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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-21

We. the undersigned. do hereby sEree
20 refund the money on 5O-ceut bottle
81 Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar A.
u Tails to cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee a 2j-cent hottie 10 move
satisfactory or money refunded
Handing 20 Blanding A w renner.
Kenyon, Smith a. Co, n. v. o'DonnelL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-21
WANTS $4,000.
James J, Matthews Brings Suit
for the Loss Of
His Foot.

James J.Matthews wants $4,000 damages
for the loss of foot Sometime ago he
was In the building of the Studley Land
company In this city, and was about TO
enter an elevator when he fell
he says tho approach To the elevator
was dark and that the floor was so un-
even that he stumbled. and that he was
thrown in such a manner that his leg was
caught IN the moving car OF the elevator
and crushed.
lie claims the loss or the foot as the
result of the injury received The charge
against the land company IS negligence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

CHINA. w by 20 go. TaNca ~ il.
penulty. lic COSTS - totsi .... if
l. FfHmhle
t.nfsi ln precinct ~ u arfea. nd
y. ~ De Sisters "a charity y by
Strc,N "a a. n by Main III " by
thr Dad Land ~ precinct Oh ~
foyH, " by Main 81 Lot {, block
iQ liumnE highland ADD Lots M,
i2 ana W block a. utmlnr HiNh
land ADJ West fric. ~ lots ! 10
d Inc. and 2 20 ~ inr. in block \
iiuning liiRh1nnt Add Taxes.
Nh& penalty M2i costs ttiO
L.LLI lIll Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

AAalATl AfAAN
Land ~ By 80 wards. 80 a. by
he mesa. = by " Caldwell. h. b.
tandHda, " by - Mesa TaXsH
NV penalty. s-' COILS, So; total. ?
Pablo Crespin
Land 80 by i00 yards. I'D y by v
Garcia = hy Frank Flrfax. n by
tauda " rs the mountain one.
hali taxes. F's. penalty, 3sc. costs.
Nr, total ..... ...... ........ ......8k SIS
Juan a. lie Crespin
Land W by % yards nd. y by Juan
-. bucero y by Jesus Candelafla
p. hy J y Marvin. W by Andres
S"d"ha Land - y 90 yards. Bd.
y. by Juan Oigin. y by Leon Jar.
smillo =. by Iryo. ". by pueio
rotd. one half tax lsD; penalty,
81. costs Toe. total .........l....... 82l
MaTgarifa EsplnoHa
Land 10 by $50 yafds Bd a. by
arroyo, " by ~ A. stndoya
Taxes NN' penalty. &c. costs Sc,
Miguel Garcia
Land 10 by 90 yards. ga. y hy
Antonio Martln y by the gtaniline
hy Iuchlll and iep hy co.
grant lne, l.. by Cuchilis asu W
uy blo Dc lo- Wales. Land ~ %
800 yards lid \ by 4 Martlp. \
hy San Antonio line = by Cuchlua.
" hA nlu de lo- Nallr- Taxes
$40 penalty 20, costs 3r total : 50
| IpliN EtrclH
Land ~ rs me yards. 80 y. by q
| tut.~r,g T. h1 tQchllla Cape "
hy tuohilla del Comal Taxes 8 20.
penalty "a COSTS, 4sc total ~
| Salvador Garcia 'andelara
Land lW hN o0 yards iid y ~
arroyo by sorro. y by san
Miguel " by y Garcia Land W
IS arroyo. 3 6y Garcia 'G n b. 3
| Silvia Taxes. so. penalty H..
| cost. zoe, total .............. ...,. 81
Martin Garcia
iiouse and land Taxes l6i. pen.
| ally ac costs. 90 total ..... ..... So
jose CRUZ Gonzales
| The NWa soo e. ~. . n. rauga
/ q i5j acres. TaAcs tslt penalty
| -, costs, 30. f'iAl .............. s
Land 90 acres Faxes. us. PEN
any sfc costs 49,, total ...... : 70.
| Pedro IartmiilO
Land "a BY 20 yards nd. y oy "
| npo aalBHar - ~ T.. uneWo E
and ", by Canada. TaHos' Nai
penalty = costs. 3'c. total ,.....t 4
Daniel Jlnsa
l.ind . by ~ yards. Bd. \. by RIO
de- cuehllla, :. by le,s Tomas. y. BY
same W. By y Gonzaiea Taxes,
H.0 penalty. $40 costs. 80: total ) {,
Maxine is0vato
Land 100 By no yaras. IA n. by =.
isucero. hy = Armllo, y. by "a
HN. penalty. *: coats. n, tS,si'i t,
Andres Martin Lucero
80 by - varaH ana house on
same LAKES, N2i penalty &c.
costs Gc. total ...... ...... .... g
Manuel Nuanea
4 room house aud ctftle Tax.
SIS penaliy 20 COSTS. 5c. totalt 4
I ElautcriO padilia
Land ~ vafas vide and q room
house. TaNea. uli penalty i6c
costs. SOC total ... .'.... ...t
Francisco Rari
Land 800 by no Yards sd. y by l..
laramillo. =. hy Juan Martin. n by
i.1pcz " BY . JaramillO Tar
-. u@ penalty. itc. costs a.;
total ...... ...... ...... ....... !
Manuel Antonio sandovai
Land 10 hy 80 yards IA by
Candelaria by " Apodaca. VI by
Albuquerque grant w by acequia
Land ioo hy a0 yards "a Nj by
royo. n 81 tho mountain vs.. by
! Nurpenter Taxes ti0S neaaity.
~. costs. ior total ........,... Va
" ~ Taylor
Land NJ by 20 yards. Bd y. b. o..
crrapin. ~ by the noun Ina. W.
public road TaAes Ifli panaliy.
o. costs, a. total ...... ... Is
Marcos Torres
Land n ~ % yards. NJ n hy
samofa. =. b. AZ coFea. E. b. ca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

amount u about ti.to0 and u WIN BE
s.sia Nse hfi~~ia urrt ~ che Nan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Juan Alsodhca
asfcla 2 " i, Sdssnis i = ID q Sy
Ml yards, ISL n hy Nicholas Aan.
vheA. by 4, Romero. A.. by the
hills W by Fourth at one half
taxes, Aw penalty, iic costs, 900
Victor Apodaca
Land 30 hy NJ yards. nd n. and E.
by tord0Na. y. by J ApodAca "
Yards w "a 'o n Ss or lt%s y BY by =
Apodaca, y. by j. Garcia. " by
y Apodaca. Taxes. SIS penalty,
Sc; costs, '0c, total .. .,..,,.,......t s.S
lose Arlaa
Land u hy 800 yards. Rd. n. by
Pacheco, \. hy ]. d, Guruic
D. hy ~ Marines, ". by tn, pub
" road A l-roon house. Taxca
A@ penalty aoc costs hc toiai SO
Land " by 40 yards. IA \ b, H.
chavez, y by N HOnEalrs " rs
Juan faCheCu. W by the hills Land
3 by 9 yards, 80 y. BY NJ. ~.
facheco, W ny the hills TaKc-.
Jesus harela
lsnd 20 yarns Wide and a g-room
house. Taxes. gN penalty. Sc,
costs AZ. total ... ...,....... ...... 2Ia
juse nolofta Uafayaiai
Land 20 hy ipo yards Hd y hy J.
- AfulfisA p. ~ itNnNlatn a taar-
CA, ~ hy Maria aalaxur W by
Jose T. LuCcro. Taxes. 5ec PEN
atty &c costs. iAc. total ..,....... 1 q
o. chavez Garcia
Land 20 hy 10 yarda ga n by
~ 0uilerez x hy ~ Montoya. n
hy q " Lewis. W. by y Qutlare1
TaAes ihH penalty ne costs. sici
total .. .. .... ......... ......... giE
Pablo Garcia Grlfgo
Land 80 by 90 yards nd. ~ hy
Juan Garcia, = ~ Andres Iucefo.
r.. ~ ralbuad W by che public
road land lo1 hg to0 YARDS IA Al
~ Manuel Consoles, . ~ y Palla-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

fsldro sanchez 8 BY public road
o. and W BY Manuel aanchca
tanl a hy 10 yards. nd. ~ hy
public road q. by v. salazar. u. b.
Robert garnulni. ". BY Diego
itomcro. Land % by 30 yards. -
n hy seferlna Garcia \. and y
hy TugnNs Garcia, ". by J. Luna.
tAnd q by 10 yards 10. n. b. D..
ego Romero. a BY ". aalanAr, \
BY isldro sanchea. w BY ctcilie
Candelario Taxes E.6t. penalty.
Nc costs. 81 20. total .......s...,....t ~
tictrudcs e. Sisnoros
Land % b. W varas. va. N hy J.
Candelaria, a. BY NJ ApOdaca ~ by
public roat ". BY ncequta. Taxes,
Ngs, penalty itc costs. a.. total 3 IS
Mrs Fanny Wright
Lot D. block gi Eastern Add. Lot
% block a. "a a H. Add. Taxes,
tt~ penalty, &c, costs. t0c. total .,
PRECINCT No 6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

CAsAa Juan
Personal uf"prfI}. It1. 81 a.t psh-
niiy Gel costs a.. total ...... . J =
Garcia Enrique
i-,ud % RS a1 taIss 3ui hpuse.
Taxes go H penalty. SO. COSTS
lsl total .......... ....... "a 81
W,~f.fu Homestead improvements co,
Personal property. laaen, Nt.bt
penalty CSC. oaHtF 1ri total, ., tia -
FtTtf Nt.'T Nb o.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
Riley Cox Speaks.

Tn just Indignation, Mr.. Riley
Cox. whose signature appeared TO
the middie-of-the-road document,
denounces the scheme as follows:
Mr.. Marriott came to my house
after night aud asked me to sign a
paper, stating that it was a popu-
list document, merely showing the
strength OF the party. He only
read tie lower part Of the article
to me, ommitting all that came be-
fore. / wish to say that l do not
approve Of the proceed gs at all.
am opposed to a middle-of-the-
road policy at this time. will
support the regniar fusion ticket.
Riley Cox
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
Election at Hand.

Tuesday the policy Of our ma
ton will be shaped for the next
four years, and the republicans are
so scared that their organs are
carrying great headings Of "Roor-
back Lles" as coming from the
Democrats We are young and
don't remember very far back into
the sixties but have always thought
1t the republicans especially noted
for false hoods on the eve of cleo
lion The last issues IF papers be-
fore an election are often lightly
considered because of this custom
put we wish to say now that this
issue Of The Index is based upon
records because we dug them uk
,or ourselves and though it is not
any too ia, orabie for some of the
present encumbents or apirdnts We
reel that they are facts that can
not be disputed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
PRECINCT.
To Fusion Voters.

When you receive the tickets to
vote if you will take time to com
pare the Democratic and Silver
Republican tickets you will find
that they contain exactly the same
names for the same places. In
looking at the Peoples Party tick
ct YOU will find four vacant places,
and the names of Chas. NJ. Mullen
and Thos. w. BARLEY for ele ctors,
NJ. f. Eby for secretary of state,
and A. NJ. Slatery for state treasur-
er, that do not appear on the 9th
er two tickets and should not re-
Nceive the fusion vote if they wish
DO elect the ticket they really put
in the field, because by the agree
ment for fusion these men We're tc
be withdrawn and the men that
are on the other tickets for the re-
spective places put on IN then
stead. This was defeated by de
lay which prevented the lawful FL
Up Of the ticket. With these ex
ceptions the three tickets appear
exactly the same and to avoid er
ror or voting against the real fu
sion ticket it is generally agreeC
that fusion voter should vote th'
straight Democratic or Silver Re
publican ticket which is voting tn
also intended Peoples Party tick
ct
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
COUNTY.

Senator
WILLIAM A. CouGHANoUR
Representatives,
J. H. MURRAY.
w. Fl. TAYLOR.
WILLIAM MCNEILLY.
Sheriff
WM. H. THoRP.
Assessor
JoHN c. GEIsLER.
aAttorney
~ II. A. GRIFFIrHs.
Probate Judge
HARRY f. WALLACE.
Treasurer
JoHN MCGLINCHEY.
Superintendent
ELLA NJ. WALLING.
Coroner
ABNER GALLOWAY.
Surveyor
EDWARD ElEDDEN.
Commissioners
IRWIN BISSETT.
CHAs. p. HARTLEY.
ALvAH j. How'd.
PRECINCT.
Constable.
GEORGE GARDNER.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
NO. 2.

Bryan. His reason is about tLiss
He was placed on tie PeCpl,
Party ticket as an elector. Later
fusion was Effected between his
party and the Democratic and Sill
yer Republican parties BY which
he aud the other electors Oh his
ticket were to be withdrawn. He
placed his resignation in The hands
Of {. NJ Mullen, another elector Oh
his ticket. but for some reason it
was not prese nted until TOO late
for acceptance. Mr.. Mullen Iefus-
ed to resign because Of personal
affair between himself and j w.
Reed, a democratic elcctor, and
hence the peoples party lectoIs
takes every vote cast for them
away from the majority that should
be piled up for Bryan in thissiaie.
The duty of every fusion voter
is to stand squarely by his lpgisla
tive ticket regardless Of the men
that are on on IT, You in voting
for them are not ma king choice
IN men but voting for a principle.
You are not in the least sense con-
sistent if you vote for Bryan elect
ors then support part Of the Re
publican legislative ticket. In
connection with this We will sug-
gest TO the voters of Canyon county
that they owe much to Senator
Coughanour for his valuable ser
vice in securing legislation for
this county that was not within
the reach of any other man. Aside
from this Mr.. Coughanour has had
a broad experience in Horticulture.
Agriculture. Mining and Milling. is
a thorough business man and one
Of the heaviest taxpayers in the
county. making him in every sense
trdy.a representative Of our peo.
pie and their occupations.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
STATE.

For Presidential. Electors
JAMES w. REID.
ED. j. DOCKERY.
SAMUEL J. RICH.
For Supreme Judge
G. 0. STOCKSLAGER.
For Congressman
THOS. L. GLENN.
For Governor
CAPT. F. W. HUNT.
For Lieut.. Governor
THOS. F. TERRELL.
For Secretary of State
CHAS. j. BASSETT.
For Treasurer
DR.. j. J. PLUMER.
For Attorney General
FRANK MARTIN.
For State Supt. Of School
Miss PERMEAL FkENC h
For State Auditor
+ w. JONES.
For Mine Inspector
MARTIN H. JACOBS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
DEMOCRATIC
SPEAKING
John Nugent to BE Here,
Einmetts Brass Band Secured
and a Grand Time
VIII Be Had.

Every body come out to hear
Attorney John Nugent Of Silver
City who will address the people
of this valley Saturday night in
Mclaughlin Il Newall's building
on the political issues from a Dem
ocratic standpoint Mr.. Nugent
isa young attorney ranked with
the leading men of our state and
is one Of the most enthtiastic, log
i-al and convincing speakers before
the state to day. DON'T FAIL
TO HEAR HIM.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
Attorney Smiths Record.

In looking over the record Of
County Attorney Smith as made
in the District court of Canyon
county it is quite evident that he
has an envlable one. Read it
with 7, ference TO criminal action.
April term of 1899. State VS.. Kane
Defendant plead guilty. Decem-
ber term. State VS.. Pricharl-
cause dismissed on motion of
County Attorney State VS.. Me
Guire -Defendent plead guilty
State VS.. Wondcrly Information
Withdrawn by County Attorney.
New information tiled--cause tried
Defendant acquitted. State vs..
/ WOnderl cause dismissed on
motion Of County Attorney. State
vs.. Billings-charge changed from
Burglary to having stolen goods in
possession Defendant plead gull
ty. State VS.. Marquardson-De-
murrer to information Demurrer
sustained New information filed
- cause dismissd ON motion of
County Attorney. State VS.. Ham
iltom-lufOrmation withdrawn nv
County Attorney New informu-
ton flied Jury failed to agree 49,
cause continued for the term.
April term 1900. State vs. Hun
, iltou cause tried Defendent
found guilty. State VS.. Mar
, quardsen cause tried Da-
fendent found guilty. State vs.
/ Green cause tried-Defendent ac-
Quilted
Now re-read and think. In all
the cases tried this year Attorney
. Frawley of Ada county assisted il
! the prosecution, while all that cam,
e 10 trial previous to this year re-
a vealed defective information
And number Of witnesses wei
-. remember the severe criticism anC
rebuke which Judge Stewart pub
S hcly gave Mr.. Smith at last Dec
II ember term of court. because hi
= negligence and incompetency ha,
II incurred a great deal of needles
expense to the taxpayers of Can
yon County and great delay III tn
e matter of Justice.
} Others have a dim remembrance
a.. of a S5c. 10 penalty or fine whic
- the Court Record shows was i'm
posed on Mr.. Smiths client in
civil case (BGrnett vs.. Andrews
by reason OF that attorneys neglec
d or error, during December lo9,
D term Of District Court.
,r With such record can you vot
- for a man who by It's actions bG
" made it impossible for us in tht
ot precinct TO secure a man for jus
d Ice of the peace who viii act unit
at he feels that another will have th
place Of Attorney Smith
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
Fusion Management.

Fusion Management.
We wish you to follow us for a
minute in considering the manage
ment of Canyon County finance
by fusion commissioners When
the present board took charge
there were $4,000 outstanding
warrants, with about $4,000 OF the
first issue Of this administration
and S25O0O incurred by former
boards, including Caldwell and
Parma bridges and Ada county
debt. making total OF $4,000
Our debt now including warrant
Indebtedness prior to April 10,
1900 and the interest to January l
1901 is S3S,O00, the amount for
which the board have proposed to
bond the county. If We can con-
tinue 10 manage affairs so econom-
ically do you believe it wise to
change.
Now. who are the men with
whom the people propose to place
this change for q continuation.
In district number 1 we have {. 2.
Hartley as against h. NJ. Smith.
No comment is needed here fol
Mr.. Hartley's record is better than
we can picture while his opponent
falls by the waysiCle as not receiv-
ing the support Of the voters of bis
own party but are going to throw
him for Hartley and the prohibi
ton man. In number ,. is irwin
Blssett against j. NJ Bernard Mr.
Bissett is comparatively a new mal
but has made a good record in tha
short time as All energetic, homes
man of good Judgment. \ clip
ping from a republican paper u
his old home will tell Of him.
l We note from the Canyon coun
| ty papers that our former Owyhe
Y county farmer friend, Irwin Biseett
! who removed to near Nampa
year ago, has been nominated or
' the fusion ticket as candidate 70
: county commissioner. If he wer
b in this county the man up agains
4 him would have to work hard t
n beat him, for Mr.. Bissett, beside
being a shrewd and conservative
u business man, is known here to b
as square as the corner of a hous
II Although we would like to scol
q our friend for getting on the wrOn
q ticket. we would be tempted
give him boost for that non-pO
u litical office were we a voter in h
q county. DeLamar Nugget.
IS His opponent, Mr.. Bernard, as
o man formerly If Nampa hasn { II
10 cleanest record and because of b
love for tangle-foot in the past hi
t. placed him at the mercy of adveri
l. criticism as not being a suitah
-e person for such a responsible car
,e AT home. or in number 3, is NJ
How'd and J +. Nesbiti Boi
stand as good men but with two
u" the fusion men it is quite necssa.
90 ludl tue three Dt SlcCteI loA u
IT best results. And. too it is qui
ID evident that the needs of this il
. mediate vicinity should have a
tentim, and we can reasouab
'u look to Mr.. How'd in preference
o, Mr.. Nesbitt for such interest. v
d have been neglected for sometlr
ot and all that is needed to commel
&c the respect form abroad is b stai
=, together. Who looks after yo
II interests if you neglect them yoI
self.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
Gardeners Name Added to
the Ticket.

We have been authorized to add
the name of George Gardner to the
Democratic ticket as a candidate
for constable Of this precinct.
Mr.. Gardner is well known by
every voter Of this precinct and
needs no recommendation from us.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
Bryan Club Meeting.

With each succeeding meeting
he Bryan club manifests renewed
energy and if their enthusiasm is
III index to the vote here there is
lot question in the precinct but
hat everything is moving along
nicely and will do justice by the
whole ticket giving it 4 good ma
iority.
Mr.. P. Taylor vas advertised for
the evening and appeared in time
to properly survey the situation.
The boom OF anvil announced the
time for gath ring. Music by an
orchestra Of four peices sweetened
the air and brought to harmony
one of the largest crowds gathered
at Emmett during this campaign.
With everything pleasant and sur
rounded by a house iammed with
happy faces, Mr.. Taylor began and
for an honr held his audience in
perfect accord by logical, earnest
appeal.
During his discourse Mr.. Taylor
touched whole field Of convincing
points but we especially hold one
which in substance is this: Yor
remember that La Fayette anC
other noted leaders with thousand
of soldiers from France came t.
this country during our struggl
with England for Independence
} They gave their money, time, hon
/ or and life to help US. Finally W
were successful and only becaus
of the aid we had solicited aud re
= ceived voluntarily from then
= What next did they do? Turn o
us and say, I've helped gain you
r independence and since this Ian
bids to be fair, and may prove
= profitable commercial source yo
1 Must become subjects of us NJ
e they wished Us We. and turne
= to their land. and lad they nc
e what do you think our fore-fathel
= would have done Just as the Fl
iysnos are DOING.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
DEMOCRATS AIT
CALDWELL.
Addresses by =. Glenn, Z. w.
Jones aud r. w. BARLEY.

Wednesday night 1t was our
pleasure to be in Caldwell and at
tend Bryan speaking. Through
an error or oversight no attempt
was made to secure the hall until
after it had been engaged by the
ladies for a dance. The other hall
was occupied by Griffith, the hyp-
notist. but Mr.. Dempsey kindly
rendered the dining room Of the
Pacific hotel for the occasion which
is a very desirable place for such a
meeting
Mr. Egbert w. Jones of idaho
City. fusion candidate for State
Auditor, was the first speaker to be
presented. He very logically dis
cussed briehy'sNme Of the political
issues and made a favorable inn
preston as an able aspirant for the
position lie seeks.
Next, Thomas L. Glenn Of Mont
pelier, candidate for Congress on
the fusion ticket, was introduced.
He followed with extensive re
marks on the trust question and
by his appearance and thought as
expressed III elegant and convinc-
ing language showed that he is a
man of exceptional judgment and
personal magnetism. AS to what
home people think Of him We give
you the following clipping:
IfThos. L. Glenn is elected to
congress he will have more influence
there in one hour than John Nor
rison will during his whole term
Mr.. Glenn was formerly a state
senator in Kentucky, representing
conititucncy Of over thirty thous
and'people. He served four year,
in the Blue Grass States uppe-
house. and he personally know.
every member from that state VIII,
is in congress. He will haze theii
; help and influence in every meas
: ure he introduces for Idaho, anC
e. backed by this to begin with, an'
persistent work on his part, he vii
, be able to help Idaho more thai
{ any man who has ever represente
t us in congress. Ii it is a questio
F. of who stands in the best positio
to assist Idaho, then Tom Glen
has full hand against Morr son
e ace high. - Montpelier Examine
-. With such a recommendatio
4 as this from those who know NJ
! Glenn well, and from from a bri,
% acquaintance, we truly believe
It he is sent to congress from th
o state that he Will soon take ran
IS as one Of its leading and able
% members and in every way gual
a the interests of Idaho.
d Following Mr. Glenn, came Tn
z w. Blrtley of Moscow, People
TO Party candidate for President
. elector. Mr.. BARLEY took up Il
political field at length and in
"a clear and undecided line of arg
le ment presented the status Of atfai
Is which had telling effect upon j
lS hearers. Mr. BARLEY is one
Ie the deepest thinkers and most !
e. liable speakers OH the stump
-r. this state. and he gives as his ca
lh did opinion based upon what
~ ~ knows to be facts that the repub
he cans will not carry seven count
te in the state and may not get mC
n than 1--WE.
IT. As close Mr.. BARLEY made
~ sirJng appeal TO the voters to sta
Te by the fusion ticket that will ;
ne pear in the Democratic and SLY
nd Republican columns which wol
nd mean vote for Bryan and I
u' m to vote for him, because of the &C
dition II would be vote 70 def
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-11-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
NATIONAL.

For President
WILLIAM II. BRYAN.
For Vice-President--
.ADLAT E. STET~EArSON.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-15

When men like Col. Little, com :
parative new conner, go carpet bag
ging clamorous for Office to Wash
ingtou the amount OF benefit they
can do for their adopted (') country
and community is of an extremely
doubtful quantity. Their selfish
ness dilutes the quality of their
patriotic spirit.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-02-15
HONOLULU, Feb. IA, 1900.

aONOLoLo3 l. W. TX, AooO'
The Board OF Health hereby re
quests that the public of Honolulu
carry out the suggestions of the
Citizens Sanitary Committee in re.
gard to the poisoning Of rats and
the subsequent disposition of the
same.
The Board luther suggests that
the poison shall BIO placed in suita-
BILE localities each night for one
week, beginning Saturday night,
February 18th.
By order OF
HENRY E. COOPER,
Acting President Board of Health
1886