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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET
No. club. &c: blue stem. sc: stroag.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKErA

Portland. Nov. z7.-wheat-WAllA Walla,
sUsoc: Valley. ssGtssc per bushs1.
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Rossca Neel Market.
rexsca, Neg. ~z.-The CssnEsssSsAl naAs-
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REASON FOR DELAY.
ALASKA BOUNDARY QUESTION Ar
MOST LOST SIGHT OF.
3aglana ana the Unisea states Rave
Been Toe D~sy with venesssls -
Take ~ the Disputed I.ine-wirs
Tnaoahscdiy be Settled by lArsi-
sratfsa The orsssssl Treaty
0aseA oa yan~euvcr's Mar.

Washington New. e<~Specsst ~ Such
oascsrs Of the geoacxacaa survey ~
have been ofh~ialiy Interested in the dis
2ase over the Asasxsn SEMINARY e. gre -
surprise that tue controversy has dcvel-
ored IA new features within ths past
saree months They were warranted. they
tniak. IN Anfics aatsIx .D~sNex develop
merlss uy sae following facts
SOFA governments ffTss ossacAsay reccx-
nl@ec the dispute hy agreeing 70 survey.
naiE-Jaintsy. TIE land xsarcagh which the
sac IasS run This agreement was eff
Iseied ey the Hon. Mschael n. herbert.
then charge df4ra3rs OF the British emf
oAssy, and John W. Foster. cur secretary
or state. in a convention concluded July
-. i&e- This convention allowed two
years for the pus pose of the survey. reek-
oning from the appropriation by roth gov
ernnersx Of the money required. about
.oe each. WATCH perlcd would have
elapsed November - lNss II soon became
evident thai the time set apars WAS in-
sufficient for the purpose and tho two
nations therefore agreed. through the
present British ambassador snd Secretary
Grsshxn. to extend st 20 December 81. lNs.
On the conclusion Of the survey. the con-
vension provided. the commission appoint
cd for the purpose should report the result
10 the two governments This. the topog-
raphers Of the survey assume. has ocen
done. The high contracting parties
agree chat a. soon ~ practicable after
the report or reports Of the commissions
shall have been received the report OF
the convention reads. they VIII
proceed 20 consider and establish
tho boundary line IN question"
That neither government has com
piled with this latter requirement
within eleven months after the compile
ton OF the survey, this 1, IL that oeca-
ssons the upyise among tho officers OF the
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wheat-stFong: December. cass. May,
ysiS
Bsrler-ssrong; December. slszc. May.
ssaac.
Corn-I.asge yellow. szskHsst.c.
Eran--Catfornis S49zAsa.
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SEATTLE. Nov. n. iD1
ExchangM at the Seattle. Tacoma ana
Portland clearing housea today were:
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weol-FaI choice mountain. sTTc: peer
Go. s&se: san joaquin plains. s9So; 60
foofhili. Sasc. Northern fail. TQAc.
Hrps-
Hore-S@Fic ner sound for fair, ara Z.
61sc per pound for fancy.
Hfrin~ stocks
Silver bars 80. 81 .O-assN-Styh. -. -
Mex. Sol .-.-S~ @S-ass Telegraph o.. =. l.sa
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N MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Nov. q. ina
Fair weather: warmer.
b. S. PAGUE. Forecastsr.
2. 3. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
~ rsr- .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-05
HORSE THIEVES.

Jim and Gwinn Fuller who are herd
ing a bunch Of cattle in High valley
this summer had a little experience
with horse thieves last week which cost
them several daVs hard riding and
some little trouble. When the boys
went out to get their saddle horses one
morning they found them missing and
after hunting nearly all day they went
to the camp Of three men who had
driven bunch OF horses into the valley
the night before and started TO look
through the band. Only one Of the
men was in camp at the tune and he
came for the boys with winchester
aud slx-shooter and ordered them to
leave. The boys did not leave however
until they bad discovered that about 30
head Of the strangers horses carried the
brand Of Cal White Of Salmon Meadows
aud they at once made up their minds
that the outfit was crooked aud were
responsible for the disappearance Of their
stock.
They continued the search and found
tina. their horses had been driven into
the timber between High valley and ths
North Fork. but it was not until Sat
urday that they found them in the tim
Der in Little Squaw creek canyon
When the Fullers came up with the out
ft Saturday sfternooa the thieves beai
hasty retreat and left the boys II
possession of the whole band Of horses
about so head.
Gwinn drove Whites horses back L
the Meadows Sunday and Jim was il
town Monday and from aim We lesrnec
the above facts. Jim says that one o.
the ''rustlers" was named Howard anC
that he worked for awhile last sprin.
on The Last Chance ditch. Another wa
young boy named Perkins who live
on Upper SQuaw creek and il is though
these two have left the country. Th'
other one is still thought 10 be In th'
Squsw creek country ami will doubtless
be watched pretty closely in the future
II is said the White horses they hss
stolen were all fine animals and wer
worth at least $500.
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Gray Hair Made Dark.

saw in your paper statement that
Zulu Vuher wonld restore any head Of
hair 10 natural color IN three weeks.
As was very gray | sent for sample
package. and in less than three weeks
ny hair was perfectly restored TO natu-
raj color Nv wife's hair was a light
red. and by using Zulu Vulier her hair
is now a beautiful auburn. AnyOn- can
get sample package Of Zulu Nulier by
sending 2l two-cent stamps TO Wilson x
Co, New Concord. Ohio. and n IL does
not restore the hair TO natural color In
three weeks they will return your stamps
Il not only restores the hair to natural
color. but will stop the hair falling out
Immediately and is one OF the best hair
tonics made. aud you take no risk. and
il il does not satisfy YOU perfectly they
will return your stamps. A READER
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-05
PRANK xAsxssERRY KILLED.
While Resisting Arrest He was shot Down
Dave Harper Wounded. Wanted for
Petty Thets-

Word comes from Indian valley to
the eject that on August % Frank
Aarksberry was killed and Dave Harper
was seriously wounded while resisting
arrest.
Frank and Charley Marksberry and
the man Harper were wanted for
number OF petty depredauons that had
recently been committed 10 the neigh
borhood and constable George Woods
with posse went after them Charley
Marksberry was found in cabin On
the Middle Fork and was placed under
arrest without any trouble and was left
in the custody Of Mort Woods while the
rest OF the posse followed the other two
up the mountain When the men were
overhauled by the officers they drew
their guns and refused to surrender. and
after being commanded TO put up their
hands three times constable Woods
fred at Harper putting a load OF shot
in his left shoulder Marksberry then
attempted to draw his gun and was shot
through the heart by one Of the posse
named Hollenbeak.
A coroners jury investigated the case
and found the killing justiiable.
Marksberry was we'll known in this
vicinity having wintered in Emmett
for the last two or three winters He
attended the public school here last
winter and appeared to BE- civil young
man. Constable Woods is also well
known to Emmett people having lived
here for several years
Harper is known in the upper country
as a desperate character and it is
thought he led the other boys into the
mischief. The affair shonld be solemn
warning to young men and boys. never
10 associate with men Of such reputa-
sion or get in the way Of admiring or
being led by so called bad" men.
Those who do so nearly always come 10
grief sooner or later.
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low RArl.s ro 1HE EAsr.

Your attention is directed to the ercen-
tionally low rates in effect this coming
season to nearly every prominent polns
IN the east.
Never before has such an excellent or-
portunlty been Afforded for a Summer
Vacation Tour, or for visiting friends in
the East. We mention belowa few OF
the places to which greatly reduced rat~s
nave been made The UNION PACIF-
&c is the line that will give YOU the
best service TO any OF these points
CLEVELAND. ONO. AUeUsr 1890. RATE
Probably One Fare for the Round
Trip.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. ArGUsT 25-27- RATE
One Fare for the Round TriD.
ST PAUL. MINI. SEPTEMBER II. RATE
One Fare for the Round Trip Gin
some cases iessl
For full information as 10 dates OF sale
and limit Of tickets. time Of trains. etc,
call oD. GEo. L ALLEY. Agt.
Caldwell. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-05

The four year old son Of Mitchell
Schaefer of Middleton was run over by
loaded wagon near Bernsrd's Ferry
last Saturday and instantly killed. Mr..
Schaefer and his family were on their
way to Silver at the time and the little
one was thrown from the wagon by the
wheel striking deep rut.
"A serious brake occurred on the
Payette Valley canal At the point where
the Caldwell road crosses. A cloud
burst sent food dowo the guIch. filed
the ditch with sand, broke the bank and
washed away the bridge. George Rink
er has a crew OF men and teams at work
repairing the damage.
Ransom Bignlow returned Tuesday
evening from Mzlhurr Ore. where he
has been putting 10 the summer placer
mining. He came over tc represent his
homestead and to register and expects
to be back in time TO cast a vote for
Bryan and free silver. He reports fairly
good times in Malhuer.
In "A Fatal Campaign. '(September
Midland Monthly. Des Moines) Col. A.
g. Hairy wildly describes the pivotal
battles OF Franklin and Nashville. Mrs.
G. F. Mclean. who wrote Stevenson at
Gretz," tells the Midland readers Of
Senator Foraker Of Ohio. aud his charm
ing family. illustrating the paper with
latest photographs. Christmas Eve and
Christmas morning 10 Bethlehem aud
Jerusalem is the inspiring theme Of n.
Tjernagel ". S. Moore, author Of
The Famous Charge at Fl. Donelson, -
discusses Agriculture and the Mechanic
Arts at Ames. Frank W. Calkins'
Young Homesteaders are beginning
to talk Of books and think Of love. The
Editorial department reveals note Of
preparation for the October event, the
beginning Of Grants Life in the West
by Col. John W Emmerson, of Missouri
friend and comrade Of the General.
Much interest is felt ID this forthcom-
ing serial. Evidently the Midland has
made hit.
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]. N. MkHrH.
Chairman

The Enterprise Ditch Company OF FHIk's Store.
Itano.
Notice 4 hereby z1vc1 that ~ = meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Enterprise Ditch Co.
held on the 25th hay OF August. 1893. an asse~s-
ment was levied Of Ons Dollar and Fifty Cents
al so per share the whole OF the capital
stock Of said company said amount 20 b paid
70 the treasurer Of said company zt his ol-ic1,.
said amount shall be due on the 18Th day Of
October iesd Any stock on which the said a
srssmenr remains unpaid The said 18th day
Of October will become celinquent and viii -
advertised for sale NJ public auction and unie :
payment Is made before. VIII Be sold on tbo
10Th day OF November. TO pay such delinquent
assessment together with the costs OF Advertis-
ing and the expenses Of The sale
EDISON BISHOP.
Secretary.
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Notice is hereby given that the Peo-
Piles party County convention OF Canyon
county Idaho will be held ~ Caldwell
Idaho on Wednesday Sept 10. 1895 zt
2 p. m. for the purpose Of nominating
a legislative and county ticket Any
OF the different precincts that have not
already selected delegates 70 said con-
vention will hold primaries on Saturday
Sept. IL. 1896. Number OF delegates
same as last convention
By order Of County Central Commit
tee.
J. NJ MAHrr.
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want to add my testimony to the list
Of those that have used the lightning
churn. 1t does all that IS claimed for IT,
you can churn easily in one minute. aud
get large percentage more butter than
with the common churns. | never took
the agency for anything before but so
many o. my neighbors wanted churns.
that ordered 30 and they are all gone
| think in a year Every farmer will have
Lightning Churn in fact they can't
afford to be without one as they make 50
much more butter, and good little bit
of money can be made in every town
ship selling these churns- BY writing
to J. F. Casey n Co. st. Louis No, you
can get circulars and full particular:
about the churn. A READER
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-05
CARD.

We desire to express our heastfelt
kindly sympathy during the Hines and
At the death and burial Of our darling
baby, Our cup IS bitter one and with
out the aid Of kind friends aud neigh
bors would be unbearabie. We may
never be able to repay the debt We owe
and can only thank the kind friends Of
Pl4cerviIle and Emmett for what they
done. s. A. PArTisos.
HATTIE ). PkrTrsox.
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OBITUARY.

Robert Edwin Pattison. the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ;. A. Pzttison died in
Piacerville on Saturday August 20, 1896
aged Z months and 10 DAYS
The little one was attacked By that
dread disease Of babyhood. cholera in
fantum. some II days before his death
and WAS at once taken TO Placerville
in the hopes that the higher altitude.
and cooler weather OF that place would
prove beneficial But in spite Of all that
medical skill. and love and tender care
could do. he grew steadily worse Until
death ended the sweet young life that
had only just begun. leaving home
sad and desolate mothers heart brok-
en-. a fathers hopes blasted. That little
face once so bright aud happy. at times
wreathed in smiles or perhaps when in
repose. serious. thoug htful. was for DAYS
pinched aud drawn with suffering. and
wan and pallid from weakness but is now
at rest. Perhaps it is better for the
child. He NAV escape much sorrow
aud suffering by being thus early taken
away but those who loved him 50 dearly
can draw but little comfort from this
thought when they miss the brightness
which his presence gave the home. when
they listen in vain for the music Of bis
sweet voice. BE has been summoned
I BY an unseen hand 10 that unknown
country from whence his little soul frs
came. to the presence Of that unknown
force which seems so often 70 create bu
In DESTROY
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raye,e valley advantages SaIu-
enous climate. rich soil, abundant wat
er supply. Investigate
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TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
# They would be up with the times

Take your prescriptions to Batch
ley
Joe Reed was down Dry Buck Wed
nesdav
Order drugs OF BIatcnley by tele-
phone.
Park Myers went over to Boise dur
ing the week.
Get Wall Paper. Pants and Oils at
Blatchley's.
Hon. and Mrs. NJ B. Gwinn of Cald-
well visited Nerve Gill this week.
Best Overalls made. so cts. a pair
Boyer Bros & Co., Ontario, Ore.
George Rinker and James Wells
were up from Payette during the week.
Mail orders promptly filed by
BIatchley the druggist. Caldwell.
Frank Hitibidal left big water
melon at the INDEX Office the other day
Five packages Of Arbucklr's coffee
for sl.O0 at Boyer Bros. & Co.. Ontario,
Ore.
-One OF the heaviest thunder storms
that ever visited this section ofthe coun-
try occurred last Sunday night.
Special for 30 days only. Clark
barbed wire. $500 per hundred. Boyer
Bros. & Co. Ontario. Ore.
II II - II -.
and Miss Katie Ellis Of Placerville Wis.
tied Mrs. 5. S.A.Psttison. last Monday.
John W. Plummer. late superinten-
dent Of the DeLamsr mine. died in Lon
don, England, on the 22nd. Of August.
Judge Williams hinted that ther,
was another wedding last Saturday eve
ming but the report so far lacks confir
nation.
Clint Brown has bought 25 feet o
w. F. Wardwell's lot on Main street an,
commenced the erection Of bushes
house on the same.
Jim Glenn was down from Ola Wed
nesday evening after Dr. Clymer 10 at
tend Mrs Watkins Of that place VIII
is dangerously in.
The INDEX force tender their thank
to Hon. James Vanderdasson for
number OF toothsome melons left at tn
Office the other day.
Mrs Ella Nickel. Of Horseshoe Bend
and Miss Edna Ashcroft OF Piacervills
spent this week in town. the guests Q
Mrs. 5. A. Pattison.
F. X. HAYES X Co. have recent
sold lot on Commercial street 10 tn
! Baptist people for church purposes
neat building will soon be erected on tn
} same
Council rs \. P. A. gave water
melon social last Tuesday evening.
large number Of members and thei
families were present and pleasar
time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Anderson Of Falk
Store,on Monday. purchased two lots o
Commercial street. from f X HAYES
Co. They will at once proceed to erect
dwelling on the property.
e. /. Knouse has propagated ne
varity Of plum which he has named tn
''Freezout Beauty" The tree isa seed
ling from the seed Of a common bla
plum. but the fruit Is white. almost =
sweet As honey. and unusually large.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-05

Notice IS hereby given that on Mon
day. the nh day Of September. 1896. the
annual school election in and FOR School
District No. Q. Of Canyon county. Idaho.
will be hsld at the school house in said
district.
Polls will be open from o'clock p. m.
TO 5 o'clock p. m Of same day al school
house for the purpose OF electing one
trustee for the term Of three years.
The Office Of Mr.. James Phillips viii
then expire
j. NJ. MARrIS.
Secretary independent School District
No. 9. Emmett. Idaho
This district WAS created BY an Act
Of the Legislature Of Idaho, in the year
ieso
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-09-05

Wanted At Once: Active agents for
each county. Exclusive control and no
risk VIII clear u to 25 hundred dol
lars year. Enclose stamp for particu-
lars OF 25c for 81 sample. Big Rapids
Mineral Water Co. Biz Rapids. Mich.
S6-diS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

There is just now no lack Of news from
the western States.
Public opinion ia Colorado and Iowa
IS as promptly and accurately ard OF
as from any New England State.
From all over the West come reports
that pane's celery cCmlzu1d occupies
practically clear field boo the cure OF
diseases arising from 81 tired or other
wise impaired nervous system.
No other remedy was ever used by so
many men OF sound ard reliable ludg-
mcnt. No remedy but Paiues celery
compound has ever been recommended
by so ccnspicuously fair-minlei a body
OF men and women. The haif-nearicd
experimental efforts OF scores ana scores
of sarsapaIillts. tou4cS ana sO-ctileu utr-
y'Les. with which tine market IL con-
stantly recruited. are in startling coh-
trdst with the cOnfdcut-htclu~r thoT-
oughly scientiic-way in which Paine 8
celery compound set about restoring
health ANA yis0r 10 the worn out body.
Why viii people Do silly enough TO
jeopardize their lives and lessen their
chances " getting We'll by taking any
thing else?
There is no help so sure and so imme-
date as one gets from the use of Paine s.
celery compound. Detailed information
OF innumcr3ble cases OF rheumatism.
neuralgia, and dyspepsia. completely
cured. has established this great invigora-
tor as the most valuable remedy those
run down In health can make use or
Women whose stock Of nervous energy
was well nigh exhausted have been re
stored 10 joyful, contented state OF body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
"TnENEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The Amherst New Error made no
mistake in the following offer TO bet
on the election Of Bryan:
TO any merchant OF anybody else, We
make the following proposition.
We offer one column Of the New Era
for twelve months at our regular rates
Tor so on the following conditions:
II Bryan is elected, the party accent
ing this proposition IS 10 pay Us so Tor
the space, in quarterly instalments OF
$3.50 each. If Bryan is defeated, we
give said party this space one year
free.
Now is the chance for those who be-
lieve Bryan will be defeated. This pro-
position stands open until November 90.
Also this space is transferable.
That would seem to be against the law
OF Virginia concerning betting on cleo
lions. which provides (section 1894. Code
lSSO that III any person bet or wager
money or other thing over the value OF
IS on any election" &c, 'he shall be
fined not less than the value Of the
money or thing. and not more than five
times"
No offence. however. has been commit
ted by 1.-The New Error" The value
OF the thing bet is not S. and the offer
was well within the limit prescribed
The trouble would be with the other
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
Congressman Bell Of Colorado, One Of Those Recently Restored
10 Health by Pane'S Celery Compound.

and mind by this same great nerve and
brain restorative.
laines celery compound Is he greatest
achievement in modern medicine. nc
bariShes weakness and pain as surely
as It's famous contemporary, the electric
light dlspels darkness.
Painos celery compound frees the houF
OF vicious humOrs that cause Kidney
and liver complaints. only great
remedy based on deep knowledge or
these diseases c)Iil do the work tfat
paino's celery compound Is now doing.
Better nutrition for the nerves, an
awakened appetite purified blood ana
complete assimilatiOn-these follow the
conscientious use Of "aine's celery COM
pound as surely as day follows night.
NJ YOU are alarmed by "A thrODbing
OF the heart. an irritable stomach, or gen
oral debility. be fair with yourself. use ths
best means there IS. examine what PANE 5
celery compound is doing. IL has cured
au astonishing number OF men ana wo-
men of Brichts disease. rheumatism,
neuralgia. heart and liver trouble. NO
sufferer can pass lightly over the re-
marhAble record that Paine's celery com.
pound las 10 show 10 every SICK ana
ailing person.
Amon4 tle thousands OF testimonials
received this year is one recently senc
hv Congrts -nln John c. Bell. or Colo
RADIO. who says he has used three bottles
of this best az all remedies for dyspepsia
and rheumatism, with the most satlstdc-
tory results. Among the testimoniais
received since January there nave peeh
no less than sixteen from congressman
from different States.