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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-16
PORTLAND MINING EXCHANGE.

The Portland Mining Exchange. re-
Gently organized from the most progress
sive and prominent of Portland S citizens
will open its Office in the Chamber Of
Commerce, In the room formerly occu-
pied by the Board Of immigration.
Our object, the advancement OF the
mining Industries Of the great North
west by display Of its ores and distribu-
tion Of IT'S literature. We do not wish
to foster any particular mining district
or section OF Oregon. Washington, Idaho
or British Columbia but TO give equal
advantages TO all.
We VIII be pleased TO receive from
YOU or your friends as many samples of
your ores aud as much literature as YOU
may care to send us. provided. all ex-
press and freight charges are prepaid
The more ycu send ms the better your
mines will be advertised.
On our part. we will exhibit vour ores
without charge. carefully labling the
samples with the name OF the mine. the
owner, with his T.. o. address and the
given ASSAY value.
In this connection kindly remember
that there will be ia our city during the
month OF July. $4,000 or more strangers
attracted by the cheap rates now in
force. AS large majority Of them
will see your samples. yoa will readily
see that your advertisement will reach
every state IN the unlon.
In order to receive the full benefit of
the above offer prompt action is nee
ceSsary on YOUR part. All shipments
should be made and communications adj
dcssed to the
Portland Mining Exchange,
+. ;. PEEr, Secretary.
Portland, Oregon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-16

TuE supreme court has declared the
f., bill passed by the last lcsslsiure
iivalid and II IL thought the decision
will eifcc, almost every important law
~. our statute books. n the methods
q. legislative procedure as laid down
bN the court in this decision must OBJ
tain ~ the future our Legislators Will
have TO content with passing fewer bills
fnan formerly and with much less
ranging over the election of United
'7na'ors, The greatest boon possible
I r our future law makers would be- the
r,.ciiou Of senators by direct vote as
they would then have more time To
prnfHrlN draft aud pass laws needed aud
demanded by the people
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TIME CARD U. p. Ry.


Tnr Paris Post almost goes into &C.
siasi''s over the appointment of ex-Gov-
r,n"r li'li Mcconnell to the position Of
: nav Inspector by the Hanna admin
,.,railou aud says 1t is merited reward
i,r III, man who has done more Tor the
v,use of Rcpublicanism than any other
filnw In Idaho. We presume the Post
iAsans that p. y. Nc. helped"ihe cause
d, drinking 50 much more than his
STARE of republican whiskey that his
colleagues, Of smaller tank capacisy
WIRE obliged To keep sobee and attend
~ campaign business. Such mau Is
Invaluable. on some occasions.
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Private Sale ofPerSonal Property

will offer the following personal
nroprrly az private sale between July
II and AugnN %. 1897:
Furniture, stoves. Kitchen utensils etc.
Two seated surrey. Good driving team
Lone mare with colt following and
other articles to numerous 10 mention
Amply at parsonage after July II.
REV. g. W. CONFER.
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Land Oncc ~ Boise City idaho
June 1. lras.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ca Scttsr has Med notice ofhis intention TO ma kc
final proof In support Of his claim. and that said
p4oof will be made before Rt,i>ter and he
ccivcr L. : Land ONCE at Boise City Ioaho, on
July ~. isss. viz:
Henry Hill.
Sweet Idaho. lid. application No. Si5s FOR the
D., nc "A y sc u sec 20 tp b, "a.
Idaho.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rssidouce upon and cultivation
OF. said land. VIZ.
Adaliile "A. church. OF Boise Ada Co Idaho.
Robert a. Iiai.tN. George Thomas. Thomas
Black OF sweet Boise co. ldiifc.
CHARLES tiNRcn. Register.
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CHICAGO minister, commenting In
sermon upon the queens Jubilee. said:
while millions gathered IN London to
make merry at the queens jubilee there
were other millions in her maiestv's
uomain that were perlshing with hur ger.
! suppose that Tor one TO ask that the
vast sums expended Ia display be rather
devoted to the reliei OF the starving is
absurd aud inconsequcniial. Ncverihe-
less h Is impossible Tor one who has the
mind that WAS in Christ to refuse To see
The gaunt and piieous spccter OF India
rising dark In tho background OF the
English festivities. Neither the queen
nor her government rs tn blame Tor the
suffering Of these poos wrstchvs in
d'rd Englund's rule has done much 10
improve their couditton-but the day Of
al,ruism viii hot be here until no man
~ nation can sit down Ia feast while
furnished brothers anywhere on earth
enes Of want A" The problem presented
Is one shat appeals TO the sentiment Of
III people who have desire to sec suf-
fering allcviaied; but IL the day OF
altruHm is "a be- deferred until none sit
down to feast uatil Il is known there is
no want in the world. 1t will be put Oft
So long AS the race endures. Men will
Eat though others starvc; and 50. like
wis they will feast White suffering and
want walk the streets by their DOORS
Statesman
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-16

Tur action OF the supreme court in
'.rlarlng the Zee Dill unconstitutional
viii bc God send TO certain county
oiiccrs. One provision Of The bill in
question proposed 10 limit the compen-
siiinn 10 county commissioners 10 $3.50
pr annnm. aud IN cases that have
arisen IN the past six months when the
conn ensanon allowed for services rcnd-
cred !" that length Of time reached. IL
not excerded We $3.50 limit. such officers
would have been reduced to the painful
necessity Of either donating ;heir ser.
Vices Ia the county for the remainder
of the year or handing In their rcsigua-
lion. Commissiorer Charles j f. Peter
son of Canyon county from Lower Boise
imiliwick should be friendly 10 supreme
courts the balance OF his life. even
though such friendlincss be- not exactly
IN line with true populisiic principles.
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United : tut,s I md of1ce.
Boise Il ty IDAHO. June :. ISL
Notice Is hereby given that samuel Parrot
OF raiN's store canyon Co. IAahoia~ iiiel roti.c
OF intention To make proof on HIS dessert l.. NJ
claim No i9pl Tor the : 81 "a - sw n sec 3S
to- M 3w -. NJ. lauho hcfo The oe-ster and
Receiver L -. and ofice a. Boise City ldano
on eturlaN the - Jay Of July. 1877
/ names the following witnesses TO prcyN
the complete irrigation nnd reclamation Of said
hand
william ". Wcichcl. Andrew falnusSon.
Edison iuShop edward r.. Morton. All OF Faik :
Store. Canyon Co Idaho.
CHARLES HiaRoD. Register.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

In view OF the fact that Mrs. Corners
illness makes IL necessary for Rev. Com
or To close up his work aud dispose OF
his household effects before the MEET
ing Of the annual conference | have
asked T w. Atkinson L, assist Mr..
Gamer In the work aud he comes ms an
assistant and nvi MS pastor Of the church.
G.. 4. LANnEN. L. T..
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YET BRYAN IS NOT FoReoITeN.

Representative Champ Clark. Of Mis-
souri,. who has just returned from his
speech-making At Roanoke College. was
yer, much struck with the interest
which BRYAN created in Virginia.
The great. over shadowing irrcsis-
tible Thing in American politics to-day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-16

Attention Miners have good sup
plv uf round mining timbrrs tiry)
which Will furnish at the mines at
reasonable prices. Call on or address.
louN CARTER. Emmcil Ida
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PASTURE.

i can furnish pasture for from one
to fifteen head Of stock by the week or
month. Plenty Of grass and pure fresh
water. Ranch eight miles below En-
NETT, north side of the river. One dollar
and hlty cents head per month.
BOISE c. RIGGs.
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Desert Land. Final Proof-Nosiee for Publ
cation.
United States Land Once Boise City idaho
June -. lc97. Z
Notice is hereby given that Ernrtsile his
Jensen OF Emmett Canyon County Idaho has
nicd notice OF intention to ma 20 proof on his
dcSert-land claim No. li20, 10; the sw = sec -
tp6nr2w Boise Meridian Idaho before Reg
lister ana Receiver T.. y. Land Oficc at Boise
CITY Iuaho on Tuesday, the 10Th day OF August
1897
He names the following Witnesses to prove
Ia, complete irrigation ami reclamation of
said land:
Renhart Schiller. Herman Meissrcr. Peter
Rios. John Patrick. all OF Einmetl. Canyon
Colnty Idaho.
CH-SIEs HIMR1p, Register.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-28
Especlhco Salvador
PremtGdo en- dos Fypossciones
INTERSTATE

PremaGdo en- dos E:sposaciones
INTERESA ME
Ell pertentoso preparado Especsfc0 Sal
yador de Juan Sierra Urgeli, es Ell primero
de los Especifcos para maourar los catarros
y espntar sin toser.
Aunque un pueblo este apestado de las
epidemlas que fueron, no hay mas que alb
sorver de dos cuatro gotas por la nariz.
Todus los microbes que sfectan la respl-
racion moriran.
Para que nunca se sufra de dolor de Ca
bezs, para ir a yer erfermes, para entrar
en- las letrinas para expuIsar las lcmbrices
Y la tenia no hay NADIA mas efcaz.
Por mi e ismo he experimentado tcdo esto.
Por 10 demas hay ochenta apiicaciones en-
prospecto, que acompa1a cada frssce.
Los eomerciantes podran matar todos los
insectos que Destroyer sus mercancias usan-
do este especltco en- la forma que indica ell
prospecto.
De venta en- Hato Puerco.
JUAN SIERRA AURGELL.
Juana~Disz, Julio 10 de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-28
Optica especial
Dispepsas = VINO de CHASSAtN0

Dispepsas = VINO de CHASSAtN0
MIR. CHARLES BUCHET. director de 10
"Farmacia Central de Francia', Farie,
ceItifca
"Que habiendo analizado Ell aqua de Fle
rida preparada por el Lcdo. D. A. Cervonl
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, resulta contener un
cinco pOr ciento de aceites esenciales puros
comprobado pordiversos procedimientos.
Ademas los examenes cualitativos de las
esencias mnestran qae son de muy buena
calidad."
El certidcado original de este analisis sc
halla en- poder de Ia administrator de LA
DEMooRAoIA, que puede enseflarlo q quien
10 desee. Demuestra por 10 tanto este re-
sultado obtenido por el laboratorio del mejor
establecimiento farmaceutico de Francia.
que ecepcion del Aqua Florida Murray y
Lamman, no hay otra despues de la nues
ira que contenga igual oantidad de essen.
cias. Esto unide al limitadfsimo precio &
que sc vende hoy este artfculo en- la isla, ha
&c que nuestra Aqua Florida morezca ia pre-
ferencia que Sc le va reconociendo en- todo
el pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-28
Interesantisim0

Vino tinto de mesa, de la ''Vinfcols espa-
nolan. en- csjas de 12 botellas de "a me-
dias botellas alambradas, J en- barricas, Ca
iidad tan buena mejor que Ell vino frances
detallan yseu 4 Ga. Playa de Ponce.
Julio Is de 1897 I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-28
Sc VENDE
Sc Vende

la participation que tiene la Succession
de don Esteban Deluca en- la casa que
ocupa ell Hotel Leglatesra de esta ciudad /;
dicha participation equivale a las dos
terceras parties de valor de dicha casa.
Asf mismo la participation que la
misma SUCCESSION tIene en- otra casa radi
cada en- La calle de Luna de esta eiudad
Tambien equivale a las dos tercera
partes del valor de esta.
Dirijirse don Jaime Rullan, Ponce
oalle do Atocha niimero 6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sfr: Quite an account
OF Billy Muiligan may DO found In Vol. H.. "Ban-
croft's Popular Tribunal" According to Bancroft,
Mulligan came from Ireland to New York at an early
age, aud from New York went to California In 1850.
He became Deputy Sheriff In San Francisco, was an
'all.round tough and sport and in June. 1855, was
driven out OF California by the Vigilance Committee.
He returned to Now York, where he remained until
1904. While in New York he had a quarrel with the
late John Morrtssey; shot ofhcer oliver of the Fiji
teenth precinct at see Broadway. for which he was
tried. convicted. and sentenced to Sing Sing for four
years and six months. He was admitted to bail; aided
In raising the Empire state Regiment. ou: q Us not
permitted to leave the State as its Colonel.
Ho returned TO San Francisco in January. 1854. In
April OF that year. at Austin. New, he fought q duel
with Tom Coleman, In which Coleman was shot twice.
On the It'll of July. 1858. while suffering from de-
lirium tremens. Mulligan was shot by onhcer Hopkins
in the heart and Instantly killed at the 81. Francis
Hotel. In San Francisco. after he. Mulligan, had killed
two men and wounded another. c. Il. TRuAx-
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Stree. vender, and Literature.

To THE EDIroR OF THE sUS-Str: I should like to
protest with more vigor than any words allow against
the street vender nuisan CO in this city. live in an
uptown apartment. which l may say, incidentally.
is maintained by my writing. It Is easily within the
limits OF fact to say that there Is not an average Of
fifteen consecutive minutes In the day that the street
in which I live Is not hideous with such bowls o. could
not be eQuAlled east OF the Rockies.
1t is not unusual to have two wagons full OF gar
den truck" passing at the same time. one accom-
panied by two men. the other by ono man. all three
shrieking like %Iroquois.
Yesterday afternoon three men stood in front of
this house FOR fully fifteen minutes, bowling and con.
versing alternately. was then writing a story which
was as necessary for my living as their sales were for
theirs. Writing under such circumstances was as
impossible as II one were sitting on ed.hot Goals, and
after these men had gone by they were succeeded by
a constant procession OF equal lung power till the
work of the entire afternoon was lost and my day
spoiled.
In addition TO all this these men sell inferior veee-
tables at nearly the shop prices for good ones. so they
are not even h~enenting poorer customers. But IL they
must be licensed, surely they could be restricted, as
in older and less nervous communities on the other
side OF the ocean. From morning till night there "a
not one quarter of an hour that Is not q e. bad quarter
OF IN hour" and l beg THE SCS. with its customary
zeal for public good. to help remedy the evil. and 10
say whether decent citizens have no protection from
u nuisance injurious 70 nerves. brain, morals, and
purse. u.
NEW York, juno "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
A Worlds Fair Echo.

To THE EDrron OF THE sUS-Sfr: I am very happy
to answer tho query put mo by "Amicus yeritatis'
In your issue OF yesterday. The distinguished men
who have organized educational exhibits at worlds
fairs arc deserving OF all praise. MY contention was
and Stiii 10 that education was ct q disadvantage
compared with other sections. II all that was do
sired was an exhibit OF the appliances or machinery
OF education. they should have shown In the lower
grades only blackboards. slate pencils. and steel pens;
whereas we saw also fine specimens OF penmGnship.
In this. l said, the lower grades OF instruction had n
great advantage over the higher grades OF education.
Education showed appliances. instruction showed re-
suits. II my friends contention Is right, our Western
States could have given a cHnvineins proof of their
ploughs. reApers, and threshins machines. / preferred
70 see the wheat, corn, &C. The students OF st. Francis
Gavier's thought that tho Interpretation of a Latin
play would give n better iheao OF their mental develop.
ment than II they were to show n collection of dead
beetles.
Mr.. Davis. the Director General. congratulated the
college, on Its unique addition to our education ex.
hibits.' W. Oh. PARpow, +, j.
COLLEGE or ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, June ~. 1897.
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Independence OF Canada.

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sir: Tho Mar
quis Of Ripon, on June %. 1895. sent q despatch
to Canada, which gave official notice that Great
Britain refused to adopt the petition Of the
Parliament Of Canada Of 1891.
In 1902 It Ia said the Hon. J. G.. Blaine. Secre-
tary Of State Of the United States. offered to tho
Canadian Commissioners, the Hon. g. E. Foster
and Sir c. Upper, unrestricted reciprocity on
the condition that Canada would assimilate tho
customs and internal revenue tariffs Of Canada
to those of the United States. Tho Hon. G.. e.
Foster refused to accept that fair offer. claiming
that It would be discrimination against Great
Britain.
1t would Rrently hasten the accomplishment
of the independence of Canada and the estab-
lishment Of q republican form Of government IL
Congress would enact legislation granting
authority to tho President and Secretary OF
State of the United States to negotiate an unre-
term Of years on the conditions offered by the
Hon. J. G.. Blaine in 1892. The result would be
that the Canadians would endeavor to obtain
the independence Of Canada, 80 as to be free to
conclude such q treaty to promote the interests
of Canada and those OF the United States with
other nations In Europe. ASIA and Africa.
At the present time the interests of Canada
are being sacrificed to British interests and
selfish demands; the British yoke hangs like a
milestone upon the trade and III of
Canada. North America should be free from
offer free trade to Canada Let US have FREQ
trade within North America.
INDEPENDENCE OF CANADA.
WINDSOR, Ont, June %.
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While everybody hopes that the queer
ish-shaped boat, Fish by name, q sketch Of
which was published in THE SUN of yester-
day, will com up to the high expectations
OF her designer, it Is, nevertheless, some
body's painful duty to offer an objection in
the form Of a prophecy of failure.
The backbone of q fish, unlike that of q
son of an +. F. ", is elastic. The spinal
column of a boat is stiff. Tho fish pro-
pels himself by means Of his backbone.
If that piece Of his anatomical ma
chinery were rigid, the fish would
make poor Roadway indeed. The fsh's
propelllng power begins from the back
of his neck and extends all the way
down to his tail, forming a laterally waving
line from beginning to end. A bluetish
can get through the water, when he wants
to, at a rate of about fourteen miles an hour,
and a porpoise can overhaul m ordinary
steamboat. Now when steamboats, will be
able to approach the speed of fishes, pro-
portions, of course, considered, New York.
ers will be able to evade the Raines law by
taking their cocktails in London on Sun.
day and returning to New York in time
for business on Monday morning.
There is a chance now for some clever in
ventor to take another lesson from a fish,
make a boat wriggle its backbone and run
shivering its timbers, ut q rate Of five OIL
six hundred miles an hour.
Possibly this queer Fish may get along
~swimmingly in smooth water, but it ii
doubtful If she will ever be able to find hel
way through n rough sea.
No regret will be felt for these opinion.
II they are overruled by experience. On thu
contrary, we shall all be delighted II tn,
Fish In a few days should knock them al
into smithereens.
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Attack on tho Koch System.
From the London Times.

At tho Medical Congress In Berlin Prof. Liebre,ch.
who may be described as the leader OF the anti,Koch
party In the Berlin scientific world. stated his theory
or tuberculosis rs opposed to Prof, Koch's. PhthiSis,
he said. might DO present without tuberculous baclli
as c~oncomitants. The reception OF tubercuious bacini
into the system had AN injurious effect only in eases
where there existed a predispoSition 10 disease. and
thus the baciili were only parasites. II was u radi.
cAny false method 10 attempt merely TO deliver a
consumptive patient from the presence OF bacilli.
The chief thing was to increase the vital power Of
he cellular tissue. Cantharidin was a specific capa.
bio Of producing this result. Was there any method
of disinfecting the cellular system2 In Prof. Ilob-
reich = experience he found that ctherized oil of
mustard had this effect. The lecturer did not think
that the therapeutic systems which had been built up
on the basis Of bacterioloRy were dcfensiblo. Tho
results obtained with diphtheritio serum were appG.
rent rather than real. Prof. Koch's method OF treat.
ing tuberculosis had no prospect OF ultimate success.
Prof. Liebreich's views were summarized In the sen.
tence. tuberculosis is a 'nOSoparasitiSm,' and the
essential feature OF the disease IA tho deterioration OF
the organism"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-26
rHB FoRKBD ROAD


To THE EDITOR OF TIL SUN-Sir: Now
that the Queens jubilee has brought out the
opinion that monarchy is better than Prosi-
doncy, and that the British empire is to forever
exist on this continent, all Americans can see
where we are at"
Yes. we have got to the crutch of the road
where tho guideboard points two ways. Tho
left hand 10 the Mugwump path to the millennial
camp-sleopy h~ollow-and the graveyard Of ar
mics, ~navios, and republics. The right-hand road
is tho way of energy, right, liberty, and honor.
Tho jubilee will not have been in vain II II
opens our eyes to the fact that there is but ono
way for national success-the old and human
way-the British way. Lot us never for ono
moment forget that the indispensable adjuncts
Of n great nation are armies and navies.
Millcnninl dreams are full of poison. All man
ner of poisonous things grow and bloom in dead
places. and death is generally their sweetest
flower. The British will never sleep, and why
should Americana I respect the British for
their wakefulness, but I don't want them boss
ing a Mugwump millennium in our country.
There is pathos in tho wall Of tho sons of peace
whenever IL is proposed to increase our domain.
Did these peace persons ever protest against
English absorption Of lands7 Would they OBJ.
ject to annexing the United States to Canada or
England Would they not howl and rend them.
selves at q proposition TO annex England to tho
United StatesI o. II. KIMBALI-
SOUTH AMHERST, Mass. June 20.
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and authors, no one In Paris from the time
this Legislation was first proposed seemed
to have any doubt that 1t must pass, as the
individual Senators would not dare to re-
sist the force of outside opinion. What
efforts were used against 1t were directed
solely to modifying in some sort the list Of
forbidden works.
The passage Of the Berenger law coin
oides in point Of time with the rejection by
the authorities of the Geneva Museum OF q
replica In bronze of ROBINS Muse Of
Tragedy from the Victor Hugo monument.
The figure is that Of . colossal woman
crouching and nude, and though when
set up 1t was deemed no improper orna-
ment for a Paris square, tho Geneva critics
judged 1t too shocklngly indecent to be
placed In their museum. The movement
may spread yet to draping the Venus de
Milo and to screening the great painted
figures through which the masters art of
centuries ago are visible to-dayl