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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21

Miss Irene Corder of Mayfield is
visiting in Boise.
John l. Gray of Bruneau valley
was visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Gene Keefer of Little valley
is very sick with typhoid fever.
Pap Keefer made business visit
to Glenn's Ferry Sunday evening. =
Jack Bratten loaded up yesterday
and pulled out for his Three Creek
home.
George Crandsl is at present So
journing with Gene Keefer in Little
valley.
Thomas Mellen and familya few
days ago went to their hot spring
ranch on Alkali creek to remain
during the summer.
J. @, Corder, O. B. Slater, Tom
Mcmillan, Amos Lee, Otto Slater,
Grover Corder, John Wayne. Rich
ard Rice, Frank Miller of Mayfeld,
A. Anderson of Dixie, and Fred
Cooper of Little Camas were no.
ticed at the auction sale of the
Rice estate last Saturday.
Regular Sabbath service at the
Congregational choreh next Sun
day forenoon 10:45. Sunday School
at II a. M, with an interesting
quarterly review. Junior Endeavor
at 4 prompt with subject, "How it
pays to be good" James Pence
leader. The Young Peoples En-
deavor at INSTRUMENTATION meet
ing subject, "our eternal destiny.o
Mrs. Mason leader, assisted by
Misses Bessie Paul and Mary Glenn.
The pastors address will follow
without interruption at S:15. The
Missionary Union will |
hold an interesting meeting in place
Of the prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7:45. A cordial invita-
ion to all services.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the Fourth judicial District
State of Idaho, in and for Elmore County.
Ross +. Slack, plaintiff,


Ross +. Slack. plaintiff,
Eliza Il. Slack, defendant,
The People OF the State Of Idaho send Greeting to
the above named Defendant
You are hereby required to appear In nm action
brought against you by the above named plantif in
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
state OF idaho In and for the County OF Gilmore and
10 answer the complaint filed therein within Ten
days OF the day OF servce) after the service
Oh you oil this summons II served within this county:
or served out of this county, but In this district
within twenty days; otherwise within forty DAYS or
judgment by default will be taken against you &c.
cordlng 70 the prayer OF said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain a decref ~
this Court dssolging the bonds of matrimony now
existing between YOU and the plaintiff herein, and
Tor general relief the particulars more fully appear
ing IN plalntihs complaint, copy of which la served
herewith and made part hereof
And you are hereby notified, that II YOU fail to an
pear and answer the said complaint as above re-
CURED the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial District of tho
lseaL State of Idaho, In and for this couatY Of iii
more, this the 10th day of December in the
year of our Lord thousand eight hum
dred and ninety nine.
A. G. SMITH, Clerk.
n. l. Perky, attorney for plaintiff. jnns2Iwo
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
Red hot weather, isn't it?

Red-hot weather, isn't it?
Lawyer Wolfe made profession.
al visit to Boise Tuesday.
See the circus parade at it
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Fresh strawberries received every
morning at H. B. Thompson & Co.
ROCK SPRINGS PEACOCK
COAL at Galloway & Wassom's
livery stable.
Keep cool tomorrow. Ice cream
at the Commercial Hotel all day
and in the evening.
George Garrison. Kelsey's repre-
sentative at Rocky Bar, has been in
this place several days.
Ed Meek has returned to Caldwell
from his visit in the eastern states.
and he says Bryan is sure win
ner this time.
Ed Donnely, yard master at Clenn's
Ferry, last week accidentally ran q
spike through his foot and was
taken to the railroad hospital.
w. D. Reynolds, the ieweler, is
in the Rocky Bar country this week,
w. ID. carries none but the best
goods and 10 square-dealer from
start to finish.
Miss Georgia Lloyd, formerly
manager of the Pacific Hotel at
Glenn's Ferry, who went to Boston
last winter, has returned to the
Ferry and will probably soon preside
over one of the hostleries there.
Tom Fitch, who came to Califor-
MIA in 1860 to stump the State for
Lincoln and Hamlin and has been
stumping every since, has been hired
to do Idaho this campaign, and
will enter upon his duties at Boise
next Monday evening.
Will Benham and George Thomas
came in from Bruneau few DAYS
ago. Having is in progress in the
valley. Mr.. Benham is now doing
annual assessment work upon his
claim in the Boulder district, and
Mr.. Thomas expects to do some
prospecting at South Mountain.-l
Avalanche.
Mre. Herrlck, one Of our most e.
teemed and popular public school
teachers, has gone to Little Camas
to teach for the summer. Before
her departure, her many friends
showed their appreciation of her with
elegant floral tribute and other
marks of affection. We wish her
happiness and success in her new
field of labor.-Caldwell Tribune.
D. B. Horton, who, with Mr..
Barney, controlled the Mountain
Goat mine at Rocky Bar in the
early 90's, came in from New York
Tuesday. Horton and Barney are |
again in control of the Goat |
mines, and Mr.. Horton has gone |
20 the Bar to look over the situa-
'ion. He went to Dixie last even
ng with Dan Reber, who will ex-
libit to him the biggest mine in
Idaho before he proceeds to the
Bar. Mr.. Horton reports that Har.
y Thompson had returned from
England to New York, apparently i
perfectly sane, and represented that
t was his intention to resume opera
ions on his Bear Creek placer
mines, after making suitable ar
angements in New York City.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
Commercial Hotel.
Attention, Populists.

The Populist Central Committee oil
Gilmore County will meet at Noun tain
Home on Saturday, June %, at
O'Clock, p. M, for the purp pose of Sc
Letting delegates to the State conven-
ton at Pocatello, July II, 1900.
All members are requested to at.
tend either personally or by proxy.
Dated June 3, 1900.
Aug. M. SINNoTT, Secretary
and Acting Chairman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
Notice Of Meeting Of the Silver
Republican County Central
Committee.

There will be a meeting Of the Silver
Republican County Central Commit
tee at Mountain Home on Saturday,
June %, 1900, at 2 o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of fixing time and place
for holding primaries for the election
of delegates to the State nominating
convention to be held at Pocatello,
July II, 1900, and for the transaction
OF such other business as may come
before said committee.
Dated June 6, 1900.
j. S. WHITE, Chairman.
w. A. DAVIS, Secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
City Dads rleef.

Board of trustees of this village
met last evening. Present, PurtiIl
Tate and Galloway.
Claims allowed Gilmore Bulle-
TIN, printing and stationery $34. so;
n, ". Smith, stationery $1.OO; r.
". Smith material for lamps, $l3-
Ordinances Nos. 40, Al, 40, AZ,
a, 45, 46, AZ, 4S, 40, SO, 81, 50, So,
o., 90, 81, 81, repeating ordinances
Illegally passed, were severallv in
troduced, read and passed to
second reading,
The session was continued to Goth
inst, at p. m.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21

Fred Turner has returned beme
from Weiser to remain.
Peaches are now ripe at George
Halls orchard on the Snake.
John L. Gray has sold his entire
bands Of sheep to Patsy Healey of
Ogden.
Doc Stillwell is now assistant
salesman with the Helfrich Mer-
camille Co.
Acker & Co. have new sales
man in the person of Fl. G. Scholl,
recently from Chicago.
w. B. Freeligh, until recently in
the employ of G. r. Kelsey & Co,
went to Rocky Bar to-day, and will
probably remain in that section.
]. G. Lind, an experienced as
sayer from Ogden, went to Rocky
Bar yesterday, where he purposes
opening an assay office, which will
be great convenience to the min
ers of that section.
John King, who has been with a
surveying party in Boise valley for
some time, visited his mother, Mrs.
King, in this place last week. He
has gone to Dillon, Mont, with the
same surveying party.
John H. Brady. who is located at
Thompson Springs, Utah, for the
present, writes to a friend in this
place that the people of that section--
saints and gentiles-alrnost to a
man and woman are for Bryan and
Democl acy. He expresses the hope
that Little Gilmore will roll up a
handsome majority for the Dem
ocratic ticket in November.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21

Mrs. DR.. Bearby Of Albion is visit.
Ing with friends in this place.
Andy Christensen, a miner, dice
at Rocky Bar last Sunday.
Ed Ramme, of Albion, was Wis.
itor in this place Saturday.
Rutlidge Fitzwater is rusticating
on Bennett creek for few days.
Headwear, Footwear, Underwear
for summer wear for men. Chas.
K. Kelsey q Co.
Monday night Ross Slack and
Dave Dorsey shipped 100 horses
from this place to Coming, Iowa.
The Popuiist and Silver Republi-
can county central committees will
meet in this place next Saturday,
E. J. Dockery. prominent law
yer of Boise, spent yesterday in
this place on professional business.
Straw hats, Felt hats, Wool hats,
Crash hats, Cloth hats for men,
boys and children. Chas. r, KEEL
sey & Co.
DO you buy groceries? Do you
buy them of us? If you don't we
want you to. We can make it to
your interest to buy them here.
Our prices are the trade getters. C.
r. Kelsey & Co.
Will Sommercamp of Weiser was
a few days ago visiting with his
grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Harley
and Mrs. Whitson, in this place.
lie recently returned from the east,
where he was attending a military
academy.
1t is expected that there will be
great activity in all the copper
camps along the Salmon and Snake
rivers. There is a rapidly growing
demand for copper in many indus
tries, especially in the electric,
which is now being applied SO di-
versifedly.
Monday evening Mountain Home
Lodge No. Is. K. of P. elected the
following officers; c. c., X. /. Perky;
'. c., H. c. Hubbell; Prelate, J. d. |
M. A., R. A. Easley; NJ.
W., VIM. Hanley; K. of R. s., w. |
4. Davis; M. E, w. A. Reynolds;
N. F., ). A. Purtill; l. G., r. P.
5hattin; O. G., G. Helm.
Tuesday evening at a regular
Meeting of Alpha Union, Order of
y ashington, the following officers
we're elected: President, Mrs. f. A.
Wilcox; Vice President, Mr.. J. NJ.
lowen; Secretary, DIR. B. B. Swan;
Treasurer, w. S. Galloway; Medical
Examiner, DR.. w. F. Smith; Chap
ain, Mrs, Galloway; Escort, Miss
Winnie Wayte; Guard, Mrs. Ella
'urton; Sentinel, James Thorn pson.
after lodge proceedings refreshments
1ere served in the hall and pleas
mt social time enjoyed by all pres
Mt.
Sheriff O'Nelll arrested Frank
lelwig at his placer claim ON Fri
ay, on a warrant issued out of
Justice Rinehart's court, charging
i'm with petit larceny, sworn out
y Chas. Reilander, who accused
lelwig of stealing $4.75 cash, and
roll of blankets. The trial took ,
lace at two O'Clock on same day, {
nd the evidence showed that the {
go men had been travelling together
nd were here about two weeks ago !
pending money freely for booze
nd claiming to be partners in {
inning matters. Helwig claimed /
lat he rolled his and Reilander's
lankets up together and expressed
lem to Glenn's Ferry, expecting 7
is partner to be there soon after. '
he evidence being insufficient the ,
lit was dismissed, the two part
ers then settled up their financial c
fairs and dissolved partnership, c
nd each went his way rejoicing. t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
NeW
Arrivals!

We have Just received another large shipment
OF Ladies Wrappers in large assortment of STYLES and pa
terms Prices ranging from $l.oo each to 50 so eac
Ladies shirt waists also here great variety of sv1e
and price These from soc to So 90 each
Ladies' Shoes N tan and black both low and hoh cut
Childrens Shoes in reds, browns, tans and blacks
Another lot of those Pulley Belts are H.
These are all new seasonabe desirable goods lust ia hand
and are to be sold prices which win make them salt
Remember our stock of ladies wear chidrens wear hosiery
ribbons, notions and summer goods Of all kinds pasT
never so complete.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15

was aimed at the American colleges to
destroy them do not comprehend the
actual situation. The regime deemed it
eHpedient to exact of all the followers
Of De la Sale a rigid observance of his
rule-namely, that the society should
devote itself to the practical education
Of young men destined for commercial
pursuits and as workers in the tech
nical arts, rather than to trench upon
the domain of the colleges and univer-
sites which prepare men for the pro-
fessions.
ct is true great hardship will be
worked in recognizing the educational
plans Of the society in the United
States. BIT the difficulties are not
unique in that country. Throughout
Europe and in other parts of the world
the Brothers of the Christian schools
will have to meet the same difficulties.
For instance. at Turin the College of
De la Sale. which has been one of our
most prosperous and lucrative founda-
tons. viii be almost annihilated.
Schools in England and Ireland will
suffer greatly. The order hereafter
will devote itself to the technical
branches of education. In making this
departure the society has received not
only the cordial appreciation but the
special benediction of the holy father,
Leo XIII.
THE organization of the schools
will be a gigantic labor but the new
field of usefulness is well worthy Of
the immediate sacrifice. 1t will mean
a great pecuniary loss Immediately,
and besides for some time to come
the schools will be under additional
expense for the salaries of competent
professors of the technical arts. The
Brothers of De la Sale have never
failed to meet any emergency
"The Brothers of the Christian
schools is the only organization of
the Catholic church strictly devoted
to primary and technical education.
The necessities of the times demand
higher culture and knowledge in COM
merciaI and practical life. Therefore
the new departure, if it may be so call
ed. is in line with the rule Of De la
Sale and at the same time meets the
demand of the age for a sound Chris
tan education of young men devoted
to the practical sciences and arts.
ct is altogether unnecessary to say
that the regime has pursued no vim
dictive course toward countries, COM
munities or individuals. Its sole aim
has been to make its schools through
ont the world equal to the real demands !
upon them and to leave others free in
their special provinces"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15

Moreover, to prevent like clemency for
the future, they issued a general or
der to the commanders of all garrisons
not to presume to hold any correspond
ence or treaty with any OF the Irish
papists dwelling or residing in any
place near or about their garrisons, or
to give protection. immunity ox dispen-
sation from spoil, burning or other
prosecution of war, to any of them,
but to prosecute all such rebels with
fire and sword. according to former
commands and proclamations in that
behalf"
Sir Charles Coote was one of the
leading champions of Puritanism in
Ireland, and of him in particular and
his associate officers McGeOghan
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
Another Great .EngIisl,man ,,

Sir Robert Hart, always spoken of as
an Englishman. the man who built up
the customs service of China and put
the empire on a solid financial footing
proves to be an Irishman. Surprising
him to be dead, people began to write
his obituary, and the fact comes out
that he was born in Armagh, Ireland,
of Irish parents. Trace the record of
many an enterprising "Englishman"
who has made a name for himself
abroad and brought honor to his reput-
ed country. and it will be found that
he is either Irish or Scotch and often
mixture of both.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15

writes: There were no exceptions in
the barbarous orders which they gave
to their soIdiery when letting them
loose to make their bloody hunts
among the Irish Catholics" Yet far
was the parliament from reproving the
conduct of this sanguinary monster,
and when he was slain at Trim, in
April, 1912, we are Informed by Bor-
lase that floods of English tears ac-
companied him to the grave"
The manner of his death is thus de-
scribed: At Trim there were two very
beautiful statues of SIS. Peter and Paul
which were held in great yeneration.
These Coote caused to be hewn in
pieces and thrown into the fire. There
was also a very ancient image of Our
Blessed Lady, engraved in wood,
which met the fate of the other stat
lie, az the instigation of Sir Charles,
'thaFhe might provoke the Catholics
to resent the insult so that he might
burn the town." While he was seated
in chair watching the burning of the
three statues it was announced that a
body of Irish troops was at hand, and
before he could quit the spot he was
shot dead.
Another instance of the cruelty of Sir
Charles Coote is thus related: He re-
ceived an order from the council in
Dublin in 1G41 to proceed to County
Wicklow against the O'Byrnes. His
troops killed all that came in their way.
both man, woman and child-nay, they
would murder women in their very
travail" One of his troopers carried
on the point of his spear the head of a
little babe which he cut off after kill
ing the poor mother, (which Coote OBJ
serving said that he was nightly
pleased with many such frolics."
The younger Sir Charles Coote rival
ed his father in those deeds of cruelty.
He commanded the army in muster at
the time of the death of Owen Roe
O'Neill. The author of the Alithinolo-
gia attests that as soon as this Irish
leader, the only check to his ravages,
was removed he acted like another
Attila. devastating the provinces of
Ulster and Connaught and spreading
desolation everywhere, "massacring
the inhabitants, destroying the sacred
edifces and putting to death the cler-
gy." "
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15

take themselves to the furZe, where the
Protestant officers did besiege them
and set the furze on fire. Such as
Stunned and escaped that element
were killed by the besieging army, and
this they termed a hunting sporting
themselves with the blood of innocents.
These barbarous and savage cruelties
were ordinary not only near Dublin,
but in ali other parts of the kingdom"
One of the English officers, named
Tichb0urne. who commanded in Dun
dalk in 1912. was able to boast that in
his district 'there was neither man nor
beast to b. found in is miles between
the towns of Drogheda and Dundalk,
nor on the other side of the Dundalk,
In the county of Monaghan. nearer
than Carrickmacross." Another writ
err states that 'the Puritans of the
north shot down the Catholics as wild
beasts and made it their special de-
light to imbrue their swords in the
hearts blood of all the male children"
When in April, 1912, the Earl of
Clanrickard induced the citizens of
Galway to submit and took them IN
der the kings protection, he received
q reprimand from the lords justices,
declaring that he should have perse-
cuted them with fire and sword,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
SHORT SERMONS.

Surrender not in fight against your
evil inclinations.
Despite all his refinement the light
and babifual taking of Gods name i'll
vain betrays a coarse and brutal will.
The ideal of true piety, which is in
denendent of the world and of mems
oninions. is found in the person who is
thoroughly possessed with the sense of
his duty to God and has no afectation
or pretension.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
"Herself.v

"HeEs eIf.V
When hear the praises chanted
OF the maidens of today,
When hear their beauties vaunted
BY some lover young and gay,
To herself though bending under
Weight OF years, them compare,
And, in troth, often wonder
II our girls have grown less fair.
For it's herself is just as merry
As the day that we were wed.
And her lips still match the cherry
When it glimmers rudy red.
True, her steps and mine were lighter
When we two were joined as one,
And her hairs than silver winter,
And her dancing days are done.
Soft and tender were her bushes,
But herself can yet in song
Put to shame the dusky thrushes,
Hidden bOughs of green among,
And for spinning and for knitting,
Not from Cork to Donegal
Would you find an equal fitting
For herself at all, at all.
Sure there's ne'er a butter buyer
In Kilb-nnnan market square I.
But you'll notice standing nigh her
On the Tuesday mornings there;
Round her basket as they cluster,
Should they offer prices low. -
Faith, her eyes have still the luster
That they had long years ago.
Not man of any station
In the county far and wide
Envied in my elation
When she said she'd be my bride,
And If both were free tomorrow.
As the wind DER hill and plain Z"
After years Of Joy and sorrow.
IT'S herself I'd choose again.
So Boston Pilot,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
God Wants Us.

When we think of all that God has
done for us. how he came on the earth
and himself endured in the flesh great
or sufferings than he asks US to under
go for his sake and how he has left all
of the treasures Of his merits in the
church and established the means by
which we may apply them to ourselves,
can we possibly fail except through
our own cowardice!
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15

The time may be delayed, the man
ner be unexpected, but the answer is
sure to come. Not a tear of sacred
sorrow. not a breath of holy desire
poured out in prayer to God will ever
be lost, but in Gods own time and
wav will be waited back again in
clouds of mercy and fall in showers of
blessing on you and on those for whom
Won pray.-Father Gallwey, S. ].
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
BROTHER GABRIEL-MARlE.

Superior General of the Christian
Brothers Explains His Position.
Brother Gabriel-Marie, superior gen.
eral Of the Christian Brothers. saws n
Paris letter. keenly regrets the contro-
Fersy which arose out OF his famous
decree OF two years ago. which elimi-
mated the classics from the curricula Of
schools of the Christian Brothers and
explains his position in the matter as
follows:
Those who assert that the decree
ioroidding the teaching of classics IN
the schools Of the Christian Brothers
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
SONNET TO OUR FATHER.

Oear Lord, thou lnowest how wish to be
= rhlne own obedient and loving child.
10 ieei thy gracious love on me hath smiled
y, 10 WIN my soul and keep it close to thee
mat / may thy divine, sweet wisdom see.
10 keep me from all reckless WAYS and wild
mat may feel that satan ne'er .beguiled
ny soul, which longs to rghteously be free.
NSr father' even when erring stray
~ anu wander into paths which are nct right,
vi, quickly lead me TO the righteous way
Ere lose Thy inner, guiding light,
And cease thy loving voice to e'er obey.
But needless wander into darksome night
Marina Shepard Lippincott in Weekly BOUQUET.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-15
Catholics In Westminster

The estimated Catholic population of
the archdiocese of Westminster, of
which London is the seat, is 5000.
There are more converts in Dublin
than in London.-Irish World.