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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-20
yASHON ISLAND SOCIALs.

VASHoN ISLAND. Nov. l7-Mr. ana
Mrs: {. w. Tenney lef, the first of the
week for Ross. which they will make their
future home. Deep regrets are felt by al.
over their departure
Miss Alice ponmyer OF Mount Vernon.
graduate Of sS in the musical course is
visiting AZ Eashon college.
Mrs. Alien lectured in the college audito-
riu-n Friday evening, and afterward or
ganlzed Y W. {. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stone came down
Monday on the Cottage City from Wran-
gel, where they have been the pas, six
months
Mrs. Bushnell. of Tacoma, Is building a
fine residence
The Good Templars gave a pleasant en-
tertainmeat and social a, FuIlerG hail Fri
day evening.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Baptist church
held sewing bee 81 the Missionaries home
Thursday.
Capt. a. J. Green and family. of Ia
coma. have taken (. secession of the Tenney
place, which they recently purchased.
Mrs. W. Y. Convey IS very H.
Mr. Charles Van ol!nda. OF Stanwood,
is visiting relatives on the island.
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Manning, Mrs. F. W Snow, Mrs William
Jones. Mrs. ". D. Tyler. Mrs. J. T. Slut.
Mrs. f. G. Griggs. Mrs. Stuart Rice. Mrs.
B. Wallace. Mrs Nelson Bennett. Mrs. ].
II. Panton Mrs c. s Miiiken. Mrs.
George Browne. Mrs. J. NJ. Keen. Mrs.
Jacob Vanderbilt and Mrs. 2. V. Caesar.
y. -. -
Miss Dewey gave a tea Thursday after
noon in the kindergarten rooms in the Mon
telo TO the mothers OF the children In her
kindergarten. This was the first OF a series
of teas 20 be given by Miss Dewey through
the winter. The afternoon was made ex-
ceed!ngiy pleasant ard entertaining BY \
talk given by Miss Dewey on the winter $
work and the F'roeoel method of kinder
gartsn work. Miss Dewey was assisted
by the members OF the kinderrarten club.
Miss Gertrude Hardenberg, Miss Nermica
Allen and Miss Helen Wentworth. Mrs.
Charles Knapp presided at the tea table
assisted by Miss Olive Norton and Miss
Marie Hewitt.
II. -. -.
On Wednesday a number of Mrs Thomas
Il. Shepard's friends went over 10 Seattle
to call upon her in her new home About
twenty ladies' had planned TO go but on ac-
count CT The stormy day the party was
uuch smaller. Those who vert over were
Mrs. u. : Fiiford Mrs 4 G Tnrsey Mrs
\. b. Todd. Mrs. G. c. Wagner Mrs.
Frank Allyn and Mrs. NJ ". Graf.
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Mrs. George TurrelI of 10 North Ind
street. gave a thimo.e party Wednesday
afternoon for her guest Mrs. Mitchell OF
Los Angles. Cal. Those present were: Mrs
r Inrreil. Mrs. 6. J. Lurrell. Mrs. 5 X
White. Mrs. a. ". Raynor Miss Grace
Bradley. Miss Lucille Bradley and Miss
Beatrice Lurrell
-. -. -.
4 reading class vas formed this week
which viii meet every Tuesday afternoon
AZ the residence OF Mrs II c. Potter The
Mrs J. II. Panton, Miss Miller. Miss Nau!
Miller. Miss Amy Burnett Miss Avs In
fersoli. Mss Elvfra Inrersou Miss Mabel
Rowe Miss Jessie hershaw AMI Miss Mabel
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Tho Young Peoples saturday Nlght CLUB
nat last Saturday nigga; Win Miss Kate
Smi.h OF North lith street. The clua
meets every alternate Saturday night and
a. The las meeting The. prizes ware won
by Miss Alice Fraser and MT Ned Nangev
The next meeting vi ~ with Miss Alice
Fraser OF North =. ana 9Th streets.
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NJ. J NJ Keen entertained 4 Few friends
very informally a: whsst Friday night
those invited Ter tie taree tables were
Mr ara Mrs. II r Caldwell Mr. ana
Mrs y .. PearCe. Nj ard Ms, Cis0rg e
H.a1cear6 NJ and Mrs ~ K Hacker.
Mss Maid elliot an3 NJ J 2 Clark
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Mr Ar Ms. {. y. Hurley. NJ. ard Mrs
-. Y Burri.i Mrs. ". Anderson Mr.
Melbourne Bailey Mrs John II Panton
tr. Grant : Hicks and Mr.. George I.aGa
Adna maze ID a bowling party a. the
/ a5on Cl4b Tues lay r Snt
y - -
Ms " 9 Pesrce ard Miss EI.so-, ac-
eannpsHted ny 3iEs y r.. HsT&e- AID Mrs
= Is. Blanchard wens 20 Seattle Wednes-
1ay = M. Fearee's car
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The Thursday Night Cs1ch cub r9et this
Nee& w..s LIZ. 22.a A-s- G1.Ag.Gs Z. A.-.as.
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DUKE or e0NNAUsHT MAY &c C0nNANDER-IN-C

work OF funigation having destroyed the
result OF much work and energy expended
by the managers Of the home Anything
In the way OF clothes. or household fur
nishngs will be most gratefully received.
A program Will be- given this afternoon
and among those who VIII take part are
Mrs Frank Allyn. Mrs. l. A Sternberg.
Mrs \. ". Martin, Miss lola Smith, Mrs.
G o. Bates. Mrs. McDaniels. Miss He'd
rick. Miss Wentworth. Mrs. w. ii. Opie
and Mrs. Nanny.
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The Ladies' Musical Cub gave It's one
hundred and thirty-fifth concer, Tuesday
afternoon in Masonic Hall. The program
Was especially good, having on ii several
names rev 10 the audiences Of The club.
MIR. l.. :. Tucker is a new member 10 Ia
comas musical circles and comes from
san Francisco. where he has Won many
lau:els as vocalist Ore OF the most en-
loyanle numbers was given by Miss Wini-
FRED LOOMS who ia only about thirteen
wears old but played her selections by
Greig exquisttely. Following IS the pro-
gram entire:
Norman ..........(a) Ekkeharls Aus$ug.
...........Coo Wihorad und Wendeleard.
Mrs. {. N. Riddeli. Miss Lucille Bradley.
tfa'nlnaae. --''.'.'-'---.-..'a> R',qugneils.
-.......,.-...- -.....-.,-.-.. t0b Madrtgal.
Mrs. {. -. Ra5es
Mrs knapp. Mrs Richarfs Mrs. wilson,
Mrs French. Miss Clark Miss Adams.
AS"~ei'- MSS " i'-'aiispsi-
Miss Grace Helen bradley - .
Greis. ......-,... fa> Einsamer {WanaGrer)
win.sred f LOOMS Fap'i'n
The Enchantress'' .........I<t All Obey.
MI s Tucker
r. - -
The Browning class which has heer or
gsnize3 for study under MT Alfred ".
Marin. S orc Of re p.easan;est AMI mos;
interesting crKansza t.0sis Of the winter.
The object % the class this year is 20 study
the works cf Er0A mig and each mem pte
will b. called grEu a. some time 10 glVA
remarks sud IDEAS upon the work BEING
st03isa. Nj. Martins 1alks ale always lie,
AEGtf0l ana the members Of the c.asS are
intensely Interested III the work they hava
taken 10. The class vii meet every al,
frrrafe THURSDAY tus o1 !ry 80 Thank-.
CENTER srs. Tire T7enlberS - me cas-
are Mrs. ". r.. Hacker Ms. George
Browne Ms Z . Gr1Ses Mrs. & FAR
ne Mrs X =. Tyler. Mrs @ " White.
NJ William jones Mrs W q p.ar~s'
Ms J N. Ashton. Ms Samuel Wt1ke,on,
MS. " Alex anEer M-s \ L Lindsay,
NJ POLAR Mrs = Ass 0eNey. Nl@-
tnEe-SoiI Mss Ety.~a IaceIsou Mss I'o,
ian and Miss = :TnarsH
p p y
! pretty herrc vesi.nx tnsk pace Wee.
~e~2av evening w1e0 Mss Laura e. Nil34.
10y G22eE;tr = Al sEd Mrs- frankie
- u.r-v and NJ Cearl5s T. Dvcck,ea>
s,a q. p~ ana Mrs " B-e-kqvav = 50,
-fs vere married ~ 1r~ Rev Alfred n
Maria AZ ne asl te'S huUe o. S91lta ,
street. Ms Eou-2 N.Ie- wes me adv -
aoroE ard Mss .l.i@ Saa@ vas b-.s~s.
rra,f Nj Stacy WN.sney. hrotAe~ ~ sne
bride An8 Nj C'hsYles Yo1-s af;ers4s3 ne
Eroogs pr a-3 MIS- bro swAy ara Ma.
.Arr - c8r7e ever f7ota SEATTLE ~
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here visiting Miss Thomas Those present
were: Mrs. NicolI Of Seattle, Mrs G. ".
White. Mrs. A. Mel Hawkes., Mrs. A. ".
Raynor, Miss Caroline Miller. Miss Julia
Miller. Miss Maud Miller, Miss Mcdonald
and Miss Tfsdale.
- n
Mrs. ". E. Hacker gave a very en-
joyable card party Thursday afternoon al
her pretty home on South G.. street. There
were seven tables OF progressive einch.
Very handsome prizes were given and won
by Mrs. III. c. Bass Mrs. H B. Caldwell
and Mrs. r. w Snow Mrs Hacker 3
guests were Mrs. H. c. Bass, Mrs. A NJ.
Baker. Mrs. A. G. Foster, Mrs. H Is.
Caldwell. Mrs /. W. Anderson. Mrs. W.
G. Pearce. Miss Elliott. Mrs. c. 3. Ban
ehard, Mrs ?. j. Fransioii, Mrs. c. B.
Hurley. Mrs. W. V. Burrin, Mrs. L r.
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CoUPEVILLE SOCIAL ITEMS,

COCPEVILLE. Nov le.-Mrs H. 3
I.oFe3oy and sen Edward went 20 Seattle
Friday
Mrs Cruise. wha has been attending her
mother. Mrs. William Tenney. of this
pace. f7r the past four weeks. returned TO
the Queen City on Friday.
Mrs. Mcch. who went TO Pert Townsend
Monday. returned Friday.
Mr. E j. Hancock and wife wen, 10 The
Queen city on Thursday.
Nit William Holiz went 70 Seattle ON
Wednesday. returning on Friday.
Mr.. X W White came over from La
Conner on Monday He VIII spend a few
months on The island.
Nj WEI johnson. OF Juneau, Alaska, vas
visiting his daughter. Mss Minnie john
son. OF this place, last week.
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MANY people believe tba; the hr~akia~
= booking s.ass IS cer;sln ssn o
deatn. T1e newspapers report ieat 'u'th~
er -ecentv pvcawe insane after dropping
A mirror because s3se fcarC3 thas ssSss~ ~
hey lcvs-i ones ~cu3 Soon de. There ar~
etfrr signs fauch usere dangerous saAu ihls
TIE u,os; t>eInua, ~ - a a.soFdere5 $ oIf-ach.
wA-cA cs-ss rsTt 1sssi,oss, dyspepsia. Iril-
rtstton AVA cof>s,t1ss, on. These - ,'ss, of,ls
tt..G th4 sufferer that ais DAYS ~ De-
shortened >assss he seas ih.ngS TiEH- 81 H1s
digestive o~<aUs Ter tn.s p3iynose there
Is nothing So certain - sure As Hos,ee:s ~is
ses..sr - Etste-s- l. regulates he bowels
stes13es .he nerves and ~aesS zap the a3-
r>-.!gs I; - tbs standard remedy. E-aege
= 40 Substitute for &C..
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. Nov. i9 -Nr Sam Long
bury NIis Leave TOMORROW fer an extended
visit n Minnesota an3 Dakota
Mrs Jasper Iiarrls VIII have in few
days for "a months visit with hey parents
lG oregon.
Mss ET.e Rear 81 SnoAomlsA. VAS IL
Hartford Wednesday,
Mr.. ). y Van Horn was IL Seattle Tues
aax ana " edns day
/ surprise Was gwen Nj John DeHae on
saturday eYea.o&. x heInE rs hirth5ay.
Nc charlie cray @as al Everett rs. or
IN.a>laE.
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~< ACCMA, Nov. n.-This after
neon q donation party viii be
given al the Children's Home
This viii be the first tiEae since
IL The siege OF diphtheria attacked the
home that 4, has been opened and IL ts
hoped the appeal that has been made for
donations VIII NEE. with a generous re-
spons. To any one AZ ali interested Il the
home and WHO had ever visited II and
seen the confor. and happiness among the
children that had been esta b7shed there
after many years OF hard work and re-
peated setbacks. this appeal will come with
much force The home Is destitute now
oe all TIE furnishings ana comforts tha.
mad made II such a honleiike place, the
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Prizes are given every two weeks and
were won this week by Mrs. l. w. Ander-
son and Mr.. p. ]. F'ransiOl Mr.. and Mrs.
". G. Pearce and Miss Maud Elliott were
guests Of the club.
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Ms " 9 pssrce ard Miss El7sa-. az
ean7panted ny 3fEs y r.. HsTke- AID Nri
=. Is. Blanchard weng 20 Seattle Wednes
1ssy = M. ESarees car.
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Ms Jchn Thomas a15 Mss. Nz-rs-t
Thomas gave a @ye o'c.a,x Tea on Tuasa
Say - A.ss Ma. i-a.,go, ana Mss Mad
s-1-zs iA4i.oi ~ NA--co-sSc, - -. 90 2sa
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Mr ari Mrs & y. Hurley. NJ ard Mrs
81 Y Burrlsi Mrs. " Anderson Mr.
Ne3>our~e Bailey. Mrs John II panton
fr. Grant : Hicks and Mr. George Lad
AGBn made ID soNl.-g party a. tht
aion Cl4b Tues lay r Est-
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05
A Story of sisseer-

An old messrnate and Punmate o<
Captain sigsbee- tells The Independent
This story Of the captain when. as en-
sign. he served under Farrssut zt
Mobile Bay:
Sigsbee was in charge OF the forward
powder division, and his friend OF The
after division This division consisted OF
old men, BOYS. people from the sick
bay, cooks walters. &. Their duty was
to pass powder and shell from the mag
azines to the shell-ships in the forward
and after matches. 10 do it as rapidly
as possible and with. all the noise imag-
Unable. The fire MAS hot for while
and Fort Morgan was partially silenced
When II was quieter Sigsbee came to
ask If there were any casualities in the
after command. While talking hr stood
up against stanchion in the ward room.
The next moment there was crast
against the side Of the shid within ten
feet of where they stood. \ friend saw th'
inner plaLking break and saw thi
plsnklng drive out the junior officer
mcssroom hulkhead- The air WAS IA
OF duse and splinters aud flying frag
menss He saw the sianchion agains
which Sigsbee was leaning come down
broken in the middle. and one jagce,
end Of il 90 flying. S,gsbee reeled an
staggered.
Are You hurt" cried ne other. rush
ing to him He drew himself up AM
said:
mo siz: but / would like to know
where. that thing went TO-" They toll
him that the shot went through th
side of the ship. Il don't mean that
said he; where's the skirt Of my coat,
II was true; one skirt OF his brxn-ne'
uniform coat had been ripped out {
. sight BY The Jagged end of The brs
, ken st1nchion.
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THE MOSQUITO

The summer months are upon us and
it behooves MS to equip ourselves in
manner to meet the disccmforis of the sea-
son with paiieLce and grace and, in so
far IS we can. escape them. One Of the
most annoying atusss Of the latter
months Of the summsf. in some parts OF
Idaho and psri.culAry a, Market Lake
is the mosquito, and anything helping US
toabate the nuisance is important
Apropos 10 the subject, saws The Public
Health journal observes.
Two and one-half hours are required for
mosquito to devolope from its first
stage, a speck Resembling cholera boc-
terra. u its active and venomous matur-
i;y. The insect in all ITS phases may be
Instantly killed by contact with minute
quantities OF pcrmanganate OF potash
II is claimed that one part OF this sub
stance in l.5O0 OF solution distributed IN
mosquito marshes will render the devei-
opmrnt OF lmrve impossible;
that handful OF permanganate will
exidize ten acre swamp. kills its emb-
ryo insects and keep it from organic
matter for 80 days ut the cost Of p cts
that with care whole. State may be
kept free from iusect pests at a smaller
cost. An efficacious method is to scatter
few crystals widely apart. a single
pinch OF permanganate has killed all th'
ger ms IN u thousand gallon tank.
Pocatella Tribune
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July 20, the Porto Ricans saluted
Old Glory, and are delighted to think
that they are under the L. 5 govern
meat.
The South Dakota volunteers and
Minnesota and Colorado recruits sailed
to the PHILIPPINES from san Francisco
on July 90
On Juiy 30 terms Of peace were
practically accomplished between Pres
Mckinley aud N. Cannon. who has the
right to intercede for Spaa
On July 90 General Merritt assumed
command Of the American troops. On
his arrival, he was saluied with 10 guns.
There were fl04 Gases Of fever al
SANTIAGO. July 30.
On July 81 large numbers Of ths
Po-;o |. can Volunteers offered 1hrir ser
woes TO the L ;. Army.
Wnat McKialcy demands. is as fol
lows: 10 claim for pecuniary incrma.ts
on. he requires the rel.nquishment Of a.
: .anlsh claim to tie Island of Cuba. s
the immediate evacuation Of the islans
oy Spain; the cession 10 Ihe L. :. in'
saud of Porto Rico. d th. in nedi
evacuation Of it aud other islands.of tn
West Indies: and c-ssion Of an islan'
in the Lsdrones. The L. 5 will ho''
Manila and bay until all requirement
are met by Spain. On the above basi
L. 5. commissioners have been propos
ed TO meet Spanish commissioners fo
the purpose of concluding peace, if III
above demand is accepted by Spain.
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TO THE RoYs OF IDARo.

Greetings. boys-a thousand greetlngs'
And our prayers where e'er you go;
Grateful hearts will not forget you,
o, brave boys Of Idaho.
You're a nations chosen soldiers
Greater faith she cannot show,
Than TO trust you with her colors'
o. ye boys of Idaho.
But you've courage, Drawn ana nonor'
And our flag is safe we now
When 'tis carried forth TO battle
By the boys of Idaho.
Allare eager for the conflict
All the music isto slow
Play aqaickstep. they're inpatient
Are the boys OF Idaho.
Therell be thinning Of the Spanish.
There n be shrinking OF the Zoe
When our Calling guns are ieNeieo
BY the boys Of Idaho
Greetings. boys-- thousand greetings
and our prayers where e.er you co.
Grateful hearts will not forget you'
O'brave boys of Idaho
From L. II. L, The Hermitage Por'
land Oregon. May 20th, lS9S
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y contribution by ". DAVE. L. d.

All hail my native land,
Columbia Of the vest,
Thy honor throbs within
Our every loyal breast
Thy glory Nike a sun shall shine
Among the nations. through all time.
IL was not man alone
Thy strong foundations laid.
Though Jefferson's great pen.
Aud Frankliu's wisdom staid
The furious blast Of that dread hour.
The God of nations gave thee power
And when that chosen man
Was called to act his part.
Aud Washington stood forth.
He won the patriots. hearts.
And ON lac led his conqperins band;
They sing his fame in. evcry land.
Wave on. our banner wave,
Until the world is free;
IN every sea aud land
All nations honor thee;
ut l-oIlc ol All Cltt-lFo cudis SC
That thy sweet smAsr is liberty.
Ne'er let ambitions greed
stain thee with blood Of woe,
Bat when the weak shall call
Thy strength against their foe.
And seek for refuge IN thy. power.
Put on thine srmor. tvs, Gods hour.
Let all thy ships of war
Re messengers OF peace.
Which, when the oppressors see,
They II hssten to release
The peoples whom thay have oppressed
50 shall the world through thee be blest
II thou be true 10 Him
Who gave thee such a birth.
ILs Independence fame
shall never Cease on earth.
And As the Centuries pass away.
icolrmhis's thought have Worldwide
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LOCALETTES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something's that Everybody will know
After reading this Paper.

Something's that Everybody will know
After reading this Paper
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Magee on Aug
l 9trb boy.
Mr.. Crisler from Falk's. Store was in
Emmett Monday.
1; you xant coai cheap watch
Cook and Browns nd.
Messrs. Little and Smiihson made a
trip 10 Caldwell Friday.
John Nelson from Fake Store made
this office call on Tuesdax.
Nerve Gill's team ran away on Toes
day but there was no serious damage
done.
Remember the Sunday School Conven-
tion at Marah ON the Second Sunday in
August.
The Republicans electsd 8 delegates To
attcpd the County Convection at Caid-
well on the OF August.
PopuIist selected OF their best men 10
attend their County Convention held at
Nampa ON the Of Aug
Emmett WAS quite lively Saturday
on account Of voting for The bridges and
attending the primaries.
On saturday Mr. Shearer bro rhi tho
finest favored cherries mo Emmrl. FOR
sale aud they went like hot-caAes.
II von want yonr hais cut or your
face cleaned OF beard. Try the new bar
Der. Geo. W. Womack- Sse his new ac.
Mr.. Shawhan. a highly respected bus
mess man OF New Plymouth. was in thi'
own ON Monday night attending ditci
meeting.
Father McCuliifc. relative Of Mr.
Gardner is visiting in Ems1elI. He hei'
services at the Roman Catholic Churcl
last Sunday
samuel Riggs came down from Center
Vile on Sunday 10 visi, for few DAYS
He says it is like spring and rverythln
up there is fiourishing.
Mr.. Waters. broiher-in-law 10 Mr. Carl
wright. arrived Tuesday with his fanil
from Salem, Oregon. He will work i
he store with Mr. Cartwright
All Of the ladies Of the VIC. +. L. al
requested To be present on Wednesda,
Aug. 10, at , o'clock sharp.
Ms. \. Wardei
Rev. F. /. Young. pastor OF the Al.
Church at Baker City. Oregon. wrote
the editor of the Index that he would Ill
10 meet all of his old lime friends at Mars
and preach 10 them on the 81 OF Angus
Surely we will grant il.
Messrs. Smithson. Lick and Timmor
, delegates to the Republican County Co
. vcntion at Caldwell on Wednesday ma
4 trip To that place. and returned ha
ing elected Ed. Allen as delegate 10 :
State Convention held at Boise, Aug
!, M. {. p. Bilderback was appoint
: by the Board OF County Commission
= as Registrar for the coming election
the Emmett precinct. The place OF r.
istration will be his residence on Comm
cial Street. and on each Saturday NJ
:. within ten days Of Nov. Z. 1908, he v
m record names.
q We understand from returns OF
G. election last Saturday. that all three
re the bridges were granted II is inde
n an excellent thing for Canyon couu
n: We need them and oyel. nose. Uni
D. this county lec.s ab--sss WIN the 10
r IA puo c In p-o.eirei1.. yhe people y
7 come to make their homes among us '
settle elsewhere.
Mr.. d. W. c. Brown has the b
Is cheapest. most durable and easier ha
Of led than any other kind OF Dersi
us and If any one has the notion of :
ne ting up one. you had better cons
ot with him. The latest improved
ce- be seen az work at W F. Wardwe
as farm near Emmett.
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The Officers OF the Good Templar's l..
at Emmett for the remainder oil tn's
quarter are as follows: c. T. Mrs. 6oold,
for V. 7. Mrs. A. NJ. Church Tor secry.
Mrs. Josie Worden. for financial Secry.
MFR. A. Hall. for Treas. Mrs. D. NJ
Martin, for G: II. W. Atkinson Tor Mar
MIR. Ncuby. for Guard Mr.. q. weston
for P. c. T. Mr. II. Timmc1s' ior sen
tirei vr- T'c-crcc u ior 70 ~
III - unns.s lte ..as' '
~ .he G . f neu esssf As---
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Canyon County RepubIicans.

Caldwell. Aug. 3.-The Canyon County
Republican Convention met here today
Sixty delegates were present and all
sections Of the county were fully repre-
sented and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The following delegates were
elected to attend the republican state con-
vention to be held at Boise, Aug Nth:
%. c. Yanhouten. NJ. A. Kurtz. Il. H.
Davis. J.. 7. Morrison. W. c. Massey. F.
Gilbert, A. Blessinger, \. b. Moss, b. p
Shawhan. +. Allen. - Statesman.
MARRIED
Mr.. George Little. oneos the enicrpris-
ing merchants'of Emmett. and Miss Lot
tie Knox one OF Emmett's industrious
young lnd'es. were married by Rev. Boone
OF Caldwe l. last We lnesdry, at home Of
brides parents. Mr.. ID. Knox Of this place
Quile udmber Of relatives and friends
wee present Alter the marriage h,
b-ocglt MS os.d. ID their new home in
Emmett In the evening a social bal
was given in honor Of the newly mar
ried couple. Their many friends extend
congratulations and wish them long
prosperous aud hapEs life.
Let all those. who subscribed last Gal
TO pay OF the church deb, tthat have no
paid please do so. il possible by August
%; for the trustees and pastor would liS'
to have all accounts settled. before Coz
fs-ence. which is AUGUST 2sfh.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05
nenntr 1. Mood Deer.

C'can blood means clean ss,in. No
beauty without T.. Cascarets, Candy CetAlr.
tic clean your blood uni keep ~ clean, BY
stirring up the lag, .is'er and driving al iri-
nn-itie~ from the botliN Begin to-day 70
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No-ro-B.e for rifty Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit euro. makes weak
men strong. blood pure. 5Oc, 81. All druggists