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prCOPD GOLF 1T WESTCHESTER.
HORACE RAwLlNs WINS THE PKofEs'
sIoNAI. MATCIl-H NJ. HARTMAN AND
= TIFFANY ALSO NlCTORS.

.,, .ror, MANY clubs met again yesterday al
.,4 Country Club OF Wcstehoster 10 continue 'he
,,,,nan,cnt which opened 80 succoss'uiiy thsre on
ms"rsaav In spite OF the unpleasant weather. all
IN. corouet,ions announced Tor the DAY were mn
,.h.a and the number OF entries in each was large
rsn r,or,,nr game Il scratch cighteer-hole pro-
-, n,at,b for which four cash prizes had
49,, one-ed vas won from elcven oihcr con'peti-
,.re bv Horace Rawlins. tho young Ehehshih'h
vim won tic oren championship OF 'he 'h''e"
states las; year. and was second IN tnis scason
chamn,oosh.p His total score was 81 WIN - 'o'
,ha 0rs, round the record thus far Tor tho course
:, the driving competition IN the afternoon thrc"
dr;ves we're allowed 10 each player tho pcSi OF 'c'h
"a eoun, as his score. II was Non by H. NJ ta'''
r.r ~ the Knollwood Country Club with driVe
~ iw Yards Charles 8. Cox, Of the Fairfield County
COT Club was second. with le3 yards. and 'har'cS
Ros,sr of the Palmetto Golf Club third, with l'o
Yards The other competitors wcr" Danlel h"col'
w H. Sands c. B. Mitchell W. :. Edey I. l.
Haveu<yer T.. c. La MortaGne. W. B duncan J''
and L. Waterbury. OF the Country ciuo o' "esV
ch.s,e-. Alexander Morten. Malcolm Graham, jr'
ona " billings. OF the Ardsley Casino. F. A.
Matthew. OF Knollwood; +. S do Garnendia ana
O. Armstrong OF ST Andrews: Winthrop Ruth
erford OF Meadowbrook. O. Fox Tiffany, OF the
westches,er Golf Club: L. T. Larocque. CT Shrine
cock Hills: James Converse. Of Lakewood; Gran
vile Kane, Of Tuxedo; G. +. Perkins. of Baitusrol'
and c. l.. Tappin ard J.. Tappn. OF the Wes'orooK
Tho last match of the day consolation
handicap open to all who had net won rst or sec SEC
tests Twenty-Five players finished. and George rox
Tiffany. of ihe wesiches,er Golf club: won With
sno was sso seeSna ard ii4pAN Van oramd, % Of
third. Summaries:
PROFESSIONAL MATCH.
Horace rawlins ocean County Hunt:
$SSS ! s-ia-sl So
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j. Oatman. II. g. l.. Ausbettel and Y. i. Petre.
each winning three and losing nothing.

cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain fun printed informatio ion and
membership blanks by sending and ad-
dresses TO the Cycling Editor Tribune
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CONSOLATION HANDICAP.
N TIE CYCLING WORLD.
rO.DAY's TEAM RACE on THE NFHHIrk
pn.n ~EW BICYCLE CORPS.

ro.DAy's TEAM RACE on THE MEnHIck
RoAD-A NEW BICYCLE CORPS
II tho weather clears up IN time theie VIII oe
nns team, road race on the Merrick Eoad this
afternoon for The Eagle Cup. Six clubs nave en-
tered teams Tho STAR VIII be made midway be-
tween Valley stream and Lynbrook at $50 p' M
and the course will b FIVE miles. 10 'oeuS'"'
and return William r. Pitman VIII be 'he '.i.'P,
The teams will he as follows Kings Couh'! "ne.,
men-Earl Rclyea Hendrickson and LAVE "o"'''
Brooklyn Wheelmen-Owcn Sibley: Denrinser , az"
tn;siehof. Bushwick Wheemenyy,m,h Observation-Disclosures
isppe Bnlrm aud Cacavaja. Tamaqua W , Wner,
nen--Van SrIen Walk Schoheld ana Det@nei' @
Catalogue Wheclmen-H. X. and Naa .a NJ. ~.
,wuand and Bailey. Those VINO WEI wish u ~ -
"sn can purchas. ;ickets 10 LyhbrooK'
new bicycle club has been organized. name"
zoe Madison Whcelmen. the officers OF which 'i''
susius Franxcl president; n. NJ. Jos"ph secre'"'''
sldoph J. Nagle treasurer: David H. henel, 81, III
.an or pa ,cmaker and Joseph Goldl,ers nrst ieu-
senant. All the members belong TO the H. a '"
The mileage OF the Sth Regiment Cycling corps
seders up TO October Is az follows w. a. BAR
49,; Hurley. 5000. and A. Cornell. 5w - l.
uoach has been elected captain
S-'ofcssor Il. L. Swayze will give lecture an"
i E.rs!s exhibition at the Brooklyn Bicycle tiuo
no. ~ Hanson Place. on "wednesday "'s"''
Is .H'''y games have been played In the pool tour
"en' OF the Manhattan B. G, The leaders ARC
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The Howard Hotel.

xorfoIk Street Emhanhmen'. London. This newly
,r.c,t iote /. repeie every modern comfort over
,nok. Fmbankment and River. E.egant AMI spacious
rutc rooms Electric Light throughout American SIS
.,m elevators Fixed tariff.
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sHsty games have been played In the roo' 'o"r-
"en' Of the Manhattan B. G. The leaders arc
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.,.,ru rACE-rIIE MUNICIPAL HANDICAP: value
w ,oo o.,,es ore mile and three-1uarters over The

~ s,she's b. h. Sr Walter. by Mido'niah-Le :,
sssa,ingss b. II. Dutch skater ny pu'fh "o'r -.
kaa .,.l..,,h n H. Havoc. ty Himyar-ENetta -. I'VE
u h,ia stable br. Raniir" hY ''an'-'uiaA
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|VAZYES-VILLA to bc SOLD. fully fur'
" r,.,sa. IN the California quarter commanding ex-
.,.,r. IN ,nd ana Views surrounded icy IT. uwn pine
a, nd ,,.rdens OF ABOUT and half In ex-
,.n s,,.,ded with palm cory. an olive trees oranx.
81. :. aid. pcr is overlooked occupes ihetefef
t,,,n ana Is extremely wei butt and furnshsd: u
o,,s,s sevsn bedroom~ thre- reception rooms facing
III ,ooi s.snine cnachh1use ani rooms owe Plans
,hn,n. nj ,erms ~ the Agrnis HAMILTON and SONS,
, ,,ocks-ur street. London. :. ".
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ycsr ols urvard; vaiu" s2"o penalties Last
~ 40, half furlonCs OF the W!ihcrs mile.
~ Mcrsnertv's Oh. c. Gotham by Ircquois-Trads
v;rS ~
O. n. T. hfhho"' ''' ~ '' ..,.......... 12d
Susque,". /, lav arden. by Falsetto Nendie. .ll'
J. e. Gains eh' - '' " .....'..............iis
Nro',.., s.ahie's ch. Lady pianiord. Icy rsin
Ss,-rolk
r.,or ,%.,rnsys % I- c. George Rosc. by George Ken
nsr~.s hjk C. King. hy Whistle JACKET
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Male.
AGENCY WANTED. .--Gcntl.man having
pIactica, knowledSe ~ factory or mill
tfads guarantees 10 introduce articles or
appliances a merit. domestic or foreign
make. postofice Boz GO. Fall Eiver.
Mass
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COVERED
WITH
HUMOR

"hon was thirteen years old began 20 have
sore eyes and ears, and from my cars huInor
sprcad. ] dcc,ored with five different skiul
ooctor. On; they did the no good NY disea.,
my head lace, aui holy. Nobody thought I
would live, and would rot have tut tor CUTIcCRA
EEnKDiE.. | used four bosca OF CUrIcrnA,
hve cakes of CCTlcURA soar. am three hotties
ofCCfIcURA EEsOivEST. Ny hair al came GU.
at that time, but now II ia 40 thick can hardly
comb 1t. l am sixteen years old, weigh ISt
pounds, and nm perfectly we'll.
MISS lltEAN GkANDEL, Clayton, n. Y.
SrEEDY CrEH TREATnsyI. - Warm hsfhs with ~.
ricrhA Soar. gentle appcstions ~ Cr,icrRA (c!h:-
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Sold throughout the world. Price. CrIrcrn. s,c,
soAt. pc: RxsoLvGrr. Sac and si. Po.ryr Drro
Asb CHIN. Conr.. Sole Props.. Boston.
~" How 20 Cure Every Skin Hurror." mated free
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FIFTH RACE-Purse 500 handicap '"e "n'e anu
no hill.
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line marine view. Facing
gardens. Tennis. e'c. Ad-
boats 10 Cones. Ryic
pier Iiotci" under same
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in stylish gowns and fancy evening waists.
CoUTCRIERE FRANCHISE. formerly
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work. reasonabie pri'es: ladies' materials
used. r-mode.ing short notice. Nine. AN
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moved from l5th-st.
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Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.

Elite Fomiv Hotel OYprlcrke s.a-wa promenade and
i,uns Fine pubIlc .oons Perfect sanitation. Shaded
ccctric lights. LIT. Delicate cuisine Choice wines
Jules A. Creighton. Mfr
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HELP vs. AN'rED.

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hon-ework.r: must be good cook and
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HORSES ASD CARRIAGES.

HORSES w,n;sred. ars,-class, terms on;
city reference ". ". STILES, IT,
farm. Now -io.h,.ie. y. Y
HORSES EOARDED. Bet feed and at
,en.ion. youuG horses hroks ior r iinG
ard cryins. references. II. CONNAP. Al
pine, -. 7.
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Queens Hotel,

IsIe Of Wight. Lovely Cd
t0,ns ROYAL Yacht CLUB. fre
and Southampton. "NoSn'
direction.
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as Rue Blanche near cd Opera. Pension ist rlas
Paris Elect baths, sunay eNrl cook. Moderate
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neal and orderly North German person
,age 4O situation IN private family; city
or country. as seamstrsss and 70 wait on
lady or to do light chanberwork. very
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erences Please call or address SEAMS-
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ABOUT THE FLOPPERS.

And what shall we say about the
newsphpe Of Idaho who are supporting
the gold standard ticket? Without ex-
ception they have for Ave years at least
been declaring for silver in most urgent
tones. They have spent their time and
substance In long winded arguments,
which by the way were good arguments
to prove the evils Of characterization and
the consequent disaster to the people.
They have done this up to the hour Of
The nomination of Mckinley, when some
Of them changed at once while others
wabblcd for a time and then changed
proceeding to advocate policy with
even more vehemence against silver
against the choicest interests of the peo-
pie of the state and against the interest
of % percent OF their subscribers and
readers. To assume that this sudden
change was brought about because of a
conviction in the minds of the man
agement that they were mistaken IN
their previous views OF the question,
would be to assume an dbsurdty EN-
phasizcd In the use of common sense
Some will say every newspaper has the
right to exercise its own opinion upon
all SUBJECTS, but we submit that these
are not opinions at all, but pretended
opinions advanced for the purpose Of
preventing the minds of the voters In
the interests Of the authors Of our woe,
who are seeking another four years o
liberty to loot the people.
1t is unnecessary for us to remind oul
readers that these newspapers are moi
striking at the interests of thesr sub
scribers for nothing. They are not stul
tifyIng themselves and destroying tn,
confidence their neighbors and patron.
may have reposed in them, merely foi
their health. They are doing it for pay
already received or to be received 90
Idaho Falls times.
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from the Utmost recesscs Of the valiant
Colonel's diaphragm we Will be Obliged
TO admit that David is game to the back
bone. There is a bare possibility how
ever that the Colonel has taken few
lessons in the science of politics from
Hon. Bill Mcconnell and that he has
learned to sometimes say things for cam
paign purposes. We hope this is so and
that after all Col. David really don't
mean what he says In the above para
graph II would be fatal 10 every man.
woman aud child in the state II he
should be elected governor and carry
out such program.
The writer In common with many
other private citizens has never been
and is not now consumed by any burn
Ing desire TO die even at post Of duty
II such an unpleasant occurance can be
honCrably avoided and when 'the last
citizen OF the state has died at his post
of duty" we rise to inquire who would
be left to play the part Of acting gov
crnor and what would be the need Of
issuing call for federal troops at that
stage Of the game. Would not the claw
less be exterminatrd as well MS the law
abiding when the last citizen was dead i?
1t is an unpleasant thought to dwell
upon. the utter desolation that would
visit this fair state II such a program
were carried out and we will pass that
and express the hope that Mr.. Budlong
did not mean what he said but only
said IL ito be q sayin'
II he really feels that way however
he shows symptoms Of great mental per-
turbation and we would advise the
gentleman to avoid all scenes OF turmoil
and excitement until after election day
when the free excursion that will be
rendered him mp Salt river by the
courtesy OF Gov. Steunennerg. will
doubtless restore Col. David to fair
degree Of mental equilibrium.
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ABOUT BoYcoTTING.

When men talk about hoycotting
newspaper, or any other line Of business
because the individual who may be in
charge Of the business does not agree
with them on certain issues. they only
show that. for the time being at least,
they are allowing themselves to be guId-
ed by prejudice add passion.
We have heard considerable talk dur
ing the last few days about "A boycott be-
ing ordered against the INDEX by the
A. Z. A. organization OF this place, be-
cause the editor personally supported a
candidate at the late school election who
was not the nominee OF the A. =. A.,
aud while we have every reason TO be-
lieve that no such order has or Will be
made by the organization in question,
Tor the reason that there are too many
lcvel-headed sensible men who are mem
bers Of the order to allow their order 10
stultify itself by such childish work,
vet we do know that there some indlvid-
uals who are members of the order who
have allowed their prejudice and pas
sion to get the best of their better Judge
ment In the matter. and to all such we
beg leave To submit few questions.
Has not the editor Of this paper the
same right, as an American citizen, to
exercise his judgement AS regards what
he thinks Is for the best interests of the
community in which he lives. as you
have 10 exercise yours Has he not
the same right TO vote for whom he
pleases for any public officer. from
president down 10 school trustee. that
YOU have, Is It compulsory on him.
more than on you. that he should join or
not join any church, secret society. or
political party unless he sees NJ To do SO
Is the INDEX any the less good local
newspaper than II was before the school
electionl Asa local institution that
has always labored for the welfare and
upbullding Of this town and community
is IT any the less entitled TO your sup.
port than IL was one week or three
months ago. If the INDEX were to try
10 agree with every man. woman. and
child in Canyon county. on all questions
right or wrong, good. bad, or indifferent
would IL oe entitled to your respect OF
confidence for one moment Did IN,
INDEX ever wrong any of YOU personal
Ivy Did 1t support or attack either OF
the late candidates. Has IL ever treated
the A. PA. order other than with cour
tesyf Has il ever refused that ordc
space In It's columnSy
The above questions are submitted
with all due respect for the honest opin
ions and beliefs of those who NAV ditfe
with us, and We invite any one who ma,
80 desire. to answer them, in these col
umns at their earliest convenience.
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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, as well AS all female
troubles, deafness catarrh. bronchitis
consumption, dyspepsia, skin diseases,
liver. kidney and piles, specially
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed if necessary.
Out-of-town patients treated with I'M
failing success through correspondence
one visit desirable but not necessary
Medicine sent safely and free from OBJ
servation to any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank and circular.
Drs. Licbig & Co. continue TO treat
chronic, nervous and special diseases,
also weak men organic weakness, fail
ing memory, lack of energy, physical
decay detormities, etc, etc, arising
from indiscretion. excess or indulgence
producing some of the following effects,
Nervousness, debility, dimness of vision
self distrust' directive memory, prema-
tureness. want of control of vital organs.
pimples on face, aversion to the society
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DIR. A. c. Stoddart, visiting physician
and contracting surgeon for the Liebig
World Dspensary, San Francisco has
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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 Franchises renowned
specialist, Helena, Montana. DIR. Stod.
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Everyone desiring special cure, adj
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No l. so acres p miles from town.
Comfortable house of three rooms, cellar
good stable and other outbuildings, $50
fruit trees about onehalf of which are in
bearing. Plenty of small fruit This
place is good land, all under four wire
fence. and 10 acres of hay. One share
water in Last Chance Ditch. $500.
No. ? 1850 acres miles from EN-
nett. with two shares of water. This
is good place for hay o" grain, and n
bargain Good house and barn. All
under fence. Satisfactory reasons for
selling Price, If sold at once, SlIO0.
No 3. 800 acres of river bottom land
lying on Payette river three miles from
Emmett. 100 acres in cultivation, bear
ing orchard of choice fruits, private
ditch taken from the Payette river with
recorded water right OF 1000 inches
covers this land good two story house
and necessary out buildings. $4,000.
No. 4. l45 Acres of fine bottom land
about five miles from town. 40 acres of
heavy timber. balance in cultivation.
Good house, stable and other necessary
out-buildlngs. 1920.
No 5. 100 acres nine miles from
Emmett. 40 acres of this place is first
class bottom farm land with recorded
water right sufficient for fall gram, hay
garden and orchard. Cheap at 5000.
No. 6. 5acres mile from town. all
in cultivation. with share water in
Only Chance Ditch. Comfortable house
OF five rooms. Good stable for fouI
horses. 800.
No. z. 800 acres one mile from town,
About 40 acres in cultivation. II shares
water in Only Chance Ditch. Good two
story house. This place is fine sol
and will be sold IN 40 acre tracts il
waited $500.
No S. so acres Of good land about sever
miles west of Emmett. This is a good
piece of land for general farming and es
pecially for hay. 100 inches permanen
water right goes with land. $1,000
No. .. 60 acres of river bottum lane
about seven mi'es west of Emmett, suit
able for hay or general farming. Ample
water for all purposes. a cheap hom'
at 81 .260.
For further information cal
on or address,
CARPENTER & PATTlSON,
EMMETT. IDAHO
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A Wife Equal to a Gold Mine
J. NJ. MARTIN.
Chairman.

win some of your readers give me
good receipt for making cold starchg
am selling selfheating dat-irons and l.
ron little at every house and have to
use some starch every place and want to
know how to make good cold starch.
My husband was in debt and | being
anxious to help him thought would
sell self-heating tlat-irons, and am do
ing splendidly. A cents worth of fuel
will heat the iron for 3 hours. so you
have perfectly even heat. You can l.
ron in half the time aud no danger OF
burning the clothes as with the old iron,
and you can get the most beautiful gloss.
| sell at nearly every house. as the iron
saves so much fuel everybody wants one.
make $50 on each iron and have moi
sold less than 10 any day worked. Ny
brother is dong well and think anyone
can make lots of money selling irons
J. +. CASEY < CO.. st. Louis. Mo.
will start anyone in the business. as the,
did me- IL you will address them.
MRs. a. RUSSELL
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-12
He WILL DePoPULATE THE STATE.

Col. Dave Budlong the stalwart-gold
metropolitan candidate for governor
of this state has started right of in his
campaign with a very bad spell OF he
roics-or something worse. The Cald-
well Tribune credits Col. David with
the following wonderful outburst Of
vivid blood curdling warwhoop, in
which he tells what he will do when he
gets 10 be- governor:
III should be elected Governor Of
The state OF Idaho. | will maintain or.
der. and execute the law. and will not
call for federal interference until the
last citizen Of the state has died AT hi.
post Of duty; and the call when made
will b. signed 5y the acting-Governoi
because ! will have passed beyond th'
reach II the lawless on this earth.
II This out burs, offccling really come
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-12
PEOPLES PARTY COW sNrloN.

Notice is hereby given that the Peo-
pies party County convention of Canyon
county Idaho will be held at Caldwell
Idaho on Wednesday Sept. 10. 1896 at
p. m. for the purpose of nominating
"A legislative and county ticket. Any
OF the different precincts that have not
already selected delegates to said con
vention will hold primaries on Saturday
Sept. II, 1896. Number of delegates
same AS last convention.
BY order OF County Central Commit.
tee.
J. NJ. MARTIN.
Chairman.