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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-22

the route with the views of getting
his supplies from this town.
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For insurance against fire call on
W. A. Reynolds.
Mrs. Frank Boyd has been quite
sick during the past few days.
A carload Of merchandise for
Golden at Rocky Bar arrived here
Monday.
In any civilization where you find
vice in abundance, you will find the
reign Of gold supreme.
Col. Geo. w. Jackson came down
from junction Bar to attend the
Democratic convention.
Mrs. Gray, mother of Mrs. Glenn
and Miss Mary Gray, returned yes
from visit at Pine Grove.
The three silver conventions
brought quite a large number Of
people to our town on Tuesday.
The Baptist church is making
preparations for musical concert
to be given about the Goth of Oct.
J. e. Rohrbaugh, a popular mi
ner Of Neal, attended the Populist
convention in this place Tuesday.
Judge James Nicholson, Silver
candidate for Representative. re-
turned to Rocky Bar by this morn
ing's stage.
After a pleasant visit of several
months with relatives in Des Moines,
Iowa, Mrs. Fl. Dorsey is again su-
perintending the Cottage hotel.
A young gentleman named Strom-
berg, from Salt Lake, is asst sting
Mr.. Hobbs at the drug store during
Roscoe Smiths absence in the east.
John Bridges, the Bruneau stage
man, and family are now occupying
the McCabe dwelling house at the
corner of, jackson avenue and Ben
nett street.
Mrs. Glenn and Miss Mary Gray
have renewed their lease on the
Commercial hotel building and will
continue to run the house in a pleas
ing manner. They will also con-
tinue to have their millinery store
in the same building and now have
on display fine line of millinery.
Davis Ewing, secretary for Mr..
Tustin's mining and MILL G CON-
pany at Pine Grove, spent Tuesday
in this place. He is very pleas
ant and intelligent young man and
comes from mighty good stock,
being the son Of Judge Ewing Of H.
linois and a nephew of ex-Yice
President Stevenson.
The De Moss Musical Family
who were to have appeared in this
place Monday evening were un-
ayoidably delayed and will be here
Friday evening. This family is
highly recommended by everyone
who have had the opportunity OF
hearing them, and it is hoped they
will be we'll patrouized. A telegram
received from them this morning
from Glenns Ferry, where they ex-
hibited last evening says: I'VE
will be with you Friday night with
ont fail" Remember, at the Con.
gregational church, Friday evening
at s o'clock. Admission 50 cents
children % cents.
aGR Rock Springs Coal at J. NJ
NeiPs. The best in the market
Leave orders at Helfrich's or a
Fletcher'g store, or with William
holland, who will deliver it.
Fall and winter suits made t,
order and fit guaranteed for from
$500 upwards. Also overcoati
from 800 up. Call and examin,
samples and leave your measur,
with Chas. H. Keefer, Mountain
Home, agent for the American Wool
. en- Mills Co. of Chicago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-22
THE SILVER TICKET.
The E11nore Silver Forces
Unite and Put Up a
Splendid Ticket.
The Goldbugs and their Tools
Fail TO Create Discord.
For State senator,

For State Senator
}. W, BAILEY, Dem, Of Little Camas.
For Representative,
JAS. A. NICHOLSON, Dem, OF Rocky Bar
For Clerk Of District Court.
W. H. MANl0N, Dem, q Mountain Home
For sheriff,
| JAMES O'NElLL, Pop, Of Rocky Bar.
For assessor ard Collector,
WI ARTHUR DAVIS, Silver Rep, OF Atlanta
For Treasurer,
FRANK p AXE, Dem, u Mountain Home.
For Probate Judge
j. S. WHITE, Silver Rep, OF Mountain Home.
For District Attorney,
A. NJ. SiNNorT, Pop, Of Glenns Ferry.
For Supt. Public Schools
MRS. KlTTIE CowEN, Silver Rep, Of Min Home.
For Coroner,
l.. NJ MAY, Pop, OF Glenn's Ferry
Fer Commissioners,
LIST Dist. -GEo. BUTLER, Pop, q Atlanta.
2d Dist ROBr. GRIFFITH, Dem. Little Camas.
Sd Dist. JOHN MARLEY, Dem, of Ryesrass.
The Democratic, Populist and
Silver Republican county nomi-
mating conventions were held in
this place Tuesday, and without a
ripple Of discord nominated joint
ticket that is as sure of election as
that the sun will set on the 9Th of
November:
Democratic Convention.
j. j. Little chairman OF the County Central Com
mittee, called the convention 10 order and read the
published call for the same.
James A. Nicholson was elected temporary chair
man and Ralph Goodliffe secretary
The usual committees we're appointed and the con.
,e,,ti,,, tool q r,.s ,,,ttt } ,,io.,
,,.
During recess caucus OF the delegates was held
and candidates selected who were nominated in con
ventior for Tho ,,ositio,a named
AT Z CLOCK p N. the convention reconvened and
upon recommendation of the committee on perma-
nent oroanization ! I TittIa uos mad. pcrr,anen,
- ' " w o Pe'
CHAIRMAN ana Jas A. Nicholson secretary
The committee credentials reported the follow.
;, ~. c,oor o., ti.loi ~ s.ot ~ a., ,o,,o,,.io.
Rocky Ear: A. Nicholson; b. Clinton, Nicholson
proxy hugn hliey, Nllhoisoh proxy.
Junction Bar-G. w jackson.
Flue HfoFe-J u cray, ChaS Grlmm, by y. IL.
hutehins proxy
Little Cainas-Fred Cooper, J. w. Bailey, Cooper
proxy;
Cold spllhgs-i. X stevenson
Glenns Ferry Ralph Goodliffe, s R. White, W.
H. buTns, I. :. sullivan, ~ Goodilne proxy.
Mountain Eome-J. j. Little, Frank Boyd C. w.
lioweth, j. cttonhemer, 5. Burton.
The committee on order Of business reported, and
also recommended that the executive committee to
be appointed be empowered to fill all vacancies the
ticket II any should occur and to do all things that
may bo necessary, for tba bancst ~ o,r ti.l,a.
"''9 o' necessary ioi 1lo pe"e'iV VI our tieNe'
j. ottenheimer, G. W. He"eth and Fred Cooper,
committee on resolutions reported MS follows.
1lo r,,,,,,,o,i,. H., .,,,.;, 80 ri.-a ..4 A.
sG e'loio VI fl'9le county ~
'eue I9iiiills Us uelouoh 20 tie
~ ~ st,t, i,tfs, - PA't Pa'io'i
On 80 eDi ,,i,it ~ ; st - -,
silver ~ the rrass,t cst,isld tif 10
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-22
Middle Boise PIacers.
For sale by
Chas. L. Kels

Major Fred r. Reed, who is oper-
ating extensive placer diggings on
the Middle Boise river in this county,
was a visitor in Mountain Home
last Saturday and made the BuLLE-
TIN office a pleasant and appreci-
ated cali. His first big enterprise
on the Middle BOISE river has been
suspended for a time, owing to liti-
CATION, and which for the benefit of
of all concerned we trust will be of
short duration.
Major Reed is an intelligent gen.
tleman and practical miner and
gave an interesting account of his
former efforts and also of his second
enterprise now under way, which is
under the SUPPLEMENTARY of w. r.
Lindsay. The company is known
as the Josephine Placer Mining
Company, with Fred r. Reed as
president and general manager, w.
r. Lindsay superintendent and e.
K. Mckenzie secretary and treas
urer. Its property is on the Middle
fork of the Boise, about % miles
below Atlanta. Water for working
the ground will be taken from
Roaring river, Reed creek, No Name
creek, White creek and Trail creek.
With one exception the bitches are
all completed and the pipe and
giants will be on the ground in a
short time. There will be six giants.
AS soon as the pipe arrives it will
be taken to the works and put in
place this fall. If the weather keeps
open run will be made yet this
season, but everything will be in
readiness for active mining opera
tions with the advent of spring.
Mr.. Reed went from here to
Rocky Bar from whence he will 60
by trail to his diggings, to survey
the route with the views of getting
his supplies from this town.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-22

Hon Frank Wyman Of Boise
spent Monday night in this place
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

Mr. j; II. Harris, Proprietor Harris ...
Lithia Springs: ~ ~
Dear Sir: While it is contrarSs 4, !
my custom to give tostimonisi aS q
remedial agencies, feel freeze + & 80 30
test to the efficacy of tho Hsfrii ~ SSzls 10
l''tma Water (when used in large I
IuantItI"s) in the Rheumatic and
Gonty Diathcscs; in cneorped states
OF 'hn hIlh"ys; in inflammation of
the bladder, and in all cases where
'h're Is an excess Of solids in the
"rln'' Yours respectfully,
Gro. HowE, NJ. ID.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
PROHIBITION Department.
ARTHUR klBI.tR, County Chairman.
a. { JONES, Member State Prohibition Ex.
eCmlive Commit &C. NeMborrY county.

There is one thing about the present
contest the prohibitionists are making
for principle. They do not appeal to
any faction to draw their lines, bnt to
the Democrats of all factions to assert
themselves and vote against the whis-
key evil, which is trying to fasten it.
self upon the State to such an extent
that everything will have to bow to it
before the State will give it any con-
slderation. You may talk about politi-
cal rings and monopolcs, but no ring
or monopoly ever existed in this State
that could begin to compare to the dis
pcnsary ring rs it now attempts to con-
troll the politics of the Stutc.
We have been waiting to find sim
gle dispcnsary, paper that would with
draw the slandtrs they have made
against the prohihitionists in this con-
tost. They charged us with being al
lied with the old whiskey element when
they knew it was not true and now
since their candidates, Col. Tillman
and Col. Schumpert, have appeared
advocating the high license whiskcy
side, not even Editor Capcrs has done
us the justice TO say that he was mis-
taken about our being associated with
the whiskey element. He ought to be
fair il he has deserted his old friends
for the dispcnsary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

The Confederate Veterans reunion is
on in Atlanta this week. We hope
they may have pleasant time. These
reunions are pleasant occasions and
should il possible be more largely at
tended AS the years go by the ranks
are being thinncd and at each succeed
ing reunion there will be vacant place
next. Let the old veterans get together
and recount the trying days Of thirty
years ago. Newbcrry always sends q
good delegation aud VIC only wish Us
many more could go.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
We Have
But One Aim

For ourselves, and that is to
reduce our splendid line of Low Cut
Shoes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
At Such
Sacrifice Prices

over shoe counter-all the
newest and best in Mems Low Cut
Shoes, Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers,
and Children's Sandals, etc, that
were purchased in this seasons
spring stock.
Much Of tho season for summer
shoes is yet before us, and it's an i'll
wind that don't blow the right direc-
ton for somebody--those who get of
these splendid shoes will be the gain
ors at such prices rs they are now
going.
We will let the shoes tell whether
it is to
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

We publish today another communi-
cation from DR.. Coke Smith. Its pub
Scncr. We had intended TO have some
thing to say in reply but we are crowded
for space and will have to defer what
we have to say to Il future issue.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

Our thanks are due the brethren OF
the Press Association for their token
OF remembrance and esteem in the gift
of an elegant set Of pearl handle silver
knives. They are very handsome and
very highly appreciated. Secretary
LanGslon WAS also the recipient of n
gold pen. The brethren have been very
kind to u. and we shall cndcavor to
merit Il continuance of their good will
and esteem.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

Mr.. w. G. Childs, President OF the
c., N. x l.. and MIR. ~. j. Anderson, of
the > A. L., are also due our thanks
for cOurtcsics extended members of the
Press Association ut our request. And
all The railroads were very clever to
the editors on this occasion. They are
always jnst and fair and all they ask is
the same treatment. We should not
give less or expect more.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

The State campaign is not exciting
much interest or enthusiasm and we
hear very little OF it. No one seems to
know who is in the lead or what the re-
suit will be. We hope the voters will
TO find ont who are the best men before
vOtinJ,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
A Meeting OF citizens Called To Consider
Securing IT Permanently ut -: ..: r-;

We have before and OH several occa-
sions spoken Of the Theological Semi
nary. 1t is not SO much question of
securing something we have not as it is a
question of losing that we already have.
The Lutheran church in the South has
determined to establish and locate per
manentlv the Theological Seminary and
TO elect at once two professors and open
the school OH the first OF October. They
have advertised for bids to secure its per
gone to work to secure it. They know
the value of such an institution i'll their
midst i'll more WAYS than one.
The question before the people Of New
berry is small We permit the Seminary to
he taken away from us when by little
united effort and the putting up Of Il little
cash we can secure it permanently. It's
location means the spending in the cont
munlty from 5000 to 5000 every year
All the interests of the community will
feel this. TO put it OIL no higher ground
1t will pay MS To put up a little money to
secure II. We must raise the money
y small amount from each one will Sc
cure it, Will You not feel it your duty
to d" your part? Other communities are
at work. The matter must be decided
by the a5th OF this month.
The following call is issued bv the
chairman OF a former meeting and we
hope every citizen who can will attend.
Suh$Cri ption lists are in the hands of the
following gentlemen: T.. Il. Wright, c.
c. Davis, {. l.. Summer, ". II. Hunt,
Il. II. Aull. If YOU have not subscribed
give your subscription TO one Of these
gentlemen and be sure TO attend the
meeting.
CITIZENS MEETING.
meeting of the citizens OF Ncwbcrrv
is hereby called to be held in the court
house Oh Friday afternoon, July 22d, at
6 o'clock to consider the question of rails
ing the necessary funds to secure the
permanent location Of the Lutheran The
oloHical Seminary in the city of New
bci ry. y full attendance of the citizens
is earnestly requested.
J. y. MARTIN,
Il. IL. AUII., Chairman.
Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

We are home again and in harness.
now with renewed energy and we hope
to give you '"ttcr service by virtue of
the little outing WE have had.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.


excellent and the entertainment by
the people Of rccnvillc all that we
could desire. There were great many
new members present and all the scs-
sions were harmonious and the best of
good fellowship prevailed among all
the members. There were more ladies
present than usual and this added very
materially to the enjoyment OF the
brethren, many OF whom are old bacn.
elors. but even those who are not old
bachelors enjoy the companionship Of
bright and attractive women.
took no notes and could not have
done so il | had had the inclination for
my hands were too full with other dut-
les.
What | shall say of the meeting and
the trip will be said Of necessity in "A
general way.
The sessions OF the Association were
not largely attended by the people OF
Grcenville and in fact the public meet
ing at which the annual address was
delivered had very few persons ont hr-
yond the members OF the Association.
1T Is always so in large cities
Mayor Williams, Col. Hoyt, Mr..
Richardson. DR.. Thomas. Mr. rurman,
Mr.. Goldsmith and others Of Green.
vile were untiring in their efforts to
make the visiting editors have pleas
ant stay in GrecnviGlr, and speaking
for ourself they succeeded admirably
We were well cared for at the Mansion
House, and with DR.. Harris. Of Harris
Latina Springs. present with his car
donated waters and ginger alrs the stay
in Grccnvillc was most delightful. The
picnic on Paris Mountain was Il novel
feature in the program and was great
~ enjoyed 10y all OF the party. MANY
OF them had never been on Paris Mom-
tain and did not know that we had so
near lis such Il delightful mountain re-
sort. Ihe ladies were ont in force on
this occasion and the dinner they
spread on the mountain was such a one
as would satisfy the most fastidious cp.
lcurean OF the editorial party.
&c., ,..,, VI '''e NsSoc'a-
':, ~ '''' '''' "aH' Ns nave
l,'f''9 ''"" were nrS'
class and above the average and showed
49,, f',''9 ''"'"S preparation on
"Pi'''"''" |" Fcad
he erection OF officers Resulted in
'"e 'tei'cl'"n OF tn" present officers
'or ah"'her Hraras follows:
'es'"'h'' T." H. AnlI. Herald aud
Ne"s' Ne"n'rrN.
ISL 'cr'irr~'d"nt, ii. G. pstrrn,
lazy i'e"' sumter
''',, ''S'''nt' li'V' ". i. Jar'
w. ""' 'l""'h'E' ''in'"n.
''s' y I'ah@Nl"n' lntrIIi'
s"'''' ''""'r'"h.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

Ash'villo, n. c., April 81, 1893.
An extended clinical use of the
iiarrs L'thla Water prompts me to
the statement that I regard it. as ono
o' the pest, If not the best, Lithia
water known 10 the profession. In
tho condt'on Of Phosphate Urine,
i,s action Is marvellous. Its uso in
the Rheumatic and Gouty Diseases
a'lord me more comfort than either
'ho b"llalo or Londonderry Waters.
Very truly yours,
JOHN Hey WILLIAMS, Nj. d.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
There Is Much
TO Gain

For the buyers and tho wear
ers of shoes, for in this low priced
sale of beautiful, splendid low cut
shoes there arc superb styles and
yreat values for tho money that war
rant an investigation, and you will
find it worth your while to investi-
gate.
For serviceable wear these shoes
have no superior. Their equal was
never sold
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19
HARRIS Tn LITHIA WATER
Contains More Lthia
THAN ANY OTHER LlrNA WATER ON THE MARKET!
Read what some noted physicians have to saw
for it

The waters OF the Lithia Springs
arc odorlcss, FREQ from color, with a
pleasant snlincy taste, rather palat,
able When taken in considerable
Quantity, they do not nauseatc, purge,
or produce any feeling of discom,
fort find from the analysis Of the
waters, they contain Chloride Sodium,
Carb. Potash, Carb. Soda, Carb.
Lithia, Carb. Iron and Sulphate
Nlagnesia. These waters act directly
upon the mucous coating Of the
stomach and alimentary canal, they
arc powerfully Alternative and tonic.
They are everything to innamcd or
irritatod surfaces. They act upon
the blood, changing it from acid TO
alkaline. In Indigestion, Catarrh of
Stomach and Gastrelgia, supple
monted with proper diet, they are
certain cure. The action upon the
kidneys is marked. The Sodinm,
Potash, Soda, L.ithia, are the best
solvents Of uric acid, all calculi of an
acid character, whether litary or
cystic, are steadily dissolved. am
confident that the profession will find
1t very useful in cases whore this
class of water is required.
j. q. WILBUR, NJ. ID.
WATERLOO, S. c., April 10, 1892.
FoH. S..
RohnrtcOr Qy H;jClo
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-19

Among the excellent papers read at
the Press Association was one by Miss
Mary Hcmphill, Of the AHbeville Me-
dunn. 1t was we'll prepared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
SPAIN TO BE PRESSED HARD.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE IMMEDIATE INVASION OF CUBA
PROCEEDING WITH JIGOR
MANILA ARE PROVOKING
DEWEY so THAT CTYTHANKs OF THE Ma
TIoN FOR DEWEY AND MEN-ALMOsT CABINET CRISIS
AT MADRID RIOTNG IN SPAIN

Cuba pressed with great ACTIVITY
tne War Department. Miles will lead the INVASION IN per
the and volunteer o at NcNa
na,pa vaioup points n the South
President both houses OF congress
thanking Admiral Dewey and his men foi he
victory passed authorizing the President TO appoint a
ADMIRAL will be promoted Inc oene
sword Dewey medals his officers and men,
Philippines assembling at Dan
-
was learned that Admiral Dewey addition his other successes capt
ured Otonsof Manila
word has been received from Mania h
till the demolished by Admiral
Dewey.
will rska with Admiral Sampson
The designations Spanish Cabinet placed in the hands OF Pre-
accepted probability OF
OF the Ministry increasing
tor purpose OF WORKING
the Government OF
becoming violent and martial law
Twelve killed and hy
In the public buildings pllaged
undoubtedly the Yale pursued the Spanish
steamer aun safely San Juan de Porto Rico owing ac
OF warsnp lie Governor
o that he the
o Admiral SIMPSONS squadron
on newspapers Spanish wahps sighted off Cape
Espchc Sunday, going south
The converted cruiser arrived Hampton Roads and joined the
FLYING Squadron r.
ships ammunition and supplies to
the Cuban insurgents ntswilst from Tampa to-day.
BROOKLYN dbanded by Governor Black and
took its place rpca Dsofeence orders the
for the Clshanlment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
DEWEY HAS PLENTY OF COAL.
TEN THOUSAND TONS CAPTURED BY
HIM AT MANILA
fsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBrSZ.)

Washington May ct learned to-day
that Admiral Dewey's reports from Manila were
much more comprehensive than the extracts
furnished 20 the public, although most OF the
expurgated portions which 1t was considered al
vlsable to withhold for military reasons EN-
phasized the completeness OF his triumph ana
his thorough ability 10 maintain his squadron
for an indefinite length Of time at Cavte WIN
out the slightest fear Of the Sponiards ashore
causing him any concern.
Among other things he said he captured ten
thousand tons Of coal IN addition to the three
thousand he had with him. and this store -
expected 10 last him several months lie uSen
I'M q good deal OF ammunition. but little Of 1t
was wasted. On the other hand, the SpaniarHs
nsed all theirs. and wasted nearly 100 per cent
Of II He said there was no injury to the yes
sells in his command which ne could not readily
repair with the materials. tools and men he al
readv nossessod In fact. the only urgent
recommendation he made was for soldiers win
which 10 take possession Of the city and estaD-
lish a stable government
The Navy Department has therefore aban-
doned its proposed expedition for his reher' anu
turned over the transports already eneaseu W
the Army. reserving. however. tire rieh' u Sei'
out Naval Constructor Capps on the ntst 'eS-
co, ~ stndv the damages made by the enemy $
gurs on the American ships and the ehect OF
the Americans fire on the enerny's vessels Such
investigation was made after the battle OF 'ne
Yalu between the Chinese and the japanese anu
resulted in the acquisition OF valuable lnioriha
ton regarding ship construction. among o'her
things the great danger of wooden bulkheads IN
ships Of war on account OF their inhammaDi!'ly
and the great destructiveness to human ~"
dua IN their eplintering when struck by shol-
Coretruc,or Cams has been In charge or snip
building and ship repair at the Mare Islah'
Navy Yard for the last two years ana IS con
sidcred one o. the ablcst officers in MS corps.
on bis examination Of the crippled Spanish yes
sells will depend whether an attempt IS made 10
repair them as additions TO Admiral Dewey
osa, ~ he finds their rehabilitation feaslole
ba rrnl cable for the necessary material ana
workmen and his requisition Will be promptly
bopOrpd