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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
CLOSING or the SCHOOL

The closing exercises of the public
school took place yesterday afternoon
before a large audience. The program
began At p. m. aud every one was
delighted with the reci,ations dia.
logues, music, drills, etc Although
me auditorium IL the new ,chnol
house was not ready Tor use until II
O'Clock 81 the same day, aud All were
az disadvantage ia not having had
the use OF same, the whole affair went
OF without hitch and reflected great
credit upon Professor Mullins and all
concerned.
The recliations THE Jiners," bv
Minnie VI Tanner; asleep at the
Swiich," by Lena K. Howard; draft
ed, by Alberta Cruttenden; Rock Of
Ages" by Jessie Sgrague: "Lockin.
vars Ride, by Mabel Shields; Caesar
y ne Gldiators," by Hope Pyburn /;
The Doh Drill, : "The Round" "The
Train, etc, are deserving If special
mention, but time and space forbid a
more ext nded account 81 this truly
crcdltable affair. Miss Minnie NJ
Tanner was presented with Diploma
oil Honor, she having never been ab.
sent or tardy and credited with good
lessons and good department for eight
months. Miss Hope Pyhurn and Jo.
sci BENNETT deserve much credit. as
they Were absent hut one dav each
during the term-Miss Hopes absence
being due 10 sickness.
At the conclusion OF the exercises
Trustee HOWE made few remarks
aud stated that liz was authorized hy
the Board of Schuul Trustees TO an
honnre that the present corps Of teach.
ers would be retained for the next
term and at an increased salary each
per month. which announcement was
greeted with immense applause. The
BULLETIN eonsratulates the pupils, pa
rents, teachers aud trustees upon thi,
wise decision.
To the great surprise OF Professor
Mullins and his assistants, Mrs. Comp
ton, Miss Harrington and Miss Rurnet
soon after the dismissal Of the audi
ence they were rendered a reception III
the high school room hy number o
admiring friends Rcireshmcnt, were
served and 4 very eujnyahlc hour spen
by the teachers, the high school pu
pills and few invited friends.
The Night Entertainment.
In the evening the hall was agail
crowded with people to witness the en-
tertainment given lay the pupils OF Mrs
Compton : Grammar Department. Th,
program, Which We published las
week. was carried out To- letter au'
created much interest and amusomeu
Throughout, the evening. Many com
I plments were passed upon the youni
stage artists IT. we'll AZ the lady win
- successfully trained them. Tn
military company, instructed IVY Cl
Doom, il civil war veteran. aud con-
( maudod rs Capt rum Brady, wen
Z through tile various maneuycrs wit
great precision; the hurle,quc drill b
! thirteen girls. commanded hy Captni
I Ada Robbins was almost idcsplitting
! tn. tambpuFnc din by number g,
girls was slleuiidly executed; III
Shaking Quakers. led by Granvill
Ilowpth, ouidid the Shakers then
selves; the reeitation- and song- WEI
gnud-bui it is getting late at nlgl
and we must halt
With their usual public pitit ~
generosity Eutcrpe Curnet Band W
unicprrd their services and rcnhorr
excellent music on each Of the abo'
occasions.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
Miss Mel Tate is quite sick.


Jack Hill has gone to Mountain
City, New, to work his placer claims.
+. G. Wright and wife have re-
moved to the house vacated by Jim
Gray.
Mrs. Rinehart and children are
expected to return this evening from
Oregon.
Mrs. ]. II. wilkins and Mrs.
Cameron Of Bruneau, were visiting
Elmore's capital this week.
Next Monday Jim Gray will
start his daily stage and express
line between Mountain Home and
Rocky Bar.
El The highest price paid for
pells-not shirhng5-dehvered at
Mountain Home. Apply 70 Frank
ii. johnson.
Mrs. ". Y. Helfrich and children
have arrived from Salt Lake, and
Will does not now care If he never
captures that fine gold medal at the
sunday shootlngs.
Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Swan re-
turned home Tuesday, after a ten
DAYS pleasant visit with Hon. Tom
Stevenson and his estimable wife at
their ranch on Cold spring creek.
We see in the last Republican
that Sid Roberts jumps upon our
i Glenn's Ferry correspondent,
Hank" with both feet, and as usual
gets off wrong. But "Hank"
is abundantly able to speak Tor
himself and doubtless will do so.
All the old-timers here know Ed
Phillips, but they did not all know
that he was married man until
he returned here last Saturday from
Providence, K. l., with a handsome
and accomplished wife Ed is not
enjoying the best Of health, and re-
, turns to Mountain Home with the
; hope ofinlprovement in this respect
Frank AXE bought the water il
the reservoir, which was sold al
Sheriti's sale Wednesday, and thai
evening turned the management o
the same over to Captain Rhoades
| who Immediately had the gate
e raised and turned the water into th'
4 canals. to the great delight Of al
r who needed it for irrigation. Th,
sum bid was only 800.
/ Mrs. J. G. Whitfield, the reeula
r appointed organizer of ". ii. Nj. ;
: hv the Methodist Episcopal churcI
i for the states of Idaho, Washingto
}. and Oregon, will deliver free lee
tnre May Sth at s o'clock p m. j
!, the Odd Fellows Hall. Collection
!, will Toe taken at the close of lectui
n for the purpose of defraying e.
: penses. All are cordially invited
The wife of Campbell, the col
d demned robber, came here fro
,r Caldwell to attend her husband
n trial. She was waiting at the d
A. pot for the train to bear her HON
" but without means to procure
le ticket. Learning this fact, bl
ne hearted Johnny Johnson took !
to his hat, dropped a good starter in
ID it. passed it around and in /,
Il minutes had handsome pur'
which he presented to the unfort
or nate lady, who, we are told, is
nj good family.
II. If you wish ~ Join the Column
he Building and Loan Association, c
w on Secretary Hugh Latham,
-st REYNOLDS & Shaw's lumber otii
- The company was organized h
he last Monday with the following o
- Gers: President, w. f. Smith; Vi
- president. +. G. Helfrich; secrets
- and local agent, Hugh Latha
~ treasurer. ]. ". Campbell; direct
ms and appraisers-W f. Smith, T.,
he Helfrich. NJ. $ Comes, A. j. We
ne. ruff. W ]. Turner, Geo. Hal. w.
me REYNOLDS, omer Hutchins aud
J. Bruce.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

Land ufi.ge AZ Haise lIfN, fdAht,
Aprii II. ls'ia
Motive l. hereby given THAT tho iaileslag named
-sttlr ha. Tile, notice af his iateltinn ake anal
pft i'm .upplft ~ hi. claim aud that said proof viii
H. male ueiofc the Register AMI k.eeser. l. : Land
office a. Boisc CIV tlaha, on NAY =, ISIS va;
MILAN :. CALLAWAN, Mountain llome, idaho,
III sppiattan 40 SsSs Tor tns 81 - sW ar -,
T. III NW ur ~ ar ~ &c see =, TIPS r l., ~
Al Idaho lie MATHIS tine following Witnesses u
prove his cuntinuou, fe-uenes aioe and CULTIVATION
III 4ad IA "a viz Rnhsrt D. E8akr and Thomas VI
Epneraon ~ IloisC CITY Mia county, ldAho ant
Charles 4 oliver and oiucE u, Hltehins u Mount
tain Home ElMorc County, iaha
ANS CHARLES HiAR0D, Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
Gun CInl, I.rnciicc.

Notwithstanding the wind quite
a number Of the gun club members
were on hand to contest for the
medal and good score was made.
The medal was won by +. :. Boho,
who has now captured it twice.
Following is the score:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
Are Tcl Ttai liking
OF Iavesting -
a EIcZCLE?

W. ID. Reynolds has secured the
agency Tor some Of the Best Machines
on the market, and can save yon
money ON anything you may wish IN
the line
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

All persons, except authorized
employees. are hereby warned not to
NEEDLE or interfere with any bead
gate. ilume, ditch or other property
az the Mountain Home Canal and
Land Company, under strict penalty
Of law--three hundred ($3Oc) dol
lars fine and six months imprison-
ment.
Parties wishing water turned into
their bitches will please make APP
plication to Mr. Cooper, the present
watermaster. and he will attend to
the same. SAMUEL G.. RHoApEs,
Chief Engineer and Manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

Wednesdays Boise Statesman
contained this item: Amos Lee is in
the city from Neal. lie brought to
the assay office $4,000 of gold bull
lion, the result Of eight days run in
5-stamp mill on Hidden Treasure
ore. Mr.. Lee says the Hidden
Treasure is looking better than ever.
II has been a good producer right
along, and it will, in all human
probability, make its owners rich
men. There are five men interested
in the property including Mr.. Lee.
He proposes to make a run on ore
from his Ella Hill mine, situated
near the Hidden Treasure.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

Jim Gray's family departed
Tuesday for Pine Grove, their flu
ture home.
go j. Ottenheimor & Co. carry
the best brand cigars-Powell Smith
Perfectos and Hoffman House Per
fectos. Just try them.
Al Stedman will soon remove his
family to this place from the Ferry
and he will take position with
Bob Chattin at the corner saloon.
Bert wilkins came in from Dem
yer a few days ago and he and his
brother johnny went to visit their
parents in Bruneau on Thursday.
Postmaster J. S. Lewis came over
from Hot Spring Sunday to con-
suit DIR. Smith. He has been suf-
fering from the grip for some time,
but was feeling much improved
last night.
r. c. McNeely came in Monday
from his Cat creek mine. He il
following the ledge with tunnel,
which is now ia feet in length, and
the face of which is fully loo fee;
from the surface Mr.. McNeely is al
experienced Nevada miner and feels
confident that proper work will de.
velopc n good mine on his Ca
creek claim.
While in Stockton. CAL. some tim,
ago. Thos. +. Langan, OF Los Banas
that state, was taken very severed,
r with cramps aud diarrhoea. IL
HANGED Ia meet Mr.. G.. NJ. Carter, win
4 was similarly afflicted. lie says
!, told him oi Chamberlain Collie
: Cholera aud DiRrrhoea Remedy, an
!, We went to the Holden Drug stef,
and procured bottle 81 il. Il gas
! Mr.. Carter prompt relief and | "a
{ yonch FOR its having cured me. f
: sale hy Il. w. Smith, Druggist.
l. At the special term Of the distriC
l. court held here this week Fran
N Campbell was convicted for robbin
5 jim McGinley some four years az
E. and sentenced by Judge Steckslagt
e. 10 5 years in the pcnitentlary \
a X. Nilson was sent to the pen for
g. years for cattle stealing, but h
If brother Frank was discharged NJ
to Mary Cameron obtained divor
" from @. Cameron and awarded 4
q, custody Of the children. The !
n port of REYNOLDS and Oliver an I
of division of the Commodore Jacks
property was received and fin
in decree rendered in the divorce ca
al Tony Hollubar was granted nat
nj alization papers, and court adjoui
90 ed for the term Wednesday night
ere whooping Cough.
iii There is no danger from this disc
ce- when Chamberlain Cough Rem,
Iry Is freely given, IL liqneiies the tot
~ mucous aud aids its eXpectnratinn.
80 also lessons the severity and ire4ne
- Of paroxysms OF coughing, and insr
- a speedy recovery. There is not
~ least danger in giving the remed,
a. children or babies, as IL contains
4. injurious substance. For sale 10y
". Smith, Druggist, Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
SHOOTING BREyITIrs.


SHOOTING BREVITIEs.
iockuiaus cannon did not seem to work well.
1nWeii atl keeps up us guoi tUrori
Wolfe MS ~ hand ~ defend his reputation Al a
shooter, aua hp dil wvil
AiAnnels pulnp iut ia working condition. Ipn
much wind
A. usual, roe Srlth tied Tor the medal but fell
dcNn q shooting 81 Tor tine sAmc
Iiaba san shoot When there Is a wind.
Einerick did we'll lie Is glus 10 he dangerous
man
turner no. in his shooting mood.
Milf Reynolds made clean SCORE. mo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
Elmore Lodge. A. r. & A. NJ.
SATURDAY, May 4, 1895.

SATURDAY, May 4, 1919.
Read ad. "Bruneau land for sale"
Rev. Conner went to Bruneau yes
terday.
Judge b. Clinton has returned to
Rocky Bar.
L. G. Koch returned to Rocky
Bar yesterday.
Helfrich is agent for the celebrated
Auheuser-Bush Beer.
Manager Rhoades has nm impor-
taut notice in another column.
Mrs. Corder Of Mayfield was visit
ing with friends here this week.
Geo. A. Mccormick returned here
Thursday from visit at Salt Lake.
kG Fine Milwaukee Book Beer
just received by J. Ottenheimcr q Co.
Jesse Wilson, brother Of our
Billy, was over from Boise Thurs
day.
Mrs. Linnehan returned Wcdncs-
day from a visit to her ranch in
Owyhee.
We regret to learn chat Mrs NJ.
s. Comes has been quite sick for
several days.
We are told that work will be re-
sumed soon ON the Gold Hill mine
at Pine Grove.
~ Newest and latest styles in
Sailor Hats, at Mrs. Bearby's De
partment Store.
Miss Sadie Bray has gone to Pc
catello to visit with Mrs. Under
wood for month.
Arbor day ". Y. Helfrich caused
a large lot Of trees to be planted
upon his premises.
That new gold medal Of the gun
club is beuty to hehold-aud Bobo
wears it at present
Mrs. Mary Wickersham came in
from Boise last evening and is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
ErIf You want fine morning
beverage call for the "Allweil, at
J. Ottenheimer & Cos.
Roscoe Smiths soda fountain il
now in full blast Get your hest
girl and go and tap il for a Bit q
glass.
EG J. Ouenheimer & Go. are
agents for the Best Beer in the
market-Pahst Brewing Co. Of Mil
waukee. Wholesale and retail.
Colonel Geo. 4. Williams came
in from HALEY aud took Monday.
stage for Atlanta, where he will vi
gorously prosecute work this sum
mer on his mines.
A petition has been sent on t
Washington asking that Mrs. kTusc
widow Of the late postmaster a
Glenn's Ferry. be appointed post
mistress at that place. She Is
worthy lady and deserves the posi-
ton.
R@ Springtide Whiskey-M. ;
Comes is sole agent for the CcIe
brated Springtlde Whiskey, a bii
invoice of which has just arrived n
Jed Clayton's Home, : doors nortl
of the postotiice.
The medal given by Browning
Bros. Of Ogden. Utah to the EImor
Rod and Sun Club was received .,
Secretary Heifrich last THURSDAY
1t is made Of gold and is a hand
some piece Of workmanship, havi''
a cut of gun and the following
inscription in blue enameled letters
Drowning Medal The Elmor
Gun and Rod Club" It will nov
be more eagerly sought after tina
ever, as all of the boys are anXiou
to wear il.
JJ Little and wife will dcpal
for Long Tom tomorrow where N
Little will endcaSor to make q liN
ing by chonping and selling woo'
Mr.. Little has for three years ha
charge of the big reservoir near IN
place, but recently was discharge
from the services Of the company.
he SAYS, without any given oau'
and without receiving a dollar Il
over one years attentive service
Mr. Little is an industrious an
honorable citizen and deserve
better treatment at the hands of Il
Mountain Home Land and Can
Company.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
\ Terrible Visitant.

Pain Is always terrible vi-itant, AMI often domi
Giles Itself with tor lie. This uaic,is. IS pre-.
,enthle, in Of rheumatism, by Timely resort
% Hosteitcrs stomach Bttcrs, whch checks the IN.
ernachment> % this obstinate AMI dangerous maals
al the outset. The term dangerous u used aiss-
es, t4r rheumatism d Away. liable % attank The
vital organ, and terminate lit No testimony i
more conclusive and concurrent than that % physi.
clans Nho TESTIFY ta the excellent elicit q the Buffers
il this disease Persons incur wctiing ~ rainy N
snaay weather. anl who ars exposed g dnughts,
should use the nttcrs preventive q ~ effects
Malaria Dyspepsia liver aud kidney ttouhle nery.
BUSINESS aud debility also among Tho ailments u
which this popular medicine l. adapted. For the ia.
iunties soreness. aud ,tifirets OF the aged it /.
highiy bcntaciai
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
I CURE sTlNKING FEET.

have remedy that will positively cure the worst
known cas-, u ,tiukins feet Why have this lta.i
oslai shsn sou get rad % u - easily Reliable
AMI atc. Wii NOT ,iAinage the mist delieate skin
Price only 70 cents ~ mail Address ". . sl7Ha
rAiucah, rs,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
CLIENTS FERRY rrEMs.

Governor Mcconnell passed through here last seek
en route tor nasse iTum Chisa,o. and iew s.u,s
we've naasle hapRy hy many hand shakes with his
greatuvss
The seniai iaueS n v. 7. Montgomery and Robert
Chaiiia are seen to-day around our sgr,s,A
Anes. q. y. Payne and 81 n swan q Mountain
Home were up lrse lat SUNDAY isnm Hon Tom SIZE.
N,nssns raneh, cailing ot tiieun. Ferry friends
A " s'cslman has sold his rrssasnce Il l.. ~ MAY
AMI vii efv the elt@e - hir week depart for Manni
ain lieHtc Tho hast sisars q all viii ~ Nith stcd
and his family.
Night o'satar Eeidiug traIpacrrcd from here to
anerolt 70 il the place vacated there By this death
Of operator 4ohusou
Arthur eat.lnsr. striking engineer and Lac judy
0eskA sftsitg holsfnau, -tarsed this week, your
ssfihe Is informed. ior silver CITY.
our school Wi close Ia tWo weeks and the pupils
are preparing for sucocssful ,rftainmcut II -
hoped that The present teachers. irs u G. de Mes.
ensuing school year
The follas NJ eifusion Of verse was lately handed
this fahcr pusbef sh the request that IL be sert for
pahe,''on 20 the bltLEriN' the labor paper u III
more c"uaty. iiie author Is one 81 en-.
THE EXILEs FAR AWAY.
Respectfully Inscribed To GIenn's
Ferry I.xiics OF the a. X. u.
Strike ~ July, 1904.
Gienns Ferry boy. ia nlnc,, four
II Hnofs etnsu were tyur,
And IN the strike for human fights
siooa by the A a. e.
They heli ont hfately. hut in vain
oppression san the day
AMI drove them hence 70 other ciimes,
In ,Nlle far away.
often think q childhoods DAYS.
Passed ia nl9 native home.
A lovely Isle In New York nav
Efe stiTe1 efI - roaa,
NEen nuw ldNen nong early scenes
Aud mates Of ts1t i-h play,
Ms thoughts come back 10 Later friends,
The eNes far aaay
Mid prairie- green u Iinols,
lun Ni-suurH breast,
M0ug tooraa0's snowy hills
NTH true ftiuut- wus hlrst
IL miuti ~ hask With them again.
MID I'D -ttnes there STRAY,
But soon dwell again among
The eN4ies far away.
Tliosa exilssi ones brave railroad boys.
4 true ftatsfna band,
Who ia the strife for toilcr~' rights
Stead up Aith heart aud hand.
Ans that might should conquer truth,
And prong should hold full sway,
And drive from homes and loved ONES here.
our exiies far away.
some dfilted To Atantic's shores.
some to faeiics strand.
some among Alasha- hills,
AMI Sums ~ pixie, land,
Somr North some Souta. some East, somc West
v lu terc, Neaf to-day,
Ia hotues 81 love and comfort dAclt,
Nos tNles far swaS.
Brave tag- may Heavens brightest stars
! upun tour fortunes shine,
Mas good luck and prosperity
! 70 10 your i1t combine,
And here 10 days 20 iollBw them
Wien guti- sraed hold, no sway,
! hope = I'D Aon wclssnc h"iav,
/ brave rNtrs far away. A. VI ;,
! In the Woris q the "indianucr skeWl commit,
! Them ere jest my sentiments too. HAM.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
W. .. Ieyaslas

VIII keep full line % repairs for
every BICYCLE he sells, which will
be a great convenience 60 purchasers,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
cnAnLE. nIMRnn. R..Isler.

NJ ARRIED LADIES send Zsc for !niaaahe sale.
VA slisrd tNu medicine. no deerliinn) just Nhat
son aant ~ money rcthndrt Maiicd III plain sealet
wrapper Address Royal supply Co., fadueah, ny.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

Cowen, smith. Boto, Wolfe ami Turner having a
tie for the sioO prize viii shoe, 81 the tie at the
next match limerick the second prize aud
| LnnhnAn the thIrI
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

HnNNyD A ''peculiar book Tor Ladies. Is cts.
kRo w Union PUB. Co, .'aIueAh, ny.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HAND BOOK For Newly Married Couples.
IA t''Tcs Il All i5c Union Pub Co, fadgsah. ny
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04

Jim Gray's family departed
Tuesday for Pine Grove, their fu-
ture home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
DeatI, to Reporters.

The commander-in-c chief of the Span
ish forces in Cuba has announced that
hereafter any newspaper correspondent
who shall visit the rebel camp will, If
afterward caught inside the Spanish
lines, be promptly executed. The pur-
pose of this order is both to guard
against the carrying of tales and like
wise to gain for the government forces
a monopoly of the means of communi-
eating with the outside world. Its effect
will be greatly to strengthen the cause
of the Cuban patriots in the sympathy
of every fair-minded observer of their
unequal struggle for liberty.
No other nation than Spain would
issue such an order. even during war
to the death, much less a mere brush
between undisciplined islanders and
picked regulars. The order is char
acteristic of race to which we owe
the worst cruelties of the inquisition
and the even more damnable tortures
of the Cortez invasion of Mexico. One
can understand from it why the people
of Cuba, during many generations. have
subordinated every other hope and aim
to the one consuming passion for free
dom from Spanish misrule. And it
ought to nerve them to yet more de-
termined battle in liberty's behalf.
Would that America had decent pre-
text to intervene!
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

One Of the flying rumors has It that Sem
ator Finn, Of Allegheny, may succeed
Judge Gilkeson as state chairman.
In the opinion of many Republicans,
there will be no reapportionment this
year, belief which causes little general
tear-sheddlng.
Both Senators Vaughan and Harden
bergh are opposed to the senate plan Of
congressional reapportionment; and 1t Is
understood that the house delegations
from Wayne, Susquehanna and Lacka-
wanna will align solidly against 1t should
further effort be made to pass the senate
bill.
Among the elsh-Americans the condi-
dacy of Hon. John T. Williams. Of Hyde
Park, for delegate to the next Republican
national convention Is received with evil
dent favor. Mr.. Williams popularity
among all classes is very marked; and
must prove extremely gratifying to his
numerous friends.
Philadelphia advices are to the effect
that Senator Quay, aided by Magistrate
Durham Senator Penrose and James Me-
Names, will begin at once to carry the war
into the enemy's country by contesting
with the Martin-Porter forces In every
Philadelphia ward for delegates to the
next state convention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
The Cotton States Exposition.

On Sept. IS there will open in Atlanta
one of the finest expositions ever
known in this country-with the ex-
ception of the Worlds Columbian ex-
position at Chicago probably the finest.
1t will continue until Dec. 81, and will
be attended by hundreds Of thousands
OF people from all over the United
States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, and
Central and Southern America. Many
persons will also attend from Europe.
The Cotton States and International
exposition will have large separate
buildings devoted to manufactures and
the liberal arts, machinery, mining and
forestry, agriculture, electricity. trans
portation, negro exhibit. fine arts,
woman's work, fire apparatus, United
States government exhibit, an audito-
rum and an administration building.
There will also be several state build
ings and other structures.
New York will take the lead In the
matter OF state exhibits, the New York
legislature having just before adjourn
ment voted $4,000 for this purpose; but
Pennsylvania will be well represented.
The commission from this state will
be headed by Governor Hastings, and
will comprise the president Of the SEN
ate, the speaker Of the house. the state
treasurer, and the following commits
sioners, serving under gubernational ap-
pointment: Hamilton Disston, B. B..
Hubert, H. F. Berwyn. and william
singerly, of Philadelphia; c. A. Paint
er, Of Allegheny; Fletcher Coleman, of
Williamsport; N. L. Lowell, of Erie;
William Connell, OF Scranton; J. l..
spangler, of Bellefonte; G. II. Meyers.
Of Bethlehem; Alexander Dempter. of
Pittsburs, and r. B. Powell, Of Shade
land.
The opportunity is now afforded to