davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Nuestro estimado amigo 81 HenOr don Ale
jandro Villar, jefe intsrino del partido inCondi.
cionalmente espanol dc esta ipla ha recibido del
BeHor don Pablo Ubsrri, desde Madrid, una car
ia dando las gracias tcdoB sus CorreligionSrioB
pOr Ia nueva prueba de Garlic COnfsnza que le
dispense Ia colsCt'vidad en- Ia Ultima junta mag.
IA que celebrsra, y que en- Octubre pr6ximo se
encOntrar& en- esta Capital La referidA carta
ha Circulado impreVA por toda Ia Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25
a1y- Vapores

~ Vapotes que Ae esperan: El aleman
'GrAsDlookn, procedsnte de Hamburgo Bremen
y San Thomas, estara aqut hscia e ~ del CO.
rieSte. ssguirA viAie para San Pedro de MacO
rls, SEnto DOmingo, santiago de CuDs, Uisnfue.
sos Nueva Orleans por Va de AguAdills, IA
yagusz Ponce. Ell esps6ol "AlAvA", sali6 de
IA PeainIuIa 81 Is del que cursa III esps6ol
''NlceIo', saldla el 29 dsI corrlsnte, oirect0 de
Liv ,rpool para ests puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

D nds meior ne como en- Ia Capital de Pto..
Rico es on el resssut-ant "De tu lAdo al PGrAiso
ssls d n Jose tGm0 20 TAmbiep go sirven
,snti'as dom clio. Mean par maaans. A jiaco
slEApc, MaaarroDes IL itaisna. LeNgua & Ia
frsncess. Flets do psIcado IL minutS. Roas
.bsef con pure. Para postres Manjsr blanco '
wr'S con eshs. De tSrde de soshs sigue su
sar'o eI arr6z con polio. "NO me jAles que 20
voy."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25
Els verdsderamente sorpr sudente al

Els verdaderamente sorprsndente el resulta.
do que Sc obtiene con el uso del vsrnsttugO Gadea
para Ia expulsion de las lombrices y demaa
vermes intestinales. Esta playa de parasites
que tsntos millsres de victlmas ha ca sado 10
humanidad, es destruids como pOr encGnto con
IAN sxcelente preparado del cual tenemoH las
mejores referencias Su uso SO ha generalizadu
en- TODD el psiS puede decirse que no hay un
hogar en- dOnde no sea eonOcidO pOr las madTes q
SO desvelan por la sslud do sus tIernos infantss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

E joven don Pedro PaloR Jimsnsz, hiio
de nusstrO amigo don Jaime, yscino d. Juncos
ha AprObAdo el 40 afo de Medicine en- Ia Unlvst.
aidad de Cadiz, ObtsAiendo Ia nota de Bueno en-
PatologiR general y Aaatumfa pathological y ID de
Notable on Terap@utics. FeIicitamoa { amhoE.
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EL FENIX
FABRICA DE PAsTAs DE CAsALs
BGsCSA.-PONCE P. Z.

PoRemoa en- coHoe. mjsnto de nuestros ami.
goS y cliente' que dasds essa fechA todas les
csias de pastas que sGlgAn de RueStro estableci-
miento, levaran como msGreG de tdbriea en- el tss.
tero principal, una itografa dos tintas cOpia de
fotcgrafia que representa- 81 edifcio construido
exsresSmtnte para estsblecer eSta induStrs. 81
pdblico coAsumidor juzgara nuestros productos.
Ponce Is Julio 1884, Casals g BssosG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

De Ciertos dias ssLA pArte SO hs notIdo POI
sta iurlSdiccloA, JuAnA Dlaz, nos dice IN resps
tAp veclnO, mucha desApSrlci6n de ganado va
cuao y caballar y haSta mulAr. lSerG este el Ie
zultado de slgana empresa que 81 dedique & esl
lucrativa pero peligrOsA induatria cuyo centre
exista On AlguRa Ioblaci6a lamediAtAi Traslad.
& Ia GaArdiA Civil demas ageptss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Tensmos ensendido que nuestro amigo don
Vicente Rengsl, empleAdo antique on Ia Admi.
nisiraei6n Owl, y hoy SIrgspta 10 d Batall6n
do Volustariou do estA Capital, la aolicitado de
en- Ieis e psIe como 90 TsRients Eupernums.
rsrio por coalar CON cercA do 20 fhos dc Hervi.
CLOS on dicho Batall6a entire ellos once dc Sar.
pento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

De Jusna- -DiGz nos escriben: " Ia sido dss-
tinado prestar lus servicios YAuco 81 Osbo
OomAndante de este Puesio de Ia Guardia Civil
LdcaS Apsrieio. Muy sentida ha sido eaa medi-
do por Les personAn honrRdaa J de Valer de este
ppSblO, ~ oAbe Ideas vine { JuaaA-Diag -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25
L9anRe log an

LSanHe los anuscios que ca Ia primers y
cuarts plana de LA UeRREsPoNDEECIAp paDica don
Ludwig Duplaee de ests Uomsrclo, propaganda
las excsIenclsa de oI arados, carrenIlas, mOlinos
de maiz, Carros para cRrgr aqua, bsIarzas de
PLATFORMS otros arGfculoI dtlles que ofrece 4
Ius rolkClonAlos y al pdolico en general.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Hoy ss hiri6 en- PusrA de TERRA el vecino
Braulio de JeGds, coa,ecuencia de que pc.
cas- horas antss hRbfA tenido uns question cen
otro iadiVtluo, y de soberbia, segdu confes'6a
del mismO, viendo que no podia vengArEs 90 pto.
duio Ia mencionsda herida, ESta prsSsnta pnos
lN ( y so1tfnstFo' de !0oaglsud aAbisAdeintsI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Aver Ge lnsGribisron Oh sI Reglstro Civil del
JusgGdo munislpAl ae San FranclscO, las deful
clones de Pauline Vsrdsjo, do tu1erculvals pul.
moAar, JusnA Aanao, de sclampgla puerperal,
Roque Perez de N rAsmo ssniI On el de Oate.
dral, lAS 'ief4nclones de Alfvnso 4 Yes GrAu de
heore tlfoidsa j Jos6 PAtlno y Rodriguez dc vi.
ruelah hsmorraglCaB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

BANOS DE MARIA hygiene los aeon
Seja On Ia preseste estaci6n del aio, sobrs todo
& las personas dsbileg. Y en- los de LA Pro
VIDENCLA, c6modos, y bisa dispuestOS sole
cuesta pesos el sbono de una familia por Is
baioE, p.
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va lego

Gran existencia de Ropa hecha
En- La UItr0naGri7o0o FOrtalesa 81
eSquins Tanca. FluseG de casimir deSde Sc
hasta $l4.- PantAloReS de idem de $2i haata
$34 Cada uno. sacoS desde $24 hasta 81 uno
slpRca y merino TabaCoI J cigarillOu de tOdal
vitOlas J preCioI Be recibe xopa hechG pOr to
ios los vaporsS de Ia penfnsula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

RecortsmOs dc "El IuparCial" do Mnyaeaez
fechIdo ante aver:
"Est' manans salid en- el tren de las aeia
lsra Agusdills, p,rS continuAr hasts Ia Capital
p1r TERRA susstro dis'isguido amigo dor Pa.
ricio Moutojo, Brigadisr dc Marina. Lao deSss.
nts lA felz vi ie. En cuapto al Canonero
"Conaha" ca qus habia llegado el ilultre hu6s.
d, saIi6 para e isIa Mona
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

ola Voz de Orente", que Sc editaba en- Fa-
jArdo ha suspendido tsnporalmente 81 pubIics.
ci6n, por causas que 50 director nusntro amigo J
companero el senor don zsn6n Gonzalez Medina,
Sc propoRe dar conocer en- So dia. Sentimos.
muY de vera L suspsnsl6n del estimable colega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Por quinCuagsslma vsG vuelven queJalse
los vecnos lie IA csIe de NOrzagaray de la Coz.
.umbre que tisnen Algunas iavAnderas de Srro, ar
las sguas sucias on pleno dla on a repeuda Gale,
10 cusl 81 insAlaDre &cussndo ademAs una falta.
Tome de clio nota Ia polIcia.
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Sc encuentra de tempor.

Sc encuentrA de temporsd GA Aibonito sl
as6or don Frascisco 5aiiCh, haceAdado dJ E.ase,
On compahls de Bu senora ssposa sgraciada
hiia, Ia slmpati "a Poplta. Tsmhien 90 ospera en-
aquel pueblo 81 senior Mufos Rivers, Notarlo de
A recibo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

A $4,000 pesos se elevAna antsayer On PoN
&c Ia sumA susGrlts para estAblecer uu !ranvif or
ire lS Oiudad y la playa. Y 1898 pesos COZ
80 csntavoa ia subscription psra levaatar 0n me-
numento ID memorta de Bald, rioty Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

En- Ia madrugad de hoy hsn caido Senlos
aguaceros que haA Lefreacado algun tsnto Ia st
mosfera mitigando en- parte e exces 70 Calor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Damoa lugar p4eferents an ia presents edi
ci6n un trabalo dsllcadO al Concurto promovido
por los aenores CaIsls y BeaesA de POnss. HI
Aom ore del ausor le serA comunI .ado al Jurado
caAheador, 81 u fueEe necesarIo concerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

hoy con mstiVO de ser ell sagto Patr6s
de EspA6a, Sc hsa hecho las savAs de artilieria
reglamentariAs, SO ha izAdo el pabsil6n Basien.I
en- todoH los edl6cioa pdbliros Las tropag de Ia
guArnic.6a han vsstido de- gala.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

RB Varios propIstArlOs de BarcelonetA, de-.
sean aaOer si los jueces supleates muaiclpalss,
J iscaieS mupiCipates, pueden ssr iasoiveates, J
1epeRdieatss de jusces propistArioS. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

El domingo pAsAdo 515 impOnsnteH deposi
taron en- Ia CaJa do ahorroH de Msyagdsz ID Gu
ma de 1850 pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Ha fsllecdo on once el Apre iabla ioVsn
don Ulpisno Aufftpt y Sslinss-R. l. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

B@ Lease en- Ia SsscIon correspondence el
GnuRclO respecto de- Las excs entes coGnas ecopo.
lnicas qua Yends el Sr. Barrioia en- esLa Uapithl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25
NOTARIA

del Lcdo Don Jose Agustin de la Tore Sc hals eSta
blecida la Cale de la Fortaeza casa ndmero A. 10
ras de Oncinas de 4 IL de l & g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

CASA de Cambiun.ha hSs sri koHSss aHa
.1mprAl soda clsss de moasd1s do oro, plata
lapel, AcciOaOs del Bapco, etc. giraa Z corta
vista soOre la Capital J puebloB de Espaha, LOn.
Tres, Paris HAmburgo New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

DOnde msjor 10 come on Puerto, Rico on on
81 reAtsurant Ia CatIlona Shn Freneaco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

EduArd' soor, de o'gussi doao Angela Lora,
do vi Yauco ~ -(Coptinuara)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Ha fallec.do On Atnonlto, vfctid4a de fehr,
tifoidsA el apreciabls lovon don Miguel Flores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

Rl vapOr espafiol 'Maauea" cargo para Ia
HAbana escslaS 81 sacos con 2. OF kllos cafe J
% pacas con 800 kios tabaco en- rama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25
NoTICIAS GENERALES

IQue hay de A'usducto2 Aver dijimos que.
Ia empresa del de Sats Captal hhbiA pedidG pr6.
rrogs dc pueve messs pAra con luir las obrsH ya
principiadaa y rsativsmente adelAntAdSs en- Rfe-
pisdras y que segGu noticias, algusos s6horea
CoRceja es SO i11'inabAn anegSrla, Dijimos tam.
bi6a que vale mas conceder nueVa meBes de pro.
rcogs, que dej laA coaAa en- Stain quo" para
que pasen AMOS mGs AMOS sin quo Ia CiudAd 90.
GO del beneGcio immense de teior el aqua potable
que taetiIimo neccsta. A losotros NOS consta
(hemos viSto los telegramRs cIuzidosb que es
Londrs estsn comnr'deBy iStsa para embsrca
con testiEo Puerto. Rice aI tubeIiss Otrou
dSlos que tfs'sman las ohr 8; para eaviSrlos solo
SO tspera IL noticia de one Ia prorrogS hS sid.
coDcedids. lNo re- 10 mas convehiente tensr el
scueducto dentro Je diez sete megeS, que no
teuerlo puscs 8 espelsr afts y aiios h1tS que
ctra SmpreSA vu,lva ittent r los trabSjos? he
bi ell verd.dero "quid" de Ia question.
-,-aua-%-OzA
MAEans q laS ocbo lie Ia r1iSmA SO cslsbr,ra
en- el tu.rtol de la Guardia Civil, el Conaeio dt
Guerra ordinsrio, que ha de- var y fallar ID cauHS
IL rstruida por Ia ,omsudancia de dicho CuerpC
contra el gaardis dc ssgun "a IsmIel Galego Sal
Vador; presidiri e &cto e tenieAte coronel de
mencitnAdo cusrpo don Fr.ncitco 0liveros il
meneE, ssistieuNo como vocSlss los cspitSRes dt
Ia GusrdIs Civil, don Pedro Mesns Msrina, dor
Jose Comss Vadespino y lcs de Artillerfa, dor
Servando D. 0zouville Cruz don Aniceto Gonzk
lez FnfnsRdez de IDfapterfa, los cSptsneH doI
Francisco Pavia Saaz don jose Matos Alfonso
como suplentet, lee cApitsnep don Jose IriArit
TrsvirEo don jose Truyols Ballsster, pudiendC
asistir i lectura del proGes3 todoa los ofCiale
francos de Aervicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-25

RON SUPERIOR en- oocoyes.
=AlUCAK central do l.A
=AAUCAR central de "a
=AHUUAk central de 81
-MUSUABAUU sslscLU
Veade aprecioS nmlIAdos
1874 MA URO r. MAROEAU.
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- PREoIos NUY poPULARRa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22

This happy valley. iiflaen miles
In length and about three miles
wssie i one Of the finest aud most
productive pieces Of agricultural
land in the world. II produces the
most prolific crops of fruits vegeta-
blts, cereals and luccrn grown
anywhere, and being surrounded on
nearly all sides by high walls Of
rock, its winters are very mild.
AZ the upper end of this valley are
several enormous hot springs whose
curative properties will, sooner or
later. give Il EN- a world wide fame.
Leaving the valley, the river cuts
through another short canyon and
enters Snake river. A mile above
where it enters Snake river. an inn
mense dam has been constructed
and work is being prosecuted on a
great canal which will turn the
water onto the Snake river plains
below and reclaim about $4,000
acres of rich land now arid. and in
short time will provide homes for
hundreds Of families. on rich and
productive lands. The water from
the canal will also be employed TO
work thousands Of acres of rich
placer grounds along snake river.
The completion of this canal, the
setting up Of these rich agricultural
lands and the working of the placers
known to be rich. will add greatly
10 the material prosperity Of the
country
Futher west, running into snake
ESSiver are several creeks, with mar
row but productive valleys occupied
by prosperous ranchers-De Lamar
Nugget.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22
Gold Coin.
Episcopal Sunday school to-mor-
row al 2 o'clock

Episcopal Sunday school to-mor-
row at 2 o'clock
Sam Blackwell and wife and
Miss Ethel were visitors here Sun
day from Cold Spring creek.
The Cornet Band rendered ex-
cellent music the night of the Demo-
cratic primaries and also on the
evening OF the Populist convention.
The oyster supper given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church last
evening was literally patronized--
the receipts being s34.00-and for
which the ladies feel duly thankful.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
wish to publicly thank Messrs. Ha-
gar, Thomas and Austin for carpen-
ter work donated and to all others
who contributed toward the cree
ton of the church parsonage.
VIM. ii. Cooper Of Castle Creek
was a visitor here yesterday and
shaking hands with many old-time
friends. He called at this office
and had his name added to the
BuLLETIS's fast increasing subscrip.
ton list.
Frank Mitchell was down from
the Bar Tuesday as a delegate e
the Populist convention, as was
also Geo. Butler from Atlanta
They are both mighty good mer
even II they do not train with thu
winning Democracy.
Next week the various Democrat,
nominees will receive due considera.
ton in these columns. II is fore
gone conclusion, however, that
every one Of them will be elected ia
November and Little Elmore retair
her proud position in the Democrat
ic column.
Mrs. Rube Robbins, Grand In
structor of the Rebekah degree o
Odd Fellows, met the members o
Guiding Star Lodge at their hal
yesterday afternoon and impatee
to them much information regard
the secret work Of the order Mrs
Robbins is enthusiastic in hei
work and is rendering much gooC
to the order in Idaho by her sour 0
the State
Arthur Pence Of Hot Spring il
Bruneau valley, is not only q sue
cessful and contented Democratic
] sheep-raiser, bnt also good farmer
He has one of the best ranches i
the State and is a world-beater 20
: producing immense melons, pota
toes, cabbage, etc, which is provel
! by the specimens he oceasionall
brings TO this Office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22
Gold Coin.

John Marley got $4.25 for his
cattle in Omaha last week.
j. B. Whitson was over from
Bruneau during the past week.
Mrs. ]. s. White. mother of Mrs
Madison, has returned to Shoshone.
Boyer & Co.. are now receiving
an immense stock of hardware, tin
ware, etc.
T. Hutchins and Dan McGinness
will soon ship large lot of cattle
from Shoshone to Omaha.
EEAlfalfa pasture, "knee-deep,"
for horses and cows. SO 00 per
month. Plenty for 100 head En-
quire of GEO. L. COLE
Miss Daisy Rathbun came down
from Rocky Bar last evening and
took the train for jamestown, N. Y.
where she will permanently reiide.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
Sept. IS, 1894, to the wife of Sam
uel III. Lawrence a son. Sam Is up
from Grand View and is too happy
for utterance.
Charlie Bray brought to town q
few days ago lot of very large
squashes that were raised on his
ranch few miles from this place,
and rolled one Of them into the
BULLETIN cellar that is beauty 10
behold.
EwMrs. G. w. Burns will as.
tonish the ladies Of Mountain Home
on Friday, Sept. %, at her grand
opening Of Millinery goods. They
must be seen TO be appreciated, and
she asks the ladies. one and all, te
come and see her pretty, stylish
and fine goods.
Under treatment of DR.. Nieukirk
Tim Lynch informs us that his
burnt hand is getting along nicely
and that be feels assured that il
will be but little disfigured. He re.
quests the BULLETIN TO say that b,
is grateful to DIR. Nieukirk fol
the prompt relief he obtained b,
his skill and knowledge and highl,
recommends DIR. Nieukirk's ability
as a physician and surgeon TO hi
Pine Grove friends and all others
| Conductor ID. II. Stone on til,
passenger train No. 2. east bound
was killed at the Payette bridge on
the afternoon Of the 18th. Th'
following account Of the fatal acct
dent is given by an eve witness
AS the train left the station IN
tramps climbed on the mail en-
and were followed by Conducto
Stone, who elected them and starte,
back toward the smoking car OF
top of the train. As the trail
reached the Payette bridge Mr.
Stone was moving along the car il
a STOPPING position when he wa
struck by the first cross bar an,
thrown from the train against th
brace rods of the second pier Of TIL
bridge. He fell. striking the QUITE
end of the ties from which he role
off and landed on the rocks at th
foot of the pier His remains wer
taken 10 Pocatello, where his famil
reside. He was buried by the Nj
sonic order on the 10Th and b
funeral was the largest ever wi
messed in that city.
On aud after THE date al mea
lard, sugar. flour. bran aud short. "
be sold for CASH ONLY.
z GRo. \ RICE & 10
! Mountain Home, June 20. 1894,
fs0ld cnir.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22

Tho El,nerc Coansy rcpnist Csnventinn vas called
10 order Tuesday. The issh instant ~ the Probate
csnrt room, and ~eat into Temporary organization
bv the eieesicn n Hen. Martin King as chairman and
Judge A. NJ slnnntt a. serresary comnltsees on
credentials pcEm.nsn, organization ard resolutions
and platform were appoln,ed. and the convention
took rccsss o. .one boar 70 hear reports Of som.
uiitsccs.
On rse.sesnbling. tho following delegates were
found entitled 10 seats In convention:
Atlanta George butler. chas- \. Lanre by Rutler
Rocky Frank Mitchell The- Kite. BY Mitch.
ell proxy, Roht Brainsre i-aac F.swater, BY Brain
ard proxy.
Pins Grovc- John sllvsFtop. James oNsil. by Jno.
6iiyerton proxy.
Nsuntsin name-H. :. Joipcs, Ssis.n Davis, n.
Willis. J. q. Ctonin. by Willis proxy.
Neal Alex uriahl, J 2. Hudson.
olenns Perry Martin king, Harry O Ful,x Peter
Conrad. A. NJ. sinnott.
Committee on permanent organization recommend.
ed the Temporary oiheers is permaasnt officers. the
appointment, Of a sergeant starms, and an order o.
bushes. which all vas adopted
! The committee platform and resolutions sub
miised the following draft ct PLATFORM
We, the representatives % the Peoples rarsy ~
fillmore county, In convention assembled Mountain
Home, sept Is. lsss, do hsreby adopt The following
platform,
We accept the platform OF the Peoples Party state
Convention @iapsed AZ Boise sits on Aug, q isas
We tender sympathses Ia the martyrs Of indus.
try who have hesn driven Into exile from their homes
Ia this county, and all the land, BY the Felent-
les hands II corporations the so,lrss ninions ~
the money power, during tho past three months Tor
asserting theis manhood.
We condemn the action Of the Union Pacific mil.
way system, In prohibiting their employees from tax
Ing active part In politics during this campaign, ~
an infringement ON their vested rights guaranteed BY
consultation.
We Also accept tbs Omaha platform Of 1893.
I The report was accepted aad platform adopted
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-22

Register to-day. Democrats
Hon. f. C. Hclfrich is on trip
TO Salt Lake.
"Sorrel Top" was third in the
race at Silver City last Monday.
Arthur Pence recently bought 200
fine bucks from Mr.. Cunningham,
Of Oregon.
Born, at Rocky Bar, Idaho, Sept
a5, 1894, TO the wife of John Malm-
burg, q daughter.
John Noble was in town several
days this week. from Owyhee, look
ing as delicate as ever.
Dick Walsh. engineer and popu-
lar citizen Of Glenn's Ferry, made
the BULLETIN a pleasant call last
Tuesday.
Chas. M. Brown of Atlanta and
Republican candidate for Joint Rep
resentative, returned here Thursday
evening from Boise.
The BULLETIN man is indebted
TO the Smith Printing Company of
Boise for a handsome notebook,
bound in Morocco and with the
reporters name printed thereon.
This present filled long felt want
and IL is appreciated
Republican candidates are sput-
tering around and seeking nomina-
tions Just as il they had ghost of
a show Of being elected in Elmore
county. 1t is true they will offer
to strade anything for q legislator
or a commissioner" but they can
not succeed in November.
The contest for the treasurship
ut the Democratic primaries last
Saturday was close one indeed,
and II proves that Messrs. Comes,
Purtill and Howeth are all very
popular men with Democratic
voters in Gilmore. Mr.. Howeth got
the plum by few, however
If the present slate Ia not broken,
next Wednesday the Republicans
will put up for slaughter: c. K.
Corker for senator, John Mcmillan
for Representative, A. q. Smith for
Auditor and Recorder, C. p. Oliver,
sheriff, John Van Schaick for AS
SCISSOR, Harry Madison for Treas.
urer, Joe Sprague for Probate Judge,
+. c. Towne for Surveyor, Jim Null
lany for coroner, and Bob Easley
Frank Andras and Jim Hartwell for
commissioners. However, Bob Burns
may get In and knock the slate into
smithereens next Wednesday.
Democrats Of Gilmore. with tho
exception of senator and probate
Judge. which the central COMMITTEES
will fill in due time, your ticket il
made, and each and every man who
voted at our primaries last Satur
day should now take of his Goa
and work with O viii for the seecesE
of the whole ticket. The gentlemen
selected are the choice of the Demo
cracy Of the county; they are good
men in every respect; worthy
VIII tHYauit Va tue HbSittthtS thcl
seek, and, as our vote at the prima
ries prove. they will all be electes
in November.
1t is strange that so many Re
publicans are making cuisines
trips" TO the upper country jus
now. They are overly anxious Il
give the Populists anything vol
want if they will only recogniz
them, and at the same tune ar
crying out ''stop thief to the Demo
cracy, who. knowing their securit,
in this county, are quietly lookin
on and smiling at the discontinue
of the Republican,. The only re
Iiance the Reps. have in success,
in the use Of money furnished Their
by Shoup and others and to "swa
everything for their Legislative car
diaates and commissioners" Blu
IL won't win--their doom is sealed
poor fellows.
I'LL f7rs.