The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-08-25
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10. The voters who have
taken to the woods
A partial eclipse of the moon
was visible at ChaIlis last Satur-
day night The sky was clear
and it could be plainly observed
Tt was first noticed at III O'Clock.
Miss Cassie West returned from
visit in Lemhi county last Sat
urday-
w. Z Jarvis has gone to Long
Valley, Idaho, on visit
Mrs Mckinley may become
jealous before the campaign pro
ceeds much farther. For mar
ried man her husband is paying
entirely too much attention to
Hanna
BeIlus & Stamper, Boise City's
leading photo and view artists.
viii be In ChalIis Aug. 25 for one
week only All work finished
here and satisfaction guaranteed
See sample work at postofice-
Senator Squire, of Washing
ton, is coming out squarely and
refusing TO support Mckinley
and the gold standard. and In
thus taking the opposite course
from Senator Shoup, of Idaho,
and Mcbride, of Oregon. has
shown that he holds his princi-
pies above party and an appetite
for pie Representing as he does
a western state where the mining
interests are not as dominant as
they are in Idaho or Oregon, the
position he has taken is all the
more to be commended and marks
him as an honest man OF the
two senator's mentioned above.
who have stuck to party rather
than principle. McBride's gold
, bug sentiments are worse He
was chosen by the silver wing of
his party 10 beat Dolph, and
,, Dolph, and every man who had
, the real interest of the plain
|, people at heart, reioiced at his
success: but. almost before he
had warmed his seat in the sen
ate ne turned his back upon the
!, true interests of the state Now
! Shoup of Idaho, Mcbride. of
: Oregon, Wolcott, of Colorado,
: and Brown. of Utah, misrepre-
sen ted their western states IN
!, the United States Senate The
people will show them IN NOvem-
Der. how much--DeLamar Mug
: get.
5 There promises to be lively
; times ar the Republican cOnven-
) ton at Boise which convenes to-
4 morrow. The silver Republican
; delegates are far in the lead. but
5 there is enough goldites TO make
: times pretty warm We look for
1 a bolt and two Republican state
tickets in the field
n At last fusion between the
j. Democrats has been made Fol
n lowing is the division as agreed
:. upon
s DEMOCRATS
st All Presidential Electors
Governor.
d Attorney General
D. Judge of Supreme Court
N State Treasurer.
le Mine Inspector.
L POPULISTS-
IS Congressman.
4 Secretary of State
Lieutenant Governor
.r Auditor.
: School Superintendent
. U. s. Senator.
20 III is further agreed TO recon
~ mend that counties send major
Eity of Populists to the Legisla
ture-
"a No news of nominations ha
been received here at the time @
going to press. but it is safe Z
TO say that there are plenty of can
didates in the field John ]
:, Mccarthy and Geo. Lewis, 1T
~ reported. want Secretary
= State. and p. NJ Bruner an
y James Gum for Congress
40 The Silver Banner is the nam
ol of new weekly paper Just e.
u- tablished at Shoshone, Idahs
with J. S. Waters, editor. 1t
Is truly what its name implies
ig ..silver banner. and long ma
p it wave its banner for right, jU
no tice and freedom is our wish
of
Daring a trip last week cove
ing about 400 miles through Gu
IS. ter. Blaine and Lemhi countle
IS. we found the farmers all bus
no putting up hay and preparing fe
bl harvest. Considerable activlI