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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08


ion the chairman called for the re-
port OF the committee on credentials.
The secretary announced that the
committee on credentials would meet
in its room in the convention build
ing Immediately. The committee
will reconsider the Michigan con-
tests. Pending the action by the
committee on credentials the conven-
tiou took recess to listen to
speech by ex-Gov. Hogg. Of Texas.
Gov. Hogg in stentorian tones pro-
ceeded to hurl thunderbolts at gold
and republicsnism. When Gov. Hogg
had finished Senator White assumed
the gavel temporarily while the
crowd called for Senator Blackburn.
He is one OF the silver idols and his
appearance set the convention wild.
Blackburn concluded an eloquent
speech amid great cheering. Cries
followed for Hill, Bryan Of Nebraska
and Altgeld.
Hon. George Fred willia.Ls. the
silver congressman from Massa-
chusotts, was also called for
and made vigorous free sill
YER speech amid great applause.
His appearance was greeted with
cheers while his opponents showered
upon him sputter OF Kisses. As
soon as no could make his voice
heard he shouted: "In behalf OF the
state Of Illinois I suggest that this
convention give Hon. David c. Hill,
of New York. an opportunity to ad.
dress it," This stroke brought ou,
demands for Hill. He was not in the
convention.
GOV. Ank.id's Orstory.
Then cries for Gov. Aligeld wer,
renewed and Mt last he cam,
upon the stage. As he proceeded
the governors haggard face grew
flush d, his gestures became vche
ment and before he proceeded fa
the convention was swayed as by {
cyclone by his oratory.
AT the conclusion Of the speech
es the committee on credential
made a report on all except Michi
gan. The report was adopted. !
seats the Byran silver delegation
from Nebraska. The gold delegate
from that state vacated the seats
which were taken by the Byran dele
CATION amid applause.
A partial report OF the committe
on credentials made no change in tn
roster prepared by the committe
except as to Nebra.ka. IL recon-
mends that the District OF Columb'
and each territory be given six vote:
The Michigan case, are still uude
consideration.
0iasee the Platform.
The committee on resolu tions con
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08
The Successful One.

$50 Miss keene is married. said
one young man.
"Yes, - replied the despondent lover,
land to another
Il thought she regarded you very
kindly"
'She did. And lavished every at
tention on her. l took her to the opera
every night, and then she married my
rival
"She thought be had more money
than you.
"She was SCI Of it. He couldn't help
but have after l took her to the opera
syery night. Washington Star. a,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08

Disease attacks the weak and de.
bilitated. Keep yourself healthy and
strong by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08
The President Wants the News.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July S.-A spe-
cial telegraph line has been run to Gray
Gables. An operat or will be on duty dur
ing the convention and reports from Chi
cago will come direct
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08

L Martin; secretary, Thomas J. Cogan;
assistant secretary, Louis ID. Hersheimer;
reading clerk, Z. B. Wade, of Tennessee;
assistant reading clerks, n. X. Walker, of
Florida; Charles Nickel, OF Oregon; JEFF
Pollard. of Missouri, and Lincoln Dixon,
of Indiana
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08
Case of Cholera i'm Pussia.

BERLIN, July S.-A case of cholera is be-
ing treated in the hospital ut Danzic,
Polish Prussia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-08

Jewellers in New South Wales receive
s22. SO week, in Switzerland Sc. 30,
in Germany So. FL and in France Sc. "a.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
BURGLARS AT WORK.
Attempts Made to Open the Sale IN MeNish
q Aliens Store

Last Tuesday night a bold attempt
was made TO rob the safe in McNish &
Aliens store. The burglars gained ac-
cess TO the building by remoyin ing pane
OF glass from one OF the rear windows
and the work was done in manner
which would indicate considerable abili-
ty in that line. A page Of the Sunday
edition Of the Statesman had first been
pasted on the glass To deaden the sound
the putty was removed and the glass
lifted from its place. The cash drawer
in the counter was forced open and the
contents consisting Of nickles and dimes
to the amount Of $40 or SIS were ap-
propriated.
Before entering the store the cracks
men had forced an entrance into Wells
< Womack's blacksmith shop and Sc
cured some tools there which they
they thought would be useful in their
work a hole had been drilled INTO the
door OF the safe to the depth Of about
eve inches but at that point the drill
broke leaving two OF three inches OF the
drill in the hole. Whether the job was
given up after the drill broke or whether
the burglars were frightened away is not
known. Mr.. Allen sleeps in a room iu
the rear Of the store and Tuesday night
VIII Laugroise slept with him the two
getting up Al about three O'Clock We'd
nesday morning 10 start 10 Dry Buck.
II nav be that the robbers heard them
in the room and quietly cleared out.
John Conner. who sleeps IN his saloon
opposite the siore was up al go We'd
nesdsy morning aud noticed faint
hchi in the store but thought noihin.
OF 70 Knowing that Allen slept there and
suppoeine that he was also as;.-
A monkey wrench and brsoe wh.ch
had been taken from tae biscssmihsh1r
were len "a The store as Was also d car
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prize in the bicycle race. The ekg race
was draw and the girls bicycie r.co
was declared of because there werv 20
entries
The ladies' who had charge Of the ar
rsngemenrs are deserving OF great credit
for the success Of the affair and from
the expression of approval ~hich the
scrib heard during and since the ceie
bration we think they are receiving
what is due them.
CELEBRATION MOTIFS
Mrs Hamilton as president Of the day
aud AS chairman q the executive com
mittee showed great executive ability
To her earnest efforts alone are due a
large measure OF the success OF the oc-
casion.
Geo. Peron OF Ola trusted too i'm
plicity 10 a cross-grsined plank and ss =
result took an involuntary bath in an
irrigation ditch that flowed near the
grand stand. II is doubtful though IL
Brother Peron enjoyed the mishap as
much as many OF the onlookers did.
The ladies should have had q commit
tee on order on the grounds to look after
the individuals who had rather listen To
the blare OF their own mouth than TO the
finest Grafton ever delivered. Such onrs
should celebrate at home.
The stand which was run by the ladies
OF the W r. c. for the benefit OF the
cemetery fence fund, cleaned up about
thirty dollars.
The dinner was the kind always pro-
vided BY the ladies OF Emmett. strictly
first class in every respect.
4, e eat w.ssmp'y awful.
The wedding ceremony which some
were expecting failed to materialize-
Boise City. Caldwell. New Plymouth.
Marsh. Ola, Sweet. Horseshoe Bend.
Pearl and PiaceFvil =. were represented
The grounds were everything thst
could be desired. except that shade as
hltle scarce in spots.
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seamless gold crowns bridge work and
all kinds Of artificial work. painless ex-
traction oi teeth and. gold. silver ana
cement hiling All work warranted
10 be strictly hrst class.
Henry Lauf the contractor and
builder has opened carpenter and cab
met shop IN the rear OF Riggs billiard
hall and Is prepared to do all kinds Of
repair. novelty and upholstering work
on short notice and at prices TO suit the
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d > Diiiies' r. T. fuilmer' ana
l. + runmer ol een'er'ilie otAn are
IN TINS vicinity TINS week looking after
LOCATION ior colony oi otah people
VINO want TO locate mere IL suitaoie
location can be found Inc gentleman
are Wen PLEASED Win the oench iano
across the river ana VIII iuiiy inVesu-
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The dance given BY the members Of
the Emmett Cornet Band on the evening
Of the Fourth was one Of the most pleasant
events OF the kind ever given in Emmett
and was a success financially as well as
socially. The crowd was one OF the
largest ever seen in Emmett on an oc.
casiou Of that kind and every one seemed
10 enjoy themselves immensely. Fifty
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
f.They would be up with the times

Take your prescriptions to Batch
ley.
DR.. f. E. Du,ton the dentist is up
to date
Order drugs Of Blatcnley by ,ele-
phone.
Prof symOns returned from Snake
river Thursday.
John McNish visited Boise last sun
day and Monday
Get Wall Paper. Pain's and OILS at
Blatchlev's
Charlie and Stephen Hartman were
over to Boise Monday.
Ed Allen and win Langroise went
up to Dry Buck Wednesday.
5. A. Pattison and John Carter were
over at Caldwell Wednesday.
Mail orders promptly filed by
Blatchley the druggist. Caldwell.
If YOU want any dental work done
it will pay you to see DIR. Dutton at the
Carter hotel
MIR. Atkins Of Long valley is visit
ing friends and relatives IN the neigh
borhood this week.
Bishop Glorieux will hold service at
the Catholic church on Sunday July l2)
at o'clock in the morning.
John Carter has crew OF men at
work on Dry Buck. cutting mining TIM
bers for the Pearl and Rock creek camps.
p. Abney has sold his Boise Avenue
property to A. ]. Lewis the considera-
ton being $3.50. Nr. Abney and family
will move to New Plymouth.
James Kidd has sold to James B.
Blain all his interest in the Crown Point
the Emmett and the Ophir mining
claims situated in the West View dis
trlci. Consideration $1,000.
u. B. Mansell and family spent their
Fourth on Lower Boise. They report a
firsirate lime. The proceeds OF the cele-
bration which amounted to about s75
was turned in to the cemetery improve
ment fund.
A fishing party consisting Of Rev.
McReynolds Rev Wright. sam WeSier,
aud George Campbell Of Boise. passed
through town Monday on their way Ia
Big Willow where they expect to live on
trout. etc. for few days.
Wanted At Once: Active agents foI
each county. Exclusive control and nc
risk. VIII clear Il to 25 hundred dol
lars year Enclose stamp for particu'
lars or PIC Tor 81 sample. Big Rapid.
Mineral Water Co. Big Rapids. Mich
S6-d4s
DR.. z. r. button arrived in tow
last night and is stopping at the Carter
hotel for few DAYS. He IS prepared
20 do al kinds OF dental work. including
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CORRESPONDENCE.

PAyETrE LAKES. IDA. July 4th 1896.
EDITOR lSDEx:-As my trip has been -
ENJOYABLE and had such nice time NJ
the Lakes thought would make my
first attempt to write few lines TO your
valuable paper.
Geo. Poleshi and myself left Emmett
June 30 for Warrens where we expect To
arrive July 9th We came through the
following beautiful valiies; Crane creek.
Indian valley. Council valley. Price val
ley. and Salmon Meadows. aud arrived
at the Payette Like July 2nd and on the
morning Of the 3rd we rented a boat of
A. Wyatt. better know as Jews Harp
Jack. and went up the Lake about five
miles. went around mountain island
that lies out in the Lake and came back
fishing with hundred foot troll. caught
seven trout about pounds in wright
had a swim In the Lake where the water
is estimated to be all the way from COO
u 20OO feet deep. After supper We sail
ed across the Lake TO the Warrens saw
mill that will begin operations Monday
next with capacity OF saving 10000
4 fe,t per day. G. W ;.
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seamless gold crowns. bridge work and
all kinds Of artificial work. painless ex-
traction Of teeth and. gold. silver aud
cement filing All work warranted
l.. D.. o..s.,f.- a - d.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
HIS NAME IS BRYAN
Result Of the Democratic Convention at
Chicago. William ]. Bryan Of
Silver Men Jubnsns.

Ex-congressmsn William } Bryan OF
Nebraska is the Democratic nominee for
president Of the United States
The convention reached nomination
at $3.50 Friday afternoon. The platform
is all right on the silver question and
the nominee is recognized as being on,
Of the brightest silver leaders in ths
country.
The nomination gives general salts
faction in Emmett.
As we go TO press FRIDAY EVENING" tn,
convention has taken an adjournment
and the nomination Of vice-presideni
will not be reached until the evening
session.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
NOTICE

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 TO food the public roads. All
who allow water to how from their
diichcs or fields on the roads will be
prosecuted to The fullest extent Of the
law. There will he positively no ex-
ceptions TO this rule.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Road Supervisor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11

Attention Miners have several hnu-
dred cords of good fir wood and mining
timbers at the mouth Of Rock creek. for
sale on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
or address. JOHN CARTER.
Emmett. IDA.
All persons having watches or Jew
elry TO be repaired. or who need any new
articles ia shat line will do well TO leave
their orders al this Office. where viii b..
found a property accredited agent of
II Unternahrer. the leading jeweler Of
Boise An work guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. St-2s.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11

penters chisel thai nobody claims. The
mucilage bottle from which the paper
had been gummed that was pasted on
the window was also left behind and may
sometime give u clue TO the identity Of
the robbers although st present every
one seems TO be entirely In The dark as
TO who did the work.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
NOTICE

An persons who are indebted to II.
Phillips will take notice that their ac-
counts have been placed in my hands
for collection and they are requested 10
call and settle them 10 save further cost
JouN H. CARPENTER.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
We Have Just Received.

A full line of Shoes for the spring trade
in all the latest styles for ladies and gentle
men. We wish to call special attention to
our line of home made, hand seWed harness.
pete, and new work is being turned out Of
the shop daily. Goods sold at Boise prices.
Patronize home industry.
Lewis & LangrOise
Emmett, =: Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-07-11
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.

take this means Of announcing
to the public. that have opened
First-class Livery and Feed
Barn N Pearl City. Barn oppo-
size Walters store. Firss-ciass
rigs and saddle horses. Special
attention to transient trsde.
Baled Has ana Grain Tor sale.
J. ". COOK, PEARL CITY.
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I'VE HINT TO HAVE
IN II, Ia AN YOU
VI II " nlll KNOW

W IL " nA'l KNOW
That we are prepar-
ed to do first-class
Watch, Clock, and Jew
elry repairing, with
guarantee.
JeWeIry Of every de-
scriptiOn manufacture
ed to order. SouVe-
mir Spoons of every
kind. Buildings en-
graved to order. Fine
Monogram work a
speciality. SatISfac-
ton guanteed.
Orders from the
country promptly at
tended to.
Leave work at IN
DEX Office, or send to
store in Boise.
H. UNlERNAHRER.
THE SWISS JEWELER.
"a MAIN St. BOISE. IDA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-04-04
Dunbrilge Cadets.

The military spirit is spreading rap
idly throughout all sections, especially
among the younger element. 1t has
struck Dunbridge and e. w. DeVerna,
an old war veteran, who served two
years and 10 months in Co. L, Sd o. V
c., has organized a company of youths
who are known as Co. A, Dunbridge
cadets. They are drilling for the pur-
pose OF mutual benefit and to be able to
fill positions in military service in case
an emergency should arise. The COM
pany is composed of the following prom.
lnent youths of Dunbridge:
Carol Stevens. Arthur Hale, James
Hampton, Murg Goodell, Esli Kesler,
Frank Bell. Warren Duhammel, Rob't
Walker, Levi Kessler, Chester Bell,
Role Hale, Ray Hit, Archie Duham
mel, Bert Dennis, ALI. Dennis and Her.
man Grover.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-04-04
wi'a1or. the Unde'ta!,s~

-Witzler' the Cnde'fa!is~
Fred Schellinger is visiting Per
rysburS relatives.
j. F, Raab and family visited Mrs.
Sampson aud family over Sunday.
Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, specta-
:les. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH.
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,
Capt. T. A. Wetmore and wife and
e, l., Blue and wife visited Toledo
friends the first of the week.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Idelt Rice and Martin L.
Hechler at Bowling Green, April 10, mt
l. NJ. The young people have many
friends in Perrysburg who wish them
happiness. They will make their home
in Bowling Green.
--Witzler, the UnSerts4ser.
Misses May Swan, Eya Grain, Josie
Bradford, Agnes Strain, Lizzie Myers,
Rilla Hull and Leona Gum were in
Perrysburg Monday in the interest OF
the High School Kodak of Maumee.
Ii the Maumee high school and the
Kodak are as charming as the young
ladies' who represent them, they will
surely win favor with the general
public.
"A new line of mems calf shoJs, lat
est styles, $3.50 and $2,75. YAl can't
find them in town short oil 93. 5QA
WILLIAMS & FFLAER.
Several of the JOURNAL cores.
pondents have recently asked for q
chilbain remedy. This irratating and
most uncomfortable trouble, doctor
advises, will be relieved by having pre-
pared at your druggists an ointment oil
one half dram OF tannin, one half dram
of pure carbolic acid, thirty drops o
tincture of iodine and two ounces o
simple cerate. Apply twice day.
We have a line of ladies and Also ,
line of boys and misses hosNryyat 25
that you cannot beat anywherA
WILLIAMS & EfA&EnR.
F. Franklin of Tontog any is th,
} general agent for the Eureka Washing
! Machine in Wood and adjoining coun
ties. The machines are on sale in Per
rysburg by Wm. Schlect. 49tf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-04-04

Happy Eastertide brings to all-rich
and poor alike-its message of hope
and cheer, and even the most matter
Oi-fae5 delight to honor the joyous sea-
son with all things bright and beauti-
full, Before it comes we love to think
of it, TO plan for it,-each in his indi-
vidual way,-and that everything
should assume an Easter dress and
brightness is but a natural result OF
the all-pervading spirit of the festival.
Even the books proclaim the advent OF
the auspicious time. Demorest's Mag
azine comes to US in Easter dress, and
with Easter pictures and poems, and
general ''springy" character, makes
one Immediately feel in accord with the
season. The first article, ''Flower
Fetes aud Pageants," introduces us to
all lands where Flora is feted during
the months of her reign, and pictorial.
ly one becomes acquainted with ia
vorite spot in her kingdom, Southern
California. Bermuda the Beautiful
transports one to the land of the Easter
lily, where miles and miles OF lily-field
furnish the 'pure, proud lilies" fol
the adornment OF our chuches. Demo
rests is published for So year, by th'
Demorest Publishing Company, llO
Fifth Avenue, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-04-04
Easter Entertainment.

The Sunday School of st. Johns En-
glish Lutheran church will hold their
Easter services on Monday evening
next. The programme is entitled
"Eastor Chimes" an Easter service for
Sunday Schools, with music by Thiel
and Rosche, and words by Ida L. Reed,
and consists in Responsive Scripture
Reading and choruses by choir and
school. The new church and Sunday
school are we'll attended and their SER
vices are very interesting.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-04-04
See our assortment OF Singhams al
DC. Best in the land. Y
WILLIAMS &FULLER.
The NJ. E. Social.

The male men OF the M. e. church
"thc awkward things, who never can
do anything as we'll as the women, 'con-
Quoted the entertainment at the church
social last Friday night. The gentle
men were few in number and at the last
moment they were disappointed by
part OF their committee being unable to
be present, but everything went just
the same, and they made an effort to
interest their guests. The average
church social is about the tamest place
OF amusement that can be found, owing
to the usual lack Of regular pro-
gramme. Rev. Bailey introduced four
gentlemen who had provided a short
programme. The musical selections
were somewhat moss covered and
musty, but were we'll brushed up and
served in manner that made the
audience forget their antiquity mot of
the audience but the songs)and produced
much amusement. Then the supper!
OF course lemon pie and maple syrup
don't trot in the same class exactly, but
they go, and after the entire menu was
served the guests felt Satisfied tina,
they had had enough. We have at
tended church soclals where the female
committees thought no one else coult
run social, but they were very tame
affairs when compared with this one
Whenever the "boys" run another SO
clal we'll try to get there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-04-04

.-Jocob Hook of Wingston gave the
JOURNAL II pleasant call Thursday.
-pook Thornton is the proud father
Of ten pound bnby boy which arrived
on Saturday last.
Chief Clerk w. p. Fay of the 7, s.
NJ. V, R'r and his wife were guests OF
Perrysburg friends Wednesday night.
Charles Hoffman is papa to baby
No. ga fine boy who was INTRODUCED
into this cold world on Monday. We
have not seen any cigars, but are will
ing TO smoke.
WIN Earle will open his restaurant
and cofectionery store on Saturday of
this week. The general public are in
stock. None but the best goods will
be sold.
Eleven new Switches will be put in
along the route ot the 4. a. Nj. V. R'y
this seuson. This will enable cars to
run at more frequent intervals and to
make better time with less danger of
collision. Supt. Deuman proposes that
the road shall not be deficient in any
particular.
A rip roaring good thing in un-
bleached muslin Special pNfe Sc per
yard, or piece. Don't miss itt
NNtrrv,Nrc &. JfNT mp
No one would think that Jacl;
Stevenson was born on the first day oil
Ayril, but he really was and the Din
glebendcrs helped him celebrate. a
box containing various tokens of affec-
tion, more or less valuable, was Sent
him by d special messenger, and while
engaged in examining its contents the
club surprised him. The member.
we're attired in their most artistic cos
tunes and presented an appearance
that was truly stunning. A fine time
was enjoyed by all,
The Perryshurg g. Troy Twps. OF
Co. is composed of farm owners in tn,
two townships, who propose TO see wha
Is beneath their broad acres. VIM
Armbruster is president. John Ault
secretary, Aug. Henry. treasurer, will
c. A. Hoffman, Henry Kurfess, Jos
eph Armbruster, Martin Ault, associ
ated with the above as directors. Th
company is incorporated with $4,00
capital; have leased 1900 acres and wi
commence drilling soon on the farm c
Aug. Henry in Section I.