Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-08

and their hired men will flee the
the country with their heads bowed
in shame.
For insurance against fire call on
w. A. Reynolds.
No Baking Powder ever made can
excel tie brand named Perfect"
Make your feet glad. Our shoes
will do it. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Fruits, vegetables, eggs and but
ter, fresh daily. Chas. r. Kelsey
& Co.
Ladies' and children's underwear
for fall and winter wear. Chas. r.
Kelsey u Co.
Master Billy Glenn returned Sat
urday from u visit with his uncle
Ben Gray at Haley.
Stoves-heating, cooking, wood
and coal. Our line is complete.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Bonanza school shoe $1.1O per
pair. All solid leather, honestly
made. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
w. c. Reynolds, w. 7. Smith and
H. II. Mechanics started Tuesday
with team and supplies, guns and
ammunition and trained dogs for
prolonged hunt for big game on the
headwaters of the Big Smoky.
Fall and winter suits made to
order and fit guaranteed for from
$500 upwards. Also overcoats
from 81 90 up. Call and examine
samples and leave your measure
with Chas. II. Keefer, Mountain
Home, agent for the American Wool
en- Mills Co. of Chicago.
Sunday Mr.. Pearson of the firm
of Kelsey & Co, took a spin on his
wheel out to the residence of Mrs.
Geo. w. Hill. Returning he tried
to "scorch it" down hill, but I'M
fortunately his wheel encountered a
big boulder or some other obstruc-
ton, breaking the wheel into smith
Greens and throwing Mr.. Pearson
violently to the ground. He was
severely but not dangerously cut
and bruised about the body and
was compelled to walk to town. He
was confined to his room Monday
and Tuesday but we are pleased to
say is again on duty at his store.
Fx-Sheriff d. H. Mosely of Ada
county visited this place Saturday
in the interest of the Idaho State
Fair. He is one of the directors
and desires exhibits of all kinds to
be sent in, and in order to facili-
tate matters in this connection he
has appointed w. A. Reynolds of
this place, G.. d. Golden of Rocky
Bar and L. M. May of Glenn's Ferry
a committee to whom all may ap-
ply for information. Mr.. Mosely
SAYS that greatinterest in the Fair is
being taken throughout the State
and that the exhibits will doubt
} less be double that of last year.
The idiotic slave of the Republi-
can does not attempt to deny that
he sold his political principles for
the privilege of running that plant
for the incubator gang but comes
back at us by crying you are
another" and claims that we sold
out to the Republicans in 1890
, The fellow lies as fast as he sells
himself. Soon after he came here
and when we considered him some
J thing of gentleman, we showed
} him our files of 1890 in which he
, read, in large letters, the words;
} Republican Department" with the
name of e. C. Towne as editor. We
} told him that at that time the Re-
: publicans had no paper in this
: county and that we received 1896
: for two columns space for about five
! issues, and ran the rest of our col.
} umns in the interest of the Demo
r cratic party-in other words we re
|, ceived that sum for the specified
space and had no more control oyel
r the matter appearing than we had
5 over any other space let to adver
r Users. Mr.. Towne furnished the
: copy for the Republican Depart
: ment" Just the same as do Helfricl
t and Kelsey and Fletcher or any
other firms furnish copy for theil
e advertising space in the BULLETTl
of to-day. This fellow then anC
. there asserted that it was legiti
e mate transaction, but now he at
E tempts to Justify his recent ignobl
3 sellout to the goldbug 'incubators
: of this place by charging US with I
J, similar crime to that perpetratet
J. by himself. But the imbecile i
: too low and Shiny to deserve fur
I ther notice in this connection. How
ever, if the goldbug gang wish to ad
4 vocate their cause through a respet
h table channel, and will adopt tie
V same course as did the Republican
It in 1890, we will rent them the sam
It space for the same amount-cas
III advance.