Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-12
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have a Touring mill.
Cattle, on foot, the other day in
indianapolis, sold at 81 per cwt.
J. 4. Lilly and wife OF Seattle
are registered at the Commercial
The machinery at the Richmond
mine in Eureka, New, has been sold
for old junk.
f. j. Mills has been held without
bail at Salt Lake for killing O'Mel-
veney last week.
H. W. Tanner and family will
soon remove to the house adjoining
Dick Benefits dwelling.
The News Miner says the funeral
of Richard G.. Smith was the largest
ever known in the history Of Haley.
Mr. Lauson and wife of Three
Creek departed on last nights train
for a visit with relatives in Arkan-
sas.
Lloyd T. King, special Organizer
Endowment Rank, X. of p, and
editor of the Western knight, pub
lished at Salt Lake City, was in
Mountain Home Tuesday and made
the BULLETIN Office a pleasant call
Before the season is over wool
prices will crowd last years figures,
and unless we are all deceived Amer
lean flock masters may expect a
substantial raise next fall and win
ter. The wool market Is strong
throughout the world, and another
twelve months ought to bring us
close to the importing point,-Amer-
lean Sheep Breeder.
The business boom in this city
still continues, says the Virginia
Report Improvements in real es-
tate are steadily going forward
There is hardly a business house in
town that has not been refitted
or improved since the first Of the
year.
The supreme court now in session
at Lewiston viii be called to pass
upon the validity Of one or two laws
enacted by the last legislature
The News suggests. hereafter that
the people pass upon the qualilica-
lions Of candidates for the legisla-
ture to make laws before they elect
them. The rushing into court to
test all new laws is ridiculously
absurd and a reflection on the law
makers and the Blackfoot
News.
William J Bryan has the happy
faculty of driving a truth home in a
few words Could anything be more
concise than the following from an
interview with the Silver State:
"The imperial policy demands an
6 increase Of Is 900 men in the stand
81 ing army. An army Of 5000 viii
~ cost the people not less than S1OO,-
81 100000 a year. That money spent
n ~ retaining the arid lands Of the
81 West would furnish homes for far
"a more American citizens than will
ever locate in the Philippines"
& III you scour the world you will
Mi never find remedy equal to one
's Minute Cough Cure" says Editor
1 Fackler, Of the Micanopv, Fla "Hust
|4 Ter. /" II cured his family Of LaGrippC
and saves thousands from pneumonia
bronchitis, Group and all throat anG
's: lung troubles. Roscoe Smith.
1t is doubtful if the history O
politics presents a stranger paradox
han the party Of Lincoln, Seward
Sumner. Chase, and Greeley, tn
~ party that came into being as tn
fruit of the teachings Of William
Lloyd Garrison. Wendall Phillips
Theodore Parker and Lyman Bee
pher, the party that scored its frs
Il Triumph by elevating the immorta
lincoln to the Presidency. shout,
low be conducting a war Of suhiu
ration and conquest against III
civilized Christian people in the i
and of Luzon and through briber
occurring a treaty and taking unde
he protection of our flag the Su
st amy Of Suln and becoming til
totectors and defenders of poly
amy, slavery and piracy the low
st and vilest of the governments {
birth.