Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-08

Ex-senator OuDOlS mas returned
to Blackfoot from his Oriental trip.
Governor Griggs Of New Je.sey is
to succeed MeKenna as attorney
general.
r. V. Cozier Of Moscow will sue
coed United States District Attor-
new Forney at an earley date.
Mrs. P. Lewis has purchased the
residence and grounds of j. NJ. Coon,
located in the southeastern part of
town.
Snow and rain has been the or
der for several days in this section,
and consequently the roads are in
bad condition for travel.
Judge Piper of Moscow did
righteous act in sentencing fellow
named w. B. McGraw to the Pen.
for Is years for seducing a young
girl Of that place.
After hearing some friends contin-
ually praising Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cur
tbs Fleck, of Anaheim, California, pur-
chased bottle of it for his own use
and is now as enthusiastic over its
wonderful work as anyone can be.
The % and 80 cent sizes for sale by
r.. w. Smith, druggist.
Between Senator Heitfeld and
Congressman Gum for the leader
ship Of the Populist party in Idaho,
it is safe to say that the colors,
color guard, ordinance, commissary
and quartermasters train will follow
Gum. AT any rate that seems to
be the talk of the rank and file OF
Populists this way.-Blackfoot
News.
Mr.. G. M. Dixton, a we'll known
merchant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton
Co., Pa, has a little girl who is fire.
quently threatned with Group, but
when the first symptoms appear, bis
wife gives her Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, which always affords prompt
relief. The 90 and so cent sizes for
sale by r. w. Smith, druggist.
A Soda Springs correspondent OF
: the Pocatello Tribune in referring
to the reported wonderful gold find
there says: A good many people
were skeptical at first, but when it
was learned that the we'll known
Prof. Harding had gone into q
trance and located the mine, that
the only assays that had been re-
ceived were from him and that he
bod Y,rnorraJ {ba,,o -, Daaua, ~ =,
then confidence was restored.
How the prosperity" bubble to
dazzle the eye and deceive the hon
est voter prior to the late election
was worked up, is best told by the
New York Herald, which states that
the renegade New York Sun was
paid $4,000 in British gold, or dol
lars that the Cleveland or Hanna
administration would redeem in
gold, for writing prosperity" arti-
cles. The Herald further states that
it refused an offer of fifteen thousand
dollars to do the same infamous
work.
The Boise Sentinel is considered
he organ of Senat or Heitfeld, and
its recent utterances show an entire
change Of front, politically. The
Sentinel was inclined to support the
Chicago platform and had kind
feeling toward Bryan and silver.
This is all changed now. Captain
Gum is practically knitted. Fuller
and Heitfeld want the brainy Con-
gresham out of the way, and he
knows it, The Captain is staunch
free coiuage man, but the SentinePs
sudden turn has disguised him.
The course of the paper in a silver
mining State, where the feeling for
the white metal is supposed to be
practically unanimous, demonstra-
teo the plastic conscience of politi-
clans and the weakness of the vo-
tiers who follow such strange antics.
If free coinage was good year ago
it is good now. 1t is quite clear,
however, that many of the populist
headers have put the question be-
hind them. Are they safe leaders
to follow? We do not think they
can drag the majority of the rank
and file along with them. The true
faith is the Democratic. Its lead
ing feature is the free coinage O
silver at a ratio of 16 TO /, indie
pendent of the action of any othel
nation.-Wallace Press.