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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

1t is years since any magazine ar
was aroused by Governor Cues (Febru-
AIRY Midland) disclosure vi the author
ship Of the letter warning Secretary
Floyd Of John Browns proposed insur-
rcctIon. The conclusion OF Mr.. Cues
article March Midland)will be equally
nteres ing. relating to the story OF
Barclay Coppoc's escape from the ef-
feet Of Governor Letcher's requistion.
to which escape the author himself was
party. Japanese Farming" by II.
H. Guy is really the first presentation Of
Kingdom. In Across Country in A
Van." Mary Avis Scott, Col John SCOTS
talented daughter. traverses eastern
Kansas looking toward Oklahoma The
self made Governor Richards, of Wy
oming. native Of Wisconsin, is sketch
ed by Leigh Leslie. The widow Of
stephen A. Douglas, Mrs. Williams and
her childred are pictured by Mrs. Bah
biit. Grant at Vera Cruz and Cerro
Gordo," IS the March insiallment Of
Colonel Emerson's Grant in the WfsIe"
A New Orleans love story By Mrs Hills
daughter OF General Busscy, the con
clusion OF "DisIllusioned. by Maria
Weed. and of 1.-The Young Homestead
ers, by Frank w. Calkins. and nm In.
dian legend by Gardner G.. Tcall. the
artist, constitute the fiction Of the num-
Der A prize poem by Sharott NJ. Hall
an Arizona young lady, is an interesting
feature. The literary paper OF the
month is "Bjornsljene Bjornson, by j.
Christian Bay. with portraits presented
by the great Norwegian. The new state
Of Washington shows well in the eigh-
teen portraits of representative Wash.
ington women in this number. Home
Themes" If wholly given up to poetry
this month The editorial department
includes portraits and sketches OF the
four Midde-Western members Of the
new cabinet, also " portrait Of The vtner
able Susan b. Anthony. Gossip With
Correspondents, in tins number, is es
pecially helpful to young writers.
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Free and confidential examinations to
all al the Office or by letter. He treats
all durable chronic diseases with cleo
tricity. medicine and surgery. The cure
OF private diseases, AS well as all female
troubles, deafness catarrh, bronchitis,
consumption, dyspepsia. skin diseases,
liver. Kidney and piles. specially.
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed if necessary.
Out-of-town patients treated with I'M
failing success through. correspondence
one visit desirable but. not necessary
Medicine sent safely and free from OBJ
I'servation to any part Of the country.
Write for symptom blank and circular
Drs. Liebig & Co. continue TO treat
chronic, nervous and special diseases.
also weak men organic weakness, fail
ing memory, lack of energy, physical
decay. deformities, etc, etc, arising
from indscretion. excess or indulgence
producing some of the following effects.
| Nervousness. debility, dimness of vision
self distrust' detective memory, prema-
tureness, want of control of vital organs,
pimples on face, aversion to the society
Of females loss of ambition, lack OF con-
idence, gloominess, dependency. I'M
fitness to marry, melancholy, stunted
development. loss Of manhood. night
losses. pains in the back, varcolc, gon-
orrhna, syphilis. pites, structure. glcei
unnatural discharges. etc, treated with
success, safely and privately. Send fol-
qnesiion blank. or better call il YOU can
DIR. A. c. Stoddart, visiting physician
and contracting surgeon for the Liebr
World Dispensary, San Francisco has
decided to settle ana will have office:
for consultation Mt his private reception
rooms. in Atlas Block, Helena.
All patients in, around and abou
Emmett and surrounding country SHOULD
cnnsnlt with San Francisco's renowned
specialist. Helena, Montana. DIR. Stod
dart is managing physician in Idaho
Montana, Washington and Oregon 70
Drs Liebig & Co.. San Francisco's mos
| reliable and Successful SPECIALISTS.
Everyone desiring special cure. ad
! dress DIR. Stoddart, Atlas Block, Helm
Montana.
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are reserved from adverse appropriation
by settlement or Otherwise. Except un-
der right that may be found TO exist of
prior inception) from aud after Feoiu-
AIRY IL. 1897. and for period extending
from February IL. 1885,, until he expira-
tion Of KY days from the fling Of the
ofiicial plats OF the survey OF the above
townships in this office, dnring which
period the state authorities may select
any of the lands situated In said town
ships which are not embraced in any
valid adverse claims.
CHARLES lIIMRoD,
Register.
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that the manager of the Creamery would
ship eggs along with the butter which
would add not little to the monthly
checks OF the stock holders and patrons
OF the establishment. With an increas-
cd production Of milk In The valley
more pigs could be raised and with an
organization OF this kind once started II
would only be another step To employ,
for n few months In the fall and winter,
an experienced man 10 cure and pack
all the bacon In this vicinity. thereby
producing u quality Of salt and smoked
meats that would find ready sale in
the home market which Is now supplied
BY the eastern packing houses
The INDEX believes that this matter
is worthy Of the serious consideration OF
every man who Is interested In the wei.
fare OF Emmett and the surrounding
valley. The plan IS only outlined
In n general way this ar
tIce and we invite any one who may be
come interested in such propos tior
T., give expression to their views on the
same In these columns to the end thai
the people " morally may become in
terest. We are all agreed that we need
to do something TO bring about better
times and If this article should lead tc
discussion OF ways and means that
would lead to such result its purpos,
will have teen fulfilled
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Notice of Assessment.

To the stockholders of the Emmettsville Irri-
eating Ditch company.
At Il meeting Of the stockholders OF the EN-
mettSvilie Ilrigating Ditch company held In
Emmett Idaho. March LIST 1897 tn re was an as
sessmcnt levied to clean and repair said ditch
amounting to $500 per share. II Is payable inn
mediately, and becomes delinquent in 3, days
from March s 1897. ono dollar and fifty cent
4 above mentioned assessment Is payable In
cash only and the remaining 900 is payable IN
labor ON said ditch II performed within the ~
lays, II not II becomes payable In cash and tn,
stock will he sold for the assessment together
with all costs and penalties. BY order OF the
trustees
Dated this first day OF March, 1897.
II. X. HAYES, ..it.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Pearl. Boise Co. Idaho. January list 1927,
To Fleetwood Madden. You are hereby noti-
ned that have expended 1900 one hundred
dollars In labor and improvements upon the
Artic lode situated ON Rock creek In West View
OF which the location c'rtin, ates Is found II
record IN book rage 2SS OF quartz claims OF
the ONCE OF tn Recorder OF said county IN order
to bold said prem un,ter the provisions OF
section 2fef rvised Statutes 81 the United
States and the amendment Their to. approved
said lode for e year cn1iug January LIST 1897
and n within ninety days from the PERSONAL ser.
contribute your portion OF such cxper dture q,
a co-owner your interest In such claim will be-
come the property OF the subscriber unuer saiS
section 2Ss4 EDG. LEE
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The Only Chance Ditch company principal
place OF business Emmett Canyon County.
Idaho.
Notice * hereby given that at a meeting OF
the directors held On Web - 1877 nn assessment
OF twenty-six dollars and forty-hve cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation. six dollars aud ten cents must be
paid In cash and twenty dollars and thirty-fve
cents may be paid In labor II done under the
supervision OF the directors and must bc done
between March LIST and April list 1897 said as
seSsmcnt is oil due and payable Immediately "a
the secretary at his place Of residence one hall
mile south OF Emmett. ANY stock that any OF
the above mentioned twenty-six dollars and
I, rty-five cents remains unpaid on the first day
OF April 1897 win be delinquent and advertised
for sale nj public auction and unless payment l.
mad, before will be sold ON April Nth 1897 tC
pay delinquent assessment together With cos
OF advertising and cost OF sale. tsi
A. 4. PETERSON. Secretary.
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DAN STUART has decided to allow
ladies to attend the big prize fight. 1t
now remains to be seen how many Of the
gentler sex will avail themselves of the
priveledge at $50 head.
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United States Land Onice

United States Land Office
Boise City, Idaho, February 20. 1897 :
Notice is hereby given, by direction of
the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office. under the provisions of the act Of
Congress. approved August Is. 1894; to
the end that the State OF Idaho may be
enabled to secure lands in part satisfac-
ton Of the grants made by the act of
July 3. 1890, admitting Idaho into the
union; the following townships. situated
in the Boise City, Idaho. Land District
viz:
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Attention MiDers--I have several hnu-
drcd cords Of good fir wood and mining
tmbers at the mouth Of Rock creqk for
sale on reasonable terms. Enquire OF
Or address, JoHN CARTrI
Emmety IDA
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Administrators Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate
by virture OF an order OF tn PIT b Co L..
made ut the Jaru,ry 1897 term OF said court.
will. In obedience TO said order. on saturday the
thi'd day OF April next. at o'clock p. NJ in
the town OF Emmett and county OF Canyon ex-
pose AT public auction all the interest OF John A.
Conner deceased, In aad TO 4 certain lot or tract
OF land CeFcrib5d follows; Lot and east
half OF lot in Smiths addition to the town OF
Emmett. Canyon County Idoho. get1e with
the impp oseinents thereon
Ter rs OF Salc.
Cash. subject to the approval OF tie Probate
Court OF Canyoa County idaho.
C. y. Dn.DESBAcN.
Administrator
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GROVER vetoed the Irrigation Restrlc-
ton bill, but congress passed the bill
over his veto on the last day OF the SEES
sinn
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BAPTIST CHURCH. Regular services
u every Sunday morning at 100 A. NJ. and
ats u. NJ on the second ana fourth sundays
81 each month. Sunday school ut 1910 a. NJ
every sunday.
JONI T. Lively Supt s. 5.
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Notice Of Assessment.

The Last Chance Ditch Company location Of
principal place OF business Emmett Canyon
county Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the directors held on FEB. 81 1897, an assessment
Of thirty dollars and fifty cents per share was
levied the capital stock OF the corporation four
and 5O-iOO dollars must be paid in cash and
twenty-six dollars mny be paid in labor II done
under the supervision OF the directors. twenty
dollars labor 10 be done between March LIST and
April LIST and six dollars between April LIST and
April 4, 1897. said assessment Is tue tmlncdi-
ately and payable to the secretary at Emmett
any stock upon which the first above mentioned
s24.50 remains unpaid on the first day of April
will be delinquent and advertised for sale ut
public auction and unless payment is made be-
Will be sold on April 49, 1897 to pay delinquent
assessment together with cost OF advertisement
and expense OF sale Any stock upon which the
above mentioned six dollars remain ms unpaid on
\pril 4. will be delinquent and advertised for
ale at public auction and unless payment Is
before will be- sold on April 25 1877 to pay de-
| lnQuent assessment together with cost OF ad-
yertisment and expenses OF salo II said labor
| is not done previous to days OF delinquency then
all Is payable In cash. There was also levied an
| assessment OF twenty-fOur dollars and NIFTY
| cents per share upon the capitol stock OF the
)nly Chance Ditch Company with like condi-
| tons OF payment delinquency and day OF sale
Is the first above mentioned f24 30 OF the Las
| Chance Ditch company.
Emmett. Idaho. FINLEY MONROE.
February -, 1897 Secretary.
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Wanted Idea $s :s$ g :: . ss.ss

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN 4 CO., Patent Attor-
nays Warrington. d. G.. for their e.eoo prise offsr
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EREMONT POST No 2s. @. A. ". meets first
Saturday evening In each month At Russell
4 Reagan Hall. r. A. BADLEY.
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EMMETTSVILIE LODGE No. ~. I. O. o. y.
l. Meets on every saturday ni1ht OF
each month. All ODD Fellows In good standing
cordially invited to attend
FINLEY MoEnOk, THos. RUSSELL,
secretary. n q.
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entered al the Emmett Post ONCE as second
class mail matter.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-08-06
ERlyH ALI lNER MD GllNIF.
Pleasant Home ITEMS

y te-7laAl A-S--s AeS-A9-
From Our Correspondent,
Mrs. Mcdaniel has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mr., Bruce Lister was hunting cattle
to purchase Monday.
Rsv..J. G. Merritt hlled mis- regular
appointments Sunday.
John and Bryan Lister vent east on
Monday to work a while.
E. c. MswhiFtef came home and
spent Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Nettie Edgerton aud children
we're GoOdland visitors Friday.
Lloyd Koontz, Of CenteFville, Ia, is
visiting his brother F. NJ. KoOntz and
family. p %
Thomas Edgerton and Charles Muir
ray we're cutting wheat for Mrs. Nettie
EdgeFtOn Tuesdsy.
Our normal girls came home Friday
evening out returned to their studies
again Sunday evening.
VIII Stone sold thirty head Of steers
last week for a good price; Bruce and
Emmett Lister also sold a few.
Ed Kunz helped Smith Altman Il
stack his grain last week and nov
Smith is returning the compliment.
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Gard Of Thanka

In the sadness Of my recent and sore
bereavement I would not forget the
kindness and deep sympathy Of the
many friends who oOmforted me in my
sorrow and we're helpful in the illness
and burial of my beloved companion,
1t is a solace to me to know that Sc
many grieve with me, and to learn how
highly she was esteemed in the com.
munity, and while feeling my loss to
be irFepsrable, my heart warns with
gratitude to sympathizing friends.
Hereby expressing to all my thanks,
shall cherish the recollection of your
kind deeds insepsrably with the mem
CRY Of my lost one, Grace.
Respectfully,
@. +. WEBER.
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We'll. Hardly.

Six years ago, at the age Of eight
years, George Frydendall, Of 336 Nor
gan street, was apprentioed to Farmer
James Ferry Of GOodIand, Kan.
This morning the lad, his clothing in
tstteFs and his body covered with
bruises, applied to the police at head
quarters for assistance.
The lad said he ran away FROM the
Kansas farmer because the latter had
made slave Of him, and had brutally
beaten him with a horsewhip whenever
he felt disposed. This statement is
borne out by the condition Of his body.
Frydendall said he left Goodland
seven days ago on the bumpers Of a
freight train, and that during the long,
disagreesble ride to Chicago had moth
ing to eat bat a sandwich given him
by brakeman.
Sergeant Hefter took the boy to the
Harrison street annex, where he viii
be cared for until his parents can be
found. st
At 336 Morgan street, where the boy
said he formerly lived, there is no one
by the name of FrydendaIl. The neigh.
bOrs said such a family lived there
some years ago, but the husband and
wife separated, and no one knew where
either one now lived Chicago Journal
The boy is probably the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frydendsn Of Smoky town
ship, but if such is the case, be wa
never apprentieed to anyone, and, fur
theFmOre, there is no such man u:
James Ferry in Sherman county.
/ The Frydendall boy left home in op
| position to his parents wishes, but wa
never misUssd in any way, and th
story be told the Chicago police wa
! probably foa effect.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

The Pueblo freight crew we're here
Saturday.
Monday 1900 sheep we're fed at the
yards here.
WI. Grumph is a nsw brakeman
out Of GoOdiand.
The Rock Island is stocking the coal
chutes and docks at this point.
Brakeman Weird has quit the Rock
Island and viii take a western trip.
While egnins 80 is in the shops, the
$50 is hauling 9 and 10 on the east end.
BFidgeman McPike and Dilling we're
here this week inspecting the coal
ehutes and docks.
Al engine and freight crew we're
sent to Siebert Tuesday to pick up
eight cars Of stock that we're lOaden 81
that place on that dste.
Conductor Ed Dsnney has returned
! from Roswell where be has been run
ming the yards for SONS time, aud will
tsks a freight run again.
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Ksnorsdo Eodaks

From Our Correspondent
DR.. Shelley was on our streets Mon
day.
The cheese factory continues making
about Is cheesss daily.
CT. Weber was a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Rule for several
days last week.
At the annual school meeting a levy
Of Is mills was voted and a. Hsrtstine
VAS elsCtsd director.
Corn is doing nicely and q rain this
week viii practically assure Us an
abundance. It is now in the roasting
ear stage. &
Mrs. aud Mrs. C. T. Rule and Mrs.
J. 3. R1ls took last Thursdays train
fOr GOOdland to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. C. F. Weber,
The harvest, with Us. seems 20 be
rather long drawn out and is becoming
little irksOme. sHd We loag feF tha
| hmm Of the thresher and the sight Of
wagons filed with lifs's ohiefnOuFishsr
g Ed Seward brought the Rrst wheat Of
the season to cur market. Hs report,
a light yield owing to HHtaYeFshle tin,
81 sowing. Charles I. Ruls bought 4
and viii eontinus buying through th'
season.
Tbs nsws Of the death Of .srs. Websr
came as s grsat shock ana surprise 8
/ gut community and brought uRpttesablf
sadness to the hearts Of old time friend
% both Mr. sRd l5rs. Weber. ChsElsl
vas far 8 long time one Of oar busi
Esss men, ard others had known GrsS
siAee she arst cams 70 the county som
eight years past, and the aeqaaintane
then formed had dsepsnsd into friend
ship and admirstioE as tsne nsd
manifest her brave, cheerful and nobl
sphit. snd oar sympathy goes cut {
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Union Hotel for sale ehsap.-B. F.
Brown.
For tornado, hail or FIRE insurance,
sse B. F. Brown.
a good bioysle for sale cheap. En-
quire Of B. F. Brown.
For abstracts, all kinds Of notary
work, farms TO exchange, etc, see d.
Robinson.
Wanted, 70 trade 8 good buggy for s
bicycle. Enquire Of A. ". Raines,
GoOdlsDd, Kan.
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the beFett husband, her relatives and
friends.
LsBIanehe Items.

LaBlanehe Items.
From Our Correspondent.
Corn will burst the husk this year.
Roasting ears are the order of the
day.
Last week vas too not to get around
to hunt items.
B. J. Horton has been under the
weather for the past few days.
Corn and miIlet are locking the fin
est they ever have in this lOcsiity.
Mrs. John KieF visited with friends
IN GOOdland s few days last week.
George Hayden can be rsokoHed as
q sure enough harvest hand. He be-
gan with the first and is still at work.
Most everyone here are done harvest
ing; but J. B. Moore still wears his Sun
| day coat while his small grain is going
back into the ground.
From the Wsy Mr.. Wilemsn was e
lodging around in bis cOFnheld Sun
deg morning We suppose he vas get
ting a mess Of green corn for dinner.
Lin Ksllum and his father and moth
er have just returned from California,
where they went couple Of years ago,
but the climate not agreeing With She
fathers health they have returned 10
Kansas and 10 Sherman county.
The Moore vs.. Dunn repIsFih suit
came OF last Tuesday and Wednesday
at Sharon Springs, and resulting in 3
disagreement Of the jury, was settled
10y TIE litigants out Of court, Moore re-
tanning the header on the basis Of The
originsl agreement. The and Of the
matter is not yet, as Billy Walker has
possession Of the caavasses and rsgus-
les togive them tp. The terms Of the
settlement wsre-Mo0fe to have The
header cOppiste-Dunn 70 have The
GOV and az extra caif-eaoh iitigaRt 70
pay one half the costs. DunR vent 81
once and got the COW and sold her, snd
put lis brand ca the calf, but gp e
tbs present writing hss paid no costs
Moore is cut so. q COW and cali, aud
Ehssah incomplete header With which
he cannot begin his over-ripe harvest
His harvest not done, bscauseof Dunn
and still may not be done With Dupp
jim better take OF that supday Ooal
scratch that seab off bis eye, set b
Fsep hook and wade 10 tOthas go aose
Of wasting grain. Jim vas reported 8
advising his boy thusIY q ID Poiloniul
sNkeh thou goest to iaE, PIT money u
( thy purse. Beware Of entrances 70
g qasrFsi; but being 10, bear it, that th
g oppossF may beware Of thee. II Ii
{ harvest ask q continuance gi9
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-08-06

J, B. Moore Of La Blanche, was in
town Wednesday and reports that bis
entire crop, more than 275 acres OF
wheat, oats, barley and corn, vas en-
tirely destroyed by hail Tuesday night
He estimated his loss at about 81 200
His orchard was stripped and build
ings damaged somewhat.