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LINENS.

LINENS.
80 yards Linen Table Damask. 25c
quality for 12isc. a yard.
80 yards 6i-inch German Table Damask,
5Oc quality. for SOC. yard.
100 yards Cotton Crash Towelling, be-
quality, for 17sc. a yard.
10 dozen Pure Linen Satin Damask Nap
kins, II inches square, for &c.
COTTONs.
9 dozen Utica Bolster Cases, yards
long. for zoe.
dozen Hemstitched PillowCases, 45x
80 inches, lie. value, for Zoe.
% Bleached Sheets, full size, round
thread. SOC value. for BE
25 Pure Linen Hemstitched Pillow
Cases. SOC. value, for 3oc.
WASH GOODS.
80 remnants of Lace Lawns, Black
ground. colored lowered, lie. value,
for Use. a yard.
70 remnants of Tailor-Made Duck Suit
ing. u l-2c. quality, for Csc. yard.
Remnants Of Fine Dimity Lawns, Or
candies. and Jaconets, II TO 1Ic value,
for 4kc. a yard.
Remnants of Fine Zephyr Madras and
Cheviots, IL 1-2c. value. for 27sc. yard.
Remnants Of Crystal Crepon, worth 10c.
Remnants of Navy-Blue and Light
shifting Calcoes, for I7sc. a yard.
10 pieces OF 40-inch Batiste, II l-2c.
value. for 57sc. yard.
UMBRELLAS.
4 Ladies' Foulard silk Parasols, in Black
and White. with fancy wood handles;
remnant price. 73c.
3 Ladies' Navy-Blue Silk Gloria Umbrel-
las. steel rod. natural wood handle
and cover. ooc.
LININGs.
Remnants Dressmakers' Cambria. I1sc
Remnants Plain and Fancy Silesia, Per-
caline, and Taffeta, sc.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS.
Over 500 of them. All kinds and prices
Plain and fancy. Also Fine Novelties.
Divided i'm three lots.
All that sold for SOC and over, 25c.
All that sold for CSC and over, ioc.
All that sold for lie. and over, DC
SILKS.
Entire stock of Evening Silks that sold
at 81 and SL25, for zoe yard.
AH-Sik Surahs, i'm stripes SOC. quality
for 10c.
AiI-snk Black Crepon, 81 kind. for 25c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
60 yards Brocaded Mohair Serge, ~
inches wide. 25c.
All remnants Jet-Black Dress Goods,
that sold for 30c., for IOc. yard
All Remnants Black Dress Goods, that
sold for 49, so, and 69c., for zoe.
COUSETs.
Sizes IS, 2S, %, 80, Of the DC. Corsets,
size q. q. "a. Is, the 81 c. 3. Corsets,
for soc. pair.
Fl. %. "A, OF Meyers Special 75c. Cor
sets. for soc. pair.
Colored Cambria Embroideries, that sold
for & lac for Be ward.
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GREAT sECOND-FLOOR.

GhGAI SEtOND-ELOOH.
II Window Curtain Strips, Sc.
8 Silk-Cord Curtain Loops. fc.
20 remnants 10 TO 25c Mattings for sc.
6o-nch 50 Moquette Rugs, slightly
torn, sI.g5
] 30-inch 3 Moquette Rug for s1.4s.
remnants 5Sc. Yard-Square Oil-Cloth,
Remnant 3s-4-yards All-wool Carpet,
S1.25.
Remnant "a yards All-wool Carpet.
Remnant S Is yards Toe Stair Tapestry
Carpet, $275
Remnant 10 81 yards 75c. Tapestry Car
pet, 1925.
Remnant ) l-2 yards 75c. Tapestry Car
Remnant S yards Hemp Carpet. 55c
boys CLOTHING.
/ Boys s. Terra Gotta Fauntleroy Suit.
years, s2.5
Boys Finest 81 Atwood Blue Blouse
Suits, 5 and years, SLID
l Boys s. MILDLY Suit. Blue Serge jacket.
White Duck pants. vest. and collar,
years. $3.50.
odds and Ends Boys Toe. Wash Suits,
Boys odd Double Breasted Coats,
from g suits. 6 TO 9 years. soc.
Boys odd Blue Flannel Blouses. from
$50 suits, to years 25c
IL pairs Boys 39c. Dark Wool Pants,
years 10c.
Mems pc. Straw Hats. 10c.
Chidren's soc. Fancy Straw Hats. &c.
IL Boys zoe. Dark Flannel Shirt-Waists,
Q and 10 years. i0c.
sUIRT-WAIsTS.
Pink and Blue India Silk Waists,
shrt-walst style. 800.
Stylish silk Bingham Waists. Laven-
der and White Check. were Sl.50 for
silk Satin Faced Waists. striped.
crushed from display, were S3.iS, for
1925
SKIRTS.
All-Wool Jet-Black HoneyComb
Boucle skirt was A.9s, for $3.50.
l Camers-Hair Black Serge Skirt, well
made and lined special $3.50.
/ MORE Antique Silk Skirt. well lined,
velvet bound, full so value. for $3.50
3 MORE SILK skirts. Percaline lined, were
S.99, for $3.50.
SHOES.
1G pairs Of Carlisle's Hand-Turned
French Kid 81 oxford Ties, sizes IL,
3, and 1-2, for s9c.
10 pairs Dark Russet oxford Ties, IL
and 5. sold for g. for si.25
Childrens Tan Button Shoes, to s, for
Boys Lawn Tennis Shoes for 1oc.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' zoe. Full Regular Imported Tan
and Chocolate Color Hose for i2l2c.
Ladies Fast-Black Full Seamless, dou-
Bile heel and toe, regular lOc. kind, for
&c. a pair.
Ladies' Plain Black Hose for 27sc. pair.
Childrens Black Fine and Large Rib
Hose. for &c. pair.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
80 MEMS 4-Ply Standing Collars, sizes
Il TO 49, worth 1Oc.. for lie. each.
7 Mems White Laundered Shirts, size
II 1-2 only worth SOC, for ioc.
80 Ladies' Trilby Ties and Bows, Rel,
Black, and Linen color, worth Z5c., FOR
IOc.
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Norfolk. l. Three-base hits-McFarlan,
Wells. and Hargrove. Two-base hits
McFarlan and Weihl. First base on err
rors-Richmond, /; Norfolk. !. Bases on
balls-On Lever !; OFF Clausen, 3. Left
on bases-Richmond, 9; Norfolk, Z. Struck
play-Hargrove to Steelman TO Mcdonald.
Stolen bases argrove o. Kain. Elber-
feld Elsey, Stuart, and steelman. Time
Of game hours. Umpire-Mr. Carlin.
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I NOTIONS.
| % sets Betting and Casing combined.
were 20c., for Sc. set. -
! Remnant Strips OF 5, TO- and 12c. Web
tsoilotD, -1c. each.
| Combination Ice Skirt Binding. rubber
! and velvet, 1c. yard.
&c. Tailors Metal Thimbles, 1c each.
TOILETS.
Defaced cutIcura ard Yankee Shaving
Soap, &c each.
| Is boxes 25c. Paper. lids broken, fOc.
Soiled Rubber Water Bottles. 2-quart.
39c.
II rolls 35c. Tinted Crepe Paper. DC. each.
, Small lot of Ivory Fine-Combs, &c. each.
| EMBROIDERY.
| 81 Cambria AIl-Over Embroidery for
| soc. yard.
s-row valenciennes-Lace Beading for
BE. yard; t-row for &c. yard.
LADIES' COLLARS.
$50 Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs, In
White and pin-stripes 1c each.
20 Ladies' Hemmed Colorcd-BOrder
HnndlSerchiefs, 1c.
q Ladies' Pure Linen. Sheer. Emoroid-
cred Handkerchiefs, regularly % l-3c.,
for lac.
GLOVES.
Ladies' 2-Clasp Black Piques. White
silk stitching, sizes . l-2 and "a, for
Ladies' 81 Kid Gloves, all coIors, shop
worn. 4sc taft.
% pairs of Ladies' Pure silk Mitts. in
Tan and Gray, &c. value, for loo. a
pair.
II pairs of Ladies' Black Thread Gloves
for &c. pair.
LEATHER GOODS.
35c. Black Seal Chatelaine- Bags, with
Heather straps. price 1oc.
10 Large Size Shopping Bags. with side
pocket, worth 50c.; price, I0c
with spring tops SLIGHTLY soiLED.
tSc
INFANTS CAPS.
lot of Infants 35c. Linen Sun-Bonnets.
lac.
l6 Infants 25c. Muslin Caps. with ruehe
and tuCkS. Tor ............ ............ hVO.
lot Of Nurses and Maids Fancy Caps
Tor ........... ............. ....s's'...SS.
TRIMMINGS.
Black Worsted Corded-Edge Braid, &c
yard.
White Worsted and Cotton Hercules
Braids. &c yard.
Narrow and Wide Colored Wave Braids,
1c yard.
RIBBONS.
20 yards All-silk 15c Black Satin Rib
bon. III 2 inches wide ........ 0c. yard.
II Yards All silk Gros-Grain Ribbon
light and dark colors -. lie. yard.
% yards Tnsel Betting, inches wide
~ on fttch tAouhd .s'''''''''''-'N' 49,
WHITE GOODS.
la Remnants India Linen 2'ic yard.
100 Remnants nicer quality India Linens.
&C. yard.
| JEWELRY.
Solid SILVER Bracelets. shop-worn. worth
ST. for soc.
| Roll-Piated Gold Lock Bracelets, worth
$3.50, for 5Dc. =
| German Silver Belt-Buckles, worth TIC.
for t7c.
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JOHNNY REBS MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP

With Comparative Ease They Hit
Cinuscn, and I'm Taking the Lead
So discomfort the visitors ms to
Cause Them to Hoist Their Feathers
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

oNOIsb d. lNNlNbS.
4567s9
Lancaster -. ............1 0O2O1O0-6
Hartford ....... ..........1 4 ? o 90 II s
Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster, 2
Hartford. g. TwO-base hits-Buttermore
(2). Ward, Ulrich, Roach. and Doherty (0.
Three-base hits-Mack. and Mari. Home
runs-Seybold and Mack Left on bases
Lancaster, 8; Hartford. I. Struck out
BY Hepting 2; by Nckery. 3. Double
plays-Buttermore to Wente TO Roth;
Roth to Ward. First base on errors
Lancaster. 2. First base on balls-On
Hepting, ;; off Vickery. 4. Umplre-Mr.
Snyder. Time, hour and 81 minutes.
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Layout for To-Day.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Newark at Reading.
Lancaster at Hartford.
Philadelphia at Paterson.
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NORFOLK NOT In IT.

RICHMOND's TEAM SUCCEED IN
DEFEATING THE BROOMs AGAIN.
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RICHMOND.
NORFOLK.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
1884 7S9
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Innings.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS,
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

60 yards Brocaded Mohair Serge, ~
inches wide. 25c.
All remnants Jet-Black Dress Goods,
that sold for 9oc.. for Zoe. yard.
All Remnants Black Dress Goods, that
sold for 80, so. and 69c., for Zoe.
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COUSETs.

Sizes IS. 2S, %, 80, of the DC Corsets,
for 12hc. pair.
for soc. pair
2 n. %. "A, OF Meyers Special 75c. Cor
sets. for soc. pair.
Colored Cambria Embroideries, that sold
for 1-3c, for Be. yard.
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SKIRTS.

All-Wool Jet-Black Honey-Com
Boucle Skirt, was A9S. for $3.50.
/ Camers- Hair Black Serge Skirt, we
made and lined special $3.50.
l MORE Antique Silk Skirt. well LINED
velvet bound full so value. for $6.5t
MORE Silk skirts. Percalne lined, wer
$5.99. for $3.50.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06
TAKE NOTICE.

All persnns knowing themselves to be
indebted % me- tor meat will please take
notice thar l must have nv money At
once iu order that may be able TO
meet nv bills and pay cash Tor stock
Take a hint aud pay up immediately IL
not sooner. W. ID. PAr1sos.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06
Fer SALE

offer At private sale my saloon prop
erty IN Emmett consisting of.t~O build
iuss fronting On Main str-et. one usrd
as saloon and the other suitable f'r
barb shop or other smail business. .u,-
a third building back Of Saloon suitable
for sleeping rcoms etc. together with
all saloon fixtures aud one billiard table.
Price 500 for property and fixtures or
will retain the hxinrrs aud table ard
sell property Tor less amount. Gail On
or address. H. c. RIGGs JR-
Emmett. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06
Nosie- For Publication.

Land once ~ Boise City. Idaho.
January n lS97.
Notice l. hereby given thai the following
named settler has He'd notice OF his intention 70
make fnal proof In support Of hi claim. and
thar said prof viii be made before Register
and Receiver L. =. Larff once At Boise City
Idaho. on March =, 1877. q.
Prank Harland-
Horseshoe Bend Idaho. HI. application No. sSi-
for Lots =. =. a >ec = tp mr. Boise Meri-
dian Idaho.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
ccntinuouS residence upOn and cultivation or.
said land. viz.
Andrew J. Mcfarland. % FntrS store Canyon
county Idaho William r. Mcfarland. Ao--ila1n
I. Rincarson. Roland a. Rooo Of EorseShoe
Bcnd Boise Co. Iiaho.
CHARI y f,iNEop, Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

Starter met n man this morning
who said looked like you
Smartiey-Ten me who he IS and III
90 and knock him down
Starter did that myself.-Juuxe-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

Tom Nipper went OVER 10 Bsis- es'
Wednesday. He ~in vitn>s The cub
minztion OF the political Segregation
now in session there and will watch tbel
animals as they are turned loose TO ~
turn TO their respective hsunts-
&C. p. Bilderback will on Saturday
April 3rd sell the John Conner property
at public sale. This property is d,sir-
able for almost any line Of business. and
should meet a ready sals. For terms
etc. see advertisement in another col
umn.
-Thom1 Peterson came down from
Star Ranch on Monday. He reports
about seven feet Of snow on the summit
and five feet at Star Ranch. His daught-
er Miss Ruth Peterson came down with
him. They will remain here for some
time
The INDEX wants good live CORES
pondent in every neighborhood in which
the paper circulafes- Ii is our desire To
make the INDEX the best medium OF the
local news Of this section and to that
end we want news items from all quar-
ters- Stamps and stationary will be fur
nished correspondents
We have received a copy Of Mr.
Bryzn's new book. The First Battle"
from the W. B. Ccnkey publishing house
Chicago The book cootzins much Of
interest on the silver question and will
doubtless do the cause Of free coinage
much good. Ia Is almost SURE TO meet
with very large sale as eys<x lose.
whether they coincide with Mr.. Bry4n's
views on the silver question OF not. viii
want to read the book.
New Plymouth people are hunting
up their old padlocks and burglar alarms
and Tying the dog loose" II is reported
that several cellars had been invaded
between days. and that ooe man actually
caught theft in the act Of making
away with a side Of pork. The m.rzud-
ing gentry are hereby warned that W,
keep good brand Of powder and shot
up this WAY. and that We are might,
;zreiess with a gun--Psy-tte lndepen
dent.
We were favored sy n call. on Fridz,
morning. from Mr.. Abe Miller who tool
exception TO a certain article in rht
paper last week and who called 10 iscI
the editor on account OF same. Ab'
SAYS We were in error in stating that th'
man referred 70 last week wears No. I.
boot. He claims TO De the man snc
saws No. l3 Ia his sine. We hereby cor
rect the error and hope the 'man will
grievance will now calmihimsef.
COURT NEWS FROM SWEET.
A. G Church Of near Marsh was Be
fore Justice Badley al Sweet. on Wed
nesday Of this week charged with dIs
turoing the peace. }. H. Irelou beinl
the prosecuting witness. We have no
been able To learn the exact cause of tn
trouble between the two men but IL ]
: understood that the arrest and subs
/ quent proceedings WAS the result OF
d somewhat stormy interview betwer
- them on the rad near Marsh one ds
, last week in which Mr.. Church Was IN
!. aggresSor. Church was found guilty
as charged. and the court imposed DC
OF 500 dollars and 30 davs in the cour
~ jail D-puty Sheriff Baird starte
for Idaho City on "Wednesday with IN
prisoner in charge. As near as can b
; learned from residents Of that srciio
the sentiment seems TO be that Will
; the complaint and subsequent arrrs
was jus,inable the sentence was annece.
. Sarinliv severe
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

s.d Yss< q nr~ ys< os< chn< -
ysh's Bss<s- h<< D<.th d. rns Rsv~r.

special corrc-poud<ss>-
Fslk's Store. Mar. "A strange and
sad affair occurred here yesterday about
p m. The three-ye.r-oid boy Of Mrs
Susie Lynch. whose home Is at T. T.
Bzrter's. near here. wandered away
from home .od s>.rchers vsre out all
night but failed to find him until Ia N.
this morning Hisbody vss Ssssbubous
one half mile froe wh<se b NJ ess<v~d
or fallen into the river
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

yos->- = x,-sr. IN. o-s - -. Ten. a ..

Representa- JONES Of Elnorr coun-
y has made sn sf5davit 70 the ef~ct
that he was offered aud scc<p<~d the
sum of eS50 fos his vote for Heit6<id-
He names Fuller. and Perkins also men-
bers Of the legislature a. the other par
ties 70 the Transaction An investi<.t-
Ing committee has been appointed 70
probe the matter A protest s<zizue
Heitneid being sezsed IN The q. D. ses-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

Mr. and Mn G. r Bn1erossk asd
their daughter. Miss Hafs5e- Ss<<rtsis~d
= number OF ih~ir friend. - proxr~nis~
high Eve ON Tuesday evening. the os-
czs,on being one OF the most pleasant
social events of the SEASON.
Tventyfour piaveu participated IN
the game. at the close OF which it
was found that. zmsng the ladies, Nm
S~mons and Miss Loomis had made an
equal number Of proxrc.5ou< vb1i-
among the gentlemen Nes.rs Hayes aid
AcSish had an equal chance - .srusw
the pnzr- The tics we're decides oJ-Ds<
Mrs. Symons and Mr. Hayes 6<ssK r1r
successful contestants
AT II 30 driicious refreshments vere
servrd- after which the guests were en-
tcetained with some delightful musical
selections. rendered by Mrs Hamilton
and Miss Bilderbaek The remainder Of
the evening was devoted TO games. and
guessing contest. A number OF por-
traits Of noted people WIRE prov id~d
the greatest number Of them ss>s deciar-
ed winner. Miss Hayes carried of the
honors in this contest
Those present were. Mesdxmes Hsyes
Dempsey. Symons. Blanchard. rly mer.
P4ftiseu and Hamilton Aisss-Aor-
rzy. Loomis. Mcfarland and lays
Mr>rs AeSish. Lutz- Hartman. Little.
Synoos. VIII Symons- Reagan B.snen-
ard Hayes and Pattis0n-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

The Emmett SocIal Club held pleas
ant meeting. Wednesday evening. al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs ; \. Pattison-
Six tables ~~re occupied BY high FIVE
nlzyers. and the game was iosly one
After The stated number of sthlrs had
been played, aud refreshments disposrd
Of. the club was pleasantly entertained
with some delightful violin music by
Mr.. Little with organ accompaniment
0y Prof. Symons. The club will met
next Wednesday evening with Mr. and
Nrs- Z. X Hayes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

A young man FRESH from college
wore as sesrfpin a jewelcd gold po-
tato bug Que day he called the At
tention OF an old German bookseller 10
it. asking.
"i1n't that pretty. putchy?
ia. ja-" VS. the reply Dot ish
der biggest pug on der sehnauest oos>-
10 hat efsr seen. - y. Y Times
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

The INDEX Iabors for your interest
70 many ways. Do you support the
lNDEx7
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STOCK NOTICE..

All persons having stock In nv feed
vsrd arr hereby notified that they will
b. expected TO be ready 10 take stock
away aud settle feed bits due on sane
on Anrll Isl. lS91.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

Land Once al Boise Idaho
February -. 1877 I
Notice i hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice Of his Intention 10
make rnal proof in support Of his claim. and
r R,rcivrr U. : Land once AZ. Boise City Idaho.
on April g 1877. viz.
Clara II. Richards.
Emmett. Idaho. lid application No. e>S3 for
the = e y = lots 5. 10 sec = tp : r "
b. NJ. Idaho
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
laid land. viz.
sarah r Wilson. Joan Carter, Of Emmett Can
von Co. Idaho. Josephine White. Richard X.
Mason. Boise Ada Co Idaho.
CaARLEs HINRCD. Regi>ter-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

Tom Sippev went OVER 10 Bsfse cu
Wednesday. He gill witn>s The cub
minztion OF the political aggregation
now in session there and will watch tb<
animals ss they are turned loose 10 ~
turn 10 their respective hsunts-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

Il vas nothIas To say that The courthouse -.s
packed
but often IL rouse. Cur FURY.
And Judges and lawyers and an arr attacked
" ben they say the same thing Of the i1ry.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-03-06

fCoumunicztedLl
Quo of The most enjoy abls social f~tes
'cfthe Nrw reErwS the '.i''--s.s...
party" given D. Hiss Aaue hayes. ~
the HAYES residence 1n e4st llt4, strres.
Loug before the appointed noar drew
near the spacious home was hiIed with
the many friends Of tn. young lady. 1Ld as
the hours Of the evening advanced. the
time was sp<HS in a most. delightful
manner. The many guests participating
in varied assortment Of games. com
sisting Of czrdA threading needles, sew
ing on buttons etc. thuse who were 80
Fortunate a. - win being allowed 10
progress toward the official prize-
As the latter part Of the prusrsn vas
reached tce cream and cake Was an
nounced. likewise the names u the
prize winners ia person U. Mis- Lille
Murray and sam Riggs
After disposing OF a most pslatable
lansh the foors were cleared and dane
ing vas next IN order. The guests
danced 10 their hearts content alter
which they were allowed to depart. each
one expressing themselves as having
spent a must agreeable evening
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-06

the Jury Saturday. there was a session
os the Spsldins Sunday school en- the
sixth floor OF the Jail Sunday. Splld-
ing walked up and down the stone floor
between the lines o, cells with buoy
ancy that surprised his jsilors.
'.Wa are Ground 20 Sunday once
more" he said 20 three fellows who
peered through ron bars. and. Q. what
a sweet consolstion there is in the day"
You can't cash Globe Savings bank
checks on sunday" pipei in little
voice. You are right. my boy. re-
spondsd the ex-p-esident. 1T IS out OF
respect that the stores are closed NJ on
Sunday. contracts cannot be entered IT.
TO on sunday either. or deeds drawn w"
Were there any deeds in what YOU
gave the pretty typew-iter?" asked an
other youth. The guards heard he
question ant laughed loudly. Mr.. Spsld-
ing looked martyr and discour>ed on
The parable OF the talents which a mas
ter gave 20 his servants.
Frank Smirls. a 12-year-o'd BOY. ac-
cusei OF stealing a horse Blanket. asked
Mr. SpaId,ng II any OF the men with the
talents had ever played craps. bu; got
no reply
Isn't II too bad tina. such good
man is IN jail?" said one Of the dis:r.b-
uto-s OF tracts after she had held a con-
ference with Spai3ing. ''He Is a oorT.
evangelist, and Is effec,ing a wonderful
amount OF good among these youthful
criminals"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-06

mean the revival Of old conditions IN The
mountains OF north Georgia. the killing
OF more revenues" as in former days.
ana q general arcusal OF open and arm
ed hostility 20 the federal regulations
concerning the collection OF revenue.
To insult the whole stae. destroy the
possibility of his party-s receiving
write recruits - any exent Cor years -
come. and brng the internal revenue
laws Of the government into disrepute
throughout a wide territory, Is a heavy
charge 70 set against one presidential
appointment Yet that is about what
Nr. McKinley's selection OF an Atlanta
barber tc be collector means for Geor-
eia. In addition 20 the selection oc
RucIler as collector. the postoffice at
Athens, the seat OF the state university.
and one OF the most cultivated conlmu-
mites in the state. has beer conferred on
PINK Morton. a local Republican Hight,
and the office al Augusta. the third city
in the state. will. Il seems to be settled.
go 20 Judson Lyons. negro lawyer
These three appointments are in them
selves sufficient TO insure the AfricaliZ-
Ing OF The Republican party in Georgia
for many years to come. The white
men. who looked 70 Mr.. Mckinley as the
them 10 vote and act With the party
without a sacrifice OF self-respect. have
practically been told that they are not
wanted II is such politics as this tha;
perpetuates the solid south