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Democratic State
Convention.

The democrats of Idaho assem-
bled in convention at Lewiston
Tuesday to select delegates to at
tend the National convention to be
held in Kansas City, July 4.
The trying point for the conyen-
ton to handle was the seating of a
delegation from Shoshone county.
During the primaries and county
conventions proceedings the dyna-
hitting element got controle OF af-
airs which caused a walk out in the
county convention of the law abid-
ing element. The credential com
mittee after a day and nights hard
work in a majority report seated
the contesting or law and order
delegation. With this accepted
the work was practically over and
the convention at once selected del
egates as follows.
Colonel w. Ii. Dewey Of Conyon,
at large; w. Il. Mcfarland OF
Kootenai, First district; -. w Reid
of Nez Perez, Second district; e
j. Dockery of Ada, Third district
Judge G. O. Stockslager Of Blaine
Fourth district; and j. G. Brown
of Bingham, Fifth district.
Z. NJ. Wolfe of Gilmore county
was recommended as national com
mitteeman from Idaho.
Hon. Edgar Wilson, representa-
tive in Congress for Idaho, ha
been very active and successful il
the promotion of measures calcu
lated to benefit the fruit grower
of the Pacific Northwest. This j
in part due to his thorough famil
iarity with tn business Of frui
growing. He is oae of the mos
successful orchardists Of Idaho
Rural Northwest.
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The British are now occupying
Pretoria and there is great rejoic
ing in London. The Beers made
no attempt to defend the city.
Their ENJOYS in this country say
the fighting will be continued.
The next step towards Cuban
independence will be taken by the
Cubans themselves on June 10Th,
when their first election for Cuban
officials takes place. 1t will be
controlled entirely by the Cubans
themselves.
That the President does not
eympathize with the criticism Of
the work done in the Philippines
by Gen. Il. S. Otis was shown by
his nominating him to be a Major
general in the regular army, tosuc-
coed Gen. Merritt, who will retire
on the 10Th of this month.
Washington, June 5,-The state
department has received a cable
gram from Mr.. Conger at Pekin
stating that matters have taken a
much more serious turn there. No
details are given, BUTT is indicated
that the Boxers activity is extend
ing very closely to the Chinese cap
ital.- Statesman.
The Senate Committee on Re.
lations with Cuba, which will con,
duct the Cuban investigation, hello
meeting this week and adopted
resolution calling on the Secre-
tary of War for detailed inform
alton as to RECEIPTS and expendi
lures in Cuba. The Postmaster
General and the Secretary of tn,
Navy will also be asked to furnish
information to the committee
Senator Plat, Of Conn, chairman
of the committee, says the invest
igation will be thoroughly mad,
without regard to those person.
who may be effected by the result
and his word is good with all VIII,
know him.
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II. 81. DIuull A4JAt AhliilliSs NAetAiA'
u. S. Land Office, Boise, Ida,
May 4, 1900.
Mineral Application No. 29l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Cornelius Skinner whose Post ONCE ad-
dress is Boise Idaho, has made applica-
ton for Il United States patent for the II
j. Braun lode mining claim. Mineral sur
Ncy No. 1856, situate in West View Min
ing District. County of Boise, State OF
Idaho, covering 1903 feet Of the II. j.
Braun lode in IA Westerly direction from
the discovery shaft and 4OS feet in NJ,
Easterly direction therctgom, and more
particularly described as follows
Beginning at corner 30. !, whence l..
). NJ. No !. West View Mining District.
bears ~ Il degrees s. minutes w. 7l04
feet distant; thence y. IS degrees rs min
uus e. 091 feet To witness to said corner
30 and 300, feet to corner No. 2
whence corner no. Red Warrior lode.
being L. s. Mineral Survey 30. ilS0 bears
~ 10 degrees IL minutes w. 81 feet dis
ant; thence s. 80 degrees - minutes f
j53 feet to corner no 3. thence ). 50 de-
grees W. 22l3 feet to CORNER MOI: theme,
n. 10 degrees II minutes ". Sos 6 feet t,
corncrNo place Of beginning.
There is excluded from this applica
ton that portion of the above described
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The Editor, II. A. Pugh, went
to Caldwell Sunday and took the
train from there to Lewiston to at
tend the Democratic Convention,
leaving the Index in the care of
the typos, intending to return
Thursday, but on his failing to
make his appearance, we kindly
ask the readers not to critcise too
severely ms this is our first attempt
at work of this kind. Not know
ing that the editorials would be a
part of our work we have hastily
prepared them which partially &C
counts for the appearance of this
page.
The change in the size of the pa.
per is due to an intended perma
nent -hange, the Editor being gone
we thought best to plan our frs
work on a small scale
If you wish to cool a room, we
cloth, the larger the better, anC
hang it up in the room. If thu
ventilation is good, the temparat
ure will sink ten or fifteen degree
in less than an hour. Exchange
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Notice Of Application Of

-hV"-r' -
SUPERIOR MINING CO., It'd,
for a United States Patent to the
Leviathan Lode Mining Claim.
u. S. Land Office, Boise, Ida,
May 4, 1900.
Mineral Application No. 200.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Superior Mining Company, limited, by
its agent Cornelius Skinner, whose Post
Office address is Boise, Idaho, has made
applidation for Il United States patent
for the Leviathan lode mining claim,
Mineral Survey No. l457, situate in West
View Mining District, County Of Boise
State Of Idaho, covering 1921 feet OF the
Leviathan lode in AN easterly direction
from the discovery shaft and lOS6.47 feet
in westerly direction therefrOm, and
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at corner No /, a pine post
i'm mound of earth marked l - l45I
whence U. S. location monument No. ]
bears n 48 degrees IL minutes w. llO4
3G feet distant; thence n. 80 degrees Z
minutes e. 1928 feet TO corner No. 2,
being corner No. 2 Of Red Warrior lode,
Mineral Survey No. llS9; thence n. s.
degrees 53 minutes f. lll5.5 feet to cor
ner No. 3, corner No. | L. 5. Mineral
| Survey No. 1883 bears n. 81 degrees 3;
minutes H. 3S45 feet distant; thence 5
/ , degrees 4G minutes w. 404.5 feet to cor
ner No. 4; thence n SO degrees .05 minut
es w. 3433 feet to corner No. 5; thence )
| 81 degrees 81 minutes w. 2j2 feet to cOrne
No 2 Friday lode, u. S. Mineral Survey
No 1880, Sj2 feet to corner No. ] sale
Friday lode 1924 feet to corner No. 6
thence n. II degrees 40 minutes +
tl5.7 "a feet to corner No !, place Of begin
ming, containing IL O55 acres. Magnetic
variation being 10 degrees e.
The notice of location Of this claim
recorded in the Office of the Recorder o
Boise county, Idaho, at Page 45O' in boo
3 of quartz.
Neighboring or adjoining claims ar
the Red Warrior lode being U. 5. Miner
al Survey No. 1859 ON the north and tn
Friday lode, being u S Mineral surve
No. 1890 on the south
James King. Registei
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TO THE DEAF.

a rich lady. cured of her deafness and
noises in the head by DR.. Nicholson S
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $1,000 to
his institute, SO that deaf people unable
toprocurc the Ear Drums may have them
free Address No 1881, The Nicholson
Institute. ESQ Eighth Avenue. New York.
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EPWrORTH LEAGUE

DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR JUNE WILL
BE AS FOLLOWS:
10. Topic: Lives that Lift" Luke
Is; 2O-2l Leader, Rev c. A. Housed
a. Topic: Abiding in Christ 81
John Is. Ito. Leader, IL NJ Adams
~. Topic: "Our Eternal Destiny.
MALI l3; 1880
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Mrs. Woody has left one Of the Quaker
Folding Bath Cabinets at this Office for
examination and inspection Come IN and
examine IT, Its cleansing power is based
ON true ny gieuic laws. and its results are
wonderful Consult Mrs. Woody Tor the
benefits derived from actual experience.
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A Card Of Thanks.

wish TO say that feel under lasting
aA'i.aIo1s or what Chtmoer.aln's
Na.h Remedy tas done Tor oor family
We have used 10 IN naas cases 90 coughs
lung trouble and whooping cough, and
10 has always given the most perfect SAT-
islaction. we feel greatly indebted to The
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EOR SALE-A lot Of fine potatoes and
good hay at }. Nanderdosens, about four
miles below Emmett
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G. P. BILDERBACK.

Fire insurance Agt aud Dealer II
Rea Estate, Home money To loan on
approved security, long or snort time.
Collections promptly attended to.
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Lisle Watson. II year old boy,
was drowned in Mason Greek near
Nampa last week. He was driving
home the COWS when one Of them
crossed the creek. he wuded in af-
ter her and plunged into a deep
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Notice is hnreby given That Il primary
convention will be ncld at Emmett on
June H.. 1900, for the selection O, dele
gates TO attend the PopuhsJ convention
at Caldwell june %, 1900.
A j HOMn-
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Notice Of Application of
CORNELIUS SKINNER.

for a United States Patent for the
II. j. Braun Lode Mining Claim.
u. S. Land Office, Boise, Ida,
1opo
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WEI9ER.
IDAHO

sent much the same virtue. for this sig-
ni6es strength"
"And where there ID strength does VIE
tory followw asked Alice.
mot always" was the reply, but II
is one sure thing that victory is seldomI
gained without strength"
Don't forget the daisies that
"Upiift In praise their little glowing hands
Ger every hill that under hsavsn sxpandsi
and does not the daisy mean innoceucsy
asked Florence. 1888
Eyes, Innocence and purity the pestI
says, are the heaven bestowed vtftueeI
Of the daisy" responded the major
But" he added, what o. the hawthornsI
| see a great branch of that here"
That Ii red. Can we use IT.
1.-THE red Tor the valorous blood you iost.
Who CALAMITY played your partsr'
queried Jennie.
EYES," said the major, ''rsd hawthoru
ID the emblem OF hope, BY no means an
unworthy virtue. Let " place 1t With
the rosesr' f 'yarn4nsYQi tys
'sThs elm, shah L place It By itsslf1
| Such beautiful green leavesr' unused
| Robert. Hl1
mo. The elm signifies patriotism. I
should place II beside the palm and ~
cedar, said ne major
Ihess paowbaus ars osauuss' Whsrs
shall put thsmf" ..t.ls,: XIX
"Hnowbails mean 'tnoasnts Of neavsn.
Alice; 30 put them with the liliss." sait
Agnes. t'isgs's
The ferns are 70 delicate We mus
use them. ----'..---..
III We use them. Alice, Ven nave -
take the moss, too" said Robert, "be.
cause w
The fern loved tbs mountain. ths aaoss loved ~
moor.
For ths fsrns were the non ana tns mo-
P''''
.rbss The s,r. s,d the mo-. they rrsw wiser I,
rrid.
And each turned to the other for ~ and relied.
.e .l.. LL ~. -.
~. .,,.,v ths s,os.es liz rperklinr hslow."
~
That was wen quoted. nooert' sss0
the major. And now wonder does
any one know verse tnat VIII Dc SYM
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER bingham manager of Big
Horn mine) and his daughter, overtaken
by storm, stop for shelter at the Black
Dwarf, a prospect tunnel operated by Jack
Darcie "a young Englshman) and Mike Nc
Gowan. The IA ther, having been drinking
heavily, falls into a stupor in the warm
cabin, and Darcie accompanies Faith to
the Big Horn.
CHAPTER H.-Darcie hints to Faith at
what he styles his "equivocal position"
from which some strikers who overhear
the remark jump to conclusion he IL a spy
or reporter. He also says he has found In
her his mountain lilv."
CHAPTER III.-Mike airs his grievances
against labor unions in general and tells
Darcie of some of the common scandal con-
corning Bingham to the effect that he Is
not only "soaker," coward and inca
pable but thief and swindler as well.
CHAPTER IV.-Darcie receives notice
from strikers to leave the neighborhood.
Abby Steers (Bingham's housekeeper) gives
Mike message for Darcie from her he
called the mountain lily" to meet her at an
appointed place Tuesday night at IL o'clock.
Mike is suspicious Of genuineness OF mes
sage.
CHAPTER VIVIAN oman about tho
house, a Chinaman) reveals to Faith plot
of Abby Steers and certain strikers to en-
trap Darcie.
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symbols Used In the Grand Army
Cerenonies-Martia valoF and Viz
tues TypiAed-Kow the Poets Inter-
pret Forn and Color.
Copyright, 1900. BY R. O. Eichosn.l
The elements had combined to make
Memorial day one Of perfection. All ma
ture bloomed with the fragrance Of early
summer, and the trees swayed In majes-
tic splendor, overshadowing the green
swathed hillside graves. Veterans Of
1881, together with many Of 1898, sur
rounded by sympathizing groups OF
OF old and young. stood awaiting the
bugle call to attention. A child dressed
in white and holding a tiny flag on high
suddenly arose on the edge OF the crowd
nearest the soldiers and repeated with
nervous resolution these lines:
And we In our busy waiting
Pause reverent each year to pay
The small but soulful tribute
OF grateful love and pray
That the dear All Father may bless you
= With a fuller, richer life
e Than that 80 freely pronered
- In the aid Of q noble strife.
- Zones more. brave hearts, We thank you
For this grand free land Of ours;
Once more we whisper, "God bless you"
And leave our love with our nowefh
The tender tone and beautiful senti-
ment appealed to every heart. Sensa'
tive Alice Mason chung to her father
hand and buried her tear stained fact
In the folds Of his worn blue jacket that
had seen service In the field. And shs
would not be comforted until the bugit
call demanded his presence In the from
ranks, then only letting him go when b
promised to take her with him at thu
distribution Of flowers.
The soldiers fell In place about tn
grave Of their comrade. An elderly com
mander, with gray hair and bowed shout
ders, advanced to the headstore and said
Here lies the body Of true hearted
brave and earnest defender Of the repub
lic." Another placed q wreath Of ever
green ovef the tomb ass symbol OF an
dying love for comrades Of the war
One who had lost his Right arm offered
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Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits

We have been making clothing our
study for years and know how to please
our trade.
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of staying there all night unless help
should come.
1t was Faith who waited upon the
doctor, and, as Darcie tainted under the
examination of his wound, it may be
imagined what an ordeal this service
was for the girl, following the earlier
events of the night. 1t was at this vio-
lent pace that the wild little romance,
SO squalidly begun on the night OF the
storm, was progressing.
In the back hall after breakfast, on
the following morning, Wan was brush
ing and cleaning the clothes that Oar
Gle had worn on the preceding night,
discussing with himself their condition
and probable destination.
"Tlowsa all light, vest all light, coat
heap all blood; no can clean him good.
Think he no wear coat any more.
Think give him Wan. Say: John, you
burn him up, tlow him away, give him
some poor miners Plenty good coat;
me all same miner. Some littee thing
in pocket? One silk hankcha; one littee
book, velly thin; one big book-some
letta inside. l look see."
Hereupon Abby, appearing by q side
door, took in the situation at once.
Them things belong to you? Looks
like you're maxim mighty free with
'em. Here, hand 'em over to me. I'll
take care of 'em. You no business
goin' through a gentleman's clothes
Like that. Take 'em out to your own
place; you can't be cleanin' clothes in
my back hail."
Wan looked black, but his fear OF
Abby was scarcely less than his hatred
of her; she possessed herself OF the
contents of Mr.. Darcie's pockets, in
Guiding the letter of evidence against
the manager, which he had not sent
nor yet destroyed, and departed, leav
ing Wan in grinning rage. He carriec
the clothes out into the back area, NUT
tering curses in his jargon of heather
English.
HUH" he grunted, savagely, "mear
dam wife woman! Heap no good
Mist Da'cie say: John, where my let
Ia? no can fin'.' Tell me plenty -,
say: Mist Da'cie, you go catchee Alb
by, tell her -"
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rerted the executive committee, their
at q trot through the woods, when,
with a rush Of light skirts across the
dark evergreens, Faith came flying
wild with the fear that she had come too
late.
Where are your" she cried. "Oh.
answer, somebody! Are you killed.
Though she addressed somebody" it
was Mike who answered promptly:
"Kape quit, darlin'; he's here, and
he's hurled"
Darcie was at her side, speeches., but
nightly glad; he did not feel his
wound.
"That wretched Wan!" cried Faith.
HE wouldn't come step to save yot
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a collision at Gem. When did you say
your father would be home?"

your Idtner WOulu DC uOInt
Tonight, surely But everything is
quiet here, for the reason, as you say,
that here there's no opposition. l am
very anxious about you, though. At
present they have enough to do else
where, but if they are successful they
will come back more insolent than ever
And those men who were waiting for
you in the woods, they have not for
gotten
"Ah, well, there is no time to waste.
There may be 'hurrying to and fro and
mounting in hot haste not to speak OF
sudden partings.' And yet l notice
marked falling-off i'm the attentions of
my nurse When I was supposed to be
in possible peril she was very nice to
me, but the moment take favorable
turn, off she goes-to her beds, or her
sweeping, or whatever it is that keeps
her, anywhere but where l am. / don't
know where you go, and couldn't fol-
low you If L did. You have me at a
| cruel disadvantage" iH 3M N0
you take advantage Of your disad-
vantage" said Faith, in q low voice.
Can you blame me? / am reduced
to bribery and corruption, to every sort
Of subterfuge. My character is in
shreds-all to compass the sight OF You
for five minutes once in six hours or 90.
Pray sit down! That attitude OF pre-
meditated fight is very pretty, but 1t
makes me horribly nervous"
II am restless with oil these troubles;
l can't sit down. pleaded Faith.
1.-The troubles will go on without us
Why waste time? Is there any new
thing that you are alleging against me
Faith. dear?"
There could not be anything against
you except that I do not know you;
yet l know you far too we'll"
TOO well to draw back now and SAY
YOU do not know me. How is it possib.i
for two persons to know each othe
better? Have we not been under fir
together? Have we not looked in tn
face that which you insist on calling
your disgrace? Have you not forgivel
me an offense you do not even know tn
name Of? At this moment we may bot
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HERE LIES TIKI BODY OF TRUE hEAHTED
DEFENDER"
Roberts proposed arranging the flowers
in garlands 20 that each warrior might
share alike. "Every one must have
sprig Of laurel, 4 rose and some ever
green" she added, FOR
mot Richer the tints Of tbs red rosa
rhsa. the blood they 70 lavishly gave.
Not pufer the hlie9 white petals
Than the csuss they perished 70 savs.
"And the unfading green Of the myrtle
Tells forth to ths seeking eye
That memory Il true to the dear onss
Who now on their long iuriough He" i'i 2
d"It l. the FIRST verse that We want
here. You see, there will scarcely be z
rose, a sprig of laurel and some ever
green for them ALL" said Alice. looking
doubtfully at the great heap Of flowers
THAT IL right" observed the major,
"We have plenty of other flowers, and
We can use those Every flower and bud
has some meaning. The poets have Law
ished beautiful attributes upon ev'
dry plant of nature, and they have seer
1t to seize each particular beauty and
give It some human quality, thus making
1t dearer to the heart of man. Longfel
low wrote of them az stars that In earth'i
armament do shine adding:
''woudrous truths and manifold a. wondrous
God hath written In those stars above.
But not les In the bright dowerets under "
Stands the revelation Of His love-" lTg
"Then We can have no trouble In md
ing flowers for each that will be sym
bolic of those three virtues" said
thoughtful Agnes, Alice's older sister
and continued; Here IL a pansy to be
gin with. That means thought"
At Major Mason's suggestion they a.
sorted the flowers In order to simplif,
the distributing Of them.
"Forgetmenots, for true love-" sait
Jennie.
"Roses, for reward Of virtue, and tn
palm for victory" was the majors r.