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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

Order to Show cause why Order Of Sale Of Rea
Estate Should not be made.
In the probate court OF Canyon county, Ststs
OF Idaho
In the matter OF the estate OF James H. Lewis
deceased:
Samantha Lewis. the administrative OF tn,
estate OF james II. Lewis deceased, having filed
her petition herein duly verehed, praying for al
order OF sale OF certain parts OF the real estat,
OF said deceased for the purposes therein Sc
forth. II Is therefore ordered by the Judge o
this court that all persons Interested in th'
estate OF said deceased appear before the sale
probate court on Friday the fifth-cay of October
1894. at ten O'Clock A. N. OF said day at the cour
room OF said probate court at Caldwell In Can
yon county. 10 show cause why an order shoul,
not be granted to the said ADMINISTRATIVE q
sell so much OF the real estate OF said deceases
ut private sale as shall be necessary and that
copy OF this order be published at least fou
successive weeks in the Emmett INDEX, a news
paper printed and published In said Canyon
county. M. X. JENKINS,
Judge
Dated Sept. 5th, 1894
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

THE Chinese all over the United States
have gone to work to organize national
political party Of their own and demand
fairer treatment for there race. The
wild donkeys in South America have
also been organized into strong herds fos
self-protection from wolves, and when
attacked they will put there heads to-
gether and with heels out, kick their
enemies to kingdom come. 1t is as yet
only the free American workman that
hasn't sense enough to unite with his
fcllows.-Bystander.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

or a truth this western country is
wild and woolly. In a playful humor a
man at Gibbonsville some time ago was
done to death with knife in the hands
Of companion. BY some unaccount-
able mistake the murderer was arrested
and is now languishing in Jail. A man
had piece Of his face bitten of aud
masticatod TO a beautiful finish by a
friend in Salmon City not long since.
For this bit OF pleasantly the maStlcator
was dismissed with blessing. OF actions
To that effect. A gentleman over at
Leesburg the other day. not being aware
that that camp had been cleaned up
years ago. started in TO ''work over the
tailings, with the result that one man
found Il necessary to have piece of
skull removed from his pancake batter.
and another had the map OF Lemhi
county, with all its streams. valleys and
eruptions plainly visible. elegantly plast-
cred over his physiognomy. The peace
able citizen who accomplished this work
of art had a bottle of Jerses tightening
placed in his hand and with a God
speed betook himself to unknown fields
and pastures new. Existence here con.
sists OF an uninterrupted role OF compli
ments and civilities. and scarcely da,
passes without hgurstive head being
placed on some one. The only way Il
insure continuous round Of enjoy men
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

OF these pleasantries is 10 wear couple
OF six-shooters and bowie knife in
your belt and have Winchester In
your hand constantly. Then II some
one happened to run up against you and
got killed, why, 1t is not likely that
another such mistake as the Gibbons
vile arrest would occur, so you could
continue your pursuit OF happiness as Of
yore without fear OF molestation. the
same as do the other fellows.-Salmon
City Republic.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

ing contest. Icautlon my constituents
TO beware Of him. His voice is sweet
and musical as cymbals Of brass, and
may be heard from afar His wings
have cast their shadow over all Idaho.
His fame has already spread far and
wide, and has snuffed the breezes Of
both oceans. With his tail he can fan
the gentle zephyr into tornado Of POI
litical economy and then reduce II as
softly and sweetly as an evening breeze
envelopes a summer evening. Beware
Bewarcl j. c. LEONARD,
Gov. Third House.
EXECUTIVE DEPT, Boise. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

J. II. RICHARDS, republican candidate
for Judge Of this district, Is the only
candidate on any Of the State tickets
from the Payette valley, and it is but
natural that the people here should cher
ish very lively interest in his candida
cy. He is perfect gentleman and will
make an excellent Judge. He possesses
all the attributes necessary to fill the
Office and the people of Emmett will
give him handsome vote, regardless OF
politics.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

THOMAS JONES, peoples party candi-
date for district attorney for this dis
trict, will get big vote in this precinct.
As IL now stands the fight is between
Tommy and Mr.. Hays, the republican
nominee, the democratic candidate hav-
ing withdrawn his name from the race.
The voters will make no mistake in
voting for Il. J. Jones for district at
torneY. capable. honest and reliable.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

A couple OF Nampa's most cstimable
ladies had rather borrowing experience
last Wednesday evening. They realize
now that 1t is not a safe plan to place
their clothes in carriage while they go
in bathing. Very few horses, no matter
how gentle they may be. could resist the
temptation to break loose and run away
under such circumstances. -Nampa
Leader.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF James II. Lewis deceased-Notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned adminis-
trstrix OF the estate OF James II. Lewis de-
ceased the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication OF this notice,
To the said administrntrix at her residence near
Emmett Canyon county Idaho. the same being
the place for the transaction OF the business OF
said estate In the County OF Canyon.
Mrs. SAMANTHA LEWIS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once at Boise City Ida

Land once at Boise City Idaho
August N 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the following mann
ed settler has fled notice OF his intention 10
make final proof In support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Register
aud Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on October ?.
1891. viz:
Lorenzo heal
OF Ola. Boise county. Idaho, Pre-. ID. :. No 4fi6
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
James Ballentyne ST. Benjamin F. shepherd.
George Smith. Joseph Dermasters, all OF Ola,
Boise county, Idaho.
CHAs. 5. KINGSLEY. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

The state wagon road people are con-
centrating quite lot Of men at various
points on the proposed road. About 20
men were sent out on Monday. We
may look out for some vary healthy vot.
ing precincts To be established along
the line where they will do the most
good about the 20 OF November. " Som,
of us remember how IL was when tn,
o. :. l.. vas being built.-ldaho Dem
ocrat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

1t is the unexpected that happens cx-
cept when a legislative body undertakes
to investigate itself. The whitewash
bucket comes in at the end Of that with
the certainty Of death and taxes.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

IT is said that when Congressman
Breckenridge sailed for Europe few
weeks ago, the band on the dock played
"Thc Girl Left Behind Me-" while the
ships band struck up the air OF God
Save the Queen" as the vessel slowly
steamed out Of the harbor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

The populsts OF Idaho seem TO have
hit upon the right man when they nom
mated Jim Gum for Congress. A Pop.
Gum would feel at home with the other
members OF his party in congress-
Louisville Courier-Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

The Indians at the Lcmhi agency held
a grand roundup last week and indulg-
ed In various fcasts and games dear to
the Indian heart. A number OF visiting
Crecs, Sioux. Bannock and Nez Perez
Indians were at the agency and
assisted In the festivities OF the occasion.
The treat OF the week was the dog feast,
which was prepared by the Agency
Indians, one OF whom had fattcned five
pups in honor OF their visitors. A sham
battle was fought during the week and
various other sports carried on and to
make matters thoroughly interesting a
number OF christian Nez Perez Indians
held revival meetings during the week.
When the week was up the redmen
wanted to prolong their holiday season,
but agent Monk concluded that they
had had enough for one season and re.
fused to lie. them proceed. Re
public.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08

George Smith has just thrashed a
twenty acre tract OF White Lily wheat
and the average slightly exceeds sixty
bushels to the acre. 1t Is calculated
that from five to ten bushels to the acre.
were lost by shattering, while the crop
was being harvested. The white Lily
is new variety OF wheat for this sec
ton and the success gained for It this
year will insure its introduction extern
slvcly next season. Lewiston Teller.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08
Have You Any RGaEEStatG For Sale?

If will pay call address the undersigned Or you
purchase improved unmproved lands in large small tracts
either Canyon Ada Boise Washington counties IDAHO do not %
chase until you have list of lands which have for sale De-
cpve circular free any address upon application information
concerning the the country and prospects for development
cheefuIy furnished. Correspondence solicited
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-09-08
STATE NEWS.

A most peculiar incident happened
last Saturday Mrs. Thomas Stephens
was cooking dinner for the men folks
out on their ranch on EllShorn and was
In the act OF putting a stick Of wood
In the stove when bolt OF tightening
struck the stove-pipe, followed 1t down
into the stove and shot out Of the stove
door striking Ms. Stephens on the foot.
The three middle metacarpal bones
were broken, the sole Of her shoe was
torn from the upper and the shock
caused the blood to stream from her
nose and ears. The remarkable feature
OF the fracturing OF the bones in the
foot was that no abrasion OF the skin
was observable -Malad Enterprise.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
IneIdanLl Il - -.

A special meeting of tho Alumni .wHs
held st the home OF i.s president Miss
Antie Fleming last evening Instead Of
the snnuti banquet 10 wss decided 60
hold g reunion sometime this month.
the time and place 90 b. selected
Members of the Lenaps Fire Company.
who apparently take turns Tor the Work
Of ianior and p3lishers. are keeping
both enFiro house ard appsratuses in
splendid share. The engine house is sne
OF che coolest places ir Delaware Tor the
mcmters 20 spend their sumner eVeoinrs
The W e q { viii meet % ~ ,rr0u
afternoon. az the home of Mrs Lewis
husheheck. on Fifth street. n +
lt Is said that James B Tomau will
poll The largest nunber 81 votes here.
next Saturday. ever received by e
slIievalty caud'data in NeR. Castle al q
nomination election.
Water soaked into the driviur-wbesl
pit in the fee Mill 90 the Delaware Iron
WorEs yesterday aud soon stopped the
machinery in that locaity ior the entire
day
Eddie Marcus. iLs lively little centre
fielder oi She A C. baseball team. who
hss never iated 10 clunect bis bat viva
t1e ban 90 least twice during game
this season, was crippled yestsrday. Hs
caught bis font Ga a muie-drirer at the
Aer Castle Woolen Mills, ard the gast
required six stitches.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Dial

BRENNAN. N.-In this city. on May 30. Agnes.
daughter OF Patrick and Msry Brennsn, aged
years.
RAILEY.-In this city. ON the aGih Instant.
Sarah s., wife of Ahnrr Bailey, Jr.
FORMAN suddenly on June frh. in Chri--
iana hundred. near ElsmcIe. JOSEF pA r. E1rlaan
aged s3 vcare and e days.
The friends of the Family ere invited 90 at-
tend The funeral, from his lste residence. On
Thursday afternoon, june lih, 40 O'Clock.
Services 40 the Old Swcals Church.
HASSON.--ln this city. on June ]. Mar
caret. wife of rhomas has on, aged 5s years
NcMAHON.-On May a Mary. daughter
Of Kate sullivan and the late William sc
Mnlon. os el ld years.
pARkER.-ln this city. on june p. 1885, VIII
liam J. Parker, 10 the fsih year Cf lis ac
Relsfivos tnd friends are invited GO attend
the funerul.fiom bis la RI. -idenco zi3 Tat
nall street az 3 O'Clock %. m. Weinf slay
Also 81. Johns Castle Golden agles, ana en-.
pioyes OF b,tis's machine shops.
RlCE-ln this city. On ue 3lsi instant,
solomon W. hice, ace 5l yerrs.
SMiTH.-On May OBJ. ls g. Edmund smith,
AGED years
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
YOU WOULD NOT
BELIZE IT

To be possible unless you are
accustomed to visiting the
New York Clothing House,
that there are so many men
in Wilmington WANTING
CLOTHES. Neither can
you conceive the great variety
of tastes. No two men want
the same thing. This will
give you an ihkling of the
immense stock that we are
obliged 10 carry to satisfy a
large number of customers.
Just now, however, you will
permit us to direct your steps
to the counters weighed down
with Suits at $40.
All of these suits are made
fromthe BESTAMERICAN
Clays, Serges, Homespuns,
Cassimeres and Worsteds.
Perhaps there never was a
more popular material than
the good Serge. Ours are
good, they're the Ceilings
wood Serge, made by Folwell
and Co, in PHILADELPHIA.
Color guaranteed, wear guaran-
teed, fit and make cra~anteed,
Blues and Blacks for $40.
The best Serges in America,
and that's saying a good deal,
for $I2. Washington Mills
of Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Have you seen those mems
lall-wool Suits at So. so, we
advertised last week-don't
miss them if you need a suit
for little money, they're worth
! $40, some places $I2. y
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
sohnson Heat sanger.

Troy, n. Y, June 5-Fully I, 800 poo-
pie witnessed the events at the annual
race meet of the Troy Bicycle club here
The contestants included some OF the best
whcolmen In the country Sanger and
johnson were the only scratch men in the
mile handicap and as 10 was the first time
that these two famous ridors ever mot ON
equal torms the result was watched with
great interest by wheolmon all over tho
country johnson beat his western rival
by q short yard.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Anoihor CommonweaI Armv.

DENVER June 5--Thc 100 members
Of the commonwcal army, who have been
for 10 days constructing latboats with
Which 60 float down the Platte river TO
plattsmouth and from there down the
Missouri 90 So. Louis. have completed 40
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Personal Events.

NerchsurJohn Thompson. Of Dslaws-s
street. Is coliaed 70 his bed v'tb q badly
sprsireo ankle Es sustained the In
inries last Friday after returning from
Wilmington
Rev ID. Flynn. Of WiininRton. was
nciiced spIunlnz graeeiolly through ths
streets here last evening on bis bicycle.
Father Flynn rides swliilg and well and
bread rmmed has Of white straw pro.
fet,s his clesr cat and smiling face
hcbsrt shaw. The ueli-knoNn shoe
u'rchaat of Fiith street. has gone ic
fa-a1sipe.s on = business trip.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
RcpublIcnns won I'M OREGON.

PORTLAND Juno 5.-Lord, the Rcpub-
hoan candidate for governor. is undoubt-
ediy elected by large plurality The en-
tiro Republican state ticket IS probably
elected. The legislature will Doe very close.
and the Populists may holl the balance
of power in the senate, though the Ropub-
hcans claim they WIN have a majority in
both houses.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
LIehinLns cau.e. ; d. Biz.

PHLAnELfmA June 5-During a
heavy thunderstorm lightning struck and
burned building known as tho filling
house OF the oil rc0ning works OF Lewis
b. Emery g. Co. at Point Breeze The
building was filled with innammablc ma
torial, including $40 barrols OF oil and
~. 900 empty OH barrels
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
F1-Ta1 Collector Arrostcd.

SoUTH NoRWALK, Conn, Juno b.-ller-
man Snyder a prominent business and
society man, who was city tax collector in
1891 and 1892 has been arrested here for
an alleged ombozzioment OF city taxes
amounting 20 over SO. O0O
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

He-"You are the only woman ] have ever
loved" she-"D0 you expect me 90 believe
that2" Ho-"I DO. ] swear it is true She
Then believe you. ANY man who would exc
peCt a woman 90 believe that cannot have
been much in the company ol wumcn."-
harper's Ba7nr.
The earlier symptoms OF dyspousia. snoh R7
distress after eating, heartburn. and OcHn
siooul headaches. should nor Dee neglected.
Take Hood IS sarsaparilla ID YOU wish 10 De-
cured.
Hoods pills cure an liver Ills. bilious-ess
iaundice, indigestion, SICK headache.
Judge ls.ornlyi-" face is very familiar
Have You been in this court hcf0rlf" prs.
oner-"No, sir. but I'm "a bartender az IA
Farandon HOTEL Brooklyn Life.
He-"But couldn't you learn 10 1--WE me-
Idnfn she-"l DON'T thiuk / could. George '
He lresohing for mis- haI-"if is as ] feared
Nog are too old to learn. "- Harlem Life.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
a FIno work Of Art.

You will miss it II You neglect the op-
portunity 10 secure Famous Paintings
Of the World. the finest work OF art
ever issued at the price. Thirteen parts
now ready at the EVENING JOURNAL
Office at 10 cents each. Twenty parts
cnmnlnta the nnrifnlin
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
mo Con.tliutIonnl Convcn,ion.

AInANY, June "a most important
hearing win De given Wednesday and
Thursday in the matter of state and mu-
nioipS ssd roctnfian gchools and cccle-
siasticnl institutions boy joint commit
Tee of the constitutional convention made
mp of the committees on charities taxa
ton. legIslalINa nnWars and oducatlon.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Inrfmnn ninehnrt %.

HUDSON. n. T., June 5.-Ex-Assombly-
man William Dinchart, owner of tho sill
vcr Mine stock farm in Columbia county
and wcn known in turf circles through
ont the country. died at his residence in
West Copako
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
shlrllsn IN lho oold, 0oid world.

Pat Dougherly & Freuohman. who has
been 30 ihs county Jail here for twenty
days Tor drunkenness. made a boast last
sunday 60 his oeIlmates that he had a
scheme by which he could secure 3 brand
new shlrt Co "driss COP In. when bis
Tins crr'rri ard be was released
BIS cellmaies accordingly watched
him with nc little eager
ness. This morning was the
day FOR bis discharge and he arose early
from bis straw mattress and proceeded
70 tear his old shirt into bits aud hide
the pieces Somehow. be was discovered.
and bis scheme failed dismslly. An
appeai 20 she sheriff brought no oonsoia-
tion and Pat left isil in the rain, this
morning. with no shirt 90 his back.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
rhs Rn..elI-neoonnen 90.

George Russell. the wsll-knoUn eolored
boxer, stated 90 an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter last night that be wss 60 prime
condition FOR bis match with Ned Nc
Cornell next Thursday night in Mess.ek's s
Hall. Wilmington Russell said: 81
never ielt better nor more confident Of
success sud fully expect 20 bsEt my sd
versary before the sixth round The
match was arranged Ter l35 pounds aud
six rounds
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Attempted Murder In Court r-V-I

KANSAS CITY, June 5-W. l. Marsh
tried 60 KIN his wife and daughter in the
courtroom of Justice Of the Peace Shan
non. Mrs Marsh was shot above the heart
hut may recover. The bullet fired 40 the
daughter struck her corset and glanced on
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Maryland Republican clubs Meet.

BALTIMORE june 5.-The convention
of the Republican league clubs OF Mary
land was called to order 40 noon today IN
Harris Academy OF Music by Mr. Ste
phen B. Mason, the president
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
elrn.l car. cnIlla.-

ATLANTA, june b-A serious accident
occurred on tho Atlanta traction street
car line. Two cars collided killing one
motornan and mortaly wounding anoth-
cr. Elght passengers were hurt
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
a sinr,lnr nmrn sccI,cr.

WASHINGTON. June "a. G. Chown-
ing OF Basic City, Va, was found in the
Smithsonian grounds unconscious for
want of food. Tho unfortunate man came
Co this city some weeks ago I'm search Of
employment In the departments
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
AcorrrIl. - -

BALTIMORE. June a.-Charles Dickson
known as eyrsle Charley. of Coxey's
amy. WIS found lcad in O lumber pile in
kast Baltimore BE was from san Fran
GO.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Trlea 90 onrn shcll.

DUBLIN, June 5.--Somo peasants found
q she'll on the Glembigh artillery range at
lraloe. County kerry, and tried 90 open IT,
The she'll exploded. killing thrcc of the
peasants and seriously wounding four 9TH
era
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
No Drurrod Cie.reties Tor chlraro-

CHICAGO. June 5-The city council
passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale
a. cigarettcs containing opium, morphine
1imson woc1s ana leladonna within the
city limits
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
surrnr.lc HrI-hl -.

UTICA, n. y. June 5.-Najor William
=. Bright surrogate Of Oneida county.
formerly clerk % tho United states circuit
court died in Rome Of an apopiectic
stroke
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Joalou,r Cau.e. \ 1ouble rr.re1r

TOLEDO, June 5.-Joscph Iocnskl
Polish jew. shot his uiio and immediate
ly committed suicide with The same re-
vclVlr Lo was lo.lsua
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
- r.-lhlnI Wnr-lIn.r.

NOtvithsisndinE the continuous rain.
this morning. there wss a large stfend-
auce at the so and s o'clock masses az
ST. Peters Church, especially 90
the very early service Last even
lug the sermon after the vespers was
preached by Rev Frederick r. Caupball.
pastor go Newark The services of She
forty hours devotion viii end 90 night
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
Young Mn. Iiaum Cot, a Divorce.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno b.-Alrs. Annie
Irodcl Raum has secured divorce from
Green b. Raum, Jr., son of the ox-com-
missioner of pensions Nonsupport and
dasnrllon Moro thn cnnsns nAmnd.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
To Bind the "siEhts aud Scenes Of the
Worid.n

Arrangements have been made 20 bind
the Sights snd Scenes Of the World
10 half Russia and gilt edges for 81
Bring them 20 the EvEgIEe JOURNAL
ufioe. All the back numbers on hand "a
Replace any that may have been mislsid
OF missed
Evening journal., 1894-06-05

Ar electric wire was broker as Eighth
auq latnal streets fli- morning and the
eIos burned ior q long time.
Ssnd OF telephone 20 Ainsc0ws No 500
Market OF No 1l9 Hast Fourth street.
Tor salt oysters. large or little neck
clans, holsters. soft crabs. crab meat.
deviltd Gratis and snapp rs
A L ArNsCoa & Co
IelePhans Nos 678 aud 657.
Evening journal., 1894-06-05
25 Cents.

Please do make any mistake in reading this We do
offer entire line of Ascent goods IS only the
odd pieces of which do have any duplicates and some
that have been quite such lively sellers the Others
These will be 25 cents.
The Cotton and Wool Mixed Chaies will be Is cents.
SILK Remnants will be one-half price for this sale.
Wool Dress Goods remnants will be onehalf price for
this sale
A lot of French Allwool Crepons, very fashionable
goods IS cents, instead Of SI.25.
Best French Chales SIX cents, reduced from so and
90 cents
All our Iocent Ginghams will be 634 cents
All our best II Icent Dress Ginghams will be cents
All our best scent Fine Ginghams will be I2H cents
will be cents instead of rs This is wonderful re-
duction fresh goods
But about the greatest value Of them all is the superb
line of Shantong Pongee Goods have sold in the past
per yard The entire lot 5000 yards will oe in