woman and is fine
player ON the piano. She has also
achieved quite little fame as singer.
--Pittsburg Dispatch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
eHE WAS HELD UP.
And Yet, After All, the Little Tot Made No
trouble About It.

Trouble About It.
"I'his highway business is getting 40
bad that something must be done soon, ="
said the stout man TO reporter as he
looked ovor his free paper and read OF
another holdup. why, just the other
day my daughter was going home about
@ o'clock, when she was stopped by a
man who said he wanted her money.
She Just yelled as loud as she could and
ran. There was no one in sight or hear
ing, but the fellow evidently got scared
and quit, and she got home all right. p"
"That was terrible, said the lean
man with the serious face
ut was, for a fact, said the stout
man.
mot q circumstance to case l saw
the other day." said the lean man, as II
he didn't care II the subject were drop
ped right there or not
Whats that?" said the stout man.
"Fact. Not half as bad Us one / saw
the other day.
"What was it2'' asked the stout man
as the gang began to listen.
"Well, hate to tell it, but IL you
insist on the story | guess I'll have tc
tell it briefly. 1t happened in the pres
ence Of at least 20 people, l am sorry tc
say was one of them. A little girl
not over years of age was held up, and
10 cents and childs car ticket taken
from her, and never a soul to offer an
objection.
"Why didn't you get up and do some
thing?" asked the stout man indig
nantly.
"It was none of my affair.", said thu
lean man carelessly.
"Where was this?" blurted the stou
man, growing fierce.
"Oh, OH II street car. The little girl'I
mother held her up SO the conductor
could take the fare. y
The stout man collapsed, and the leai
man continued TO look as il he was no
in any way interested in the case. st
Louis Post Dispatch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
wANI Az FeRrILIzeRi
The chilean Government Giving Away Nj
trale Of SODA % American FarIn-rs.

The Chilean Government Giving Away Nj
traie Of SODA 10 American Farm.rs.
The Chilean government has appro-
priated large sum of money to pay for
the transportation Of several cargoes oi
nitrate from Chile TO the United States
and the establishment here of bureau
Of distribution A commissioner has
been appointed who represents the Chill
can government here in the tests to be
made with it in comparison with do
nestle fertilizers.
The people Of Chile believe that il the
farmers of this country once know the
yaluo of nitrate of soda as fertilizer
they will use it in preference to the
manufactured fertilizers. But Chile's
first aim il TO develop u market for its
nitrates in the United States. Up TO the
present time England and ono or two
other European countries have been the
consumers Of the nitrate found in Chile.
Very little is exported to the United
States. And the reason for this, so say
the Chileans, NJ that tho merits of this
peculiar fertilizer are almost unknown
to American agriculturists.
For the past two months tho Chilean
government has been distributing small
packages of nitrate of soda from Wash
mgton, where the Chilean agent has es-
tablished temporary headquarters and is
working in conjunction with the depart
ment of agriculture Up to the present
time II ships cargo has been given out
in this way to farmers and horticultur'
lists. Experiments in the past prove that
the nitrate is valuable top dressing for
wheat and oats, II hundredweight OF
the nitrate per acre producing an III
crease in the crop of l2 bushels per acre
in wheat and from four to five sacks IN
oats. Arrangements are being made &c
send to large number Of prominent
farmers in various parts Of this country
sufficient quantity of nitrate to ferti'
lize an acre of land, in order that the
results may bo compared with other fer
tilizers used in adjoining ground Sew
eral cargoes Of nitrate will be sent here
from Chile for this purpose. New Yorl
| World.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
Rongh on tlls Cashier,

MI Manygirls-i have discovered
that my cashier has robbed me ~ ego, ?
900
Friond-Haye you notified the po'
lioel
M, ManyaTls--Aot yet IN give
him 0ne more chance ~ propose W ny
eldest dau shiar, II he d0esn't ~ ~
theu / shall hays him locksd NJ '-srss'
~ hifIlnga
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
Bsrrowed q Heuss,

A unique case Of borrowing "a reported
from sherman MillA A man whose
homo was destroyed by fire last winter
has borrowed a house from one 81 ms
frionds, which he will have hauled 70
bis Loo ana will occupy ~ y dwelling
this SUMMER, FetuFning u In tho fall -
Renaebso Journal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-13
and SCrOfuLa

syphilis, for blood poisoning. msTon-
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
In al blood and skin diseases. like
bIotohos, plmples, old chronic ulcers,
letter, scald head, boils, erysipelas.
contradiction, that r. +, L, 10 tho best
blood purifier In the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent oures
Ia all oaAea,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

fierce. and Imprisoned in jail til said fine
is maid: but not exceeding thirty days
In each case one half OF the fine shall be
to the nformer.
In any prosecution OF q person for n
violation OF the preceding section. proof
OF the possession by such person OF any
such hare or rabbit or opossum. as the
case may be, shall be prima facie EVIL
dcnce OF his guilt.
5. This act shall be In force from Its
pagsage.
the County OF Halifax. approved
February e. 1862
i. BE Il enacted by the General As
sembly OF Virginia. That 1t shall not
be lawful for any person TO Kill. or cap
ture. or offer for sale. or buy any par
fridge or quail. or Wild turkeys in the
county OF Halifax between the 18th day
Of February and the 18th day OF Octo-
her OF each year; nor shall It be lawful
at any time TO capture them In nets or
trapA or to break up their nests. or to
take or destroy their eggs.
2 Any person or persons violating the
provisions OF this act shall he guilty Of a
ulsdemcanor and on conviction thereof
before any court or Justice OF the Peace
shall be fined go (ono half OF which shall
go TO the informer). and shall be i'm
prlsopcd until said fine Is paid, not ex-
cecdng twenty days. The possession OF
any prohibited bird or egg within the
prohibited period shall be prims facie evil
dence of the violation Of this act.
=. This act shall be given in charge %
the grand Jury by the Judge Of Halifax
county. at every term at which a regu-
lar grand fury shall be empancllel and
II shall be the duty Of all peace officers
In said county % prosecute promptly and
vigorously all violations Of this act; and
in every case Of wilful failure Ia per
form this duty shall be hned by the
County Judge so
T. An acts and parts OF acts inconsistent
with the provisions hereof are hereby
repealed.
I. This act shall be IN force from It's
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