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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28
THE BROOK YN'S
WAR LESSONS.

an9 Brooklyn Wit be c. Tire grsasese value
Future naval building programmes VII
certainly i-scic3e tnas type Of snip"
Men Cool a. Though mt Practice.
IL reply - a Gasszaaa 70 tae coa6act
Of DE Brookiya's crex sasrlrg sae SAINT
ago action. Lieut.. Ho<sgsss spoke IN warm
frAs@- The eoolness aaa GaTlag. the us-
ter sangtro;1 snoya % al. Oh board. from
tse os4eat aaaa down - tAe youngest ap-
prentice. w2a soneshiEg absolutely mar
VELOUR
II Il had not eesn fog the series Of issuds
rFcc!a.Hl!Ess the landing % TIA Spanish
sfs.as agasnss. OR SIDES and cas terrible
renaing ard crashing sounds as the
ef's1zy's SHIPS blew ny. cue wold have
thought sae whole arsly vas Simply a
drsi. at general quarters One 81 ne .es-
acts learned by Inc Brooklyn (oaI i "a
really superausuz} Is the wonderful capa-
oiliisss Of the American uan-of - arsgE4g
as fighter. IL has not required years Of
act22a- practice 10 place tils / 2akes blue
Jacket at the top u ihe heap We have
men aboard here Nho e dressed as cit.-
zsns. would give a Quaker of.ea IL meek
Aess OF appearance. bat WHEN that f;set
slipped OCT past Moro castle ana made
foE the wes;. they fought like demons. II
you should esk one Of f1e boys what he
thought OF HE fight. he would probably
grin and shrug his shoulders. IL was saeFe-
~ scrap"
he question OF the toEpedoes did not
interest tie lieutenant. They apparently
played such a email part in the late war
mat 1t would be useless 20 discuss tseir
value. The experience OF the Oauendo
however. viii pgobabiy result In bauisa-
lng loaded tospedoes from decks above ths
water line whenever /. is practicable.
Tnl
The one pecnisarily OF construction In
the BrooAlya most promlnen. 10 the casual
observer is her lofty land ugsyl smoke
tunnels She carries three which tower
above the decks almost as higa as the
signal masis These stacks We're adyo-
Gated by Chief Engineer Melville, and the
testimony Of the engineering force % the
cruiser. Is Ia their favor. The lofty fun
nels really give tne result which is usually
obtained by the Use Of forced draft--a de-
Vice which experience has proved liable
TO lead 10 the ruin OK The boilers. The
forced draft system causes severe expan-
sion and contraction strains, and usually
starts leakage at the tube ends This Is
not present in natural draft. and the
Broohlyns experience has shown that as
good results can be obtained by- ieagthen-
ing the smokestacks BY the employ
ment OF the forced draft system
The lesson learned BY the Brooklyn n
the Spanish American war can De en-
bodied IN these recommend atoms which
viii be made by the proper boards: Q)
That eight-inch guns ard rapid-nfe guns
OF all caltbers should be given the great
est prominence: (gi THAI all woodwork. as
far as possible, should be abolished in
warships: 49, that the pipes Of FIRE mains
should be Is!d below the protective deck.
ard a. that light arsnor and great speed
are requisite IN az ef.ieieni cruising vessel.
Il a. LEWIS
Late l.. $. y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28
CORONATION OF
HOLLANDS QUEEN.

more simply perhaps than most girls, even
than TIRE daughters ~ weil-se-tso htsrShers,
vha<D Ssss has ottea openly enviesl because
NJ their less restricted lives. h little story
+ told ~ Ter taas shows rev early sra
Rad learned iha frUth % the sayiGx. Tn
easy l.es the head 1lsss wears a crown.
Size had = great number ~ dots ard
afssr ANY cclart ceremony "a ~ hich sta
took part she was wont 10 pat them
through the same fssTfeTasasee To them
sire also vec.ted her lessons every DAY.
one afternoon enc - <he dolls would not
sit up qusts 70 please her. and after plac~
ius Z IS sas wanted { she SHOOK her
finger thrsafenlaxay aud said BE careful
now. or ! VII make yea i princess and
then yo<; VIII have IA sit III and smile at
she Y~sopie heaaVer yoa ~ oQt until vour
f~Nor hesrd aches ana year hack IS nearly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28

EW YORK. A.g. Z.--''yoa can
almost read sae ssgsa1 isa-as1
10 ihe Brooklyn during tbs var
\ "a 81. stars" a2.a A8r!rs4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28


,) var Is 10 longer discussed TIE
question o. supreme importance
now concerns the plans tor the T--
construction o. Cuba VIA: VII
r. -sle pn.stlrsi future o. tae
is.ane*' How extensive Is the military
occupation 10 Be- ard inquiries o. similar
inp0r. are .he ars 20 Re psit by every
Enan WHO has returned from Cuba since
tie signing q the protocol
There = probably 10 oth.r usan II the
country who car speak With 80 much auih-
o-i;y or So interestingly on tats suDtsc. 50
MAJ Gen FY,xhagh lee since the prob
ability - his appointment as military gov
erUor o. Cs8@ during tie period Of Amer
!czn Cs-cupat ION aecsssIse a wsGl-4eAoea Ger
talnsy, GsA Lee has maintained a digrI1szl
silence. refusing 20 talk for publication
Before he IS summoned 20 Washington
however. while still n command OF the
Seventh army corps in Jacksonville Re
talked freely with the correspondent 81
regard 10 the subject Q; Clba's political
future, as be VAS then able 20 do in "a
unofficial capar3ty. From the tone % these
uttsTances. there - no doubt hat Gen
Lee Understands and Is In complete accord
WIRE the Tiexx. % the administration with
regard to the treatment OF TIE Cuhaa SIT
uation. Gen Lee said:
The rules ana regulations prescribing
the course 20 be followed on the island os
Cuba TOW that the var Is over, will be
decided upon by the government of the
United States bat only so far as 30 EN-
brace q prov iSlanai control upon the part
OF the United States. pending the forma-
ton u government which all hav. the
approval and consent o. ma tority Of the
voters % the island. as decreed and set
forth by their representatives assembled
in legislative conference.
Without OF course bssng ahlo 20 fore
shadow the policy OF the government o.
the United States, 1t may be said that dur
ing the transition state from Spanish 10
home rule, this government Will insist
upon peace and order everywhere, upon
tall security 20 human life. and upon
strict maintenance OF property rights OF all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28

i trGe. The ycsing Wllheln3as. who ga
September MI in trss;A aS we. SIS name
be made queen ~ Holland. : tae asst -
The famous Aotse ee Crange-N gssau. the
mast liberal and enlightened ~ axe avine~>-
y families - Europe.
William HI. ire father of Wtiaean4ins.
was net gnueA % a credit % II. hu, he
was one % The few black sheep.
Holland oa Tho map IS = very small
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28
CsryrlENs f&s

, he ynang, handsome. rTcn ara
i queen. sounds like q fairy
story. b9. ove-- ~ gAs other
SIDE - the world tie g~SeasA -.
Holland ara preparing ~ make
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28

= ire r~io-sda camps and cities re
war is 10 longer discussed TIE
question q supreme t1sT~sr-sfcs
row concerns .he plans tor ne re-
construction O. Cuba VIA. WI
Re .sle r...e!cAi tsasw-r 0. Ehe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28

arr Brooklyn W.T. 5e G. Tire grsasese value.
Future naval building programmes VII
certainly iscic@e thai type Of snip
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19

Notice of Dissolution OF Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the partnership Of
Charles L. Taylor and Dan Reher is this day dis
solved by reason of said c. T. Taylor having sold his
entire interest and retired from said firm
Dated NAV II, 1898 g. T. TAYLOR
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Prolific Boise Valley.

Judge James Stout has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. L. NJ. Reed,
near Nampa, and in interviewing
him he stated that during his stay
OF three weeks he rode over the
Boise valley, up and down Boise
river from Boise city well nigh to
Caldwell, and he reports that there
Is a scope of country OF about 60
miles by IA miles of wonderful fer
tile land covered by bitches taken
from the Boise river-one above
Boise city, which covers Nampa,
and others taken out along down
Boise river that cover the entire
valley, embracing about $40 square
miles. All over this vast plain can
be seen at intervals of a few miles
clumps of trees, houses, barns and
out-buildings, school houses and
now and then church, and from
three to forty acres of orchards to
every location, and many orchards
OF much greater extent, with other
CIVILIZATIONS in proportion = all
looking thrifty and well cared for.
Twelve years ago the whole scene
was nothing but sagebrush.
Upon inquiry of men of business
information and intelligence he
learned that improved farms can
be purchased from at from $40 to
$50 per acre, and unimproved land
from vs. to $40 per acre, covered by
these bitches.
1t is estimated that not over $40
settlers now occupy these lands,
where $500 could have 100 acres
each. All the settlers on these
lands that Mr.. Stout visited COM
planned of their hard fate and toll,
yet not one but who is living mod
erately well and improving and ac-
cumulating property, and to all
appearances happy.
If Mr.. Stout was correctly in
formed, there were not less than
100000 sheep fed in this valley last
winter, which consumed all the vast
hay crops.
He says that around and within
ten miles of Boise city is paradise
of farms. Mr.. Stout met many
old-time and cherished friends, and
reports Judge Huston looking bet
ter than he ever saw him before.
"The Old Man Eloquent from
Alkali Flat" who is now, with his
estimable wife, en- route for Arizona,
incidentally remarked that he had
passed his 18th milestone on the
9th day of MAY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Wagon Road Meeting.

A. M. Harris Of Bruneau spent
Sunday and Monday in this place
in the interest of the Mountain
City wagon road from this place.
The business men and property
owners of Mountain Home are re-
quested to meet at the Turner House
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 8
o'clock, to take final action relative
to aiding in building this road.
There is now awaiting shipment at
Mountain City a great many tons
of rich sulphurets which it is de-
sired to send this way instead of via
Elko; besides the merchants Of the
Mountain City section wish to pa
tronize the Oregon Short Line rail-
road, and they are willing to do
more than their share toward the
construction of this wagon road
Let our property holders meet in
full force tomorrow and provide for
work on the enterprise immediately.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Commissioners May Employ
Counsel,

The state supreme court has Just
rendered decision holding that the
boards of commissioners OF the differ
ent counties in this state can employ
counsel without reference to the dis
trict attorney.
w. b. Hepburn was employed by
the commissioners of Shoshone coun-
ty to test the validity Of certain county
bonds. An appeal was taken from the
action of the board, on the ground
that the district attorney should at
tend to that work.
Judge Mayhem sustained the appeal
but the supreme court reversed May
news decision, and after quoting the
statue, says:
"There cannot, we think, be any
question but that under the constitu-
zion and laws of Idaho boards of COM
missioners of the several counties are
empowered to employ counsel in all
litigation in which their county is u
party in interest, and in making such
employment it is not obligatory upon
them to consult the district attorney,
although it is eminently proper for
them to do so; still that they may
have done SO is no ground for rever-
sal of either acton"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19

CIV Doom is in town from Dixie
mining camp.
Roscoe Smith started his soda
fountain Monday.
gE- Meals at all hours, 25 cents,
at the City Bakery.
The county dads will meet in
special session the Goth.
Several wool-buyers are in town,
but they don't seem to buy.
Miss Nichols of Glenn's Ferry
was visitor in this place Tuesday.
w. d. Reynolds, jeweler and op-
tician, will soon make business
trip to Rocky Bar.
Harry Madison and son Neal re-
turned yesterday from visit at
Lawrence, Kansas.
The Idaho troops will leave Boise
to-day for San Francisco, by way
of Portland. Remember the Maine,
brave boys.
Mrs. W. A. Reynolds and son
Charlie yesterday went down to the
Howeth ranch to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones for few days.
The BULLETIN is pleased to learn
that the condition of Richard Tur-
nor is somewhat better to-day, and
that his recovery is now possible.
Mrs. Shirley of Boise and Charlie
Turner of Dixie are in Mountain
Home, called here by the serious
illness of their father, Mr.. Richard
Turner.
That nice blackboard that J. S
Lewis of Bruneau has been "cuttinI
swell" in around town recent,
was purchased from Helfrich Mer
camille Company,
Tuesdays Boise Statesman says
A. n. Butts has arrived from Sa
Francisco and will soon start wor
on his placer property on the Mic
die Boise near Atlanta.
Judge J. S. White yesterday r,
ceived a teleg ram from his wife, no
in Chicago, conveying the sad new
of the death of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Fostei
sister of Mrs White, which occurre
in Chicago yesterday morning at !
o'clock. Mrs. White will probabl
return home in short time.
How about celebrating the eve
glorious 18th Of July at Mountai
Home? This is year for patriot
manifestation and the fires shout
he rekindled in every hamlet in IL
United States on that day. A ere,
table celebration can be gotten u
without much expense. Who'll tax
the matter in hand and work it
success.2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
E|-The CITY Bakery. +

kB The CITY Bakery. First |
class in every particular.
Mrs. Hice is in Caldwell, visiting
with c. R. Shaw and family.
Miss Mel Tate returned home last
evening from a visit at Boise.
Five carlords of cattle were ship
ped east from this place yesterday.
TO feed the volunteer army now
being assembled will cost $37 900 a
day.
Lawyer Frank Wyman came in
last evening from Boise on profess
sional business.
Reynolds, the jeweler and opti-
clan, is still smilingly on deck at
the drug store corner.
Cal Schoff, in company with his
sister, Mrs. Lloyd, came in yester
day from Cold Spring valley.
E@ Before going to the mount
aims, see the complete lines of camp
furniture at Cowen IL Whitney's.
B. Mason of Glenn's Ferry was
visitor in this place yesterday and
attened the Masonic meeting last
evening.
Jim Stanfield, who has recently
recovered from a severe case of
spotted fever, came in yesterday
from his Cold Spring ranch.
r. NJ. Stone, veteran farmer and
pioneer of Bruneau valley, came
over yesterday to attend the Ma
sonic special meeting held last night
A successful experiment in den
tistry has been made on Jim, the
intelligent trick dog Almost every
one in this section of the country
knows jim, owned by ]. w. Peacock
Jim has been a daily visitor at the
dental parlors the last few days
where Drs. Hudgens and Ferguson
have been restoring his worn of
teeth with gold crowns with sharl
points. Jim is quite proud of hi
new teeth and don't care who in
spects them. He seems to be SUI
prised, and like his master seems t
think it quite a curiosity. Jim sit
up in a chair, holds his mouth ope
better than the average patient, an
: does not get nervous; neither doe
Y he want to take a "bracer" befor
S starting in to get up nerve.-Silve
, City Avalanche.
! The Weiser Signal man figure
that if 20 men who owe him IS eac
7 will pay up, he will then have $l0C
That's no mathmatics at all from
r newspaper standpoint. If 20 me
n who owe us So each would come i
c and settle, we would have the cart
/ and the fulness thereof. Mayb
e though, that means 800. We don
: know, never having had that niue
p money in all our variegated caree
Q One hundred big, iron dollars. &c
o Croesusl that would be slathers.-
Malad Enterprise.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Resolutions of Respcct.

whereas, 1t has seemed best by the Allwise Crea-
tor to from our midst our beloved brother
Charles Bray; therefore, be ii
Resolved, That hereby extend o,rr tenderest
sympathy and heartfelt consolation to the bereaved
family in this their deepest sorrow. BE 1t further
Resolved. That the charter of our lodge be draped
in mourning for the period Of thirty days, and that
copy Of these resolutions be spread upon the records
OF our lodge, and copy be present to the family
OF the deceased Also, that copy be furnished each
of the home papers and the Idaho Odd Fellow fol
publication A. j. GRIFFIN,
c. +. CORKER,
HENRY DORSEY,
Committees
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
A Card.

1 have sold my business consist
ing of insurance, real estate, col
Letting, etc, also my good will, to
r. N. GRrFF1TH, who will carry on
in the future all the lines of bust
ness which | have conducted in
Mountain Home, and l would re-
commend him to all needing any
thing in his line. GEO. l.. COLE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19

E% Stop at the City Bakery and
give us trial.
ExE All the latest spring styles
in Carpets at Cowen q Whitney's.
Capt. Geo. w. Hill recently sold
1900 head Of sheep to Swift & Co.,
of Omaha.
H. c. Hubbell and Bart Clinton
started Monday for Rocky Bar by
private conveyance.
ET Save ice by getting one of
those fine refrigerators at Cowen q
Whitney's furniture store.
About $40 was realized from the
ice cream, strawberries and cake
served by the ladies of the Baptist
church last Friday.
The recent rains on Big Camas
prairie have put the ranchers in good
spirits and they are busily engaged
at planting more grain.
The Challis Messenger Of the 10th
says: DIR. Alcorn took his departure
on last Saturdays Salmon stage.
Some think never to return.
Albert Rosenheim and wife now
occupy the house vacated by w. d.
Reynolds and family, corner of At
lanta avenue and Bennett street.
Captain Bernard, who formerly
ran a hotel at Nampa, passed
through this place Tuesday, en-
route for Montana by private con-
veyance.
o. H. Hutohins returned home
Monday evening from the Louise
creek hills, where his cattle now
range. He reported heavy rains up
in that country last Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. Crutcher, a worthy young
man who has been teaching school
at Hot Spring, passed through this
place Tuesday on the way to his
home in Jordan valley.
Last week Mrs. John dents re.
ceived a telegram announcing the
dangerous illness of her mother IL
Ohio, and she Immediately departed
for the BEDSIDE Of her aged parent.
Don't forget to patronize the ICE
cream social tomorrow evening a
Orebaugh's pavilion, under the aus
pices of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary
of st. James church. 1t is for {
good cause. Come one, come all.
John Sullivan, who was barred
out from fighting the Spaniards OF
account of light weight, returned
from Boise and took Saturday morn
ing's stage for Rocky Bar. JOIN
would have made a better soldie
than many who are accepted, be
| cause he possesses patriotism, merry
J and grit.
Died, at Pine Grove, Idaho, Ma,
IS, 1898, Thomas Rowland, agee
| about 70 years. Mr.. Rowland wa
a pioneer Of Idaho and had been
3 resident at Pine Grove for the pas
ten years. He leaves an aged wido'
5 to mourn his absence. The funera
| took place Monday afternoon an
| was largely attended.
G.. d. Cannon returned Tuesda
;. evening from visit at Pine Grow
where he has been to arrange for r.
] newing operations in the Bird min
e Four men commenced work on tt
Daisy mine last Monday which he
# recently been bought by Chicae
e parties and of which Mr.. Tustin
' superintendent. MIR. Cannon repor
k George Farber and wife both qui
Il sick and that a great many Peep
E in that section are suffering fro
n the grip.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Flowers, Flowers, Flowers.

JOE GEsTAL, the ex erienced and
enterprising Florist, on Idaho street
near the Natatorium, Boise City, is
always prepared to fill orders from
abroad for all kinds of flowers. Ad-
dress, JOE GEsTAL, Boise, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Special Meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of County
Commissioners of Elmore County will meet in special
session ON THURSDAY, May 26, 1898 for the purpose
OF listing and advertising for sale all property decided
to Gilmore County and not redeemed at time OF sale
TO the highest bidder for cash. by order OF the
Board. w. II. MANlON, Clerk.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
TO All il May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will
not be responsible for any bills or
debts contracted by my wife.
=. NJ. SWAN.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, May 6, 1898.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-12
a Mod Proposal.

$40 you love me, sweetheart" he
asked. p~assionately.
Il think d., henderson," she re-
piled, demnrcly. "But love is such Il
funny term. and means so many
things. In Boston it involves so much
that Is abstract, i'll Chicago SD much
that is pas tomato. and in New York
SO much that is plainly business, that
l hesitate To say"
"Sti!i, dear. do You love me?"
81 think I do, Henderson. / am an
American girl. Born in Boston, |
think Of You as differentiated from
yourself. Educated in Chicago, | am
not indifferent to love. And since
y"u are rated as Il millionaire ~ New
York, | rather think | can be happy
with you. Yes, Henderson, ! will
come to Your arms" lIarper's Bazaar.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-12

A Hundred Pound Steer.
J"hn Sparks has let the expert
ment station people have a young
steer in order INT they ma, expert
ment ON tue fntteu.ng properties of
vari"us kinds Of food suitable for
cattle, says the Reno Journal. The
steer is Il three-year-old and is Of the
Hereford stock. He is frequently
weighed, also a record kept of his
weight. the character and quantity Of
food consumed each day. He now
tips the beam at 100 p FUNDS and is a
mons.er. II is proposed to EXHIBIT
him at the comIng fair and the sys-
TEN used III feeding will be explained.
After the lair Mr.. Sparks will prob
ably sell the critter for Christmas
beef.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-12
Looks Like n SwtndIe.

Letters have been received in this
city from people in Iowa inquiring il
a certain Land Company owns / md
in Nevada. One man sent an alb.
stract Of u deed he received from the
Company and II search Of the Land
Office records full to show that the
land described had ever been taken
up and it still belongs to the State.
The matter should be investigated
and the people protected from these
shhkks.4-Cafsod Appeal. ".'ll{t
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-12
Deafness Cannot he Cured

by local applications rs they cannot
reach the III. cased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cttre deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
intlamed condition of the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets uhamed you have a
rumb.inG Fonnd or Imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed deaf,
ness is the result, and unless the in
Illumination can he taken ont and this
tube restored to its normal condition
bearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases ont OF ten are caused by
catarrh, winch is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces. .
We will give One Hundred. Dollars
for any case 0f Deafness (cnused by
caIarrh) Chat cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
~culare, free.
T.. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. Ohio
Halls Family Pills are the best.