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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
A TRIBUTE TO BILL NYE.
He Looked OH the Bright Side OF
Nature.

He Looked OH the Bright Side OF
Nature.
In the Minneapolis papers Frank NJ
Nye publishes an article on his late
brother, "Bill Nye." He concludes
his articles as follows:
"In his last letter to me, just before
taking his bed, and but one month be.
fore his death, in speaking of the bur-
dens and disappointments that come
to US all, he used the following
language, which I have since read over
and over again:
"' How many mirages we see before
we actually lay our hand upon the
real and the true! How many times
we clutch the open air and groan
through parched lips before we hear
the tinkle of running streams and
smell the dewy grass whence comes
the chirp of the cricket and the song
of the bobolinks. Many weary league
of dust and alkali and burning plain
must drink up our smarting tears be-
fore we may cool our heating pulses
in the blessed shadows that hover
about a great rock in a weary land
"The weary child was even then
close within the shadow OF the rock.
We measure mems influence and com.
prehend their work better after they
have gone from US, and the world will
better understand him now. He
brought the smile, he dispelled the
frown. He who does this should fiud
niche in the temple of enduring
fame. The fragrance of the flower
fingers after its welcome blush and
bloom have departed.
"My brother, to your dear memory
1 bring this tender, fearful garland
1t is all my breaking heart can give"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON: FRIDAY EVENING" APRIL TO- 1885,

them out legally and lawfully and put
wiser men in their places--if only that
people would lay aside its prejudices
long enough to vote together at one
presidential election.
And after all, we the rulers, like the
people, have acted in ignorance
They, masters and servants alike, have
been deluded with the ideas, fostered
so easily by avarice, that money is the
better if made OF a dear material-a
mighty error.
The value of money depends upon
the quantity and not upon the ma
terial of which it is made. Paper is a
better material to make into money
than gold or silver, and if the guam
tity of paper available for money,
were only smaller than that OF gold,
all the gold monometallists would
shout for paper money, thinking they
would be able the easier to control its
| whereabouts and uses.
The qualities Of the material com.
posing gold coin to-day are the same
as when the coin was made, twenty,
fifty or five hundred years ago, as the
case may be; but in the mean time
the coin has had many values, has
been exchangeable for many different
quantities of wheat or corn, or any
other good or evil thing.
Qualities, then, are fixed and in
trinsic, while values are changeable
and extrinsic, being obedient to the
law of supply and demand, i. e., de-
pendent on quantity. Hence we say
that the value of money is not rem
dered durable and unchanged by max
ing it always of given material-gold
for example; for cannot and do not
both the supply of and the demand
for gold change? To have a money
just, equitable and of the same value
as time runs on, it is necessary to
preserve the same relation between its
supply and its demand. This cannot
be done by making the value of all
our money depend on that OF gold, OF
which yellow metal there is a varying
supply. but for the past twenty odd
years, ever since the demonstration OF
silver. an increasing demand keeps
increasing.
There never was gold dollar till
1S49. The gold dollar is a 200 cent
dollar as compared with the original
American dollar, through the gold
dollar will always be composed of 100
of its own parts, each of which is
worth two of the original cents.
If the people Of our section of the
country ever get to studying the
money question, they will quickly
learn its lesson. But the truth,
which lies little only under the sur
face, is not to be found in the mono.
metallic press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
Laundry Work.

When the weekly washing has been
gathered, and the clothes carefully
sorted, place the table cloths, doilies
and centerpieces where they will be
washed first. If they are stained with
tea or coffee, pour boiling water
through the cloth, and the stains will
disappear. Any piece that needs
darning or mending, should be at.
tended to before the washing is done
it will be easier to do and will look
better, than if left until afterward.
Prepare & strong suds with warm
soft water and soap, and wash each
piece between the hands. The en-
broidered pieces should never be
rubbed on the washboard. Pass
through the wringer, and rinse in
clear water, then in water to which 9
little bluing has been added. If any
starch is thought necessary, use very
thin boiled starch for the purpose, but
many housewives prefer to use them
without starch.
If table linen is hung evenly upon
the line, after being shaken free from
creases, brought in and folded while
quite damp, then pressed with very
ho. irons, it will look like new. Table.
cloths should be folded with the selv.
edge edges together. Napkins, carv.
ing cloths and doilies that are fringed
should have the fringe combed out
and a celluloid comb may be- kept fol
the purpose. If the embroidery is
ironed on the wrong side it will show
the pattern nicely. After the table
linen is washed the bed-linen should
receive attention, and the other
clothes in their order.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
WHOLE NUMBER 1891,

died very suddenly Wednesday after.
noon. Gen. Casey was the engineer
in charge OF the erection OF the State
War and Navy Department Building,
and of the Washington Monument.
Senator Davis, of Mimi, is one OF
the most disgusted men in Congress.
OF course he didn't expect to get the
Presidential nomination, but he did
hope to get second place on the ticket,
il an eastern man headed it. Now
his hopes are dead. Dem.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10

A young man who was being joked
about the appearance of the young
lady he was going to marry said in an
apologetic way, "Well, she can make
q good cup of tea, anyhow" This is a
qualification that not many girls pos
sess. Very few know how to make a
good cup OF tea. Here are some
pointers: Tea should never touch
metal. 1t should be kept in paper,
wood, glass or porcelain. To make it,
put small quantity in a porcelain
cup, fill the latter with boiling water,
cover it with porcelain saucer, and
let it stand three minutes. Then, if
you desire to be an epicure. drink only
the upper layer OF the golden liquid,
throw the rest away, rinse the cup and
begin again. Never use sugar. Do
not use milk. 1t ruins the flavor of
the tea. and the combination Injuries
the stomach, so the Chinese say, and
they ought to know their own bever.
age. Above all things, do not boil the
tea
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
Important Information.
Syracuse Courier.

A messenger boy called up the cen
trail telephone office yesterday and
asked the operator if she knew what
love was.
NO." she replied. "Say, if you
find out let me know, will your"
"All right" said the boy.
In a little while he called her up
again and said: "Say, 1 found that
out-about love, you know"
What is it," asked central.
can itching of the heart that one
can't scratch" said the boy, and he
ran off.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10

THE dancing question is avery lively
issue in the North river country just
now. The people are divided into the
dance and anti.dance factions, and the
bone OF contention is the schoolhouse
and the advisability of permitting
dances in it. The anti-dance party
has at last prevailed, and the ligh,
fantastic will no longer be tripped on
the schoolhouse floor. Nor will the
voice of the preacher be heard any
more within its walls, as church services
have been prohibited there as we'll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10

DANDRUFF ia an exudation from the
pores of the skin that spreads and
dries, forming scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. Halls Hair Renewer
cures it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-04-10
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30
pRY RucK l1Ess.

Ed Stanley and his men uaearthed
human sgun last winter while making
log roads and the superstition Is that
IL is the skull of a nan By the name %
Cottner who killed deputy sheriff Cofhn
a number q years ago and Who earring
that he could not escape the law killed
himself The bullet had penetrated his
ear and passed out Al the opposite oae.
About four miles below the saw mill
there are quite a number Of Indians
They are ren-g4des from other tribes.
but they are now civilized and perfectly
harmless.
Reed * Stanley have IS men employed
in and around their saw uill aud al
ready have 10000 feet Of lumber cut
aud piled in the yard and the mill run
ming fun blast
There are three families here already
and We expect I'd sianley's family
every day.
We have a beautiful shady grove for
picnics and Fourth Of July oratious and
expect quite a runoer Of people here
from the surrounding country on The
Fourth. yIoLEr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30
swuno INIo EIEsNIIY.
James Eni1xroa shr Slayer of ch.rfes BriEp
Pays ts< Psn-isy with n. Life

Wednesday morning al go O'Clock I.
James A. Ellington VAS hanged in the
jail yard al Boise for the murder Of
Charles Briggs. December %. 1894
Eilingfon displayed considerable nerve
and walked 10 the scafoId assisted by
depnty and a priest. and on The trap
bade bis friends farewell and shook
hands all around He made no set
speech but on the sc1fold handed two
letters 70 his attorney IN which he Bit
ferIy attacks Judge J. H. Richards b.
fore whom he received his trial and DR..
Coliister the physician who attended
Briggs after the shooting. The letters
are more Of political nature than other
wise and many who read them will be
impressed with the belief that Ellington
may have had assistance m their c0mp0-
sifi0n-
The trap sprung al 9.21 and life was
pronounced extinct In nine minutes
No hitch Of any kind occurred in the ex-
ecufion Of the law and sheriff hosely
aud his deputies are deserving Of great
credit for the thorough manner IN which
the details were arranged and carried
out.
Ellington shot Briggs in the back on
the street in Boise. took watch from
the pocket Of his victim and escaped.
He was arrested in Emmett two days
later By a local officer and returned 70
Boise He was tried and convicted u
murder In the first degree and sentenced
20 be hanged a year ago but an APPEAL
% the srprrme c0urf acted as a stay OF
execution Tor one year
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30

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Out-of-toVn patients treated with un-
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Write for symptom blank and circular
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30
NoTlcE

All persons living in road district No.
6 will please take notice that they must
take care Of their waste water and not
allow il 10 food the public roads. All
who allow water TO TOW from their
bitches or fields on the roads viii be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the
Law. There will os positively No ex-
ceptions 10 this rule.
THOMAS RvssEf1..
Road Supervisor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30

EHO0kAM fOA p n
Music ty the Bard.
Qaar.eite. The Unknown Grave.
Services by G.. Ar
Music by the Band.
Soug. Baiiie Hymn Of the Republic.
address. COmra6c Carter.
Quarieife. Cheers and Tears.
PROGRAM FoR SFN
Quartetfe. Where Sleeping Comrads Lie
Recitation. Our Flag. by Nrs Wardea.
Recitation. Our Soldiers. by Touy Van
Horteo.
SOLO. Pat The Bright SIDE ca, 10 Mother
oy Minnie Martin.
Recitation. Our Nation. Carrie Fulton.
Reclsatioa. The Blue and the Graz. by
Fav Biideroscs.
Recitation. Meaning Of the Day. bv H.
n. Adams
Quarlel-c. The Na,ica's Dead.
Recitation. The P,,ds Of Battery B. By
Pearl Martin.
Recitation. Kentucky Belle. by HATTIE
Buckiaud.
SOas Marching Through Georgia.
Reciisiion. Barbsr. Frie,chis. BY Mel
Die Iretcr.
Recitation. You Put nc Flowers On ny
P4qa's Grave. By Anna Fulton.
Reciia,ion. Th- Boys across The River.
by Mss Mcfarland.
ouSrsette. Sleep Comrades Sleep and
Rest
By Order Of the Post
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30
NO. 81.

Another Young woman. a friend q Mss
Causen. with whom il IS said there Is
evidence that the preacher was criminal
IS intimate. has als, disappeared and IL
is feared has met similar fate Her
mans has left the city and has not set
been apurehended-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30
nExosIAL DAY ExERcrsEs.

Decoration DAY. NAY 30th viii Be OBJ
served al Emmett under the direction of
Fremont Post No p. Dept. q Idaho as
follo~s; Members Of the G. A. K will
assemble At hall At go a. n. and march
in body % the n Z. church where the
following program will be rendered.
Quarielte. Tn- GRAY Beneath the Blue.
Address Rev. Young.
Quariette. Under one Flag
The lire viii then be formed 20 march
10 The cemeteries going first across the
river Wherr special services will De held
and Afterwards 10 the cemetery south
ot town marchins 10 the following order.
Fife ard dvam corps
Firing Party
Fremont Post
Womens Relief Corps
Civic Orders
Ciii1eas.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30
H. UNTERNAHRER.

The practical Swiss Watch
maker and Jeweler 72l, Main
Street. next door to Capital Bak-
cry. Boise Idaho. Carries com
plete stock Of watches, clocks,
jeweIry. diamonds, silver plated
ware, stirling silver novelties,
miners magnifytng, reading and
field glasses. Spectacles proper
ly fitted at lowest prices Fine
watch and jewellery repairing
specially. and satisfaction CUR
anteed. Leave orders at INDEX
Office Emmett or send them TO
main store.
72i Main Street Boise, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-05-30

rayeie valley advantages Salu-
s"oss climate. rich soil, abundant vat
sI supply Investigate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
Gntw0hnun9 pom foblen.

@enn bas 5oblen feline Mutter6aare (bte
WoIe) %oerliert, tpenn &opf, 9als, bic
59ulter unb bic 9interf9entel nit glatten
unb gldn5enben pferbebdaren ii9 5etgen,
bann 1T bic 3eit Der Srennung. getommsn,
bas Nbgetp06nen fann pbne 8ebenfen erfosz
gen. Die Srennung gei9iebt natiirli9
planmdBig unb ~itufenpeiie, 10 baB tie 4rz
fangs nur einige 9tunben, bann dber ldnz
ger unb tGngsr bauert, biz bic 5ebnin9t
beiber na6gelafen Fat. 9as 5o6lsn muB,
tpG6renb Die Mutter e%ntfernt uno our 4rbeit
periperbet pirb, 10 untergebra4t tperbsn,
baB es ii9 nt9t bef4dOigen fam, osnn es
ipirb ale @erIu9e ma9en, CUR Mutter gu
%gelan9er, 1nb iiA erit na6 unb na4 in fein
@9idial ergeben. Sci biefer @elegenbeit err
6iben fi9 bic 5oblen febr uno man t6ut flu5
barar, bic 5oblsn 10 lange ni4t trinfen gu
lafen, Bis ie abgetiiblt finb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
0immerpfeee Ger Gopfroie i'm
Dtnter.

Die Sopfroie, tpel9e i'm Sommer iibel
9ebliibt fat, muB i'm @inter gang anbers
bebanbelt tperben. Sic geb0rt nibt in ein
gebei5tes 3immer, fon0ern in irgeno einer
froffreien Raum unb ipenn 0erlefbs al9 MI,
tptttg 2i6t' 9aben 1olts. Mtit benz 8egies
ben miB man aber iebr porii9tig fein uni
barf fol9es iiber6aupt erIt bann porgenomz
men tperben, tpertl Die @rbe gang trDden err
i6eint, bo6 barf bieiel6e uu6 niht rftau6=
troden" fem, neil 10 febr ausgetrodnete1
8ooen bas 8afer nur i6tper annimmt uni
oaber Elm na@beriges ri3tiges @ieBen BEL
na6e CUR l1nm0gli9feit pirb. 0as 9ieB=
tpaifer muB ettpas ertpGrmt unb 8ormittags
gegeben peroen. SIN 3immer iebt ii9 in bet
&egel Staub an bic .3peige an unb barf bic
fer aber ni9t bur9 8eipriben Der Pflan3e
abgetpai 6en tperben, neil bierbet Der Sopfz
balen 81 NAB perben t0nnte. Wia maj ben
Staub entfernen, 10 lege man ben Sopf aul
cine Seite INN unb beTptibe no9ber, bamit
bas @aRer ni4t in ben Sopf binein tOmmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
agricultural supplement.
JnbaIts persetdnif.

1. settle: BUR sef. gea3tun9 Snntes aGs
lerlei = 3iurmerpfese Der 9OpirOie-S Der Sarmbe1
trieb in @iscOniin - 9euti6e %9tniiebler I'M Staate
8aibtnStOn 9e,uiini6t = GntpObnuns BON Sob
len - 8rteffa ten: 8o6en fir Sla8s rne
Gerite = @er9iftuns BET S6weinen - SrOitiSe
@eibe - Sei6neiben Der 8Fuumenbdume = Siss
nnsen bes @on9reRes 11nse5iefer nnb 9iinsun9
Der EOpfpfansen = Spat bel gferbem 8eienz
tOrniamen ais Siibnerfutter tnfru9tbarfeit Der
&ibe - Sorghum ais BferOsiutter @rapbit fIr
SIetfttfte.
2. Seite-8 rief aus Mint,eiota - grtefe aus
Slortba - Srtef aus @iscOniin BUR @ertt[sln9
pom &atten un6 SibnerlGuien - S9meinezORile
let = Aus Snbianu = 8rief aus Metlenburs -
Nepfslernte unb s9lusfubr @ineni9aftli6e
Aderbaumetboben = @erpi6t Ieben6er S6weine
bur6 @teiien Su ermttteln - 3wet rpi4tise &rbeiz
ten BET Der Sbitboumpfese = gerfItteruns uon
MObren = &babarber - &au6ern Der Sleii6waas
rem Slatter unSS 8liitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
Der %Sarmbstrieb in Wisconfin.

eSSn benz neueiten 8eri9te bes Bureaus fir
sSnbutrie<@ tatttit bes Staates @iscOniin
Iinb in Dem S6eile, Der fi@ auf bic pro6utz
tion unb bic preiie bon Surmer5eugniRen
beaiebt, fOl9enbe. auf bic Gage Der o%ortigen
5armer 8e3ug babenDe Nngaben entbalten;
Ser @rtrug per Ncre in Wisconfin taft
fib auf IT'S 8ui6el Wei5en, 1874 8ufbel
Safer, 3O,5 guibel @erite, 1852 8ufbel
Mais, 20 8uibel 8u9pei5en, 98,5 8ufbel
8artoffeln, 1.66 Sons 5eu unb 1900 pfunb
Sabaf. Die Soften, bic benz Sarmer fir
bas 3ieben Der probutte erpa9fen, ftelen
fi6 BEL @ei5en auf bur6f6nittli9 1872 Gents
pro 8uibsG, Safer auf 1852 Gents PRO 8u>
f6eG, @erfe auf 21.9 Gents, Mais auf
ia Gents PRO 8uf6eI, 8uhpei5en auf 28.5
Gents pro @uibeI, &artoffeGn 1875 pro 8u<
fbel, 6eu So pro Some unb Sabat FOG Gts.
PRO Pfunb."
Die Mnga6en iiber probuftion, preife bon
Sarmprobuften II. +. 10. iino ben peri6iebe@
men Gegierungs6eri9ten entnommen, unb
Der 3ped 1T, biermtt gu 5eigen, pelhe l1rfaz
den ben San Der preife i'm IeBten Sabr5ebnt
berbeigefiibrt BADEN. Ser SAT- Der preifs
tpirb bon alien berf9iebenen Stanbpunften
aus erDrtert unb Der Nrbeitscommi1dr
fommt gu Der Nnii@t, baB elmer ber 5aupt2
griinbe biefes Sauens Der Preife BARN ltegt.
.baB unfere probuttionstraft ni9t nit unfe<
rer @onI umtraft slei1en S9ritt bdlt, I'M
iere probuttionstraft 1T u beoeuteno
i9neler geitiegen, als unier Goniumtraft,
bic cine l1eberfiiaung arer Mdrtte our Solge
bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02

Die llriu9e bes Sau6eIaufens bon Ser
teGn 1T bus 5eblen pbospbOriauren aaltes
i'm SHUTTER bes Muttertbieres unb baber ouh
in Der Mil@. sSunge Sbiere bebiirfsn CUR
@usbilbung Der &nO4en piel pbOspbDrIall~
rem &alf; erbalten ie i'm ni@t i'm Sutter,
bann fu@sn fe i6n anberstpo unb 8par Die
5ertel aund9it i'm 9urn Der Mutter, tie
qe6en bann in SOlge Der bur4 gepihe ge=
ffanbt6eile bes Trims berpOr9erufenen 3erz
iebung BON Mugen uno 8lut gu @runbe.
9orbeugemittel tit tdgli9e 8erfiitterung bon
u 9funb @eriteni4rot unb Il BfunD Rog=
%qentlete, angemengt nit @ei5enIpreu unb
MaFer gu einem iteifen 8rei PRO Sag an
trugenbe Mutteri9meine. 4u6 eriiner
&Otbflee tpirtt g%iinittg. SIT bas ni9t mDg=
li9, bann gebe man pboSpboriauren 8alt
als 8eigabe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
Oeutfde 2nfieoler I'M State
mafbtneton eewaniht.

Sr. Sans @ieie, Der beuti@e GOniul in
Tacoma, @aIb, bat bisIsr Sage cine aeiie
nah 0euti6lanb angetreten unb ptrb bort
Elm babies Sabr lang Derbleiben. 8dbrenb
Der 3eit pirb er @ortrGge iiber bic inbnz
~itrielen 8ortbeile bes pacifii9en georbfpe>
items balten, UNI beut19e Auswanosrung
unb beuti9es &upttal CUR 4nlage in Winen
unO anberen l1nternebmungen oabin gu lei
ten. Die 9anbelstammer pom Sdcoma bat
i'm BEL Dem Sammeln bon ein6eimilaeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-02
Our eefdut9en 8eadtun9l

ONE fir bic g a n 3 IN. 8et1age" be-
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