Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-07-18

isn't dead; he Is only wee president
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGinness are
attending the big races at Butte
Montana.
Miss Glenn of Pocatello was ir
this place last week, guest o
Miss Dora Harris.
The Mothers club will meet a.
the school house tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Engineer Earl Lee of Glcnr's Fer
ry was married in Boise, Tuesday
to Miss Janet Perkins.
Cut this out and take it to Roscoe
Smiths drug store and get Il box 81
Chamberlain Stomach & Liver Tnt-
lets. The best pliysic. They also cor
rect disorders OF tia stomach. Price
Is cents, at Roscoe Smiths drugstore
II am using a box of Chamberlain /
Stomach & Liver Tablets and find
them the best thing for my stomach
ever used" says T w Robinson. Jus
tice Of the Peace, Loom :, Mich. THESE
Tablets not onl" correct disorders oI
the stomach but regulate the liver and
bowels. They are easy TO take and
pleasant in effect. Price % cents pc
box. For sale by Roscoe Smith.
The board of pardon of Minneso-
ia has RELEASED the celebrated Youn-
ger brothers on parole, after ~
years of service in the penitentary
A dispatch from Topeka says the
long dry, hot spell has caused a
loss, estimated at one hundred
million dollars, to the farmers of
Kansas All CONSTANT republi-
cans should give credit to Mckinley
for this calamity.
Blackfoot News: The handsome
sum of over $31 900 appol toned by
the superintendent Of schools to the
different counties this month is a
paralyzer to the tongues of the
knockers against the state admins
tration. This is the largest sum
ever apportloned at any one t me.
1t has always been considered
good politics to find out what your
opponents don't want and then
give them copious doses oft. That
is why democrats should rub tariff
reform in on the republicans at ev-
cry opportuny. 1t is both good
politics and good business, as there
isn't the slightest doubt of the coun-
try's need of tariff reform.
The Boise Evening News gives
the following good and much
needed advice: Democrats organ
ice. Quit this everlasting hunting
for the disgruntled factions of re-.
publieanism. Stand forth like
men, proud of your party name, of
its exalted history and traditions.
of the splendid record it is making
in pushing Idaho into the very front
rank OF states"
The Pioneers of the Pacific order
at Bruneau last week installed the
following officers; Past Commander,
George Thomas; Commander,
Maude Pence; Captain, John Ben
ham; Chaplain, Dow Dunning;
Scribe and Treasurer, B F. Royse;
Scouts, Jno. Mitchell and Mrs.
Benham; Ancient Guide, Arthur
Pence, Jr.; Messenger, John Kauf-
man; Sentinel, Mrs. B. F. Royse;
Picket, Chris Baltzer.
A modern dude with narrow
stripped clothes, saddle-colored
shoes, loud necktie, hair parted
o er his nose and smoking cigar
cite, addressed his best girl thus:
IF you was me and | was YOU.
what would you do? She hesitat-
ingly said with a smile: II would
throw that cane away, take off that
hideous tie, put that cigarette in
the stove, part my hair on the side
then pray to God for brains"
In the lands which in ancient
times practiced irrigation it was
only after the development of the
so-called higher arts and the cult
walton Of luxurious practices, with
which came the decadence of ag-
riculture, the neglect of irrigation
system and the turning away from
the soil of those vested with the
power OF the state, that the decline
commenced which in time placed
the inhabitants of those lands
among the nations OF the past.
Interest continues to grow and
multiply in the forthcoming session
OF the International Mining Con
gress which convenes at Boise, Ida.
no, on the 23rd of July, and iron
all indications the attendance vii
be very large; while the congress,
itself, in the interest taken and il
the preparations being made t,
make il notable gathering, viii
surpass all previous records of thii
body. Strong delegations will b,
present from almost every section
OF the Union; special trains from
eastern states will convey delega
lions to Boise; exhibits of mining
machinery and of minerals anC
metals will be feature of the con
gress. while topics of prime interes
TO the mining industry will be dis,
cnssed by some of the most abb,
man of the IInitad Gts4os