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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
DECLARACIONES
DE MARTIEEZ Camps
de Ey Herdldo de Madrid.)

Ell oorresponsal II. de Ey Dauvio, de
Barcelona, escTibe como del general
Martinez Campos las declaraciones 81
guientes, que leemos en- ell ndmero de
dlcho peri6dico llegado aver:
"Si yo me hubIese de tener que pre-
sentar hoy ante el pals pidiendo sus vo-
tos para tener puesto en- Il Parlamento; ;
81 yo no tuviese uno vitalicio en- el Sc.
nado, mi programa serfa una amplia y
clara expicacl6n de aquello que no hlce
mas que insiuuar en- la Uorufa, tan prom
to como desem barqu6 del trasatlantico
que me traio la Peninsula. EstAn
Clegos
Hoy empiezan va q darme la raz5n,
asdnluo SIN quererlo, muchos de los que
con mas saiiI me han atacado. L0 que
PRESENT. hace muGhos meses, ALA en- ell
taatro de la guerra, empiezan verlo
hoy algunos que me juzgaban & mi no
So 81 torpe, 81 apaslonado, 6 81 un tanto
pesinista. Lo NO que era en- mi sino uD
,r5visor ten con ten para conseguir qde
ei sscrihjlo est6rilmente hecho fuese 10
menor possible, Sc ha juzgado un mai
gasto do tempo. Alal gasto de item
20 Qliera la PIoyidencla que ell item
po yenga darles la raz6n a los que ian
duramente me han juzgado !!
Pero, / sy No se la dara. Tengo
mas mouyos que ning6u otro en- E9pa-
Ii para Conocer la question de Cuba.
He heCho ALI la otra guerra como gene
raj en- jefe, 10 mismo que ahora. Tenia
tsuto lnteI6s como el que mas en- que las
COsas Volyieran en- la la al estado en-
que estaban antes de la guerra. No me
ma moVldo en- esta campsn2 III la ambi-
Cl6n, porque uo me podfa mover esta
va, Vi passion nj odio do ningdn genero.
81 con vista de los sucesos fu1 modifican-
DO III primer pensamiento, hasta decir
al hnal 10 que algm6n callfc6 de locu-
ras, 5Iu.6a pueds dudar do que este cam
bio de pensamiento ha tenido un funda-
mento serio 7
Rgplto que quisiera que el tempo die
Sc Ia raz5n 4 los que me han combati1o, |
porqu4 aaSio mas el bien de la patria
espshoIa que Ia satisfaction que haya de |
podsr causarme ver desenggflados por |
complete un dfa los que me han atri-
D7ido nj la cuIpa del crecimiento de
Ia guerra"
A estas declaraciones afade ell cores
pousal estas lineas pIopias
HAsta aqm 10 que Sc atribuye al
general Martinez Campos. Ahora, que
cad1 cual descifre 10 que Sc lee entire IL
meas.
Una notioia autes de terminar esta
carta El general Martinez Campos no
esta, como 50 habis dicho, resuelto q ale
larse d. la polftica por ahora. Lo que
teme es que los acontecimientos 10 ha-
gan tomar parte activa en- 6sta antes de
10 que habia crefdo. Dice que los su-
cesos SO precipitan mas de 10 que pudo
suPoner cuaudo sali6 de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
Ultima hOra
(FOR TELEGRAFO)

(FOR TELEGRAFO)
Capital, Abril Ia
Te!egrs flo las noticiae que corren, en re
laci0n csblegramas recibidos. T las cue So
reforen sueesos del pafs, tomados de datos
ofciales.
O q B
En- las iDmediaciones de Caney Ia guerri-
la MeEdez batio la partida Agramonte.
Tuvo lugar el combate cerca de una lsgu
"a.
Los rebeldes tugiaron muchas bajss, sc
llevandose un cabesilla her1do
ENOUENTRO
participant desde ell cuertel general que @
escuadr6n de dragones de Santitgo encon
tr6 en- el potrero Farmina a les fuerzas mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
FORES HERMAN0S & CO.
~POnce.--AtOcha. 10

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Svilano Tenerfe Brinqun,C Pnncpd e
sormasB
Eifd arin FavortoP oen6sQ Quevedo Danes
Prauas SmbnHasd neg y
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

personal ~" eaeS'ion
Son correligionarios.
T.. .pada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
RECORTES =

Para sembrar aleg Il Y f.;icidsd que ger
m1nen. es precise tr, zsr uu ps. fando surco
Dor medic del trabajo, la constancia y el sn-
friniento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Ell que SO perjudica ST mismo no tiene
derecho pedir remedio de sns males & In
naturaIeza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
Qaebrsdillas.

Q1ebradilias.
FOR aquel pueblo pas6 Lopez Lsndr6n.
Pregupto como march aban las cosas.
Vio que en- los colegios. pesar de ma
tenn Peratura de 36 grades, h4ctI Jfrfo.
Sc corfi6 Isaheia
70 nos dicen one fAzafias pudo realizar.
VolVio Qlehradilss so enter6 de one
para Liza
~ paseo de Lopez Lindr6n no fo6 triun
fal nj mucho nencs.
ZERO Lopez Landron sc septara en- ell Con-
grsso Dies sabe d6nde llegara.
Porque, como listo, es listo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

, dss de Capirote Alvarez, en- ndmero d
mil
Los rebsldes tuyieron oeho muertos en- G
primer thcqne.
FL raSto de Ia banda abandon0 sus cabs
lies busco refngio en- Ia manigua, dejandC
en- 81 terreno armas nertrechos que la i'm
pedian huir
Uaa parte De las tropas reconoei6 ell cam
po. enterro los muertos recogi6 los Ca
bales las aVmss.
Les dennis emprendieron Ia persecution
causando los facciosos diez ocho muer-
tos y dispaTss ndo Ia partida
| Todas las baj sou de arma blanca.
La caheiiefis, Que Iuvo solo heridos, .se
| condujo heroieamel Is.
REFUERZOS
Sc fsr gaea que ei M;EIsrro de la Guerra Sc
| diSfon = eayiar Cubs ciuco mil hombreS
| te caballeria, fl de asforzar In campo IA,
y dc CUE responds 81 nGavo giro que tomsu L
| os acOE tEctmient0s.
| Ls prensa j0zga ex scta Ia notioia.
| Pero 81 General Az,a-rsgs Mega que el
Gobierno intente mandsr i Cuba NJ "a fner
zls de cabaiierfa
APLAUSOS
Todos los periodicos de La Habana elogisn
= aplauden la conducta del General Wsyler,
indultando Cabrera, q quien cogio prisio-
nero gu estabs va herido.
CONSEJO
Sc acaba de cele brar un couseio de minis
tros, que presidi6 la reina regente.
Al hacer ell sef11r Caaovas ell resumsn de
la poIftica interDa J externa, sc detnvo paI q
explicar con amphtud el asupto palpitapts
en- las relaciones iuternaciopales con los Es
tados Uuidos.
e. presidente del copsej 10 recoEoce gran i'm
pQ; Ia ucia los 1tlmos 8cuerdos dc las "a
maras gonkses, 81 bien So muestra nuy op
t1mleta en 10 que respecta q las corsscuen-
cias de oicho acuerdo.
Ell discurso del sef1or Ts1ovas no revela
niDg1a tenor de que sobreyer gan los con
hictos anunclados For la prensa temldos |
por la opini6n.
ELECCIONES
A las ocho de la mafla1a de anteayer, no |
tabase extraordinarlo moviniento en- derre |
dor de LIS coegios electorales de Madrid.
RUSTA
in importante diario de San Petersburgo |
al cnai sc cree inspirado en- los centros OF
ciales de aquela cudad, dice que los insu-
Trectos cuoanCs deben considerarse como
bandldos que poseeu cierto organismo; perc
que no tienen derecho que niDguna naclou
les conozca una bellgerancla muy dlscntible
Este hecho causa seDsacl0n, porque Russia
fue la nnlca potencla que apoyo los EsL&
dos Unldcs cnanto plantearon Ell problems
de la beligerancla.
MELLA
Oontinda muy grave este general, sc
teme que de I'm mcmento a ctro ocurra az
trlste deseulace en- Ia dolencia que Ie postra
OPINIONES
La prensa espanola independents, y la
afecta al g1blerno, comeDta 81 cable
grama en- que ell sef1or Dapuy de LONE ass
gura que Mr. Cleveland 30 adoptaIA nipgu
Ga resolucion soDre eI acuerdo de las cacua-
ras, mientras aig1a suceso importante no
Eerga determlnar una atltud mas en6rgi
Ia.
Los periodicos republioanos juzgan depre-
viva para Espana gu sit1acion.
AL FIN
He squf los nombres de los candidates
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
III OtiCias
generates .

nrnesi Hosn Ustedes un manojito de flores de las
Oaoo Roio.
-, 50 uG 1e 800 Uelectores; votaron Sc
tonts seis, como slgue:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

AuDque alguuos peri6iicos norts america
nos snponen que ell seffor Mackinley, celebre
por su exsgerado proteccionismo, es quien
reune g. probalidades para ser eIegido Pre-
sldente, hasta shora NADIA puede aventurar5e
sobre el particular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

No euvio los datos de Ponce poroue los
snporga va conocidos pubicados por La
DEMOCRACY. Ell Cors esponsaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14
Z N PL a T A

Esta manana un suieto,
que en- la caile me encontr6,
de esta manera me habl6,
convulso. fsbril i1quieto:
Para alivio de mis- males
hoy diehoso me juzsabs,
porque- oh, placer i-me encontraba
con cuarents ocho reales
Una fortuna completa
para quien, por suerte ingrata,
30 vio hace tempo la plata
dos dnros una pesetsi
Cuando on mi poder los vi
au1 de mi suerta dude
y Glen vecas les sore
ara convencerme ssi
Erar de plata excelenta,
10 csbfa duia algDna,
Y yQuisa de mi f.Ttaua
goZar INN nediatameuta
A un estanco me l!egus,
nDoa cigarroa pedi,
y ell primer 6uro ay de mi
s; bre e mostraior eche
10 & me da uste aQuf, cristiauo
-diJo al punto el estanquero,
que era IN andalnz chancero. -
Este duro es sevillano
ID Pero NO es de plata
u Y ell cuffos :.
Una maravilla.
-Entonces...
Va uste Sevilla
yer 81 10 pasa alIf
-AuDque tepgo suerte escasa
salir puedo de este apuro.
Ahf tieuo usted otro duro
-Es one este tampcco pssa,
"a Q e no pasa No me explico...
No Is plata
--Por de contado.
Es de los que han aonfiado
ahofa para Pserto Rico
"a Y no puede u>tecf tcmsrlos
-Yo no 10 puedo admitir,
pero Sc puede uste ir
& Puerto Rico c8mbiarlo.
-Eete golpe me arruina,
pero aun psgsr no me inquieta,
pues ms qneda una peseta.,
va 10 veo +: es flipina.
- Tambien Ia re. haza g..
-Tergo suerte.
va &c v6,
pero solo vale...
-Oehenta eentimos.
-IOhl
Yo que feliz me creta
cuando dizfrutarlo veu9o.
oehc perros gro1des tengo,
lys ve usted que perrerfai
ii aup "a niata, daspraciada.
no pass suf.a qnebranto.
eqcf sionis pasa .antn.
ahora y no P&sa Uada ~
c"mo 90 1-at g@nersl
qu3 al pueblo Cieua n asto.
JpCr Que DO trata u~tAd Ga .: to
maflana en EE LsberaEa
-Maf1aua le corte> tA-
81 no b 'l!o .otro asnnto punto,
me ocupare en- ese asUnto,
y hablapdo en- plata dire.
Iaterrumpiend me airado
y con muestras de estupor
me dijo: Pero seflor;
lestA nsted empecatadoa
De que han dado en- rechazar
Ia plata es 10 que Sc trata;
pues 10 cue Olga usta en- plata,
spiensa listed que va pasara
Felipe PSres Gonzdles.
Cieg ta yiuCi2 hastauta faa 70 eorsrl+or6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Un obrero de Saragcza ha construido NJ
aparato con Ell cual cree descubierta de di-
reccion de los globos
Sagu1 parece ha APPLICABLE su invsnto los
princlplos que rigen para dirigir los barcos
sSe tratara de M ch fl .dof
Oreemcs que ST.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Las conyersaciones de ciertas personals ha-
cen ell efecto de I'm nuevo ruido que sgregar
q los que nos todesn que es neoesario so
portar como aquellos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Be nos asegura que, no pudieudo asistir
la asamblea los delegados de Sabana- Grande
sHvlaron un acta en que consten sus yotos
por la dfsoluci6n
De todas maneras nos escriben-el co
mite ell partido local. Sc dan por disuel-
tos"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

PAfeco que, crey6ndose un sefior desai-
'0o 90 la antesala del eolegio por don Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Del mejor amigo, del servidor mas fe9, de
la gente mas allsgada nosotros es de quie-
nes reeibimos los mayores deseng nos.
J. Call.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

OONVENIEEOIA PUBLIOA.-Quien de
see visjar hAcia los pueblos de Gtsoyc1po
Coamac, Adjst7stGS y Afboaatto va en- csrrua
je, va en- caballos de silla, dirfisse al qr,
suscribe, Gale de la Tore, esquiua Ia Rel
ua. Mcdicicad en pTecios, carruajee fuerte
= comedies, ca ballerfas resistentea
Ponce, Agosto s de 1se6.-Jotwss BGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Cie5 ta viada, bastante fsa, va consular
uu medien, amigo lie la casa, celibe no
,oco brrs CO:
No NADIA seffora, no es NADIA: casese
usted se poDdra buena
Il All ! doctor. con usted enseQuida..
IS nora, ell medico receta.Ia medicina pe-
70 no la toma nunca.
Un csjista lleya su mnjer IN periodico, 6
indicandole ei srtfculo de fondo, le dice:
Lee eso; ahi encontraras aigo milo.
-sQ16s
Las erratas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

SJn verdsdeCamente escandslosos por su
6aratura, los pIecios que realizsn A Luc
chetti c.. unas cincuenta lamparas de
c1ista de metal desds una hasta cinco
uces tltimamente recibidas.
Ponce, A bril- de 1896. M d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Dijeron syer los cajistas que dos se1ores
habian solicitado de la conpaflis de zarzue
Ia que ect6a eu nuestro teatro una function
4 bene ficio del Parque n6o2tci6n.
Fueron mas de veinte damas las que fir
m ron Ia s. kcitald.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

EPI IRA MA
De mi am rgo sin sabor,
al var hu!la 10 mi amor,
VA pnedes bacerte cargo.
Il Pern, hombre | 81 es sis sobor
scomo puede ser amaTgo2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

Hace dias qne Sc tyabsja actizamepte en-
la Gale de Is Salud Al efecto Sc han echa
do unas cuantas carretadas de cescaio, ha-
bienfo desaparseido las enormes piedras que
obstrDf n | trans to
va era tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-14

POr supor ersels autor del hurto de npas
piezss do vestir, pertenecientes Maria Mon
<erret Fernandez fue deteuido antes de aver
el iDdividuo Federico Ceballos.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23

ranks, two years ago. they honored him with place
on the county ticket He therefore asked to be per
mtted TO give way to ADLER gentleman and faith
,ful worker In the cause, &ho had not yet received
even the least rev ard for his services
Mr.. JONES was then nominated by reclamation.
The following central eomtittee then selected
G. F. Lange, Davies: L. N. FRANKIE, Atlanta; Oscar
Schraft and John Malmburg. Rocky Bar; Sohn Canon
and George Farbcr, Pine Grove; W. P. Pryor, Neal
NJ ]. kirbS, Junction Bar; j u. yernnsifion add G.
Jackson, Mountain Home: A. NJ. Sinnott, o. Boyle
and James McGinness Glenn's Ferry, II. A. Smith,
Cold Springs; y r. Bryant, Little camas h
Complimentary votes rendered to the chair.
man and secretary, and also to Hon. W. H. Manion
for use Of the Recorders office for place meeting.
After mastery speech h, the chairman the meet
Ing adjourned sine die.
An assessment Of ten dollars had been levied on
each candidate for nomination. to deiray the expense
| OF this convention
The n9wly elected populist central committee me,
IN the district court and called TO order b,
Hon. Martin King, past chairman.
J A. NJ. Sinnott was elected chairman and Owen O.
Boyle secretary.
Bill of @. Al. Payne Of sie 90 for printing In 1904
vas read and ordered paid
Col Geo. A, williams delivered TO the sccretAr,
nifty dollars, assessment fees turned into the
ton II orderedl that the secretary be also thu
treasurer. ~
The committee then adjourned 10 hold joint meet
ing with the Democratic central committee
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23

Republican primaries Saturday.
49, Good alfalfa pasture. In
quire of Geo. l.. Cole.
Miss Mary Gray has returned
from a visit on Wood river.
Geo. c. Hows of Duluth, Mimi,
went to Rocky Bar this morning.
John Irwin. a noted Snake river
placer mining expert, is in tow n ard
the guest of Lon Richards.
E~ sign.writing, hduse and car
riage painting, and pbper-hahging
done in frst-class style by James
Carroll.
The Statesman says the Boise
Evening Mail has pissed iyito the
hands of the Dubois Republicans
and that PEARSON Flenner is the
editor.
L. w. Getchell, for many PEARS a
prominent mining man in Nevada
but now of Silver City has been here
several days, the guest of Sheriff
Oliver and wife.
]. ]. Little is chairman and w
A. Reynolds secretary of the new
Democratic central committee, and
r. P. Chattin is chairman of the
campaign Joint committee.
Certain Democrats should pause
and ask themselves: "Afe Duboi,
and his Republican friends work.
ing for free silver and Bryan or. ar,
they working for Dubois alone2"
= Geo. d. Bell, who so mysterousl,
disappeared from this place abbu
the middle of August, was seen and
conversed with by Brunt Young Al
Weiser few days after his dissap
pearance.
Miss BERTHE Cruttenden departed
Monday for the home of her parent,
in Washington. A large mum er b
Miss Bertie's school-mates anc
other friends assembled at the trait
to bid her adieu.
dad" Olsen of Hot Springs
Owyhee county, is a candidate OF
the People's-Democratic ticket 70
Commissioner in the Bruneau dis
trict, and his host of friends here al
wish for His election.
l.. P. Anderson returned from
Boise Monday evening and depart
on this mornings stage for Atlanta
MIR. Petit is still a very sick maj
and will soon go to.California, hop
ing that a change Of climate may B
Beneficial.
The delegates from the mountain
last week all said, and 1T must b
SO, that Manuel Comes keeps th
best whiskey, the coolest beer an
the finest cigars in town, Rea
his advertisement and theh go an
convince yourself.
George Tins, the veteran mine
of Atlanta, who has been in poo
health all this summer, departei
for Paterson, N. J., last Thursday
where he will spend the wihtet Wit
his family. He has leased hi
mines to Geo. Butler and Johl
Lynch.
Charles Cunningham, one of tn
largest sheepraisers in eastern Or
egon, has been stopping at the Com
mercial for several days. He RI
turned to Pendleton. but will soor
come back with two carloads o
bucks to be delivered at points be
tween Huntington and this place.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23
WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, 1896.

heSistef, bryan silver men.
George Fletcher was over from
Boise Sunday.
o. H. Hutchins went to Rocky
Bar Saturday.
Judge Stout and wife spent Fri
day in this place.
jeff Harris and wife came in from
Ketchum Saturday.
VIM. Blackman of Bennett creek
was in this place Saturday.
Miss Eva Hoover departed for
Salt Lake Sunday evening
Mrs. Lester, mother of Frank
Lester, returned to Boise Saturday
w. V. Helfrich and family spent
Saturday and Sunday at Calloway's
station.
A petitioni is being circulated ask
ing the town trustees to pass eur
few" ordinance.
EG&~We are overloaded with
stoves aid shall make prices that
will sell them. GEO. S. RICE & Co.
Frank Axe, James Wilson and
Billy Wilson returned Saturday
from Omaha, where they had been
to dispose of cattle.
Col. Geo. Jackson came down
form junction Bar last week to be
present at the county conventions.
He was accompanied by his son and
daughter, Frank and Grace. Miss
Grace will remain here to attend
school.
Last week the BULLETIN office
was honored by visits from many
friends from the mining camps OF
Gilmore, who were in attendance at
the county conventions, and its SUBJ
scrlption list was materially en-
larged-all of which is duly appre-
ciated.
R Fine Timothy and Clover
pasture for animals at C. Jackson's
ranch, at $500 per head per month
Also baled hay for sale, delivered
at $40 per ton. Leave orders at
the postofice. G. JACKSON.
Mountain Home, Sept. 10, 1896.
There is on exhibition at Hutch's
store squash that was raised on
Capt. Geo. Hills place, on Warm
Springs creek, which is NEARLY four
feet in length and weighs 51 pounds
Another squash from the same
fanch weighs 49 pounds. Captain
Hill calls this variety the Bryan
Asquash."
All honor to Robert P. Chattin
Though defeated candidate fol
sheriff before the late Democratic
county convention, Bob comes VI
Smiling, in his shirt sleeves, and il
already working earnestly for the
success of the whole People s-Demo
cratic county ticket. Such men are
credit to any party and they are
always, sooner or later, rewarded
for their fidelity and zeal for The
success of their party. The mar
who now wavers from the straight
path of the free silver Peoples
democratic party should not ex
peel recognition to any great degree
hereafter. SO stand firm, brothers
and do your duty by supporting til,
whole ticket.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23

Mrs. E. S. Glenn went to Boise
this morning
Willis & Dyar have completed
Wilcox's new warehouse.
One of those Bryan cigars at Ros.
coe Smiths is worth Is of the drdi
nary brands on the market
Ray ROTOR. who recently had
two of his toes amputated by DR.
Smith, is getting along nicely al
the Commercial hotel.
Harry Thompson. superintendent
of the A Iluvial Gold Co., returned
to Rocky Bar Yesterday. Mrs
Thompson will yisit with Mrs. AXE
for short time.
Ben Robertson was over from Bru
neau Monday and reported thai
without doubt the Peoples s. Demo
critic ticket in Owyhee would elect
every candidate.
Adm Hall last week presented
the BULLETIN with a box of deli
cious apples and plums raised on hi
Bennett creek ranch, all of which il
highly appreciated.
Noble Getchellj young mar
well and favorably known iii this
place and Silver City. was married
to a wealthy young lady at Cripple
Greek, Colo, last week.
Mrs. w. II. Congdon, wife of tn,
proprietor of the Commercial hotel
and daughter frankie, are expected
to arrive here from Umatilla, Gre.
on this evenings train.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23
Card of Thanks.

We hereby desire to express pub.
licly our hearty appreciation to The
friends who 90 kindly assisted us in
our bereavement, and for floral gifts
and expressions of sympathy ex-
tended US.
MRS. HARRIS AND FAMILY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23
MY Sweetheart

Her cheeks are like the roses,
Her brow Is lily white;
And well know the reason, #
She takes Parks Tea each night.
She's strong and well and happy, too,
Her face Is clear and bright, a.
And ianghing1y she tells the cause
'T take Parks Tea each night"
aSold by K. W Smith, Druggist
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-04-04
ELLINGTON REsENrENcED.

Last Monday In the district court in
Boise Judge Richards again passed SEN
tence on James Ellington. the slayer
Of Charles Briggs. fixing the date Of his
execution on the 9th OF next May.
The crime was committed ia Boise In
December 1894 and Ellington was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree and
was sentenced to be hanged last June.
An appeal to the supreme court was
taken which acted as a stay Of proceed,
ings for nearly year but upon the 40.
ton OF the lower court being affirmed
the sentence OF death was again passed
as above stated.
Henry Capps who killed w. A. On.
weller with shovel near Meridian last
fall WAS convicted OF manslaughter and
got three years IN the peni tentiary.
Seth Morgan convicted of criminal
assault on his little daughter in Boise
got 10 years.
James Tumbrough who stole two
horses near Star, got three years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-04-04
ARRANGING PLANS

Gen. A. J. Warner. Hon. Thomas q.
Merrill and Hon II. + Bsrtlne. three
Of the most prominent leaders In the
advocacy OF bimetalism. met in Salt
Lake CITY this week 10 confer with sill.
YER mon there and will also visit other
cities In the west TO arrange for sill
YER campaign. Mr. Merrill outlined
The progrsm TO be adopted. az follows:
III N our Intention" said Mr.. Mer-
rill. TO ~ perfect our organization
that We will secure bons-hdc silver del
egatss who will attend the National
conventions, with purpose w view
Of securing In the party platforms BIZ
metallic plank Of 10 to I, wftbou, regard
tn any other nation, and nominate men
whose past records will insure the car
rying out OF such plank In good faith.
Should we be ignored. we will then i'm
mediately hold bimetlaic convention
and nominate candidates of onr own,
irrespective OF party Affiliations. We
will also elect them in the event tina.
the actions Of the two old parties com
pei us TO organize an independent sill
yer party"
Mr.. Merrill further said that II was
The intention 10 organize Ia every 10.
cahly. so that each state could look
after It's own pro rata OF the work
DeLamar Nugget.