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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
A Certain Cure for Dysentery
and DiarrhOea.

Some years ago was one Of party
that intended making long bicycle trip, -"
says +. L. Taylor of New Albany, Brad
ford County Pa 81 was taken suddenly
with diarrhoea. and was about to give
up the trip, when editor Ward, of the
Laceyyille Messenger, suggested that l
take DOSE Of Chnmberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy | pur-
chased bottle and took two doses. one
before starting, and one on the route. |
made the trip successfully and never fell
any i'll effect. Again last summer wa,
almost completely run down with an at
tack of dysentery. l bought a bottle o
this same remedy and this time one dos,
cured me. Sold by d. +. Smithson
Druggist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

d. Shipper, Chas. F. Neal. Il. T. West.
J. J. Blake, J Carter, 0. H. Wallop. w
F. Cobban. Boise; S. E. Phillips, Mrs
James w. Lynch and son, New Ply
mouth; Jas " Nolaad, Henry Gray,
r. 4. Buckle, Sweet; II. b. Wi lams
Porter Bower Pearl; Mrs. J L. Steward
and son. Baker City F. A. Brewer, c. A
Duncan, Duluth; Lot L. Fcltham, Wis
er; e. d Sinner, Murray. Utah: d. A
Hawkins. sheridan, Wyo; p. Dewese
-; Willie Stephenson. Ontario; A. G
Rclyea Clatsop, Ore; w G. Whitney
Payette; a. n Easley, Garden Valley.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
A Night OfTerror.

awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Burnham of Mach
las Me-, when the doctors said she would
die from Pneumonia before morning
writes Mrs S II. Lincoln, who attended
her that fearful night, "but she begged
for DR.. Kings New Discovery, which
had more than once saved her life, and
cured her of Consumption. After taking
she slept all night. Further use entirely
cured her." This marvellous medicine i:
guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and
Lung Diseases. Only so cts. and Sl0C
Trial bottles free at d. E. Smithson'i
drug store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
wallace g. Stone attor-
neyS ut lar, Culd1ceU Id@-

~ Nt'fftt y f''Df'"
neyS ut lar, CUitltceU Id0-
10.
Mr.. Peterson was down from the Star
Ranch Yesterday.
An interesting batch Of Nampa items
came in too late to get in this issue.
Mr. Cartwright says one has lost a
bout half of life who has not gone 10
Long Beach and took few plunges in
the "briny waters
Whitney from Payette went up to the
Black Canyon with heavy wire cable
which he stated was 10 be used for the
boat while working on the dam.
The Idaho Northern is now being com
peted at the rate Of half mile a day
and Colone' Dewey announces that there
will be no delay until they reach En-
nett, all Of which is good news.
Charles Youren Of Placerville was il
Emmett Thursday The Index acknowl
edges a pleasant call Mr.. Y. reports
considerable activity in mining opera
tiois above Placerville where he has
contrace at the present time.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06

win Title is home from Oregon
where he has been for about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber are over
from Boise, he having came around
through the Basin and by Ola and Sweet
on selling trip.
Mr.. Lick brought ten peaches 10 this
Office Wednesday morning that weighed
7pounds, and he had another with him
that weighed Just an even pound, and
they were all beauties. We kept the ten
and let Mr. Lick have the one, for which
he was thankful and so were.we. He al
so had some rs fine Italian prunes as we
have seen.
MI. II. s. Hopper made ye editor Il
present Of the largest and finest water
melon last week that we have seen this
year. We did not weigh it but IL would
have run well up into the 40s and was "a
line one. He also presented us sample
Of his onions that were fine, being larg-
er than usual at the gathering time
School commenced last Tuesday
morning with Prof r. b. Wilson as
Prin., having direct charge Of the High
er department, Miss Plowhead Gram
mer Miss Anna Walters intermediate
and Miss Grace Reel Primary. with
Miss V Huston in charge of the country
school in this District With such an
array Of talent among the instructors
and a proper amount of "birch rule
the ''young ideas" should be Stimulate
, into shooting very high, and wtha
the aim should be good, as well.
r Mr.. Finley Monroe "A former residcn
Of this place, who has been away tn,
, past year attending law school IN Ten
nessee, returned this week and propose
locating here 10 practice law. Mr. Mon
/ roe had read law and we are informe,
had practiced some before going away t
school, md hence, is no d1ubI excellent
= ~ equipped for his work and those hay
ing legal business, or desiring counct
}, will do well to see him
d. L K Hayes handed ''ye quill driver
IL fine healthy looking apple bloom Mon
day morning, say ing MS he did SO tha
e, the tree from which it came had bOru
/ one crop of apples this season. Two crot
r of Strawberries have been grown in som
r localities here in a season, and thrt
II crops Il Alfalfa is The rule, with four
se in few Instances, but two GRIPS of al
pies have never yet been secured. Thel
10 has been several seasons when certai
sh varieties Of apples put forth their blool
in in the fall however.
he Mr. Hawkins, practical miller, HI
III been in Emmett for some days lookit
90 the place over with Il view to putting 1
ht IA mill here. and says he is plaased vii
the location and outlook and has mat
10, propositions upon compliance wi
,e which he would put in a $4,000 plan
ne All such things cone to those who pli
he and work for them, and 1t seems tn
nd Emmett is going to have her opportIi
81 ty with the coming of the rail road.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
LOCALITIES
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

Mr.. Carter went to Boise yesterday on
a business trip.
Merchant Brooks Of the Racket
Store went TO Ontario last Saturday.
w. S. Soule the Emmett Liueryman
was transacting business IN Boise last
Tuesday.
TO RENT.
A house Of mile from school
house Enquire Of J w. Cook.
Rev. Head will preach at the Baptist
Clutch Sunday Sept. s, at II II. m and
in the evening at s p. m.
now have DR.. Clymer's accounts.
All persons indebted 10 him will please
call and settle Il. b. Wilson
Miss Maggie Bloom, a cousin of the
Title young folks from Pine Valley,
Oregon, is visiting at the Richie home.
Mr.. Renwick and family came down
from their Craze creek ranch the first OF
the week to remain during the winter as
their custom is.
Attorney Blake Of Boise was in En-
NETT the first of the week attending tC
some legal business and chnned We edi
tor about the "Street Fair" and Other
momentous matters
Mr.. and Mrs Mclaughlin returned
from Long Beach last Monday. They re
port having had most enjoyable trip
the train being packed going out, unit
it was uncomfortable.
John Moulton has been nice to ye cdi
tors folks in the bringing in of three mic
melons at different times, which pre-
oably helped to make Eye quill driver
pretty sick for several days. Thanks, tn
e melons were good any way.
Mr.. Bray and son from Tennessee
have been looking over Emmett and Y
entity this week and have, we under
stand, decided to locate among MS. NJ
- Bray is man Of some means and wi
either go into merchandising or engag
/. in the stock business.
J. Messrs Garter and Wallop were buyiI
$, horses here Wednesday for the Eugli'
lie to use in running the Beers down
D. South Africa, but found most of {
stock little too good, They want sms
-- blockey ponys weighing from 800 to .
pounds. Nearly all of the horses broug
in would weigh above 900.
II u II Clark brought limb Of a plu
tree into their Office and hung il up yC
terday for inspection, that every o
says beats anything they ever saw L
If limb is about three feet in length a
. possibly is Just little more than Il hi
inch IN diameter at the largest end,
ing Just one straight limb. but is load
r with four distinct rows OF pluns the {
I'd tire length and will weigh 20 poun NJ
n, 1t came from the orchard OF John Day
IL There is a chrome for the man who be
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
ApvrnrssfNo RATES

Mr.. Lively, son-in.law Of Jonathan
Moultou, is moving with his family, to
Boise this week.
Governor Hunt and Warden Arnsy
and brother and their families were
camping and duck hunting in the valley
below town several days this week.
Mr.. Woody returned from Silver City
where he had been with load of pro-
duce, on Tuesday evening and he and
son went again with two loads Thurs
day. Boise valley is short on vegetables
aud fruit this year and the Owyhee coun-
try is not SO well supplied as usual.
Rev. Damon was attending the session
of the Methodist Conference at Pocatello
the latter part of lust week and the first
Of this week The session was very sue
cesslul and interesting, reports showing
systematic and successful work for the
past year. Among the ministers whC
we're sent back to the same fields for th'
coming year that they occupied the past
was Rey Damon, fact his frienps her
will be glad to learn,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-09-06
A Shocking Calamity

Lately befell u railroad laborer, "
writes DR.. A. Kellett, of Wllliford, Ark.
"His foot was badly crushed, but Buck
lens Arnica Salve quickly cured him.
It's simply wonderful for Burns, Boils,
Piles and all skin eruptions. Its the
worlds champion healer. Cure guaran-
teed. 25 cents Sold by d. + Smithson.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Last Grand Jury.

The following lis ii roster OF the ages
and religious beliefs OF the last grand
Jury to serve the people under the
old law, which required the jury to
be drawn by the county court. Here
after the circuit court alone has the
power to order Il grand Jury:
e. u. Foster, foreman OF the grand
Iury, | live III Mound, am democrat,
and belong to the Presbyterian
church, my age 4years. Mat Gray,
live at Foster, am a republican and
belong to the Baptist church, my
age 81 years. Thomas Walton live
at Butler, am democrat and belong
10 Cumberland Presbyterian church,
my age is 90 years. George Craig, |
i've at Rich Hill, am a democrat and
belong to no church, my age is 90
wears Henry Mudd. live at Adrian,
am democrat and belong to the
Baptist church, my age is o4 years.
Robert b. Barton, live at AmOret,
am republican and IL deacon in the
Christian church, my age is D years.
W NJ. Steffen, | live in Lone Oak, am
a democrat, don't belong TO any
church, my age Is 53 years. James
Robinson, | live in Shawnee, am a
republican, belong to no church, my
my age is 54 years. e. ". Tucker,
live in Butler, am a democrat and
belong to the South Methodist
church, my age is Il years. james
Nickel. | live in Deepwater, am a
democrat and belong to the Baptist
church. my age is 10 years. j. X
lIau-I-ipS | 1.-Two in E'aSr Rnnup a m n
democrat and belong to the Christian
church. my age is 80 years. w t.
Eldridge, | live in Mt. Pleasant town
snip, am a democrat, don [ belong to
any church. my age is % years.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21

: Laval, a merchant Of Dallas,
Texas, writes: Il thought would
have TO give up business, after two
years OF suffering from general debi-
lty brought on 10y overwork and long
hours, but four bottles of Electric
Bitters gave lie new life. | can now
eat anything, sleep we'll and feel like
working all the time. It's the best
medicine on earth" It's a wonderful
tonic and health builder tor red
weak, sickly and rundown people
satisfaction Guaranteed. Only 50c
For sale by H. L. Tucker
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21

George Shelton one night last week.
Mrs. d. II. kash was the guest OF
Mrs. !. f. Kash Wednesday night
several of the lads and iassies
tripDed the light fantastic ~ Tom
Holt'- last Thursday night.
Capt. Newberry and i. l.. Gilmore
sDeut the greater part 81 their time
SATURDAY shaking hands with friends
in .iobn-toWn and that night attend
ed tie Masonic lodge.
Miss Julia Rains L. at home again
with DR.. and Mrs {. + BOEden.
Rev Vivian Will fill Lis regular ap-
nnintnant at the Methodist church
in JohustOwu next Sunday at p.
IN. Everybody Is invited 10 come
out and hear him.
Ne-srs. Claud Hamilton and Huje
Shelton Of Foster, were the quests oI
relatives III this vicinity reF days
last week
Willie shelton purchased Is 5auch
of nire -Loat- last week for " a-sa le
paid a handsome price
Nr lake SEeez-r wa- visiting some
nj the Young men last weeE I.- t7--
hall of the WoJdmen of the v oEii-
{. p. Coleman made "a business mp
TO Butler SaIurslay-
We understand thar ~eve-a. y our
naorla wfl leave for North Ba-oTa
-Doa-
NeSsrs. Willie shelton ono John
I8eEso-l attended preaching ~
Spruce sunday night.
There were several oI tI3- y .N'-al
n5 zr;fs.-s friends iined with tbem
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Slid Down d Plank.

II. Louis. Mo.Feb. 13.-Eight hun
drad and. seventy young men and
romen slid down boards from the
windows OF the Liggett 4 Myers
tobacco plant this morning. They
struck because the management re-
used 20 discharge 20 negroes who
we're employed on the same floor
They were compelled to 20 out by
way OF the windows because the fore
man locked all the doors when their
determination to strike was an
The negroes were dis
charged aud the strikers returned to
work
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Had ID Conquer or lie

4 was Just about gone. writes
Mrs. Rosa Richardson 81 Laurel
Springs. y. O.. \ had "1n-1mpf
80 bad that the te-t fOst3r- said /
could not i've NOR than - mo nta-
but began 10 Ues l'r King A@"
Discovery and Wa wholly cured ay
seven bDttle- and arm -o" -tpu' .tf
veil. Il au UurIy4.-i lise--a tsl -
consumption, pneumonia. IA grippe.
and bronchitis. I.st.EbIa Tor coughs
colds. aStHma. haF -aT@F- group or
xhoOuiug cough ss.Tan'@ei bot
ties 5Uc aud 81. #-. bottle ---e
at II. T. Tucker. .. to-".
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Famous Savers 4 ScovilI
Buggies,

The best buggy eyer sold 90 he INIT
ed States. w could got 800 testi-
monials to his fact from best peo-
pie OF Bates and ADJOINING counties.
to whom W. have sold thtr,e burgie-
They are made oi Suaiebou" hickory.
Norway iron and steel buff leather,
cushions stuffed with hair and put
together for keeps. and wc sell them
at same price others ask for he
cheap stuff. SO, when Won start 10
town to buy buggy don't stop 10y
the wayside and buy gold brick,
but come straight TO us and get
what you know Is good. q SAYEEs h
ScovILL. and remember, 700, that
Williams Grocery store is the cheap-
est place on earth ~ buy groceries,
where you meet pleasing. accOmmo-
dating and honest clerks; wher" Won
get good goods and full weight;
where you are made to feel at home
and everybody II treated the same.
where you can get anything YOU
want. either in Groceries. Hardware,
Chinaware. Woodeuware. Tinware.
Cutlery, Implements. machinery,
Harness, Buggies. Carriages, Hay
tools, or anything from a tOOthpick
to threshing machine. and every
thing at the right price II you
haven't traded with u, come and
try us for awhile and you will stay
with Us. Yours. Truly,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
He caught on.

| mules. lie caught on.
}. b Gates took dinner with his
neighbor |. ;. kOOntz Sunday.
Mrs Lee Hendricks is correspond
| ing with a book firm Of Kansas City
| in regard to ID situation.
John Richardson and Thos. Hill
each bought ii COW at Hooper's : sale
Miss Tula Spearman, of Maysburg,
was here canvasslng our village with
baking powder, etc.
Alma Fort left for California last
week, where she has relatives. Jess
her to Kansas City.
Otis Young came in from he East
Sunday evening on his way 10 the
nol1 Invest.
4 Valentine party was enjoyed by
u host of our young folks at Mr. Mil
Ter >. Several couples were out from
Urich
keirsev bought a bill OF gents
furnishing goods from ii drummer
last week He has just received quite
au invoice OF shoes.
I,nIy keIrsey leaves soon to try
lis luck IN the west. Hay he succeed
i our ,,loh, and above all things re
i. h ber the advice of loved ones at
.F,.uo.
rr i. Delis'e rode out in the couu-
tr5 Sunday evening.
Doe Bel was quite sick q few days.
K A. Fowler and family visited
i 'lc'olks Sunday
C.nrance Stckett moved to hi-
hone in Henry county last week, but
was here Us Of old Sunday eve.
PAT.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Deepwater Items.

We notice that W ! Jackson, who
has been at Humausyilie for several
wears, is now a merchant at Johns
town, having bought the general
mercantile stock of J. t.. Nash Il
Bros. Mr. Jackson y a trst-clasS
business man and needs no IntrOduc-
ton to the people OF this section,
having been reared here He carries
a full line OF goods and handles all
kinds OF country produce. We are
glad 10 have Mr. Jackson locate with
Us.
Married. at the residence OF Mr.
Sherm Harbelt. Oh Feb. 2. aU s p. IN. .
by Justice John Radiord. Charley
O'Neal and Miss MoiIie Holt The
writer Joins with their many friends
in wishing them prosperity and nap
piness.
Mr.. Ralph Judy OF JobIstown was
he guest of NJ. targlle and family
Friday night.
W. notice Roll=u Jackson IN our
midst last week
The singing class At Johustowu,
under the auspices of Prof. De6ow,
is progressing nicely, over sixty
scholars in ATTENDANCE
We see candidates for our town
ship offices sailing around 10 sc
their many friends in aehaif OF their
own welfare
Rob Radford mas seen going norta
Sunday evening Rob says he eli
ioys the zephyr breeze.
Olaf Chambers was the guest oi
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
SATTLEY WALKING PL0WS
AND
Angle Steel Bar Harrow,

are a perfect delight to every man
that has used them Our GAINESVILLE
Disc culfivators. our Eagle Listers
and stalk cutters are pronounced by
the farmers To be the best Ask your
neirhbor who has bought imple-
mrute # Us what they think al them.
We are willing to leave II 10 the peo-
E,ie who have used them. " are
metting in this week three ear loads
OF implements. one ear OF barb wire
and hog fencing and one car of bug
gies and spring wagons, over 80
cultiy..tors, $50 riding PlowE, and
other goods in proportion. and we
will sell them, too. Equality d goods
aud low prices count for anything.
Will sell YOU "A Balm, PEORIA or
BIRDSELL Wagon for S62.50 spot
cash. for the next thirty days. Now
is YOUR time to get the best wagon
made. at cost.
We handle most everything known
in the implement and machinery line.
Plows. cultivators, harrows. disc
harrows. GAINESVILLE disc cultivators,
Eagle listers and stalk cutters, land
rollers. brush and new ground piows.
sulkv. revolving and sweep rakes;
thresbers. steam engines, gasoline
engines. clover huiieTS. saw mills,
pumps and wind mills, cane mills
feed mills. Power & Sweeps grist mills,
bav nrassas. stump pullers, we'll drill
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Implements as we'll as Bugges, Heavy Machinery { Groceries.

Hummer or Commodore for few
days 10 try it Then yon viii know
whether YOU want To buy or no. In
fact. we guarantee every implement
we sell to DO perfect work. The
Avery and Sattley Manufacturing
companies do not spend their money
in large pictures ami advertisements
but put it in the quality and co.,
atruction of their goods
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
East County Items.

Health il, good this weeh in this
part OF the county.
Polk Fancher OF Arkansas, shipped
car load OF hogs to Henry Oliver
last week.
Mr.. Green viii have a sale the first
OF March to get ready to leave for
North Dakota.
Andy Stephenson shipped car
load of hogs to st. Louis last Sun
day.
/. N. Kretzinger visited the A. s.
& H. .. feed lot Sunday.
William GOoderman is reported
very sick at present.
Earl Smith was in our midst Sun
day talking up Al mail route. \ free
mail route.
Art Gilmore was in Henry county
buvlng cattle last week.
The roads are i'll very bad condi-
tiun.
Miss Allie Prewitt has been very
SILK buU i, letter.
John prewitt will build Il new dwell
ing soon.
Chas. West has returned to String
town.
NJ Kretzinger bought quite a
number OF fat hogs last week,
John Colwize is doing some work
for Gus Erhart this week.
Henry Oliver is in poor health at
this writing.
The skating party at the wire
bridge on Deepwater last Tuesday
night was II" success.
Walter Snod9rass visited High
Lonesome lost Tuesday evening.
'FRONT.'.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Working Overtime.

Eigh hour laws are ignored by
those tireleSs little wOrkers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Millions are
tlwavs at word night and day, curing
Indigestion, billiousness, constlp3-
ton. sick headache and all stomach.
liver and bowel troubles. Easy.
pleasant. safe, sure Only 2Jc at H.
l.. fuckers drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21
Ballard Breezes.

.ss Of all kinds was lively here
1 saturday. ., a.. r,
q Gartin has rented 'he JIM
Johnson and Homer Davis
pdhorses.
= saturday.
= Richardson went to Butter
- slay Wonder ii he attended
I'M ss'asmoeratic convention?
s.bere be IA good turnout Sat
- and all vote for the court
Hope there will not be Il
',against it here.
Faa Brown is having a tussle with
IN = Davis sold "A horse to Dr..
- Wendleton has rented the
Woods farm northwest.
onmber here received valentines.
H.. Gates and baby are visiting
f,iyps il Kansas City.
a. Barker is offered a good iob
ss hook firm ot Nevada.
H. r l. Radford's mother died
s. home near OceOla Il day iA7o
She has the sympat thy uf az
i Beaman from the southeast
ipre Saturday.
n Laycoek has rented the Me
|nbs farm.
Il j Griffith spent day III our
am He is much better.
1 7g names for the Commoner.
IN Gartin aud son drove to Tut-
day on business.
Iayou see Belisle's valentine?
B Gates is sad and lonely.
Eeupmber the township conven-
NAT Enterprise the first Saturday
barh, at 2 ?. m.
fm Harrison was here trying to
kalyes.
kd Kooutz thinks of moving on
kitg Oak. Like ourselves, wants
Il. handy to school
tB Barker talks OF renting ont
larm and engaging in other busl-
tbm Maybry says he viii either
he in California. oklahoma,
khington or Dakota, He has
III TO Mr.. Gartin and Jim
n save ourselves will move the
Liug week.
lr Clond and Others have our
bks. Come along
)sard Bradley, one of the Fl l..
ttOrneys, was over an evening
8epk.
tarfy Ray was down from Shaw
ihadlng with keirsey.
iyou see Tom Lynch, last Sat
fy? To see him was not to know
Ihmhus Smith has that hedge in
kshape.
lumber sowed grass seed last
and ere long will be sowing
ping us cash. hogs, hay, oats,
mwood We are anxious TO
our books between this and
Fl
axaship collector T. D. Embree.
el commissioner Prof MaX"y.
lihere be a full vote east.
and Mrs {. \. Teeter Sundayed
their son Milt. on Mex ave
Es A. Douglas and children
dat ". H. Warford's Sunday.
= Strobe said they could not
pa job on him, mules or no
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-21

ing machinery. platform and wagon
scales. power aud hnnd corn shelters.
mill and elevator machinery. road
machinery, hrltiug aud hose. steam
fittings. mowers. binder aud reap
eTs. wagon wood work. hardware,
tinware. queanswarr. field and gar
den seeds. farm wagons. spring and
road wagons. hog fencing and the