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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-30

Constantinople, Aug. 29.-Troops have
arrived from Adrianmople and
reinforced the soldiery and po-
lice, who are patrolling the
streets. The city has become quiet, and
the shops at Galata are being reopened
and business resumed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-30
AS A Result OF THE NOT.
Two Thousand People Killed in
COnstantinOpIe.

Constantinople. Aug. 29.-The latest es-
innate of the number Of persons killed
during the rioting on Wednesday is 1000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-11-28

from this shaft assayed $27 in gold to the
ton. The ore is the same in character as
the Gold Hill, does OF show as much gold i'll
pannipg, Int is remarkably regular in as
saying. The ledge is very prominent and
crops out at several points ON the mine.
There are number of other locati tons
upon Cold Hill. The principal ones are the
City of New York, owned by Messrs. Osti-
gard. Moore and Weber. They have shaft
20 feet deep, drift has been run 30 feet
from the bottom OF the shat, which is al in
ore assaying 81 per ten in gold.
The Hickory, lying north of the Hell II
the Hill, belonging to Capt. Harmon and
Capt. Carpenter, has shaft % feet deep in
sortb of the Gold Hill mine some dis
lance is the Midnight and Phoenix loca-
tions, owned by D. {. Mcdonald. Jas. =. Me-
Omie, j. B. Simpson and others. There is d
shaft on this mine 80 feet deep which taps
Il strOugh 4ge six feet wide of ore assaying
SIS in goie small streak of ore in the
ledge ASA. 80 in gold and 81 per cent.
lead.
Eas; of the Midnight short distance is
the October location, the property of
Messrs Simpson and Rynearson. The mine
was worked in the early days of Robinson
at which time deep shaft Was sunk and
some ore was extracted which was princi-
ply silver carrying but little gold.
JourneyinR to the northwest the ledge
makes a turn more TO the qOu.b. There are
locations most OF the way upon which some
prospecting has been lone which all she n
Magma Charter il reached, the property Of
Thos. itoekhill aad others. The orc is OF
an entire diHe cent character, resembling
the ore OF the north ledge, carr yug silver,
lead aud gold. The ose rams about 30 per
cent lead, , ounces silver aud 3 in gold.
The ledge is three feet wide at Il depth of
40 feet. TWO miles west OF the Magma Char
ter the
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

have never seen anything In the pa
pers about the Peoples Wind Mill. We
call 1t the Peoples " because the in
ventor never patented il. but let every
body use it free. ANY farmer can make
a mill himself. aud all the material COM
plete will not cost over 80. II is a
splendid mill will pump the deepest
wells. and will last longer than any mill
ever had. Any person can get dia-
grams and complete directions free. as |
did, by sending Is two-cent stamps 70
paw postage. etc. 10 +. ID. Wilson & Co..
Allegheny, Pa. Wilson & Co. sell pumps
aud when you get your wind mill gong
would be glad TO sell YOU a pump IL you
need IL. II is certainly useless 10 pay
$50 or SEQ for a wind mill. when You can
make one just as good for $40. | think
there could be big mosey made putting
these mills up through the country. MS
everybody would like them.
A READER.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

-Blatchley the Druggist.
Ed Allen and wife visited Boise the
first OF the week
Send to the H. d. Blatchley Drug
Co. for medicines.
Richard Richey has bought new
wagon of Russell Il Reagan.
Wall paper aud paints at Blatchley's
Drug Co., Caldwell Idaho.
S. a. Pattison made visit to the
county seat during the week.
Best Overalls made, so cts a pair.
Boyer Bros. d Co.. Ontario. Ore.
Don't forget the dance Oct. 23rd.
by the Ladies Independent Club.
Five packages of Arbuckle's coffee
for sl.O0 at Boyer Bros. & Co., Ontario
Ore.
Mr.. G. A. Warden hauled the first
load Of lumber on the Baptist lot this
week.
Dick Williams the well known Boise
cattleman was business visitor in town
Thusdav.
There Will be no preaching at the
Baptist Church Sunday as the Pastor Is
out of town.
Deacon Wardwell reports a raspberry
stalk in his lot that made growth Of IA
feet this season.
d. B. Brown of Duluth MINI. has
purchased the Birthday mine at Pearl,
the price being $4,000.
Mrs Langroise and family are now
occupying the jim Phillips house next
door to the INDEX office.
Special for 80 DAYS only. Clark
barbed wire. 81. 20 per hundred Boyer
Bros. & Co, Ontario. Ore.
Miss Hattie Bilderoack. Mrs. f. c.
Blanchard and Mrs. W. f. Wardwell
made a visit to Boise during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Hayes. Miss
Annie Hayes, c. p. Bilderback and som,
Others took in the races at Caldwell thi.
week.
John Lively and family have moved
down from Dry Buck They will liv,
IN J. \. Reynolds house one mile cas-
Of town.
Rev E. n Elton Of Salubria passed
through town last Monday, he had beer
attending the Baptist Association a
Boise valley
Rev. L. W. Gowen, Miss Ella Cover
and William Lively and wife at
tended the Baptist meetings at Bois
valley last week.
For SALE-About 20 head OF suckin,
pigs. Win weigh from 40 to so pound
apiece. win be sold cheap for cash
Enquire at this Office.
Burglars are numerous in Caldwell
just now. and some Of the citizens 0
that town are mourning the loss o
filthy lucre" in sums ranging from s.
cents to $40.
Mrs. Barrett left a few mammotl
clusters Of grapes at the INDEX Office IN
other day for which she has our thanks
Some Of the clusters weigh more tha
one pound each.
douglas X nox has been appointe
by the Democratic Central Committe
to hll the vacancy on the ticket fo
county commissioner occasioned by tn
resignation Of 5 r. Bane.
Nerve Gill and win Laneroise visi
ed the Willow creek mining district las
Sunday. They report every thing loci
ing fine IN the new camp and prospect
for the future very encouraging.
-Pont Moulton and family OF Weis'
are visiting friends here this week. POI
was pleasant caller at the INDEX ofiic
~hilc here. Pont is the right kind Of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
Msrry ThIs olrI. somsseayl

have been reading in your paper
about several men and women that have
been very successful selling self-hcating
fiat irons. and / concluded | would sc,
what girl could do. ! have worked p
days and have sold l5l irons and have 2ls
dollars left after paying 40 eNpensis.
Everybody is delighted with the ir o.
and sell one almost every place show
IL, As they save SO much fuel and time
and don't burn the clothes | know
can clear five thousand dollars a year
How is that for a girl. A GRADUATE
Splendid. my girl. splendid. your are
a true American gtrl. Anyone can get
complete information about the self.
heating iron by addressing J. F. Casey
& Co., st. Louis Mo. 1t seems 20 be a
winner. as everybody selling IL writes In
its praise.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

silver man for he never allows his news
paper account to get very far in arrears.
Thanks.
Hon. Frank Waltonof the Pocatello
Advance, and Hon. r. p. Quarts, Peo-
pies Democratic nominee for Justice OF
OF the Supreme Court will address the
people OF Emmett in Russell q Reagan's
hall next Monday evening Oct l2.
Henry Lauf the carpenter and cabi-
net maker has closed his shop in the
Cook building and removed to Mrs.
Christiansen's place one mile south west
Of town when he will be ready to do any
work in his line with neatness and dis
patch. 1880.
DR. Todd, will remain in Emmett
another week, with office at Fitch hotel
where he will be pleased 10 meet all those
whose teeth need attention. All those
for whom he has done work the past
week. express themselves as highly pleas
ed with the same.
The Ladies Independent Club will
give a dance IN Hayes hall October 23rd.
1896, Everybody is cordially in, tied to
attend. Good music will be ia attend
ance. Tickets including supper $500
This promises to be one Of the greatest
events of the season.
Next Sunday the pastor OF the
Baptist church will preach on the
Christian Sabbath IN the forenoon. He
will try to show that Sunday is the
seventh day or true Sabbath. In the
evening he will speak on How the
Sabbath should be kept"
Rev L. w. Gowen made trip to
Garden valley last week for the purpose
Of uniting in marriage Mr. Albert
Seward and Miss Ida NJ. Fanshier. He
reports the Garden valley people pros
porous and fully persuaded that they
have finest valley IN Idaho
From our Ola correspondent who
furnished us with notices Of the death
OF Pearl Shepherd and Bessimer Glenn
we learn that the fever is still raging IN
that neighborhood and that Willie Peron
Mrs. Shepherd and two of JAS Ballen-
tyne's children are in very critical
condition. DR.. Fairchilds Of Boise had
been summoned and it is hoped he
would be able 10 do something TO
check the disease.
"A terrible epidemic of scarlet fever
is raging at Ola. Boise county. A -
year old son Of Hon. Tom Glenn. died
with the disease Friday Of last week.
and little daughter Of Frank Shepherd
died on Saturday. Monday morning a
messenger came down to call DR.. Fair
childs Of Boise by telephone 10 90 to the
relief of the stricken community. he
reported Mrs. Shepherd very low with
the disease and number of other very
serious cases
MIR. and Mrs. E. K. Hayes entertain
ed a number of friends last Friday even.
ing in a very pleasant manner at high
FIVE. Those present were: Mesdames
Bilderback, Blanchard. Clymer. Demp.
sey. Pattison. Symons, St bree, Eglesion,
and Bayhouse. Misses Dunbar, Horn,
Jones. Bilderback and Murray. Messr:
Dempsey. Blanchard. Pattison, Symons
McNish and Hartman. Miss Horn OF
Caldwell received the ladies prize and
5. 4. Pattison the gentleman's After
refreshments were served several choice
selections Of vocal and instrumental
music were rendered BY Miss Nelli,
Jones Of Caldwell and Miss Hattie Bid
erback Of this place which were highly
appreciated by all those present.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
coaner.

Died Monday. October 9Th 1896. in
Emmett Of alcoholism. John A. Conner
aged about SO years. Deceased was a
native Of Ohio but had been resident
Of this state since 1865 in which year he
came to Boise Basin where he engaged
in the butcher business and mining un-
I'll two or three years ago when he came
to Emmett where he engaged in the sa-
loon business. He possessed many good
qualities for which he will be kindly
remem bered by all who knew him and
over his faults his friends will draw the
mantle Of charity, for by them he WAS
the greatest sufferer. His only relatives
are a sister and broiher-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Justus Wade OF Summerville Ore.
Mr.. Wade was present at the funeral
which occurred on Wednesday at II a. m.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
Glenn

Bessimer Glenn the youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gleno Of Ola
died on Friday Oct. ?, 1896 Of scarlet
fever. aged l3 years.
Little Bessimer was UNIVERSAL, loved
because Of his bright md winning ways.
his happy, kindly, nature, and his smil'
ing. beautiful face. HIS sorrowing fam.
lily, parents brothers and sister. have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
MY child thou art gone 10 the home OF thy res
Where suffering no longer can harm you.
Where the songs OF the good aud the hymns o
the blest,
Through an endless existence shall charm
you.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

Inasmuch AS the impression seems 10
prevail among some Of the voters of this
precinct that man who registered two
years ago car vote this year witout fur
ther registration | wish To emphasize
the fact TO everyone that the law is
very plain on this point and that any
voter who fails to register on or before
October 80 1896 cannot possibly cast a
vote at the November election.
5. a. PATrTsON.
Registrar.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

Payete valley advantages; Si'u-
brious climate, rich soil abundant vat
ef supply. Investigate
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
ATTENTION. VoTERs.
Registrar.

Mrs. Smith will give a public dinner
on election day in Russell & Reagan's
hall from the proceeds Of which the
lady hopes to realize enough 10 secure a
lot upon which house will be built
for herself and children. Don't fail to
enjoy a frst-class meal aud help a
worthy cause
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
Notice Of Assessment.
The Enterprise Ditch Company OF Faik's ssor,
idaho

The Enterprise Ditch Company OF Falk's Store.
Idaho.
Notice Is hereby give7 that at a meeting cf the
Board Of Directors Of the Enterprise Ditch c..
held on tro ss.h Ray ~ Anru.t. 1870. an asscs8-
ment was levied oi 0ns Dola- ans Hilv Celts
go fl' rsr .ha-a on the whole OF The capitol
stock q aid company saii amount TO be paid
to the easuref Of aid company at his oiHce.
said amount shall be due on the 18Th day Of
October. 1870 Any stock on which the said as
sessment remains unpaid ON the said 18th day
Of October viii become delinquent and will be
advertised for sale at public auction and unless
payment IS made before will be sold on tie
ioth lay - 1ove aba. 90 pay uch deiinquent
...n. g.. toIcther with &c cosfs OF advertis-
irs al5 tle erl-as s cf ne sale
LD1.c nIsHoP.
1rsreta-y.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
NO. So.
DENTISTRY.

Look after your teeth, and those of
your children.
DR.. Todd, late or Denver. is visiting
Emmett for few days, prepared to
perform all operations in operative den
tistry.
Teeth carefully filed.
Tartar removed and teeth polished.
Teeth extracted by the latest and
most approved method Of producing
local anesthesia and painless extraction.
May be consulted at Hotel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10
RECENT DEATHS.


Pearl the only daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Shepherd Of Ola. died on
Saturday Oct. Bird 1896. Of scarlet fever
aged 10 years. A father. mother and
two brother will mourn the loss cf a
dear one. who though Lui child was
always ready with heart full OF SYM
pathy to make life brighter for those
around her.
Ger sin could blight or sorrow fade.
Death came with friendly care.
And little Pearl 10 heaven conveyed.
And bid her blossom there"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-10

NfANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MENOR
W women 10 travel for responsible established
house In lcaho. S0lary s7eO. payable fl5 week
ly and expenses Position permanent. Refer
ences Enclose self-addressed II mpcd ef-
velope. The national. star Building. Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
wARRENToN.
Coupon Cases Setticd-Bsu Refussd-
Personal.

wARRENTON, VA. April u.-(spe'
cial.)-The Fauquior coupon cases have
been settled by the Courts issuing a
order for the surrender Of coupons to
Mayor r. p. Barry which were declares
forfeited six years ago.
The people of Warrenton are very serry
TO give UP the Rev. J. l. Shiplsy. Na9
has 80 acceptably nlled the pulpat In 1hs
Methodist church.
Lieutenant Brooke Payne. Cniisi
States navy. Is visiting his mother Mrs'
Vlrgie Payne. on Waterloo street.
Rev. G. w. Nelson Ia taking rest Al
the lovely homo OF his daughter, Mfs
Hugh Nelson, OF Long Branch. Clar.'
county.
Hon. John r. Rixey was In town thh
week, attending Circuit Court.
Judge Spilman formally denied tho az
pllcation FOR bail on Wednesday In w
case OF Herbert Davis, held for SHOOTING
Mr. Carter, and certified the case %
Judge Nicol. Judge Spilnlan refuse9 .
cit in this case on account or having Ie
ceiyed a threatening letter from DAY,
in the previous trial. Judge Nicol decl1s!
that nothing more could be done unus u,
return of Mr.. Carter from the hesp''~
In Baltimore.
General w. II. Payne is In wsrrsn'0a
for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Slater are oelA
from Baltimore. visiting Mrs. sla"'
mother, Mrs. Virginia Day d.
Miss Hattie Wager, Of Cuipeper'
visiting Mrs. Read.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
rs THALHIMER's ITHALHIMERs THALHIMER's


d. c.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
J. White.
Mrs. ]. w. Rosebro, OF Petersburg, Is
the guest OF MIRA Addeon Hogue.
Miss Virginia Letoher 10 visiting friends
In New York city.
General Scott Ship IL In Washing
ton.
The Daughters Of Rebecca, Independen.
Order OF Odd-Fellows. gave a supper or
Thursday and Friday evenings for thu
benefit OF the Odd-Fellows' Hall. a new
carpet being tho object In sight
Mrs. j. Taylor Eliyson, vice-resent fer
Virginia OF tho Confederate Memorial
Literary Society, has. upon the rsques:
OF the Lexington, Chapter OF the Dauyh-
ters OF the Confederacy, designated Miss
Rose Pendleton TO collect In this co1nmu'
nifty Confederate relics ana recofds Tor
preservation IN the Confederate Museum
In Richmond. Miss Pendletop has ae'
cepted the work. and entered upon H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
To Bearers.

CHE speaker
Maids carry her forth--your deao'
Your pale young queen;
TWO at her feet. two at her nsAS'
And four between.
Not as We wanted II.
But as God granted H.
Not now to the swinging chime
To the organ swell .,.,.-.
Keep we the rank, treading IN li'''0
But one dull bell.
Open the gates for herl
The bridegroom waits FOR hsr'
We never hsd dream'd II 50;
But she-shs knew:
Walking aloOf, placid or proWs
Her short life through, q
Composed In surety
Guarding her purity.
Ruds born for the bridal pain
Cover her breast; -. ha.s
Babes OF the dream now THAI sns
sleep In her rest
Our peace k,ove her sce
Fall for her eoyezlst -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

Eraa.ricksburx star)

Mr.. Clevelands popularity with msu
In his party is unquestionee. but whe-.'
er ne would accept a nomination - -.
yet known. and therefore, It Is uselai,
to figure on him. except with We" :.
endeayorlng TO ascertain who Is
most available man 20 nominate
which senss 1t is proper 70 consieer 80
claims and qualifications OF all
distinguished Democratic statesmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

Charlottesville Progress)
The Democratic party now has Mr. ~
isles address, II II should need hia
head the ticket at St Louis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
Before and After.

(DetrOIt Tribunc-J
Before and after marriage
The old. old story hear:
Before:.
II love you, oh, how I love you"
After:
''was detained at the lodg. my dear"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
Dress Goods Again.

We never were in a position
to serve your every want as
now. This big stock fairly
sparkles with spring fresh
ness. The piece you like is
here. Come in and select it
from the new lots. How are
these prices for smallness?
Heavy Blue ATWOOD Storm Serges,
full 80 inches wide, same as you pay
81 1-2c for. we sell at ...........S lie.
5 pieces French Serge, all wool, 45 inches
wide, true value &c.. our price..I lie.
Only two pieces 4-inch Storm serge,
all wool, same quality as sold by
others at Soc; our price. DC
u pieces Of SILK and Wool Dress Pat
terms, prices ranging from S2 to 80
In the most stylish and desirable
spring shades, to go at .............S9.SS.
s pieces Spring Fancy Suitings, new
colorings. value and sold by others
&c.; we sell al ....................'.'Ssc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12


rally In carrying the play along to sue
cess. Harry Tawsey. q droll comedian;
William Bowers, Albert Maher, Daisy
Chaplain. and large company give the
play impetus.
The trial in Philadelphia OF James d.
Gentry for the murder OF Madge York.
the soubrette OF "a Baggage Check
Company. has been postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Gentry was formerly a resident or
this city.
Loie Fuller's receipts on her first four
evening performances and two matinees
on tour at Washington, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, and Boston, topped sl,oo she
will bid farewell to America on May LIST
at the Metropolitan Opera-House. sailing
for England Immediately afterward. and
not returning here for at least two
years.
Bettina Girard, who has been critically
I'll at her home in Washington. has re-
turned to New York, with her health re-
covered, and the expectation or reappear-
ing shortly on the stage.
The last issue Of the Dramatic News
describes In the following language DIM
Guilty that occurred In New York last
Sunday evening between Actor Nat G.
Goodwin and Lawrence Kip:
on Sunday evening at the Hoffman
House there was clash between Nat. G.
Goodwin and Lawrence Kip. in which Mr..
Kip came out second best. Mr.. Kip Is a
dressy young man about town, a member
Of a number Of clubs. and quite well
known In the swagger set. There has
not been the best OF good feeling between
the two men for a year or so. They
nearly came to a collision several months
back at the Waldorf Hotel. but fight
was averted. On Sunday night they met
at the Hoffman House. and the unDleas-
antness between them was renewed, with
the result that Mr. Goodwin knocked Mr..
Kip down and out. A man named Hoilen-
beck. who was present. made a grand
stand play In favor OF the young club
man, by drawing a knife and attempting
to stab Goodwin. He did succeed In cut
ting into the Comedians clothing before
he was pulled off. The fight was forced
upon Goodwin. who did not court the
trouble. but felt Obliged to protect him.
self.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

II must be- confessed that the indiea-
tons are that Mo. Cleveland would not
regard his nomination for third term
with disfavers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

rent "Our Flat and buy the furniture
on the instalment plan. The fortune
they expect does not come, but the
creditors do, and the furniture Is SEIZED
leaving the room bare. The wife gets
saw and some boxes and makes new
furniture, process which furnishes con-
siderable for the comedy OF the play.
Miss Bancker has surrounded hersen
with a company Of well-known players
which includes VIII Manderville, George
w. Parsons. Philip II. Ryley, II. ID.
James, Walter Parr. Anita Verno, Eliza
beth Russell, Chaunez Oinsy. and others
OF prominence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
Hosiery Place.

Hosiery Place.
This department is at the
height of its usefulness. Note
the throng of busy buyers as
they come and go. You need
some Hosiery. We want you
for a customer. We have the
honest and wearable sort-the
kind you want.
100 dozen Boys wide-Rib Hose. Fast
Black. good heavy School Hose, say,
as sells for 10c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SC
Chihren's Extra-Heavy Bicycle Hose.
wide and narrow rib. the regular ibc
grade ..............s...s.s..AS tx
Ladies' Hose, Fast Black, seamless, In
plain and drop-stitch. same as you
pay 10 and IL 1-2c. for, we sell at..sc.
&c. ladies' Hose, double sole, Herms-
dorf dye. high-spliced ...............l lie.
Ladies' Plain and Drop-Stitch Isle
Hose, high-spllced heel and toe ....2Sc.