Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

Social sensations are the order Of
the day, and the great daily papers
are filled with the disgusting details
Of laiasons and elnpements in So
called high life. We don't know
why it is, out in nearly every case
the parties are represented a. being (
exceedingly pretty and belonging
to the upper crust" Of society I
We are about ready to conclude !
that society would be better off
without any crust at all, rather
than have it cover a world Of moral
leprosy. Society alone is to blame
for such things, for SO long as society
permits those whose garments are
known to be polluted with social
sins to enter her portals, what else
can be expected other than social
corruption! If wealth or position
Is allowed to shield lust and licen-
tiousness, how long can the social
fabric stand2 Our present social
system seems to need overhauling,
and the middle classes are the ones
in our judgement best calculated to
perform the work. Society is
always shocked" when the expo
sure comes, to be sure, and that too
when all observers were daily, if
not hourly, expecting il. and talking
behind their hands and fans in
whispers about how that naughty
couple was carrying on" This is a
funny world, and one of its funniest
: features is so called "sassiety. -
Moscow Dem.
A local paper is often accused Of
bias in regard to giving personal
= notices announcing the coming and
I going Of some and emitting others
i The accusation is entirely wrong
y and unjust. 1t is with the peopl,
/ not the editor. He is always Will
ing and even anxious to tell who
:. comes and goes, if he can find out
!, hut country newspaper can no
afford TO have II score Of salared re
= porters. II YOU have visitors let u
= know who they are and where the'
u came from; if anything happens il
l. your community let us know abou
it; if you get married let us know
IS the names Of your guests; if vo
Of know anything tell us about it. Io
~ will find us as ready to notice on
:. as another, patrons or otherwise,
i. Speaking of the Couer d Allen
a military outrages last fall, Captai
Gum of the Boise Sentinel uses tn
:. following forcihle language: 1t
10 understood that the bill connecte
"a with the Occur d. Acne war is no
Ily in the hands Of the proper commite
The Seminal reitcrates its form,
III position on the question. 1t is I'll
10, duty Of the legislature to inquil
us first. if any citizens arrested in cor
=. nection with that trouble are III
y, justly or cruely punished, or dcnie
- their liberty. If the IIabeas Corpr
y. is denied those men, or if the nil
lie tary were used for political purpose
ny The Democrats, during the can
u. paign boldly asserted that sue
To was the case, and that military j
in PREVENTION was prolonged for Il
mt purpose of overawing and intimid
- ting their followers. Now the bill
to pay for this business is in the
hands and they are expected to 70
ne them, and look pleasant A Der
he oeratic can knuckle down to Re
in ublican and take his medicine wi
nd better grace than any man on cart
os- The Republican smashed you in Il
rss face, and you must pay them I
np doing it. A dog will lick the har
~ that smites him but it is not t
~ proper thing for man to do it.