The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-22

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lege Of that city His sister. Mrs. E. K
Hayes. viii accompany him for short
visit on the COAT
The Statesman is gradually coming
over 70 the populist ranks. In recent
editorial this statement is made. that
when there is a lack Of the nourishment
OF money, enterprises Of every kind die.
PopuIist doctrine straight.
e. X. Hayes & Co. viii receive their
fall stock Of goods within few daYs
and the public is invited 10 call and
inspect them whether they desire to
purchase or not. The finest line Of dry
goods ever brought to Emmett
Albert Cunningham recent arrival
from Iowa, and an old acquaintance Of
Albert Wilson; died at Mr. Wilson's
place below Emmett on Saturday. Sep
tember IS. He was 26 years Of age and |
leaves wife and three small children /
Anyone who says We do not need
outside capital TO develop the resources
Of Idaho, ought 70 be examined as
candidate for the Blackfoot asylum
Lemhi Republic. In the case Of some
editors we should recommend an asylum
for imbeciles.
On September 5th. the Union Pacific
issued notice to all employees 10 abstain
from participating in politics, discus
sion Of any subject tending in that di-
rection being prohibited All men not
willing to keep out Of politics are re-
quested to resign. Win some one please
tell US the meaning Of this.
%. S. McHenry and John Conners
who have been up in the Basin during
the summer, have returned to Emmett
where hosts Of friends are glad to see
them. They will put in some Of their
time on their homesteads on the bench
land north Of Emmett. They have
ample confidence in the future growth
and prosperity Of Emmett and its
vicinity
Let reverence of law be breathed
by every mother to the lisping babe
that pratiles in her lap; let it be taught
in the schools. seminaries, spelling books
and ainanacs: let il be preached from
pulpits. and proclaimed in legislative
halls, and enforced in courts OF justice;
, IN short let it become the political re-
ligion Of the nation. Abraham Lin
5 coin.
$ A certain paper az Lewiston Idaho,
= calls the populists anarchists. That is
rich coming from paper whose editor
5 has head like simbling and foot
D like a salemander and mouth like a
e catfish in spawning time. Such bursts
OF patriotism should give that editor all
D., the county printing al his own price
His wonderful discovery entities him 70
the consideraie contempt Of all the wild
beasts Of Criags Mountain.-Pomeroy
Independent
Ed Hayes sent six peaches that
!. weighed one half pound each. to hh
parents in Maine one day this weei
which is an effective way Of advertis
ing the country. While this local wa
d being written A. J. Loomis brought IL
a six lucious peaches that tipped tn
Il scales at the three pound notch. but tn
le temptation TO devour them was too grea
and our intention 10 send them to ou
I. folks back in Missouri was blightei
u right on the spot.
y Not having any live timber OF an
- consequence in their ranks. the popuAs
everywhere unblushingly announce tha
,e Lincoln. Jackson. Webster. ClAy, Wash
r. ington and other prominent men wer
Ne believers ia populism, while 4 sens;
4. tional preacher in Kansas declared this
Jeasus Christ was one Of them. What
N great pity that all the brains Of the ne
4. political miscarriage are located in th
n bone yards.-Ex. A populist who make
., any such claim ought TO be rid on
rail for il is well known that every on
of them including Julius Cesar are
O. the G. o. P. Of this state.
u The passage Of the democratic tari
bill leaves a duty Of about one-half ceI
d" on dried prunes. instead Of two and
half cents under the Mckinley bill.
An IS about time Tor the popuiists and den
n ocrau Of L2tah county TO grub OF
all their prune trees and plant jackass see
ne in lieu thereof.-Ex As II il was nece
ey sary TO plant the seed IN state where y
have 50 many full grown jackasses vi
IN wan: % put a tax on pruucs Tor a
II benefit OF the few to the expense Of Il
ly many.
ue One Of those sad accidents whic
co sent widowhood and orphanage 20 a.
other struggling family occurred thr'
iy niles above Emmett yesterday morninI
IL Wm. Forhan was hauling load Of lun
ut Der from the Dry Buck mills to his far
lie near Falk's Store. Just opposite Il
be Lancaster place his team ran away al
he was thrown of the wagon bo'
n. wheels passing over his body His 81
lie teen year old son Was along but got q
IL the wagon without serious injury. II