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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-22
OLA ITEMS.

The roads are getting muddy
again.
Green grass is getting abundant
Stock of all kinds are being turn
cd on to the hills.
Mr.. G,E. Ritter of Youngstown,
Ind. arrived at Ola last Sunday.
They are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ritter. Mr.. r. has come
to Idaho with the intentions of
making his home here, if he likes
the country He was surprised to
see the snow gone and the hills
green with grass Flowers spring
into life ON the hillside. When he
left Indiana it was winter with no
indications of spriug.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Blessenger, a ten pound boy
The place known as the Huff
man ranch was sold yesterday, Tom
Glenn being the purchaser. Every
one will be pleased to have Mr.
Glenn and family return TO Ola
They are well and favorably known
having lived here for the last
twelve years.
Mr.. H. H. Burton received word
today that his father of Vale Ore.
has recently died. He will star
soon for that place.
While helping to fix a bridge
across Gold Run, Jesse Perkin:
met with quite an accident. In at
tempting to lift the scraper, thu
team started. catching his hanC
between the handle and sideso
scraper, MASKING his hand, one fin
ger cut off at the first joint. HI
will 90 to Boise TO have it attende,
to.
! Mrs. Higgins has been i'll will
La-grippe.
The ranch known rs the Bear,
ranch now owned by Geo. Hol
brook is being repaired by fencini
and trimming shade trees and oI
chard. 1t does not look quite lik
the same place.
Dame Rumor says there is to b
a wedding or two in the near fu
ture. Hear the wedding bells.
OLA.
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James G.Lambert.

The friends of James G.. Lam
bert have written US, asking for
information as to his present
whereabouts if living, and the par
ticulars in regard to his death. if
not. He was last head of at Grange
vile, Idaho, about twelve years
ago. He must be about sixty years
of age, if alive.
Anyone knowing anything a.
bout him will receive the thanks
of an anxious brother if they will
write to Isaac Lambert, South
Danville, Maine, or to the journal
Shoshone Idaho.
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Sheep Sliearins is in
Progress.

Some few sheep owners are com
mencing the harvesting Of their
crops, but it seems TO be rather
early to turn the "wool-producersv
out in thcir shirt sleeves, so to
speak. It seems that a good well
behaved sheep, ought to be able 10
look fellow out of countenance
who was attempting to take his
coat away, until the nights get a
little warmer.
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The Idaho Northern.

One mile of the Idaho Northern
track has been laid to permit OF
storing rails and materials as the
yards are overfowing. Twenty
three car loads of ties have been
received and they are coming as
fast as they can be taken care of.
The large force for the completion
of the road to it's present destina-
ton will be put on about the 18th
of May and General Manager
Dewey states that the road will be
finished to Emmett by the 1st. o.
July. -Nampa Leader.
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SWEET ITEMS.

Len Barry, our respected young
school and music teacher, who has
been very sick for the past two
months, we are happy to say is up
and around again and says he feels
about as we'll as ever.
Arch McKeller, the Ola consta-
BILE, passed through here, having
rode one horse from Crane creek
to Payette and back by way of En-
NETT to Sweet in one day; pretty
good ride. Arch said he fed the
horse four times on the trip. Nc
looked a little "worse the wear
when he arrived here.
F. A. Noland and Billy Ireton.
our merchants, have both been to
Boise after goods; they are both
great rustlers and sell lots of goods.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick, a nephew of
James kirkpatrick an old timer
and land owner here who died two
years ago, has with his family ar
rived from Missouri and will live
on the old Kirk place which he now
owns. They are nice people and we
welcome all such among us. John
Brown went to Boise after them.
Fall grain is looking fine and the
hill sides are green and the stock
men are turning out their stock
The hills are covered with sheer
and another busy summer seems
close to us.
Badley's have finished nice
trout pond just below their spring
house, walled it up nicely Will
stone with a picket fence around
to protect it and will stock it VI
with front this sping. They pro
pose having something better thu
suckers and near the door too.
The P. L. of H. will give bo,
supper on the evening of All Fool'
day with a nice program and I
farce or two in connection. All ar,
invited to come and get fooled, a
the Wo0dman hall.
1t is raining and storming again
regular March weather.
Yours Truly, Squire.
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NOTICE.

To 1ChoD1 it may concern:
Notice is hereby giUen that
on Sat. March. %, 1901, a
resolution lOiU be UOted up
on In En1neettSUiLle Lodge
No. II LO.O.F. Emmett,
Idaho. to determine lOheth-
er OF. not the Trustees be en-
pOtoered to sell Lot No. 4 IN
Block No. l IN ED1D1sttS-
Dille tOlOnSite together l0ith
hall thereon.
E. K. Hayes,
Sec'y pro tenn.
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Falk's Store. March 3, 1901.
Ponder 1t Well.

Fellow traveller. as on we plod.
Serving the devil or serving God
There's treasures in heaven,
Remorse in he'll
Which will be our portion?
Ponder it well!
F'llow traveller, stop pray
Isheaven your goa as You walk today
Reward comes irom above,
Reiribution below.
Are you lahoring in love2
Tomorrow you may never know
Which to-day is our feet upon?
It can't be both. so must be one;
The one leads upward, unto life,
There is no other but u hell
This the battle, this the strife;
Ponder it well. brother ponder il we'll.
Awake poor soul. thy downward course,
Brings only woe, despair, remorse:
Best seek thy Lord. and seek Him now,
While heavn records thy solemn vow.
Yes. break thuse chains Of sin and shame
Crying, God help me, in Jesus name.
The Lord redeemed. on earth are free.
The purchase price was paid for me
And D., His grace child I'll be.
With a heavenly home through e
ternity. H. 4. Green.
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NOW ALL VOTE.
POPULISTS, DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS SOCIALISTS, PRO
HIBITIONISTs UNION REF0RMERS AND INDEPENDENTS.

who believes that the people all the
questions that being discussed by all political parties
that print the list Of questions the Missouri World
purpose of getting expression of the PEOPLES views unbiased
party influences and for the further purpose
ing thought and investigation of these subjects.
The plan postal card aud address Index Then
write Yes and No the card putting mark the
parts numbers questions upon
you ire under that word that part the
the with the upon which you desire o
couple of citizens have ycuntes red help
send the totals the Missouri World publ alton
publish totals if good
pu and will give at the proper time the totals the
cast ont these questions reported to the World
The Ladies reminded that they in Idaho and that
they will be entitled to these questions
person the that they desire
ting such as they see fit.
You may your upon card you
those entitled o a should respond.
your yoH all questions
sire the card
We gave II Of the questions last 36 this week
political deal but simple proposition to people h
express themselves upon live questions that being
the country, with which all citizens will
do with in the that Immediately nefo and all poitca
parties will ke up of these questions platforms
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-22

~. Do YOU favor use and occupancy
being the only little TO land.
43. Do ,ou favor graduated land tax?
Al. Do Won favor III. government own
.rshin of AL machinery Of prodnctiuas
As. Do Won favor the government own
ershiD Of the machinery of production
where such machinery is necessarily so
costly Ms TO make The owner of il a mon.
onolisig
46. Do YOU favor all ti,e business OF the
n,tiuu hsipr conducted bv the govern
mept and all ihe people working Tor the
royernmeutg
A. If vour answer is YES 10 the last
question would YOU have each one who
works receive equal paye
4s Do ,Du favor the Cooperative
Commonwealth. that Is all the means of
nroducti.p and distribution shall belong
ia The people As a whole-to the govern
Notwithstanding lands. factory machines
farm machines. railroads. telcgraphs,
stores hotels &c. SC?
40. Do you favor compulsory educa
tion?
50. DO you favor free school books:
81 Do you favor an educational quail
| incat;on for voters!
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LOOK HERE!

If you l0G7at first class
blGcbSDaithiaG, at prices to
suit the times, 60 to E. C..
Blanchard'S shop 0Ja Com
merciaL street. Lire and
let JiUe" is the motto: Ind
cash is lchGt does the b1tS-
mess. 3--22 A--I9
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-22
he Portraits of our
PRESIDENTS
With Biographical Sketches

General Charles H. Grovesnor,
Member of Congress for nearly 20 Years
Contains twenty four large Photo-gravurc
Etchings from the paintings iudorsed by the
families and near relatives Of the Presidents.
Printed on heavy plate paper. embossed. 4
very large book; title page designed by Tiffany
Biographical sketches printed in large, open
type in two eolors. The greotest work Of the 10Th
Century. So beautiful that when President Nc
Kinley saw it he subscribed Immediately. On,
agent selling 60 sopies in q small territory in
Pennsylvania. a million copies will be sold quici
Fortunes will ba mado this Inaugural year
High class man or woman CT good social stand
ingfcan mako little fortune in this territoi J
Territory is going rapidly. Presses runnins
day aud night 10 I'll orders
wANrED;-Stats Manager 10 looS alter cor
resaca4er-c ond ageats.
Ada-ess ta-dav rHs CONTINENTAL FsEas.
CoHcoRaS RuIIpDG
WsshHtgtoo, o c.
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vice Of the government or not, to keep
them in independent comforts
cl. Do you favor giving each county
the right to fix the salaries to its Off
GERS?
g. Do you favor the employment Of
county officers Except legislator) by the
county board or court on the best terms
for the taxpayers that competent talent
cnn be obtained7
63. Do you favor proportional repre-
sentationg
g. DO you favor giving women the
right to vote:
G5. Do YOU favor enforcement OF that
section OF the constitution of the United
States which provides for reduction OF
representation in congress from states
denying men Of voting age the right to
vote.
60 DO you favor the Uoited States
paying bounty to ocean steamship
companies?
81. DO you favor a regular army as
large as 100000 meng
Gs. Do you favor holding the Philip
pines as Colonies. not as "a part Of but be-
longing to the United States. with local
self-government for the Filipinos?
SO. Do YOU favor granting the Philip
pine Islands absolute Independence?
20. Do you favor free trade between
the L. S. and the Philippines?
II. DO you favor the prohibition of the
use Of child labor in factories.
-. DO you favor the right of trial b,
jury on the charge of contempt o.
court?
73. Do YOU favor abolishing the vet'
power Of president and governors2
"a. Do you favor arbitration Of dis
putes between nations:
75 Had the United States not promis
+ ed independence TO Cuba. would >, Gu, ia
vor the annexation of that island TO Oh
+ United States without the consent of tn
d Cubaus.
76. DO yon favor the eight-hour da
= for LABOR.
o 77. Would you favor the organizatio
of non-partisan order for the discufsio
r of such questions as those above enumei
r ated, at Emmett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-22
Cuffs Fly, Scab
and Mango oil or
MaggOt Lotion.

A useful preparation for Farm
Q rs 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 unit
the wound has healed.
For particulars write TO Geo. E,
Little Emmett, Ida.
Sole Agent for State of Idaho.
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NOTICE.

My wife, Aida Hutchinson, has
left my bed and board without pro-
vocation or excuse, and l hereby
warn all persons against allowing
her to run any bills on my account.
as I will not pay any bills SO charg-
ed against me.
A. W. Hutchinson.
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Delinquent Notice.
Only Chance Ditch Co., EN-
NETT, Canyon County, Idaho.

March Z. 1901.
There is delinquent upon the follow
ing stock on account Of assessment levied
GU the 2nd day of February 1901, the
several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective share holders, as fol-
lows:
w. d. Patison, Of ! share Of
stock. No 10. 81 IS
George TregascGs, share stock
No. 20. s1O.5O
james Bigham, share stock,
No IS and J share No. %, slj. 75
And, in accordance with the law in
such cases provided, so many shares, or
parts of shares, Of each, as may be nee
.ssary, will be sold IN front OF the In
dex office in Emmett. Canyon County |.
laho. on the 22nd day .f March 1901. at
; O'Clock p. III. Of said day. to pay deliu-
luent assessment thereon, together with
.ost Of a1vcrtisias aad-ezPefse oi s,c.
Thomas Russell Secretary.
'rr''r'r. Canyon Couasy, Idaho March
:, 1901
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Go away from Home 10
Hear the News.

Smith and Alden viii move their
amp from the Cottonwoods 10 the
new canal being built on the north
side of the Payette, opposite En-
nett Several parties will 60 fiom
Council to work on the canal
Council journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-22
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.

laxative Bromo eDialn' Fso'ers cure
-l coid iu one das 10 Cure no Fay,
Evening star., 1901-05-11
s.The Bread That Sell.

"Corbys Bread is the bread that
sells. | sell more of it than any
other scent bread. 1t is the only s
cent bread | sell. | did sell other
brands
Its the best bread in the world"
spoke up customer. You can eat
1t without any butter. 1t melts in
Your mouth .
Il picked out Corbv's because it,
the best bread. People like it. They
want no other"
CIAinN AIEI-CII
Evening star., 1901-05-11
7. F. GRIMES & SON,
By Morrill, kidWell.
A Comment on Cleanliness.

"Corby's Bread is thought by the
majority OF our customers to be the
best on the market. We sell more
of Mothers Bread than any other
a great deal more. 1t can't be beat.
"Corby Brothers have a fine bak-
cry. They keep it clean. The bakery
speaks for itself. The great consid-
Grafton in running bakery is keep
ing it clean. | have been through
the Corby bakery. 1t gives one All
appetite for their bread. 1t is most
modern and an absolutely immacu-
late establishment. 1t is scientific
bread making"
B. P. WATROUS,
Evening star., 1901-05-11

After visiting the Corby Bakery and thoroughly
Investigating tn. new process of breadmaking the
investigator called upon fifty In different
sections Of Washington and asked then, about the
sale uf Corbys Mothers Bread.
Their signed statements follow. In only
tw" instances did any groccryman state that he
sold much Of any other bread he does of
C"rhy's Mothers Bread. In the majority of in
stances they said:
We sell twice as much of Corbys Bread any
other bread
Or We sell as much Of Corbys Mothers Bread
Is all other breads combined
or- We sell Corby's Bread exclusively. because
ii is the best bread made
The Universal Verdict.
The universal verdict was:
''torhys Bread is the best
Our customers insist on having It after once
trying it
The interviews are given here without els bora
tion or sequence, just they given to the
Investigation.
They speak for themselves
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Corby's Bread almost exclusively. 1
had eight bakers on the list at one
time, but cut them off.
Il have very little call for any
other bread
f. L. IEWELL, 9th and NJ SITS.
"Corby's Mother Bread sells away
ahead of any other. We will sell
very little of any other kind. We
sell about 90 loaves day"
d. F.. KIEPS,
K. |. ave. and 9TH st.
Eve sell Corby'S Bread exclusive
ly. We picked out the best baker
on the list There was SO mitch call
for Corby's Bread that the question
decided itself We take from 90 to
100 loaves day
FRANK +. ALTEMUS.
1903 2 st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-11
"The Best There In."

Il sell more of Corby's Mothers
bread than any other brand. It's
the best bread there is
J. SCHRINER. 1901 34th st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Both at this Store and the stores
of my FIVE sons we. sell more of
Mothers Bread than any other
brand. The people say, Give me
Mother's-give me Corby's.'
Il could get along nicely if | sold
no other. Mothers Bread is GER
tainly the best, but | can't refuse the
other bakeries. I am short now OF
Mothers Bread. We sell twice as
Evening star., 1901-05-11
We sell more of Corby's Moth
er Bread than any other brand"
NJ. q. J JERMAN & son,
18th and | StS NV

We find more demand for Cor
by'S Bread than for any other. Our
customers, the most of them, regard
IT as the best bread made"
e.. w. HALL, X and 10th sts. NV
We handle more of Corby's
Bread than any other. 1t is the best
there is. We use it where | board
Customers say it keeps moist longer
than any other kind of bread"
J. {. LOVE, 18th and NJ sts.
we sell IS loaves a dav of Cor
bys Bread and so loaves Saturday.
This is a great deal more than anv
other. H. c. RENSHAW,
1901 5 st. NV.
his was the first store in Wash
inston to deal in Corby's Bread. It's
the best bread on the market. We
sell more of it than any other, by
lar. RENSHAW BROS,
18th and Nj sts. NV.
Corby's Bread His Leader.
Oorbys Bread is my leader. We
sell tive times as much of it as any
other, and we buy of six bakers. I
sell 100 loaves of it Saturday and 60
daily VIM. +. DAVIS.
18th and P sts.
Mothers Bread is the best there
is and the best seller. We sell four
times as much Mothers Bread as
any other at both my stores"
NJ. MAZO, 4th and Elm sts.,
9th and r. |. ave.
Il sell Corby's Bread exclusively.
1t is the only bread my customers
want Mrs. BLUMMER,
Columbia and Quarry roads.
Evening star., 1901-05-11
They Refuse Substitutes

We sell about IS loaves OF Cor
bys Bread day. Ne find it a bread
that gives undoubted satisfaction
wherever we place it. People that
use 1t once are pretty apt to call for
1t again, and in fact it is a very fire.
qucnt occurrence for our customers
to ask for Mothers and refuse to
take substitutes.
+. W. BLACKBOARD.
Berwick Supply Co,
18th and Park sts.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

much of Corby's Bread as we do OF
any other. ! buy of seven bakers
but | sell as much of Corby's Bread
as any three of the others COM
bined." |. PORTION.
The stores of his sons are as fol-
lows:
JAKE PORTION, 9th and F ne.
L. PORTION, n. J. ave. and F NV.
JOSEPH PORTION. 18th & T NV.
NJ. PORTION, Ist and p NV.
S. GORDON,
Goth and E NV. 0lis son-in-law).
A Thousand "a Week.
eve sell about thousand loaves
Of Corby's Bread a week at our two
stores. 1t is the first we run out of.
We sell as much of it as any two OF
the other brands"
FAMILY SUPPLY CO..
L. M. HARRELL,
9TH and H ne, 1916 I4th NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

Il don't sell any other brand.
selected the bread there is the
greatest demand for"
JOS. H. LEE, 32o5 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-11
The Best ON the Market,

"Corby's is the best bread on the
market. The Corby Brothers are
the ones who compelled the rest of
them to make good bread. l sell
Evening star., 1901-05-11

We sell more Corby's Bread
than any other said the clerk.
Y great deal more?'
Yes, sir"
The firm being called up on the
phone later, said the above was cor
feet, and that when asked what bread
a customer wants its nearly always
"Corby's."
Evening star., 1901-05-11
SIMON MEUGH.
"Use 1t Mt Home. Too"

I'VE sell more OF Corby's than
any other. We use it at the house,
too. It's good bread-I will tell
YOU that!
Il would rather have it than any
other in town.
E. T. LYDDANE. 1903 32d st.
Evening star., 1901-05-11
"a Story Without word.."

"Here's picture without words
Mr.. B. F. Craycroft and myself. We
both eat Mothers Bread. We tip
the scales something over two hun
dred pounds each now. If we
stopped eating Mothers Bread we
would drop down to about one hun
dred and thirty-six.'
"Then you think it is pretty good
bread?"
Eighteen carat, Sure"
"Sell a good deal of it?'
about 90 pei: cent of Our bread
trade is Mothers Bread. Here's a
story that tells the virtue of Moth
er's Bread. Atustomer came in one
day and said, T don't want any more
Mothers Bread. Ny boarders eat
too much of it, They eat it like cake.
| run boarding house. 1t would
ruin ME. >=
Did she stop"
eyes, stopped, and switched"
J. c. CRAYCROFT,
Evening star., 1901-05-11
On the Opposite Corner.

On the opposite corner the gro
ceryman said: 1--WE sell more of Cor
by's Bread than any other five-cent
bread-forty loaves daily, sixty Sat
urday."
Evening star., 1901-05-11
"Brings Trade to the Store"

"Corby's Mothers Bread is about
the only bread we handle. We find
it sells better than any other. We
can recommend it over any other,
because it is better bread. We know
this, because we use it ourselves.
The sale has increased wonderfully.
Dealing in Corby's Bread brings
trade to the store"
LAURA A. CARPENTER,
22Oi Idth ST
Evening star., 1901-05-11
Because Customers Want 1t.

Il sell more Mothers Bread than
any other kind | sell it because my
trade wants it. F. KIDWELL,
25I4 Pa. ave, Arcadian Market.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

other brand"
VIM. A. L. HUNT,
So3-5 ~ st. s.w.
1--WE sell about IS loaves of Moth
ers Bread. Two years ago we were
not selling any of it. The sale OF
this bread seems to increase right
along" c. E. BERNHARD,
3II6 I4th st.
Il sell more of Corby's' Bread
than any other. My customers pref
ty generally consider it the best
made. We do not sell half as much
of any other brand"
H. L. ALDEN, I'll 10th st. s.w.
ats A.toni.hins How 1t Sells"
Il began taking Corby's Bread
about three months ago, after they
had solicited me for a long time. |
began taking five loaves day. Now
we average fifty loaves a day and
hundred loaves Saturday, which is
the largest amount we take of any
bakery.
1T is all right! l have people who
come in and ask for it, and if we are
ont of it will go out to find it else
where, leaving Our other bread On
the counter 1t is coming the season
now when people don't want to do
their own baking, and l have pre-
dicted that Corbys Bread will soon
outsell all the other bakeries put to-
gether. 1t is astonishing how it sells.
They keep us supplied with it three
times day. A wagon comes early
in the morning. another with hot
bread at II, and still another at 3 in
the afternoon. People. like fresh
bread"
DO they like hot bread?'
More SO all the time"
"Do Corby Brothers take back the
bread left over?"
When there is any left over,
which is very seldom. Why, the de-
mand for this bread keeps us sold
out of it every day." D. ELLIS,
The Savoy Market, 28o6 14th st. NV.
Three Times as Much.
Nov give ME three loaves of
Mothers Bread,' said little girl at
the counter of G.. w. Sanford's store,
when another little girl had gone
away with her loaves. 1t seemed to
be almost bargain rush in Mothers
Bread, for while Mr.. Sanford was
saying, Il sell three times as much
of Corbys Bread as l do of anv
other hve-cent bread, and if | hadn't
two or three friends in the baking
business | could sell twice as much
as | do of it, small boy broke in
with, Gimme a loaf of Mothers
Bread"
And after he had been supplied
Mr.. Sanford went on: "The sale of
Mothers Bread increases with me
right along"
"Is it the best bread on the
MARKET"
ut must be- The proof of the
bread is its sale. Families that buy
Mothers Bread won't take any
other, even if the stores are closed"
GEO. w. SANFORD,
AZ and N s.w.