The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-08-25

would sneer at him because he
walked the path of poverty. You
farmers, toiling with weary
hands from sun to sun that the
little mouths at home may be fill
ed and the little bodies may be
covered with poor clothing which
you can hardly give them, rem
ember that your poverty and
hardship, your hands made hard
by the holy labor of providing
sustenance for the sweet-faced
little woman who has walked
throughout the years this thorny
way along with you-that all of
this. your poverty and your suf-
fering, is the object of ridicule
and sneers and laughter among
those wealth-embowered cyclists
who have made you poor by the
very same laws which they are
asking you today to endorse by
your ballots. They mock at
at your poverty and laugh at
your distress. Democrats, Pop
ulists, all-there is nothing left
for us to do, but for all to fall in
line together and drive these
money sharks from the temple
of our fathers.-Elmore Bulletin.
nOTICE.-7He Peoples Party
Central Committee for Custer cottn-
tn are notified to meet at Chollis, on,
Saturday, dug. 29, at 2 o'clock p.
M. By orCier Of ThOs. Jose, Chair
man, a. K. Zeigler, Secretary.
| Few of the Mckinley wing oi
the Republican party-five or siz
in number-met in Col. Sharp's
Office, in Challis, last Wednesday
afternoon. We have been unable
to learn the proceedings of this
gathering of Mckinley support
ers. but we have been told tha'
they elected themselves as dele
gates to the Republican State
convention at Boise tomorrow
1t is understood that Col. SHARP
is delegate and has the proxie:
of the others.
/ George Haley, the murderel
of VIM. Selden, returned to Hail
ey one day last week and gave
himself up.
Why not form a Bryan ant
! Sewall club in Challis !?
The regular delegates to th'
Republican state convention
l left for Boise last Sunday morn
ing, viz w. G. Sweet, Henr,
I F. Powell and Chas. Baker.
Miss Josie Mulvaney and he
: mother returned from Salt LAX
d City one day last week. Mis-
: Josie will soon be able to &c
2 around again without the aid @
/ crutches.
q John Stephens Oldest sol
d John, met with a bad accider
i one day last week. He was foo
v ing with revolver, and in som
/ manner discharged it. the ba
) passing nearly through his le
: Miss Vosburg, of Salt Lake
! is visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
= Morrison's of Challis.
y Mrs. John Mock returned fro
y Philadelphia last Tuesday.
/, w. Fl. Felkner and sister. Mr.
IS Geo. MCGOWAN and Miss EdI
y West departed last Thursda
n morning for the Yellowstor
Of National Park. Hugh Wood w
ir also join the party.
er Chris. Morler has just recei
70 ed new wheel, although he
IT, not AIN expert as yet, he w
Is learn to tame the frey steed.
e. The new school bell has be
I'd ordered. With mountings
weighs 725 pounds. and on
costs $50 in Chicago.
IT. We have just received fre
on the music publishing house
IF The S. Brainard's Sons Co., l
rk Wabash Ave, Chicago. CO.
e, of the "Silver Songs" fl
IS silver song book for the cam
ng aign of 1896. The book contai
st solos, duets, mixed and mi
+ quartets. and is especially
lat ranged for campaign clubs.
an is not a cheap word edition. a
I'd, is sold for the remarkably l.
.es price of 10 cents, or 81 per d
be postpaid. Following is the c.
lie. tents of the book Silver chi
Ic- es, (male quartet). Silver chi
We es, linked quartetl. The jo
on silver dollar of the dads.
lrs promise to promise. The Anne
lis can way. The treasury no
nut Wen sound for the dimes in (