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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02
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On and after June I, 1894. the
subscription price of the ELMoRE
BULLETIN will, be $500 for twelve
months, $3.50 for ak months,
91.00 for three months, invariably
in advance. With the first issue in
June the BULLETIN win enter upon
the eighth year Of it's existence, and
although 1t now rcjoices in q large
subscription list we desire to i'm
crease it, hence We have placed the
price at bedrock rates for cash GUS
toners.
The BULLETIN il beyond perad.
venture q permanent fixture in
Mountain Home. It was started
before the creation Of the county
and under the control of its present
owner has always battled faithfully
for the interests of the people of thin
section. 1t will continue to do go
and asks the assistance Of every
man land woman. too,) in Elmor'
county in extending its circulation
Send in your names, accompanied
by $500, and also send il to friend
in the east, that they may realiz,
tina grand strides to prosperity nov
taking place in Gilmore county.
This reduction does not apply Il
subscribers now in arrears. Thu
old rates will hold good in sucl
cases until they walk up to the cap
tain's Office and pungle their bacl
dues.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

We have about 100 delinquent
subscribers on the BULLETIN list.
The majority of these we consider
good and responsible men. Many
are in arrears two years, and few
be 1t said 10 their discFedit-are
behind from five TO seven years. II
Ii high time such patrons of the
BULLETIN should square up--and
they must do 80.
III yon. reader, are one of the
above mentioned, this is for your
special beneft--otherwise, other
wise.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

The Signal II shs only paper 10 The
State of Idaho 70 have correspond.
ems tsampins with the commcnweaiers.
One strange Tact 10 brought out by the
In this issue. The in
dussfials were inviied 20 ride out Of
Oregon. They wcrs ipyeigled out Of
that State and dumped into Idaho
where the United States marshals i'm.
mediately fell upon them like hungry
wild beasts and even brought back
those who had reached Wyoming
What lies underneath all thats Why
was il douef Why did they not sal
into them in Oregonf Why was ldahe
cboseu as the ambuscade In which u
fall upon them and seize the host fol
us 70 feedf They must be KEEP
In the west and not allowed to sp
proach the trembling eastern naiob
but yet they must not be left In Ore
gon. Did the vast political machin'
see menace in ali.tbose votes II cas-
in the coming Oregon electioni I
Marshal Pinkham carrying out th'
will OF the great Republican power
that bes Was II thkt BY pulling then
out Of that battle ground and nabbinl
them In Idahu both ends were accom-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

Nlisscs 1osie and Lille Tautphaue
viii accompany their father At the
Bruneau canal works this summer.
Mrs. II. Ellison, 81 Jackson's
ranch, was quite sick Monday. but
shs and her twin babies are now get
ting along nicely.
Noble, the young man accused Of
breaking into Denton's houses was
tried before Judge Clinton ON MOI
day and acquitted.
The Cripple Greek, COL, striking
miners wcfe ut last accounts still
masters of the situation, but Il was
feared that . hot fight would soon
take place.
The Senate investigation commit
tee found Buttz guilty Of having at
tempted to bribe Senators Hunton
and Kyle. but no steps have been
taken towards criminally prosecut-
ing him.
4 The many occasions of late for
the employment Of federal troops TO
assist the judicial officers in pro.
tecting railway and other properties
from organised bodies Of lawiess
men, and misconception Of the real
functions Of the troops, has caused
the issue by General Schoheld o.
instructions 10 army department
commanders To the effect that. when
troops are 90 employed. they car
not be directed to act under the or
ders Of any civil officer. The com
msnding officers Of troops so en-
ployed are directly responsible II
their military superiors. Any un
lawful, or unauthorized, or unlawful
act on their part would not be ex
cusable on the ground Of any ordeI
or request received by them from {
J marshal or any other civil officer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

IN (connsctedl cxttia. kArmark, n.dsshit n
50 each ear. uxttla isft hand sIde nsek n&axs,
Bennett eresf and Pine Crow. Wn. BI.AEkMAH.
- double nnehos) on left shoulder. Hossss,
-. Range, Bennett creek End Pine Grows. wms
Monatsin Hcms poetofnes.
~ Left hip. MAsks Crop and split in lsft unbit In
~ right waffle left iaw.
y Both hips. ksrks: Crop and spls IN each sss,
I waffle right law. A. ~ HALL,
nov25 92 Mountain Home. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02
Beware OF Oinsmeuts for Catnrrl
That Contain Mercury.

Beware OF Oinsments for Catnrrh
That Contain Mercury.
A mercury win surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering !,
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold 10 the good You can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo. o.. contains no mercury,
and il taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. In buying balls Ca.
tarrh Cure be sure You get the genu-
inc. II h taken ints rnally. and made
ia Toledo. Ohio. by II. ]. Cheney 4
Co. Testimonials free.
~ Sold by druggists. price 75c.
per bottle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02
SILVER AND THE PRnsIDENCl

Both by history and analogy We
know that silver win find IL chief az
pouent in the Democratic party. The
votes in Congress show this, and he
who runs may know that the party
which has stood for the people sgainst
the manufacturing barons, In the mat
ter Of tariff reform, viii keep up the
fight for the people In demanding an
enlarged, equitable and sufficient cur
rency a. against the selfish interests
Of the monied classes, who demand
contraction. II IL the old fight--the
masses versus the classes, and the old
parties win range themselves ~ they
have ever done, Democracy for the
masses. Republication for the claases.
We take this occasion to say 70 our
Republican fsiends. that If you iAvoi
the white metal and continue 10 Dc
90, You win inevitably find yourselves
voting the Democratic ticket within
two or three ycars. II 10 the irresisti
BILE trend Of political destiny.
The SILVER issue IL likely to swamp
all others in importance in our next
national campaign. The Wilson bill
viii pass; il 10 q step in the right di
rection and will, in the presence OF oul
grave currency complications, tend u
distract Democratic attention in par
from the tariff to silver. The mex
Democratic candidate for the presi
dency will not believe that God createt
but one money metal, or that bi-metal
ism IN the United States is dependen
upon the prior consent and co-opera
ton OF England and at least two othe
Of the great powers. but he win believ'
that silver is indispensable 10 souns
currency and that the United State
may safely and should speedily Il
equity and all conscience. adopt TN
free and unlimited coinage OF silver a
the ratio Of 10 to /. irrespective Of tn
attitude OF other nations; and he vii
be elected by an overwhelming vote
Salt Lake Herald.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

Sensational Journalism may boricf|
on csiminal aciion Al simes~-as csi-
denced in tine case u George Deckef
ID siskiyou county. Two skeletons
we're found in . cass. and forthwith :
sensational newspaper Ia San Fran
cisco builds mp . siory OF crime UNI
paralleicd in the annals 81 California.
An innocept man was made the au-
thor Of about o DOZEN murders. and
the indignation Of the people was 90
wrought up that the man narrowly
escaped lynching. Decker asked for
time 70 prove his innocence and Il Was
reluctantly granted. Nov Mrs. Decker
and daughter, who were said 10 have
been murdered by Decker n years
ago, have appeared Ia proper person
at Yreka. The grand jury examined
them, aseertained that they were the
persons they represented themselves
TO be, and Decker wss set at liberty,
This case shows how easily person
guilty Of no offense whatever may Dc
accused Of crime aud the difficulties
he may encounter in attempting "a
prove his innocence. II Decker's wife
and daughter had not been found he
doubtless would have been tried. con.
yicted and hung for their murder
But IL happily transpires that man
who was arrepted short time ago on
. charge Of being Wholesale murderer
never took the life OF human being
The newspaper that says the mill
ions Of men out Of work in this coun
try could find employment II the,
wanted to labor, viliiully lies, and this
paper that further says these million,
are tramps and vagabonds, anarchist
and scalawags, lies again, and know
IL lics---and whom paper goes 20 fal
- 10 hint that IL would rejoice 10 se,
these unfortunate men, who are vic
tems Of vicious legislation, shot dowr
a. II they we're band Of murdsrers, !
makes the blood Of those whose sym
pathles 20 out 70 oppressed humanit,
boil with just indignation. Such ex
pressions have been uttered BY news
papers Of the hardened and viciou
sort, and such expressions are not cal
culated TO smooth the RULED feeling
Of these millions Of honest. industriou
men, who. out of work and destitute
have 10 subsist on the thin soup Of
scant exhibition Of charity or starve.-
Idaho World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

Remember that the BULLETIN is
now only " q year If paid in adj
vance.
VIM. Kunnecke and wife have de-
parted for the mountains, to remain
all summer with their band Of sheep.
Or. Prices Cream BailRg Powder
wsrifs Pair uigAsss Award.
Give ms the men for Office who
are not afraid TO tell the people they
want Office. The sneak who would
crawl in at recess il not the man
after the peoples heart.--Blackioot
News.
Some time ago / was troubled with
an attack Of rheumatism. used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and was com.
pletely cured. / have since advised
many OF rly friends and customers ia
try the remedy and ell speak highly
OF il. SIMON GoLDsAuM, San Luis
Rey, Cal. For sale by II. w. Smith
druggist, Mountain Home.
wAETED--Gold Miners 70 develop
the gold properties In Lewiston, Min.
en' Delight, South Pass, Gold Greek
or On the Rustler Belt. You can get
| full information regarding reliabls
mines which are for sale by the camps
mentioned by addressing James A.
McAvor. county clerk OF Fremont
county, Lander. Wyo., VIM. Sturgi'
Jr.. Cheyenne. Wyo., A. Kendall, cash
icr First National Bank, Rock Springs
wyo., 9. L. Spangler. chairman Ere
mont Board County Commissioners
Atlantic City. Wyo. The Union Pa
ciic 10 the shortest and quickest linz
70 the South Pass country. Dahl,
stages from Rock Springs and Raw
Inns. A. q. Smith, agent u. p. system
Mountain Home. Idaho.
The "pebble" which changed the
course Of Editor Wallis, of the Paris
Post, may have been the disposition
of President Bulge to indicate tn.
politics at Bear Lake county; or u
may have been the purchase price
of Wallis acquittal for violation o
the lottery law" or 1t may hav,
been his failure to secure the Mont
pelier postofiice for which he applied
and worked. upon the strength o.
his Arnpldesque loyalty 10 th'
party OF his choice. At any event
he has taken of the mask he wor'
in the camp of Democracy and haI
donned the paint and feathers Of |
calamity-howlar. We warn our Re
publican friends TO watch thei
proselyte. A little disappointment
or better offer from some one els
may make them lose him.--Iogar
Journal.
have two little grand children win
are teething this hot summer weathe
and are troubled with bowel complaint
! give them Chamberlain's Coic ,Chnl
. era aud Diarrhnea Remedy and il act
like charm. earnestly recommend
II for children with bowel troubles.
was myself taken wilh severe attacl
Of bloody iiux, with cramps aud pain
in my stomach, one third OF hottl
Of this remedy cured me. Within 2
hours was out Of bed and doing m,
house work. MRS. w. l.. DuKAcAs
: Bon aqua, Hickman Co., Tenn. Fo
sale By X. w. Smith, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02
Summons.

In The Probate Court Of the County Of Eimase.
state Of Idaho.
A. d. Williams, Pisintin.
T. A. sse~art and v. Van Beaver, Defendants
ms STATE Of Idaho sends orestinx 10 T. A. Stewart
and v. Van BeAser, defendants.
Scu are hereby summoned 70 Appear before mo. Il
my oGfss IN Mountain Home, IL the county of W.
u,ors the 10th day u August fse4. al 10 scioct
= m.s in action brought against you By sid rxintA
n answer the complaint ~ tire above named plaintiff
said action u brought 10 ftou you TIE SUN
% s2lo. alleged 70 he due from Jon 70 This pi~ntf
nF services rendered In eaxisx for ard protesting
reur quarts mill IN Dixia minine aistricf nsors
fully appears ~ the complaint h this actien. nos
aleA Ia sbs Cear enpy pf wildcats hsEewith aes W.
ard 10 which xou ere hsrebs rsfeuet. And xou ars
hereby notihsi % appear and answer - ahose 70
quirea Judgment sill he taken aGninss yea far TN
sAid anaount to-sif the Of two hnsdres and tcs
deiiars f11ieA together with cosis Of this aiit-
~ thu &hesi6 or ans Constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal scseies NJ Qua resrra hereof
Given aaas< ny hasd and ofnsial ss<i shI< I'D dzs
tLSl Of MAJ. isot
W. c. Howis. attorney Tor plziuti6. my4Sms
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

Senator Morgan Of Alabama has
written letter advising that the De-
mocratic convention Of his State re-
frain from endorsing President Cleve-
lands administration. He says he
does not approve the attitude Of the
President and the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the silver question, and,
~ he understands that their views are
not shared by all the members ol
She Presidents Cabinet, he thinks the
Alsbama Democrats had better avoid
endorsement of q portion Of the adj
ministration and disagreement with
he rest.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

rsAtN . fuNEFKt V1sazEV g U"3 HNN~ta
To y. J. Msrssfsan, his heirs or assigns
You ara hsrsby nsslIsd that have expended TIRES
huadFed dollars (s9gpj ia i&bor and improvement
upon the MIDNIGHT piseer mines Sosl 4, I add ..
- viii Appear b. eeftiAsAte fied AAsxh q lszss u
the ofe Of Tire hscoriry az saii county In order &c
hold sad prsmi>rs under me provisions II sectiuH
ga Hesis1h Ssstuire "a ths unissd Sf4fes bainr the
amount required 10 hold the safns fDv the year end
Ing Dsesmhss % lss, assA chat Il sithEH ninety days
sfisF this nosaes b. psbiiezion you fsi sefnse q
eontribufe yeus proportion 81 sluh expenditure a.
owner. your interest In said elsi viii hsease ths
property q tss sutscribeF under aid section sS9s
W l.. MAKD.
first publication. NAY 8. Isas a,a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

s<Fho tiroee are nafilv mt Of Joint"
lru,v exc1,irns he Provo Dispstch.
widespread dissatisfaction. distress
IA unrest /. ,een nom one end Of the
vennh,5c u the otl,er. Vast armies Of
errmn~---xoea without work. provis
iona ~ n,onev.--march and tramp 70
and no through the land. This con-
d,,;on -, arown worse and worse
rverv hour sInce 1879. Our Repub-
,;cen foe. ara fond al claiming that
the faulty lewislation Of the Demo
cratic marty IL 70 blame. Yet who
ever ~ : tramp prior 70 "a. There
h.d hesn no Democratic administra-
zion rioce 1850 IN 70 that time. An
- once mem s;nrlv and In souads mar
'.ee.l t,,e country stealing \ loaf here
"a . rlde wherever n cou,d be oh
sa;ned or n vba.ever ,;rect;on Thew
st.rt.d from powhere and we've going
nowhere. II mattered NOT. 40 they
.s,ed for the newt meal At Z difyeren,
houss from where the breakfast had
h-eu beeged ar pi,iered. This charged
"a tbe democratic National Admins.
aresion, Wss ever mepdacity stretch d
" suoh seusion befcref No. sir: The
fault primarily was cbsrrcab,e 10 che
demonesisstien az oliver and the star.
seripr h,ov administered 10 our In.
dussries bv chat trescherous stab =,
the vitaIs n the nation. The Repub.
lican marty was completely IN mower
sheo ana car shirsesn wears previously
and Il has beam the Republican party
which haa fought most deserminedly
ae.inst every effort since made TO re-
store the money function 81 silver.
Yet ve are told that The hard times
which finally became unbearable .
lev month"; aimee are not 70 be laid :,
the Republican door, but that the Dem.
ecrsts are the arch outrsgers Of the
poor because they have brought hard
times 70 The county.
The times are sadly out OF Joint In.
deed. and not By reason Of either high
or Low tariff. but solely and alone be.
cause the Republican party demone,
dad silver. To this We iustly ascribt
the pitiful condition OF the wealers Ia.
day-aye, the fact that We have such
creatures at all. Out Of joint, indeed
they are. The times are dreadfully
out Of ioint. The country il filed from
ona. md 10 the other by anarchists
|Ists. communists, striking and
warning union non and union laborers
miners. mechanics, and In facs and in
short workers Of all trades, no trades
=. ~ I'M. m, I.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

D~The Union Pacific Ia the short
line TO the Lewiston, Miners Delight,
Atlantic aud South Pass gold fields.
Buy ycur tickets via Rock Springs OF
Rawlins. from which point you can 60
by first class stage line to Lewiston.
reaching the mines the same day. A.
@. Smith. agt U. p. system. mt Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02
Town wasehman's Notice.

All persons who desire II may be
called at any hour Of the night by c.
III. Rineharf. constable and night
yatchman, for Is cents. These who
make weekly contributions for o watch
man VIII be called free of charge.
G. III. RfEEHART.
Mountain Home, April Is, 1894.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

All persons indebted 70 me must
settle their accounts immediately In
order TO save costs OF suit
WM. III. holland.
Min Home, April 10, 1894.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-02-17

We are so much in the way of hearing
the unselfshness Of women exploited by
their admirers that it strikes upon us with
n sudden lar when we hear some plain spo-
ken body cry nut upon the sex rs selfish.
At recent luncheon, where around an ele-
can't table 90 clever women discussed topics
of interest while they ate pates and ices,
one Young lady boldly proclaimed her con
yiction that women, if not inherently self
ish were at least more selfish than men.
Assailed on all sides, she skillfully defended
her position, declaring that one had onSS to
20 to the fashionable resorts in summer or
in winter to prove the truth of what she
said.
''Think" she asserted, "of the lonely
weeks q man is forced to spend at home,
while his wife and daughters are enjoying
themselves at Bar Harbor or somewhere
else in August or at st. Augustine in Feb
ruary! The poor plodding male creature
who paws the bills never expects vacation
beyond his month or his fortnight, regu'
| lated by the exigencies Of business or the
working force of the office. But madam
and MISUNDERSTANDING fit away rs care
! free as the birds and never trouble them
selves about the poor, forlorn man, who
dimes at his cluband comes home to II cheer
lessly lonely house"
MY husband hates society, and adore
IT, said another (which is the more
selfish, he or |? If yield to his preference
all the time, I develop selfishness in him
and surely that would be very undesirable
and, on the other hand, If drag him ava.
from his den and his newspaper to ga,
functions which he detests, | am develop
ing selfshness in my own character. Eithe
way am in adifliculty. But | do not thinl
can be called selfish because am not re
signed to u purely domestic life"
"The old rule Of mutual forbearanc
would seem to be the only one applicable,
said u quiet little lady. Perhaps the sell
ishness is principally in human nature. y
Harper's Bazaar.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-02-17
WHY He Soaked Him.

"Well, ledge" said the man with the
bristly mustaChe who was up for sentence,
ut wuz dis here way. ] played de jay fer
q sucker, an | ketched him. See? ! JlSt
t'rowed him few lines bout green goods,
an he answered de letter like it brung him
news Nv forchun. goddim t. cum here
an jollied him along, an we wuz bout t Il"
bizness. We went out t. de meetin place
set fer us, an showed him how d. OF ting
worked. He wuz to gimme his dough, an
wuz t ship him d. green stuff by express
Sees I flashed d. roll on i'm, an it made
his eyes stick out like dey WIZ hen eggs.
Den dey wuz more talk, an toP i'm c'u'd
Civ i'm tousan Nv de green stuff for
two fifty NV d. dough dat WIZ straight
goods, an he bit ! counted out a. stun, an
list AS had d. deal all made in me min de
Jay seq t NEE
Here the man with the bristly mustache
began to laugh.
"Well," said the judge, what did he say
toyouS' -,
'iHe seq t me-" continued the man with
the bristly mustache, Il w'u'd"-but he be
gan to laugh again.
"Stop that laughing and go on with yolll
story" said the judge sternly
The man with the bristly mustache threw
| back his shoulders and took long breath
He seq T. me-" he began again, "'w'u'd
take Confedrit moneyp an soaked i'm. -
Buffalo Express
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-02-17
Despair.

It was night A large, feyerish, opaline
moon swirled recklessly through pale
turquoise sky, while far below on dank
green pavement, by the side OF gloomy
stone mansion, melancholy emerald toad,
with silver scales and beryl eyes, hoped in
dramatic, sluggish strides. From the moss
sheathed branches Of bare tree in the
luminous distance a somber owl, with an
evil CLEAN in his topaz eyes, broke the dis
NAL stiffness by horrid, discordant, black
and gray boots In the orange bed cham
Der Of that mansion 1.-the, graceful, dark
haired girl was brooding.
Her languorous eyes were fixed as ii In
dull despair; her midnight tresses were
tossed in weird confusion; her clear cheeks
were of unearthIy pallor, and her slim, elo-
quent fingers olutched in desperate passion
the olive green canton flannel sofa Oh
which she sat. Suddenly she arose, stepped
forward three PAGES, flung her symmetrical
arms upward and cried in wild but only
passably good shrek:
"Oh, heayensl Edmund Russell says
woman of my complexion should veal
noonstone and diamonds, with white chint
,ilk, and have only Is cents to my nameP
New York World
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-02-17

Julie X. WctherllI Mrs. Mary Ashley
Townsend, Mrs. r. Y. BuCkner, Mrs. f.
J. Nicholson, Mrs. Martha Il. Field,
ICatharine Cole) Miss Mario Lour8o
Points, Mrs. Is3on Jastren@ki, Mrs.
James Durno, Mrs. Adele Townsend
Stanton, Mrs. Ada II. Aiken, Miss
Camille Fairchild, Miss NJ. I. Elder,
Miss Marie CelGto Stautfer, Mrs. H.
NJ. WalmSloy, Mrs. Francis Burrel
Hoffman, Mrs. Harry II. Hall, Mrs
Ida Slocomb Richardson, Miss Annie
Howard, Mrs. Nowcomb, Mrs. John
Barkley, Mrs. p L. Saxon, Mrs. Belle
Perkins Mrs, J. J, Lyon, Mrs s'aro'
line E. Merrick, Nine, MargueTite
Samuels, Nine. o 8oudousquo, Miss
Florence Huberwald, Mrs. james Mott
Mrs. Corinne Castellanos McItous Mrs
Ida r. Kaiser, Miss Annie Sewell, MIS-
Jennie Wilde, Mrs. Walter Saxon, MlN
Mario Soebold, Miss Mansum, Mis-
Massie, Mile. Marie Keynes, Mrs Lou
Use Jonas Nixon, Miss Marie Angus
tine, Miss Marion Brown, Miss Sophr
Wright, Miss Lily G. Whitaker, an
Mme. NJ. d. Giraud.