Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-26

Mckinley is giving his satraps
sweeping powers" But the big
broom is in the hands Of the people.
An Illinois court has decided that
the letters 20. K" as signifying
consent, is legal and binding as an
endorsement on bill.
w. A. Clark has put all his Ari-
IONA mines on the eight hour sched-
ule, the first mine in the territory to
adopt the system.
Some men would make a great
success in life if they didn't waste so
much time in telling their friends
how smart they are.
Seven hundred trusts have come
into existence under Mckinley and
Hanna's administration. Yet this
g.. p. tells the people that it is
dead against trusts.
Bryan and Stevenson cannot
draw on the trusts for campaign
Doodle but they can do better; they
can draw on the people for enough
votes to elect them.
Carl Schurz, who went out cam
paigning for the goldbugs in 1886,
has announced that he will take
the stump for Bryan and Stevenson
this fall. Good news, indeed.
1--WE have sold many different cough
remedies, but none has given better
satisfaction than Chamberlain's, s."
says Mr.. Charles Holzhauer, Druggist,
Newark, N. J. at is perfectly safe
and can be relied upon in all cases OF
coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold by
r. w. Smith, druggist.
Ex-senator Hill said when he got
home in New York from the conven-
ton: THE ticket is strong one,
and if the enthusiasm with which
it has been received in the west is
is any indication Of its. popularity,
it ought to be successful"
1t seems that clergymen are on
the whole, the longest and medical
men the shortest lived. A we'll
known authority gives the following
conclusions on the subject: The
average age of clergymen is 65; of
merchants, so; clerks and farmers,
81; military men, SO; lawyers, So;
artists, 81; medical men, Sc.
The slush editor of the Statesman
seems to take delight in linking to-
gether the names of Bryan and
Aguinaldo. Bro, why don't you
howl something abont Mckinley
and the sultan of Sulu, the distin-
guished polygamist and reprobate,
over whose haunts floats the star
spangled banner Of this great and
.glorions country?-Weiser Signal.
The dumping Of 46 car loads Of
bananas in the Ohio river by a
fruit trust to relieve overproductiun
and to maintain prices is an interest
ing event. 1t points the way to So
luton of the problem of supply and
demand. The destruction of all
surplus products will certainly force
consumers to pay trust prices,
whatever these may be.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
Third Assistant Postmaster G en-
eral Madden is planning an impor-
tent change in the mailing of regis
tered letters. Under the change
the sender of registered letter will
be allowed to recover it at any point
he may desire. That is tosay. that
if the sender of a registered letter
wants to recover his letter before il
has been delivered to the addres.
he may do SO. The new order will
60 into effect at once.
In speech at Lincoln, Neb
recently W. J. Bryan thus summed
up the present issues: "For 124
years this nation has held before the
world the light of liberty. You tell
me that man who lifts his voice
against the doctrine Of imperialism
is pleading the cause of the Filipino?
| tell you he is pleading the cause
of 100000 American citizens;
aye, he is championing the rights Of
the struggling masses of the world
who looks to America for example
II the public turns its back to the
doctrines which we loved a century
and a quarter ago, then to what
nation can the people look for hone
and inspirations"
Why should the Populist demand
that the Democrats promise to dc
away with the permit system and
put an end to the martial law in
Shoshone county, when by downing
Steunenberg they have disapproved
OF his course in that countyP And
again, SO long as majority Of the
Democrats in convention assembly
are opposed to Steunenbere's
methods. as shown by their acts
why did they refuse to condemn
his course in words? But as acts
speak louder than words, the con.
domination of the course of Steunen.
berg in dealing with the troubles in
the North ought to have been EN-.
phatic enough in what the Democrat.
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