Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-08-12
BRYAN FOREVER.


Chorus
Mckinley. silent man, afraid to speak his mind
Touching free coinage OF silver.
In the presidential race he'll get left far behind
BY Willie Bryan and Free Silver
Chorus
Would you see our nation prosperous and every one
Their vote for Bryan and Free sver
And Wall streets deadly power foreyermore de
stroyedl
Then vote for Bryan and Free Silver!
Chorus
The goldbugs for years have been blghting curse,
Suppressng free coinage of silver
But Bryan next November the programme will re-
Restoring free coinage of silver.
Chorus
The best men OF nation banding on his side,
Fighting for Bryan and Free Silver,
And DER factions dangerous waves triumphhntly
they'll ride,
Electins Bryan and Free Silver!
Chorus
Now, on our next election day, he ready every one,
To vote for Bryan and Free Silver!
Stand firmly to your coors, ALL willy sehemers shun,
Voting for Bryan and Free Silverl
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thcrns"
oh shout for BRYAN and Free siyerl
Nor traitors hands or cross OF gold shall cruelty their
Oh shout for Bryan and Free silser
Chorus
Now, three hearty cheers, comrades. and give them
with will,
For Willie Bryan and Free Silver!
Every pledge that he made us hen gladly fudli.
Their hurrah for Bryan and Free Silver!
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Then Bryan forever, Hurroh boys, Hurrah!
A tower OF refuge and our morning starr
We will brayely gather round him from both hill
and plain,
shouting for Bryan and Free Silver,
---.A~--
E. G. Koch came in from Rocky
Bar last evening.
Mrs. Glassford went to Shoshone
last week on a visit to friends.
DIR. Baugh of Shoshone, is here
to represent DIR. Smith during his
absence in the mountains.
John C. Hayes, John Boyle, ].
Stedman and Hugh Riley were
elected at Rocky Bar delegates to
the county convention.
J. B. Wells, Jas. Mullany. VIM.
Baxter and Ike Heron are the del
egates chosen at Glenn's Ferry to
the republican county convention.
John Wilkins, after superintend-
ing the cutting of $50 tons of hay
on the Wilkins ranch in Bruneau
valley, is taking a rest in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, of Carpenter
ranch, and Misses Ethel Pattee and
Grace Horn departed Saturday for
and outing in the Idaho City coun-
try for few weeks.
w. H. Manion came down from
his South Boise ranch Sunday, ac-
companied by Miss Florence Man
ion, Miss Ida Fitzwater, Mrs. Acker
and Charlie Manion.
At Monday nights meeting w. A.
Reynolds was elected to represent
Mountain Home lodge K. Of P, at
their grand lodge meeting at Lewis
ton in September, and DR.. Smith
was chosen alternate.
A free silver Republican at our
elbow says he can now readily see
why the Gilmore Republican still
sits astraddle the political fence
That great journal is waiting to
hear from the Indianapolis gold
bug convention.
If you have an idea that your
friends would like to see you occu.
plying some lucrative office, come
out and tell them you are a candi-
date. Don't wait to be importuned,
for in that case you might gel
left. Don't hide your aspiration:
under bushel, boys, but send YOU
name TO the BULLETIN office witt
$40 and we will do the rest.
At the Republican primary il
this place Saturday the following
delegates were chosen to attend tn,
county convention at Rocky Bal
next Friday: A. ]. Bruce. r. F
Whitney, J. T. Sprague. W. II
Baker. w. J. Turner, A. B. Clark
W. c. HOWE.
Sunday the numerous relatives
of Grandma Daniels and her sol
Marion Daniels, gathered at thei
farm, twelve miles from this place
to celebrate their birthday. Grand
ma Daniels is Sc years old and a.
bright ard cheerful as one o
younger years. There were "a rela
tives, including Grandma's sons
daughters and their children seatec
at the dinner table.
At the conclusion of the examin
alton for teachers certificates las
week, Miss Roxie Corder stood 95i
Mrs. Compton 954, Miss Skidmor
958 Curtis Samuels So. The tire
ladies received first grade certif
Gates and Samuels a second grade
, Miss Daisy Griffith stood yer
creditable examination, averagin
94f, and falling below the minimum
only in theory and practice.
At meeting of the board of tow
. trustees last Wednesday evening a
ordinance was passed prohibitin
cattle, horses and mules from run
ming at large within the corporal
limits. Also an ordinance taxin
! female dogs $500 per year and ma
, dogs $500 per year, the law to tax
i effect on the 9Th September. Afts
that date all dogs without a la