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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Emmett. Idaho. March u. I9OI.

Savior, Sanctiier. Healer, Coming King
believe in Salvation by faith in Christ
and believe that God saves us from our
sins, not in our sins.
."And thou shalt call his name Jesus,
for He shall save His people from their
sins. Mat. L 2l, lst John 3. 6-lO
believe in sanctifcation as n definite
work OF grace that it is work Of the
Holy Spirit, purifying the heart from all
evil tendencies. fitting US as temples for
the in-dwelling person of the Holy
Spirit.
knowing this, that our old man is
crucified with Him. hat the body of sin
might b. destroyed, that henceforth we
should not serve sin.
Rom. g. g., Isa t. "a, John II. H., 10. 3,
Ist John 3. IT., lst Thess. ;. %, 24.,
Eph. 3 p. lst Cor 3. 16
l believe in healing by divine power in
answer to the prayer Of faith lis any
among YOU sick. let him call Tor the d.
ers Of the church and let them pray over
him, anncinting him with oil, IN the
name Of the Lord and the prayer of faith
shall save the sick and the Lord shall
raise him up. James ). II, Is, , Kings
20. IS, Mark l6 II.
believe in the Millennium and speedy
coming Of our Lord; that the Lord
Himself shall descend from heaven with
a shOut. and with the voice of an arch-
angel and with the trump.sof God; and
that the dead in Christ shall rise first,
then we which are alive and remain,
snail be caught up together with them,
in the clouds to'meet the Lord in the air
and so shall we.ever be with the Lord:
lst. Thess. 4. 1917 Matt d. 3O-3l Acts.
/. IL 2nd. Thess l. 7-lO. I believe in
social and personal purity: They that
are Christs have crucihed the flesh. with
the affections and lusts;" we are TO 20
rify God ia our bodies and our spirit,
which are Gods. Put ye on the Lou
Jesus Christ and make not provision for
the flesh to fulfill the lusts thereof: Rom.
l3, II. Sexual impurity is one of the
deadiest evils that exists, and is mani
fest in the impure relations Of professors
Of Godliness, bringing degradation upor
the rising generation. and as result o
this evil. iais, penitenliaries, assylumi
and institutions for the feeble minGe,
IRE filled: lst. Peter 3. SIS Rom 8. 1913
is Eph. : 22-24.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Looking Into ChiHa's
Resources.

A special committee of ministers
was appointed to Investigate Chi
mas ability to pay the indemnity
claimed by the powers, recently,
and they report that China could
raise revenues sufficient to pay So
100000 year for running expenses
and have a fund of $l05,000,000 to
pay annually, this being sufficient
to pay the indemnity and interest
on the same in twenty years. But
if China pays her own war expen-
ses and We're to think that imperi-
al expenses required twice or three
times s45, 100000 there would not
be very much left to pay war in
IDENTITIES with. If China pays up
the debts incurred by the war and
the indemnities claimed by the
powers in a century, she will have
done exceedingly well.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
A Lake of Fire.

The village of Glengarden, N. Y.
is situated at the base of the hills
on the side of which, above the
town, runs a railroad. On the
morning of March q, a large train
consisting of a number of coal cars
and Is tank cars were wrecked on
the hillside above the town, the oil
igniting from the tanks that were
smashed and the heat caused the
other tanks to explode and the
burning oil poured down into the
town whose inhabitants were a.
sleep. and it is claimed that in )
minutes 400 feet square in the best
part of the little town was Utterly
lake of fire. No lives were lost
but number of animals could not
be released, and so perished. The
damage to the town is estimated al
$4,000 and it was burned in about
10 minutes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
NO. as.

The Pacific & Idaho Northern
was completed to Council last
Thursday, the last spike being
driven by one of Councils young
ladies. 1t is sreported that the citi-
zens engaged in a jubilation using
all Of the giant powder in town.
Recently Mrs. Nation walked in
to fashionable gentleman's club
room, and report says there was
furry Of ex itement and some the
1t glass disappeared under Il e
tsbles. 1t is 50 very singular, after
all.
William Dawson of Idaho City
came down with the small pox
while at Sunday School week a.
% last Sunday, he having taken
it from his brother, lawyer Davi-
son Of Boise, who the doctors said
was afflicted with eczeula, so SAYS
the Idaho World.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Would Like for Uncle
Sammy to Do 1t.

English papers seem inclined to
the opinion that the United States
ought to say to Ruasia, over in
China, that we not only do not ap-
prove of your course butzwill not
put up with that kind Of work. OF
course; but why does not Uncle
Johnny say something like that
same thing True, Uncle John has
some little business to look after
over in South Africa, but then the
old lions roar used to be heard in
all lands.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Kept on SteaIing.

One Holt, who was recently con
victed Of cattle stealing in Boise
county and sentenced to 6 years in
the penitentiary took an appeal to
the supreme court and was allowed
to give bonds during the pendeney
Of the case and went into Nez
Perce county, went to stealing cat
tie was caught tried convicted and
sentenced to II years and sent di-
rectly to the Pen" 1t is probable
that he will remain there for Is
years though there is rather fine
point involved as to when he will
serve the six years.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Cuffs Fly, Scab
and Mango oil or
MaggOt Lotion.

A useful preparation for Farm
ers and Stock owners, as it will
prevent or cure most of the evils
that injure the wool, skin and hair
Of animals. 1t destroys maggots on
sheep almost Immediately and pre-
vents the fly striking again until
the wound has healed.
For particulars write to Geo. E
Little Emmett. Ida.
Sole Agent for State of Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
LOOK HEREi

If you rant fTSt-clGss
bIdckSDsitbin9, at prices to
suit the times, 90 to E. C..
BIdNchGFd'S shop O1a. Com
noerciGJ street. LiUe and
let liUe' is the motto: Ind
cash is lch0t does the bus
mess. 3--22 4--I9
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Snow in Nebraska.

Railroads were blockaded in Ne
braska the first of this week by
the snow. it being drifted to such a
depth that snow plows would not
open up the roads; the Union Pa
ci6c, Burlington and Elk Horn
Valley roads were all blocked for
several hours and trains tied up,
three passenger trains being held
at OgallaIa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
The CyclOne Season.

l.1he localities subject to cy-
clones are being visited a little
early this season and they are
causing greater loss of life than in
ordinary seasons.
Twenty-Five people perished at
Birmingham, Ala. on account of a
cyclone on the 25, Of this month.
Pavilion Mich. was badly wrecked
by a storm ON 25, and a number of
other towns and a large belt of
country was badly shaken up. Bu-
ena Vista, Ga. received a slight
touch on the border as it were and
several lives were lost and a sec
tion of country adjacent was great
" damaged and Adairsville in Ga.
also, was treated to a cyclone,
Greenville in S. G. had cloud
burst on the same'day. Double Bay
in Texas suffered from cyclone,
two people dead and several injur-
ed. Matasch on Sauduskay by
had number Of buildings wreck
cd 8ll on the p OF March
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29

Many of our exchanges are yet
filing up much of their space with
harsh criticisms of the acts, both
public and private, of the members
of the last Legislature, the major
portion Of which is uncalled for,
and of which most Of the editors
will be ashamed one year hence. 1t
is true that there were some men
sent to Boise who seemed to forget
that they were there to represent
the people and not to grind their
own little hatchets" nor to play a
beautiful game of 'plain hoss, but
not more than the usual per cent.
Some of these editors may be
members of the state legislature
some time in the future if they do
not act too foolishly and they .will
then learn, if they do not know
now, that it is much easier and re-
quires less brain force to critieise
others, than it does to do better. or
even as well, as they have done
at any rate lets have a rest.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29

"Ad1icks or nothing" was the slo-
gan in the Senatorial contest IN
Delaware and they succeeded III
making it nothing and Delaware
viii be without U. S. Senator I'M
til the next session Of the leisla-
ture. Well, nothing is vastly pre-
erable to any man in such capac-
ity, who thinks he is the whole
show" and who will allow every in
terest of a state to suffer, that can
be eff scted by such a proposition.
rather than allow any other Of
thousands Of just as good and able
men as he is to be chosen TO serve
the people. There is all the differ
ence between that kind of man,
or men. and good citizens, that
there is between patriotism and
disloyalty.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
DO Not Like the Cover
nOr's Proclamation

Three Of Salt Lakes most noted
attorneys with a number of wit
.nesses came to Boise Wednesday
to take hand in the Utah-Idaho
sheep controversy before the fed
eral court. The effort is being made
TO knock the force out of the gov
ernors proclamation against GER
tain sheep being brought into the
state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Weyler's PrOgressiyeness

Weyler announces, in essence,
that newspapers will be allowed to
publish anything they see fit to in
Spain. as long as they do not pub
lish anything distasteful to him
self, and that reminds us that Sen
ator Platt, of the United States is
just about as broad as he is.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Jewelfy Stolen.

A burglar entered DR. Brill's
residence in New York City on the
night Of the Oath Of the month ard
stole $4,000 dollars worth Of jew
elry. No DR.. should place such
temptations before some people, as
TO have that amount Of jewelry in
their houses.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
The Portraits of our
PRESIDENTS
With Biographical Sketches
General Charles H. Grovesnor,

General Charles H. Grovesnor.
Member Of Congress for nearly 20 Years.
Contains twenty -four large Photo-eravure
Etchings from the paintings indorsed by the
families and near relatives OF the Presidents
Printed on heavy plate paper. embossed. a
very large book; title page designed by Tinany
Biographical sketches printed in large. open
type in two colors. The greotest work Of the 2oth
Century. So beautiful thar when President Nc
Sinley saw it he subscribed Immediately. Que
agent selling so sopies in a small territory in
Pensylvrnia. A million copies will be sold quick
Fortunes will ha made this Inaugural year
High class man OF woman Of good social stand
ing,can'm make little fortune in this territory
Territory is going rapidly. Presses running
day aud night to All orders
wANTED:-State Manager 10 look altef cor
rcspondence and agents.
Address to-day THE CONTINENTAL PRESS,
CoRCoRAN HUILDTNG.
wssai-sso9, :. c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29

We lise and learn. People had
supposed that bravery, executive
ability, and knowledge of naviga-
tion were the principal requisites
for a commission in the Navy, but
the world was mistaken for Admi-
raj Sampson declares that social
isthe prime requisite. -Ex
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
Distribution.

You must do what you're able to; not
what you would,
And the glory consists in a-doin' it
good.
If wishes was facts. we'd all be kings
and queens,
An there wouldn't be no one to raise
bread an beans Washington Star.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
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Men and women Of good address to repre-
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ers for local work looking after our interests.
5000 salary guaranteed yearly: extra com
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29
SWEET ITEMS.

Notary Bailey was called to Je-
rusalem, s miles east of Horseshoe
Bend to fix up matters pertaining
to the wealth of 'Old Packer Con"
as most people know him. The
poor Oldham is very sick and if he
is not relieved soon, will die.
Will Mcfarland sie shearing
sheep.
James and Hiram Ballentyne
are in from Ontario. Oregon, with
two fine bands of sheep.
The Noland brothers made a trip
over to Caldwell after goods and
oats.
Our mud is thing of the past
and the farmer is busy putting in
their crops.
The fish are now running and
we can all have good fresh fish.
We made a trip up to Ola and
found everything booming except
Uncle Jim Smith who is down
with the grippe.
There is pretty solid talk Of a
wagon road from Ola to Sweet due
south from Ola and down the Cot
tonwood creek. 1t willsbe great
improvement over the old big
spring route.
The grouse are down from the
mountains.
We had fine turnout at church
and Sunday school last Sunday
Rev. Damon preaching.
Everybody well as usual.
Yours truly, Squire.
On the evening of the 2lst del
egation of the 2. L. of Sweet COM
J. prising some 15 officers and mem
bers went up to Horseshoe Bend
to more fully organize lodge at
that place. We were met by some
twenty applicants and proceeded
to place them on solid foundation
which lasted until near II o'clock
when a splendid lunch was served
and most enjoyable time was had
after which the music struck uL
and all who wished, INDUCED IL
tripping the light fantastic unit
nearly sunrise when all who was SC
inclined went to the Bend hotel fol
breakfast. 1t rained all night -ot
course ard at about S A. NJ. We
started home, arriving in due timt
in snow storm. 1t will be some
time before the people of the Benz
will forget the visitors from Sweet
All who desire a good time SHOULD
be on hand at the Woodman hal
on'the first of April, all fools day
and get fed and have lots of fun.
We are having a bad gusty spel
of weather.
Our notary did business at tn
Bend this week. He is on the roa'
a good deal for an old man.
A good many of our people ar
in Boise this week.
Our merchants are very bus
getting in their spring supplies.
y The roads are getting a grea
deal better although very rough.
Orlando and Ed Bailey had bus
mess at the Land Office this weel
It looks little suspicious to sc
Ed getting him a home.
All the yalleyites are in fair
good health. Comrade Hall is c
the mend. Squire.
Railroad TO be Built.
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Railroad to be Built.

1t is reported that the contract
has been let by the Oregon Short
Line company for the building Of
a road from point near Blackfoot
on short line to Huston in the cen
tral part of the state and about
100 miles from the starting point.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29

STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo Quininr Tsblers cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-23
MAY EXPEL
NATURAL|ZED
AMERICANS
Syrian Authorities Order
Them Out Of
Country.
United States Representative
Makes Strong Protest
to Turkey.
Ukase Gives Aliens the Alternative
of Renouncing Allegiance to
This Government Within
Fifteen Days.

CONSTANTINOPLE.D Dec. 22.-The au-
thorities at Beyrout, Syria, have notified
naturalized American citizens that they
must renounce their naturalization within
fifteen days, otherwise they will be ex-
PEELED from Turkey. Spencer Eddy, First
Secretary Of Legation in Constantinople,
has made an energetic protest. He has
written the Turkish authorities, demand
ing the withdrawal of the measure. The
incident may become serious, owing to the
absence of a naturalization treaty.
w. W. Peet, treasurer of the Turkish
mission in Constantinople. and NJ. Gar
guilo, dragoman of the United States Le-
CATION here, are still at Salonica, endeav-
oring to open negotiations with the brig
ands who hold captive Miss Ellen NJ
Stone. and to fix rendezvous with them.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-According to a So
fla dispatch to the Daily Telegraph, an
agreement has been reached between the
brigands holding Miss Stone captive and
the American legation in ConstantinopIe,
under the terms of which the brigands
are to accept e14,oOO for the release of
Miss Stone It is said the ransom is to
be paid on Bulgarian SOIL and that Miss
Stone is to be liberated in Turkish terri
f0rv -.. ~-a-s
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-23

Bile measures to compel the satisfaction
of German creditors of that country.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-If Germany
occupies a Venezuelan port she must re-
main in possession for several years be-
fore she will be able to collect s15,000,0 900,
the amount of money necessary to repay
the loan granted and satisfy the claims
held by her subjects against the South
American republic.
This is the serious feature Of the Ger
man Venezuelan dispute. which makes
the administration especially anxious
that the revolution which has just mani
tested itself shall succeed and that a new
Government shall be established which
will be disposed to comply with German
demands. If Germany should control
every Customs-house in Venezuela she
would have to remain in that country for
two years and a half before a sum suf-
ficient to pay the claims could be raised.
If but a single port Of La Guayara should
be seized, then her stay must last eight
years and probably longer, as these esti-
mates do not take into consideration the
use of any of the customs revenues for
support of the Government and are based
upon the continuance of the present an
nual value of importations
Where the Danger Lies.
Occupation for such a length of time
would assume permanent character dis
tasteful to the people Of the United
States, and herein lies the danger. so far
as the United States is concerned, in a
German seizure of a Venezuelan port.
provided Castro remains in power. If Cas-
tro should be elected from Office then the
administration is hopeful that it will have
sufficient influence with the new regime
to induce it to meet German demands.
Secretary Long said emphatically to-
night that the German demonstration had
no connection whatever with the orders
to the battleship Indiana. Nevertheless
the selection Of this formidable vessel is
not without significance. Secretary Hay
has assured the German ambassador that
the United States will not interfere with
the seizure by Germany Of a customs
port, provided permanent occupation be
not contemplated or attempted At the
same time it is the purpose Of the admin
istration to keep a sharp watch upon
Germany in Venezuela, and at the slight
est evidence of permanent occupation to
step in and inform the Berlin Government
that it must withdraw from the Western
Hemisphere.
ambassador Won HOlleben has informed
his Government of the formidable fleet
which the United States has assembled in
the Caribbean Sea, and, in the opinion of
authorities. the presence Of this force
should prove to Germany the undesirable
ity of prolonged occupation of American
territory.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 22.-The
United States battleship Indiana left here
this morning for La Guayara, Venezuela.
The German training ship Moltke is now
here.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-23
Fire in a Mexican Citv
Costs Forty-Five
Lives.
Zacatecas Market-House Col
lapses While Flames
Are Raging.
Heat Drives Back Rescuers and Pre-
vents the Succoring Of Victims
Entombed in Blazing
Ruins.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dec 22-By the
nIlapse Of the City Market House in
Racatecas, Mexico, forty lives have been
lost and more than q score Of persons Sc
yiously injured, some Of them so badly
that they cannot recover. Fifteen bodies
have been taken from the ruins and
large force is at work clearing away the
debris IN order to recover Others though
there is no hope that any Of those caught
in the collapse Of the big structure will
be found alive. II is impossible at this
time TO learn the names Of the victims.
Among those entombed were several Off
GERS charged with the management of the
building.
The market house was one Of the larg-
est buildings in Zacatecas and was owned
by the city. Its lower portion was com
posed chiefly Of cold storage cellars, in
which the local merchants stored their
perishable goods, and It was in the base
ment section that the fire started. The
flames had gained such headway that the
entire building was seen TO be doomed
and the efforts Of the iremen and citi-
zens were directed to saving goods in the
storage compartments in the basement
and on the first floor.
Hundreds Of men formed into gangs and
were busily engaged in the work Of saw
ing goods when the entire superstructure,
weakened by the rapidly spreading
flames. collapsed. crushing, and burying
dozens Of men engaged in the work Of
salvage. Those who escaped injury from
the blazing ruins were so terror-stricEen
that il was difficult to organize any ef-
fort at rescue and those who had not been
killed outright could hear the cries Of
victims in the ruins There was no hope
Of rescue. The Fire Department is poor
" equipped and the supply Of water in
adequate, so effective resistance could
not be offered TO prevent the spreading Of
the fire.
The fire finally burned itself out, leav-
ing many unfortunates buried beneath
tons Of wreckage. As soon as possible an
effort was made TO get out the bodies
Of the dead. but the heat drove back the
rescuers for hours and only fifteen Of
those who were nearest the outer walls
Of the building could be removed. Exact
" how many have been killed cannot be
known until the ruins are cleared away
and this work, with the primitive methods
81 use, viii occupy days
The market house was one Of the hand
soonest buildings in the city and was
erected q few years ago by the munich
pality TO meet the demands Of growing
business. It cost more than s15O,0O0 and
in it were stored stocks Of merchandise
valued at thousands Of dollars. It was
one Of the chief sources Of revenue for
the city. The insurance on it was light
and it is doubtful if it will be rebuilt.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-23
SETS FIRE TO HOUSE
AHOLDING HIS CAPTIVES
Wisconsin Highwayman Attempts
Murder of Two Boys by
Awful Means

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Dec. 22.-Seybreth
spectively, who had been in the woods for
Christmas greens, returned exhausted to-
night and said that a highwayman had
they asserted, strapped them together.
put gags in their mouths, locked them in
an abandoned summer-house and set fire
to the house The boys freed themselves
after a desperate struggle and escaped.
Both were severely injured.