Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-11

monopolist class as dangerous to free
dom. This movement will lead to the
substitution 81 public for private CON
troll and ownership of the private COL
leges and universities.
The Boise Call is dead. 1t was
started by Mr.. Kennady under the
name of Boise Mail, with the view
of knocking out Jud Boyakin's good
old Democrat, but, after sinking
$4,000, failed. Then Mr.. Shepherd
took hold and sunk about $4,000;
then Yves George caught on and
blowed in about $4,000 before he
got enough; finally the Gamble
brothers leased the plant and gam
bled away their time on it until
last week when it filtered out en-
tirely. The Democrat says; Had
one fourth of the amount contri-
buted and one half the official party
patronage thrown for that purpose
been turned in to The Idaho Dem
ocrat its proprietor would have
been running better paper today
while the democracy of this section
and the men who contributed would
have been no worse off," The plant
is still there, and we advise the gold
bug Hanna-McKinley combine
of Mountain Home to purchase it
and bring it here and start another
Mckinley organ with another Boise
man with democratic proclivities
and protege of Governor Steunen-
berg as editor in chief. The field
is ripe here.
'Let me give you pointer" said
M. f. Gregg, popular conductor on
the Missouri Pacific railroad. "Do
you know that Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy cures
you when you have the stomach ache?
Well, it does" And after giving tins
friendly bit of advice, the jolly CON
ductor passed on down the isle. 1t is
q fact that thousands of railroad and
travelling men never take trip with
out bottle Of this Remedy, which is
the best cure for bowel disorders IN
the world. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by Il. w. Smith, druggist. 80
The outlook for good ',,r;ces for
wheat this fall i excellpnt The
SloPs u to ne eAtina, Russia and in
~ os1e-llearly the whole of southern
EUROPE is very small while the
famine in India is still making its
demands upon the wheat market of
the world. These conditions have
already caused the prices to adj
x,onoa oo,,oiJ aro Il,y ord o1raoJx, {Ia
poor subsidized hireling press of
Hanna is attributing the raise to
the election of Mckinley and the
tariff. If the outrageous manip-
ulations of Hanna have caused the
recent raise in wheat then we can
with equal reason attribute the
short crops and famine of other
portions of the world to the same
cause.-Idaho Falls Times.
There are some people in every
well regulated community that
have peculiar ideas as to the man
ner of running newspaper; some
evidently believe that a newspaper
and a peanut rooster are construct
ed for the same purpose, and we
cheerfully endorse the following
from the Minneapolis Journal
"That's the way with lots of folks
They meet the editor when they are
excited about somebody or some
thing and they say "Go for him.
'Roast the tar out of him." He's
a thief, swindier and a liar anc
lots of other hard things, and wher
the editor quietly says, ''That's SO
/ will just say you said so" the in
dignant citizens hands go into tn,
air in an instant. Oh, no, he coulC
never be quoted, that would neve
do. It's all right for the editor t.
denounce the wrong doing in higl
places and low, and he is of no ac
count ifhe isn't awfully down OF
sin and make it hot for the sinner
But citizen" he must remain anony
NOUS. He doesn't want to pe
mixed up in the affair SO unpleas
ant, you know.
The following is reported by
klamath county, Oregon, pape
from a district school in that vicin
ity: When the word husband
was put on the blackboard none {
the children could pronounce i
and to help them out the teache
asked, what would | have if
should get married2" The answe
was prompt, but not what she ez
pected. and she blusheG such
brilliant red that the sunlight paleC
z .ngsA AT Orebaugh's Barbe
AsAIAsM Shop, hot or cold, an
a shave that will make you happ
for week. Try it.