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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

A nice way TO cook and serve any deli
cate fish, especially trout, is to put it in
fish kettle, with sufficient water TO
cover IL, with the addition Of vinegar.
salt, thyme and whole pepper. The mo-
ment the water comes TO boil the ket-
tie should be set off the stove, but the
fish should remain in the hot water a
half hour Meanwhile good white
sauce should be made and slightly col
ored with tomato sauce. To this should
be added the whites of three hard boiled
eggs cut up rather fine. When the fish
has been placed ON the hot dish on which
il is to be served the sauce should be
poured around IL and the yolks Of the
hard boiled eggs passed through sieve
scattered over It. A little finely chopped
parsley about the edge. and the fish is
ready for the table.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26
DESCRIBE YOUR FRIEND.
And Then See How Well To- Picture WIN
TIT scores of Others.

Tit Scores oil Others
He was young man and fairly gooa
looking; smooth face and withon.
glasses: wore dark suit. was about
feet in height and looked like narriaS
man. Anybody would know him" sucb
WAS the description turned in by vonr,'
woman who slipped quietly into the cits
adiror's Office and wanted to adverf;s.
for Chalmers. 1t appeared that Chalmers
had left home, and nobody knew WIN
and this young woman had faith thai
her recital of his personal traits wonld
bring him back 1t was a good examnla
Of the average persons power of descrin.
ton Of a fellow being.
Il is totally inadequatel Though MAJ
he fearfully and wonderfully mada
there seems to be an unaccountable in
ability in nine persons out of every ten
10 give creditable word picture Of anv
one whom they have seen. Because W.
understand the looks Of person wbor
we meet them, it never occurs to The
mind that other people do not grasn =
thorough idea Of his appearance with =
few passing phrases Of description
Your friend comes in, and you av
mound to him that such and such mar
has lust called for him, but almost IN
yariably your exposition is jumbled Iot
of phrases which apply to the human
race in general.
The other day when | rushed into nv
Office room with a column story on the
end of my torgue-or at the tip Of NV
pen. TO be more accurate was given
this greeting;
"Hellol A man has just been in to sea
you"
"What did he look like:"
"Oh, he was a good looking fellow
not very tall, rather heavy, but not too
much So
"Was he old or youngf"
about 20 or %, should say"
"What color Of hair?"
81 don't remember now. However.
don't think he had a mustache."
"How dressedy'
"Oh, just an ordinary business suit"
Have you ever heard such a descrip.
ton? If not. watch yourself next time
you tell of some ones call. You will he
surprised to find that your description
would fit almost any member of the
human race.
Why is it?
don't know. We read in books that
it's because we don't cultivate the habit
of intelligent observation.
There was once a boy who learned
how to describe what he saw. Every
morning he was sent by his father TO
walk rapidly by an elegantly arranged
window, and then afterward to repeat
to him all the things he saw at this one
glance at the panorama and to describe
them. At first the lad could remember
but few things that his eye may have
caught in the passing glance, but in time
he could remember almost everything
in show window by merely seeing it
once.-Boston Herald.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26
A nalr splitting nl.hnn.

IL is recorded Of a certain hair split
ting English bishop. who was accus-
toned TO compose ms charges" in the
train, and whose desk was always placed
opposite TO him. that he invariably treat
ed IL as though It were living vis-a-vis.
The train being very full on one occs-
sion, would be passenger inquired II
tins place was taken. and the bishop.
with his sunniest smile. expressed regret
that there was no room. Il don't think
that was quite right, my lord, said one
OF his fellow passengers. what was
not right" inquired his lordship urbane-
~. ITO say that the place was taken. &"
Pardon me. did not say that il was
taken; was particularly careful to use
the word occupied. San Francisco
ArgOnaut.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
MATE LEROY DESCRIBES SOME 40
MlRABLE SPRING BoNNETS.

metropolitan Dry Goods Stores Crowded
With Novelties-Things Seen In the show
Windows - Three Imported Mourning
Gowns-spring Wraps.
copyright, 1894. by American Press Associa-
toni
Side by side stand counters, one holding
piles Of shimmering silks. rich and beauti-
ful, another laden with calicoes and prints,
another again loaded with soft wooden
goods, and still another covered with ahSu
printed mulls and muslins. Printed and
striped French hannels lie just beyond. and
so on throughout not one, but a hundred
stores. There is everything for every one
and every season or weather, and each sep
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

Now double it over as indicated by c A
in Fig. g. If the line c E comes upon c d
it will show that you folded correctly. II
it comes little outside or inside, modify
the first fold, c d.
When you are sure that the line c f
comes exactly on D, cut with your scis-
sors along the straight line marked by
dots in Fig. 3, and unfolding the paper
you will have the star with five rays. and
can cut as many thousands OF them as you
like on the same plan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

A letter from one of nv corros,,,.
sells me Of kitten up in Maine nv P9u9erts
si ,,~, ~ Is very singular thing for .
s slesen TO do but after all how does II ~ sr
' %sr Ia 9ueerness the habit Of some litt1a
90 know who masticate their 80 ;os
sa'a1 before swallowing il instead Of nv 80
longing the delight by letting il mol, pro %
80 80 mouths mouths and trickle slowly and sof,,u
People. '"'pers Young
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

Senator Allen Of Nebraska is a big
burly man who looks like a prosperous
dealer in live stock. Shortly after his
arrival IN Washington he was stopped at
the door Of the senate chamber by a new
doorkeeper, who informed him that no
one save senators was allowed on the
floor. Mr.. Allen smiled sadly. waved his
hand and said; Very well. sonny, Tn .
senator. don't look it, know, but |
am, just the same. )" and passed into the
sacred precincts. Chicago Herald.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

sage had "A full vest front Of Italian Grape
and the sleeves were gigot and made Of
courtauld, as also was the bask The col
lar had double ruching. The lower part
OF the skirt. or sprung founce. was made
very still and full.
There Is another for half mourning for a
young lady and intended for very full
dress occasion. There is a long train, and
around this Is double rufiie OF Italian
Grape, with a fold OF the courtauid, of which
the entire gown Is made, cut on the bias
which brings the crinkles straight, and this
fold Is set in the middle Of the double ruflie
The corsage has positions in the back aud
a full vest front Of white crepe lisse. The
collar Is made Of folds OF white silk Grape
and there are wide cuffs of the same at the
wrists With this costume there Is a hat
with high huted brim. 1t is made OF
black crepe lisse, with white crepe lisse
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26
Vienna.

inc 'a Is OF nearly circular form. be
'as L miles in circumference. The old
~. VI Guy proper. is, however. scarcely
LOO ''',les round. 1t was formerly IN
,"t",l by Notifications. Immediately
ss, rs'1e OF these was a wide esplanade
,a ',,sr .ne Glacis, which has been ele
ons ~ 1uli1 up and is called Ringstrasse'
,,or,s 'ne most splendid streets in the
'0rio Brooklyn Eagle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

This is the way to obtain the exact shape
of a star with five rays by n single cut IN
a straight line with a pair Of scissors in a
single piece Of paper;
Take letter sheet double folding it to
right, as in Fig /, according to the line
d, so that the angle A G B shall be half
of the angle B c d. Then fold the sheet
according TO tie line G \ Of Fig 9
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

While studying the government Of the
city Of Cambridge as a member Of a
Woman's Suffrage club, when the ques-
ton arose as 10 what part women might
properly take in municipal government,
my one suggestion was that they should
be elected 10 the board of health. as they
could, more advantageously than men.
look after the hygienic conditions Of the
home. Mrs. Clifford in Good House
keeping.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

II is still much the fashion as summer
comes ON to lay mating on the floor and
scatter small rugs about in Eastern
style. Occasionally mating is laid on
the walls as dado or up TO the ceiling,
and fringcs corresponding are carried
across the ceiling merging in the center,
where large Eastern looking lamp
probably hangs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

one morning when the milkman cam.
IN the gate Polly was in the window and
sad to him. Get out Of herel" The Mill
man. supposing it was one of the famiiv
went away thinking we had a very INN
hte way Of letting him know when W
aunt wish milk. He did not get rs-
when he heard. Sweet corn. green meas %.
strawberriesg" and recognizing pdII~,,
voice he saw how he had been deceiy y
and came back and gave us onr NH
New York Recorder 1' "''iA'-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

The American revolutionists of l576 were
opposed 10y 29,i6d men bought by the Brit
ish government in Hesse, Brunswick and
Auspach. For these men the king paid
As, i27 900, or about ei75 per man. OF the
whole number OF mercenaries IL ,s43 pcr-
ished in the war.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-26

The National Lifeboat institution Of
England has saved 5000 lives since its es-
Enlistment in 1924
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

sleep the resurrection OF the dead city oil
PompelI commenced. The WORLDS inter
est was awakened by the wonderful dls,
coveries resulting from eXcaVating, anu
Lord Lytton immortalized his name Dy
writing his famous story, the Last
DAYS % Pumpeii," incorporating the
most horrible humanitles with the most
beautiful romances; "A few years later
James Pain q Sons. Of London. Englahd,
achieved the triumph OF HE time III
the production OF this.
The Last Days of Pompeii has been
witnessed by millions OF people IN Eu-
rope and hundreds of thousands In
America. The gay. rich city OF a. j..
70. IS beautifully pictured on thouksa a,mh
inps of ancient style OF architecture oc-
M the foreground. while Nesuvius
towers above in the distance to nearly
y vnsl water IS prepared gondolas float
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
cham and serviceable.

- cents will purchase q Splendid
OnIy - the Century War Book at The
&%s Ths Hna The - p sqnye sass.ss as
we'll as aasy slipped In and out. The
can % ,yilI hold one part Or the entire
olnder with equal ease ...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
For Debility

USE HossFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. w. III. Holcombe, New Orleans. La,
saws: II have found IL particularly her,
yiSeable I'm treatment of women ana
children for debility and loss Of APPETITE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

~, e. Marshall are conceded to make
Alien az and ten-cent cigars sold In
the pest Ell TRIUMPH and FLOR
DE MARSnALH'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
nYr r,pmrn,s rxPrnlENcE.

one of the finest farmers In GeoIii ga
today gave this as his experience ~
e9ii he ran along IN debt for severn
years after the war untll many - ~
mortgage took his place, the lheI St'' 1,,,t
tInly MS mule and the deNl was doO"l
~ take him; he had no credit ana no
tyianJs. finally he said 10 his wire anu
children: we have corn enough 70 -,
0gr mules and .Tc2l Cor u.s., ana -"
colv will Give us plenty Of milk ana pus
Ter. ON This rented farm We VIII luIiii,1
Crr crop on bread and butter ana Min Ir,,.,
lie said all through the year ne SAT- ug%r
TO his table, morning, noon, anu n,9ms'
not a piece of meat nor cup OF CoiiGI,
nor any deiicacies or Injuries "c"'
his table through the year. 49,,
At the end OF the year his part OF w
,ron came TO him all in cash, ne selll'H
up his debts and had one hundred uy,,
lars left. the next year he mIhe t5'' ~
hundred dollars run nm anu 10y ,,'ls
Is one Of our largest and most prosperous
farmers. and says he has not seen a
dav for fifteen years that he WOuIaI,
knock a man down who WouI odrr 10
credit him He says that the Nv" stt, .
that he lived closely on bread ana put
ter most of the time, were the Two ytdLn
that gave him the lessons OF economy
and frugalily which maue MN 'o-'"'
almost n millionaire farmer. ,,
II our farmers could learn lesson IKE
this. quit looking 10 the merchant i.r
credit and congress for ald, nut WIN
frugalltv. wisdom, and industry mix
their muscle with their SOIL, their con-
mon sense with the MANAGEMENT OF thgH
business the farmer Of to-day would he
the most indep"uient man IN tht "Ulta
No model farmer will go into debt; ne
dav ne goes into debt, whatever else ne
may be or may not be, he ceases TO De
n model farmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

I'VE acres of ground, a great amphithea-
ire seating zen thousand persons, IN front
u which is great BODY or WAFER rev
resenting the Bay of Naples, beyond
urrfaCt CITY nesting at the base or a
great mountain. The spectator not only
views the beautiful pageantry, roman
games and sports Of eighteen centuries .....,s
aro. which i'm themselves is far more
than any ordinary exhibition, but ne
sees the upheayal Of great volcano ana
a complete destruction of the city and
buildings and can hardly imagine ne IS
looking on anything but an actually.
1T is Az rDUCAToR.
As nm educator this great exhibit Il
famous throughout the land. Hundreds
of professors and students have yisiten
thesa eXhinits purely from an eo1cauOudl
standpoint. The clergy throughout the
country have endorsed and lectured
IIpon the wonderful amount Of good de-
rived from this wholesome and instruc-
live lesson, advising all to pay a visit TO
the exhibits wherever given.
At the conclusion Of the exhibit jas
pain e Sons viii make a special dis
play every night of their celebrated
Manhattan Beach fireworks. introducing
The latest novelties and effects as ar
ranged and given 10y them at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, each display ag-
gregating n cost Of one thousand dol
Special excursion rates have been ar
ranged on all railroads. and cheap
avail themselves Of the opportunities thus
offered and visit Richmond during these
great carnival nights.
ON Tuesday night an immense portrait
Of Governor O'Ferrabl and also one of
the Capitol building Will be seen in fire
works
The admission fee of 20 cents after c
O'Clock I'm the evening entities the Wis
tor to an the privileges on the grounds,
so that those wishing 10 see the exhibits
at the Exposition can do so for about
two hours before the 'Iompeii' COM
mences.
When I visited the grounds yesterday
about saventy-fve men were busily en-
gagged putting TIP the mammoth scenery,
finishing up the grand stand, completing
the lake. and getting matters into shape
for the first night a fun dress rehear-
sci win he held on Monday night, and
the speculator production proper VIII
be given for the first time on Tuesday
night, and will he repeated with a COR
geous display of fpyrotechnlcs livery
night during the Exposition.
The lake is 200 by 50 feet. while the
front platform is 100 by 80 feet The num-
Der Of persons required to produce the
spectacle will be about 800 including some
OF the most noted specially people In
this country.
COMO TO THE PAIR,
o. I like It in October
When the harvest work Is dun,
An the big state FAR II reuu5
with the prizes ter be won'
Fer / take tn blooded heffur,
An a hog o. pond'rous size,
Er yearling fer the races.
An i try 10 win prize.
Farmer Snappin Bean goes with me-
An he tries ter git place,
But I leave him M the quarter
An he's never In IN race
Silas Simpson trots a secon
With err little sOrrel mare,
PM I leave him i'm tn distance
Yes. l allus beat him square.
Yes. 7 like II In October.
When the harvest work Is dun,
An tn big State Fair Is open
III / git tn prizes won.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
well as youngsters of a sporting propen-

Wfi as youngsters Oh Spoi we
They will an ne there The smooth,
tongued man who VIII make you ihNeSr
whether YOU want TO ihVest ,ders
not. and the man that runs WOMB
I'm every conceivable shape, ana the ~
dividual VINO manipulates the siue s"oMm
behind the canvass, ana tens you o.,
about II after YOU get Inside. Ihey are
putting up their respective headquartei1
already They are quite busy. / on WIZ
zee them all there with fluent tongues anu
smiling physlognomles.
THE PROGRAMME.
But a word about the programme. 1t
viii be elaborate and entirely in Keeping
with the dignity of the occasion.
ON Tuesday next the opening day, the
public schools will close and the puphs
viii. OF course be jubilant Many oil
the business houses, the Tobacco En-
change. and other places VIII close TOT
the day, and a grand military pdlade
viii be one Of the features. Governor
Oferraii will make the opening address
AID Mayor Taylor will also make an
address on Tuesday the competitive
drill win be held. This promises TO De
highly interesting. and there Is already
q good deal Of speculation as TO the re-
The Blues Battalion having been prac-
uclng a great deal for the event they
/ VIII make highly creditable showing
/ i'm the contest in which prizes ranging
/ from 300 to $500 VIII be awarded.
z
J diuon to the various specially dttIdc-
tions, music and the Ike VIII be held az
/ o'clock In the afternoon, new iealuIe
in the shape Of n jumping contest on"
to all Virginia horses ridden by by gI aiaT-
] tcurs The jump VIII be under inc SUI
| vision and direction OF the Deep Kun
! Hunt Ciub. and TIE members Of the Gun i
say that the affair will be Of the most III
! tcTesting and exciting character
| II will be similar TO the jumping con
tests held at the Madison square qua 70 oar az.
den. New York, which are S3'a 70 al
| tract immense crowds from all parts o.
the @0 empire State. The contest viii tai TAX
place I'm the race track circle imhGu'a az
/ ~ i'm front of the grand STAND. haIlS WI
hc arranged from two and ont'haH i,
four feet high, and the points IN o ,n'
contest will be nifty for jumping AM
INV for manner, action, and shape. -,
The prizes win De be r as iol' S%6isomt
pounds. handsome gold. medal, =, ore,
IL is probable that there VIII he H.;
or more entries in the contest lhcIuu'Hi
! "a number Of ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
yvervIT,s ANSWERS,

The sports commence and continue IN
iii the races run, the garlands won. me
cladiators hOuored. and the priests re-
arch to the temple Of Isis. The doors
are thrown open, showing the ilumlnna-
ted interior, and priestesses emerge the
golden images are brought forth ana as
the venerable priests appear. all kheel
except a party Of Christians, who re-
fuse to worship the idol and as. the cry
down with the Christians, arises.
Vesuvius answers in return with an an an,
CRY roar and exhibits flame belchlhE
forth. clouds Of fire and heated stones,
floods Of lava flow down the mountain II
side, spreading dcsolation IN IT'S pam.
and arches fan amid fire and, terrific
explosion everywhere, adding to the seem,
ingly total devastation; the frightened
populace rushing from the scene 10 Sc
cure avenues Of safety.
To form some idea Of the vastneSs OF
this great work, let the reader Imagine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

10 Feet Long 10 Seen-Last Days %
POmpeH.
with caily dressed men and women VINO,
like the many people on the plctureSguagT
streets OF Pompcii, await the arL .l,rI
of the grand procession and me com
mencement of the days sports IN honor
Of Isis, their favorte goddess, Nssu-
vius frown5 quietly on the placid sc eIo
e,1errns but the sight Is too common
for serious thought from the people VIII!
are wholly given 10 pleasure now that
a trumpet tells the approach OF tne
itn Forum to receive the distinguished
visitors and review the pagcantry.
Marching Roman soldiers, follower by
slaves with banners and trophies, dals-
ing girls. senators. noblcmen under can
nries fan bearers and slaves. gladiators
and musicians: the whole forming one OF
the most beautiful pictures ever pre-
scented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

COTTON SHEETING, yard wide. at 4.
3, ola up 10 u l-2c.
SINGLE BED SHEETING- 81 vide, at
rs % and iSc. - wide 10 2-3 and Sc.' ~
wide. Is and DOC % wide, ~ and &c.
lO-t wide DOUBLE SHEETlNG, ~. ~.
%. and Doc for the best made In America
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
10 A nnsIIrARLE NAY.

The model farmer Is n hospitabc man.
Some Of the most magnificent h'Sglial-
ity have never Witnessed or shared mas
been at the good old farmers home. ms
genial disposition. his healthy, common,
sense good wife his manly boys ana
womanIv girls. charm us with their as
ISOLATION, and the table bids US least
and live. - ,-.,,,,,-,r
Information. well posted along the lines
If history uOlitical economy and atrl-
cnItrre. In other words he Is q pleasant
comrauion. talking sensibly upon all SUD-
iects and fooishly upon none
The model farmer mas genus tSl l 10
ducino tho longest ear or corn, the Dig
800 notato4g The finest hogs. the best
wheat and then he keeps on hand me
latest mules the finest mllcn cows; ~
crib full OF corn, ms Darn IulI VL lyu ,.,,
in # The mode. farmer Is scrupuouSly
honest No stones I'm the middle, or ms
bales OF cotton, no cheat In an! tHi"5 he
offers for sale. 1919 ,o.o+oos .,
When he carries !o1u ol lo'",ot' al
town tne biggest potatoes are not a.
80, ~, ton and the little ones on the
bottom. The same Is true OF everything
he offers for sale
prIuts WITH HIS WIZ.
The model farmer divides fairly win
his vic The butter ana chickens anu
~, 49, and all the little things with
~. VI ,a,tcr they bring upon the market
VIZ" ,s,c,,,Ir,iiousIy turned over 10 wife as
mr. ~, money, not 10 buy sugar and
roffea with for the family, but II j. hers
90 Jn a. She ulcdses with, and she taxes
y qreater interest in these things because
they are hers. III, -. ~. o,,.,
The model farmer VIII make ms own
80 III for woe be TO him when he
by ,J, bovs sit up In the shade the year
allu IL anJ boss poor old crippled
I pour,,' and a stff-eared mule make
cTOD. -- 4, n true Christian
nc ,bo RECOGNIZES the fact that his
f fa,.rr belongs to God and he Is but ten
AM IL III tdtes fair with God knowing that
,hn s,'nsbine and the rain with the seed
tle sun, r,j harvest which they bring IS
tllne aiiI .iGt OF the kind Father above.
inr nut ti'T above all men, ought 10 be
ne ,'tn,t and best man, constantly in
the p ui i'm sunshine and showers. with
Coutdct fnrest with fruits and flowers.
nt i.L g. bright world all day and the
WIN , ',l ntiet at night.
So r,,la our farmers are best In char
AS d - unrest in life. May the good
asltI am hove US multiply the model
Father "a over our land. for it will be
FARMER "a a. tbepn a perpetuity OF our purest
slNIn1 " and they will be the mainstay OF
morals ,,",lnrrment and institutions, both
our ,nfrcb and State leaning on their
tne the o"a rms and noble hearts.
strong al A'7 Yours truly,
SAM l.. JONES.