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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-10-17
LOCALS.

Registrar at the INDEX office. II
you don't register between now and
October 3lst you can't vote.
--Rebecka Degree Rodge No. 81 will
give a public dinner on election day
the proceeds OF which will 60 into the
treasury OF the lodge. First-class
service, popular prices. Don't 90 hun
gry In land OF plenty. 47dl
Hon. George H. Stcwart,of Boise.
was billed for gold bug speech in
Caldwell last Monday evening. His
audience consisted Of just four persons,
two Populists and two Silver Party men
and George made a neat little speech
just seven words long as follows: Boys
let's go and take a drink"
Every silver man In Canyon county
should vote for men for the legislature
who they know will support Hon. Fred
T. Dubois for the Uoitcd States Senate
The men who all know are right on this
proposition are GIBSON, Hayes. Horn
and Robertson. Read Frank Ganahl's
letter on this subject in this impression.
"A. j. Lewis aud II. +. Kelley nave
formed a partnership and will In few
days engage In the mercantile business
in the room recently vacated by Russell
IL Reagan. The new firm will carry
a complete line Of shoes, harness and all
leather goods besides full line Of
groceries, gents furnishing goods etc.
Look out for their new "ad" next
week
Monte b. Gwinn. who will be
member of the next board OF county
commissioners Of this county, and Col.
Jake Horn, who will help represent
Canyon county in the next legislature,
were over from Caldwell during the
week. The gentlemen report the out
look for the silver ticket brighter every
day and declare there is no doubt Of It's
election.
Poker Bill, better known in San
Francisco, Portland, and Salt Lake, as
Governor Mcconnell OF Idaho, has
lately returned from tour through
Oregon. At Huntington and Baker
City. the people refused to stand his
work and he was hooted dewn. That's
the way they treat turncoats in Oregon.
The Ladies Independent Club will
give a grand ball in Hayes. hall on the
evening of October %. This will be the
event Of the season in social way il,
Emmett and every body should attend.
The services Of the Caldwell orchestra has
been secured for this occasion. Tickets
including supper $500. Tickets on sale
at post Office and f. K HAYES store.
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Gray Hair Made DARK.

| saw in your paper a statement that
Zulu Nuller wonld restore any head of
hair to natural color in three weeks
AS was very gray | sent for sample
package. and in less than three weeks
my hair was perfectly restored to natu-
raj color. My wife's hair was light
red. and by using Zulu Vulier her hair
is now beautiful auburn Anyone can
get sample package of Zulu Vulier by
sending 81 two-cent stamps to Wilson h
Co., New Concord. Ohio. and # it does
not restore the hair to natural color in
three weeks they will return your stamps
II 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, and you take no risk, and
IL it does not satisfy YOU perfectly they
will return your stamps, A READER.
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AFTER several years Of prolonged hos
tilities the Boise Statesman and the
Boise Sentinel have buried the hate et
and smoked the pipe of peace. Instead
Of being bitter enemies they now stand
shoulder to shoulder and are pull
ing together like two old pillow horses
both being filled with burning desire
to prevent the return OF Hon. Fred T.
Dubois to the U. S. senate. Neither
journal has as yet audvanced any good
reason why Mr.. Dubois should not sue
coed himself but IL Is cure ntly rumored
that the Statesman was impelled TO its
course by pure ~ and unselish 90 de-
sire for Doodle, big wads Of Doodle. from
Mark Hannas sack. while the Sentinel
that in the event Of OF Capt. Gums
election that gentleman does not wish
to have a senator from Idaho in Wash
ington possessing the ability, qualifica-
tons and influence, that Senator Du-
bois does for fear perhaps such a one
would by comparison detract from the
glory and honor the worthy captain
hopes may yet be his after all these
years OF weary waiting. He would
rather take his chance with a man like
Ed Boyce as Shoups colleague. pro-
vidcd Ed gets out OF the Leadville lock-
up in time to participate. These may
be good and sufficient reasons for these
two newspapers, but with the sv-
crage Idaho voter they won't amount to
'shucks. Idaho voters will endorse Sem
stor Dubois who rs silver man. The
Statesman and Sentinel oppose Senator
Dubois who Is silver man. See?
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Notice OF Assessment.

The Last Chance Ditch Co. Principal place OF
business Emmett. Idaho
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the directors hold on Oct. TO- 1890 an assessment
OF sixty one dollars COD per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corporation payable
immediately TO the secretary. at Emmett Idaho
Forty dollars OF said amount may be paid in
labor II done between Oct 10 and Dec L. lsp6
under the control OF the directors. otherwise all
shall be paid In cash. Forty-four dollars will
become delinquent Dec. list 1890 and advtistised
for sale az public auction and unless payment is
made before will be sold on the 2ist day OF Dec
leso 10 pay the cost OF advertisement and ex-
penSe OF sale. Seventeen dollars will become de-
hnquent Nov, lOand advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment Is made before will
be sold on Nov 70, 1890 to pay for advertise
mont and expense OF sale. There ,snS also
levied an assessment OF forty four dollars per
share upon the capital stock OF the Only Chance
Ditch company with same conditions OF paw
ment and delinquency and day OF sale as above
corresponding forty-four dollars OF the L. C. ID
company. Emmett, Idaho. Oct 10. 1890
FINLEY MONROE. Secretary
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a Wife Equal to a Gold Mine

VIII some of your readers give me
good receipt for making cold starch |
am selling self heating fiat-irons and l.
ron a 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 fiat-irons. and ! am do
inc splendidly. A cents worth of fuel
will heat the iron for hours, so you
have perfectly even heat. You can j.
ron in half the time and 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 verybody wants one.
3 | make 81 so on each iron and have not
sold less than 10 any day | worked. Nv
brother is dong well and think anyone
can make lots Of money selling irons
J J. +. CASEY & CO.. st. Louis. No,
will start anyone in the business. as they
did me, If YOU will address them.
MRS. A. RUSSELL
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SILVER COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator
ALBERT +. GIBSON.
For Representatives
ALEXANDER 5. ROBERTSON.
JACOB HORN.
EDWARD X. HAYES.
For Sheriff
ANTOINE HINKEY.
For Assessor
WILLIAM c. JOHNSON.
For Treasurer
ROBERT BOONE.
For Probate Judge and Ex.onlcio Sur
erintendent OF Schools
GEORGE LITTLE.
For Surveyor
ROBERT MlLLlKIN.
For Com m issioners
LIST district.
MONTE b. GwINN.
End district
PETER a. WATKINS
Ord district
WILLIAM l.. RYDER.
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FRos now until the Bird day OF No.
vsm5er voters everywhere may expect to
receive many packages OF so called
sound money literature, tariff tracts.
Mckinley leaflets. etc. etc. To all such
we wish to say that thousands Of tons Of
this stuff is being prepared, printed and
circulated by Mark Hanna's paid men
and every friend Of silver should take
this into consideration. 1t is merely a
part OF the gigantic scheme by which
the money power hope to fasten the
gold standard upon the people Of Amer
lea. The millions Of morey which have
been placed at iIanna's command makes
IL possible for him to buy the services
OF many able men who prepare this
literature for hire. BE not deceived by
them, men OF Idaho.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Inasmuch AS the impression seems to
prevail among some OF the voters Of this
precinct that man who registered two
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 30 1896 cannot possibly cast a
vote al the November election.
S. A. PATTIsoS.
Registrar.
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ATTENTION VOTERS.

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 to secure n
lot upon which a house will be built
for herself and children. Don't fail to
enjoy first-clasS meal and help a
worthy cause.
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Vegetables For Sale.

Potatoes grown on un-irrIgated land
are the best. have them.
Also Cabbage, Onions, Beans. Squash,
Parsnips. etc. OF first quality.
Hay and Grain for sale.
Rye, Timothy, and Red-top for seed.
Fall and Winter Pasture for rent.
Vegetables delivered when so desired,
Mail orders promptly attended to.
JAMES VANDERDossoN,
Emmett, Ida
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PAY MEL PAY MEL

All Persons who are indebted to me
for meat etc, are earnestly requested to
settle for the same at their earliest con-
venience as need my money specially
this fall for building purposes.
Yours Very respectfully.
W. ID. PArIsoS.
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Only Chance Ditch Co. Principal place OF
business. Emmett. Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that nj a meeting OF
the directors held on Oct. 10 1895 an assessment
OF hfty-one dollars and fortynve cts 1851 .45) per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
company, payable Immediately TO the secretary
at Emmett. Idaho. Forty-nve dollars and
ninty five cents may be paid in labor u done
between Oct 20 and Dec. list 1891 under the
supervision OF the directors. otherwise all must
be- paid in cash. 1905 will become delinquent
Dec. LIST 1895 and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment II made before will
be sold on the 2ist day OF Dec. 1895. 70 pay the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale. u so
will become delinquent Nov, 10 and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless payment
IL made before will be sold on Nov. 30. 1896 TO
pay for advertisement and expense OF sale.
Emmett, Idaho Oct. 10. 1895.
=. PETERSON, Secretary. y
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CAPT. Gum may well rush to the
front with denial OF having sny part
In the editorial management OF the Sent
incl lately. Such mess OF obscenty
and nsstiDess as the Captains lieutenant
unloaded on the public last week is
enough to make any man who might
be suspected OF completely ashamed
IL Mr. Gum has the faintest hope Of an
election he should lose no time in put
ting decent man In charge OF his
paper. Another break like that of last
week will bury Gum TO deep for any
possible hope Of resurrection.
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country. would. by stimulating all
branches Of business. employ more lab
or increase the pay roll Of the country
and place the working men In position
to eat good food and wear good clothes
thereby creating demand for the pro-
duct OF the flocks, as well as Of the farms
Workingmen do you want TO be given
n chance to earn good wages Haze you
rather earn 800 month working in 4
silver mine instead Of $50 month work
ing In sheep camp? II so vote for
Bryan for president. vote for Borah for
congress, vote for Gipson. Robertson.
Hayes and Horn for the legislature. be-
cause you know they will support Sllver's
Champion for the United States Senate.
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EMMETTSNILLE LODGE No II, 1. O. O. F.
each month. All Odd Fellows in good standing
cordially invited to attend.
FINLEY MONROE. f. X HArEs
Secretary. NG.
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For Congress
WILLIAM v. BORAH.

For Congress
WILLIAM y. BORAH.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court
EDGAR WILSON.
For Governor
FRANK STEUNENBERG.
For Lieutenant Governor.
EDWARD b. TRUE.
For Secretary OF State
CHARLES DURRAND.
For Attorney General
GEORGE NJ. PARSONS.
For State Treasurer
TIMOTHY REGAIN.
For State Auditor
BARTLETT SINCLAIR.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
MATTHIAS +. COWLEY.
For Inspector Of Mines
BENJAMIN f. HASTINGS.
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Guy FLEsSER has given up the stage
AZ manager, song and dance artist. and
end man OF the BOISE Concert company
and undertaken to write three line gold
bug editorials (heavy) for the Boise
Statesman
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churning Done IN One mute

have tced the Lightning Churn, YOU
recently described in your paper, and it
Is certainly wonder. | can churn in
less than one minute, and the butter is
elegant, and you get considerably more
butter than when you use common
churn | took the agency for the churn
here and every butter maker that sees it
buys one. have sold three dozen and
they give the best satisfaction | know
can sell 100 in this township. as they
churn so quickly, make SO much more
butter, and are so cheap. Some one in
every community can make two or three
hundred dollars selling these churns.
BY addressing J. +. Casey & Co, st.
Louis, you can get circulars and full in
formation so you can make, big money
right at home. have made $50 dollars
in the past two weeks. and | never sold
anything before in my life. A FARMER.
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FREMONT POST No. %. G. A. r. meets first
! Saturday evening In each month at Russell
Neasan's BAH q. : McngSRY.
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Wanted Idea ~ ::$ 6: !: : "a. "a:

Protect your ideas; they may bring ZOO wealth.
Write JOHN wEDDERBCRN 4 CO., Patent AtsoR
neys, Washington. d. G.. for their ei.sn prise o.
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STATE SILVER TICKET
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OUR

For United States Senator
FRED II. DUBOIS.
For Presidential Electors.
WILLIAM w. WOODS.
WILLIAM +. SMITH,
LORENZO l.. EVANS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
., .. Warrant with $1,000 on Him

,o,,,es q Wiley. formerly a rahcniiidn
-, was arrested by the poh~e
..,ar5,y and locked up on charge Oh
.,o,an,v but when City-Jaller iio"a''
sesrched him he found money IN every
,,,~let me total footing UP the very uh-
vaerant-like sum OF SI.76l. 80. immediate
~ Tho charge OF ''yagrancy was scla',n-
ed Of the police record ana coiicedlou
weapons" substituted, for whey coiiNe-
nlently had a big revolver IN ms pocAo',
officers had noticed Wiley LOT se'eId.
hours lounging on Larimer street. anu
his actions had looked suspicious lie
US dressed very shabby. and he seem
"a 10 spend his time following people
and staring at them. lie followed ON
Ger Hendricks two blocks, looking az ms
brass buttons. officer Kovsky5 uniform
caught Wileys eye yesterday morning
and when he followed kOEsky The officer
determined TO arrest him. Wiley went
IN the station meekly enough but when
an effort was made to search him he
resisted and nelp had TO he called. lie
had money in neary every pocket There
were certificates OF deposit on Denver
banks aggregatng 5000 and gold and
silver currency to make the total Sriol 80.
I'm answer 10 the surprised questions OF
the officers. Wiley said he used to be
e. ldLcNNldA at blNtifFf WHY 40 "t' t't"
brothers had made a fortune out Of their
farm and had retired from business. He
said he hal been stopping al the Western
Hotel. taking things easy.
when Wney's money had been restored
to him he was taken up 20 the Police
Court and fined 50 for carrying concealed
weapons This he paid without a muir
muir and was allowed 60 go.-Denyer
Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05

THREE HANDSOME HOMES THAT
Corners was The property of Mrs. Whit
new and was willed by her 10 her hus-
band. Ii IS said 10 have cost 100000 ana
the furnish IS half a million. The out
side of the house suggests - colossal New
port cottage. with stables alongside ANA
vines clamberius over the portal But
once inside. and tapestries staiuary. ana
works Of art Of all kinds greet the eye.
The second Mrs. Whitney Will be a
fortunate woman in stepping into such q
home. but she viii have TO live up 10
her tapestries q fun knowledge Of which.
said visitor 10 the Whitacy house rs
an art education"
Union or MANY HOMES.
7, W waldorf Astor marries Lazy
Randolph Churchill this spring 90 IS
ukely that the couple will visit Ne"poit
either this season or next boih wooIa
IKE 10 revisit their native land clo'heo
I'm the honors with which an oldcr co""-
try has rewarded thcm.
The waldorf Ast0r villa az Newport is
one OF the finest, archiiectWaly spcat-
inc. In Newport. judged from an inside
standpoint. Its structure S. Older IMAM is
now the style for seashore villas. but
once inside the doors an Is forgotien I'M
the beauty or fhe htlai7etti'N' N"'N++
meets the eye on every side.
To this deserted villa would como cht-
dren-two Of Lady Churchii's and Nj
Astog's four. That they Will marry be-
fore long IS well.founded report and
society awaits with interest the next
step-the American homs coming AMI The
occupancy OF the Newport house.
J. j. Van Aliens social careor has been
so long and so brilliant that IL Is hard 10
think OF his homes al Newport Now
York. and London with head besides
himself. Reports Of marriage connect
him with titled French woman. with
an American dehutaate and with a
widowed American OF title. tho Ducsess
OF Manchester. friend OF w. X. Wander
biit-
VAN ALIEN HOUSES.
Who Van Alan names and the Van Alien
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beautiful and admirable. She need not
have money. az | have enough Tor Ier
adds the inlmitable Chauncey:
There is national prejudire fsa Is,
encouraging a change In certain famous
names-Iogan. Blaine Grant. shei'dah,
Custer. Garfield. But where youth 9ni
beauty interfere this prejudice mnH lie
waived.
The horne OF Allison may receive
bride this Easter. and the home OF Ear
rison VIII assuredly get such DoIh'e-
Gus gift.
In America IL Is deemed fe;Itatie Tor
those high in life, political and stc'ai'
"a fiji the vacant chair In froat o. ihe
family hearth. II Is her enertole age
alone that Keeps Mrs. William Astor
name so free from talk OF marriage. But
even she has been coupled with we'll
toris ana second Is Mrs. Phil Sh7ricSn.
These two young widows are, in their
own circles, the object Of constant atten-
ton from both sexes, and rumors OF
their coming marriage grow more rife
each month. Both are pretty women,
young for the reputation they bear, and
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fortune are magnificent. The stables
aiono represent moro than II would be
safe 10 state. Tho coaching horses are
from Tho STABLES OF the late Gar ana
tho grounds Of the Bar Harbor and New
port houses are laid out for sports by
professional sportsmen. brought from all
ccuntgics-eofer from Scotland. curriers'
from England, and cricketers from
Canada. No sport but Is elegantly served
forth upon the Van Allen estates.
TOR some months past this son-in-law
OF tie Ast0ra has been III from the ef-
fleets OF an accident while cross-country
riding Alone I'm HIS rooms In London
and Paris. or languishIng tn his New
York house-for the treatment has pfe.
scribcd sea voyagcs-hc may have turned
towards to steady companonship which
heretofore has seemed more attractive If
varied.
OF marrying OF widows rumor will
never rest until the wedding bells ring
for certain few very marriage able
widows.
one Of these is Mrs. Nellie Grant Sar.
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both now have daughters ready for
bow to society.
Mrs. Sheridan lives with her children
I'm a large home left her by the General.
Mrs Sartors resides in Massachusetts,
avenue with her mother, keeping house
for her. and dispensing hospitality dur
ing Mrs. Grants many visits to her other
children.
Mrs Sheridan's home Is a delightful
one but her fortune is said to be small
for So illustrious a name. Still. IL Is
lOyeliness and fame that count In the
matrimonial interest, and this both che
known widOWer whose New YORK house
is only less magnificent than Mrs. Astor's.
This lady, now IN London, soon TO go
TO Paris. then TO the United States for
the Newport seasOn--al in three months
lis able 10 preside over the newest and
llyeliest establishment I'm town.
1t is pity that foreign etiquette does
not encourage its Bismarcks its Queens.
Its Nine de Lesseps, its Mrs. Carnofs,
and its pr.ncesses to marry again. II
Nstoria had welded all would have been
ifferent. But on this side the water In
hieher the station the louder ring the
marriage bells.
HARRY GERMAINE.