The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-01

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Of their parents. and you will have done
an act that is commcndable In The eyes
Of the Almighty.
The festive hobo may miss a
meal occasionally and be nm almost total
stranger to the comfort which Is born OF
weekly bath and an occasional change
OF linen. but he don't have 10 pass
through the anguish OF an annual house
cleaning season with each recurrence Of
springtime and In that regard he can
give the respectable householder cards
and spades and beat him blind in the
matter Of freedom and independence.
Jake Horn. Of the Caldwell Record
has gone up Boise river TO his placer
mine to begin the seasons work. Jake
is lucky devil for sure. Last year he
found bonanza gold mine and worried
all winter about how he would spend
his income after cleanup time" bu;
this spring he solved The perplexing rid
die by buying a newspaper. Jake ought to
be happy. With wealth at one end Of
the line and glory at the other the soul
cravings Of any man should be satisfied.
Matt Crump was discharged from
custody al Weiser Monday. District
Attorney HAYES said the state had no
new evidence that would justify pac-
ing him on trial again and he therefore
moved to have the prisoner discharged.
Lot L. Feliham OF tins citv was Crump's
conspicuous ability. II now looks as
though the discharge OF Crump would
be the end Of the states efforts to appre-
hend the cruel murderer or murderers
Of Thomas Ronan.-Record.
Bishop Talbot has appointed Mr..
Anson 7. Colt 10 hold services in ST..
Mary's Episcopal church at this place.
There will be mission services ON Fri
day and SATURDAY. evenings. April 80.
and May lst AT p. m. aud the services
Of Sunday. MAY 2nd. will lie rs follows:
Morning PRAYER aud sermon at 1920,
Sunday School at p m. and Evening
PRAYER aud sermon at 7p. m. All are
cordially invited aud are asked tc help
in reclaiming the little church for God
Mr.. Anson Colt. late Of New York,
arrived Tuesday evening. To- take charge
Of the Episcopal church at this place
under an appointment by Bishop Talbot
Mr.. Colt is pleasant gentleman and
seems thoroughly IN earnest in his work
His family will follow him in few
weeks and will make home in Emmett
This Is Mr.. Colts first visit u the Pacific
slope and he is delighted with tn,
| country and the people he has alread,
met.
One OF the brightest and uewsies
local daily papers that comes 10 our ex
! change table is the Canonsburg (Pa.
Notes which has inst entered upon IL
. fourth year OF usefulness. The Notes /
e living witness Of what enterprise an'
energy will do in the newspaper field. a
4 it has grown from very insignifican
r beginning TO ITS present envisble posi-
D.. tion in field that was supposed to b
y occupied when it was started. The OF
n iginal Notes was started some 20 year
ago by Fulton Phillips Esq, n news
- paper crank. but bright one. IL 20
please who has written copy. stuck tpy
and managed newspa pers all the Wa
from Western Pennsylvania to Souther
California. under the unique title {
Notes by +. r." Later it became tn
Rural Notes. and about 1882 the plar
" was purchased by ID. II. Fee. VIII
~ again changed the name Of the pap'
and TO whom is due most OF the cred
&c Tor the papers success. HIS hroth'
u" W H. Fee is now associated with hin
in the management OF the paper and b
IL tween them they make a strong team
'g journalistic work.
: Lincoln Entering Richmond. 7
l. Masis latest and greatest historic
painting. also Nast's thrilling pictu
defending the Flag" appear in Il
~ Midland Monthly O)es MoineS) engrav'
from CORES supplied by the artist hiI
self. The Dalles Of the 1t. Crolx
are beautifully pictured in this nuI
Der. Charles a. GRAY. the Chlca
!" artist. well illustrates The Building
a Violin" Mary Avis Scotts Aero
Country in Van" invadrs Texas al
rs captures the State Capital. The CIT
ed Movement IN Kansas. by Lillian Wal
er Hale: with numerous portraits
sn spires profound respect for the betl
Ut halves OF our Kansas neighbors Il
ed land Pirates" by Frank Calkins. is
true story literally full of tire. 7
'ul fiction Of the number includes pri
A. story. "Lieutensnt Rurion's Nooing
,e. by Captain R'manes Of the regul
at armv: "A Most Remarkable Case.
nd detectiVe story. by Claire 81. Claire.
he Chicago writer; The Book Collector
,n. an artistic character sketch bV m
'ut writer Of promise. Mable Brady Full
lly The literary paper Of this number
The lIumur OF Whittier" p: J.