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Net Receipts.

New York, March 2O.-The following are the
total net receipts of cotton at all ports since
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signs of tn. End of Time.

Many years ago there was printed In
the city of Constantinople queer jew
ish mystery book" called the "Zerub.
babel" This book is great on proph-
ecics and signs, one section of il being
entirely devoted to the coming Of the
Messiah and the ten "signs" which shall
precede that event
The first is the appearance of the
three apostle kings.
The second, n period of terrible heat
The third, n den of blood (see Joel H..
BOZ. The fourth, darkness which shall
cover the earth for period of 80 DAYS.
Fifth-Rome shall be given universal
power for nine months.
Sixth-A fall of healing salve," or
dew, which shall cure every i'll of tho
pious Jews.
Seventh--The birth OF Armillus. the
anti-Christ, an awful monster who will
he born of n marble statue In one of the
churches in Rome.
Eighth-Tbe blowing of the three
blasts on the trumpet by the archangel.
Michael mot GabrieD.
Ninth-the blowing of n second series
OF blasts by the same person.
Tenth-The ten tribes shall be led to
Paradise, where they will celebrate the
wedding feast of the Messiah.-St. Louis
Republic.
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MALAGA IN Lulx
The Old spanish city Has Little - o1er
the SAght-S@er.


IL was July. and we had arrived nj
Malaga from Marseillcs by water. The
town lay white and shining under a
barren rmphi;heater OF mountains.
Retween IL and the Ninuesa was great
stretch of hot, hay. shimmering, sun
liz water, over which little boats each
with white awning up. pulled out to
meet us. We had read I'm Mr.. Hare's
"Wanderings in Spain" OF the cxtortion
and shocking manners OF Malaga's
hoatmen; the same story was In MUIR
ray, with an added warning 10 keep
our temper. But we had no trouble.
Once we had landed and on the omen
quay J. had unstrapped and un.
locked all our bags for customs OFF,
Ger. who was too lazy to look into them;
and at the Hotel Victoria the landlord
had given us a large, clean. airy, brick
foored bedroom, for which he asked
less than the guide-book told us TO beat
him down to; we were free without
further delay or bother TO make our
plans and be off on the road at any
moment we chose.
But first of all we went out 10 have
a look at Malaga. Who was Il said TINT
sightseeing is the art OF disappoint-
mentp Surely we had not come all
this way to the town of Hamet ell Zegri.
to walk through brnnd-new. wide
streets, lined with big modern shops
and clubs and cafes. The huge Interior
of the cathedral was unimpressive. Tho
broken walls OF the old Moorish fortress
stood on the top of far too high hill
20 be climbed in the staring sunshine
of July day. And even Murray could
direct ms 10 nothing else but n plain,
bare church, where the banner of ST.
Ferdinand is said To hang, which we
found fast shut; and an old Moorish
arch, now neatly restored; and n river,
dried up by the blazing sun of tropical
summer, with n railway track running
down the middle OF it's bed, between
groups OF wooden shanties. We met
women in black lace mantillas, or else
In long, pointed shawls, n gay flower
stuck in their hair, and men with clean
shnven faces, in low. broad brimmed
hats and wide red belts. We saw plenty
OF donkeys in bright, gaudy.trappings,
but this was all the costume. We ought
TO have known better than TO expect
more. Still, somehow. it's absence add
ed TO the grayness Of our first impress.
sion.-Elizabeth Robins Pennell, in
Century
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THE SEASONS sHIRTwAisTs.
Neat and Comfortable Garments for sum-
mer Wear.


The materials used for the most eN-
pensive shirt-waists are entirely diff
ferent from the materials that are
bought by the yard in the shops They
are imported expressly for the purpose
and consequently are quite distinctive.
Madras of different qualities, but all
cool and sheer, fancy muslins-the lat
ter not so smart as the Madras ging-
hams-and thin weight OF fancy white
duck are used. The solid colors With n
hair stripe Of white, while not the new
est, still rank among the most desirable
patterns. The old-fashioned lowered
chintzes that are associated in our
minds with curtain hangings have been
reproduced in the Madras shirtings. A
pale pink and white square pa tern will
have sprays Of tiny pink Tosea.
purple and white will have also
pink, all in the dull colors used
III old English goods. The accepted
have also pink, all in the dull colors
used in old English goods The accepted
pattern for these shirts has a yoke at
the back, with a little fullness directly
in the center, which is held i'm at the
belt by a stitched band that only eX.
tends to the side seams: from there n
tape ties down the fullncss in front
There is no yoke in the front Of the
shirt. but four narrow sidcplaits The
favorite pattern for sleeves is the Dish.
OPP sleeve; but again in the Madras shirt
this is very much modified, and shapes
in at the hand into turned-over
stilfcned cuff Of the material. The
collars are made separate from the
shirt, and are white. turned over, very
much on the same cut rs fast
years; but the neck Of tho shirt
is 50 finished that stock can
be worn just ms well as collar
Stocks Of this season arc quite odd. and
n novelty which will not be very popu.
lar. a straight band Of satin or silk
is fastened in the back. having very
much the effect Of clcrCyman's collar.
and n black satin tie in 81 stiT bow in
front finishes IL on. Shirts made 20
order cost anything the makers choose
20 ask. hut for stout people are desirable
in 50 far that the careful fitting over
the shoulders, and the equally careful
arrangement Of the fullness. produce
much better results and longer lines
Harper's Bazar.
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Take four ounces Of -four, one pint Of
milk, three tablespoonfuls of sugar. q
pinch Of salt, n tablespoonful Of vanilla
essence and six eggs. Mix the -four 10
"A smooth paste with the milk, stir in the
sugar, salt and vanilla. Put In q sauce
pan and stir over the fire until II ceases
to adhere TO the sides. Strain into a
bowl and when cold add the yollS Of the
eggs wei beaten. Beat the whites to n
stir froth. mix lightly with the batter,
and half fiji a buttered dish with the
mixture. Put into a moderate oven,
turn the dish occasionally, that the
souffe may be thoroughly baked when
cooked enough, sift over some powdered
sugar and serve.-Albany Journal.
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Feminine IriIIa-

A pendant watch in blue enamel Is
considered very lovely gift for a brides
maid.
The purse attached TO the newest
wheel-woman's belt looks like n can
teen.
Wide Embarrassing is being frowned
upon by the woman who likes exclusive
tyles.
The woman who has the talent Of
silence will have no trouble getting on
In this life.
White linen cushions give n wonder
ful air of freshness 10 the summer cot
tage living-room.-Ch Chicago Record.
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CHAPTER III.

Unexpected and astounding as the
revelation was 20 Clarence, its strange
reception by the conspirators seemed to
him astounding. lie had started for.
ward, half expecting that the compla-
cent, sclf-confesscd spy would be inn
molated by his infatuated dupes. But 20
his surprise the shock seemed to have
changed their natures and given them
the dignity they had lacked.
The eXcitability, irritation and reck-
lessness which had prev iously charac-
terized them had disappeared. The dep
uty and his posse, who had advanced to
the assistance Of their revealed chief.
met with no resistance. They had evil
IDENTIFY, as IL with one accord, drawn
away from Judge Beeswinger, leaving a
cieaI9d space around him. and regarded
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bility. But must first know from your
own lips that your sympathies are
purely political-or a name for some
thing else"
She had alternately flushed and paled
although still keeping her scornful at
'tudc as hc went on. but there was no
mistaking the genuincncss Of her vague
wondCrment AZ his concluding words.
II don't understand YOU" she said. lift
ing her eyes 10 his in moment OF cold
curiosity. what 10 you mcan?"
what do ! mcoh2 What did Judge
Beeswinger mean when he called Capt
Pincl,ney double traitor2" he said,
roughly.
She sprang 20 her feet with flashing
eyes.
Ana you-you dare 10 repeat the
cowardly lie OF confessed spy. This,
then, is what you wished TO tell me-
this, the insult for which you have
kept me here. because YOU are incapable
n I'm Outstanding unsclisb patriotism
or devotion-even TO your own cause-
You dare TO judge me by your own
base, Yankee trading standards. Yes,
4 is worthy Of YOU"
She walked rapidly mp and down, and
then suddenly faced him.
Il understand 10 all! I appreciate
your magnaDimity now. You are will.
ing I should join The company Of these
chivalrous gentlemen in order 10 give
color TO your calumnies. Say at once
That IL was you who put up this spy 90
correspond with mc-to come herein
order 70 entrap me. Yes. entrap me-
who a moment ago stood up for you
before these gentlemen and said you
could not Hel BAH"
fro pr coNrrvfrrD
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GARENsE
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COPYRIGHT. 1894. ~ VU
BRET HARTE.
PART 4.

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His wife, who had risen from her
chair at the end of the balcony, was al
ready moving toward the table. With
q quick movement he seized her wrist
and threw her back into the chair again.
a cry broke from her lips as she rec
ognized him. but still holding her wrist
he stepped quickly between her and the
astonished crowd.
There was n moment of silence. then
the cry of Spy" and Seize him" rose
quickly, but above all the voice and
figure of the Missourian was heard
commanding them to stand back.
Turning to Clarence, he said. quickly:
Il should know your face, sir. Who
are your
The husband of this woman and the
master of this house" said Clarence, as
quickly, but in voice he hardly recog-
nized as his own.
stand aside from her, then. unless
you are hoping that her danger NAV
protect you," said the Kentuckian, sig
nificantly drawing his revolver.
But Mrs. Brant sprang suddenly TO
her feet beside Clarence. 1--WE are
neither of us towards, Mr.. Brooks
though he speaks the truth-and. more
shame TO me-" she added. with n look
of savage scorn at Clarence-.'is my
husband"
But what is your purpose in coming
hereY continued Judge Beeswinger,
with his eyes fixed on Clarence.
Il have given you all the informa-
ton, said Clarence, quietly, "that is
necessary to make you, as gentleman.
Leave this house at once-and that is
my purpose. 1t is all the information
you will get from me as long as you
and your friends insult my wife with
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Three whatt rhrec charmingiy cxccuted
pos crs In cOlors. drawn by w W DcrS'
low, Ethci Reed aud Ray brown. viii be
scnt Tree OF postage 20 any address ON re.
ectnt OF One Dollar An who are afflicted
WIN Inc poster cracN will Immediately
limited number OF the posters will b., l..
sued. The scarcity OF good thing en-.
hanccs It's value. Address Gso H. nrAF
foRp, General Passenger Agent of the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee, a ~ Paul Railway. old
Colony Building, Chicago, m.
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Scald together one quart Of milk and
three ounces Of grated chocolate, and
set aside to cool. Then add nearly a
cup Of sugar and yolks Of FIVE eggs.
Bake, and when done spread whites on
TOP and BROWN. \. Ledger.
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Romc ,ya.n., nun, n, /. n,,

Neither are the obstinate maladics, to the
removal OF which the great corrcctivc uos
letters stomach Bltters. is adapted durable
IN an hour. To persist In tho use of this
standard remedy Is no morn than Just Ril
iousness' constipation, malaria, rhcuma-
tism, kidney complaints and nervousness nrc
among the complaints which IL cradcatcs.
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Man MarrIes His stepmothcr.

Joseph Duquenne and his stepmoth-
sr, Mrs. Sophia Duquenne, both resi-
dents OF Colleen, were united in mar
riage the other evening at Hillsboro,
III. The bride is ten years oldesr than
her former stepson and present hus-
band
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Time At Sen.

Time is kept at sea by watches"
Each watch is four hours long, and
every half hour is marked off by
strokes upon n bell Thus half-past
eight is one bell, ana IL is eight bells,
half-past IL one bell, and so on.
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:. FITS stopped FRO and permanently cured
No hts after first days use of Dir. Klinc's
Great Nerve Res orcr FREQ 81 trial bottle
q treatise. DR. KLINE, a33 Arch ST. phila Pa.
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NEWER write anything that does not give
you great pleasure, emo ton IL easily nronn
gated from the writer to tho reader. -Jou-
bert. w"
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CRuEL--"I know that ape l. tclhn, ON
me, said Miss Scrclcaf ayes. dear; bui
you needn't mind 80 very much II ISN'T
telling the whole truth. Sketch.
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Young man." said tho merchant TO the
prospective Office boy. "arc Won fairly ,,'cll
Sducatedi' II be-" replied the boy, proud.
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He-I think there are microbes IN
kisses.
she-Iiave you tried one Of rbinc7
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13

Tickets will be sold at an open
rate Of one fare for the round trip
from all stations in Idaho, and from
Red Rock Mont; Huntington and
Ontario, Oregon to Pocatello, Idaho
for the Republican State convention
to be held May 10Th. Selling dates
May 18th and 10th, with final limit
Of May Goth. A. n. Mccall, agent.
The Montana sheep men recently
held convention, and resolved that
free coinage Of silver was Of more
Importance than an increase in the
present wool tariff. They are
bright men and know that an i'm
crease Of our circulating medium
would more quickly raise the price
Of wool than an increase in the
tariff.
A cyanide plant is in successful
operation near Atlantic, Wyo., and
the miners in that vicinity are now
developing their properties, having
heretofore been under the impression
that it was impossible to save the
values.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
The Bieeest Foo, nj Large

Is the individual who Professionally negleets his health
aud the means Of preserving and restoring it. Many
persons who are not constitutional Idiots do this
They are genuine objects Of compassion a. well as
failure Of appetite loss Of sleep and flesh
impaired digestion uncertain state OF the bowels
and symptoms OF biilieusness many warnings
Of the approach Of disease. To disregard them i
abioet folly, which offended nature in due time pun
ishes severely II not fatally. That genial and thor
oughy reliable preventive OF bodily mischief in the
shape Of chronic disease Hostetters stomach Bltters
will if resorted to in time, avert those disorders, t
the removal Of which it is also fully adequate
Among these chronic Indigestion liver complain
kidney troubles, constipation, nervousness, rheuma
tism aud malaria
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
What Electricity Did For Bodie.

Companies in Idaho operating mines
in districts where cordwood is scarce
and high priced, will read with inter
est the following from the San Fran
cisco Examiner:
s. b. BIrkham Of Bodie, who is the
postmaster OF that town, is al the Russ
House. "Bodie will soon again be-
come great bullion producing camp"
he said. From 1884 to 1894 il was
pretty nearly dead. When Thomas III
Legett went up there in 1893 to take
charge of the Standard mine he found
that wood was SO and $3.50 cord and
that this price was almost prohibition.
He tried to get a reduction from the
railroad, which controls that market,
and failing went east and saw the cap
italists interested in the mine. As q
result he came back and put up an
electric power plant in Green creek, 1G
miles from Bodie. The mill and mine
motive power and lightning comes
from source now and at such re
duction that much ore that could not
be worked before is being rlilled Then
Legett built cyanide plant with i
capacity of working 100 tons daily
Later s. S. Cain, ]. M. Kelley anC
others got hold OF the old MONDAY
tailings at the south end and built an
other cyanide plant with capacity 0
l50 tons. Now the Standard mining
company is putting up third plan
OF 100 tons capacity.
There is talk of bringing in electri,
power from the East Walker river, 2,
miles away, to supply the town will
electric lights and work the mines
The cost Of operating the STANDARD
has been reduced 60 per cent by til,
use of electric power. So you ma,
know that this new enterprise will
mean great deal to Bodie. Their,
is in the district almost unlimited
quantities of low grade ore, much 0
which will be worked as the cost il
reduced.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
How TO Treat a Wife.

From the Pacific Health JournaLl
First, get u wifei second, be patient.
You may have great trials and per-
plexities in your business, but do not
therefore, carry to your home a cloudy
or contracted brow. Your wife may
have trials, which, though OF less mag
nitnde, may be hard for her to bear.
A kind word, a tender lock, will do
wonders in chasing from her brow all
clouds of gloom.--ro this we would
add, always keep bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house.
1t is the best and is sure to be needed
sooner or later. Your wife will then
know that you really care for her and
wish to protect her health. For sale
by r. w. Smith, druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13

One of the latest applicants for
public favor in the mining line is
the Golden King Mining company,
of this city, whose property is To-
Gated on the Boise river, twenty
five miles north Of Mountain Home,
Idaho. The Golden King group is
composed of thirteen claims, eight
of which are patented. This pro-
perty should not be classed with
prospects, as it is in fact a well de-
veloped mine. The vein is con-
tact with granite hanging and gray
porphyry foot walls, and the COM
pany owns 10000 feet on the lie dye,
which is doubtless one of the largest
holdings along the strike of an ore
body to be found in Idaho. Salt
Lake Herald.
Don Basil got back on Friday
from driving six head of cattle from
Smiths prairie to Rocky Bar. He
is running a butcher shop at the
Bar and reached there just as the
last quarter had been sold off the
hook. The last thirteen miles on
his way in he walked and led his
horse. The snow line was at Casey's
ranch, which he left on the hardened
crust but before getting in, the snow
softened and made travelling diff
cult. The snow at the Bar was two
and one half feet deep when he got
there and eight inches fell that night
Hay at the Bar was forty dollars Il
ton.-Boise Dem, 10th.
To all Appearances Duboise will
have large majority in the Repab-
lican State Convention. but results
may be as surprising to the Silver
Reps. of Idaho as was the action Of
the Michigan Democratic eonyen-
ton to silver DENIS. all over the
United States. Mcconnell evident
" carries the goldbng sack and
there may be fun ahead for some of
The 6. 0. p. delegates at Poeatello.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13

Rev. E. O.. Harris conducted the
morning and evening services in the
Congregational church Sunday.
Win Jones returned last Thurs
day from Iowa, in company with
Mrs. Johnson, who is visiting her
son, NJ. johnson.
Geo. J. Day left Monday for Cali
fornia. After spending few weeks
in the Golden State Mr.. Day will
return TO his home in Minnesota.
Edward Stein, ex-mayor Of Poca-
tello and a member Of the Demo
cratic State Committee, passed
through this place yesterday with
his family, en- route to Nampa,
where they will hereafter reside.
A star mail service has been es-
tablished from Bruneau valley to
Wickahoney, 81 miles and back,
once a week, by schedule of not to
exceed ten hours running time each
way, from June /, 1896, to June
80, 1898.
A press telegram from Washing
ton announces that an increase Of
pension has been allowed to John
J.. Sims of DeLamar, Idaho, who
is Mexican war veteran. Mr.. Sims
is brother of the deceased and
justly celebrated physician and sur
geon j. Marion Sims, who first
gained national reputation while
practicing in Montgomery, Ala, af-
terward removing to New York
The BULLETIN congratulates "Uncle
John" on getting an increased re-
minder of his services in helping tc
lick the Greasers fifty years ago.
The Rocky Bar news published
yesterday morning was about the
most important that has been given
to the public respecting our mining
resources for long time. 1t was
important, net only because Of thu
fact that it recorded the discovery
of a large body of very rich golt
ore, but because the development
recorded demonstrates that the veins
in that district do not lose thei
value with depth. There has beer
an impression that the district hac
seen its best DAYS, and that none o
the mines would be fonnd valuabl,
at great depth. The result of THU
idea was to discourage investmen
there, as men do not purchase mine
J in a locality where there is no prom
Use of permanence. As conse
quence, Rocky Bar, which was a
one time one Of the prominent camp
of the State, has been in dead con
dition for long period, and tn
TASK of reviving it seemed almos
hopeless. But the development re
ported shows that the veins do g
: down and makes it certain that tn
] district is to be one of the lead
) ing ones Of the State. Capital vii
{ be encouraged to go in there an
open up the mines; and, since tn
/ camp was so exceptionally rich dun
ing its era Of production, there is n
reason to doubt that it will now BE-
come a favorite. Boise Statesman
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13

Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
Away is the truthful, startling title of
book about No-To- BAG, the harmless
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that
braces up nicotinized nerves, elimmi-
mates the nicotine poison, makes weak
men gain strength ,yigor and manhood.
You run no physical or financial risk
as No-To-Bae is sold by druggists ev-
erywhere under a guarantee to cure OF
money refunded. Book free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, New York OF
Chicago. r. w. Smith, agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13

Under the head of "Her Name is
Pants" the Stockton Mail says that a
comedy young Miss Of % summers and
winters applied at the county clerks
Office recently for marriage license,
produced W from the depths OF her
boomers in payment thereof, and inn
mediately led to the altar timid
young man named Fred Pants, thereby
completing pair of pants. 1t is the
earnest wish of all that these pants
will not bag at the knees or wear out
in the place most used, and that life
will hold nothing but JOY and prosper
ity for the young lady who has the
nerve TO SO aggressively exercise her
leap year prerogative.