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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-06-10
LOCAL ITEMS

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this week.
prof. r. VI. Dougherty, Prin-
.;asf ~ the public school at APP
oalschia. was in town Monday
| e z. Taylor was up from
|Bsn Hur Sunday
Mrs. Charlotte sharitz, of
wrthevlle. is visiting her
brother. Mr. d. Il. Bruce.
Misses Alice and Flora Bruce,
.sacbers in the school at Wise,
ere al home for the summer.
Miss Mary Skeen spent a few
49, last week in Turkey Cove
listing her grand parents.
Won will miss a good time If
IAN fail TO come 70 Big stone
|E.n ON July 4th. There viii be
Finn for everybody.
~. k. Kilbourn, of Whites
h,ry XIV. was a business visi-
tor the Gap one day last week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. r. =.
R.rron. on last Thursday morn
1 ing, o boy.
Attorneys r.. +. Irvine, J. r.
D.ff;-t and W. $ Mathews at
tended supreme Court al
Wvtheville last week.
Miss julie Bullitt returned
last week from a visit 20 her
sister. Mrs. r. w Durrett, ~
Roanoke.
The town now has some if
teen prisoners at work on ih.
road between here and Appa.
lachia. and expects 70 have
more soon.
Send the Wise Printing Com
many your next order for lol
work. They viii do YOU frs.
class work at a reasonable
price
Fred HAYS. of Bristol. is il
town this week. He has bee
awarded the contract for Ia
plumbing in the Minor build
ing.
Cold. Pure. Sparkling, Soda
-Kelly's Drug Store
The foundation work on th
4 cottage for j. NJ. Hodge nea
the residence of Mrs. Rogers
has been completed.
c. +. Beverley, OF Bluehel,
spent q few days in the Gap th
past week visiting his brothe.
W. s. Beverley.
Members of the Woman.
Home Mission Society, of th
Southern Methodist Churci
win give "a play for the benef
of the Society in the nea
future
W. j.. Cox, Sergeant OF Bri
t0l, Va, was IN town Sunda,
w. j.. Draper, agent for q
y. KS. w. Ry. at Gate Cit.
was a visitor TO the Gap Su.
day.
p. w. Slemp, agent for n
Il LIZ ~. at Cumberland Ga
was IN town Sunday.
Hatcher Willis. who has be-,
attending school at the Ra
d0iph-MacOn Academy,
Fronc Royal, Va, return.
home Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Durre.
of Roanoke. are visiting Nj
Dugrett's parents, Capt. al
Mrs. j.. +. Bullitt, in the Gap.
Miss Anna Kerr Tompkins.
Appalachia, was visiting frien
in town Monday.
Mrs. Or. j. A. Gilmer retur
ed last week from a visit to b
parents in Lee County.
j. p. Summers, of Abingdo
Internal Revenue Collector !
the State of Virginia, was
visitor TO the Gap last Sat'
day.
The brick work on the fl
d story of Tho Minor hr,fllinm
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The an dersigned wants 20
rent "a good piano for threo
months.
Rev. J. @. Pulliam.
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weeks.
J a. L Minor has pir~cha~el
"a partially built cottag IN plat
three from T. Z. willis an3 ia
having the building completed
1t is believed the attendance
at the Normal here this summer
viii be the largest of auy Nor.
NAL in the State. and that as
many as $50 TO 800 teachers will
be here.
The crops ia this section viii
be fine this year and more farm
products viii be raised than in
any one year for o long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Blanton
have gone 70 housekeeping in
their handsome new residence
on Poplar Hill. which is now
nearing completion
Big Stone Gap is an ideal
place Co spend thc summer. and
when sufficient hotel accomo
dations are afforded here the
town win be full of people
every summer.
Misses Mary Wells. of Wise
and Vera Willis. of Big Stone
Gap. returning nome from Mar
~a5 $3.50
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nv On GOV" "l'i'''t g". ,iloi.
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C'"S on amy pace 81" '"e "N'i'
county
ATTORNEYS O.. I'll. Wears an.
"'.'- OF
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= 'unean' co. '""e @I' ',
o. ,,i'D."e NDu,' ~ '
"'o'p'
G. z. Kilpore. If Wise. specia
deputy under collector sum
mers az Abingdon. was Inn town
FRIDAY, enroute to the eastern
e part oi the state on pr~oiessiona
business.
Misses Halle and Grace Per
nv. who have been attendin,
school at the Nirriuia INSTITUTE
a5 Bristol. the past year. hav
.t returned U" ''e'' nome 40 '"'
p P''~
r. G.. Holmboe. OF the firm q
Holnboe * LaTertN. architect
of Bluefeld and Clarksbur-
w. Va. who drew up the plan
he for the Home Building Con
y. panv's hotel at this place. is i
NJ town this week.
w II Hvlton ret,rne5 vo.
10 fer5ev from, "a bnsiness trim :
= .Ri~ Stona can pe renorts ts
Gan I'M a HE hniisip0 noon
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auspices Vt ttt " ONkan = uNInE
Mission Society Thursday after ,
noon at three O'Clock. viii take
place IN me school hall instead
.of at ti,s Southern Methodist
Church. There viii be no charge
10 this lecture and TIE ladies OF
the town are cordially invited
80 9tteo5.
Miss Pauline Hurt. of Norton.
Is visiting Big Stone Gap
friends this week.
Mr.. V. 5 Paine, Of Louisville.
Ky Is spending a few days IA
town this week
Miss Eina Maun returned
last week from "a visit to sweet
water. Tenn.
There will bee preaching "a
the Baptist church ID xt Sunday
night Lv the pastor. Rev. j.. c..
Puil.am.
Mis- Golden Noel. daughter
of State Senator j.. g.. Noel. of.
Penuingo Gap. aud g. 81
Larmer. also oi Pennington
Cap, eloped to P~ineviile. Ky.
las. Saturday and were united
m marriage
The Big Stone Gap and East
Stone Gap bali teams played
ahotit match game or oali on
'h@ uiahioho mere TUESDAY AFTER
noon ihe game WINS one OF
.nr 'e-t played mere i'ns year.
ine -e''e iooi I'd tn FAVOR
o' '"f i'o'i 'ea"i.
Union Iron IL Steel Company.
bankrupt. wasin townl last week
looking over the property of
fie concern here.
D..
"'i'" ioN 'Ir 'ne W
6 '''u'"eu '"s
iIpin an eAten.eu stay li
','e Nol'i. 'lI FOX ne" nov
"' t,e'i GIT .'i' Lonesome
i7 appearing
: crived much favorable com
m.nt. and sine general opinion
ls fhatitis bis best work.
"a +'~ei " YOUNG
'''o MHo u"7 'es'le9 IN p
= ''- Z 'oH'ei'nie PAST tn'
,Ho'nlne lot n'S stone 09l
a. where "e mas yea
PoSl.lo" az '1' HA.'1.l i'n'
q, N"Ve "Do"' one ""'
nan ul..es o.'oN ,N, yep %.
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)i .r L,v. onr 49,, r. 70 cl,tl
U.s. rD. Ii.,~ - e.
s, th -. ,n+r a., NJ
ton 6r sowe we1oher ~ l
B ~ ro~nra
.n
The work on the foundatiC
81 1ol .l.o Ionic Du'lUlls O9n
TO p1ny t@is7 anu up-0o-uo
De- u1''' oe.lDlns on s''S 0ot"Vl !
d.. D'- ven 1"u H-
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The health lecture to be Civ
en- by Hiss Watkins under the
auspices Of the Woman's Home
Mission Society Thursday after
noon at three O'Clock, viii take
place IN me school hal instead
Of at ti.s Southern Methodist
Church. There viii be no charge
20 this lecture and TIE ladies OF
the town are cordially invited
10 atteo5.
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders of the Last
Chance Ditch company.
AT a meeting of the directors on
the 9th day of September, 1908, a
cash assessment of $500 per share
was levied on the stock of said
company to pay indebtedness.
This assessment becomes delin-
quent on October 5, 1908, and all
stock on which the assessment is
not paid on above date will be ad-
vertised and sold at public auction.
Herman Werle, Secretary.
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Boys pants 80 cents at Hunts.

Boys pants 80 cents at Hunts.
Boys blouse waist Is cents at
Hunts.
]. H. Cronk is erecting an Office
building OH ground adjoining his
warehouse OH Park street.
Henry Smoke, who was called
here last week by the serious sick.
ness Of his brother. O. H. Smoke,
returned home this morning.
Irving Brown has given a con-
tract to Titus & Carpenter for the
erection of a residence on his farm
on the bench. The building will
be a one story cottage 24x24 and
will cost about $500.
Alex Cruiokshank has returned
from Omaha, where he recently
went with a shipment oflambs.
He found a fairly satisfactory mar
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook of
Kansas arrived last week to Wis
it a few days with Mrs. Julia
Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gil
more.
I. ]. Coonrod was elected clerk
of the Modern Woodmen, at a
special meeting held Monday
to succeed Vern Mnnday,
resigned.
Mrs. John Moulton was the
guest of honor yesterday at a fare
we'll party given by Mrs. R. Bar
rett and daughters at their home
on the south slope. The guests
included all of the south slope
folks aud the occasion was a most
delightful one. Mrs. Moulton
was presented with a pretty cut
glass bowl by her neighbors in To-
Ken of their appreciation of her
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton
will soon leave for their new home
1ear Weiser.
Boys shirts 25 cents at Hunts.
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Notice for Publication.
(Final Proof

l, Wilbur T. Crouch, assignee
of Harry S. Kessler. of Emmett,
Idaho, who made entry No. 10.
under the provisions of an act of
the legislature of the State of
Idaho, commonly known as the
Carey Act" approved March
End, 1889, which embraces nwT
of section 80, of township In, of
range | W., B. M, do hereby give
notice of my intention tomake final
proof to establish my claim to the
land above described, and that l
expect TO prove that l have resided
on, reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law, before
Representative of State Land
Board of State of Idaho. at EN-
NETT, Idaho, on 9th of October.
1908. by two of the following wit
nesses.
Mervin L. HAWTHORN, Thomas
Gordon, Vernon T. Craig,
Fred A.. Wilkie, all of Emmett
Idaho.
W. T. Crouch. ent ryman.
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Wash boilers, so cents at Hunts.
All kinds of wire for fencing at
Hawkins.
Hawkins, Hardware, has q COM
plete stock of disk plows and grain
drills,
Mrs. f. N. Judd returned home
yesterday from an extended visit
in Utah.
Remember Electric Ironing
Day, Wednesday, 7 a. m. till
IL.
Plenty Of apple and peach boxes
for sale at Emmett Forwarding and
Storage Co.
A splendid rain fell Sunday
night and Monday and settled the
dust aud cooled the atmosphere.
Archdeacon Jennings will con-
duct services at the Episcopal
church on Sunday both morning
and evening.
Miss Fanny Thornton returned
to her home in Boise on Monday,
after a few days visit with Miss
Pearl Wilton.
Misses Maud Myers, Echo Preb-
lie, June DeClark. Jane Heath anu
Moulton left Monday for Weiser to
enter the Industrial Institute.
Masonic Grand lodge is in SEES
sion this week in Boise. B. B.
Davis and Frank Crosson are rep
resenting Butte lodge of this city.
DR.. Greene will leave for New
York in a short time to take a post
graduate course in medicine. He
will be absent all winter.
Don't be afraid to give Chamber
lain's cough remedy to your chill
dren. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful drug. 1t always
cures. For sale by H. T. Davis.
Mrs. Shepherd. a w. c. r. u.
lecturer will speak at the Chris
tian church Saturday night, at
the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and at the M. f. church
Sunday night.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this
city on Saturday night elected
Womack, Finley Monroe
and lack Young as delegates to the
state grand lodge, which will
convene in Boise October 10.
Mrs. Albert Seward, a we'll
known woman of the upper count.
~, died at Der home in Garden
last week at the age of 40
years. Hell parents live in Long
and she has relatives in
We pay $3.50 per hundred for
,ats. Hunts store.
The man or oma who poisons
dog, or any other animal for that
has an Apache Indian beat
n a mile. If you huve a. grudge
gainst for brutality a neighbours
.og kill itwith a gun instead Of
.ubjecting it to the awful agony
aused by poison.
There will be services at the M. -
church next Sunday as usual l
y the pastor. The evening ser
ices will begin promptly at 8 p. Ia
/. Mrs. L. E. Shepard. district B
lperintendent of the w. c. T. u, Ii
i'll be present in the evening and
'eak. Homer E. Cullison, pastor.
Regular services at Mrs. Hunts
all, where the PRESBYTERIAN peo- 1.
e worship, Sunday, September
Sunday school at 10. preach
g at II. Morning topic" To
'ery man his work. Evening
rvice at 8; theme: "Christ the .
You are cordially invit- =
]. S. A. Parker, pastor. :
Miss Maude Myers class of
ano pupils gave a very pleasing
usical recital at the home of A.
I'd Friday evening. The
rents of the pupils and
friends were present and en- =
yed the treat. Miss Myers is an
complished musician and a pro- =
lent teacher and the numbers Fl
by her nnnils showed care
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Work shirts, 40 cents at Hunts.
Mems underwear. 80 cents a suit
at Hunts.
Sleep we'll on a Sealey mat
tress. Kar & Co.
Wash tubs Is cents at Hunts.
Remember Electric Ironing
Day, Wednesday, 7 a. m. till
IL.
Bamboo Porch Blinds on your
porch adds another room to your
house. All widths. Ka- & Co.
Suspenders Is cents a pair at
Hunts.
f. & Hunt is building a new
cottage on lots adjoining his own
residence. The house will be for
rent. William Hall is the contrac-
tor.
Sego cream 10 cents a can at +.
+. Hunts.
Alwaysd deal with people who are
here TO stay andwho you know will
give you a square deal. That's
Peterson, the pioneer ice man.
+. NJ. Greene's new cottage IN
East Second street has been com-
pleted by Jonathan Moulton and
when the painters have finished
their work Mr.. Greene will move
into it. 1t is a very pretty and
convenient residence.
Mems sox 8 pair for 25 cents at
Hunts.
Have you bought your disk plows
and grain drills for fall work? If
not, see Hawkins about them. He
has a large stock Of the best and his
prices are always the lowest,
Sweet Lavender drips. 80 cents a
gallon at Hunts.
John Whittemore, a brother of
Mrs. ID. A.. Hawkins, accompanied
by his wife arrived Monday from
Newcastle, Neb.. for a three DAYS
visit. They returned home yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. Haw-
kius and children, who will spend
some time at the old home.
Tons upon tons of barb wire and
woven wire are piled up in Hawkins
warehouse fer those who contem-
plate building fences this fall. He
buys in carload lots and can quote
The cheapest prices. Call and get :
figures. J
Rock candy drips, 50 cents a can
at Hunts.
a rally Of the teachers and work
ers i'll the Sabbath schools of the
Emmett district will be held in the !
NJ. T.. church. Emmett, Idaho, !
Friday, September Is. Rev. w. !
Z. Merritt of Tacoma, Wash, q
northwestern field worker for the q
International Sunday school As
ISOLATION will be present and will +
make addresses both afternoon {
ind evening, on the subjects of c
Teacher Training, ''The Teach a
rs Meeting and 'fThe Adult !,
Movement, and will also q
conduct a Question Box session. a
Nj interested in Sunday school
work are urged to be present.
Program published later. P
One of the worst features of kid !,
ev trouble is that it is an insid- ~
qua disease and before the victim \
his danger he may have a =
ital malady. Take Foley's Kid al
ey Cure at tile first sign of trouble P'
S it correots irregularities and pre- y
Bright's disease and diabe- ~
IS. B. b. Davis -
Horse rasps so cents at Hunts.
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Kodol will. in a very short time,
enable the stomach to do the work it
should do. and the work it should
do is to digest all the food you eat.
it makes the stomach sweet and it
is pleasant to take. 1t is sold here
by Palace drug store.
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Dress shirts. 70 cents at Hunts.

Dress shirts, 70 cents at Hunts.
Grass scythe and srath $1.75 at
Hunts.
Ranch butter wanted for %
cents a pound at Hunts.
Mrs. +. K. Hayes and Irna
were in Boise several days this
week.
Plenty of apple and peach boxes
for sale at Emmett Forwarding
and Storage Co.
Five pounds 25 cent coffee for 81
at Hunts.
John Driscoll of La Grande,
Ore. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
w. W. Wilton.
The Ladies' Aid society will
hold a cooked food sale on Sat
urday, September II, in The Mon
roe building.
Having. joined the National Ad-
vertising and Distributing Bureau,
| am prepared to post all kinds of
bills and distribute advertising mat
ter. A. s. Honey.
Korn Knives at Hunts.
George Zimmerman and family
and Mrs. Ed Waring and children
returned last week from a two
weeks outing in Sage Hen valley.
They found game and trout abun.
daut.
Six table glasses 80 cents at f. E.
Hunts.
A. B. Hawkins of Clifton. Colo,
has the Emmett fever. and in a let
ter ordering The Index sent to
him, says he will move here "a
soon as he a sell his home place.
Boise Riggs was called to Boise
last week by the serious sickness
of his father, who is an inmate of
the Soldiers Home. Mr.. Riggs
returned home Tuesday, his father
recovered.
Kodol will, without doubt,
make your stomach strong and
will almost instantly relieve you
Of all the symptoms of indigestion,
Get a bottle of it TODAY. 1t is I'D
here by Palace drug store.
Il
Mrs. c. L. Carnage and children
and Ora Bever returned home Sat
nrday from Alpha, where they had /,
been visiting Mrs. W. H. Baxla {,
for two months, Mrs. Carnage was
greatly benefited in health by the
,hange of climate.
Mems fine shirts SO cents at E. f.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder ,
bills are for weak back, backache, {
Rheumatic pains, inflammation of
he bladder aud all other annoy
noes due to weak kidneys. They c
lie sold by Palace drug store.
Lords day morning subject at .
he Christian church at IL a. m. i
is the revelation made through
,hrist to Il race all that man re. !,
lily needs for Salvation?' Even y
ne subject at 8 p. M, "Man's ,
reat need" Bible school at 10 9
+. m. G.. l.. Snrber, pastor
Guy Francis and Miss Ollie h
were married Sunday at .
lie home of the brides parents, N
lr. and Mrs. Hardy Phillips 6,
/. G. Perkins tied the nuptial W
not i'll the presence of relatives 81
I'd many guests. Both young :
eople are we'll known here. The
oung couple will shortly leave for hi
e West, where the groom will en-. pl
lge in business, and his acquain- Il
noes here wish him success. in
Woods Liver Medicine in liq- eV
d form for malaria, chills and Sc
yer, regulates the liver, Kidneys &c
d bladder, brings quick relief to co
liousness, sick headache, consti-
tion. Pleasant to take. The nj;
90 bottle contains ~ times r,
of the SOC size. First RI
sc brings relief. Sold by B. B. pa
wis. e,
Six dinner plates 60 cents at E. E. 10,
&C
hc
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school. CALL.

On and after September 10, 1908,
I will pay at my Office in the First
National bank of Emmett, Idaho,
all school warrants up to and in
Guiding No. 1910.
f. K. Hayes, Treasurer Ind.
School Dist. of Emlnettsville.
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peaches
for CANNING

Several varieties from the cele-
brated orchard of c. A. Tolman.
Will deliver il desired.
c. a. T0LMAN.
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Boys New Fall School Suits.

Knee pant suits, special values at 81. SO. $3.50, SO
Boys long pant suits, II to 16 years, special
values at SO. 95, 81. 30 and SIS. 90
Boys new fall hats at ............. SOC, 75c and 81
Boys new school caps at. .......... .25c and 35c
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Our School Shoes Are Made to
Stand Rugged Wear.

Misses and Children's kid and kangaroo calf
shoes at. 81. so and $1.25
Boys and Youths army calf shoes, $1.85, 81. 65, $1.5O
Boys and Misses "Buckskin" and Pansy
stockings 25c
Good school handkerchiefs .........1 lie, Sc and SC
Hair ribbon, l. inches wide, all silk taffeta
hair ribbon, all colors, yard ,.............
Extra large scratch tablet and good lead pencil sc
Nickel and rubber pencil tips ...............
Pencil Sharpener. .....1c
Pencil and ink eraser lie
Superior polished lead pencils ................1 lie
Rubber and nickel tipped lead pencils. 2 for SC
Best black ink.
White desk paste. Sc
Spencerian pen points, per doz. ................8
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FOR Horse, buggy and
harness, cheap. Apply to Sam
Riggs. or Price Bane.
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We have nc competition. Haw-
kins, Hardware.
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FOR RENT One and a half acre
in orchards, with buildings.
Hunts sotre.
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Peoples Column.
Sc a Line Each Insertion.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALEM No. 4 Smith Premier
typewriter, first class condi-
ton, will do good work. Canyon
Canal Co.'S office.
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FOR RENT-Good pasture, good
water. W. R. Adams, 2 IL
miles down valley. If.
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WANTED-HELP, Etc.

MONEY TO LOAN-We now have
plenty of money to loan On town
property as we'll as farms. Idaho
Improvement Co. ct.
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FOR SALE-One brand new tanning
mill, James Vanderdasson.
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School Days

Outfit your boys and girls for
school at the Golden Rule
Store, the store Of high quality
and low prices.
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Entire change of program
every Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
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Miss Maude Myers class of
piano pupils gave a very pleasing
musical recital at the home of A.
Bird Friday evening. The
parents of the pupils and a
few friends were present and en-
joyed the treat. Miss Myers is an
accomplished musician and a pro-
hcient teacher and the numbers
given by her pupils showed care
full training as we'll as ability.
AK and handle, 65 cents at Hunts.
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EMMETT NEWS.

Work shirts, 30 cents at Hunts.
Mems underwear. 80 cents a suit
at Hunts.
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
Blood Will Run
In Half Decade,
Day PropheSieS

ALBANY. n. Y, Feb. ST prophesy,
as 1 did the panic more than a year
ago, from the same causes. that before
another half decade blood will flow in
our streets. and the night riders torch
VIII light the heavens with its appalling
glare"
With this flaming peroration. Chan
cellOr James r. Day, OF Syracuse Uni
versity, astounded his hearers tonight
at the banquet Of Group V OF the state
Bankers Association. His speech was
Roosevelt, whom however, he did net
mention by name.
Governor Hughes, WHO had been in
vited. was kept away because Of pres
sure of business.
Chancellor Day quoted from a speech
Of Daniel Webster more than half n
century ago denouncing what he called
lust such attacks s those made in
these days" and declared that the ad-
dress sounded as II 1t were delivered
today. 1t does not sound like the one
delivered a week ago today
7 charge this whole business, ne
said, with bearing the earmarks of
disloyal Islander and, defamation of the
commerce of the country. The attacks
upon men and corporations are in the
terms in which the slanderer talks.
They are not judicial, specific, and par
tfcuiar. They are sweeping. reckless,
inGfscriminate, and on the face Of them,
for the most part false. The whole
thing is a gigantic political famine IN
which the people are being deceived for
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