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STEAMERS.
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK


DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
stsarns. Alice Gertrude leaves CITY 5ss x
Sundays Tuesdays ard ThursdasR AZ n
Midnight .ar Por, TQwnseN1. goFt w.
Hams. DgngeneSs Port Angeles rort Cf@..
cent. Gettysburg. PyKnt- Cissfsr7 ard Mean
has. Returning. leaves Pert Angslas Tups-
days. Thursdays ans Saturdays at a. r.
leaves Port Townsend al ~ q. M zrrggs-s
In Seattle ST s@t p. n Steamer Gssfaa8
leaves city dock Montsys. We8nesfava
and Frfsdays ~ midnight. FOR PERI
Townsend. Port Williams BHngenssx Tsa~s
Angeles ard Fseforfs. Returning lease.
Port Angels st q IN Oh IaEsdays We
nasdays AID Ffl3&ys~ Leaves ToYs Tavr,
send at 10 s. H.. arrives In ssastis I'd ~,
= IA.
CAPT J. Il. THOMPSON. Manager
PORT TOWNSEND. Anacoftes. r-s3r+.,F
ven ard NhsssHu Friday ffa-t.a~ -.
Eoch@ Ifarsor. STEAMER Dfss-fsESstsy
leaves Xes7eg Sock. Seattle. g9,s..
.nE. leaves s. asscorn MONDAY Tss'r " n
Tscaras sanasy. wednesday ara 49,. 49,. f9r
j M ATgTSsS5s Ger. wg~ ~
"a Doston Fix. opp. r. q. Tel Ma -
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DCfJw
roo. = w..tinyson sirss.. ''' rs. ~.
Thurs4ays and Saturdays at 1922
IA. fsr ktngrton. Port Gawts'e seas..ex
Isooasss0rt asd gsEon city. Rssnrrs 81 =.
tssasts days.
Tsssphone. Asia s1
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ron VANCOUVER. VIA AGAcoaTEs
AND uHATCoM
Connecting at taneoGvey with steamers
scr Senztrno ard Sex West
minister. Is. c,
The Esexani Slae~hesi Steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
Mcw.s.ssFn.s Master.
xz-sfg tsxvs yess.r wharf seaftie. every
Monday. "wednesday ana Friday a. II -
. rn for Ana k&&FSavsn, Hnstczssa
"a ysncouxe-. Passengers may 20 ca
lnxrss Ard oeragy sssofns ~ SO p. M Re-
srsrr3rg. will leave Fancoavsr for seattle
69eect every TUESDAY. Thursday aEad sas-
rrzsx az II 3.
Tsnx steamer has sWg*gfa- Passenger a.
Communications. Tseis ssrvfes EnsaE2asssd-
Fgy~ s~esxnf OF passage sgsay On bard or
~ YssSss wharf
VANCOUVER LINE
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FAClF9c NAVIGATION COMPANY.
sS@sfT wharf. Seattle, Wash.
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DEXTER HORTON a co. pANkERa
Incorporated 1857.

Vice President -. w. A. Lad
Manager 49,. 49,. m H. Latimer
Sight exchange ard Geographic trans
fere on New York, Chicago. st. Paul, san
Francisco, Portland and various poirsis In
Oregon ard British Columbia
Sight hills OF exchange on London avail.
able elsewhere In Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms
Bends, sfoeks and other valuabiea r..
ceiset on deposit for ssfekeepinK.
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fEoFlsES SAVINGS BANK.
occidental Block. Seattle. Wasa-

Capita! . .,~r.
OFFICERS AND TRIsrf.Es~
49, = ~ an .-....-.-........ President
Artanr A Denny ). ......vice President
.antea X. Harden. Manager. cast,'r. Soc'v
Jos i GIeenieaf Assistant CaShfar
0i&nhno Schwabaehsr. John t.ollina
G. SeufeIdar. +. l. Blodgett-
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srATTLE~PoHT GAMeLE-TO wssg@,;,--r,
ROUTE e-s ~
STEAMER PROSPER
Lave. cay Ts0Tk 1sEsy al 20
sept SUNDAY sor ToEs Astsson. Klsr.,s.
rss~t Gamese Port IEssiaw ara ~. q.
-esnssrlA Returning reacses S1ss.a. -
A - daily Sssn1Ay iess1s f-r 80
Tawrssrs. direct a ia refssr.-s-ssr ~
leaves Per. Iss asea1 ,as seastle 1.rp~.
a.. p ~ Tsi6rAors- Mar a. LIZ =.
sAr1Ss h ca. AxsnsA
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wasu
TNSTf1S ROUTE
STEAMER MARY y PEaIEY
leaves .Sos - wsssz-gro. sxr~zr azffx =,
2A q Esz s-4zaays. 5 - > E~E Sar rssxx =
leaeE Twas Fzzkaaky9. frssx@stass. = q
.fryxecx EAsrssssaE. Ssazsy Trz~yes-,
CsEa19 Ard Ss.v.rsass. Ee:a~-s-x tFzye~
Szsver12.s e. tA a. III arrives S~zesss -
q H. Leaves s24rey safa-szy nlx1.s a
So J. IT, arrives Ssxssss - p ia T<.N
pkeEe. 4x;n 81
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Fo1s ANAGn2IES. FAsRlAyEN.
WHATCoM AND BLAINE.

SEATTLE Is EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY
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Time Card-Leayes Seattle a. m n
"a ana T. IA leaves Everett BIS q. n.
.-sQ p. III. ard T.I5 D. m -
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE

Correspondents in all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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pIJGET SOUND a ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer CITY OF Kingston between Ia
enrna- WASH, and Victoria. p. c.
ssIasnli-vi 81. Tacoma 1li0Ari f:isarn
- FAMILY! ~ SEATTLE s.Arl 1afsan
,.mnsnlLyI s3pt. Townsend 3 Arss3 sSprD
af5g.Yi ArisiU ylctorsA M.Lvs s.10pfn
.Daily except sunday,
TIA steamer furnishes frst-ciass sc-
earr media tons carrying both freight ard
raxxrUSers end leaves from Tesisr wharf
srs,tIs. fer victoria. at ie-sa a. M. and for
Tacoma at sis 4 N
For yates tickets. e:ey inquire o.
+ W ALLEN
Agent. Yssssr Wharf. SezttAA
A NApEAU.
General Agent, ~. p. Ry.. Seattia.
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SEATTLE
Pald-up Capital d. ,..... ....si55.10
General banking business transacted
James -. tiUSss IT.. -.x4ss.4+- ffes}1SaS
Maurice NcMgeken :. Vice President
- =
II s. Paxkhorxt ..-...A ssisiant Cashier
aset1s ara phsc exchange payable
IN n; the PRINCIPAL esiiss OF the United
states and Europe
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.
rHsd-Dp ca1ital - -. s-...+....-,..s. tao.oW
rrsnsacts general banking nusineaa
NJ y. Rngsart 49,. -. ........... President
III. Z. Henry ...sss.. wee Pfstf1Nua
IT, ~ Spencer $50. .Eh1nte4
Safety DEPOSIT Bores fer Rent.
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10 pN THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDnoNr,n
ROUTE
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK or SEATTLE.

Capital stock paid In ....-...GzSoq4
Jacob Furth 49,. ..+-.*.s.s... PRESIDENT
+. c. Segfeider ....... ..s.Vtce President
Il " Ankeny 49,. .......s........ .CnAnfef
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CUT RATES.
Fastest T1ne, Sarest CODDec.
ttoas, safest. Easiest Route.

Before buying tickets for Al
aska call at the cOmpany's Of
Aces end ascertain the latest
reduced rates.
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w. G T. u.
UTCAST

Found in manuscript amoung the
personal effects of prostitute, % years
Of age who died in the Commercial Hos
pital. Cincinnati Ohio
Once | was pare as the snow, but fell;
Fell like the snowflakes from heaven
to he'll;
Fell TO be trampled as flth on the street,
Fell to- be scofied, to be spit on and
beat;
Pleading misunderstanding to die,
Selling NY soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing in shame for a morsel Of bread.
Hating the living and fearing the dead
Mereifui God have I fallen SO low:
And yet was once like the beautiful
saaw.
Once was fair as the beautiful snow
Wish an eye like crystal, heart like
its glow,
Once was loved for my innocent grace
Flattered and sought for the charm OF
uy face!
Fathers, mothers, sisters all
God aud myself have lost by my fail;
The veriest wretch that goes shiveF.ng
by,
VIII make a wide sweep lest l wonder
too night;
For all that is on or above me l know,
There is nothing so pure as the beautiiul
snow
uow strange ii should be that this beauti-
full snow
Should fall on sinner with nowhere
to 20!
How strange it would be when the night
comes again,
If the snow and the ice struct my desper
ate brain.
ezing,-dyiug alone
Too wicked for prayer, too weak for a
moan,
To be heard in the streets of the
crazy town,
Gone mad in the joy Of snow coming
down
To be- and to die in my terrible woe
With bed and shrord of the beautiful
snow.
: Helpless and foul as the trampled snow
Sinner, despair not. Christ stro0petI
low
/ To rescue the soul that is lost in sin
And raise ii to life and enjoymeu
again.
Grooming, bleeding, dying fo
thee.
The CruciFied hung on the cursed tree
His accent OF mercy fell soft on thin
ear
els there mercy fog me? Win he hee
my weak prayer
o God in the stream that for sinner
did fow,
Wash me and shall be whittier tha
cn0yy
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TAKE NOTICE.

Mrs. A. NJ Church wishes to announce
that she viii be in Pearl Monday and
Tuesday (Msv IS x ICY and on those days
her store in Emmett win be closed.
While in Pearl Mrs. Church win be at
the shepherd Hotel and viii there exhibit
a Sine stock Of hats for Ladies. Niisscs and
Children at reasonable prices The La
dies Of Pearl are invited 60 cal. and ey-
auiue Che same.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12
GENERAL and
LOCAL.

An e now r.nor,sd ,o bs o,iet AZ sa.
mm.
N. pndo-h,cl. h.s orrcbose1 tho Eai ,
,.r r.,m n..,r nmo,a,.
hc ouVl'u' Vt H"i' i'0in i''s'in ~
The Riugling Bros. Big Circus is ex-
pected to be- IN Boise City Jane 5th.
No,-ish and Ann have nuyebased Mr.
OF Conveys farm ucar Emmett.
". Nv uoc.m w.o ro,-esents Tho
chi.ano por,r.it IN was in Ermet,
~,
IT,, ...,.. .,,,n,.,r.s NoCo,d p-.-
49, arnm.ha Nah wosi, E,nmrtt
~ n...s,,. ni,.h,
,."S i"s ,,.inn n;..,.,.s ~ ,hs 7iicnasot,
-, '',." ''., ,...s ,.o,,rdna
7''''0'' "
It is reported that some OK lhe farmers
....,'..,,n, 3, or,l.. to .,.. to,gb
,"n.s T .aae
''''''
Senator Kyle the chairman OF Vnc ''u-
u9''''' 9,,' "a ~ has n.s',.nod On mr.
,, " a,',',S of eic,.ness
O'''"' '
The navy department VIII seu0 i'ear
Admiral ""tso" Oh Tue 'Aare 's'"n'' S.S-
','H ~ ,a,.,,o station
VI ''''
The Payette valley OeameFE COMPANY
filed their articles oil incorporation WIN
the clerk last weeN' Inc Consideration
Is 7''''''
The Sll, l6o' 10 that belonged 10 'he
state and has been secluded II 'ne BANK
at DIackfoot for more THAN TWO years was
returned to BOISE ie" Gays ago
General Merriam ana Attorney Uener"'
Pays while uhae' 'ne ular''"i Ia" nave
for hidden the Coeur q Alene mine own
ers, from employing Union m'ners'
The delinquent tax list IN Canyon Coun-
tv fills about s. columns IN TINS week
Record. There are aoou' '"ur nun''r'u
names. Is your name among Vueh
rho Sunreme court has decided that
.,,nor,tv salaries of last session are val
~ ovcant the commissioners salaries
which will be drawn at the rate Of So pei
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MORE LOCALS.

BE sure and read the Beal Bothers' aa.
]. s Pfost Of Sweet was in Emmett
Tuesday.
G. W. Womacl and wife went to Pay
cite Monday.
Mr.. J. C. Hallof Pearl came to En-
nett Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Kidd
a 0lb boy at Pearl, Idaho.
Mr.. Blanchard put up a wind mill last
week for George Weston, our laundry
man.
a house to rent with five rooms for
three dollars per month Inquire at
INDEX Office.
Mr.. Graft Of Snake river was in
Emmett Monday laying in supply for
his sheep camp.
Mr.. Pinkrose, who represents the Far
we'll, Osmon, Kirk and Co., was in En-
nett Tuesday night.
Jessie Davis Of Caldwell Gen. Agt. for
Park government work for schools, was
in Emmett this week
MIR. Hoel, who represents the McCord
Brady Co., Of Omaha, Nebraska, was in
Emmett Tuesday nighs.
Adam steinbower and r. Crawford left
Monday for the Basin where they expect
to work this summer.
Mr.. Casey, who represents the Field
man and Cole Co. Of Portland, Oregon,
was in Emmett Tuesday.
J. Mcintosh loaded Monday FIVE crates
OF eggs from Cartwrights store and some
creamery butter for the nasin.
r. A. Bailey Of Sweet attended the G.
A. r. Post Saturday night and they mad-
arrangements for decoration day.
will serve Ice Cream and Cake OF
Decoration day in the vacant building
near the Index Office Mrs. H. E. Smith
At Nampa Ihos. Wheatley's team raj
away and when crossing the r. r. tract
threw him out Of the rig on the rails an
, crushed his arm.
Dan Began returned from Avalo. ColC
RADIO. Saturday where he has been look
ing after his stock. He said they weT
looking very well.
The next meeting or the W. C. T {
will be held at them. z. parsonage Ma
18th. All friends of temperance aud @.
j pecially the members are invited.
The Baptest Sunday School gave a
0 ice cream social Monday afternoon ;
their place of worship and the young pc
ple and all hada very pleasant time
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Astray

a bay horse, branded K on right stiHe,
Sc reward. Apply to W. c. Warden, EN-
nett, Idaho.
Mr.. Hit. the fruit tree Inspector, fin
ished his work for the present in this
community and said that the farmers
had been doing exceeding well with their
orchards.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The wife of Rev. F. L. Young, Of
Baker City. has returned home. taking
with her the lad whose deafness. we re-
gret to say. did rot seem to receive mate
rial benefit from the treatment had
Pacific Christian Advocate.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

Nessrs Hinkcy, Real Estate Gentle
man and the editor Of the Idaho Leader
made the GOOD people cf Emmett Il short
visit Sunday We don't wonder any lon
cer why III Idaho Leader is SO ally edit
ed; for it has an old editor, "a man whose
mind is stored with a world Of kHowl-
edge. at the helm.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

J. W. Ross. ESQ. Asst. Dept Consul Of
the Modern Woodmcn Of America is now
in Emmett organizing Camp. Mr. Ross
is visiting the people of this locality and
explaining the merits OF the fraternity
THE indications for large camp at this
yiace axe very gayoraoie.
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NOTICE

As ! started up my saw mill. 90 Dry
Buck. May Sth., am prepared to iiu All
Orders on short notice. A share Of the
public patronage IS solicited.
j. L. Reed.
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Astray

One bay horse 153 hands, weight 1920
lbs. white in face, large saddle marks,
box brand on left shoulder in good order.
may 90 to Salubria- : 5 ou delivery.
II. c. Riggs, Sr.
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Rev. f. L. Youngs little boy. Henry.
was left entirely deaf, which was the re-
suit of a lcng spell Of sickness. Ar- and
Mrs Young have the sympathy OF all the
people OF Emmett and vacinity.
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Farm For Sale.

IG0 acres Of 6ne bottom land; 81 miles
rrom Emmett; so acres under cultiva-
ricl Is acres set to the choicest bearing
fruit trees and absolutely free from scale
or other diseases and finely situated to be-
protected from frost; l0acra set 10 mead
ow and waier-Fight in LasI Chance Ditch
goes with the lands utle clear S Is per
acre. Call on or addess The INDEX or
+. c. Blanchard Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

VAyANrED-sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER-
wv sons in the state TO manage our bushes in
their own and nearby counties. II is mainly Of
ice work conducted at home. SALARY straight
500 year and expcnses-dednite bonihde 20
more. no less salary. Monthly SIS. References
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, Her
ler. Z. Hess, Prcst pcpt M, Ch'cago.
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LOCALETTES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

G0AOol tNOWo " A-'H'i4NI ~'iN
Vicinity
Geo. Little went to Sweet Monday.
Read the Green Meadow Corral ad in
Index.
N. Alexander of Boise has boys suits.
See his ad. in this paper.
Read what Mr.. thinner says in his ad.
in the Index.
Mr. H. Timmons Of Boise is in En-
mett for few days.
DR. G. T. JONES is the resident DEN (
TIST at Emmett, Idaho. Call on him.
Mr.. II. Hanson of Sweet and a mining
prospector made Emmett a call Saturday |
c. Brown and J. Carter went to Cald-
well Monday.
Read carefully the ad. in the Index Of
the American Grocery of Boise Idaho
Give them call.
Mr. Casey, who represents Fieldman &
Cole Co. of Portland, Oregon, was in
Emmett Tuesday.
! Mr.. Blderback made trip to Boise the
last Of the week and his daughter, Miss
Fay, remained to visit for while
Land proofs and filings caa be made be-
fore Probate Judge at Caldwell aud mou-
ey saved; write him for instructions.
Mr. G. Martin and Mrs Blaine and
daughter went to Martin aud Pmrsh's
saw mill on Soldier creek Saturday.
Calvin Baird and Richard Williams
were At. the Carter hotel Sunday night.
They are still looking after stock in this
vacinity.
We offer to all old subscribers who VIII
pay up and to all new subscribers The
Index from May until Jan. 1900, foc '5crs.
in advance.
Miss Eva +. Deem Of Boise made En-
nett visit Friday and Saturday and
while here she distributed many Of her
photo S among her students OF last year.
Wanted-The people of Emmett and
vacinity whcu in Boise 10 90 to l0lc 9Th
r ST. to buy Alfred Peats wall paper
F.E Teem
Agent.
2 Pros. Ernest z. Hunt and wife were in
Emmett Friday night visiting his father,
T Dr. Hunt. The professor is teching in
the Anderson district He holds a first
grade certificate and has been a teacher
/ for many years.
+ The two young men who stole the closr
line, from the yard back Of Geo Little!
e store last Saturday night about dark haC
better bring it back, or they are liable t.
It find themselves in Justice William
court; for they were seen take the line
F., We feel sorry for petty lartenous thief
q, The undersigned deals in Pianoes Or
gaus and Al Kinds of Musical Iustru
ments, Sheet Music a Specially.
Genuine Singer and domestic Sewin'
Machines are Sold at 2Oper cent less thai
g Agents who sell on commission.
Pard NJ Bowen, Boise Idaho.
nj Mr.. Otto Wilhelm has resigned hi
position at the Emmett creamery sotha
he might take care of his farm And Nh
" Smoke. who has had about six Years G
in experience in the creamery work in NJ
brasla and the past year at Meridian
D. Idaho, took his place Wednesday,
mt o.
Astray.
VI One bay horse l53 hands, weight l2F
lbs, white in face, large saddle mark
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

Rev. Lydston of Pavette preached for
the Baptist society Of this place last Sun
day morning and evening and on Mon
day before he took his departure for his
home he baptized candidate b. the
mode Of immersion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The photographer, Mr.. TonSiu aod his
brother pulled up their tent and loaded
it. into their wagon and started Tuesday
fsr Ontario and Payette. lie met with
good success AZ Emmett and wish him
she same where ever be may 60.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The wife of DR.. Clymer's brother, Mrs.
Julius Clymer Of Huntington. Oregon,
and Rev. H. Burr and wife Of Ontario,
made DR.. Clymer aud wife snort visit
Monday and Tuesday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets. Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving al i'm
purities from the body Begin to-day to
bansh pimples, boils, biotchcs, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
scsrets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

S2O0-Size Of lot, 50xlOO feet on Main
St. in Smiths addition. One building
l4xlS ft.cealed inside aud a large build
ing 1874 IT, cealed inside and two other
rooms l4xl6 and llxl4 both are clothed
and papered inside and other out build
ings. all for Two Hundred dollars. Slo0
cash and balance on time or in trade.
Inquire at INDEX Office Or II. c. Riggs,
Jr Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

Have the Youth Suits, Coat, Pants,
and Vest for Boys from l3 to 10 years
at $500 Suit
which are equal to any $3.50 Suits offer
ed
We invite inspection. Sample Suits
will be sent with the privilege of return
ing at our expense if not as represented.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

Mr. Otto Wilhelm has resigned his
position at the Emmett creamery sothat
he might take care Of his farm. And Mr..
Smoke. who has mad about six Years of
experience in the creamery work in Ne
braska and the past year at Meridian,
Idaho, took his place Wednesday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The Baptest Sunday School gave an
ice cream social Monday afternoon at
their place of worship and the young peo-
pie and all hada very pleasant time.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

Pros. Ernest z. Hunt and wife were in
Emmett Friday night visiting his father,
DIR. Hunt. The professor is techius in
the Anderson district. He holds a first
grade certificate and has been teacher
for many years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The next meeting Of the W. C. T. e..
viii be held at them. Z. parsonage May
18th. All friends of temperance aud es-
pecially the members are invited.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The undersigned deals in Pianoes. Or
eaus and Al Kinds Of Musical Instru-
ments, Sheet Music Specialty.
Genuine Singer and domestic Sewing
Machines are Sold at 20per cent less than
Agents who sell on commission.
Pard VI. Bowen, Boise, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-05-12

The two young men who stole the close
line, from the yard back Of Geo. Little's
store last Saturday night about dark, had
better bring it back, or they are liable to
find themselves in Justice William S
court; for they We're seen take the line.
We feel sorry for d petty larcenous thief.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-02
FROM HORTON.
Items of Interest Among the Rock
Island Employees There.

Engineer Higgins has been discharged
on account of the wreck at Rockford.
Conductor AL Walker now has Bill
Ransom's old passenger run out of Kan
Sas City.
Brakeman A W. Gray is now able to
be around.
The town is full of new railroad men.
New men are coming in every day.
Mike O'ShauneSsey has resigned his po-
sition as engineer of the back shop.
Engine 555, whose boiler exploded near
paired and is now ready for service.
A large gang of bridge and builders ar
rived in the city and will make this their
headquarters all winter.
Fred LandOn is laying off on account
of breaking a bone in his left hand.
Tom Dabner, brakeman on 81 and 90,
has been promoted to conductor.
Frank Ross has returned to Horton
from the Joplin mines. and has returned
to his old job, braking.
brakeman Fay Bolenbaugh now owns
a farm in Missouri and is following the
pursuits of the granger.
Fireman Charley Crawford has been
transferred back to Kansas City. Mrs.
Crawford spent several days visiting with
Horton friends, while enroute from Belle
vile to their new home in Kansas City.
G. a. Davis, who formerly worked in
the cabinet shop but has been at Kansas
City for the last four months returned to
the city Wednesday, He will work here
all winter with the building and bridge
gang
Chas. Crewson, formerly foreman of
the car shops in this city, is here visiting.
Brakeman c. w Mitchell, who has been
sick fer the last two weeks has returned
to work.