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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

ofsSiai h4lsos OF tie auditor Of Jefferson
eoansy. ard scared 81 alternative writ Of
manearno1s. which sfsers1r1 Vas ns6e
re-pssu.L The case las been taken before
she srpxsEne co1rs. snd the decision -
awaited with great interest
Joha Arthur Was seen yesterday in ref
e-snce 70 the merits % the case. sad said
IF the act of the Legislature fixing fonr
years - TIE term for commissioners II
districts Numbered 1 - nnc1nssituriona n,
the commissioners for those districts
throughout ths state wll have 70 %
elected this yesr. TIE constitution has
provisions on this subject which sssEn 70
c0afirt. and cnly the supreme ccart can
give 3 aecssixe Interpretation 20 them
The case from Port Townsend will be
heard usxs Friday. sn1 the decision will
probably Re handed down early next week.
Tntii this IL done IL Is useless 10 spesnlate
on The matter.
Mr.. Gaseh some tirae ago obtained the
opiaion OF s Il Piles on the subject.
which was 20 the effect that the legislature
has the power 10 MAKE the term four
years Mr.. Gasch having been satisfied by
his own counsel that his term Was fo1r
years, the county COMMITTEES accepted that
view Of the case IN thu absence of Judi
clal decision.
In expectation of the legislative act be-
ing declared unconstitutional. already
candidates are being urged for Mr.. Gasch's
place The most prominent seems 10 be
A. Amunds. az the Scandinavian 4 neri-
can bank. whose friends are many and say
be would make an excellent commissioner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

James +. Feddsrely. of Newcastle. who
was arrested some time ago on the charge
Of hitting Mrs. Ellen Lather between the
eyes, vas fined s. and costs by Justice
Humphrey yesterday. 4 notice of appeal
was given The evidences showed that
while Feddsrely was working on the roof
of barn Mrs. Luther called him harsh
names, such as thief, etc. Fedderely came
down from the roof and struck her in the
face. There was a conflict in the tssti-
mony as 20 whether Mrs Luther tried TO
hit Fedderely with stick.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

Gold throaghou; the world. POTTER Dare AND
CHxs C0RP., sole Props, Boston. "All about
the Blood, Skin, Scalp. and Hair" mailed free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03

When my little girl was one month old. abe
had scab form on her face. IL kept spreading
until she was completely covered from head 20
foot. Then she had boils. She had forty on her
head at one time, and more on her body. When
pound and half less than at birth. Then her
skin started TO dry mp and got so had she could
not shut her eyes to sleep. but lay with them
half open. About this time, started using the
CUricURA REMEDIES, and ia one month she ,ras
completely Cared. The doctor and drug bills
were over one A9RdseI dollars, the CUTIcgRA
Is now strong, healthy, and large as any child
or her age tsee photoa and IL Is all owing
t. CUTiGEaA. Yours with Mothers Blessing,
MRs. NsEn. II. TUCKER, JR.,
e52 Walker St., Milwaukee, Wis.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-03
THE MACDOTGALL &SOITHWICk CO.

We quote here only . few Of the
many good things ws offer in Hosiery
and Underwear.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Sn Snotanopolis bat GrzBrdii6ent 6ors
rtlon BEN 8ablfampf repubLifanii6erietts
nor ether groBarttgen, aus allen S6etlet
beS Staates bel9idten GerIamrnlung, lit
Der ct BEN Spriib fibrte uno @ouberneltr
Wtc&inLep Ser 6auptrebner mar, bur6 cine
furse unb tpie imner 9etitooue unb 9ez
i9idte &ebe e%rDffuet, beren @runbton un6
SnbaIt mar, baB nod Dor 8pei Sabren Die
3ctten gut utb boB ie ieitbem i9lecbt ge2
lpeien ieien, MIR neil baS Solt itcb OaltalS
gegen bic int Der Mc&inlepz8ia funbgez
9cbene 8oltttf ausgelprO9en bate. ytacbz
benz baS 8Olt geie6en, ipetb' nerOerbltde
Tolgen lein 8unib nocb 2tenberung &C.
babt, wiiroe eS ielbitpcritdnoItb ftb be-
ellen, our alten 2tebe unb gum alien SDs
item 5uriid3ufebren. = Ot08ltdb, io9ar
ipobricbcinlib! 9aS Solt lit itetS 5n
Nenberungen genei8t, pent bic 3eiten
iblecbt iin6, an benen befanntli6 itets bic
&egterlng ibulb lit. limb bonn Oelnaso9iz
lben uno timmenfGngeriiden Stanbpunft
aus bnt 0err 6arril OH n%ouitGnbig re6t,
tpel1n ct olf Die 9ummbeit Der NGblcr
lpecuIirt unb fiir iib unb feline Yartet Die
9uten 3eiten in 9lniprub nimntt unb Die
b0ien ben 9emofraten in bic S6ube
I9iebt. Snbelien f0nntc man ipobI err
t%parten, OaB Elm getpeiener BrGiioent it3
auf einem b0beren Stanbpunft iteut uto
berartiae Spiegelfecbtereiet ben profeI1toz
neuen 8ablrebnern liberlGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

1teber 6elmbolb, BEN iiingit bcritorberet
grOBten YbDlifer letner 3ctt, ben epobez
mabenben 8fabftnber llto Grtoeder ait
benz @ebiete Der eIaeten Btl1erlbdftelt,
ben gteubegriinoer bes 0elebes bon Der
@rbaltun9 ocr &raft ullb Der Gtttnoer ocs
NugenipiegeIs, iagt oer lojialoemOtratllcbe
v8ormdrtS":
n0ie @ciiteSfdinpfc tnlcrcr Seit ouf rpirtbl6oItz
lidem uno politild)em @ebtetc 16etnt CT Itd)t, pcrz
ltor6en Ill bobcn. S6on Der 6antpf os Burger
thltr1s al Gnoc Der ~pier;iocr Sabre tonnte ibn riht
ms ieiuer itiQclt @clebrte1l tube bcrau9rci6clt,
ipen1l bcrlelbc lpobri6einltd au6 lclnc polite
Spn1potbic bate. Der 9roBctl Nrltltrbcpc9un9
be5 So;ialismuS ltanb ct pout9 tbcitnabnSlos
. Sor1m IdGbel mir tbn aber rt6t minber; benrt
nton fam pom etnc nj Wtanne c6cn ntdlt alcs
pcrl1n9cn.
0aS lit fchr sndbis bonn v8orudrts"
unb tpuroert eS ults tptrtlicb, oaB 0icies
.GentrQlorgdn Der Social0emofratie"
Sc[mbolb nicbt5 B0ies nocbla9t, Den es al
Qebseiter lbon tptcberDoLt reatttondrer @ez
1innul1a 9e3ieben bat. Nenn Der uGorz
fp6rts" nllr audi 9tnberen g~egenilber 10
nacbitcbttg fem Doute, 3. 8. audi ienen
Mrbcitern gegeniiber, tueGcbe in ibrem
8erufe aufgeben uno auberbalb be1ielbcr
aa1s Oer 6amilte leben, iih an Ben @lbLez
reten oer Socialoemofratte nicbt betbei!igeu
unb am Offentli9en 2eben iiberbaupt feiz
men @efaQen finoen. @eiI 6eLmboLb
9an5 ieinem 8eruf lebte, lit ct Elm GROCER
@elebrter gctporben unb Elm ganSer Wann
geblieben, pG6ren6 ieBt IetOer MIR 5u 8iele
auf Der 8ibne Oes Otfentli3en 2ebenS einen
6ansnarren aus fi6 maben unb 8fuIcber
in ibrem 8erufe bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

@Gs v86terden" iebr bebenfIt9 nit Ser
vMtarleiIatie" ItebGu9elte, ba ipieIte mar
in 9euti9lan6 bic 8oLenfrase segen STUFF
Lamb aus un6 wte 8iG3e i9oiien iber ytubt
Die polnii6en GgttattonsblGtter nnb nattoz
nalen 6eBapoitel aus bent 8oben. SEPT
lit ober Der 8inb umgei6lageu; er tpebt
ni6t mebr ais rauber Ntorboit bon 8etersz
burg Der no9 Berlin, ionberm 3epbir9Iei6
umi9meide1t ct bic gum HeOenbaIten aufz
seblalenen Baden bes beuti6en &oiiers.
Nun tptrb BEN 8olen Elm v8ul6t gub!"
augerufen unb 8ilbeIm ion betm GerLaiIel
pon Sborn geGubert baben: vgSas tb 9ez
last babe, belien io1 man tpo6L einsebeltt
iet1, Oenn ib tam iebr u%nangenebm
tperDen !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Ser beriibmtc fri6ere &Gubcrbaupts
mann Sranf Somes bon Mtiiouri,
Der 5uIeBt Bfer6e3ihter inn Snnern iencs
Staates uar, bat icBt bic SteIe zines
Gbiritebers int ct. 2ouiier Stanbarbz
S6eater ii~bernommen. Ottt benz engliidz
ameritaniicben Sbeater batten Tranf Santes
u1b ietn eri9oiiener 8ruber Seize Sanes
i6on friiber in 10 fern an tbun, ais auf
oielen Seniattonsbiibnen Elm tbre vGbate1"
berberrIi9en6es MorOsititG aufseflbrt
mur0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

80 Cd g o # IN" beiBt elmer
6er Nem gorter 3pei9e Der Gran0 NrnD
gu Gbrer bes brapen 0euti9en TretbettS>
fdmpfers @ermainWietternt9 Der i'm Sabre
1849 bon ieiner 8aterfto6t Watn5 aus tllr
9euti6tanos @inheit un6 Jreibeit fdmpfte.
ais poGitiiBcr 6licbtling lacb Stem yort
fam, bort betm Nusbrucbe bes Sltr9er>
triegs cine ebrenpolle Ste1rng aufgab, UNI
tins Seer su treteu uno Damn int Suoen fHr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

Sic Union geftorben lit. Sebt bat beIuster
Boiten auf bem Iutberti9en SrieObofc in
WttbbIe 8taa9e auf Song SsIanb elm berrs
licbes 9cnfmal am &ubepLab ietner fir Die
Union geitorbenen 6euti6en 8riioer erri6z
tet. 9ln einem ber lebten Sage tpnr6e eS
in erbebenber Betle Dor nielen Iugenz
seugen etnsetpeibt. 9ortbin unb an gar
man1e Gbnli9e StGtte iolte man bas 1telte
Oberbaupt bet @ranb 9lrmD, ben 9errn
2atpler BON &oGforb, fitbren, 6er nur bon
Spra9e in bieiem 2anOe tpiiien
mill
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

The nerve Of some reporters is sufficient
TO help them to become first class bur
glars. On one occasion reporter on n
paper Of the style IF you see it it is So"
had TO handle a case of n drowned man.
There was nothing to identify the body
but n name written on a card found in a
vest pocket Consequently that was the
name of the man given in the paper. The
next morning man entered the station
house where the inquest had been held,
and in apparent distress OF mind informed
the captain that he was the man whose
card had been found. lie was anxious TO
have the impression about his death re
moved, and was directed to the reporter.
With the latter he labored for some time,
informing him that he did not care about
the matter particularly. but that his wife
insisted upon his doing something to rem
edy il.
But the reporter. who feared the conse-
quences Of his mistake being known, gave
the unfortunate individual no satisfaction
and finally dismissed him with these
words: why, man. what are you talking
aboutg Don't you know that the paper
never makes mistaken II has said that
YOU are drowned. and therefore you are
drowned" And the complainant could
only cry, "Oh, what will my wife sayf"-
Washington Post.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
ron can Mo.. AIway. ron nIm.

One Of the most picturesque Of sights Is
the young man who, n stranger in the city
and only just free from the comforts and
restraints Of "A happy home, begins his ca
reer by trying to appear rs though his new
experience was an old story to him. lie
walks the crowded avenue rs though he
never saw such things as a pasture lot or a
cowpath. and the nOnchalance with which
he loiters about n hotel or enters an Office
is so very pronounced that the truth is
proclaimed in unmistakable tones. He may
be deliberately attired. his hair may be we'll
cut. his carriage may be all right and he
may smoke cigar with the utmost ele-
gtuce. yet there is that indehnable some
thing about him which tells that he is a
beginner. and so he becomes Interesting
Detroit Free Press.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
Children Need Change.

Children are the better for frequent
changes OF room; they have to spend most
Of their time in the house; they require
short intervals between their meals, with
quick transitions from play to rest. The
meals should be taken where there is nc
litter Of toys; quiet room is needed both
for work and sleep. Home life to the
younger members OF a family and to the
gentler sex means that by far the largest
part Of every day must be spent indoors
and half Of it-at least for the very young
lin the bedroom. No attempt should evei
be made to rear children in a single room
More danger lies in this than many moth
ers imagine. The necessity OF providing
a full supply Of pure and fresh air IN
youth. when change and growth are mosi
active. is obvious.-Mrs. Gladstone In La
dies Home Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

The flinty crust Of bread is due in many
cases TO the nature Of the flour from which
il is made. Low grade hours Of all kinds
tend to make finty crusts; the same is true
OF hours made from Indian, Persian and
other harsh wheats grown in hot climates.
In some eases the character OF the oven is
responsible for hard crusts. A porous tile
bottom will produce a bottom crust less
finty than either stone or iron. A cold
oven Of any kind will make harder crust
when the bread is cold than hot oven
will; that is. provided the bread remains
long enough in the oven TO be thoroughly
baked.
Underwrought bread has comparatively
linty crusts. busting boards on which
the bread is handed up with rice flour
makes the crusts finty. From the nature
Of the causes given the possible remedies
are sufficiently obvious. The term "fiinty''
is assumed to mean n crust which Is brittle
and will break with sharp edge. II Is
also Of course a comparable term.-Londor
Miller
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
OK, HOUSE OF MANY MANSIONS.

Oh, house OF many mansions,
Thy doors are open wide.
And dear are all the faces
Upon the other side.
Thy portals they are golden.
And those who enter In
Shall know no more OF SORROW.
or WEAKNESS, OF sin.
Oh. house OF many mansions,
My weary spirit waits
Aud longs to join the ransomed
Who cntcr through thy gates:
Who enter through thy portals,
The mansions Of the blest:
Who come TO thee nweary.
And find In thee their rest.
Thy walls are not OF marble.
Oh. house not built with hands:
sigh for thee while waiting
Within these border lands
know that but In dying
Thy threshold Is crossed DER.
There shall be no more sorrow
In thy forevermore.
e. n. Gunnison in Boston Transcript
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

A day Of walking in the country, whether
it carry us four miles or forty from our
starting point. at any rate leads us back
through the countless noisy ages Of civil
zation TO the quiet seclusion and spontaue-
Gus insight OF the pastoral era before cities
and business were invented. We are not
the same at evening rs we were in the
morning. We have absorbed the day and
the landscape: we have journeyed shoulder
10 shoulder with the sun. and the winds
and rains have visited us. a little more
and we become gypSies; still "A little mors
and we could comprehend the faun and
the satyr.-Julian Hawthorne in Lippin
coftfe
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

The remarkable instinct which causes
the mudiish TO roll himself in ball OF
mud when the dry season approaches IS
wonderful provision Of nature, intended
solely. Il would seem. TO prevent the ex-
tinction OF the species The most interest
ing fact about this fish is that II breathes
by means OF its gills when in its native ele-
meut and by means OF lungs during It's
voluntary Imprisonment IN the mud COCOON.
-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

A French military tailor of great re
nown has LATELY joined the majority
after having oailived 10y more than
score Of years the period of splendur ami
extravaganza. IN connection with army
uniforms. which set III under the regime
oil the first consul. and came Ia close
simultaneously with the fall OF the sec
ond empire NJ Panic the artist IL
question. whose funeral t,rik place IN
Paris recently had himself leen sol
der before the thirties and on the ac
cessiun uf Charles X WAS transferred
from the stately corps Of the guard
cuirrassirrs iu "A crack hnsSar regiment
In which his Sarturial talent soon en.
ablpd INN to attain the position of
"tailleur en chef Ills reputation for
good taste AMI currect Judgment spread
rapidly throughout the French army. 81
that IN course ct time the clothing board
accustomed itself to consult him re
speeding all important changes IN UNI
forms and equipments and II became
his privilege To sci the fashions TOR the
French cavalry IN particular
Paules Influence endured through the
reigns of the citizen king and of ''th'
nephew of MS uncle. The late EN-
pernr held Panles gifts IN such high ~
timatmn that he would not wear any
military dress which had not beer
tnrned ont by the iainous ex-hnssar
who WAS moreover hnnurpd by spe
cial command To create the first uni
form thai of "A grenadier of the guar,
EVER induced 10y the prince imperial
Panes taste seems To have sniied lie
gltnnisis OrleaniSts and Bunapartist
euually well. Lnnlnn Standard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
500 REV ,RD-s1oO.

The reader of this paper will he pleased TO
lie ru that there NJ least one dreade, sease
that lei, nee hns been b e t. cure / 0 all it,
stag ;, nna IN H. rntarih. Hnll's ca arrh Cur,.
l. e ..ni 10 tive G re knosn the medical
fr t..r ity Cuta rh, b''ing "a constitutional dis-
EMS r a Tres AGO - iuu u treatment. II :
Cutafrn t'Nre /. taken iuern lly.acting directly
O the hlond aud m cou- Suf Geo the s, stem,
there yuestr In I. fOununiiOn the disen -,
q giving the fa lent tire Nth by building up
the G not luton and n >iStfng nature Ia dong
Il. rk The pr prize ors have So much NTH
iu : curative p'.wcf- AT q ey of, One hun
dr. Il pOll as RAY case that u lis 10 cure
SEN. for list Il t,siin malls Address
t.J.'nE El Y CO.. Toledo, o.
fR- So hN druggists: 20 cents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

Uncle Sans Treasure Vaults Insecure.
The report of the committee experts
says the whole system of vaults and
safes wherein are stored the treasure of
the government II defective Vault No
| IN the treasury bnil,ling IA absolutely
valneleSS ~ u protection to Its contents
Othrr vaults named IN the report are
alsu described ~ practically valueless
The commission recommends that WITH
such inInrn~e values at stake the gov
eriinrui should immediately adopt
throughout system ni the l~-st modern
vaults WIN the nl,St perfect locking ar
rilngrnrniS
They urge the replacing of every
vault IN the treasury hnll,lng with new
ones Ia rebuilding the vaults they
shuulti he 81 constructed that they can
be- al all tunes INSPECTED frum every side.
The rrlnrt says that the vaults IN the
suhlrrasnry IN New York ARE all safer
than the vaults AT Washington. 90 Wash
tngtOn Post
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
fxPERIENCE.

Experience teaches not only weakness,
but strength and the value Of good RENE
dies 8, ch as ALI cocks PoRous PLAsrERs.
This is what c. d. Fredericks. the WELL
known photographer OF New York, says:
~ have been using ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsrER- for twenty years. and found them
one OF the best of family medic mes. Briefly
summing up my experience, l say that
when placer on the small If the back ALL
COCKS Platter I'LL the body with nervous
energy, and thus cure fatigue, brain ex
haustiOn. debility and kidney difficulties
For women aud children nave found then
Invaluable. They never ifritate the Skin
or cause the fligbtest pain, but cure sof'
throat, coughs colds. rams in side back ol
che I. Indigestion and bowel mplaints.'
BRANDRErH's PILLS are safe and sure.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
MUSCLE AND vieoH-A DIFFERENCE

Many muscular men succumb 70 fatisues borne
with ease by persons FAR their interiors in phys-
icnl strength. Muscle does not imply vigor. In
iuct, tt Is not dificu.tof proof that athletes do
not live rs long nor fni y as goof henlth as the
average individual who II vigorous that Is 10
say, whose digestion and slee,. are unimpaired,
Who's nerves are tranquil, who has no or
gnnic tendenc TO isease These requisites OF
no less than up n those drbi afed through
wssting cisease. Oy thor ugh, PERSISTENT course
OF Hosteiter's stomach Bitters, the leading ma
tlonnl ionic, Endorsed and recommended by
ply sicians Of emineLce. II will not endow you
with he muscle Of Corhetf, Uui Il Will infuse
and henlthfi performance ~ functions. II
aver and cures malaria rheumatic an ki Inc,
Complaints, ana 0verc mes dyspepsia, consupa
ton, liver trouble and nervousness.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
Chocolate sandwiche. Are Dainty

Chocolate sandwiches are n variation
which may be new TO some readers. They
are made with grated vanilla chocolate he
tween the thin layers Of buttered bread.
The filling should be rather generous TO
taste Of it and the sandwiches should he
eaten as soon as prepared.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

The PhRnicians obtained ivory from the
Persian gull. In Nineveh, on the other
hand. an ivory object carved in Egypt has
been found which is no doubt Of African
material.-Scottisb Review.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

Size. y3N4S i, size h.ar. r.; table distrihn-
tinu; n,-'i p, rin, =; will print ninf~c. un,n
fvliO or six-crlunu quar'o: asplendlu al
r. uni press for country "it1cri tr saie
PAiNER & REY,
Port anu, Or.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

Ds"P Y i d.. al di-ea~e. hut il has lost
it, ier. urs Ia those VIM know that ii. IL.
Gree" q suns. ih- D-upsy Speciali~ts o
Atlanta. G-,"gia tiea u with such grta'
surc'-~-. Wril- hem T pamphlet giving
iuil Information.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

Kerosene will make tin kettle a. bright
a. new. Wet a flannel cloth and rub with
il. Kerosene will also remove stains and
dirt from vanished furniture---New York
Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

o . ruerk Water Motor. new. that will
Il. ,elnp from 10 to l5-i urse power; eau be
hat a -acunre \ aid 'essiug
Pa MIR & REy
Portland, Or.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

The only msn In history that wns lionize
without having his head swelled was the Bib
lical Daniel.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
German
Syrup

Regis Leblanc is French Cana
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured of a severe attack Of Congest-
ion of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many a
bottle Of German Syrup on his per-
sonal recommendation. Ifyo irop
him a line he'll give you Il full
facts Of the case direct. as he did US.
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. 1t
always will. 1t is a good medicine
and thorough in its work. 3
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

-ddy Boy-Mamma, Bridget called me "the
BRO OF boy" does sue mean I've been In
the tOupf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

TRY GkRxEA for breakfast.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17

"Bnnkirs nsed 10 think The theater was de-
m rallzing," remarked The manager. .stias he
chnnged liz viewsf" "Y,s. converted him.
"uow7" "sent him pass"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-02-17
WATER MOTOR
FOR SALE.
MACK & CO.,
o and % Front St.. San Francisco

One celebrated Tuerk Water rofor; new:
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Will be sold 40 a sucri &c. Ad res
PALAE & REL, Portland, Or.