Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-10-18
Candidates are bobbing aroun

Candidates are bobbing around
quite lively.
Mr.. McCammant will speak to
the goldbugs I'm this place to-mor
row evening.
A. McLarty of Glenn's Ferry was
made citizen before Judge Stock.
slayer Monday.
R. d. Gorby and Frank Rounds
will soon enter into the saloon bust
ness at Glenn's Ferry. They are
popular gentlemen and will doubt
less do land-office business.
Hollow Horn Jake has leased the
Caldwell Record to the goldbugs
until after election. Republicans
appreciate the work of newspapers
and have corraled many weak.
kneed editors in Idaho this fall.
Itwould be a disgrace to the free
silver, freedom-loving people of Lit
tie Gilmore to send a man to the
legislature who will vote for Shoup
or any other goldbug. So watch the
enemy closely and vote for Purtill
and Davis.
After adjoining court to the 18th
of November, Judge Stockslager de-
parted Monday for Boise. He is
our candidate for the Supreme
bench, and it goes without saying
that his election is now an assured
fact. He will be an honor to the DO
sition-not disgrace.
Billy Wilson, Louis FRANKIE and
VIM. Thurman are the men who
will allow no bossism if elected
commissioners. They are all de-
servedly popular-are men not pup
pets-and will conduct county af-
fairs honorably and economically.
Dan McGinness was in this place
Tuesday, but SO much disguised by
the removal of his whiskers that
many friends did not recognize him.
He was on his way home with his
race horses that brought him many
big dollars at the State fair races.
The Republicans are making des-
perate efforts to elect their candi-
dates for the legislature and also
the commissioners. They have a
big sack from Shoup and Hanna
and will resort to all manner OF
corruption to succeed. Let the re-
form forces-men and women
stand firm and vote for principle
only. Remember Purtill, Davis,
Wilson, Thurman and FRANKIE and
don't fail to put your X opposite
their names when you make out
your ticket.
If we remember correctly G. D.
Golden, wheL in the senate several
years ago, voted against bill for
bidding the black listing of en-
ployes by corporations and compa-
MES, and also, if we remember cor
rectly, Mr.. Golden voted against a
bill favoring an eight-hour law TO,
workingmen and both were killed
Voters, we mean working people
men and women, should not court
similar action by voting for Golden,
but should cast their ballots for J
A. Purtill and Art Davis.
During the winter OF 1897 Mr.
james Reed. one of the leading citi
zens and merchants of Clay Co., w
Va, struck his leg against cake o
ice In such a manner as TO bruise i
severely. IL became very much swol-
len and panied him so badly IL at h,
could not walk without the aid o.
crntches. He was treated by physi
clans, also used several kinds of iini-
ment and two and a half gallons O
whiskey in bathing it, but nothins
gave any relief until he began nsins
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Thi
brought almost complete cure in /
weeks time and he believes that bat
he not used this remedy his leg woule
have had TO be amputated. Pain Balm
Is unequaled for sprains. bruises an.
rheumatism. For sale by r. w. Smith
druggist