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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-24

llnrpcr'a Bazaar,
Ny daddy W tho man for mo
iiO n 10 hlE, 40 very strong
Tint tnllpyO he's always right,
Although I know hos sometimes wrong,
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EVEN In the most severe cases Of
aprntn or bruiac cut ur burn Thomas
lGolcclrlc Oll glvcn almost Instant relief
II Ia the Ideal family llnlmcnt,
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The man who wanted to start bicycle
factory and couldn't because he was un-
able to think OF name for the new
wheel is saved. He can call 1t Klondyke.
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what IN tarln' foform2 Tho only pose
Hlblo answer u the question from TO
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tFho INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions, is entered in the Post
Office at Wheeling, w. Va, as second-class
ma4ter1
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four In every twenty-five who under
take the trip VIII wish but once that
they had stayed at home, and that once
will be all the tlme.-Chcago Inter-
Ocean.
As Brother Debs' scheme has no use
for money, he will not take his band of
Utoplans to the Klondyke region II the
court knows herself, and we UNDER
stand she recognizes the Photograph
Chicago News.
It is necessary to remind people who
want to become miners on the Klon-
dyke that while they are laying by their
millions up there. they viii need to have
food TO keep them from starvlng,-Chl-
cago Record.
People should be careful about those
Alaskan tales When It comes to throw
Ing dust in the eyes Of folks gold dust
Is as bad as the Observation-Disclosures
Times.
The K1ondyke rush has not been
great cnouuh to cause the entire aban-
donment of the sugnr-schedulc dig
glngs.-washngton Star.
That Alaskan gold discovery will be
sure to cause John Bull to brush up his
perlpntetlc boundary line and claim all
sorts OF things Washington Post.
Thcrcisa great deal Of gold In the Yu-
kon region ana somebody is going To get
It out, but tho 0Verauc man had better
stay away, II he Is ambitious to tempt
| fortune he can do 80 at home with as
| good chances FOR success and with a
great deal more comfort, not To speak
| Of safety Half the labor ana prlvn-
| lions that mining demands would Yield
a certain and comfortable return In the
ordinary walks OF llfc.-LOulsyillc
| Courier Journal
The man who has not been to Klon-
dyke Ia the ono most anxious to go
there Pittsburgh Times.
Even " the now lilondykc gold fields
arc In British territory, the gold taken
out Of them In coming right into the
! United States IL grow w with the
country. II matters not who owns the
mlnca, "a long nR the product comes Our
wny,--Now York Mail ana Express
| -sH#.s--s==aa
EVEN In the most severe cases ~
| arrnin or hruiaC, cat ur hurn Thomas
! lGclcclrlc on glvcn almost Instant relief.
| II Ia the Ideal family lnlmcnt, 1
-
CA-esTCOJIrA.
AIhr n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-24

It is necessary to remind people who
want to become miners on the Klon-
dyke that while they are laying by their
millions up there they viii need to have
food TO keep them from starvlng,-Chi-
CagO Record.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE. DO NOT BELONG TO ANY
~ secret organization. II, G. ZANE n
Fourteenth street
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GALESNEN- $1,000 WEEKLY GUAR.
= ANTEED and exclusive territory al.
signed good men for The sale OF the genutns
refrireratnrs. Guaranteed Is per cenf,
cheaper than Ice. For full particulars ami
our list OF i've hundred testimonials from
leading merchants OF u, s., address ARC,
TIC REFRlGERATING CO.. CiRcinnatL
OHM "
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FIRMS.
TRusTEEs SALE.

Ensign Cigar Co. Standard Manufac-
turing Co.
NJ. ]. O'kANE, 7. NJ.
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TELIPHoSE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms, ,,...s75 couutiag Room ,,..s22
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Tor TURNER'S PICNIC
= Tuesday, July "a, at the
- Fair Grounds, are now
= to be had. Apply to the
= Committee. -
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EXEcUToR's NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Isaac y. Freese, late Of Wheeling, do,
ceased. having been granted TO the under.
signed by the county court OF Ohio county
notice Is hereby given to all persons IN.
debtod TO said estate 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them, properly
authenticated, for settlement,
j. ELMER FREESE, Executor.
c. a. MASON, Attorney, jy2i-s
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Harper's Bazaar of July 81 will con-
tain practical and useful article OF
particular interest to students of music
on 1.-THE PlanIsts Left Hand" by Aub-
ertlne Woodward Moore. and clever
sketch by Marion Harlund, entitled
THE Feathered Ishmaelite."
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SEAL C0EEEE.

Z Chase & sanborn's Seal Coffee,
guaranteed to be n rare com.
btRRtiaH OF Private Plantation
Java and Arabian Mocha, pro-
ducing q perfect blend OF great
strength and exquisite flavor.
For sale by
n. F. BE co.
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M RS. 4, RAINBOW, THE PROBES.
IVA SIGNAL English Cook, will prepara
lunches dinners and supners on the short.
est notice. Terms reasonable. Priyate
cooking lessons given. Address, No. v
South Huron street. Island inan'
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The man who has not been to tlon-
dyke Ia the ono most anxious to go
there. Pittsburgh Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-24

NTANTED-AGENTs. so To SIS A
w week sure to workers; no capita
needed new goods; new plan; sells N
sight; every family needs a. HOUSE
HOLD SPEC. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. ty!i,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-24

People should be careful about those
Alaskan tales. When It comes to throw
Ing dust In the eyes OF folks gold dust
Is as bad Hs the Observation-Disclosures
Times
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28

Boise Statesman.
Governor Stenenberg has received
complaints from the southeastern
portion Of the State to the effect that
Utah sheepmen are disregarding the
quarantine law enacted at the re-
cent session of our legislature. The
law requires that sheep must be in
speeted and dipped before being
driven in from another State, but
our neighbors are driving upon the
Idaho ranges without paying any
attention to it,
The Governor has called Inspec-
tor Chattin's attention to the mat
ter and instructed him to notify hia
deputies that they must see that
the law is complied with.
The principal section of the law
is as follows:
Section 6. Any person, persons. company, corpor.
alton association intending 90 bring to be
brought, from any other state territory into any
OF the counties Of the state OF Idaho any sheep he
they must frs notify the deputy sheep inspector OF
the district county nearest the point of entrance
into this state that at fixed date he viii he within
20 miles from tie state line at designated point,
with said sheep FOR inspection; and II shall be the
duty of the deputy inspector to examine such sheep
within three days, and II pronounced sound, TO i'm
mediatey dip such sheep once, and then upon being
rendered his compensation hereinafter provided,
issue permit allowing such sheep to enter this
state subject to such regulations are enforced on
resident sheep But II such sheep found scabby
or infected with contagious infectious disease
then the deputy sheep Inspector must dip said sheep
twice with interval Of from eight TO fifteen days
between dipping, and then issue permit for said
sheep enter said state undor the same regulations
as heretofore provided: Provided, however, that all
sheep must enter said state within three days for final
dipping, otherwise permit so issued shall be null and
void. And any person or persons violating any OF
the provisions Of this section shall be deemed guilty
OF a msdemcanor, and upon conviction they shall be
punished by fine Of not less than SleO nor more
than $500, or by imprisonment; Provided, that any
person. persons company, corporation or association
| bringing causing to be brought into any OF the
counties OF this state sheep IN violation OF the
visions OF this net shall be fined In addition TO the
penalty imposed in tins section cents per head fol-
every sheep brought into this state, which shall be
lien on sand sheep and II shall be the duty OF tn,
deputy sheep Inspector to seize and hold such sheer
by such means MS he deems best, Tor period Of II
DAYS and if said sum : not paid within that period
to advertise and sell said sheep or as many OF The
same as may be necessary to satisfy and pay sucf
fine and costs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
District Court.

Notwithstanding Judge Stockslager
was greatly fatigued and lahoring un-
der severe cold, he arrived here Mon
day morning and Immediately there
after convened court. At the close OF
the days session he adjourned court
until Thursday morning and returned
to Haley by Monday nights train.
Should Judge Stockslager be unable
to return here in due time it is under
stood that either Judge Stewart or
Judge Stanrod will temporarily oc-
cupy the bench. Following is sum,
mary of Mondays proceedings:
A. w. More VS.. A. b Clark-De-
murrer Withdrawn and answer filed.
ID. b. Hill ct al VS. Amos Lee ct al
Mrs. Ella A. Hill, administrative, sub
stituted as party plaintiff. Demurrer
OF defendants Withdrawn and ten days
given to answer.
j. + Sullaway VS. G. w. Burns
Judgment ordered on report of referee.
Z. w. Howeth, Treasurer, VS. Geo. S
Rice & Co. ct al-Judgment and costs
for plaintiff,
Michael Harvey was admitted as a
citiz' II OF the United States.
q. w. Burns VS.. Board Elmore Co.
Observation-Disclosures at request
Of Burns.
A. G, Smith VS.. Min. Home Canal
and Land Co,-Judgment ordered as
prayed for in complaint.
State of Idaho VS.. Alfred Freel and
Josie kensler, for defendants
arraigned and statutory time to plead
granted.
State VS. Josie Kensler and Alfred
Freel-Same as above case.
Bert Sawtell VS. Oliver Sloan ct all
Ordered that plaintiff have judgment
for the sum of 500 and costs OF suit,
also for attorney fees, $40.
Special venire issued for 20 jurors.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
Il. HUTCHINs.


jim Stanfeld recently sold 2O0O
head of sheep to wyoming parties.
John Hague has gone to Neal
mining district to spend the sum
mer prospecting.
Mrs. Thos. Alley Of Bliss, came
in on Thursdays train to visit Mrs.
Reed, her mother.
NJ johnson shipped three car
loads of wool to Boston from this
place last Thur sday.
A gentle zephyr struck Bruneau
valley one day last week and almost
demolished the dwelling house of
John Portlock.
Fred Gleeson was acquitted at
Albion of the charge of numbering
Cummins.fbut was Immediately ar
rested on the charge of aiding Dia-
mondfelds lack in killing Wilson
4 Judge Stockslager sentenced Dia-
mondfeld Jack to be hanged on
June Attn.
The Commissioners of Shoshone
county have petitioned Gov. Steun-
enberg to disband the three compa-
MES Of Idaho National Guard at
Wardner, giving as reasons that the
said military organization IS 8
source of discord and uneasiness t
all of the citize ms of the locality re
ferred to who do not belong to thu
organization and is, therefore, {
, continual menace to the peace and
good order of the county.
, The agricultural department has is.
; sued statement showing that the re-
cent overflow Of the Mississippi mum
, dated 46 ,935 farms. These farms EN-
| brace 4,905 ,466 acres OF the choices
land of the South. The population
the district invaded by the water
: 462,041 These figures give an idea {
l the vast extent of the damage wrougf
s by the mighty river, 1t will run fl
up into the millions even If the waite
i subside in time for the lands to
e partially cultivated this sea son.
h EE Not having received an
bids for the business of Rice Il CO
a the sales of goods will continue f
5, few days at wholesale cost. Son
o goods at less than cost. Many lin
r, of goods quite complete yet. II yc
o don't see what you want, ask for
, WILL 7. MONTGOMERY, as Receive
'. q ~rTw. At Orebaugh's Barb
le = gAr4sK Shop, hot or cold, al
V a shave that will make you hapl
ne for week. Try it.
er g% Minutes seem like hours VIII
oil a lie is at stake. Group gives no iii
ar to send for doctor, delay may me
20 death. One Minute Cough Cure civ
d. instant relief and insures recover
Q" The only harmless remedy that pr
duces immediate results. X. w. Smi
ee KG Losg-A dear little child W
on made home happy by its smiles. A
at to think, it might have been saved !
au the parents only keptin the house Q
Ii- Minute Cough Cure, the infalli
81 remedy for Group. K. w. Smith.
he agThey are so little you han
al know you are taking them. III
10 cause no gripping, yet they act quic
~ and most thoroughly. Such are
ea's famous little pills known as DeWl
lor Little Early Risers. Small in :
md great III results. X. w. Smith.
TO F9 4 weed in the garden can
om easily destroyed when it first sta
for Consumption can be nipped in
ex- bud 10y One Minute Cough Cure.
)" w. Smith,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1897.

rldih iIONti IL 4NGdl INNING Ljuii,
spent Monday in this place.
Mrs. Acker and child returned
Monday from a visit in Utah.
Mike Harvey of Rocky Bar was
a visitor in this place Monday.
H. E. Miller, prominent citizen
of Bellevue, was visitor here Mon
n day.
Home made candy and pop corn
balls for the children at the fair
Saturday night.
A tramp had his hand badly la
cerated Monday while attempting
to get off Of moving freight train.
Billy Wilson, the Bennett creek
rancher and stockman, was in
town Sunday in search of farm
n hands.
District Attorney Rogers and
wife came in from Albion Monday
and are stopping at Mrs. Brady's
\ residence.
Little Belle Mitchell celebrated
the 10th anniversary of her birth
Saturday by entertaining number
of her school mates.
Attorneys Ensign and Angel Of
h HALEY, Bierbowcr and Waters Of
/ Shoshone, Borah. Raick, Wood and
a Pickett of Boise, We're all here Mon
day to be on hand at the opening Of
4 the district court.
George w. Fletcher, Sr, and wife
and children arrived here Saturday
evening from Calistoga, California
and were welcomed back here by
y all old timers. Mr. Fletcher is t.
n take charge of the management o
n the new bank which will be opened
+ in short time IN this place.
Ice Cream and cake, sun-bonnets
gingham and white aprons, varion
kinds Of fancy articles, hand paint
M ed china, carpenters aprons anC
oceans of other useful articles 70
sale Saturday evening at the Re
Il publican Hall, by the young Ia
L dies Of the Christian Endeavor.
IL Sheriff Ben Gray went to Rey
/ nolds creek in Owyhee count
Il last Friday in search of fello'
n who was one of a party that brok
II into and robbed the l.. Young stor
IL at Bellevue a short time ago. II
Il got his man and returned to Halle
Il Sunday evening. Ben is proving
/ very efficient sheriff for Blair
/ county.
Is Times are hard, and money
scarce but save your pennies
| help the young ladies of the Chr
I tan Endeavor Saturday evenin
Their prices will be within yol
reach and besides if you are Il
least bit inclined to help your hon
town you will never be censured
patroDiziing the Young ladies al
encouraging them in their go'
work.
Robt. Brainard and Martin Kn
tie have struck one of the richie
placer diggings known of since I
when this country was first settle
1t is located on Bear creek abo
one and half miles from Roc
Bar. Colors taken out weight
from 500 to $500. Their clea
up each evening must be gre
judging from appearances of
two prosperous and lndustrio
miners. Their fortune can ne'
be too great, they are well deseryl
OF the same.
Monday was the 18th anniv
sary of Odd Fellowship IN Am'
ca and the event was observed
the order in this place that even
by assembling at Odd Fellows b
TO listen to an address by Rev.
i. Townsend. The gentleman
huent speaker and delivered an a
interesting and instructive talk
on the rise and progress of the or
m this country and the good W
u has done. His heart evidel
pulsates in the interest of suffer
humanity and his love for the
pocritieal gold bugs of the WI
maker stripe is not very intens
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
To Close Out at Cost.

Having decided TO close out, | will
sell for the next 90 days, for cash, all
groceries at cost.
All parties owing me are requested
to call and settle, as | want to leave
here by the first Of May.
n HUTcHINS
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
YOUR EYES OPEN AND SHUT
$4,000 TIMES A DAY.

More than that if they defective. When you
read the letters become blurred you blink your
eyes to clear the mist. Like watch with defect,
i've wheel or pivot the friction goes on and makes
matters until you 60 to an Optician who is
skilled and careful Improperly fitting glasses
worse-much worse-than at all We have
the right kind and know precisely how to fit them.
Examination free
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Gilmore Lodge, a. II. q A. Nj.

eG@ The regular communications of fillmore
w Lodge No. 30, F and a. NJ. held on
SIX the "Wednesday evening Of, or next pre-
Rojourning brothers are cordially invited TO at
sltend @ r. OLIVER, w. NJ.
r. w. SMITH, Secretary. au2Syl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
Tbe Glmors a}ultetin.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One year by mail Invariably in advanced e.. 90
II not paid in advance, Observation-Disclosures. 800
Six months % &c i.5o
Three " ' " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.oo
Riugle COPY lO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-06

torres inscritos en- ell censo, y que ha
permitido, 4 pesar de protesta, 6rma
Nicolas Ssntini que no 6gura vigen-
to censo electorsl. Sc envfa hoy
mismo extenso telegIama comite pro
| vincial, dando cuenta de 10 ocurri
do. Creemos no prosperara acnerdo
Ayuntsmiento. porque conf amos
rectitud pundonoroso ilustre Gs
neral Marin. Pedimos y pediremos,
utilizando los medios que la ley nos
concede, que SO cumpla la leg p Co
rresponsal."
Por hoy exponemos el case ante
la rectitud del Excmo. Senor Gober
nador General.
FL Ayuntamiento de Barranquitas
procediendO con una imparcialidad
0som5roSa, no ha admitido 6rmas, en-
las propuestas de Interventores, de
individuos que Gguran en- ell censo
electoral, mientras que acepta la de
don Nlcoias ,SSia1 chs;.ri: quo no es elec
tor.
Volveremos sobre este asunto 81
8 prec'sos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-06
Ell COLLAR DE LA RE1NA

El domino negro hizo un mo-
vimiento de c6lera que fue inte-
rrumpido por la llegada de un
domino azul bastante obese Y al
to y de una hermosa apostura.
-Calma, calma, caballero! di-
10 ell recien venido iQue dia-
bio! no todos los dfas son media
cuaresme, nj Sc viene al bale de
la Opera en- todas las medias cua-
resmas.
i Me ezclaos en- vuestras cosas!
replico brutslmente ell domino
-iHola, caballero! dijo ell do
mino azul: recordad una vez por
todas que IN POGO de urbanidad
no dana jsmas a ninguna cosa.
-5Por que he de molestarme
con vos 81 no os conozco2 repuso
ell domino negro.
No me conoceis. =. conven-
Dire en- clio. -. pero. =.
-SPero que2
-Pero 20 os oonoz 90 q vos, Sc
nor de Beausire.
A! OR pronunciar su nombre, ell
domino negro, que tan facilmente
pronunciabs al de los demas, Sc
estremeci6, sensation que fae Vi
sible por las oscilaciones repetidas
de su sedoso espuchou.
-iOh. no tengais miedo, st nor
de Beausire, repuso la mascara !;
que no soy 10 que pensais.
-iPardiez! sque es 10 que pien-
so yo2 gPor ventura, yos que adj
vinAis los nombres, no os oonten-
tariais con ESQ, y tendriais la
pretensi6n de adivinar tambien
los pensamientcs2
-SY por que nof
-Entonces serYfos de adiyinar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-06

-5No acaba este caballero de
llamaros por vuestro nombre?
Y Ia verdad, dijo Bsausire
volviendo la conversation, la
verdad es....
Que en- ell momento de matar
q esta pebre senora, porque hace
una hora qneriais matarla en- ell
momento de matarla, digo, os
habeis detenido ante eI sonido de
veinte luises.
- Blsta, caballero.
-Corriente; entonces, supuesto
que basta, dejadme el brazo de
madama.
- Oh veo perfectamente,
murmuro Bsausire, que madama
Y vos. -.
y bien; tque madame y yo?.
-Estsis de acuerdo.
-Os juro que no.
-iOhl ihay valor para decir se-
mejante cosal exclam6 Olivia.
y ademas 49,. snadi6 ell do
min6 szul.
-:Qae es ESQ de adema.l.
So, aunque estuviesemos lie
acuerdo, 10 serfa sino por yuestro
bien.
-lPor mi bien?
Sin duds.
-Cuando sc adelanta una -eoss,
so pruebs, diio gallardamente
Beausire.
lie probare con maeho GU
to.
- All! me gastaria ve.lo. -.
-Probare, paeP, prosigui6 Il
domino azui, que yueEtra pre~en-
cia aqui - tan docisiva como pro.
vecho~a o. seffa vaestra aussneia.
IA mir
! -Si, i yos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-06

10 que estoy pensando, porque
nunca he visto q ning6n brujo, y
tendrfa IN gran placer en- encon-
trar uno.
-iOh! 10 que me pedfs no es
bastante diffcil para valerms un
tftulo que al parecer otorgais muy
facilmente.
Sin embargo, decid.
NO, preguntadme otra cosa
mas diffcil.
Me bastara ESQ, 81 adivinkis.
Il Lo quereis asfS
ST.
-Pues bien; me hab6is toma-
do por un agente de NJ de Cros-
ne.
-5De M. de Crosne?
sin duda, de NJ. de Crosne,
subdelegade de policfs; ipardiez!
no conoceis otrs eosa.
Ca ballero -.
POGO 8 POGO, querido senior
Beausire Cuslquiera diria que
buscais una espsds vuestro cos
tado.
-iCierto que la busco!
-lCaspits, que caracter tan be-
licoso Pero, sosegaos, qusrido
stflor Beausire; habeis dejado la
espada en- casa, y habeis heeho.
bien. 1 Quereis tener q bien de-
jarme ell brazo de esta Sc fiors2. -.
-sEl brazo de esta sefiorsl -.
-Si, de esta sehors. Me parecs
que es una cosa que Sc hace en- ell
bale de la Opera { menos que
llegue 70 de las Indias! -.
s. 1uda que Sc hace cnando
ie acomoda al caballero.
-Algunas veces basta que ls
acomode 4 Ia DANA, qnerido senior
Beanssrs.