The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-09
LOCALITIES.
Latest News Of Emmett and
\ Vicinity

Alex lreton Of Sweet was down Sunday
attending quarterly conference.
charles Edwards came down from Ola
the first Of the week for the winter
Born TO Mr.. and MRS. James Little
Thursday morning an 81 pound boy
Wv Reeves and wife and WIN Auder-
son were ia Boise the last Of this week
David Orr was over from Caldwell
Wednesday and Thursday buying horses.
Mr. and Mrs Robt Butts and Mr. and
Mrs Harris came over from Boise Thurs
day
Mr. and Mrs oloptou were over from
Meridian Thursday and Friday visiting
Mr. and Mrs cool
For SALE-one hundred IONS Of alfalfa
hay at e. b. fowls ranch, five miles
above Falk's Store.
Your attention is called to a notice of
a special election on page four of this
issue. BE sure TO read it.
]. +. Daley took Mrs. Campbell home
Monday after having spent Saturday
and sunday with the W. +. c. here.
y. n. Williams Of New Plymouth was
UP the last of last week to get some lum-
Der AND shake hands with his friends.
Lloyd Peck sold his place on the foot
hills about five miles west Of Emmett TO
Emil Johnson who expects his family in
soon from the old country and will make
their home here
Fred and Jacob Zimmerman came in
from Roswell Thursday with a load of
their belongings and are preparing to
move on the place they bought OF Finley
Monroe last summer
Ontario, Oregon, Oct. %, 1900
DR.. E.'W. Clark il not only one of the
most skilled opticians have ever met
but a thorough gentleman, Many Of my
friends including myself have employed
his professional services with the most
satisfactory results.
J. J. Cortright
Real Estate Agent A e woods and a
5 Soule of Payette We're in this section
Thursday and Friday collecting choice
apples with which to advertise the Pay
cite valley Several boxes will be secured
and d e Burnley of the 0 S l. railroad will
furnish transportation for the fruit to
the east where it will be put on display
IN different eastern points
DR.. +, w. Clark late of the electo med
ical staff and special optical scientist of
the William Eye Santarium, Boston,
Mass will be at the Carter Hotel for
few days. Those in need Of his services
would do well to visit him. He certain
ly comes highly recommended A
thorough examination Of the eye we I'M
derstand is given free of charge.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The next quarterly teachers examina-
ton for the county will be held in Cald-
well Oh November %, %, and "a, 1900.
Questions in state constitution will be
taken from Article Is Questions in
School Law will be taken from Chapters
10, 10, II and Is, with particular refer
ence to Chapter 10
Ella NJ. Walling, Co. Supt.
To remove a troublesome corn or bun
ion: First soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften 1t, then pare it
down as closely as possible without draw
ing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily rubbing vigorously for
five minutes at each application. A corn
plaster should be worn for few days, to
protect it from the shoe AS general
linment for spraines, bruises, lameness
and rheumatism, Pain Balm is unequal.
ed For sale by d. Z. Smthson.
We frequently meet with children who
have been severely punished both at
home and at school because of a pronouuc-
ed dislike of study OF an apparent dull
ness in school work with inability to
keep up with their classes, when inves-
tigation shows that the children are in
no way to blame, but are laboring under
a hardship the form Of defective vision.
The skilful correction of the errors of
FeIracuou in our children's eyes by glass
es would 90 far to arrest the acquisition
of All near sight and its attending patho-
logical conditions, and would prevent the
discomfort which precedes and accom-
panies the increase of refraction. DR.. f.
W. Clark has corrected several cases Of
impaired vision among the pupils Of my
school and from a personal knowledge Of
the improved condition OF their eyes in
every instance, have no hesitation in
recon mrnding the Or. as "A thorough