Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
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James r. Keene, the New Yorl
financier. made another wager o
$4,000 last week that Bryan will
defeat Mckinley in the Presidential
race.
England has spent $2OO,0OO,00(
to subjugate the African republics
That little sum would go long
way toward alternating the pangs Of
hunger Of her starving subjects in
india.
The average age of the eighty-six
men, members elect of the United
States Senate. is Sc years. Pettus
of Alabama is the veteran, being, 76
years; Butler of North Carolina
is the kid" having seen only thirty.
six summers.
The U. s. Senate has at last given
the people of this free land to under
stand that they could not think of
allowing themselvs to be elected by
a direct vote of the people. Perhaps
they take this view of the question
because it is cheaper to buy few
than it would be to buy the multi
tude.
Up to last night the Republican
convention at Philadelphia had
made no nomination for President,
though it is conceded by all that
Mckinley had no opposition. 1t lie
difficult to say who will be the
choice for Vice President, the fight
appearing to be between Roosevelt
and Long.
Seven Presidents of the United
States have been Masons. They
were Washington, Jackson, Polk
Buchanan. johnson, Garfield and
Mckinley. Washington was Master
of his lodge at Alexandria, Va !;
Jackson was Grand Master for Ten
nessee, and Buchanan was Deputy
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Pennsylvania.
Charles H. Mark, while acting in
the capacity of nurse at the Second
Division Hospital of the Fifth Army
Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used a few
bottles OF Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and
found it to work like charm. For
sale by r. w. Smith druggist.
In one week. during the present
month, ten thousand Poles, Italians
and Creates landed in New York,
hound for Pennsylvania to work for
the protected monopolies and trusts.
1t is pretty hard to see, with the
naked eye, just where protection to
Ameainan labor" comes in, says
the Idaho City World.
w. H. Remington, we'll known in
Idaho and Utah, has been arrested
at Tacoma, Wash, for fraudulently
importing Japs into this country.
He has for years had a contract
with the Northern Pacific and
Short Line railroads for supplying
Jap labor. The offense is q fine Of
vi 200 for each person thus i'm
ported and term in the pen.
We have received the Nav issue
OF the Inventive Age and Patent
Index, published at Washington, d. !
z. Its twenty pages bristle with
the latest information on patent
matters, and inventors andmanutac-
turers, who wish to keep themselves
posted in the progress of the various
arts, should subscribe for this valu-
able paper. Sample copies free, by
addressing e. G. sigger, Washing
ton. D. C.
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis.
the great orator and Democratic
leader of Washington state, has
published his deep gratitude for the
compliment extended to him by
the Idaho Democracy In the Lewis
ton convention, and places himself
at the disposition and service of the
party for coming campaign. 1t is a
generous offer that our State Cen
trail Committee should not over
look in the selection of speakers for
the coming political battle.
The Boise Capital makes the fol-
lowing very fattering mention of
the BULLETIN entering upon its 18th
summer: Last week the Elmore
Bulletin, published and edited bv
that veteran journalist, Geo. nj
Payne, in Mountain Home, Idaho
entered its 18th year. The Bulle-
tin is one of the best local paners
IN Idaho. Its editorials are fresh
and vigorous and democratic to the
core. The Bulletin Is clean typo
graphically and every other way.
The local department is in charge
of Miss Mabel Payne, daughter Of
Geo. M. Payne, the editor, and it is
well looked after. Long live and
all kinds of prosperity to the Bulle-
tin and its capable editor.o
There is no law higher than the
people. 1t does seem an inner,i- |
nence that leading politician"
should transfer from the environ. |
ment of the police courts a term in
TO National issue--''the higher law y
tod forbid. There is no law above
the people and even the Imperial.
Ism OF Hanna, the first, has not vet
been submitted TO their suffrages
" hen It is and they-the people of
these United States-will accept It
we shall ha cnrnr;,aJ a..