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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-21
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Or! Darrin's Stay in Boise is
Limited
Will Close his Offices in a Few
Weeks

DIR. Darrin's sojourn in Boise will ex-
pire in few weeks. Parties desiring
the services of this eminent and most
successful physician, should not fail to
consult him at once. During his stay
in this city he has created great
furore; and phenomenal cures have been
reported.
The following are the names and ad-
dresses of few cases that may be re-
ferred to:
A. c. Green, Meridian, Idaho, cured
of severe injury to the back, was car
ried to the doctors office and walked
out few moments after aud is now a
well man.
Miss Emma Hermo, corner First and
Idaho streets, Boise. Idaho. cured OF
acute inflammation Of the eyes in two
treatments.
Mrs. W. G. Denton. Boise, Idaho
cured Of cough OF 10 or l2 years stand
ing.
A Wyatt, better known as JewsharT
Jack Boise, Idaho, cured OF deafness
relieved of rheumatism and othel
troubles.
Robert Marsh, Lovers Lane, Bois'
Idaho, catarrh, bronchitis. rheumatism
and general debility, greatly benefited
and nearly cured.
Hsdsell Dye; Fourth and FRANKLIN
streets, Boise. Idaho. abcess Of eye, cur
ed. and also of chronic weak eyes
DR.. Darrin can be consulted free a
his Office, corner Ninth and Idah
streets, Boise. Idaho. Office hours 1
a. m. TO p. m. evenings, TO s: Sun
days, IL a. N. to 3 p. m.
He treats all diseases Of the eye. ear
nose, throat. catarrh and deafness, a
well as all acute, chronic. private an
nervous diseases of whatever nature,
durable. no cases taken II not. Out-oi
town patients tIeatedwith unfailing SUE
cess through correspondence; one visi
desirable but not necessary. Write fo
symptom blank and circular. Letter
Of inquiry promptly answered.
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Free and confidential examinations TO
all at the office or by letter. He treats
all durable chronic diseases with cleo
tricity, medicine and surgery. The cure
OF private diseases. Rs well as all female
troubles, deafness catarrh. bronchitis,
consumption. dyspepsia. skin diseases.
liver. kidney and piles, a specially.
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed If necessary.
Out-of-town patients treated with un-
failing success through correspondence
one visit desirable but not necessary.
Medicine sent safely aud free from OBJ
servation to any part Of the country.
Write for symptom blank and circular.
Drs. Liebig & Co. continue TO treat
also weak men organic weakness. fail
ing memory, lack Of 'energy. physical
decay, deformities, etc, etc, arising
from indiscretion, excess or indulgence
producing some OF the following effects.
Nervousness, debility. dimness Of vision
self distrust' defective memory, prcma-
tureness, want OF control of vital organs.
pimples on face, aversion to the society
Of females. loss Of ambition. Iack Of con-
fdence, gloominess. dependency. un-
htness to marry, melancholy, stunted
development. loss Of manhood. night
losses, pains in the back, varicole, gon-
orrhna. syphilis. pites, structure. gleet
unnatural discharges. etc., treated with
success, safely and privately. Send for
qnestion blank, or better call II YOU can.
DR.. A. c. Stoddsrt, visiting physician
and contracting surgeon for the Lieblg
World Dispeusary. San Francisco has
decided to settle ami will have offices
for consultation at his private reception
rooms. in Atlas Block, Helena
All patients in, around and about
Emmett and surrounding country should
cnnsult with San Francisco's renowned
specialist, Helena, Montana. DR.. Stod.
dart is managing physician in Idaho,
Montana. Washington aud Oregon for
Drs. Liebig & Co.. San Francisco's mos
reliable and successful SPECIALISTS.
Everyone desiring special cure. ad
DIR ess DR.. Stoddarrr Atlas Block, Helni
Montana.
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LIEBlG WORLD DISPENSARY
Of San Francisco Cal.

Montana Division.)
Permanently located at Main Street,
Alta Block, Helena Montana.
HOME TREATMENT.
That Will Give instantaneous Relief and
a Permanent Cure for all Catarh
Throat, Bronchial, Heart. Lung
Stomach Kidney and
Liver Affections is
placed within
Reach Of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-21

Land once st Boise City Idaho
February 80 1904 <
Notice Is hereby given that the following
ing named settler has filed notice 0f his inten-
ton 10 make final proof In support OF his cailn.
and that said proof will be made before TIE
Register and Receiver Y. :. Land ONCE ut
Boise City Idaho, on April s. 1906. viz.
Edison Bishop
Fslk's Store Idaho. Hd application .aif. for
the " 4 se Y Sc y 81 4 sec ne y ne Y soc 10
tponr3 W b. NJ Idado.
He names the following witnesses to prov his
continuous residence upon and cnltvafian 81.
said land. viz.
Edward Brishin. Jacob q. Folsom. 10 lIoire
City Ada county Idaho. samuel tt'ruif " -
liam II. Whelchel OF Falk's store Canyon couii-
~ Idaho.
CHARLES HIMRoD. Negists
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over the Emmettsville ditch. and doubt
less the main travel on the ''freezout"
road will 60 that way In the future.

less the main travel on the ''freezout"
road will 60 that way In the future.
ID. T. Wnkerson the well known
barber has returned to Emmett and
once more opened shop in the Cook
building on Lower Main Street. Tom
says he has made up his mind to stay
with Emmett for the rest OF his natural
life and that no more travelling goes
with him. Read his new zd in another
column.
Now that spring is here with attend
fine weather and good roads, many OF
our miner and rancher friends will be
preparing to lay in their supplies for the
summer. All such shonld bear in mind
that Emmett merchants are prepared to
all their orders and will guarantee salts
faction both as to goods and prices.
Recent sdvices from the east an
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. In
the vicinity OF Pittsburg good sleighing
prevailed the first OF the week aud the
mercury nearly touched the zero mark.
We fortunate residents OF Idaho can
well afford to sympathize with our un-
fortunate brethren OF the east for al
though we are more than three degrees
OF latitude farther north than Pittsburg
we are reveling in the delights OF spring
time while they are shivering over hot
stoves-and making garden while they
are sleighriding.
Ed Hayes went up to Rock creek
on Monday To I'll his pockets with mug.
gets and his head with knowledge con
cerning the mining situation in tnai
promising camp. Everything is tip
top and Rock creek and the Psyetts
slope is the country to tie to II you wan
to mine." quoth Ed. and he backed uI
his judgement by investing in an interes
in another promising prospect recen
ly discovered by Jack Levander a shor
distance above Rock creek.
We have received a. statement o
financial condition Of the First Nationa
Bank OF Caldwell the oldest banking in
stitution of that city. The report show
the bank to be in a fiourishing condition
and We take pleasure in commencing !
to those Of our people who want ssf
place to transact their banking business
{ Financial solidness and courteous treat
ment TO customers are the earmark
: carried by this institution as desirabl
place to transact business.
0 The Upper Payette valley offer
Y more and better inducements to tn
e homo seeker than any other spot in tn
: great north west This season wi
doubtless see large immigration froi
a the eastern states and Emmett shoul
3 do something towards attracting h,
: share Of them here. During the ne,
O few months the INDEX will give specii
attention TO the natural and acquire
a advantages Of this section and we woul
% ask the cooperation Of every resident
r the valley in scattering the paper thr
+ the east among those people who a
Ie now turning their faces westward
quest OF homes. Order the INDEX SCI
to some eastern friend for six months
year. and help build up the COUNT
=, You will not miss the dollar or two
:, will cost you and you will be made ric'
n er by every new family OF good peop
who NAV be induced TO settle here
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Q. S Land once nt Boisc, Idaho, :
February >. ls06 I

O. Land once o. Boise, Idnhn'
February =. iso6
Notice Is hereby rfven that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his intention 10
make final proof In support Of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Rcrtst~r
and Receiver U. :. Land once ~ Boise City
Idaho. on April n. 1890. viz:
william Schultz
Of Falk's Store Idaho. Hid. application No. cfio
for thes x NV x sw A'sec tp 6nr3w
b. NJ. Idaho.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
said land. viz:
Thomas H. Gurey. william Amos, Ebenezer
B. Towl. Calvin l. Burt, all Of Falks Store.
Canyon county Idaho.
CHARLEs HInKop. Register
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Notice Of Sale of Ditch Stock.

The Only Chance Ditch Co. Principal place
OF business Emmett Idaho.
There is delinouent on the following described
stock on account OF assessment levied on the -
day OF February. 1850. the amount set opposite
the names OF the following stock holders. Hardy
Phillips one forth share fi.o6. Notice Is hereby
given that In accordance with Inv 80 much OF
said shares OF water may be necessary VIII ne
ssld on Tuesday March 81. 1880 at o'clock p m.
In front OF the INDEX once Emmett Idaho 10
pky delinquent assessment thereon together
With cost Of advertising and expense OF sale
II. EousrL, Secretary.
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Land once at Bois@ City Idaho,
January "a. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has iilcd notice Of mis- inten-
tion 10 make final proof In support OF his claim
and that said proof will DO made before Clerk
OF the Probate Court OF Canyon Co. Idaho. at
Caldwell. Idaho. on March II. 1895. viz.
Boise G.. Riggs.
OF Falks Store, Idaho Homestead applica-
ton No e6lo, for the 81 Z NV 4 = sw = sec.
"a ID nr 3 " u. NJ. Idaho.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
James W Patton. George W. Gordon. Edison
Bishop. Jacob Youtsler. all Of Falk's store.
Canyon county Idaho
CHARLES HrMRoD. Register,
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uscrpriss Dtssb Co. Fan. ssors, c.ry,.

The Enterprise Ditch Co. FAikz ssors. csnyea
county Idaho.
the directors OF the Enterprise Ditch Coupany
hsld on the 10Th day Of January iooe "a nrse.<-
ment was levied on the whole Of The capital
nve cents per share 10 be paid In money and ave
dollars per share 70 be paid In labor o. money
and also fifteen dollars pcr shere IN exocn~ of
sbars on all Of the unpaid capital stock Of ths
corporation said fifteen dollars In unpaid stock
70 be paid in labor or money, said aeroe1meut
.har b due on the so<h day Of April i9o5 aud
shall become delinquent on that day. said cash
assessment 10 be paid 70 the treasurer OF thf<
70 b done the board Of directors OF this cor
poration shall direct. All stock upon which
said assessment remains unpaid on the 2otn
day OF April 1896 will b advertised for sale ~
public auction and unless payment II made Do
fore win be sold on the 5th day OF May 1871 70
pay the delinquent assessment toEcthcr win
the costs OF advertising and expense OF sale
ED8or BIsuOr. SocretAry-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-21

rayete valley advantages Salu-
6nous Climate. rich soil. abundant wat
er supply. Investigate.
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Notice is hereby given that have taken up
as estrays fifty eight 1857 head Of sheep branded
fat near the residence of Charles Oakes on the
Goth day OF March 1850 and are now At his ranch.
The owners will please come forward and pay
charges aud take animals away.
GroRGr FULLER
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-21
SPRING MILLINERY

Miss Gilgan will be at Emmett soon
with a beautiful line Of Spring and
Summer Millinery We have a larger and
better stock than ever before and lower
prices. Watch for the date.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-03-21

Attention Miners-I have several hun
dred cords Of good fir wood and mining
timbers at the mouth Of Rock creek, for
sale on reasonable terms. Enquire OF
Hank Thorne. on the ground, or address
the undersigned. JOIN CARTER.
Emmett. IDA.
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H. UNTERNAHRER.

The Swiss Matchmaker and
Jeweler is now permanently To-
Gated at No, 72l, Main street.
Boise City. next door to Shain-
wald's Store, where he carries
finely selected stock OF Watch
es, Clocks, Jewellery. diamonds,
and optical goods. Has had
over % years experience in watch
making, jewellery and optical re-
pairing. VIII be pleased 70 All
all orders promptly and satisfac-
torily. All work guaranteed.
Leave orders for work, repairing
etc. at INDEX office. No chsrgs
for expressage.
II. UNTERNAHRER.
I'll Main Street Boise, Idaho.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11

from Inter. tate Commerce Conn
missions refpft for year ending
July i, 1884 one passenger was
killed for evE IL ,985, 15S passens
gers carried, hnd one was injured
for every b 1872 carried. This
surely IS All lite IS Living ordinary
hulndrum Il 'esin large cities. The
report fnrtll Il shows that q mans
chances aga hst injury were such
that lie woll have to travel !, 406,
$50 miles Hsfore being hurt, and
% ~ ,588, 9b6 miles before being
killed. AZ 8he rate Of thirty miles
an hour i man could travel, Il ma
ture permitted, Oh American rail
roads for one hundred and eighty
one years, without leaving the
cars, before being killed, q with
the same amount Of security
against accident he could go round
thee earth snineteen hundred and
three tines before meeting his
death BY aEcident, and one hum
bred and 4 Kenty-six times before
getting hu
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11
Safety Of Railroad Travel

lii the May Ladies Home Journal
John Gilmer Speed writes enter
tainingly and instructively on the
construction and operation Of rail
roads, under the caption, Rum
ming d Train at Night He prefa-
torily asserts that the most re-
markable achievements of modern
civilization, probably, are those
which affect travelling, making it
at once quick, comfortable and SCI
cure. We cross States and Con
tinents At the rate Of thirty miles
an hour with greater security
against accident than our grand
fathers enjoyed ii their stage
coaches, and We have, even when
on the cars, comforts unknown ID
the palaces Of kings when ON
grand athers grand fathers were
young During the yeal
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11

,,6s,.IU Hlwas:a FeHfaoi ailiral lli0ni-
IS ma f,S,s wnFtl, b,3f fhex can see
,ba sb,,,s e s.,,;clsI IS as older peTsons
Snneripr airs don't affect BOYS BIT
ls;na f,,as t,nsnf sIoes II Won want il
,.on4 FfI s bov xn,, must reach Els
heait md secs,Fs lis confidence.
I Elan't Blame i bov for being is
Sbellious 81 i he presence Of q pompous
feacheF Who can hide his Ignorance.
H q fine tho better class 81 teach
ers ioin With tae BOYS is driving this
class from q the ranks The teacher
shoald 81 natural iii his manners.
honest at heart resolutelv Arm ia
his discipline and prudent ID his
words and acts.
AnanQry teacher makes a most III
diculous show 81 himself. 4 sarcass
d teacher does ncaIeulabie injury ID
/ tbase whom l,e attempts Is instruct.
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The Teachers Culture.

4 ( p
The Importance Of the work de-
volving upon the teacher makes it
highly desirable that he shall be
d constant student. The teacher
ought to strive To replenish his
knowledge even if he has q diplo-
ma. Some persons seem to think
that diploma entities its bearer
to become incident and self-suffiei-
emit New conditions need to be
met with new methods. The mind,
unless it IS continually frightened
up, becomes uncertain Of its knowl-
edge. Fallacies will creep ii and
truth will become enyeloped with
false knowledge.
The teacher needs q clear knowl-
edge Of the subjects in which he
gives Instruction. He needs also
to thoroughly know the individual
minds with which he deals. He
needs current history and current
thought to use ID his explanations
and illustrations. Old facts must
Be served ii such q manner as to
create d relish for them. While /
do not believe that the teacher can
enable the pupil tosail On fowery.
beds Of ease, vet hecan strew some
roses along the path and add many
pleasure to the journey
Al teacher who spends his eyen-
ings III idleness need not expect his
pupils to1be very studious So great
is the powerof infuence8that the
teacher who is making no progress
will have pupils with little care for
their advancement. The teachers
work Is exacting and oduees men
tai and physical weariness, But
the nature Of the mind Is such that
Che reading of the latest Journal Of
d good book will be most restful
David Pase says that every teach
er who makes systematic use Of
his time can reserve four hours
each day for his OWn aelf-imnroye-
ment. The beneficial result Of this
self-improvement will be seen i'm
mediately The teacher who feels
that he u growing has ! power that
makes itself felt. All the knowl-
edge gained BY this seif-effort can
be used in the classroom to great
advantage; thus the. teacher is
strengthened and the pupils are
inspired to greater effort. j. Il.
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Unnatural Dignity.

Some teachersmake themselves RI
dicnlous by affected manners,by put
ting on airs. The teacher with /
monarch-ofsallS I-survey air Is apt To
have trouble. Heisa sort Of a stand
ing challenge When 4 man struts
around with chip on his shoulder
he will always find some one who
has courage to knock il of.
! have known teachers whose very
presence made boy want to do
something mean have known 9th
ers who impressed boys that life is a
very trivial atfairsa sort of i joke. OF
these two classes possibly the latter
will do less harm, but neither one IS
fit ID De ii the school room. BOYS
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1896-06-11
4 Reading Exercise.

t5si Be
/ once had d rather backward
third-reader class They we're
stumbling, stamnering readers,
and what to do with them was a
veritable Chinese puzzle to me.
One day . friend told me Of this
plan, which was 50 helpful to me,
4 think itmay be suggestive to 9th
ers similarly placed.
I'll the readers ne were using, all
the most difficult words Of each
lesson We're grouped II columns at
the beginning Of the lesson. / had
done the usual drill work upon new
words as We had taken up the les
son. I did not want TO read over
and over the same matter until the
children dreaded to see the book,
and had lost all interest, yet we
were furnished little supplements
airy matter. So one morning to-
ward the end Of the term, when we
had already read most of the stor-
ies, / said We'll have d game
ia the reading class to-day When
IEdirect, you may all turn to the
first lesson in the book, and look
carefully through the columns of
words at the top Of the page. In
d few minutes | shall call upon
some one to read that list. The
rest may watch. # the boy read
ing makes any error, raisezhands,
and I'll call upon some one else.
lie lie reads the whole list correctly,
he may sit here at the front. We
will call it the Honor row. Now,
we'll see how many perfect lists
We can get
They studied diligently until /
said John may read, 4 He pro-
nounced correctly until he came
to aangle," which he called fan
gel. Hands went up, and I call
I'd upon some one else for the
same list.
AIT the end of the time / had
only five perfect lists; but had
gotten much drill on those five les
sons, an attentive, interested class,
and was myself surprised at the
next lesson, upon selecting the
same lessons for the reading, to
notice how much more fiuently
they read.
Once week, until the end Of
the term, I resorted to this method,
until / had at least two-thirds Of
| the class III the Honor row. and
really felt that they had thorough
~ learned quite i vocabulary, and
been interested and entertained
while acquiring it, american
Teacher
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There are four Colleges The Arts and Sci
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Law
There are five special schools The Prepare
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-19

least some OF the business interests OF his
state and country from entire and utter
ruin. We welcome the issue-American
protection: American credit and an Amer
ican policy. Let the people in the CAM
paign which this convention inaugurates.
determine whether they are still willing 20
live through another fTee-trade panic.
Let the wage Garner and the wage payer
contemplate the bitter experiences which
brought hunger to the home Of one and
financial ruin to the other. Let the Amer
lean farmer compare farm product prices
with free-trade promises. Let him who
has saved q surplus and him who works
for livelihood determine. each for him
self, II he Graves to be paid In. American
dollars. disgraced and deprecated to half
their alleged value. Let him who fought
for his country's flag; let the widow. the
orphan, and the loving parent who gave
up that which was as precious as life, be-
hold that nag. and all 1t stands for.
pawned to a foreign and domestic joint
syndicate to raise temporary loans for the
purpose OF postponing the final financial
disaster and answer whether they want
the shame and humiliation repeated. Let
the sovereign voice be heard in the COM
ing election declaring that the only gov
ernment founded on the rock of freedom.
blessed with every gift Of nature and
crowned with unmeasured possibilities
shall not be dethroned, degraded. pauper-
ICED by a party and u policy at war with
are very genius of our national existence
Nominate him whom now name, anu
this country will have president whose
mental endowments, broad-minded states
manship, ripe experience, marvellous sa
gacity. unassuming modesty. knight,
courage, and true Americanism are unex
celled. Nominate him and he will elec,
himself.
name to you the soldier and the states
man. Pennsylvania's choice - Matthew
Stanley Quay