Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-20

T. Hutchins of Boise was visi-
tor in this place last evening.
G. S. Gearhart has gone to Dixie
with his two big teams to haul
wood for the Crown Point mining
company.
Foster says that September will
not be notable for any great
extremes except a severe cold wave
during the closing days of the
month.
The Cambridge Citizen should
take down that full dinner pail
which it runs at the head of it's edi-
torial column and send it to those
10000 striking coal miners in the
east.
The or at success of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by X. w. Smith, druggist.
Mckinley prosperity and full
dinner pals seems to be unknown
quantities among the coal miners
of Pennsylvania. If they really en-
joyed prosperity, would $4,000 Of
them go on strike for living
wages?
The Supreme Court of Idaho has
decided that counties do not have
to pay the state its share of uncol-
lected taxes. The decision is of
great Importance to every county,
The action was brought by Ada
county as test case.
Cecil, the imported Repu blican
orator from Ohio, has been called
off the stump in Idaho. Even old
Joe Huston was disguised at Cecil's
speech in Boise, telling the orator:
"Your spe CHI would have been a
fine Republican speech SO years
ago"
As usually treated spraiu will dis.
able the injured person three or four
weeks, but if Chamberlain Pain Balm
is freely applied complete cure may
be effected in very few days. Pain
Balm also cures rheumatism, cuts,
bruises and burns. For sale by Il. w.
Smith, druggist.
With flourish, last week, the
Salt Lake Tribune published a re-
port that Hon James W. Reid, one
of the Democratic electors for Idaho,
had deserted Democracy and Joined
the goldbug ranks. Mr.. Reid, of
course, promptly denied the SLAM
derous report. And thus do the
Republicans gain recruits.
A new democratic paper is to be
started at Silver City by ]. T.
Camp, an able all-round newspa
per man. 1t is the best place in
the State for good square labor
lngman's paper, and we know Bro.
Camp will aid the Democracy of
0wyhee greatly. May he get rich
very, very rapidly.
Where one banker is found Ieav-
the Democratic party to support
the party OF trusts, combines and
militarism we find hundreds of
working men coming out of the old
Republican camp and boldly es
pousing the cause of Democracy
and equal rights and privileges to
all.
The following is a partial list Of
pupils from the outside (some of
whom have taken up residence here)
attending our public schools. Some
are from neighboring states, but the
larger number are from contiguous
territory Of Owyhee and Gilmore
counties; Matte Pence, Ruth HYDE
Albert, Joe and Rosalind Harley
Belva. Earnest and Jesse Coates,
Edna Thompson, Mary, Maggie,
Nora and Lizzie Linnehan, William
and Violet Henderson, Horace
Lawson, Helen Koeninger, James
Whitson. Clara Stimson, Marie
Lawler, Nellie Wayte, John Adams
Ruby Adams, Edna Crutchfeld
The second week of school finds 2l4
pupils in attendance.
An exchange makes telling hit
when it calls attention to the fact
that the Hanna organs are so
roundly denonncing the women of
the east who have started the
prayer chain" against Mckinley.
Ihey say 1T is meddling in politics
ana with something they know
nothing about, but these same sub.
sidlzed sheets were yelling them
selves hoarse with praise Of these
same women when, a few months
ago. they were signing petitions
against the seating of Brigham II
Roberts of Utah, in the place to
which he had been elected. De-
ponds little whose foot it pinched
don't it?