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Seven Horrors.


/. Babylon, the great world kingdom,
was overthrown by drunkenness.
9. Belshazzer. the Babalonish king.
had the first case Of delirium tremoRs on
record. 1t was in this drunken fit that
BABYLON was surprised by her bitter
enemy, and destroyed.
3, Memucan first plotted the destruc-
tion of pnre woman. A drunken king.
Ahasuerus. gave authority to it.
4 The first divorce case recorded is
where Ahasuerus in drunken rage diyo'
reed Vashti because she would not appear
rs, harlot at his building.
5. Haman paid to the Persian
government more than 100000
dollars for writing granting him
permission TO slay the Jews in Persia
That was the first license on record foI
wrong doing. a drunken monarch
granted it.
g. Haman's license. for which he paic
this enormous sum, was the first deatf
warrant ever signed for the exterminator
Of a whole people. The king himself wa
Mortified at wtat he had done when h
sobered enough 10 realize it.
:. The first gallows Of which we reS'
were those used to hang Haman and hi
ten sons. 1t WAS Il drunken kings reyeng
for having been out-witted while in
toxicated.
All these horrors are recorded in tw
books of the Bible, Daniel and Esthei
showing drink was blighting more tha
now
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-01-13
EiucRte Your ISowsis with Crsc2rets.
Candy C8thartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, s5c, II C.C.C. fail, druggists refund money.
oNEHUNDRED YEARS AGO.

One hundred years ago, no public Ii
brary in the United States.
One hundred years ago, the oaly hat
factory made cooked hats.
One hundred years ago, Fifty cents was
guod pay for days labor.
One hundred yeaas ago, Virginia had
one fifth the population OF The Un'ed
States.
One hundred years ago, two Stages car
ried ell the travel between New York and
Boston.
One hundred years ago. "A whipping
post and pillory were standing in New
York
One hundred wears ago, beef, pork, salt
fish, potatoes and hominy We're staple di-
els the year round.
One hundred wears ago brttons were
scare and trousers were fastened with
pegs and laos.
One hundred years ago, there were
practically no manufactures in the U. 5
Every honse wife raisid her own fax anc
made her own linen.
One hundred gears ago, church couec
tions were taken in bag at the end oi
pole. with a bell attached to arouse sleep.
contributors.
One hundred yeacs ago, there we've n
steAm boats, railroads, telegraph wires
electric lights, gas, kerosene or matches
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-01-13
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Sweet Items.

Our cases of Lagrippe are all on the
mend.
The box soceal wasa success and mouey
enough raised 10 run the sunday school
Il long time
Tdere is consi icrable activity in the
mining districts and some Changes OF
property are teing made.
There will be calico social at marsh
for benevolent purposes next SATURDAY
night d good time is Anticipated
We are having pretty nice winter for
feeding being snow on the ground makes
it clean work and the stock are doing we'll
Little OrHe Pfost died Of Pneumonia
after short Illness this Is the same little
boy that was so badly scalded it, tie fall.
Mr. Pfost's have had a sad time during
the past year and they have the sympathy
OF tie eutire community.
The installing cermonies and entirtai-
nmeut Of the G. r, and the re proved
TO be "A success and every one seemed tC
enjoy themselves all right. Ties5 were
about 100 people partool OF the bount,
spread and all seemed to be full of fun
We had good music and the societies fee
thankful to the ladies and freinds for tn
assistance rendered and hope next yea
t. have another good time.
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nesutr Is Mood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Casearets, Candy SatnaI- ar
tic clean your blood and keep It clean by
Stirring t ND the lazy liver and driving al ln-
purities from the body; Begin today ,.1, to
and tbat sickly bilious complexion BY taLlng
Cascorets.-beauty Tor ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, lOc, z5c' 5Ve'
an old aud new subscribers who Will
nay up back subscription and pay in abb
vance car get the Special Bargains with
,he Index for 1890. You can get the Cos
mopalitan Magazine and the Index for
two dollars You car yet the New York
World thrice week with the Index for
twodollars. You can set the Semi-Week-
Is Republic and the IadeX for two dol
ars YOU eau get The American Frnit
Growers Journal and the lpdeX for Two
and one half del ars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-01-13

The members Of Fremont Post No. %
and the members OF Fremont Corps No.
9 held a public installation at the C. A.
h. hall in Emmett Saturday, January z,
1893 Officers were installed by Post
Comm ander, Comrade Badiey, Of Free
mont Post No %.
Mrs. Mary Z. Dempsey was made Pres
iden,: siiss Ruth Peterson. Senior Vice;
Mrs Serena Daley, Junior Vice; Mrs.
Lousina Newby. Treasurer; Mrs. Georgia
Steinbower, Conductor; Miss Iillic Pet
erson. Assistant Conductor: Miss Delilah
Nrwby. Guard; Mrs. Clara Myers. AS
sistant Guard; Miss Mary Gardner. Src-
retary; Mrs Matte J. Lewis. lsi C. B..
Mrs. Louisa Smith. 2nd c. T.; Mrs
Sarah Kuouse. 3rd c. b.; Mrs. Sarah
Lick. 4th c. b.
After the close Of the business meeting
fine banquet was held which all pres
ent seemed to enjoy After listening L,
some fine music. both instrumental anC
vocal. and some remarks by Conrad
Sargent of Nebraska. and Mr. VI. MartiI
of Emmett all returned home FEELING. NJ
doubt that they had been highly enter
( iaihrd
Yhe Port and Corps work in pe-fec
harmony and have many pleasant Socia
gatherings.
The CORPS intends giving an entertain
ment in the near fuiure and hope 10 d
we'll that we may add dollars TO on
fund and be ready for work in any Wa.
must hrpdcd.
Yours in r C. and L.
Mrs Georgia Sieinbower
I,r,.se (--t p .i..ttleai
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-01-13
LOCALBTIES.
Latest News Of Emmstt and
Vicinity
See tax notice in another column.
Creamery cans at GEO. +. Littles

see TAX notice I'D auDiutt Column
Creamery cans at CEo. E. Little's.
Now IS the time to get your JOB
WORK done.
Remember the Quarterly Conference
at Sweet Jan. 2lst aud 22nd.
Mr. J G. i'ane.our new county treasur-
cr, was IN Emmett Wednesday.
All who win pay $3.50 in advance can
get the iNDEx from now until Jan. 1900.
DR.. c. T. JONES is the resident DEN
TIST at Emmett, Idaho. Cali on him.
E.E.stanely sold the Jim Brown
ranch near town to J-C-Bowmau Of mid
dletou.
Mrs. Thomas Peterson and daughter
Miss Tilda. from the Basin are visiting at
Emmett.
Born January =. 1899, to Mr. and
Mrs. W L Hall a 0ib girl. Mother and
child are doing well.
Mrs. J. w. Cook has been quite sick
but is some better now. DR.. Hunt is the
attending physician.
Mr.. W. C. Warden is on the sick list
this week. and Mr.. Joe. Degan is ut work
in the blacksmith shop.
If you want twelve volumns Of Ban
croft's Histories on trade enquire at the
Index Office and get "a bargin.
Mrs. Smithson returned To Emmett
Tuesday from Mountain Home, where
SIZE has been visiting for two weeks
The young and old have eniog ed tbs
sleighng at Emmett during the past
week but the snow is now nearly all gone
Burr Leicy of Sweet was in Emmett
Friday after medicine for his brolheI
who got hurt in getting out of the sleigh
Merssrs. Charles Ray and John Nor
gan Of Horseshoe Bend were in En- N &
Tuesday and called at the Index Office Of
business. Come again.
Miss Mary Gardner accompanied b.
Mr. Ad. Lewis wrntto Ola Monday Mis-
Gardner will take charge of the schoc
which is about FIVE miles beyond Ola.
The following officers were elected in IN
Rebekah Lodg: N.C.Mrs. Rose Blanch har
VIC. Mrs. Emmaroy Carpenter. Ser Mi'
Della Newly. Treas. M.J.Lev is.
Our protracted meeting at Emmel
closed Thursday night, and we begin a
other at Sweet, Idaho. next Sunday an
it will continue over the following Surda.
Mr. c. Parrutt has been employed b
. the Western Grocery Co. He left Emme
Thursday morning Ga ms mission total
= orders FOR groceries. We wish him muc
success.
The follow ing officers were elected ar
installed Saturday night in the LOO
Lodge: N.G.JW. Barrett. VIC. FG.Ca
pentcr. Sec. Eugene Clymer, Treas z
ward Allen.
Mr.. F. c. Bower, of Boise who boug
D. ". c. Browns saloon at Emmett. a
rived last week and took charge Saturda
He called on the editor and subscrib
' for the Index.
See YIN. Hardman.s BIG AID. in tn
double column. And when you are
Boise City cal! al his Store and do sol
" trading with him: also tell him that y'
u saw his ad. in the Index.
Those who know themselves indebt
to me will please call and settled at thi
earlies, convenience, as must settle Il
Sc accounts.
W & Wardf
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r member How TO Smile

Whatever you may forget my friend
Trayersing the path OF toll
or all the sorrows that come TO you
IN The midst Of life's turmoil
You will always travel a brighter way
Aud happier b. The while
II YOU ouly look on the sunniest side.
A king may carry golden crown
And a queen her jewels wear
Bpt they cannot comfort burdened heart
Nor tighten load Of care
But YOU may garlands Of beauty twine
And gloomiest hours beguile
II YOU have the gift Of cheerful face
And remember how 10 smile
So whatever you may forget my friend
In the midst of life's turmoil
Retain the treasure Of cheerfulness
I To sweeten sorrow and toll
And when success seems faroff prsze
And failure threatens awhile
on let forgetfulucss win your frown
But remember how to smile
Detroit Free Press.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31
JOHN BHcKHR's BIRTHDAY.
He Royalty Entertained HIS Clerks 10

He Royalty Entertained HIS Clerks 10
Honor OF The Lvent.
Bolen, n. NJ, May 30.-John Becker
invited his friends and clerks and others
In his employ to partake OF many nice
things In the shape Of refreshments in
celebration Of his 49!h birthday. which
happened on Sunday. the 2sth. Fine
tables we're spread with all the deiicscies
OF the season. and the summer house In
the yard between the store and residence
was furnished with cool drinks. such ~
beer and lemonsdes, ice cream, etc, and
with the finest Albuquerque cigars. Mr.
Becker believes In always patronizing
home industry. 30 the native products
are always given the preference when
quality and circumstances will allow.
The summer house was crowded all day
long with ladies aud gentlemen. some
going and some coming. Music was also
INDUCED In In the psrlors. A base ball
game was played in the afternoon by the
new team. An accident occurred when
MIR. b. Reinken was hit in the eye by the
ball. which quite marred the pleasure OF
the game.
Late In the evening q vote OF thanks
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Becker for the
nice way in which they entertained their
guests. and q motion prevailed that II be
published In THE CITIZEN. u.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31
EXERCISES LAST MIGHT.
Excellent Program Of Music and
SpeecbeS at Con Church.

Excellent Program Of Music snd
Speeches at congregational Church.
The Memorial day exercises at the
Congregational church last evening
were attended by a vast concourse Of
reople. The church had been besuli-
fully decorated with American flags for
the occasion. Seated on the platform
were Reverends Allen, Hodgson and
Kinney, Mayor o. N. Marion, Judge W.
ID. Lee, Horton Moore and a large chorus
Of singers from the different churches Of
the city. The front OF the church vas
occupied by the members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. the womsn's Re-
lief Corps, and their escort. composed Of
the gallant young Rough Riders OF the
city.
After the opening exercises. consisting
Of PRAYER. reading Of scripture, the in
vocation and the singing OF q national
anthem. Rev. y. II. Allen. the pastor Of
the church and presiding officer Of the
evening, introduced Hon. o. N. Marion
to deliver the opening address. Mr..
Marion responded and In a concise and
perspicuous manner told OF the love and
admiration which the people OF the som
munity entertained for the Grand Army
Of the Republic. the Woman's Relief
Corps, the Rough Riders and the other
noble soldiers who participated in the
recent wal with Spain. Referring TO
the fact that the ranks Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic are rapidly de-
creasing in numbers. he expressed the
wish that for many. many years yet. the
members Of the local post would be able
to answer to the roll csll-Present.
After music by the choir. the chair
man introduced Horton Moore. the ora
tor OF the evening. Mr.. Moore's grafton
was a word picture-a prose poem, which
told OF the conditions and events which
led up to and caused the civil war; OF the
glory and suffering OF that war and the
trying days Of the reconstruction period
that followed; and finally OF the new
south and the regenerated republic.
Next there was q recitation By Miss
Esther Butler, and then Judge w. ID.
Lee, himself q veteran OF the war, vas
introduced to make an address. After
telling Of the principles Of government
which had been settled by the old SOL
diers on the bloody battle fields Of the
civil war, Judge Lee spoke out bold and
strong In favor Of expansion, and gave q
history Of the notable acquisitions Of ter
ritory by the United States since Its
foundation.
Miss Msta 7 Say gave q recitation, and
then the entertainment was brought to
a close by the audience singing "Amer.
ica"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31

pure blood running in the veins, its
owner cannot be sick. He won't be
nervous either, and his food will agree
with him. His lungs will he strong, and
there will be no chance for consumption
TO get a footing. His head will be clear,
and there will be, within him, an arnbi-
ton TO work. Good health Is such a
simple thing - so easy to have. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is the
medicine that induces good health. II
strengthens the stomach when weak,
puriies the blood, tones up the nerves,
strengthens the lungs, and cures all dis.
eases that, II neglected or badly treated,
end in consumption. II is a temperance
medicine-no alcohol or whisky In IL.
Its protracted usc does not create a cray-
ing for intoxicants. II afflicted, better
write about your case to DR.. X. V. Pierce,
at Buffalo, N. Y. lie charges no fee
for consultation by mail.
~ will forever thank YOU for advising me TO
take Dt Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
writes Mrs. Jas Murphy, Of Fonda, Pocahontas
Co Iowa. ut has cured me Of chronic s~crofnla
oftwclvc years standing had doctoted for the
trouble entil I was completely discouraged. I
also had chronic diarrhea for twelve wears. I
am in good health ~uow-bctter than I ever was
In my life, owing to Dr. risrce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery. ] took several bottles Of the
Discovery before ! stopped"
Take DIR. Pierce's Pellets II you want to
be permanently cured Of constipation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31

arrangements will be made BY which the
First Regiment band and the Indian
school band will give concerts IN alter
nate evenings during the week and on
sunday afternoons at the park. This
would be q most pleasant diversion for
the people OF the city, a. we'll as the
strangers within the gates. II could
probably be arranged at trivial expense.
as the bands would receive the benef,
from the practice afforded the players,
and would undoubtedly be willing to
play for q comparatively small sum. The
Park association might win the plsudits
OF thu people by taking this matter up
aud arranging for q series Of concerts
during the summer
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31

Fresh apples at J. l. Bell Il Co.'S.
Tin and copper work. whitney Com.
pany.
Take a look at Ilield's windows this
week.
For a suit OF clothes to order see X. L.
Washburn & Co.
Closing out carpets and mating
whitney Company.
A good pair OF gents suspenders for %
cents. Rosenwsld Bros.
Attend the sale OF psrasols and nm-
brellas ut the Economist.
Closing out sale Of Queensware and
lamps. whitney Company.
Special drive OF towels and toweling.
May II Faber, Grant building.
For the feet, Newer Sweat" Call for
bottle at Berry's Drug company.
Best and cheapest wall paper-Maun.
der h Myers. ia South Third street.
The best In the market, "Never Sweat"
for the feet. Berry's Drug company.
Twenty. five cents will buy four gents
linen lay-down collars. Rosenwald Bros.
For lace curtains, portieres and drap-
cry goods go 10 May Il fsber. 305 Rail-
road venue
Smoke the Albuquerque 8 cent cigar.
Manufactured by II. Westerfeld h Bro,
224 Gold avenue.
Look into Kleinwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Ladies in want OF q sunshade or para.
sol can save money this week by buying
AZ the Economist.
@. A. Grande, 305 north Broadway. fine
liquors and cigars. Fresh lime for sale.
Furnished rooms for rent.
How beautiful" Is the exclamation OF
every lady who sees our new line Of
ladies neckwear. h. llfeld n Co.
The best place for good. juicy steaks
and roasts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In a first class market, at KleinwOrts'.
We are showing a fine line OF japanese
and China mating and our prices are
the lowest. May Il Faber, Grant build
ing.
A ladies' crash skirt worth 80 cents. or
ladies' shirt waist with detachable laun-
dered collar, this week for 20 cents. Ros-
enwald Bros.
The biggest and best clothing house In
New Mexico IN that Of X. l.. Washburn Il
Co., Of this city. See new advertisement
Of this popular arm.
Our store IL the headquarters for
Strawberries, California fresh fruits.
which are received daily in u refriger-
at0r. J.. l.. Bell Il Co.
Yes. we know the season is backward
40 we have marked down all summer
goods, hats Ut cost, fans and parasols
way down. Come and sea us for any
thing You need for summer wear. b.
Held * Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31
Open Air Band Concert.

The Indian school band entertained a
large crowd OF people at Robinson park
last night by giving an open air concert.
The band played a number OF selections
and the night was filled with their music.
Ths weather was mild and delightful
and the concert was greatly enjoyed. the
band boys receiving much praise from all
who heard them. Now that summer is
here II Is devoutly to be wished that some
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31
Proposals Wanted for Bridge over the
Rio Grande

Rio Grsnde.
The Board OF County Commissioners OF
Bsrnalillo county will receive sealed pro-
p,sals for the furnishing Of all material
and the construction OF u bridge over the
kiO Grande near the village Of Cochiti.
Said sealed proposals will be received
al the office OF the clerk OF said board Of
,llnty commissioners at Albuquerque
up TO the hour Of IL o'clock nO0n Of June
8, 1899. and will bs opened Oh that day.
Bidders will submit with their pro.
possls complete and detailed plans and
specifications for the bridge proposed to
bs constructed. and shall state the price
TO be- charged for furnishing the material
aud constructing the said bridge In &C.
cordance with the plans and speclnca-
lions as submitted.
With each proposal shall be- presented
"A bond OF undertaking with good and
sufficient security in the sum OF
" thousand dollars, conditioned for
the faithful execution OF the work
proposed and the carrying into
effect OF any contract made In reference
thereto.
Information ~ to location, length,
height, width and general character
istics OF said bridge may be had on ap.
plication to Jas. A Summers, county
clerk, or to Edward A. Pearson, county
surveyor Of bernslill0 county, N. NJ, at
Albuquerque.
The said bridge IL to be constructed
under and by virtue OF the authority
conferred upon the board Of county COM
mlssiOners OF Bernalillo county by an
act OF the Thirty third legislative a..
sembiy OF the territory OF New Mexico
EnAuun M anhatitnta for ~ No pl
relating 10 bridges, and the construction
Of the proposed bridge shall be in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of said act.
The board OF county commissioners
reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids. JAMES A, SUMMERS,
Clerk Board OF County Commissioners.
Albuquerque, n. NJ. May sth, 1899.
INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS.
The highway bridge, for which pro-
posais are invited by the board Of county
commissioners OF Bernalillo county, will
cross the Rio Grande at u point about
two miles above Pena Blanca and distant
eight miles by road from Thornton sta
tion, on the Atchison, Topeka n Santa
railway.
The bridge and approach will have a
total length OF go feet. Six hundred
feet will be Of trusses OF the combina-
tion style. and 100 feet OF approach
built on piles.
The bridge will have q width Of road
way OF eighteen feet.
The height In the clear above the bed
OF the river will vary from six to twelve
feet
No span will be Less than 100 feet.
Bids should be per foot OF truss and
per foot OF approach.
EDWARD A. PEARSON,
County Surveyor.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, May s, 1899,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-31
TERRITORIAL MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Closes It's Session in This city with a Ban.
quet-Htw officers Elected,


quet-Ntw officers Elected.
The following Is complete list OF the
new officers elected by the New Mexico
Medical society late yesterday sfternoon.
, President. Dr. q. s. yesterday, Albu.
querque; first vice president, DIR. Martin,
laos; second vice president, DR.. Cruick-
shank. san Msicial; third vice president.
DR.. Cornish, Albuquerque; secretary, DIR,
v. q. Hope. A~ibnquerque; treasurer, DE-.
". q. Harrison, Albuquerque delegates 10
the American Medical association, In
Cleveland, June o, Dr. j. II. Wroth, Aibu.
qusrque, Dr.. J. Frank Mcconnell, Las
Cruces. Drs. Swope, OF DemiDg; Upton.
OF Las Vegas, aud E'der, OF Albuquerque,
| were appointed by the president ss execu-
tive committee.
DIR. ). ID. Swope, the old president OF
the society. before retiring from the
chair, delivered an address In which he
gave a resume Of the work that has been
done during his administration. DR.. g..
5. Yesterday In accepting the Office also
delivered a short inaugural address.
Prof weinzlrl, OF the university, as
sisted by PWf. Maltby, gave a micro
scopical demonstration and told OF the
methods OF meteorological examination
In vogue at the university.
Last night at the Grille. the home
physicians entertained the visitors and
their wives to a banquet. After ample
justice had been done to the courses, the
tables were cleared and the following
program OF toasts was listened to:
The New Mexico Medical Society-Dr.
SwOre.
Woman: She Needs no Eulogy; Speaks
for Hcrself-Dr. Pesrce.
The Deeds Of Men the Beet Interpreters
OF Their Motives-Dr Harrison.
Long live nj friends, u visiting
physicians; may the chicken never be
Matched that will scratch on their graves
DIR Cornish.
The Medical Profession Of New Mexico
DIR. @. 8. yesterday.
The Physician ~ n Citizen-0. N.
Marion.
Hard Tack and Frijolss-Dr. G. q.
Cruikshank.
DIR. J. 5. yesterday OBLIGATED a. toast
master and introduced the different
speakers. The toasts abounded In wit
and sound sense aud we're greatly en-.
Joyed.
The next meeting Of the society will
be held in Santa Fe. but the date has not
yet been fixed.
With the exception Of DR.. j. Frank
Mcconnell, Of Las Cruces, all Of the
visiting physicians left last night for
their respective homes. DR.. Mcconnell
will leave this evening Tor Ohio to attend
the meeting Of the American Medical ~
ISOLATION to which he wa elected q dele
gate yesterday. and at which he will read
a paper on "0ur Consumptives."
The doctors are all good fellows" and
Albuquerque longs for the time when
the medical society will again meet In
this city.