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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

silk henstitched and the late effects in
stripes We make no charge for stamp
ing. Prices-$3.OO, $3.50, $500, O. 90
HANDKERcHlEFS = The variety of
mems handkerchiefs we display is unusu-
ally large The lines of silk and linen
cover the entire range of price and quail
ity. Our line of initial handkerchiefs COM
prehends everything that is desirable, be-
ginning with a hand-embroidered s01
fine cambria, hemstitched- at..-... S%2C
HOSIERY = The demand for fancy
hosiery for fall shows no lessening. We
show them in stripes, plaids and polka
dots. Something new is cashmere in
handsome plaid-75c, SOC and 25c.
UNDERWORLD assortment of i'm
ported and domestic Underwear is the
most complete we have ever shown, in
Guiding cashmere, merinos, silk and wool
mixtures and natural wools-prices from
SOC to $1,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
New Gloves.

You'll need a pair or two Of new gloves
for Thanksgiving day. Those below are
in the proper colors and we fit and guar
antee every pair.
Ladies' 2 clasp Kid Gloves Eight
weight)-red, new blues, tans, modes,
greens, also black-embroidered white-all
sizes. There are none better at o. M
the price .-...-..---....--.... 0l.OO
Ladies 2-clasp English Walking Gloves
reds, new blues, greens, tans, modes,
also black-embroidered white-all sizes.
The heavyweight "manish kind. q M
Ladies' 3-clasp Kid Gloves "The Pre-
miere"-fashionabl reds, new greens, new
blues, new slate, browns, tans, modes, also
black and white-all sizes. This &c IN
Ladies 2-clasp English Walking Gloves in
the seasonable shades of red, blue, green,
slate, brown, tan, mode, also back G. IN
embroidered in white all sizes. p)'0O
Buy (. oos ord rs for pOar friends rhSn
zen do not kHop the sig or color dsstTSd-
can be made out 70, anp amount.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
MEMBERSHIPS for
the Holiday Season.

Several thousand dozen Ladies Hand
kerchiefs, imported expressly for holiday
trade, will be placed on sale this week
our first showing.
500 dozen Ladies' All Linen Hand-em-
broidered Initial Hemstitched Handker
chiefs, put up in boxes, containing half
dozen, exceptional value, box SOC r.
each .......................... ~
$50 dozen Extra Sheer Hand-embroi-
dered Initial Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
boxes containing half dozen at $3.50, or
or, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOC
2S5 dozen Print Border Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, on good quality cloth,
55c dozen-each. ...........-.. ----..-..- &c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

III KINDS OF cOrdtaIs and liquors.
III kinds of imported and domestic mineral eaters
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
60 with the Turkey.

Here few of the eatabes and drnkabes that will be
required Thanksgiving Day. The low prices quoted for the
best and the best only Direct Grocery Teephone-Souh So
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
Thanksgiving Pies,
Cakes and Candy

From our own extensive baking and
candy shop in the basement-kept as
clean and neat as private kitchen-the
same appetizing pastries served daily in
the cafe.
Mince and Pumpkin Pies-special ".
Thanksgiving size.~.................-...Z ~
Rich Plum Puddings-made to or 40
der any weight desired-per lb...--. 4UC
Delicious Fruit Cake, made to order and
decorated, any size required, without An.
decoration pound. .......-......... FOC
Sailed Almonds per pound. $1,000. co-
Finest French Mixed Candy that or
can be made-per pound -.-....---- DC
Buttercups and all similar candies, ".
made fresh daily-per pound -........ L0C
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
Thanksgiving
Ma0aZiNGS.

The Thanksgiving numbers of the lead
ing Magazines are now on sale at our news
stand where also, orders can be filled In
advance for the special Christmas issues
OF Foreign and American Periodicals.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

Roast Fans,
granite steel, IL
inch size, square
or oblong...3S
Pudding Pans,
0 nr,nrt riro 2C
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13

Double Turkey Rooster like picture,
self-basting, 15 inches long. ---.. 3Sc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
Ladies', MeGMW@aR..

3e-inch size $3.50, $40 and $3.50.
45-in Oh size $40, $3.50 and SIS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
MsE Dolls

So immense is our stock that only an
item at a time can be
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

+. 4. holland made business trip 70
the Basin this week and left our genial
comrade Cook in charge d'a;Tairs. and il
keeps the aforesaid Cook pretty busy. as
there is considerable stuff sold al Sweet.
Our new store is up and nearing COM
pletion. il is large commoiious build
ing. and when in running order. person
can buy anything from pound OF coiIe.
TO a threashing machine.
NJ. c. Moorehead's wife is very IN al
their place near Sweet.
We had pretty tough snow and rain
storm last sunday night which made
the roads quite bad again: but spring
Is sure here as We have the Robins with
US plenty.
Lem Wilson. Of Dry Buck. who had
his leg broke last spring. and rebroke a
gam In the fall. is down IRON the mill. d
guest Of Mr. Canaan. our constable; Len
has had a pretty tough time Of IL, but u
able 10 get around little now: We Zee
sorrow for him. aud hope he may be abl'
To 90 TO work soon.
Mat Marlin. our worthy friend of En-
nett. is amongs, rs selling fruit tre's
Geo. Holloway made US CAL on hi
way to Ola he reports all well al Horse
shoe Bend.
The mud is drying up and plowin
will commence in a few days.
Orchard nruning is an the rage, an
from the looks of The piles Of brush. the
are cutting Tor business this y~ar W
have prospects for an abundant crop q
fruit Squire.
sweet. Idaho. Fec. p. lSos.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

rltzsimmons and Rid Mccoy are mas
ticating the delapidated linen over the
championship of piuginess. Fiiz says
Mccoy has no more right 20 fight for
the championship Than a yaller dorg. -
II would be good thing n The afore
mentioned dog would kick some dirt in
both their faces. having previously ar-
piled little moisture. 50 as to make il
stick. Il might not bring any relief to
the public. but il would to the dug. on
account of the injury sustained BY being
forced into the controversy In that man
ner.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

Proven TO be Success BY c. P. Bilder-
back, One OF Our Leading
Orchardisf

In recent Interview with Dir. Bilder-
back in reference 10 the success OF the
treatment he gave his orchard for scale
last spring. whereby he was 50 highly
complimented by Inspector Gwinn. for
80 completely ersdicating The scale" In
his orchard. hr said. my treatment last
spring was a failure: but now have dis
covered the proper treatment. and am
positive my trees will not be truubkr
with scale any more. Brirg asked what
was his treatment. he replied Il employ
ed strong man. armed him with grub
ax.(sn instrument used 10 driving grub
stakes: see prospector.) saw and choppine
Ak. turned him lo'se in my orchard. un-
sealed distractions. and am pleased u
say. she only thing left Of the scsfs. -and
my orchard lis a few piles Of ashes. snt
a souvenir stump: and II | catch any Sar
jose Scale Phpnixs pro~ling around Ins
premises IN increase the heat next time
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04
FALKs STORE ITEMS.

Mr.. Cave WAS in Caldwell, Monday and
Tuesday.
4 pie party WAS given At the Anderson
school house last SATURDAY.. sli was rails
ed aud placed in the fund for building
an entertainment hail. Good.
Mrs. Kirkaid aud son. from Pennsyl-
vania.i is visiting her father. Z e Barter,
she is very much pleased with the Pay
cite valley. and intends 10 induce her
husband 10 move 0ut here.
Washinston's birthday was celebrated
at the Mcfarland school house. across
the river. by the scaool children giving
an exioilion.
War has been declared against the
sag-brush ia TINS vieiniiy. Wraasle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

Elsie Stewart age years. daughter Of
Eva stewart. died o'clock o. m We'd
nrsdav March ?. 1898. at the residence of
Smith Bros. west Of town. The religious
services were conducted by Rev T. W.
Atkinson AT the residence. , o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Interment was at
the North Side burial grounds
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04
HEAP RIG. ME BEAT EN-. !"

Ex-Governor Mcconnell is back from
Washington. y. c.. he has been de'A''e"
as srrcial pcrsradrr. to get Few inu'a"s
who are camped near Bliss. ld"ho' 10 re-
turn to the Fort Hall reservation J" ''''''
~ ring in on the annuity in case 'n'
pendinr treaty with the Indians Is rat
fled by the senate Noih'ns INV nav
ing man that savies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

There was an article published several
issues back in reference TO Deacon Ward
wells FIVE Silver Spangled Hamburg hens
laying six eggs m one day. He taught
them to play crib (corn crib) and the n
bove is an illustration Of one Of the hens
paying mp FOR games lost; he also has full
bloodcd Bun Cochins.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04

Taken up a, ay ranch niles sou, ~ ,',' ~
NETT. II head Of sheep. o'anoe' > W
,-s and swallow fork IN right ear
The owner is requested TO prove 10 a.
charges AID take them away or 'neS VIII " '''S'
posed OF according to law n.ss.-
emmett. Idaho March iSis' T. - n"''''''
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SICK LIST

Charley Peck. son Of Lloyd Peck
Tom Krigbaum's baby.
Charley Sloper's baby.
Quite a number OF chilirrn have a
siasmodic cough. something similar 10
whoophg cough.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04
BAD MAN WITH A GUN.

lacl, Dolan. the cow nuncher that done
So much blowing about his ropins ability.
about the time Of the Boise fair last.
blowrd his brains out Feb. 2d. at Albion,
Idaho, With a SiN-shooser. Ooe coutlnu-
al roundup Of pleasure; cowboy. drunk,
gamble, gun; b!owcd .a, blowed out
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04
rnn nnNr or SALE.

aso acres Of good land near Emmett ;
Idaho win rent to party who viii ~ s'ea
in grain or alfalfa to cut Tor nay Ut wiz
sel, cheap for cash. Apnly TO
Emmett. Idaho. Elias Anderson
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-04
Mrs. A. NJ. Church
MILLINERY.
EMMETT, IDAHO.
BECOMING FEMINIZED.

Mrs. Eliza Smith of South Boise has
been selected to succeed Judge stewart
asa member Of the republican state COM
mittee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Convention Adopts the Committee
Report and Elects DeIegates

The convention reasse mhied at o'clock
and adopted the report Of the committee
The next two hours were taken up in
electiag the 9eis gates, and when the con-
vension finally cam. 10 order Il vas found
that six groups OF precincts. comprising
twenty-five precincts. wers unrspresented
In III. delegation.
Frank Terrace. country delegate. NOV
al that the convention select the six re-
naming delegates from The country. WAY
said hat tE1is was out OF order. as being
contrary % the tex Of the report OF the
committee on the election Of DELEGATES
The chairman sustained MS po.at. against
he spirited protest Il a number Of coua-
tTy delegates. who looked upon II as a
deliberate attempt 20 rob the country Of
rs Just representation on this delegation.
Finally Judge vWinsor moved the suaner~
sion # the r;'le providing for me Seiec-
iion OF the delegates for urrapreeented
districts under the report u the commit
tee This carried ami the convention con-
saTned another haH-hour in selecting SIX
delegates and Iairty-t!ve al.ernat%s
Finally. The last alternate rad beer elect
q. and the convention al jogrned after the
customary collection had been taken I'D
Foiow5ng - a list OF ,he delegates and
4 Ft-rFf4rSz enc zevt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

the more remote sections Of the county
was rnrepiesented when the gavel dropped
and many of them continued 50 throughout
tho session. Their should have been some
thing over 80 deiekates present, but the
most enthusiastic Jefferscnian could NOT
claim that the actual attendance exceeded
go. Bat 2ie voted On the contest over the
temporary c!iairmanship. The country
Democrats seemed 20 recognize TIA, the
eiIy Democratic ylug would rule the roost
anyhow, and the fact that thu Nst 81 dee
gates contains nane after name from the
".iy and but a coYH0Eafs guard from thss
outside districts demonstrates Their foro-
sight. Democrats lawyers VINO ara y,s,r-
sonal and r0lit}cal friends - the King
county congressman are the bone and
sirvw o. ID" delegation - F,,enebur-
Stata Factory Inspector William Eiaek
man, -no i 4 tr.end 90 Mfr Isewis. ht-
also an a3aervut IF Judge Moore as a rep
rvseniatiX@ oC organized Iahor. was ms j.
temporary aG1 later permanent chairman
~ the convention. H. orly opponent was
C. A g Rochester \ q f.avo nominated
Eiack.gan aud ! II carson stood sponsor
for h. f1e steT. The c0uteSf was t3lf .iaya
inaJ. l. MS ear sai 3ria} tAa' Ei1eA.,a-
VAS 10 preside All Rochester Ms pllf IT.,
uln-v az A complainant to taa oiI seheal
I'emorFats thtH Otherwise TIA. .,ste So. i
l2e'e - s5,e rs saver of hickman lii
was hooked gpon AN "a gaas safa -cap~s.
mise selection AIpaeGs Ny,rs ara l. y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

Mclaughlin. John +. Hart. II. F. Harri-
son, II. Il. Drees. G.. l.. Merwin Henry
Knuth, Paul Land. r. Terrace X. +. Lit
tie, William w. Head, I: n. Maxwell, w.
\, Powell and +. F.. Morrow.
4 motion 10 take a recess TIL 100 carried
after a short wrangle. and the committee
retired to report plan for the election OF
the delegates
Col. +. ID. Mclaughlin was chosen chair
mand and Harry Drees secretary of the
committee. Eugene way moved that the
precincts be grouped together throug aout
the county outside OF the city and allotted
delegates. one for every leo votes and ma
j0r fraction cast for Rogers for governor
in 1876: the wards OF the city 10 be allotted
delegates IN the same proportion. This ia
the basis for the apportionmeut as made
by the state committee. The seventy-eI.I1t
country precincts were divided into wen
ty-one groups. containins from one to four
delegates each. according to :he vote Ct
1896 This was adopted and the committee
rose.
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having the delegation filed with single
takers who would be favorable TO Judge
Benson and himself as the judicial exp0n-
ents % Georgeism in Western Washington.
Fish Commissioner Little came In during
the morning session and was evidently in
tarested in seeing that the enemies of the
state administration We're not given too
free hand in the election Of the dele
gates.
The convention did not instruct the dele
CATION on any proposition. The delesa-
'ion numbers many Of the most prominent
single takers in the city. and it was sup
posed that Way and his followers had mat
ters in their own power until the First
warder sought to have himself elected as
the member for King county on the con-
ference committee. John r. Fay, Richard
N.nS0r and others opposed Way and hot
fight resulted. The cry u Job was sprung
and the suspicion with which the Populist
factions regard each other was quickly
made manifest. \ vote was taken ending
IN Ways defeat . 10 p. not III the dele
gates being present
The convention WAS slow IN assembling.
II was Il O'Clock before the roll OF precinct
delegations wsaS completed Finally a few
minutes after II Chairman Richard VIM
scr. - the county committee. called the
convention to order The lest 81 deseZates
was read hy Secretary Harry Drves. show
ing that siNfy-two precincts were prcpre-
scented.
Jaan Z. Fay dominated Clark Davis Tor
TEN porary chairman in laudatory spec n.
There were 10 ~ aeT nominations although
Harry prees and william blackburn. II
Ballard. hgd been talked of during the
morning. Davis climbed upon the plat
form, seized rough stick and raped for
order. He made Spetca declaring t1at
hen Mr.. Fay spoke his name it was the
FIRST !efiiCat.on he rad received that ne
nas 20 he Iaade chairman - the c0nvsn-
uon DAVIS claimed tAat the Popuist rec
ord IN the state WAS al right. Ignoring
b1ra Silver Republicans and Democrats n
13S speech. and finally assured the CON
ven:iou that poptEhsts would be chosen or
the supreme bench. arr! trat the next leg
lslsture would BE- Papnlis,lc
Nathan Anderson. Harry r. Drees ard
a HabanNs were nominated for tempo
Tacy secretary. Nay moved that all three
- elected. and that Drees te made record
!DS secretary. Tais carried ard later ;he
te-sl porafy organization was MADE perIoa-
ue7t.
\ motion wa-s made tEas a committee he
elected - present a plan for the election
o. . delegation to E.}}ensburg or.- from
ea2h ward III the city and three from raea
cc1r sioner district. This Was in uu--
saance Of plan formulated by Way. Paul
Land ard other single takers. Fay moved
substitute tast the convention SEPARATE
into senatorial districts and tina. TIE sew
eraI delegations name their ONT delegates
Way pronounced this scheme iynp~actif.a-
bic HIS motion finally prevailed. ard the
70 .oElfg men we're closea .or Ire commit
tee.
E"xera Way. George y. Hodgdon. z. D.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

Republican party adopted a, ST. Louis In
July. 1896 and the platform adopted as
f.nensbilrg III state convention August ID
1896. and we further declare that the para
mount issue tn this as in the last preced.
ing campaign, ~ the return by law TO the
constitutional system OF free and unlimited
coinage of both gold and silver al the ratio
OF - to without waiting for the consent
of any other nation
We heartily indorse and commend the
course OF our senator and representatives
III congress for the past two years In al
ways coDtending for the principles OF lib
erty and justice to all. and especially for
their attitude In the interests OF humanity
IN assisting To compel an unwilling admin
iStration to declare war against spain.
We are opposed 20 lowering the Amefi.
can flag In the Philippines or In any other
former Spanish possession so yaltanfiy
won by our army and navy and 20 Inc
assumption by our government OF any pr.
ton ~ the Indebtedness incurred by spain
In endeavortng 10 perpetuate her feroedons
system OF nisrule.
We extend patriotic congratulations -
our eoiIutrymen Of all political parties on
the unity of the American people In fhe
presence OF foreign foe. however they
mas differ on domestic questions.
We commend and commit 10 the con.
sideration OF the people, and especially the
taxpayers ~ King county and the wnols
state the honest, caTAble and ecofaoInicaa
administration Of public affairs BY the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

@TER consuming practically the
entire Gay ia the simple procoes
Of organizing tEe convention md
eitctee Sevsuly-.wo delegates 20
fHltasht1rr, tae popul!st couvpn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

hall last night by Col. George @. Lyon.
chairman az the county committee. There
was good crowd present. nucl better
than anticipated By the leaders. but thls
vas explained later BY the large number
OF Populls.s and Democrats noticed in the
hall.
Delegates and 3iseruates were chosen,
platform declaring for The white metal and
deuouncing the action OF the admin'stra-
ton In IT'S stand taken on the war. and
several speeches vita sulphifrous tinge
were the features OF the evening. Col.
Lyon IN calling the convention 10 order.
told OF that famous crime OF 1873 and how
the Republican party had left him and his
comrades and Henri Bgcey. Of Bueuna
precinct who waz elected permanent caai.-
man. explained his reasons for breaking
away from h.s party and Joining issues
with the bG-netsllists. There was then
tan In the spaechifying. Chairman BUGGY
appointing committees on permanent pe-
ganizaiion and on platform ANA resolutions.
The greatest interest vas conferred IN the
report 81 rhe committee on Platform and
resolutions II 1lch was the ordinary decIa-
ration for Ire white metal and Enforcement
os tbs course OF our senator ard represents
tives In congress for their attitude In the
interests OF humanity IN assisting TO COM
pc. an unwilling administration 20 declare
war against Spain.
The platform adopted Is az follows:
The Free Coinage Republican party ~
tne county OF King III mass convention
asSr rIs;5ie!. again declares It's allegiance "a
tee national piat.oTn Of The Free Coins-e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

TIE convention IVES weii attended ~
eelesa'es fr2m gRe ci;y avss tne SUBURBAN
precincts. las .Eeeines @f1sr precinct ):
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City Delegates.

Continued on Page Nine.
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Continued ~ Ease Ma.
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Bi-Metallists Name Delegates to
State Convention.
rOpulistS md Democrats Present
Seriously Question the Advisa-
bility of Such IA Stnnd-HeIteF That
IL VIII Prove Boomerang Before
bouquet Throwing INDUCED 2.-.

He convention Of Silver Repub-
Hans Of King county TO name
delegates to the thrce-Ting con-
ventiCn az Ellensburg. September
I, was called 10 order in Lewis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01
The Three Conventions and What They Accomplished

Inc Three conventions and what lney Accomplished.
1HE
conventions be held Eenstng
with fair expedition and dispatch for the plain that there practically
bate that followed made that the delegation
Dc
CATION John Fay Richard Wn and John Hart all possibilities office
in his interest Way attempt himself elected the King
q Or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Moore's Supporters Are Not Much
in Evidence.
FEAR TO OlSTuRS HARMONY.

Contemplated Rrsotutiop Endorsing
Present Superior JudEe for the
Supreme H~neh Not Even Present.
ed To htuG County Democrats
tanSressman Lewis Captures Del
eEatica 10 Eficnshurg Convention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

Aarkei wrre tT7a&e temporary secretaries
aac fg3esr s. poan: Gseut made r-er-sra re-st
.ater.
A 4 Ernst. S~.Fe AgN ~ tae s}sgss~~--a.
ccsinty c~psFas s,<ssassFasttes. cs5ie3 ~ -sa-