Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-10
Governor Pingree of Michigan

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been an independent Republican.
The editor of the Grangeville
Standard rises TO remark: 1.-THE
way that some men can be led by
the nose is astonishing, but the de-
lightful sensation the poor imbeciles
seem to experience is past all I'M
derstanding.
Mr.. Taylor, of Kentucky, has
such a poor case that he finds it
difficult to obtain prominent coun-
sci to appear before the U. S. su-
preme court in his behalf. Hon
John G. Carlisle and Hon. Benja-
min Harrison have both refused.
When Senator Daniel, in reply to
the republican contention that the
president could do as he pleased in
Cuba regardless of congress, said,
II deny that the president of the
u. s. is above law" he voiced the
sentiment of a large majority Of our
people.
There has come to this office
combination matchbox and striker
issued from the office of E. G. Sig
gers, one of the leading patent law
yers of Washington, D. c. 1t is an
household and Office necessity, and
we are informed that inventors can
procure samples Of the same by
writing him at onoe. His ad. ap-
pears in this paper.
The goldbug Republicans Of Ida
no, to man, are bitterly opposed
to the fusion of Democrats, Popu-
lists and Silver Republicans OIL the
State ticket for the coming election
knowing that such action is defeat
for Hannaites. Occasionally you
hear Democrat also denouncine
fusion as loud and upon the same
lines as the goldbugs--but there
are not many.
The farmers of Idaho will fee
another twist of the trust thumt
screws when they come to buy theil
binding Irvine this summer. The
price will be increased to IA and Is
cents per pound, as compared with
8 and 10 cents in former wears. The
price of wheat is no higher and the
price of the raw material from
which Irvine is made is no higher
so that the increase goes entirely tC
the combination.
Sundays Statesman says: "Ar
important mining development has
occurred at Neal; it is in t he join
tunnel run by the Daisy Mining
company under the management o
George w. Bredehoft and the Home
stake Mining COMPANY of which
Charles Balback is manager, at the
joint end of the Daisy and Home
stake claims. This tunnel has
opened the Daisy vein after having
been driven 142 feet. The vein il
cut at a depth of IS feet from the
surface. 1t is five feet wide and
from two to three feet of it is good
ore. Mr.. Bredehoft came dowr
from the property Saturday and
brought samples from the tunnel
that make fine appearance"
A FOLLOWER OF MEASLES In many
instances presisteut cough follows al
attack of measles. In speaking of thi
Mr.. Walter B. Beel, editor of the Elixir
IN. Co. Times, says "ThIee week!
ago had an attack of measles which
left me with bad cough. / tool
several doses of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and the cough has entirel,
disappeared. / consider Chamber
lains medicines the best on the mar
ket." For sale by r. w. Smith druggist
In a number of counties in thu
state, the present boards of commits
sioners fixed the salaries of tht
boards to serve in 1901 and 1906
as they did for other officers. This
should not have been done. Under
a decision of the Supreme court il
case appealed from Bingham il
was held that additional legislation
is necessary before a board can fix
its own salaries or that of a board
to come after it.-Blackfoot News.
l consider it not only a pleasure
but duty / owe to my neighbor to
to tell about the wonderful cure effec
ted in my case by the timely use o
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Twas taken very
badly with fux and procurerd a bot
tie of this remedy. A few doses of il
effected a permanent cure. take
pleasure in recommending it to others
suffering from that dreadful disease
J. w. Lynch, Dorr, w. Va. This
remedy s sold by r. w. Smith drug
gist.
We are informed that B. G. Mul.
Inns of Bliss, Idaho, in company
with others, are preparing to erect
hydraulic appliances at the Thous.
and Springs on Snake river, for the
purpose of elevating water for irri.
eating purposes, and with the ex.
pectation of retaining large trac,
of desert land, which will afford
homes for numerous colony, in the
genial climate of that vicinity. Com.
petent engineers have given the opin
ion that the scheme is entirely prac
teal, and that a large volume o
water can be placed upon the des
cit at cost that will render the
scheme very desirable as a matter
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