Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-10
The Blackfo foot News is now is
sued twice u week.

Inc BlackfOot news Is now ls-
sued twice week.
The Capital" at Boise is to APP
pear as daily to-day. Good.
Balloting for United States Sena-
ator will begin in joint session at
noon next Tuesday, 18th.
81 take care of my friends and
treat my enemies with due consid-
eration,' is the motto of the sue
cessful pan ty man, says the Black
foot News.
Representative-elect E. A. Wal
tiers, OF Lincoln county, enjoys the
distinction of being the only law
yer elected to the lower branch of
the Idaho legislature.
Talk about cheek The Wiscon-
sin man who borrowed money from
his father-in law to pay alimony to
his divorced wife and then skipped
with it certainly takes the cake.
A telegram to the daily press
from Washington announces that
Shoup is to return to Boise and
make fight for reelection. The
same telegram also conveys the
startling news that "Senator Shoup's
friends will not vote for Dubois I'M
der any circumstances" Who ex-
pected them to do so?
Fortunately for US we still have a
domain of almost illimitable extent
which 10 capable of supporting a
population as large in itself as that
we have at present. Water is all
that is needed to make the now
arid west the garden of the world
The time has now come when this
matter demands the country's ear.
nest attention.-Chicago Journal.
The veteran editor of the Colder
(Col. Transcript, who hates lial
ga he hates dead-beat subscriber
and who uses only the old reliable
George Washington brand of trutl
in business, fathers this strang,
story: "a Larimer county farmer
losta COW in a very queer name
last week. The animal, in rum
maging through a summer kitchen
found and swallowed an old UNI
brella and cake yeast. The yeas
fermenting in the poor beasts stom
ach, raised The umbrella, and sh
died in great agony"
For the National Wool Grower,
Association and National Live Stool
Association meeting at Salt Lake
January 10 to Is, 1901, an opel
rate of one fare for the round tril
will be made from all points on tn
Oregon Short line, tickets on sal
January 18th and IA, with a return
limit to January 81. For further
particulars apply to Way, agent.
Roscoe Smith guarantees every bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remed,
and will refund the money to anyon,
who is not satisfied after using two.
thirds of the contents. This is tn
best remedy in the world for Ia grippe
coughs, colds, Group and whoopin,
cough and is pleasant and safe /,
take. II prevents any tendency of
cold to result in pneumonia. nov&f
The town of Weiser proposes t.
make test Of municipal socialism
1t is safe to say that when once
adopted it will never be abandoned
but expand. This form of socialism
invariably results in cheap rates fol
the public and in better service
Weiser has voted $4,000 bonds fol
"a water and lighting plant. Social.
ism, not in theory but in actual prac
tice, is growing at more rapid rate
not only in the United States, but all
over the world, than many people
suppose. Not many years ago SO.
cialism was pronounced by many
supposedly wise statesmen to be a
vagery and an impraeticable theory
whether applied to municipalities
state or nation. But object lessons
are more potent convincers than or
namental structures of theoretical
reasoning based on false foundations
and object lessons have been effect.
i've in changing the views of many OF
these wise statesmen. The proper
starting point for socialism is in mu-
nicipal affairs. From thence it will
spread, and early in this century we
may expect to see an object lesson
in national socialism. This new sys-
tenn will be slow, steady and whole
some growth. 1t viii not come with
a leap and bound, and it is perhaps
better that it should not. But it is
growing and will continue to grow,
and will solve many vexed problems
for which no other theory offers a
practical and complete solution.
Idaho World.
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