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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-13
STATE HOUSE.
Meeting Of Governor and Ex-
ccutive Council, Yesterday.
Returns from Fourth District Election
Gives Powers 2726 Majority.
Ju 'Sc S. c. Srou, Again Given TIC Oath IS
Associate Justicc.

When the meeting of the Goycr,o,
and Council convened. Yesterday f,ro.
noon. all the members were present
The Council at once went into cxccu-
tive session and confirmed the no,uina
uoH Oh Judge :. {. Strout of Portland
as an associate justice Of the supreme
Judicial court. Judge Strout was
present and was administered the oath
by Governor Hill. According to the
law the oath must he given by the
Governor before the Council or If the
arpointce be not present two coun-
cillors may be delegated to perform
the duty
The petition of William Hyde of
New brunswick asking for Il pardon
ana release from the State prison was
disposed of by giving the petitioner
leave to withdraw his petition
In 1898, Hyde WAS sentenced to five
years in prison for breaking and en-
tcrinS number of buildings in Wood
lords. The principal plea put forth
in the petition was that he wanted to
20 back to his New Brunswick farm
where his family now are.
The Council adjourned to meet again
1T +. NJ. Monday. when the returns
from the Fourth District election will
he canvassed and the result OF the
election declared.
Returns from the Fourth District
Congressional election have been COM
ing into the Office of the secretary of
state and are now nearly complete.
Washington county complete gives
Powers 2o35 votes and White. 1921.
Pisc&taquis complete gives Powers.
$50 votes and White. 49,. Scattering. =.
Pcnobscot. with FIVE small towns to
hear from. gives Powers. 2615 votes
and White. 2.4+
\roostook. with four small places to
hear from. gives Powers 1892 votes.
White. IS. Scattering. :.
Total-Powcrs. $40; White. .,iS5;
scattering. ..
Hon. Llcwlleyn Powers majority.
272f
The town of Mattamiscontis reports
hat owing to sickness there was no
election in that town. as only two vot-
RS We're present.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
Knights of pythias.

IN. addition to the order published
yesterday requesting lodges to held
memorial meetings, Grand Chancellor
Ellehwood has issucd the following or
der relative to Thursday,
Marietta, o., Sept. II, 1901.
TO Office and Members of the Or
der OF Knight of Pythius Of the Do
man of Ohio.
GREETING.
Whereas, His Excellency, the Presi-
dent and the Governor of Ohio have
set abaft and designated Thursday
Septomber 10, 1901, to be observed as
a day, sacred to the memory Of our
late President, William Mckinley, and
believing that our order, of which he
was a. consistent member, should in
an appropriate manner pay knightly
and fraternal regard to his memory,
l, therefore request all subordinate
lodges OF this domain, where SO sltu-
ated, to assemble on said day, attend
and participate in such services and
exercises as nay be provided by the
good people of our state.
Fraternally submitted,
l.. w. ELLENWOOD,
Grand Chancellor.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18

"fhe Watch on the Rhine" at the
Auditorium, tonight. 49, -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
REMARKABLE SPECTACLE

BY Associated Press.
Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 16.-The
train reached Harrisburg at 4:45 and
resumed its journey five minutes lat
er. During the wait at Union Sta
tion choir of 800 sang Nearer My
God to Thee" and America" Com
panies d and /, eighth regiment, N.
q. P. and Governors troops were
drawn up along the track and stood
present arms as the train passed
through. About 10000 persons crowd
ed about the station. Business gen
erally was suspended from 430 un-
til 500 pm. Numerous bells were
tolled during that period. A remark
spectacle was presented as the train
moved across the long bridge span
ing the Susquehanna from Harrisburg.
On either side of the stream, up and
down, for mile, the banks teemed
with legions of people. On the sur
face of the river, in a fotilla of row.
boats and yachts, hundreds more look
ed up at the train. Again at York
the, train moved for half a mile be-
tween the avenues of solid humanity
and the windows and house-tops were
alive with people.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
ANNUAL
Sunday School Conventions in Fearing
and Liberty Townships.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP


Liberty township held its Sunday
School convention at the Christian
church at Dalzell SEPT. 13 and Ia.
Friday evening the devotional SER
vices were followed by all address of
welcome by Mr.. e. Griffin. lie re-
ferreG to the value of the Sunday
Schooi and its influence for good and
welcomed us among them hoping that
we might both bring and find good
things. Then followed a very good
program of essays and recitations in
torspcrse1 with songs, all furnished
by the various schools.
After the devotional services Fri
day morning an address was given by
Mr.. Griffin on Necessity of teaching
the Bible" as it's influence is for good
and only good we must teach ii if we
would have the best manhood and
wonanhood. Next was an address by
]. A. Roberts on What is the respons-
| ibility OF parents to children in re-
gard to Sunday School attendance"
1.-The parents must say come and not
70 to the children Tor We must win,
no drive them. Christians are call
| ed the salt of the earth and christian
parents are the antiseptic that is go
ing to make the world sweet and get
rid of crime.
After the basket dinner the pro-
gram was resumed and after devo-
tional exercises by the Rev. o. w
Hawkins came an able address by
DR.. A. W. Cline ON Unconscious In
nuence" lie referred TO the story ol
Bruce and the ant, also to Haw'
thorne's story of the Great Stone
Face" as showing the power of "Un'
conscious Influence and from these
he deducted that we canrot be Il
careful of our influence over those
around us or of others over us.
| Rev. w. o. Hawkins gave'a splen
did address ON "The value of the Sun
day School in Moulding Character.
This was followed by an interesting
talk on "Who should be in the Sun
day School, by G. w. Gracey, and h
proved that it is suitable for those o
ali ages and all are needed for the bes
work,
Oficefs are as follows:
President, S. e.. Ray, Fifteen.
Vice President, w. e.. Hoffman
Whipplc.
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs F. G
Silnons, Gasvllle.
Home Secretary, Mrs. Addie HesloI
Gasyille.
Normal Secretary, G. A. Roberts
Dalzell.
Primary Secretary, May Mossburt
Dalzell.
We predict for Liberty townshi
the best years work ii has eve
known for the attendance and inter
est wos most excellent.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
FEARING TOWNSHIP.

The Fifth Annual Convention of the
Fearing township Sunday School AS
sociation met at the Lynch M. E.
Church, Sept. II. In the absence of
Miss Lizzie Athcy, Miss Alzorah
Palmer presided. After the devotion
al exercises the Rev. Ross Sullivan
made a good address on What can
be done to maintain the Sabbath" +"
God only demands one seventh of our
tine III actual devotion and worship,
and Children should be taught that it
is q privilege TO observe the Sabbath
and not duty.
Some other work was attended to
and then we adjourned till after dim
ner after which we listened to an in
teicsting talk en- Home Department by
the County Secretary, Miss Aizorah
Palmer. She reports that depart
mont as growing rapidly in the county,
and great help wherever used.
She spoke especially, of the cores
pondcncc class, pher own having mem
bers in Missouri, Texas and Florida.
After this Miss Mary Corner gave a
good talk on the Cradle Roll"
Then the Rev G. w. Athcy addressed
us on "The Fathers place in the Sun
day School work" 1t is the Fathers
place to say come to the Sunday School
iather than to say CO. and the Fathers
example of attendance at the Sunday
School is far reaching. The church
of the future will be what the Sunday
School makes it and the work of the
parent is more lasting than any mon
ument that can he erected.
In the evening the principal ad-
dress was given ty Mr.. Eden James
1t was a review of the work OF the
Sunday School since the earliest con-
ception by Robert Raikes, He said
the Sunday School has a broader
field than simply of teaching Bible
truths; goes beyond the day-schools
inculCating truths that can be had III
no othel way, The success depends
upon the cooperation of parents with
teachers and officers. After a talk
by the county worker Round Table
was conducted by the Rev. Ross Sulli'
van.
The officers arc as follows:
President, Miss Addic Kidd, Stanley
ville.
Vice President, Mr.. Ford Palmer
Marietta.
Secretary and Treasurer, Jennie
Young, Caywcod.
Home Secretary, Miss Lizzie NtlI "
Caywood
Normal Secretary, Mis-. NJ. 2. james
Caywood.
This was a & Iod convention with
fair attendance. and promises to dC
good work turing the year.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
CalarrhI CatarrhI Catarrh.

All druggists are authorized by the
manufacturers of Bunsens' Cream Ca
tarrhaI to refund the money IL II fails
TO cure any case of Nasal Catarrh, Ca
tarriaI Deafness or CataTrh OF the
Head, no matter of how long standing
One application gives ease and rest,
Contains no mercury or other injurious
drug. Bunsen's Cream Catarrhal is a
new discovery and is the only Catarrh
remedy sold ON a positive guarantee
No Cure. No pay. Price so cents.
For sale by the Kirby Drug Company
lC)
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18

cabinet at President RoCsevelt's re-
quest assembled at the residence OF
Commander Ccwles. where the Prcsi-
dent is staying until after the funeral.
1t can not be learned at this time
whether or not all tho members will
be wlliirg TO serve the full term.
The cabinet members. with the cx-
ception OF Secretaries Hay and Long.
will accompany the remains of the
lead President to Canton and viii
take part in The funeral ceremonies
at Canton Thursday,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
GEORGE B. SUNDERLAND,
DEALER in REAL ESTATE,

Has for sale or rent business or resi-.
dence property In the city suburbs. d
you wish to buy, sell or rent call .oa
Mr.. Sunderland. Valuable farms fcc
sale on easy terms. Also lots or resi-
dences in Norwood. Rathbone. Glass
Plant, Fairview Heights or Mt Ever
ett additions. Office on Second street.
opposite Union Depot. -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
TOUCHING
Scenes Along Route of Fun.
erdl Train.
A soRRowFUL SIGHT.

D X oUhNUWFUL oIGf1I.
BY Associated Press.
), Sunbury, Pa, Sept. 16.-Passage
through this city (Which is midway
Between Williamsport and Harris
burg), was sorrowful sight Third
street, through which the Pennsylvan-
ID Railroad runs, was literally cover
ed with flags and bunting all heavily
dfaped in Grape. All business was
suspended and the entire population
was on either side of the street
There was dead silence as the train
passed slowly through the throng,
all hats were lifted many eyes were
wet and all bowed their heads.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
MORNING SIDE.

We have made arrangements where
by we have secured the exclusive
sale of Morning Side Addition" .one
of the most desirable places in ithe
City for fine residence. No dust,
no smoke, and good big lots SO feet
front, plenty of room to build fine
large house or two smaller houses.
And just thing about it, These lots
have a fine view of the Ohio River,
are all out of high water, and are go
ing at $3.50 and $500 dollars. (Yes,
and they are near the car line too3
Come and see us.
Both phones 454, Room Mills Bldg.
fOEEMAN O. nAJMEN
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 17.-Presldent
Roosevelt this afternoon convened his
hrst cabinet meeting reid in Wash
ington.
At this meeting he asked the mem
Ders Of President McKinley's cabinet
10 retain their respective portfolios
throughout this term and announced
that his administration would follow
the policy outlined by President Me-
Kinlcy in his Buffalo speech, The
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-18
NIGHT CAME ON.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 16.-Night came
on as the train sped from York TO
Baltimore without a stop and in the
darkness only Pickering lights were
seen along the way, but the tolling
Of bells bespoke that manifestations
Of sorrow were still going on. AS the
train drew into Baltimore the black
MASSES of people were seen ranged up
on the huge viaduct which spans the
lihe, of the road, and at every street
crossing living tide surged up to
the train. Nearing the station the
locomotive literally ploughed its way
Among flowers, for the great masses
OF blossoms were strewn along the
pathway of the train. Inside the
station the iron railing held back the
shrging multitude
As the train slowed up Nearer My
Go to Thee" again arose. A moment
later the train was of for it's final
destination. At Baltimore the entire
makeup OF the train was reversed.
sShortlyr before $3.50 O'Clock the, dis
t4ht lights of the capital came into
View. The train ran through the
Suburbs and the knots of people along
ttP, way gradually swelled 10 hund-
rfls and then to thosuands, at S:45
tho train ran into the station round
Which, a great concourse was Whiting
to- receive the dead.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-01-26

kr6l. Psuc ME dadza mu ami cabinet ami
palament. Zreszta z nastepcami tronu zda-
rzaja sic czesto ciekawe metamorfozy po
objeciu rzadow.
Gdyby ME wrodzony konserwatyzm An
glikow, to smiert Wiktoryi bytaby dosko-
nafa chwila dla poaegnania sic ma zawsze
z ustojem monarchicznym. Ceremonii z
ksieciem Walii Mkt by robic ME potrzebo-
wal. Lecz ma konserwatyzm tego narodu
niema zadnej rady. Potrafl on obrat ko-
rome re wszelkiej wiadzy, ale wyrzucit jej
do muzeum starozymosci ME chciat ME
chce. Jest to jedna tych wielu sprzeczno-
sci, kt6rych skfada sic charakter Angli-
ka. Jednym Z gf6wnych rys6w tego chara-
kteru jest daanost do zachowywania pozo-
row. Wszystko MONA, byIeby tax, aby ME
wygladalo, ze sic to robi. Temu przywiqza-
niu do pozor6w prawdopodobnie korona
angielska zawdziecza swoje istnienie.
Mech sobie bedzie nadal monarchia ma
poz6r, skoro gruncie rzeczy jest repu-
blika rozumuje przecietny Anglik Po cze-
sci ma racye. Lepsze to. niz despotyzm,
ukrywajacy sic pod czapka republikanizmu.
Jakiemkolwiek bedzie panowanie Edwarda
VIIgo, mozemy bye pewni, re dosiedzi on
ma swoim tronie do smierci przekaze 60
jeszcze swojemu synowi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-01-26
ZDROWIE CARA MIKOLAJA.

Aresztowanie W Nizzy ksiecia rosyjskie-
go Wiktora Nakaszydze jest nowym dowo-
dem, ze wyzdrowieniu cara Mikoiaja,
przynajmnieJ ma razie. ME moze bye mo-
wy. Pisma "a ubiegfe diva tygodnie wciaz
donosity postepach choroby piersiowej
koniecznosci wyjazdu ma poludnie. Ia
czeto juz nawet robit przygotowania W
Nizzy, mad Riviera, dokad Iekarze zwykle
wysyfaja bogatych a nieuleczalnych su-
chotnikow. Do tych oficyalnych przygoto-
wan przyfqczyly sic inne, nieoficyalne i
wcale niepozadane re stanowiska opieku-
now chorego cara. Nihilista rosyjski, ks
Nakaszidze, znany juz udziaiu polowa-
mach ma nieboszczyka Aleksandra IIIgo,
zjechaf do Nizzy rozpoczal ma wiasna
reke przygotowania do nieco "a zbyt hu
cznego goracego przyjecia ukochanego
monarchy. Poniewaa, jak sic okazaio, do
programu przyjecia wchodzif dynamit in
ne nieprzyjazne zwiazki chemiczne, poll
eva francuska wolafa aresztowat wysoko
urodzonego chemika teraz, niz mice kfo-
pot fapaniem go pozniej. Marny to inte-
res bye carem rosyjskim pono mal racye
ten chfop moskiewski, kt6ry zapytany,
coby zrobif, gdyby zostaf carem, odpowie-
dziat bez wahania: ukradfbym sto rubli
ucieki.
~ Sinmiro11ki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-01-26
EDWARD VII.

Nastepca Wiktoryi, krol Edward VII
jest, jak wszystkim wiadomo, tym samym
znanym ca1emu swiatu ksieciem Walii,
kt6ry dozyf do 60 lat do siwych wfos6w,
bedac zawsze wszedzie wielkiem wyso-
klein grubem zerem Przez lat 40 elegan-
cki SWAT Europy Ameryki interesowaf
sic W najwyzszym stopniu konmi, psami,
krawatami spodniami przyszfego krola
Anglii. Kofka bardziej zaufane interesowa-
fy sic takze jego szczesciem lub niepowo-
dzeniem W grze W karty inne narzedzia
szkodliwe niebezpieczne tylko dla kiesze-
nj. Ksiaze Albert Edward bvt przez lat 40
pierwszym gentelmanem Europy, natural.
ME oczach tych, dla ktorych pr6zniacze
zycie jest idea1em gentelmanstwa. Mkt ME
vie mic o studyach przygotowawczych, 0
przekonaniach politycznych, zdolno-
sciach wojennych oratorskich Edwarda
VIIgo. To tez trudno powiedziec, jakim
bedzie krolem. Jezei postawi sobie "a "a
DAME nasladowac cnoty swojej matki, to
moze bye niezfym wykonawca wolf narodu.
Popularnosci mifosci narodu ME posia-
da. Tolerowano 60 przez wzgl ad ma matke
i to wszystko. Powagi zagranica ME ma
takze ami odrobiny. Przeciwnicy Anglii
juz teraz odzywaja sic, re SWAT DUO pre-
baczaf ministrom angielskim przez wzglad
ma Wiktoyre. Teraz nikomu ME przyjdzie
do glowy krepowac sic W swojej polityce
przez wzglad ma Edwarda VIIgo.
Cate szczescie, re W Anglii krol moze
wiele jake cz4owiek, bardzo mafo jako
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-01-26
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI

Niemieckie lejarnie rur utworzyfy trust.
" Hiszpanski admiral Cervera Jest smier
tenie chory,
q Miedzy pefnomocnikami AguinaIda wy
nik1a niezgoda
w Acqui, pod Turynem, daio sic uczuc
trZcslHniC ziomi. .---7--~~--- r~----r'~
W Hamburgu spalil sic skfad towara-
mi firmy Wagner.
Kongres handIowy rozpoczai swe posie-
dzenia W Berlinie.
W Londynie rozeszfa sic wiesc zama-
chu na zycie ksiecia Walii.
Stan zdrowia cesarzowej wdowy po Fry
deryku budzi powazne obawy.
Pierwsza fabryka cukru zostafa pobudo-
wana Louissianie W 1888 roku.
w roku obiegfym wywieziono re Stan6w
Zjednozconych papieru wartosci $1,000,
600
Kr6l duhski Krystyan TX zamierza zrzec
sic korony ia rzecz syna, kslecia tryde-
ryka.
W Propagandzie, Rzymie, zegnano
misyonarzy, udajqcych sic do r6znych
KRAKOW.
Koleje zelazne Niemczech miaiy w
roku ubiegfym ,444 miliony marek do
chodu.
kr6l szwedzki odzyskaf tyle zdrowie,
ze dniem | lutego obejmie ma nowo ster
rzadow.
Cesarz Wilhelm polecit pomagac hra-
biemu Zappelin ulepszeniu balonu jego
wynalazku.
Charles c. Barnes, amerykanski konsul
W Kolonii, otrzymat od rzadu niemieckie-
60 exequatur.
w leslie pod Chojnicami znaleziono po-
krwawione ubranie zamordowanego przez
Zyd6w Wintera.
w Carskiem Stole czynia przygotowa-
MIA do przyjecia cesarza, kt6ry powr6ci
z Liwadyi dnia 22 stycznia.
Niemcy odrzuciiy projekt Stanow
Zjedn., azeby traktaty handlowe Z China
mi zawierano poza Pekinem.
ROsyJskl minister skarbu Wltte Otrzy-
ma godnost hrabiego, W uznaniu zasfug,
jake po1ozyf dla tronu ojczyzny.
w biezacym tygodniu zaczat wychodzic
"Commoner" Bryan'a, byfego kandydata
na prezydenta Stanow Zjedroczornych
Cesarz Wilhelm ME byf ma pogrzebie
wielkiego ksiecia Weimar Sachsen. Space
rowaf W tym czasie po ogrodzie< Poczda-
mie.
Nar6d dunski i mieszkancy wysp dun
skich Indyach Zachodnich protestuja
przeciw ustapieniu tych wysp Stanom
Zjednoczonym.
w gorzystych okolicach Szlazka SAX
sonii byfo trzesienie ziemi. w Dreznie wy
padali ludzie fozek. W Reichenberg "a
padafy sic domy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-01-26
ODPOWIEDZI REDAKCVI.

X. konieczny. w Boga nalezy VIE
rye, nie W ksiezy Macie 'wolnq ME
przymuszonq wole rozsadzcie vice sami,
kt6ry ksiezy jest uczciwszym. Iii ksieza
odbieraj jq ludziom wiare W Boga, a chca,
ably ich czczono iak ongi balwan6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-01-26

dzisiaj, Prusy stanowia pierwiastek ujem-
ny W gospodarstwie ludzkosci zajmuja W
tym wzgledzie drugie miejsce po Rosyi
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

Mansfield & Mansfield
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

Nine. Hubertine Auclert, French
woman who favors equal rights for
women. has hit upon novel way OF
preaching the gospel The new French
postage stamps present young woman
resting her hand on tablet which bears
the words, The rights of man" Nine.
Aucert has caused to be made quanti-
ty of blue stamps which show a young
man resting his hand on tablet with
the words, The rights of women" She
recommends persons who believe in equa
rights TO affix one of these stamps to eat /
letter, side by side with the oificia
stamp of the government.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

1t has been urged by some that farm
ers living near the city are benefited by
bad roads in the more distant districts
because they can manage to get to town
and realize higher price for their pro-
duce. while those living further away
are unable to reach the market. With a
similar fallacy it has been stated thai
the country merchants are benefited by
bad roads because the neighboring farm
ers are compelled to sell to them and
take their goods in exchange.
The increased value that good roads
bring to farmers estate will more than
recompense him for what he considers a
loss in the price of his produce, and in
addition he reaps the advantage of pur-
chasing his necessities at lower price.
1t is the complete and free interchange
Of commodities within our own borders
which brings the greatest good to the
greatest number.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

The old maids of Minneapolis, Kan,
will hold convention in the near future
and make public the names of the men.
now married, whom they Tilted in days
gone by. 1t is said that some of the
men are offering bonuses to certain old
maids not to'peach
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

might turn It's benefits into ghoulish
evil. # is almost beyond thought that
we may trade and travel and war in the
air. But il is coming, and our great
poet prophet Tennyson must have had il
in mind when he wrote
And from the sky there rained Il ghast'
ly dew.
From our navies, graphing in the areal
blue"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

The offer of Montana legislators to
serve without pay in order that their
great new state shall be properly repre-
scented at the worlds far is an evidence
of the large and growing interest in the
exposition VI 1908. No state, old or new,
can afford to stay out Of it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

President Roosevelt is taking the civil
service law seriously and all applicants
Tor positions. including those in the in
sular possessions, will have TO measure
up to the civil service standard. No
political pull goes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-11-21

a woman Ia New York has permitted
herself to be inocuated by consumptive
germs taken from COW, in order that
mankind might be benefited by the
scientific study Who shall say that
hrruism does not still exist?
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Great
Combination Offer.

For the next 90 days we are
offering the Na'npa Leader
and Emmett Index at the
very low rate Of $500 d year
for both papers. This is an
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not hold good after Decem-
Der 18th. These two places
now have
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list CHuRCH-Servicesw viii be held on
the second SUNDAY, OF each month. rnornins
,nnr,, SsNShihs' sunday school every SundaS
/. G. PERKINS, Pastor.
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Identical interests

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posted on the section tra-
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ern. you must have both
papers. Any old subscrib-
ers, by paying up what is
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r mmett Rebekah Degree Lodge No 80, meets
list and Srd Thursday Of each month, in Odd
FELLOWS Hall at p. m. Members of sister
lodges cordially invited 10 be present.
"is' n"nks' Mrs Clymer,
secretary. Noble Grand.
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SoGIETIE5.

pleasant Valley Lodge No. 249, U w.
meets in the l. o. o. +. Hall. the last Friday
evening OF each month. Members of other lodg-
es cordially invited
John Moulton, President.