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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
Free Entertainment

To be given by the Ladies' Indepen-
dent club Of Emmett at WardVell hall
October 81.
The following program viii be carried
out by local talent:
Music bv the Emmett brass band.
Song. Under the shady Greenwood
Tree BY Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Woody.
Mss Wilson. Dr. Clymer, Prof. SymOns.
Play. ''1ne Interstate Niikmaids
Conernfi0n. Characters. Ch ifu1tt.
Editha de Smithe. Mound Ciis. Mrs. T.
C. Blanchard. secretary. Lauretfa Jean
nette, Crabtree Curdsboro. Maggie Mur-
~: treasurer. Birdie I-arkspur, Butter
burg. Ms Hardy Phillips.
Delegates-Mrs c. p Rildrr
Irene Adelpnl D0wdv. Horn Ciit. Ars
Eugene Clymer. Betsy Bedctt. Pasture
Land: Mile Murry. Violet Hardiack.
SkimmerVille; Hattie Housel. Priciila
Silliman. Caldwell. Tiilie Peterson.
Gusia Weithtimer Upper DutchiOwn:
I Laura Perkins. Susannah Marie dc Jones.
ST. LOUIS. Mrs. Eugene Lorton. Lille
Maud Sylvester. Cowslip Bend Mary
Gardner. lerusha Jane Winesap. Churu-
side: Nellie Irrton. Melinda Seraphina
Biggerstah. Cheese City; Ms. F. +.
Hayes. Prudence Pastry. Meadow View;
Mamie Martin. Matilda Ann Perkins.
C0vtooth Bend: Mary shepard. Serelda
Evangeline Hobendouble. Cheese City.
Ellie Fulton. Betsy Jane Butterpole.
Boise Cisy. Moilie Woody. Deborah Hig-
gins Templeion. Creamsburg. Emma
Peck. Virginia Creeper. Calfion; May
Riggs, Lena Makefodder, Emmett
Glee song.
After which the ladies viii serve ice
cream and cake. Entertainment TO
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

Land once at Boise City. Idaho

October 3. 1874. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice OF his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk Of
the District Court at Caldwell. Canyon county
Idaho. on November 2orh. 1884. viz.
Oliver u. Perkins.
of Emmett. Idaho Hd application No. 23So for
the ne qr. sec i2, tp- n T " Boise principal
meridian Idaho.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
samuel H. Mitchell. Conda Wilson. Charles
Tanner. Abraham Richardson all OF Emmett
Canyon county. Idaho.
CHARLES HTNRoD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

September ~. lStf.
Notice i hereby given IrHI the following
named settlers have ni-d ro1irc uf their inicn-
tion IN make nn1l proof lr support of their
claims and that said proof viii b. made before
tho Register and Receiver L. :. Land once II
RoiSe City. Idaho. ON November 10. 1874. viz.
William Irctuu sweet. Idaho. Id. arpilca-
tion No S46I fo- the h nv a. n = sw a a
~ q y Scce9. tpearec 3 y ~ iaho.
Rush Won SER, of ~ve0r. Idnno I'D arpli-
cation No. 3fel lcr the q. ~ 4 u ne a a
= a sec a. tp mr. B n NJ Idaho.
Ernst Mifimnr of sweet. Idaho. Ia lnp'ic
ticn No 2isi fOr tnc 81 Gr nv or N lot ~cc . u
url e AMI hf Sw Qr >tc iN ~ ID |r I e.. b II N.
They name the following Witnesses o. prove
their continuous residence 1llon and cultivation
o. said lands
William Irefon Edrnr n. Miller 'Iir-h Non-
Hartrn. David W Drake and frl.t NitUnan
al OF sweet. lSci.c county. Idaho
CHAHifs hiuRlp. licsi>ier.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

Estate OF John Bishop. ST.. deceased. notice Is
hereby given by the undersigned administrator
OF the estate OF John Bishop 1T. deceased 10 the
creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. % exibit them with
the necessary vouchers. 70 the said administra-
tor. AT his residence near Falk's Store IN Can
yon county. Idaho the same being the place for
the transaction OF the business Of said estate In
the county OF Canyon. EDsoS BISHOP.
Administrator estate of John Bishop. deceased.
Dated this an day OF October. isQf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once az Boise City Idaho
September -. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-nam-
ed settler has fled notice Of his Intention 70
make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof viii DC mane before the Register
and Receiver L. :. Land Once at Boise City,
idaho. on November lith- iesf viz:
LiSnund Hasye.
Of Ola. Boise county. Idaho. Hd- application No
$40. for the sc = NV Qr. ne a sw : Il sw ar
sec. tp4nr C b m Idaho.
ife names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous rc-iconce upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz.
William H. Ircfon. Sweet. Boise county Idaho:
George rerron. Frank shepherd OF Ola. Boist
county. Idaho. Ezekiel Sweet. Boise City. Ada
county. Idaho.
CHARLES HINROD. Reaisfer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
Land Omce at Boise. Idaho.
Scpfemher 3. fS4f (

Land On.ce az Boise. Idaho.
September =. 1924.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flec notice CT his intention 70
make final proof on his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register anl Re-
cciyer Of the L. :. land once II Boise City,
Ioaho. on November l3. 1924. viz:
Charles r. brown. OF Horseshoe Bend. Boise
county. Idaho lid. application No 25a7 fo- the
1, Sw a a 4 NV q sec . ID n e B = NJ
He nalnes the following Witnesses 10 prove hi,
continuous residence upon and culttiation Of
said land. viz:
Jeremiah uannihn. Albert ID. R0oh. Roland
X. Robb and Samuel A. Garrison. all Of H0rSc-
shoe Bend. Boise county. Idaho
CHARLES HINROD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

BOISE CITY. Idaho. Oct 6. 1894
!. Hugh f. McElroy. notary public in
and for the countyof Ada. State of Idaho.
do hereby certify that have carefully
examined the obligation entered into by
the people OF the town Of Papette. Canyon
county. Idaho, with the people OF said
county Of Canyon. and now in escrow
with the First National Bank Of Idaho.
at Boise City, Idaho, with the exception
that in the foregoing copy. the respective
amounts for which subscriber is obligated.
are not in said copy set forth. the aggre-
gate amount subscribed being however.
in said original obligation precisely as SET
forth in said copy.
HUGH +. McEIROY.
sEAI. Notary Public.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27
P ABNEY.
House y Sign
PhINTeR'
Emmett, Idaho.
Paper hanging speciality.
Notice for Publication.
Land Once at Boise City Idaho.
October II. foQf. (

Land Once at Boise City Idaho,
October 10. 1891.
Notice Is hereby ri~en that the following
named settler uas Al, notice OF hi, intention
20 make final proof Ia suppoif OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver u. =. Lard once at Boise City
Idaho on December 9. 1881. viz:
William r Mcfarland.
of Horseshoe 3end. Idaho. I'D. application No
800. for the H. ne Or. lots I, A sec e, tp
e y. 4. NJ Idaho.
He names the foliwing witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. VI.
James b. Wcntly. Of Boisc City, Ada CO. Ida
DO. Abraham L. KinearSon. Rowland H. koDb
frank Harland. Of Horseshoe Bend Boise Co.
Idaho CHARLES HINRoD.
Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

After which the ladies will serve ice
cream and cake. Entertainment TO
commence al 5 o'clock.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-10-27

10000 pounds of oats and chopped
barley. al si.Oo per hundred ia Trade al
our store in Caldwell. All grain 10 b
sacked.
T c. EeLEsToS & Co. LTD
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
urlur" ieben vCidets" i'm 5eI0e.
Die Ganoioaten DER AYan'fden portet finoen
QIab ouf Dem StaatswqRl3etteI DER
Peoples Qartet.

@emGB 6er @ntIdeioung Ser County
Wablz& ebiftonsbebDr6e wer6en 6te gtamer
Der GanOtboten Der ubItAT0auezB opuz
Iiiten>Y ortet inter ben Gamen Der popu=
ltitii6en StaotS=G onbibaten auf benz
8abl3ettel tbren PIab finOen. 90 be-
i9lofen seitern Bic @a6lcommiiidre, na6z
benz ite BEN gan3en Sag liber in Stbung
3uiammen sepeien parer.
Die Gnti6eibung Der WabIbeb0rbe err
fOl9te na6 elmer ior9fGltieen GrnG9ung
Der Mngelegenbeit bon allen in 8etra6t
fommenoen Stanbpunften aus, unb na6=
Dem Der Nnmalt Der 8eb0roe elm @utz
a6ten iiber bic @eieBmGBigfeit bieIer Nnz
Orbnun9 a6gegeben bate. N0b ben 8ez
ittmmungen bes @obL8eiebcs fam tein
Ganbtbat, Ser BON elmer regelrecDteu Portei=
Contention npminirt lit, no6mals auf
Dem Q8ege elmer Yettttnn auf Das Tidet
elmer anoeren Yartet tomlnen. 0tcie Bez
fttmmung 16lieBt Die BON ben GDan>2euz
ten inboiitrten 9emotraten 6rant Scales,
Gbeobor Oebne, 9to9er 6. SulItDan, 6. s.
8abco6, Tre0. 8. Nttpoob unb Somes u.
S'Gonneu, 1onte ben repubItfonil6en
Gount0rat9S> G0n6t6dten Gbomas s. Wcz
gtt6ol8 bon Dem Titet Der vBeople's
8art0 g opuLiits" aus; bic gtamen Der @ez
nannten Uerben Iebtgli9 in Der &Wbrif Der
bemofrattiben, be3p. Der repubGifanii9en
Y0rtei gu ftn6en iein.
0aS Sidet ber &Dan'i6en Traftion III
iOmit siemIicb fart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
unO man ftebt bierauS, baB Die YtDan'i1c
Sraftion burd bic Gnti6ei6ung bet @ablz
&eOiftonsbebOr6e bod ben aiir3eren gez
3ogen bat, tpenn AUDI bic 8ertreter Der
Mor8ani6en Traftion ebcnfauS barnit
unsufrieben itnb, baB ibreu Ganbibaten
ni6t Gin BlaB in Der &ubrtf bes Stats
Stfets Ser BeOpIe's 8artD ein8er6umt
tuorben lit.
0urcb bic N~nOrbnung Der @abIbeb0rbe
limb ollo, ieBt vnur" iieben Stdets tm6el6e,
ntcbt ac6t, tuie mir geitern ouf @runo Der
@~nt1betbung Der Observation-Disclosures
beraus9erebnet batten.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Beoeutenoer unterfbIeif.

Bie ans Mtlpaufee beridtet pir6, bal
Der Suwelter Mbam 8oeoel an @ranb
Nne. gegen Guitoo S. Berger, ieinen ebez
maLigen Nngeiteuten unb ieBtgen Stu6enz
ten oeS Gbicago WebicaL college, etnen
9aftbefebl toe9en nnteri6leifs ermirft.
8loe0el ioa bereits Dor einem Sabre be-
oeutenoe l1nteri6Leife 8erger's sntbedt,
itb ober ~berubist baben, ais Berser's Ser
tnanOte ftcb bereit erfldrten, bic NngeIegenz
belt in 0rbnung gu b~rin9en. Oils bie1es
ntbt 9elbab, unternabm er seribtlicbe
S9rttte. Berger lit nit elmer Go6ter 6es
8anfiers S6LOiier in Wilmautec Ders
betratbet.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
81 knlbleoerne Mdnnerfd1uhe

Nit S&nireu uub @Ou9reB, @oObpeor BeIt
$3.50 folbleberue M6uneri9ube, Squire ooer Son.
9reB, gu $3.50.
s3;5 9on9ola &iO 9umenf9ube, Squire pberSubpfe,
@oobDear Q9eltS, at $1.95.
9on9olo SID 9amenf9uDs @9ntre unO amBpfe,
Square nno Opera Tpe8, al 1926. ~
$1.50 &toI6ube fir Saulen, AT 81.
9or9ola Rib SnDpfibube fGr WtQoden, @briro SeeI.
square Zoe, Yotent Sip, 79c; ipertb $1.25.
@iotb @on9reB fttr 2ameu, leberne Seiten, 49c; pertb
$l.25. ~
@9lparse @aibnere pOlene 9ontenitrtmpfe, DBne
Soum, 1915 elm Yaor.
@9t itmar8e gertppte 8iuberitrimpfe, fleece finch,
ollie SrDBer, su 121aC elm Paar.
SEQ 2usenD ietne moaene So6en fiir MGnner, 19iparae
SoiDmere=@oae, e%tnfades uub 9eflpGtenes Sonteelboar,
bel= uno 0unfel9raue Wple; auStpobI 3u 100 elm 8oor.
Notwithstanding ACKNOWLEDGMENT uuo Itnters
boien ftr &noben, ale 9rbBen, l9C per Stid.
Stotbe 9on5tpoaeue &inoer=lInterbemoen 1n0 zl1uters
bOIer 81 lie etn Garment.
gtotlrfer6Ige SerIeD=1nterDemoen uu0 lluterhpIeu
fir 0tdbdeu, fleece lineo", 1876.
@reausforbige fleece ltueo" SerIeDs9 amen.l1nterbeut.
ben, 1915 iebes.
Seine lpetBe Wterinp acknowledgement uub .1nter.
boien. @rbBen 20 bis 40 3oa, 29c; tpertb SOC.
$1.W GuoIttdt bDppelt yfeeceb" NtGHuer=l1nterhemoeu
uno =unterboien 3u 69c ieDes @tiid.
garoigonsSodets fHr Wt6nner. 69c ieoes.
@infobe unb 9oppel=8ruft Stodtnet=@6de fir Wt6us
ner, &unbenarbelt 81 $2.49; wertb SIS.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
A%enoerun9 am Stod Grdanoe.
6ebGu0e.

@eftern g}a6mitta9 na6men gum Gr.
1t9unen ouer P%aiianten etnise 2crbetter bas
WteOatuon, tpcl6cS SEN n0rblicben @tnoonc
oes neuen Stof @rBa,19ez@ ebG.u6es an BEL
Gde Der Woibington= unb QaiaueIr. aierte
3erHnter, UNI es burc5 Elm anberes, nslbcs
ote etntabe Sni6rtft 1893" trdgt, al er.
1tBen. 9err Serb. Yef, elmer Der 0irefto:
rem pes Stof @~Gc5ange, erfldrte, man babe
DIE Aenoerung por9enommen, neil bic Rel.
tltn9sn ltch nibt nur iiber bic grammoti.
toltlhe Contribution ser friiberen Srlcbrifj
autbtelten, i%OnSern auh Ste bttorticbe Nih.
tigteit berieIben besmeifelten. Q(1f BEN
Ufc0G!uon ftanb nGmLicb; The first brick
building erectet in Chicago was built
on this site.
Nb9eleben nun bon Ser Tbot1ahe, bof
oaS critic 8aGitetns@ eb6ube in Gbicoo[
et9enlltb ,ntcbt bort g%citonben baben lol
9aben etnt8e 8biloGogen un1erer Stobt bi,
Sn1dbrttt an nno fitr fib fir febIerbaft er:
Hart. Us loute nGntItcb beiBen: The frs1
brick building erected in Chicago
stood on this site.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31

Ser befannte 9auerlGufer 6enrb
S6me6l, tpel6er es infolge elmer 0ette
INN $1,000 unternommen bat, in Y Stunz
ben bon SnbianapOGtS nacb Chicago su
9ebcn, fam beute 0eOr8en I'm IL ubr IS
Wtnuten in &enfielaer, Snb., an llnb be-
CAB itb nm 6 l1br auf ben @eg nab 6amz
mpno. WOrsen I'm bic Mttta9saeit utrb
er bier ertpartet.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
gu PC Ole naro.

200 .@tiide g~rltu9ton 9lotbs fir RinOer=aIeioer gu
54c Die 0aro.
8 Siften 3s-aDa. @afbmere @laios unb @beds gu 81
bic 9orb.
SO @tHde &rltugtOn Wtias mDaeue 9erees, SO 3Oa
brett lnlr in S9uar3 unD 9tanDl, an 25c Die 0orb.
Is Stltde 54=5Da. rein=lpoaens MrllHgtpn WtilS SIai0
cuttings SIT 800 Die garO.
&titen Soncp N~eHbetten, opu ben arlington Mtus
9en1att. 80 3oa brett, 3u 1915 Die 0orb; pertb 45c.
IL Bitten 40.5Da. @rltn9tpn WtiaS Sei0e= uno @oae'
9%topttoten, iDDue neue Stpffe, 2c Die Barb,
Site 40=3na. 2~lrltngtor Drills i9lparSe Diagonal
Ser9es gu sc Die 9aro, mertb 35c.
8 &t1te1 40=5Oa. rei1t=lpp0ene Nrliuotpu Wttas 5hpar.
as 9enrletta, 40.3ba. arlington Mils I9lpere Storm
Ser9e5 gu CSC bic Yaro, ui4t SOC, mte BON anoeren pD1
elmer MoGe 5urid ~onge3ei9t lpur6e.
rs Stiide rein=tuo1eHe feiue l9por5e Npbelt1 Cuttings
IN ben neuen tletneu St9ureH uub Seibe= unO @OIe:
Gffeften.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Calico mrappers 35t 0as StiiR.

8amen.@rappers, geTto9t bon f6lperem Sud, @priet
Wotfts, graib-geias, groBe Ruffes. peiter &Ocf, gu zoe;
1000 8oor 75c 9omensS orfetS = an 59r hos Oeoor
Of in &l0DbS NnBlpoore1t=9 9 partement ousoeoeben,
PA rei6t 10 fpeit lpie 81 IN onberen Yublpooren=Saoerr.
5000 9aruirte SameHbitte, in ben uelieften Barrier
Mtpoen, 5n $50, $l.29, $l.59, $l.98, uuo autmQrts bis au
$6:96-meriger aIS Die 9dIfte, mas fe on6erslpo foIten.
Jtla.JlotS, IN allet %SSorber, gu 49c; a%noerstpo 93c.
39c StanleD=Soppeu 3l 100.
StanleD=Soppen fur Mt6nner gu 29c.
Autas, in ben neueiten S9attiruugen, al 1c bas GtId.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Bett=B (an6ets, UeiR OF. qrau, 45c Elm Daar

8aar.
100 qaar Bpm EXTRA arOBen 8Ioatets, psiB unb eruu,
peGtb oIs gu $6, 1eoo9. Elm ment9 beI3muBt, gebeH fir
81. 98s 80. %, 49, unb 81. SO bag Paar.
100 @tiid ft9Irirte uub Coin spot S9tpeiser gpr.
bGHge, mertb 18c, su 12Hc'p per @orb.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31

Struts nah GOntbtuotionen limb uupppulqr.
Us 9lebt ober cine Dirt n&ruit", geeen Bic
gttemallo etrpas Su io9eu bat. Dts. lit 6as
3rl!lt ooer 9ertralen, boS bas 9Ab(lfum bat
III 6ooo's SariapariQa.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Sln0 nber 81. % lDertb.
CAPES, WRAPS, JACKETS.

aftro6on 8ela @opes, Sc. 98; lpertb $780,.
Solf GapeS BON RerieD Sud, ieioe=gefiitterte 8anos,
1.98, lpertb $3.5
WoHene Sbirdtno 9onteu-Sodets, SO 3oa lang, Die
nellefteu SaeOns gu 1898.
8pr=SadetS fir Samen unb W3Gb1en, ppue @erl1eI
Sammet=GrogeM, 3u So. 98.
&in0er 81. IS @iberbnipn.Wt6nteI au CSC,
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Jeder ArtiReR Elm Dollar und Dimes rlpurer.

11dnner.21n5u9e, u~ebersteber, Pofen, meaen, Sdube, Bite, 11eber
Rofsn, unter<5ene, str5mpfe, Psm0sn, Polstroften. Krasen! %11onfdetten
Rnoben= uno Ktnoer=onsa9e unO =l1eberJeber, bofen, maifs, bute, Hap
pen, SduRe, BENDER. Oomen11dnteI, mrops, Ksi0er, peIse, etc. 81
&iItputaner=Greiiem+
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Gina6G. gOneQ pe6=Belak, lOc cine NarN.

@ina6n. @Iectric Seal 8eiab, l9c Die yarb.
@in36a. 9raler &rtntner @el8.8eiob, 2c bic 30.
Giu36a. gtutria 9eias. 35c bic 20.
gin86n. notitrl. Opoiium. Csc Die 9arb.
300 DarOs l31ar5er urb ~farbtger Set Stmp gb9tugs,
81, &c uub SC Die Yarb=
275 Sets Seal loops au 4ec bus get.
Or. Warner'S @~oriet.5table, pple 2dHgen, brab uub
petB, nur &c Das 8aor.
100 9nbenb feirfe ieibene 9arters fir 9omen. oOlbeue
nno filberne 96naaen, 25c baS 8oor; lpertb Csc.
27=5ou. eQtes Sbea Wbale6one gu sc; tpertb 15c.
SO SroB Soteen=ibers ogeue 8Ietoer.S tGnber, Mtetoa.
MufiaB, sc etn Get.
5000 gfunO 9egter's S%trid=@OttOu, oae 6arbeu, jebe
IS 9nben6 ganbpfe @ctut @ptbeu. unO eeTttfte &ra.
gen, Sc uno l0c leoer.
Seine engltide SlDrtasS GeQeu1dirnte, gaturs
bot6grtffe. febr elegant, gu $50.
Sn9lll9e SIerI9=Setoene Serrer.ge9enI9trme, 9tns
9emiftt6eb Serreu.8o IbentiiGer BON cremefar6iaer
iaponeftifer 9eioe; 25c; tpertb 40c.
Getnletoene Gream 9rocabeO 9erreH=9alSti9er, soc,
tuertb ST.
MortnebLaue ~reinleiOeue 8rOcabeO Serrens9oIstH9er,
75c, mertb $3.50.
Seine &opu bonbbeItitfte SemItitbeb Serren.SoIheu.
ttl9er, lpeiB uno forbtg, l9c ie6es.
SpiB Embroidered Scoaopeb 9umer.S oI6enti6sr,
10c, mertb l8c.
%4tp0pftae 9amenr6 Gace.9anOI9uBe, eA big IA, uur
I6Dar5, Csc.
I'm 8a1 cement.
$1,000 10 900 @i5 sgffo init : Pie IN 1919 so @Eaf 9goIftois's
Boot Of Aa", startling Stpries", Il. E.lp.
Jroeue Elm Su9 fir Ic.
25c=9}praue in Yapierun1I9Goq al sc iebes.
50c=SIber, %bte9iamer 3utsgiHbano, gu Sc.
l=9nGer bulbl9er 3ut1=@inbono, gu l5c lebes.
Serti9e 9etttabsr, "a 0orbs brett, PA YarOs lang,
gu 37HC jebe8.
@eble4te &opfftnem.lebersaoe, 43 3Ol lang, SO 3oG
brett. 71Rc jeDes.
Tlanel=G ttrt=Glufter fir 3amen 29c iebes.
103Da. 9ebletft. 9pta Sraib, 213c per Yor6.
Gremefarb19er @bater-5lanea, 2le per gorO.
EVAN | LLOYD
! 13S STATE-STR.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
observation-disclosures fir Mdnner.

6erbft nO gSinter 75c 81 so unO So untr3eug, jbt. zoe, SOC, soc, zoe
6o1entrG9er unb SrHmpfe, waren 25c, 35c, SOC, iet. 49,. Sc, 1896, 29c
9alstrocbhn, paren SOC, 75c uno 81, ieBt. Sc, 1910, 29e
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Bohemian Brewing Co.

puH UUtruAp+
GG1tes bobrtii6e8 UBiIfcMer" t.nfere gpe:
t~tatit6t. Office unb groueret 9&p. 684-7o8
Blue Sslaub &ne. Sphn &raIppee, 9r1f.; Gbos. 8.
9Optda, 8iae'QrGt uHb SetretGr Dttp Subtn, G6og'
MsllteS. 28oe5lS, mo hi. fri
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31

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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AprUoJ Natsu. ant of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
AAAual ptatVhVnt INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania ON the
Slst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-11
WOULD FIGHT FOR AUSTRIA.
Emperor William Makes Promises
Of Assistance in 4oasting
Francis Joseph.

PoLA, Austria, April AT the lunch
con given in honor of Emperor William
on board the Austrian frigate Radetz-
ky, Archduke Carl Stephen toasted
Emperor William who, in reply, pro-
posed and drank the health of Emperor
Francis Joseph. In the afternoon En-
peror William dined at the Naval Ca
sino, where, in reply to toast in his
honor, he proposed the health of Adj
miral Sterneck.
During his speech the Emperor ex-
pressed his cordial thanks for the re-
ception accorded to the German war
ships which visited Austrian ports in
1890, and wished prosperity to the Aus
trian navy, whose activity and progress,
he added, he had now become ac-
quainted with. Continuing, Emperor
William said. wherever Emperor
Francis Joseph, my best friend, to whom
| sam united by the closest unity and
truest brotherhood of arms, might sum-
mon the German fleet, it would 60 full
steam ahead"
Emperor William also drank the
health of Emperor Francis Joseph and
the Austrian navy. The toast was en-
Enthusiastically received.
Previous to leaving Pola for Venice
Emperor William conferred the order
Of the Black Eagle upon Archduke Carl
Stephen, and also bestowed other high
orders upon several Of the prominent
Austrian naval officers.
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TWENTY MEN DESERT.
Coxcy's Army Finds that the March
to Washington is Not
PLAY

MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, April 7.--There was
ascore ofdesertions to-day from Coxey's
little band of hope and great expecta-
tons. The proposed tramp to Monon-
gahela City over eighteen miles of
rough road, with a short stop at Eliza
beth for lunch, was the cause of it all.
Footsore and weary the men did not
view the prospects Of the start to-day
with any degree Of satisfaction. From
the expression in camp it can be stated
that were it not for the strict discipline
Of unknown" Smith, half the army
would be abandoned for time. The
short rations and the seven days con-
tinuous marching in a week over all
sorts Of roads and all kinds Of weather is
having q marked effect upon the mem
bers Of the army. The jollity has largely
disappeared, and last night the men
sat about the camp fires shivering in
their rags. Denunciations of the fare,
quarters and alleged unpleasant dom
ineering of several of the marshals, has
supplanted the songs and the pleasing
fortitude of the first days out
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MODIFIES HIS ORDER.
Judge Jenkins Renders a Decision
in the Northern Pacific
Case

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April Judge
Jenkins yesterday denied in every es-
sential particular the motion Of the
Northern Pacific employees for modi-
fication of the famous order against
strikes. Judge Jenkins, however, Or
ders stricken out that clause in his sup
elemental restraining order which pro-
hibits the heads Of the labor organiza-
tons from ordering, recommending,
approving or advising others to quit
Northern Pacific Railroad on Janu-
airy l, 1894, or at any other
time" Even as to the issuance by
labor leaders of orders recommend
ing or directing strikes this modification
does not in the least affect the general
nature of the writ or extend to the en-
ployes any more liberties than they haG
under it's original provisions
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WELCOME TO THE KAISER.
How the German Ruler VIII be Enter
tanned in Venice

How the German Ruler VIII be Enter
tanned in Venice.
VENICE, April 6.-Most extensive
preparations are being made here to
celebrate the meeting in this city OF
King Humbert Of Italy and Emperor
William of Germany. The programme
of the festivities includes a grand IL
Elimination of the Plaza of st. Mark
and of the Plazetta of St. Mark in front
of the Palace of the Doges; soiree and
state banquet at which eighty guests
will be entertained. During his stay in
this city Emperor William will visit the
principal buildings and the arsenal. 1t
is considered probable that King Hum
bert, after his interview with Emperor
William, will go to Florence in order to
visit Queen Victoria.
PoLA, Austria, April 6.-The German
frigate Won Moltke, with Emperor
William on board, has arrived here
The German warship was greeted
with an imperial salute from the
guns of the forts on the coast, and
as she entered the harbor all
the ships dressed rainbow fashion,
the German flag flying at the
main. Archduke Carl Stephen and Adj
miral SteTneck, accompanied by the
civil, military aud naval authorities,
went on board the Won Moltke as soon
as she dropped anchor, in order to well
come Emperor William