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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
ALPHfUS TAddART BRUCE !.
Judge {. {. Goodwin Pays 4 Glowing Tribute to A.
|. Bruce, the Pioneer Miner.

Mr.. william y. Stone, of Lemhl
Junction, Idaho. brings the news oi
the death ~ A. T. bruce nj the Ken.
ney hospital In Salmon city last week
Tuesday.
Perhaps not many of our readers
ever heard OF the man. Hut he was
one Of = type that has helped 10
make this vest. While young he
went 10 California and remained
there two or three years. His going
70 Idaho was with the surveyors who
iirst laid out the line OF the Northern
Pacific railroad some thirty years
aga. About 1883 he drifted into
Lemhi valley aud bought or located
group os mining claims In Spring
Mountain district. lie was then In
the very prime OF life, member of .
distinguished family, he had been
university bred, was u finished schol-
ar In all the realms of science anu
literature, htt he settled down upon
those minin. claims and hardly ever
left them.
Winter after winter lie remained
there. snowboand Ia his cabin. lie
had for his company few boogs, his
memories and his hopes. He never
grew morose, rather be was always
gentle and sunny hearted. III any
thing In his past caused him arief he
never showed II TO the world. The
children loved 10 gather around him
he could entertain them IN he could
enchant older people for his memory
was prodieious. his fund OF knowledge
apparently inexhsustible.
What his purposes we're when hs
vent there no ono ever knew, but nj
the years went by lac took up the he
lief that his mining claims would
very soon develop that he would
make everything all right. Nsxl
week or next year would surely make
good Ia him the golden nonntain'
we're always In view: only ote more
low divide was 10 be crossed aud thei
Elysian Fields.
This became Fixed thought In hit
mind and 30 absorbed was he IN y
that he made no note ~ passing time
He was indifferent that Ahen h,
awoke In the morning there was |
frost upon his hair that the suf
could not melt he never seemed u
note that the strength OF his fui
manhood ~as declining; that he u,
longer had the lux1ries OF old, bs
never thought Of. lie was sure bi'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Washington, Aug. ~. Represent.
alive Payne, OF New York. repIbli.
can floor leader In the house of repre-
sentatiyes. and chairman Of the com.
mltiee on ways and meaNs, when Ia
Washington recently, declared that
there would be no tariff revision in the
coming congress.
The opinion Of Mr. Payne on this
point h worth great deal, for, aA
chairman of the ways and means COM
mittee, Payne can do more than, any
man In congress except the SPEAKER,
20 prevent tariff revision.
However. Payne doex moi intimate
that revision must walt because uf
bis personal objection, but rather be-
cause Il has lren decided by the party
leaders 10 take no action until after
the presidential election.
Not only does Payne look tor no tar
in legislation. bnt ha believes there
will he very little ,arif1 agitation at
the coming session. ''ln my opinion, !"
said be, there Ia tacit agreement
among the republicans that II IN un-
wise to agitaie revision Of the tariff
On the eve of presidential election.
II there Is to he any revision od tariT
a point on which do mol care to com.
nit myself, II will be done after the
election certainly not before IL.
THE whole question viii be broad.
ly determ ined by the republican ma.
tIonai convention continued Mr..
Payne. ~ have great confidsnes I'm
the republican convention. and more
10 republican congress, and l for
one ana willing 10 abide by The deei.
sion OF the republican party upon
any question relating TO tariff poi.
ieles
The amusing part OF Mr.. Payne !,
statement is-his refusal 10 comni,
/ himself az b. ~hetber or not there II
+ TO he any revision of the tariff
ESsfy body knows that there will s,s
no revision II Payne eau prevent II,
/ lie IL lined up with Dslaell. the bigi
priest Of DinElcsism, and ever watch
I fnl friend OF that Infant industry. =
. tlle steel trust.
Payne would give his right hans
20 prevent revision OF the tarif
but he Is awakening 20 the fact thai
sentiment In favor Of revision d
spreading 10 al parts OF the county
and be must see that II Tie repubai
cans after the neat eleetion. do no|
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

speak In Boise on the evening Of tbs
llth Of September, at public meet.
ing.
Mr.. Bryan will arrive at Boise on
tue afternoon train from the east,
and will leave the city on the late
train that night for Blue Lakes.
Idaho, where he win spend few
days at rest. He will speak at no
ether place in Idaho than Boise.
Secretary Arney stated last night
that at the instance of Judge Qrarles
the state committee would gladly as.
sumo charge Of the arrangements
leading up to Mr.. Bryan's reception,
and accordingly he has wired Chair
man II. W. Lookhart, at Pocatello,
TO come to Boise as soon as he can
Tor conference. Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
RYAN Will Be IN IDAHO !!
Kat Leader to Address the Democrats Of Idaho
at Boise on "Wednesday, Sept. Ilth.

Is result of the efforts OF com
bee of democrats, appointed at a
kuet held on last Jefferson day In
BE-, Hon. William Jennings BRYAN
speak in Boise on the 18th of
tember. Senator Rayenal Mac
b, of Custer county. was made
trman of this committee, and
be Ralph p. Quaries secretary.
BE Quarles Immediately opened
dependence with Mr.. Bryan, and
Eas urged to name date for a
Dic meeting at the capital uf Ida
a result Of this invitation, Sec.
ry c. f. Arney Of the democratic
E central committee. is today in
ipt of a letter from Mr.. Bryan
tten from Meadville, NO., on Au-
%. in which he says he Will
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
[S|DENT TO HAVE REGULAR TALK SEASON s!
will Take a Dash Through the Middle West and Southern
StdteS--A CAB FEST.

ster Bay, Sept. Ito prepare a
dozen addresses, each to be read
fally by nation OF 80, 90, ,00C
e, TO be delivered from Septem-
to September 5, is the task the
dent is now devoting several
of his time at night from eight
bedtime. Besides the half doz-
peeches he will be called upon for
any more extemporaneous talks.
@e president is to end his yaca-
with a dash through the middle
and south. He will appear at
at Canton, Ohio. and September
Keokuk, Iowa, Mr.. Roosevelt
fpeak again and while no inti-
on has been made as TO the char
Of his address. it is thought 1t
deal with problems Of the day.
his place the president will be-
his cruise Of the Mississippi
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

dreams were surely going To all he re-
aiiEed and that they were allied with
promises of good, no unr who ever
kpew him doubted,
Whether he had ever tried Ia tLs
great world and failed la tts compe-
titions no one ever knew; whether
some heart sorrow drove him from
among men; whether he had failed
to make ans successful application
of his native ana acqnircd abilities;
whether there was face before him
ike no other face In all the world 10
him; whatever his secret he held IL
Theoretically sealed Ia his own breast.
Hut whatever u was Il never sourcd
him; the face that he turned To tho
world was gentle, smiling one, and
no word Of bitterness was ever heard
from his lips.
Then when the naw Idea took hold
of him and absorbed his life, sort
of perpetual ecstacy came TO him.
There could he no doubt ai,out the
inestimahle value pf what he posses
sed aud when he would be ahle 10
realize from IL, all then
The secret ~ what he WIS 10 do,
was his. IL was ioyous and deep aud
80 clothed with wonders that II made
him Indifferent even 10 his own
wants.
/ A meath ago while at work siide
OF rock overlook him and cTushed one
ler, breaking II In threo places and
bruisine him fearfully In other places.
His friends carried him out Of the
hills and sent him 10 the hospital.
All the news from him was favorable
until week age last Sunday when
hipod- poisoning snperssned snd he
died on Tuesday morning. He was
u2 years old, native Of New York
state. IL Ii not known whether lie
was conscious Ia hia last hours or
not. hui these who knew an J loved
him hope that the old dream WAS
back upon him; that II caused him
TO forget bis sulfefings; that he be.
lieved he really WIS passing over Ills
low divide, that the Rulden noun.
tains grew more and more splendid
as he nearcd them. that at Ieast they
opened before him and upon HIS cios-
inu eyes, the flowers, the fruits. the
i restfnl shade OF the real Elysian
Fields broke on his vision and seemed
10 wrap him round with flowers "a
he sank into his final sleep. Good
wins Weekly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

aboard steamer bearing the rivers
name. Steamboat travel gives no
opportunity for platform talks and
handshakes with eager people. but it
has been indicated that many per-
sons will line the riverbanks Just for
a glimpse OF the president as he
floats by.
The river rtip will be puncluated
With functions at st. Louis, where
another speech will be delivered; at
Cairo and at Memphis, where the
cruise will end. On the way by
train back TO Washington there sIe
indications that the president will
yield to opportunities which are
coming to him for more talks and
that me will speak 70 the people OF
Nashville and Chattanooga or some
other selected point.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
SILVER (ORNFT BAND
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT!
The Large Audience Well Pleas
ed With the Program.

eHi rFiuat etchine, august WtH
vas given one OF the best musical en-.
tertainments ever listened 10 in Sal.
mon, II was the second OF series
TO be given by the Salmon Silver
Cornet hand and Prof. Hagen's or.
chestra. CoGsidering the time the
boys have been practicing Il Is truly
wonderful the progress that has been
made. They handle nothing hut
the best high-erade music, receiving
the same fresh every month direct
FROM the publishers. Those who did
NOT attend the concert missed q
treat.
The program was carefully selected
and the rendition OF the same was
above criticism. Two OF the NUN.
bers. Fraternity March aud "Sea
Shore waltz,n we're arranged by the
leader. Prof. T. A, Hagen. and we're
handled with mastery hands by the
entire hand The Professor favored
the audience with two numbers on
The violin, which held the audience
enraptured, his first number being
"Cavatina" lfsaifl. followed by en-.
cor "LaCainquantaine.n His rendi.
tion OF these selections was without
masic and pei feet, showing him "a
be "A master OF the instrument. lie
was ably accompanied by Ray ed.
wards on the plano.
The full orchestra played several
up-to-date numbers, In two OF
which the boys sang In chorus, a
novelty which was heartily appreci-
ated by the audience and ed forth
encores.
I. j. Atkins favored the audience
sith bass solo entitled Down In
the deep let me sleep wherI die, y
which was sung as only Tommy ear
sing IL, and called forth an encore.
He was accompanied by Dr. u. l.,
Hubbard on the plano.
After the sublime comes the ridicu
lous, TO please all moods and temper
ments. This was ably carried out hs
4. l.. Hubbard as George AIDE; r. J
Atkins a. Edwin Boofh; v. A. Haacs
An Razor Jim in one act comedy
entitled Razor Jim.n II was red
bot number and kept the audience II
an uproar from start 10 finish. Th,
characters we're we'll represented sns
showed careful training.
At the flnsl drop Of the curtain
the door was cleared and dance wal
given ny the full orchestra. which
was little the saelest thing eve
given here. The first two numbers
two step and waltz, were giyef
| by the entire hand and was decidee
success. The dance iasted until
O'Clock In the morning when every
body went home happy.
/ IL was a capacity house. and a his
success In every particular. Anoth
or concert will be given October 3rd
which will still eclipse the last on.
and should have the.hearis patronae,
OF the entire community. Salmon
can just pride herself on having NOR,
and better musical talent than an
city OF twice her size In the state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Mira Poppy expected 10 give up
the Lemhi Cafe at the expiration OF
bef lease. which expired this month,
but has had her lease extenJed, and
viii continue 10 run this popular
restaurant.
The special meetings being held ut
the Presbyterian church this week
are being fairly well attended. Rev
Waite IL preaching some veFy inter
estlng sefmous. The meetings will
continue over sunday 81 least.
Miss Clara sstiler left Monday for
81. Louis, Missouri, where abe will
visit for some time with couple Of
sisters. From there she will visit si
her old home 10 Illinois. She ex-
poets to be gone couple Of months.
There will he regular services At
the Presbyterian ehuc'h SuodaJ
morning aud. evening. With eom.
munIon services at the morning seTy.
Ices. Rev. Waite viii go 20 Garner
In the afternoon for ; o.einek serE
ice at whien communion Will b.
held.
Toe woFkuen commenced To breai
the ground this morniag for th'
brick business house 70 be erected bl
I.angsdorf K Co. The cellar will u
dug and The foundation laid tliis fai
10 a. to be ready 20 pat up the build
] ing early In the'spring. We predie
that a building viii so up on tbes'
lots which will be credit 20 IN
to~n.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
Attack Of DiA srheea Cured BY One Desc
Of fChamberIain's Collie. Cholera
and DiasrkoeN Remedy.

! was NO weak from an attack Of
diarrboea that ] could scarcely at.
tend &c my duties, when took a
dose OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Disrrboea Remedy. IL cured me
entirely and bad been taking other
medicine for nine days without re-
lief. ! heartily recommend this
remedy as being the best 10 my
knowledee for bowel complaints. X.
@. stewart, OF the iirm OF Stewart X
Bros. Greenyille, Ala. For sale 10y
W. Is. Pyesti, Salmoo and W. r..
Stone. Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

C. q. Janson to Louis Ely y Hap
py Jack, Molly Nc. Silver Glance
and Inec iodes Spring Mt district,
consideration 81
II. ID. Coder TO Adolph Miller ct al.
= Granite lode, Spring Mt. district.
consideration sl.
Rhods A. Spain ct al To Eliza
Mogg. 10. ,. sec. IS. tp. p. \. r. =,
F. considerations ss15.
10. Swift to 4. O. Swift Cif
lode. UnorganiEed district. consider
alton 81.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Cove Placer, Mineral Hin district.
Patrick O'Hsra. locator.
Oversight and Theima II. iodes.
Unknown Mining district, j. l. and
II. Il. peCoria, locstors.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Miss Lola Rood left the srst Of tie
week for Salt Lake City where she
sIll attend school the coming year. :
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05
Loe.fiens Recorded

Fourth OF July Nos. J. ,. and 1.
BI1e Wing district, II l. Jones, ct
al locat0rs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Continued on Page Seven.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-05

Neatly and artisticaIIy set
ids means neat and artistic
&ob work. The Recorder
Cork.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02

Mr.. William Barksdale Jr., went to
Louisville Sunday.
Mr.. S. j. Crenshaw, of Louisville, is
in the city.
Mr.. John Bailey, Of Nashville spent
Sunday with relatives.
Mr. Carl Meriweathers, of Ovens
boro, Ky, is visiting relatives this
week.
H. w. Randals is in Greensboro, KY,
attending the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Reed Smith will spend several
weeks in Chicago, H.
Miss Ollie Jenkins, of Memphis, is
visiting her father this week.
Mrs. Virgil Birks came over from
Guthrie Sunday.
Mr.. Reid Smith went to Madison
Vile, KY, Thursday.
Mr., VIM. jenkins returned from
Russleville and Guthrie Sunday night
Mr.. James Reeves was in Guthrie
Sunday.
Mrs. L. L. Ferguson will spend sew
eral weeks in st. Louis, Mo-, the guest
of her sister, Mrs Barbara Mosely.
Mrs. Georgia Keesee, Of Princeton
KY, is in the city.
Rev. A. J. Moore came in from Rus
SEVILLE KY, Sunday night.
Miss Lille Keesee is in Port Royal
Mr.. John Manlove of Darlington
Ky, was in the city Sunday
Prof. |. B. McCutcheon and wife
went to indianapolis, Ind, Friday.
Mr. Frank Hunter is in Livermore
Ky.
Rev. T. w. Gardner returned from
Pegram Saturday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02

T. A. Wilson, President; T. A. Stew
art, Vice President; Miss Lillian
Haworth, Secretary; Mrs Clara Stew
art, Recording Secretary.
All the pastors of the district were
present. except Rev. P. ]. Coleman, of
Wesley Chapel, Clarksville. The to-.
tai amount raised during the Confer
ence was S162.40
Mrs. H. J. Johnson, D. D. Presiding
Elder, Nashville District; l. H. Jones,
A. b.. DID,, Rev J. T. Gilmore, A.
NJ. E. Church, and ]. B. Booth, presid-
ing Elder, were distinguished visit
ors.
The Conference closed to meet in
Salem C. NJ E. Churcn, Cumberland
City, in 1908.
The Woman's Missionary and Sun.
day School Convention meets at
steel's Chapel Aug. 81 to 25.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
BRILLIANT PARTY.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H.
owens. Of 14t9 Jackson street was
scene of a beautiful social Monday
given by Misses Myrtle Owens and
Katie Polk. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with ferns and cut
flowers. Mr.. Lewis l. Jones presided
ut the piano. The singing of Mr.. Sam
uel White was thoroughly enjoyed
Dancing was the feature of the even
ing Cakes and ices were served,
Those present were Misses Alice Pow
ell. Bessie Harding, Johnnie May Pow
ell. Lena Green, Altha Straton, Cora
Baines, Elvira Petway, Hettie Fowler,
Willie Washington Katie Polk, Myrtle
Owens, Susie Baines, Messrs Lewis
l. Jones, David Ouburn, David Wash
ington. Edward Polk, Samuel White
Horace Vaughn, Dummont Lester
Walter Morris, James Baines, Henry
Baines, Isaac Williams.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
GAINESVILLE NOTES.

What came near being fatal affair
was witnessed last Sunday afternoon
by scores of people. A street car was
making rapid speed down one of the
franklin street hills in order to reach
the top of the other. While the sig
nal from a passenger anxious to get
off at the Sixth street corner was be-
ing noted by the motorman boy
save the signal to go ahead before the
car had really stopped. The passen-
ger, a woman, was thrown heavily to
the ground, sustaining painful bruises
Of the hip, arms and shoulders.
The annual Eight of August celebra-
ton is now fast approaching, and
preparations are being made to make
the day well worth visiting this place
to see.
A broom factory is scheduled to
open here on or about August /. 1t
is hoped that same will materialize
The Knights of Pythias are con-
templating organizing a Uniform
Rank in the near future,
Miss Lula Edwards, of Providence,
Tenn, well known in this city, was
buried Sunday.
Mr.. George Western, of Bowling
Green, KY, was in the city Thursday,
Mr.. Louis Wilson passed through
the city Thursday from Nashville to
Hopkinsville, KY
Miss Rebecca Young, of Louisville,
is in the city.
Mrs Lula Randals Johnson and Miss
Blanche B. Randals returned to Nash
Vile last Saturday
Mr.. Chas Summers came in from
Chattanooga Saturday
Dr. g. S. Randals returned from
Chattanooga Saturday.
Mr.. Tom Britt of Nashville, spent
Sunday in the city
Mr.. Geo. H. Johnson, Of Louisville
was in the city Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
EBENEzER NOTES.

Little Helen Keeling will spend a
week in the city with her aunt, Mrs.
l.. Mason, of Kayne avenue.
Georgia B. Shute, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shute, is very
sick.
Miss Reba Johnson spent Monday
very pleasantly with Misses d. G. and
A. l.. Buchanan.
Mr.. Andrew Mcintosh will renew his
subscription for the Globe.
Mrs. Alberta Johnson, of Chicago, is
visiting her husbands mother on
the Murfreesboro road.
Miss Lille Hail. who has been sick
for long time, was able to call on the
MisS7s Buchanan. She was accompan-
led by her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hall.
Rev. Mr. Yancy preached an excel
lent sermon last Sunday.
Mrs, Dora Terry spent a few days
with Mrs. Annie Battle.
Miss Louise Battle was the guest of
Miss Sarah Keeling on the Murfrees-
boro pike
Mrs. Horton and daughter, the noted
preacher, is with us again. She
preached Sunday and Monday night.
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Mrs. Bun
ME Walker, and children, are spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs. Isaac Bat
tie.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
DELIGHTFUL TIME.

Miss Beatrice Hill, or SOL Ewing
avenue, entertained July 20 in honor
of her guest, Miss Sadie NJ Foster, of
Franklin, Tenn, who has been spend
ing a few weeks with her. Games,
music and dancing we're the main
features of the evening. At a late
hour ices and cake were served.
Those who enjoyed the hospital
ties of the charming hostess were
Misses Tom Ella Robinson, Katie
Robinson, Sarah J. Smith, Sadie
Winston, Susie L. Dobson, Lucille
Dobson, Beulah Perkins, Cassie bod
son, Lucille Cage, Oklahoma City,
Sadie M. Foster of Franklin, Beatrice
Hill, Brucie Mai Ewing, Mary Car
rett, frankie Hill. Messrs. Ernest
Brown, Ira Davis, Theodore Garrett,
Jesse Fite, Robert Dobson, George
Upshaw, Charles A. Greer Sam
Houston, Tolbert HILL John Crawley.
Hadley Fite, Fulton North, of Okla
homa City, Sam Tenor, William
Owens, Wesley Franklin.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
w. c. 7. U. Convention.


The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, which convened in Chatta-
nooea on July "a and 25, was opened
by Mrs. V. w. Broughton, who is Pres
ident of the body, with Mrs. B. H.
Gray, Recording Secretary The
meeting was full Of inspiration six
Unions answering to the roll call. A
splendid program was rendered, the
welcome address being delivered by
Mrs. G. w. Jackson, President Of the
Chattanooga Union response by Mrs
Jennie Legion. President of the Nash
Vile Union There were several pa
pers and addresses by the representa-
tives from the various Unions
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, Mrs
v. W. Broughton Nashville; Vice
President, Mrs. Florence Cooper
Memphis; Treasurer, Mrs. G. NJ. Nc
Even. Gallatin; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. /. Smith Knoxville; Re-
cording Secretary, Mrs. B. H. Gray
Nashville Delegates were elected to
the National w. c. T. u, which con-
venes in Nashville in November They
were Mrs. V. w. Broughton and Mrs.
B. II. Gray. The Convention adj
fourned to meet in Nashville in July
1908
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