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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

We have always claimed that
Mckinley badges we're dangerous
to fool with and liable to get q
person in trouble and the following
item from New York paper
proves it.:
Doctors in tho New York Hos.
pilal have been unable TO remove
the Mckinley campaign button
lodged in the throat Of little Tessie
Farrell.
While playing at her home at
No. 341 East Forty-eigth street,
on Tuesday afternoon, her brother
gave her the button. The tot nut
the emblem Of prosperity into her
mouth. IL lodged somewhere in
her throat, and she has not been
able to eat solid food
An X ray photograph was taken
yesterday. The negative proved p
poor one. Dr. Stimsou is IN doubt
as to whether he will bo able to
save the child.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

dispatch from Berlin tells Of n
young German who has just attempted
TO take 10000 kisses in 10 hours from
his sweetheart's lips, his ambition, of
course, being TO establish kissing
record.
Ia spite of the some what hampering
conditions Of witnesses and scorers, a
record of 1000 'smacks' for the first
hour and 1000 for the second hour was
established, when suddenly the youth
collapsed, his lips became paralyzed.
and he fell in a faint. IT is deplorable
that the cable makes no comment up
on the condition OF the young woman
after such violent labial exercise. IL is
probable that she was coming up
strong on the third round when her
kapless lover went to pieces.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
ALIVELY GRAND JURY.
Indictments Found Against A Lot or
Prominent Omeials.

Charleston, w Va, oct. 2O.-The
grand jury that was impaneled by
Judge Guthrie TO investigate tho al
legged corruption OF the city and county
officials, made a report last night and
returned seventeen indictments as fol.
lows: City Councilman y. A. Botkin,
for attempting 20 bribe Councilman L.
L. Price; Joseph l.. Cook, who was a
juror in the late Mcdonald trial. for
false swearing; John n. Burdette, a
school trustee, Tor soliciting and accept
ing a bribe: Marion GoH a school trus-
Tee, for soliciting and accepting'a bribe:
Henry Fry Young, q school trustee. for
soliciting and accepting bribe: John
Davis, three indictments FOR assault
win intent TO kills John w. Jarrett.
city sergeant in 1925 and '96. for embcz-
zling fi5 900 Of the city funds: Council
man g.. O. Chiffon. brother Of ex-sec-
rotary Of State w T. Chiffon. and
Thomas Hall, brother OF Criminal
Judge g. W. Hall for attempting TO
bribc another councilman, +. T. Price.
g. O. Chiffon, Tom Hall. r. A. Botkiu
and John Hall, another brother Of
Judge Hall, for attempting 90 cheat
the city and state out Of its revenues:
A. G. Blair ex-prosccutiDg attorney,
two indictments for misfeasauce ia
la office
Judge Mcdonald was not indicted as
was expected The Mcdonald faction
who seemed 20 fare badly at the hands
Of the jury are swearing vengence and
say they will continue the fight until
they land some Of them iu the peniten-
uary This is only the beginning and
10 is expected that tho warfare will be
wogcd without fear Of any couse.
qucuccs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
AGRICULTURAL COURIsHIP.

potato went out on a mash,
And sought an onion bed
That's pie for me r'observed the squasl
And all the beets turned red;
"Go way :" tho onion, weeping. cried,
Your love cannot be;
The pumpkin be your lawful bride
You canteloPe with me"
But onward still the tuber came,
Aud laid down at her feet;
"fou caulifiower bv any name.
Aud il will smell as wheat;
And !, too, am an early rose,
And you I've come 20 see,
So don't turn up your pretty nose,
But spinachat with me -
81 do not carrot all to wed,
SO, 20, sir, il you please -
The modest onion meekly said,
And lettuce, pray, have pease
Go, think that you have heaven seen
Myself, or smelled my sigh;
Too long a maiden have been
For favors in your eye -
"Ah, spare a cuss !" the tuber prayed;
my cherryshed bride you'll be
You are the only weeping maid
That's currant now with me -
And as the willy tuber spoke,
He caugh. her by surprise,
And giving her an articholfc,
Devoured her with his oyes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
A GREAT DETECTIVE MEETS HIS
WATERLOO.

William Pinkerton, whom the world
knows as Billy" and has supposed the
real modern Nidocq, has fallen from
his PEDESTAL. The fall was occasioned
by an unknown pickpocket who, in
Denver, the other day relieved Mr..
Pinkerton's inside coat pocket OF $3.50.
MIR. Pinkerton's purpose in going to
Denver was To advise the local police
how TO best protect people from pick
pockets during carnival that was in
progress. The day following his ar.
rival there was a parade, and MIR.
Pinkertou undertook tho task ofgivinR
an object lesson OF his method of foil
ing pickpocket designs.
He moved about among the people
who lined the streets and kept sharp
outlook for the light fingered folk who
take tho chance that in stealing an
others purse they steal trash. Just
how il happened no one, not even MIR.
Pinkerton knows, but when the Chic
ago detective king reached his hotel he
found himself minus the $3.50 that had
been in his possession when he began
To give mis- object lesson.
This is the first time, so far as Grim
iual records show, that man who has
won international reputation as a
thief catcher was ever made the victim
OF a thief when he was looking for just
such a criminal Mr.. Piukerton gave
no further lessons TO the Denver police,
but returned To Chicago, where the
thieves know and fear him
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
GOOD AND BAB WEATHER.
The Republicans Cannot Claim One
Twin and Deny the other.


The promised rain did not ma.
terlallze, and there was disappolnt.
ment all around. 1t may be that
the drouth ID under civil service.
and no charges being perfcrred in
writing. tho President, who Of
course brought us prosperity, and
runs the weather AS we'll as the
crops, does not tocl inclined to in
terfere with existing conditions.
Along in July the reports OF a
scarcity of the foreign wheat crop
encouraged export from this coun-
try, and there was very substan-
elal advance IN the price of that
commodity. Dollar wheat WAS
talked about, though it was not
realized. Then was the oppor-
tunity that the Republicans could
not let escape to prove that the
glver of all good things resided at
Canton, Ohio. The prosperity wAs
declared to be exclusively aud solely
the result Of the political success OF
Mckinley. And any one with tho
temcrity to suggest that the AL
mighty was directly or indirectly
responsible for the happy CON
ditIons that they declared existed
in this country was PROMPTLY de.
nounced as a heretic and IA BRYAN
tie. Affairs were swimming in clio
YER for = while, aud then 1T ceased
to rain. Late crops were burned
up, fall pastures turned yellow and
refused nourishment, the wells,
and springs and creeks refused to
supply water, fires assailed the for
ests, and the losses from the awful
weather are Thousand fold greater
than were the profits OF the imagIn.
arY dollar wheat. The loss Of
valuable property in the state Of
Pennsylvania alone runs into mill
ions of dollars, all on account OF
the prccedented drouth. In
other states fires have destroyed
crops, grain in the stack has been
burned, In some PLACES even dwell
lngs and barns have been sacrificed
to The absence Of rain and want of
water. We note these things as
showing just what Mckinley can
do in the way OF weather when he
tries. He destroyed the wheat
crop Of India anil Russia in order
to show his gratitude to the Ameri.
can farmer for electing him presi.
dent, and now in turn he has
brought on the present drouth, the
likes Of which escape the recollec-
ton OF even the oldest inhabitant,
for the sole purpose no doubt Of
warming the people of what they
may expect if they affect any dis
pleasure with his administration
Honor should be given to whom
honor is due.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
1 HANNAH /.

An Ohio editor, In an interior tow
short Of caps, undertook TO report or
Of IIanna's speeches, with the folio,
ing result:
saved the countri,
made wheat.
brought prosperity,
saw the danger,
! doae everything,
/ am here (caps out)
J ttries Us told McKinli,
j discovered gold in Alaska,
can't make a speech ?
won't have a jint debate,
J don't know this man Warner,
(J's out) want 70 be elected,
ought 90 be elected,
want more cordIalitv.
don't go much on orator.,
wish hadn't gone On the stump,
hire laboring people,
pay out $40, 900 month,
Us out-tries blanks.)
- am a fr- end 20 labor,
bought them f--re wurx,
- own that brass band,
- am son 0f the Oh-o gun,
Throws mp the sponRe)
BlankettY blank.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

"When the frost is on tho coun-
ters and the cobwebs on the shelf,
and there's seldom anybody in The
store beside yoursolf, and your
stock is getting shelf-worn aud the
groceries getting stale, and bills
enough TO make a banker pale; oh,
thcn's the time a fellow is feeIin'
kind o blue, and IS puzzled with
the idea Of the proper thing to
do. But in such situation ono
sure remedy applies, il you want to
get Che customers you've got to
advertise"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

You sometimes meet man who in
response to'your request for an adver-
tisement informs you that nobody
reads the ads. in newspaper anyway.
That man is right The nobodies do
not read the advertisements in news
paper or anything else for that natter.
Neither do babes, dudes nor idiots.
But every Independent man and
woman consults the columns of a news
paper in order to economically satisfy
their wants
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

After using 10 cent trial size of
Ely's Cream Balm you will be sure TO
buy the 90 cent size. Cream Balm has
no equal in curing catarrh and cold in
head. Ask your druggist for it or send
20 cents to us.
ELY BROS, 30 Warren ST., n. Y. City
i suffered from Catarrh three years;
IT got so bad l could not work; used
two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm and
am entirely well; would not 5e with
out it.-A. e. Clarke, 341 Shawmut
Ave. Boston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

Local Luncheoa" is the way col
umu in West Virginia newspaper is
headed. Then follow items on typhoid
fever, injured knees, fish, crushed
hands, felons, and a butter famine
Not n desirable list Of articles for IA
luncheon; rather nauseating. a little
common sense in the writing of head
line will make some articles in a news
paper more CONSTANT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

A Kansas editor thss tells of his joys
and sorrows: "Our road tax this year
was 81, we could not pay IL, and have
been sentenced to work on the road for
Is days There will be no issue OF this
paper for the next two weeks. But the
county will have to board us, SO we ex-
pect to come out 60 ahead"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28

STATE or ONO. CRY or ToLEDo. 4

~ a W. bf ViilDs iIIf or TOLEDO.
Lucas CouSTY, 7%
FHANK y. tHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm Of n
j. CHENEY n Co doing business in lbc
CITY of Toledo. County ard state aforc.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CArAnuu that
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CArAEHH CURE.
FRANK y CHENEY
Sworn tobcfOro mc and .ubecribed
in my presence. this 6tH davof Dcccm-
bcr, s. ID. 1886.
---'--- a W. GLEASON.
sEA Notary Public.
e=-,-=-
Halls catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally. and acts directly ou Che blood
and mucous surfaces of tls system
Send for testimonials free
~ J. CHENEY a. co Toledo. ~
Sold by Druggists tJc
Halls Family Pills are the best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
IT DIDN'T WORK.

From Tho Grafton Leader
Mr.. Elkins has felt the sting Of
the open letter which was published
by Reno Post, G.. A. r., to a
greater extent than it is generally
supposed, and he has been very de.
slrous to, in some manner, correct
its harmful influence, and TO that
end he had n great mum Der Of his
friends, men who have not been in
the lodge room fer years, to attend
last Friday night, in The hopo Of
having the letter recalled or in
some manner killed, but the "True
Blue" were prepared for the move
aud when the henchmen Of Elkins
made the move that it be recalled
or cancelled, they were promptly
met by the great mass Of the Post
who had the measure ro read and
re.passed, whoreupon the Elkins
men "tucked tail" and silently
withdrew, "and now they arc sorry
that they spoke"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-10-28
DR- c. r.. sILvERwooD,
d g n tbs t
nR. j. S. HARTLEY,
DE N TT ST.

Will visit Kingwood regularly and
do FIRST CLASS Work, guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Uses the famous
GKEHAM METHOD for the
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH
Due notice of his visits will be given
~ this paper.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13

f. X. HAYES aud George Little drove
over from Emmett on Saturday last re-
turning the same evening. The Colonel
~ arranging for n hunting excursion
later on. In which he Is to be Joined by
MeSsrs Cowd,n aud Dee. the well kuowo
nmrods Of Caldwell Caldwell Record.
The payettcrs have queer way OF
encouraging enterprise. \ man wen, down
there carry last spring to dig OUT a rail
road to the Sivrn Devils but jus, after
he had got his men and teams straight.
ned out and was making the dirt fly a
mob organized and moi only stopped but
came near hanging him. An objection
Was made TO ms timrcheck ststem. Had
they let him alone he would have had
the road dug aud the cars running by
this umc.--Boise Democrat
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GOLD BUGS TESTIMONY.

ID Soils Cohen. the Oreronian's stand
ing candidate for MAYOR OF Portland.
aud an active gold bug and Me
kinleyi,c. has just returned from the
East and among other things. says;
Nonopolies and trusts are now making
money faster than ever. while those out
side Oh their pales eau hardly make ends
meet"
When asked about the probable bene-
rs Of the recent tarit legislature he
said:
The tariff is not the potent factor in
the restoration Of prosperous state OF
affairs ~ W. all were led 10 believe
] have discussed the tariff with quite 8
number of prominent and intelligent re-
publican manufactures aud importers
and they were unanimous in The opinion
that no kind of tariff will cuta tigur,
in disseminating the existing distress o
The country. Some even go TO the ex
IRENE OF throwing the ports wide oper
To free trade, as matter OF expert
ment.
''The eastern labor muddlc rs another
subject not easily grasped bv one not OF
ihe sccne. II is meuacins, naliena
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13
Se,,es 81 Special Election.


once OF the board OF County COMMISSIONERS
In aud for Canyon Cornts, s,ate ofIdAho.
= Notice Is hereby given that as9ectsi election
will he hold 1n'snid county Of Canyon. on Sep
tomesr 4, isvz 60 submit TO the qualified
electors OF said County the question:
Whether The board Of County Commissioners
in and for Canyon County, state Of Idaho shall
I've authorized TO issue wa, rants Of sud County.
asgrogatins the amount OF ssos, w with Interest
at the rate OF per cent par snnum from the re-
spective dates OF registration OF the void cut
Standing wnrrants 90 the Scalp fund Of said
Couott 10 the holders of'said,oid warrsnts Ia
payment OF me bounty for the destroyed tabA
bits.
whereopon n 4 ordered that aid election. he
held al shc Nasne places ~ ~hich me ias, eun-
eraselec,fon wis held Polls 10 be,spen from Q
O'Clock In the incoming. until . oetosk In snr
evening. .>..
DATED this 81 day Of July Nor =
~ O. tiuxBkR in. H
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
,Seall
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riMEcARp u. p. Ry.
WHAT FREE COINAGE MEANS

,Ilhough this Is not n campaign year
sacrr are thousands OF people who are
sliil interested In The financial question
aud probably some who would hardly be
- give an Intelligent defnitlon OF the
torn free coinage. The following
isom nm exchange Is about as clear n
dsllnitiun As VIZ have seen:
Nv hat IL free coinage' What Is meant
u, the ratio OF 10 to II These questions
asked aud answered thousands oftimcs.
viii ngurr with renewed frequency. both
l.. the newspapers and 10 personal con-
v-sSation during the next Ave months.
b viii be often said when the one or the
e. ncr OF these quotations come mp. 4
sav that explained la some paper only
che other day. but don't exactly recall
Whereupon The speaker will perhaps
lsoeeed 10 drop card to some paper
O.. repeat the explanation. Each voter
viii DO we'll during the coming campaign
make clipping of answers To these
{, iestions 10 stock, II moi ior himself for
So - reference when the questions ARE
l,naehl up b, others Here Is con,
,rnsation OF an arlic'e covering the sub.
jrc, which will probably serve as such Il
clipping.
Free coinage means that the possessoi
"f bullion In any quantity can take I, 1,
the Mat aud have u culurd into none,
without cost. As all coiurd money has
iifrrior metal mixed with II to imparl
J. ,rdness aud 10 save II from abrasion
,nr difference between the weight Of IN,
pure gold nun silver aud the weight ol
The coin with ihs AlloN added 10 II rep
irsrnls the profit made by the govern
mrnt In the Transaction This profit help,
a. d, FRAY Tie cost Ut minnns In gold
,he nllo, IS silver aud copper In silver
ihr alloy Is copper \ gold dollar pos
scs>es % q grain Of pure gold. This u
~ hn may be called the raw material ol
tne guild dollar which is worked up into
the manufactured article At the mint
The manufactured arIicir when II leavr'
WV "Nt'A ~ wv 'Afhlf' ~ n 'Nl''A hNAN
dular weighs 252 grains. the addition al
the alloy. making the difference In tbs
weight between the raw material aud th'
cun. la the silver dollar there IL al
grains Of pure silver to which enough
alloy is added 90 raise the weight Il
ara graius. Coined gold aud coined sill
Yer are spoken OF a. standard gold an,
standard silver. to distinguish them from
lure gold and pure silver. by dividing
ii2l the number OF grains in a standar'
silver dollar. by 235 the number O
grains ~ a gold dollar. the result !
lS.oeS. which is the present actual coin
axe ratio, though as rule the dccima
is dsregar'ied. aud the ratio is spoken q
A. 10 10 /"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13
NOTICE.

Those knowing themselves TO be IN
debrrd to me- will please call and settle
their accounts rs am very much In
need Of money NJ the present time.
Very Respectfully.
On. +. T. LUTz.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13

and may be taken any time for hone
consumption or breeding.
Use Of drugs or explosives is a felo-y.
Sawdust or distractions to the pas
sage Of fish in streams prohibited.
Kitten beaver protected until 1902.
Buffalo and bison protected inden.
niiely.
Fines-slO0.0 90 to $4,000. or imprison-
msnt or both. One half VI fines to IN.
formnnt and one half 10 school fund.
Prepared from enrolled law.
GEORGE J. LEWIS.
Sccretar, OF State.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13

octopus. invading some OF The soundest
intelligence Of the country. seeking moth
ing more than fair cnrnce 10 subsisi.
One Sunday afternoon attended one OF
those monster labor meetings. remain
Ing there IRON 2 10 $50 O'Clock IN The
evening. listened 10 men whose utter
cuces we're plethoric with wise sugges-
lions such NJ one does not hear from the
political rosirum. and which | lelt were
spoken Tor no purpose Of deniagos ism.
Thousands upon thousands Of the
most distressed men aud women listened
10 them. and while the speakers lad no
Intention TO cast hreDraad into their
midst, dread 10 contemplate the ulti-
mate result. ain certain that we are
Oh The eve u n social revolution IN
known 10 modern history. aud which
NO legislature can tbwArl. In truth. |
fear thai We have eeached crisis IN
the gigantic magnitude Ut the distress VI
our people that no legislation eau we'll
neutfallze."
lie also states that the distress among
the working people Of the east Is drenG-
iul, aud ,has actual want exists among
tnem.
1he Oregonian and the gold bugs Of
Portland cannot lmpeach Tins testimon,
becnusr IL Is one Of their witnesses. o.
Silver Advocate.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13

Department Of the lnerior. General
Land ONCE, Washington, ID. C.. March
rs, 1891.
For the information OF all concerned
attention Is called to the following act
OF Congress. approved February a. 1897,
entitled IAN act To prevent forest fires
ON the public domain" s.
Registers and Receivers. United States
Land Offices, and Special Agents. Cen
eral Land Onicc. should promptly report
To the proper United States Attorney all
information they may receive relative
to the violation OF the provisions OF this
law.
Approved: H. +. BEST,
G. \. BLISS, Acting Commissioner
Secretary.
Public No 50. An Act TO prevent
forest fires ON the public domain.
he II enacted 10y the senate and House
Representatives of the United States OF
America IN Congress- assembled. That
any person who shalt willfully or mnlic.
ously SET on fire or cause to be- set on FIRE
amy timber. underbrush. or grass upon
the public domain. or shall carclcssly OF
nrgigrntly leave or suffer fire TO burr
unattended near any timber or other In
iiamable material, shall be- deemed guilt,
Of "a misdemeanor, aud. upon conviction
therenf In any district court OF the Unit
cd States having jurisdiction of the sam
shall be ilnrd H. n sum not mora thai
five Thousand dollars or be- imprlsDue'
for Il term Of not more than tw
years. ur both
SIC. 2 That any person who shal
build camp fire. or other FIRE. In q
near any forest. timber or other iufiam
able material upon the public domain
shall, before breaking camp or lcavin,
said IRE, totally cxlinguish the same
Auy person failing To do so shall b
deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and
upon conviction thereof In any disiric
court or the United States having iuris
diction OF the same shall bc fined in
sum not more tnan one thousand do
lars. or imprisoned for term IT no
more than one one year or both.
SIC. 3. That in all eases arising uu
der this act the fines collected shah b
paid into the publicschool fund OF h
county In which the lands where IA
orcnsc was committed arr situated.
Approved. February "a l6a3
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Nos {. For Puslisa,.sn.


Land once al Boise city Idaho
- August .. l-ss.
Notice l. hereby given that the followfng- narn-
cd settler has iiled notice of Intention 70 i<e
maj proof 10 support OF his claim. aud thai N n
proof VIII be ni.aNe oef0re Clerk OF the probaic
Gu September IL. 1877 VII:
William Miliedgc
Emmett Idaho. I'D application No. 3g.l for the
nv = sec q Up u r W Boise Meridian Idaho.
he names the following witnesses to prove
OF, said land. viz. . NJ
Thomas j. EvcibsTt. Albert Wilson. Marion
Wilson. Jesse Carlyle. all of Emmett CANYON
CHARLES iiiHHoD. REGISTER.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13

C-REMONT posi- No. "a q. AR meets firzf
Saturday evening IN each munfh 81 Russell
a tcnRnu hall X. A. BApLrY,
PC.
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Notice of Special Election.

Onicc Of the board OF Coupiy Commissioners
In anr for Canyon County. State Of Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that a special Flee
tion VIM be held In said County OF Canyon on
september isf isp7.to submit " the Gualified
electors of said County the question;
.whpthor the Board OF county Commissio on
ers 10 and for Canyon County. state " INssno,
shall be authorized To issue warrants III said
County akgresatiug the Amount OF sl5.sps., with
interest stfhetatc vf per cent per annum. from
following sda4eS aud on the following amounts
to the Gillette- Her<og. Manufg Co In payment
OF mo Caldwell bridge and the Parma bridge.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-08-13

Attention Minrrs-I have good sup
ply Of round mining timbers dry
which ] will furnish at the mines at
reasonable prices. Call on or address
john CARTER Emmett Ida.