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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

THE person with a sharp
tongue never cuts much of a
swath as popular idol.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

WE would suggest that the
amend the fish and
game laws to protect suckers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

years of devoted service to the
state make him a prime favorte
as a candidate to succeed him
self.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

We don't blame a woman wear
ing one of those 10-acre hats for
hiding her face.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

How about those drinking
fountains?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

A little less of that electric
display next time please.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

We can still stand a little more
rain.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-07-15

Largest Circulation in the County
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-14
NEW NATIONALISM
MENACE, REPUBLIC
DEMOCRATIC GUBERNAToRlAL
CANDIDATE IN CONNECTICUT
RAPs ROOSEVELT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. Judge
Simon e. Baldwin, Democratic candi-
date for governor and former chief
Justice of Connecticut, tonight said
that the policy of Capitalization which
Roosevelt breaches might yet shattsr
the republic. He said:
1T is pretty transparent that the
foundation Of our government 10 the
balance the constitution provides be-
tween the States on one side and the
federal government on the other.
What is called the new nationalism
intends that the federal power ought
to be pushed in all directions as far
as 1t can be. without regard TO its
being reasonably necessary for the
good of the country"
do you think, judge, that II the
you speak of lie persist
ed in the republic is liable to destruc-
ion?"
yes, / DO"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-14
MEN
ENDORSED TAYLOR
WANT DR.. ELEcsoE BROWN FOR
STATE sENAToR-DELE-
GATES NAMED.

The Pattei sOE Democrats who met
at the circuit court room Of the coun-
" court house Monday adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved by the Democrats OF
Maury county, in convention assem-
bled, that We hereby endorse the nom
ination Of Robert L. Taylor for Gov
ernor, by the State Democratic con-
vention in Nashville, October 6, and
pledge our loyal support.
Resolved, That we endorse the
platform of principles adopted by the
same convention, and in love and
charity recommend them ii our errlng
brethren and we cordially invite them
to follow and support the old Pilot
that has made US unnumbered fights,
but never one against a Democrat, and
every one against the Republicans
I'VE favor the modification of the
registration laws of Maur ycounty SO
as to limit their application to the
Seventh and Ninth districts"
The committee on resolutions was
composed of ". o. Gordon, NJ 5.
King and R. NJ. Wilkes.
A resolution was also introduced
and adopted endorsing DR.. Bledsoe
Brown as the candidate for State Sen
ator.
on motion the chairman of the con-
vention was instructed to later ap-
point a legislative committee to as
sist the executive committee during
the campaign.
Delegates were selected othe Sena-
torial convention as follows: ". B.
Gordon, w. o. Gordon, r. N. Moore,
wv. o. Witherspoon, A. H. Forgey, A.
j. Timmons, Hardy Shelley, Hugh
Porter, R. G. Mullins, Ed Lamar,
Drake Stanfl, Will S. Williams, ], T.
Wiley, j. R. Lowell, D. E. Love, R. A.
Peary, ]. r. Burchan, T. B. Brown, R.
w. Dobbins, r. A. Wilkes, Sam Ash
ton, w. r. H. Matthews, To mPeebles,
Wash Russell, Ripley Steele, John M.
Burns, w. j. fowler, A. 0. P. Mich
olson, D. M. Wilkins, ]. G. Sowell,
Ernest Dixon, M. S. King, S. @. Wealth
erly.
Speeches were made during the con-
vention by I. H. PEBBLES, Major Cor
don, Judge Gordon, Capt. Russell. w.
10. Witherspoon, r. N. Moore, Hardy
SHELLEY, AMI others. The two last
named were nominated for the leg
| islature.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-14
TEACHERS WILL
MEET NOV. S
SPLENDID PROGRAM TO BE Rem.
DERED AND BIG CROWD
EXPECTED.

Maury county teachers will hold
their next meeting on Saturday, No
vember 5, 1910. Program:
Primary Section.
l. Dinsmnre's Teach a District
School, PIP. 1-47, by Miss Alexine
Wells.
2. Aliens Civics and Health, PIP.
1872, by Mr.. E. H. West.
Secondary and High School Section.
L. Schmucker's The Study OF Ma
ture, DID. 1744, by Joe A. Matthews.
2. Dewey's How We Think, PIP.
lao, by LIE Roy Reynolds.
The meeting will be very impor'
tant one, and it is thought will be
largely attended by the teachers OF
the county. The program will be a
good one throughout, and any teacher
who fails CO attend win miss some
thing which should be heard, and
which will be of great benefit.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-14
ANTI OLD MAID
CLUB IS LATEST
THIRTY MEMBERS AGREE TO
MARRY BEFORE THEY ARE
THIRTY YEARS OLD.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. S-"The Anti
old Maid Club" was organized here to:
day. Its ihirt ymembers agree to
marry before they are thirty years OF
age. The medns of securing a hus-
band is left to each club member to
figure out. There is only one stipula-
ton, and that is that each damsel get
the husband, no matter how.
The club intends to do all II can to
rid the city of old maids, and in this
it'll as the support OF the "Cupid's
Wing Club" unique organization
composed OF young matrons, who
banded together to mend broken
hearts and bring about domestic felic-
ity.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-14
M'KENNON WILL
PROBATED MONDAY
ESTATE DEVISED TO TWO SONS.
JAMES A. SMISER TO BE
EXECUTOR.

Judge Mcknight disposed of con-
siderable important business in the
probate line Monday, when the will of
the late George N. McKennon was adj
mitted to probate. The estate left
by deceased, by the terms of the will
goes to his two sons, George N. and
Harvey McKennon, his surviving
heirs. The personal estate is esti-
mated at about $4,000, beside the real
estate. James A. smlser was named
in the will as executor. and qualified
as such.
George Howell was appointed as adj
ministrator of the estate of William
Howell, of Culleoka, who died recent
ly. Mr.. Howell qualified as admins
traitor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-14
TO VOTE
FOR NOMINATION OF
HON. JOHN A. GREER
LIST or DEMOCRATS WHO WILL
RECORD WILL or PEo-
PIE or MAURY.
CONVENTION NOT YET CALLED
Expected That There VIII BE in the
District and That Split Will Be
Along the Usual Lines-Maehlne
and Temperance Will Be the Issues.

A list of representative Democrats
was appointed to attend the Senate
rial convention and cast the twenty
three votes of Maury county for Hon.
John A. Greer, of Perry county, by
the delegates to the convention here
Monday.
The Senatorial convention or con-
ventions have not yet been called.
There will probably be two of them,
as there are two organizations in Maui
ry and Perry counties, both claiming
to be the Democratic organization.
One will be dominated by the tenn
perance element and will again pom-
mate Greer. The other convention
will be dominated by the Patterson
element.
The following are delegates from
Maury county:
We, your committee on delegates,
beg leave to submit the following list
of delegates to the Senatorial conven-
ton:
District 1-E. N. woodland, Emory
Fly, Bob Mcknight.
District John Delk, Bill Edwards,
J. c. Taylor
District S-Henry Gillespie, VIII
Hardison.
District Nv. N. Fitzpatrick, D. A.
oliver, Geo. w. Park.
District 5-J. H. Ramon, g. c. Den
ton, w. L. Roatwright.
District 6-W e. Ballanfant, Joe In
Gram, John P. Graham.
District ii. T. Amis, ]. T. Petty,
Bud Lowell
District S--N. E. Due, John w. Mat
thews, Jim Pender.
District Geo. T. Hughes, ST., 7.
B. Forgey, j. H. Dining, ]. /. Fin
ney, U. H. Foster, John w. Fry, q.
H. Hatcher, E. E. Erwin, J. A. Meal
lister, Joe Parks, John Loftin, Horace
Ild1u6y, JdIICo n.
District 1O-G. NJ McKennon, John
F. Stephenson, W. w. Stephenson, A
B. Harlan
District blob Swan, Nit Hardy,
Milt VOORHEES,
District &c, S. Jackson, Baxter
Lindsay, Will Irwin, Kenon Hill, Newt
Pickard Ed Lyon
District 13-Mumford Smith, T. J.
English, T. c. Webster, w. L. Har-
ris.
District l4-Gabe Mayberry, Joe T.
Wilkes, Jim Russell.
District l5-John T. Akin, J. J.
Pogue, Geo. Grimes.
District 1C-Joe Patton, DR.. Hughes,
Geo. Kirk.
! District lad Forgey, J. H. Ander-
son, Geo. Delk.
District sc. Cook, John Adkis-
son, Dave Baker.
| District &c H. Mckay, Joe Nc
Knight G. G. Goodwin.
District 20-James Gregory, VIII
Haywood, ]. j. Parrish.
District 21-J A. Beker, w. M. Mes
bit, Davis Mitchell.
District 22-John Odil, John M. Da-
Wis, T. E. Jamison.
District 23-Tom Parham, G. T. Blu
ford, w. M. Overstreet.
District 24-Billie Scott, L. 8. La
mar, Robert Gordon.
District 25--J. A. Grove, Sam Glenn
Jim Fleming
Respectfully submitted
MUMFORD SMITH, Cham
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The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
DIED.

BUCHANAN-Jessie. beloved daughter
OF John and Mary Buchanan. Notice
OF funeral later.
HARMON--CharIotte Harmon, at 80
a. m. Saturday, 2i0 Putnam-ave. No
tice OF funeral later.
HOOD-Jan. 13. at Grace hospital. John
Lee Hood. aged 20 years. beloved
father OF Jennie, of Detroit: Dan L.
Hood, OF Chicago. H., and John q.
Hood, OF st. Louis. Mo. Funeral
from residence, 1873 Sheridan ave.
Monday at 1870 p. m. %
JOHNSON--Jan. t3, at Lansing. Henry.
beloved son Of Josephine Johnson.
Funeral Monday, Jan. II, at $3.50 a.
m. from residence ~ Humboldt, and
= from 81. Anne's church at a. m
MASETH--Jan. IA, 1910. at residence.
l1S Dragon ave. John A., beloved
husband OF Mary j. Maseth, aged so
years. Funeral Monday morning.
Rochester. N. ". papers please copy.
IL, at residence. $50
Forrest. east, Richard NJ, 65, beloved
husband OF Caroline e., and father OF
Henry C.. Martin and Richard Norris.
and Mrs. Herbert Blunt. of Hertford.
England. Funeral Saturday at
D. IN.
IA. at the residence.
323 Van Dyke-ave.. Henry Termote.
father Of Raymond and Reanza. and
brother OF Charles j. Mrs. =. l..
Miner, and Julia NJ. Termote. Fu-
neral Monday at $3.50 from residence.
and st. Charles church at 8.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

Anna TeDesco. 10 months. l7s Fort
Esther L. Baesecke. I3 years, LIZ
Van Dyke: pneumonia.
Mary kulkuiskt. month, % Gold
ner; gastritis.
Annie Klimowicz, 46 years, Grace
hospital; appendicitis.
Viola Karshnia. months. p B-st.
meningitis.
August Koike. II years, io45 chene;
pneumonia.
Ann DAILY. 81 years. 1876 First; cere-
bral hemoIrhage.
Mary IL. Schussler, 3 years, 613 May
bury; sc1rlet fever.
Sarah L.. Passage. II years. 6bi Sec
ond; pneumonia.
Bridget Kean. AZ years. 275 Wabash;
Thelma Kistier. / month. ESQ Moran;
commissions.
Gustav Diener. year 81 Moran;
pns GmCnia.
Harriet b. CieavelaEd. IS years. i0i6
Cass: pneumonia.
Dsniel IA. Shook. G. years. 46S Ma
ccr..; heart disease
Maggie Webster 5. years. a5z Eiipt;
~ opsy.
Frank Sernak. year. 40 Garfield
Patrick Foley. st. Mary's hospitai;
tuberculosis.
Richard II. Norris. 81 years. 7so Fort
r.: carcinoma.
George Radon, IL years, 3S4 IIiliger:
mitral regurgitatton,
Anthony Schwecht, so years. St.
Mary's hospital; pneumonia.
Michael Malinowski, SO years, sos
Sherman; old age.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John w. Murray, IS, Chicago; Sadie
D. llurby, II. same.
Eustaohinez Wantuch. 2l; Rosie
Koscielna, Is.
Henry III. Sparen, 90, Wyandotte
Lottie Pieper. -. same.
Carl Fischer. %: Mary Van Loon. fS
Homer A. Cramer. AZ; Clara f. Sha'
fer, "a.
Leon ]. De Hart, 90. Detroit; Edith
Sells, 2S. Toledo.
Frederick s. Green. SO: Lillian Gam
Bile. 35.
Stephen Lada. %; Esther Szabo. 90
Vincent Stock, 81 Gertrude +. VIII
Jams. "A,
John j. Van Derwill, 81, Bay City;
Margaret Craddock. 81.
Frank lIopp, %; Celia Ostrowski
Edward Hollatz. 25; Gnstie Tess
NAH. az.
John Kowalsky. 2i; Anna Schultz
19
Frank Jaworski, 30; Agnes Majszaf
Thor,ald Hansen. 20; Marie Z
Wohlstron, 10.
William Stevens. 80, Palmira. y. Y
Belle King. IS same.
Casimir v. Char, SO: Mary Czuzyd
10. %.
John Lula. 81: Anna Koboc. 81.
Michael Slepierski. 29: Julia s. Dzia
In, 32.
Coiitamus Markiewicz, 80: Phileme
m Kiclar. "a.
james ventimiglia, %; Edna Shar
on. 1S.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Henry JUszcyk. l3lI ST Aubin.
Herbert Hegadorn. - Maryland.
Anthony Wafer. sss Ferry.
George Dice. IS Marentette.
Alex. Durocher, 144 Huron.
Frank Kouha. sos Twenty-hfth.
Joseph kahles. se2 Michigan
william Rannatyne. lt1 Dragon.
Michael Minchello, $50, Rlopelle.
Walter Woiciehowski. 9Sl Twenty
lfth.
Adam HoJnowski. sss wessou
Henry Hammer. l2ts Canton.
Edward Roney. ll5l Grand blvd.
John Adamski. 51s Hancock.
Bartolome Zuhoski. el5 Orleans.
William Kadlec. s3t Russell
GIRLS.
George Macarthur. 81 Frank.
Ray Smith. 14i0 Twenty-fourth.
Joseph VanDeweghe. t51 Holcomb.
George King. 81 Jefferson.
George Siewerf. ss5 Elnwood
John Daisley, 106 Sixth.
John Flip. 1. Secor.
Harry Huver. 2fS Forest.
Henry Handler. 1881 kourtecnth.
Georee Howe. ssS MaSmb,
Martin Kosik. 57t Wills.
Gerhard Aska. Krakow.
Bartolome Dalata. p6 Riopelle.
John Goodwin. 3fI Chestnut.
Albert Droiet, SIS McDougalL
charles Cvckriil. 50 Baker.
George Wootton. eoI Post.
ANTHONY peiesade. C46 Wopeile.
Harry Kingston. sSs Ash.
Asa Counsellor. sIs Cicotte,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
ACCUSED OF HAVING GUILTY
KNOWLEDGE OF SUGAR FRAUDS
Charles r. Hsiks. officlsl of Trust
IN and others indicted by Grand
Jury In New York


NEW YORK. Jan. l5.--It was said
at the United States district attorneys
mice that Charles X. Feike. secretary
OF the American Sugar Renning Co..
who was indicted yesterday IL the fed
eral grand jury on the charge OF con;
spiracy TO defraud the United States.
would be brought before United
States Judge today and required TO
furnish adequate bail.
Mr.. Heike Is the first executive OF
fcer Of the trust against whom cvt-
dence OF fraud was submitted TO the
grand jury.
His name was signed to the re-
port Of the board OF directors made
cut last Wednesday to the stockhold-
ers OF tue corporation, which con-
tain. this statement:
mo attempt whatever has been made
to shield any one and your board has
no reason to believe and does not be-
lieve that any executive ofiicer or d.
rector OF this company has any knowl'
edge OF or participation In this fraud
ulent underweisning.
The grand jury fnds that Secretary
Heike. conspiring with Ernest w. Ger
bracht, general superintendent OF she
Havermeyer 4 Elder docks; James +.
Bendernagel. cashier, OF the Have
meyer 4 Elder refinery; Harry. w.
Walker. assistant dock superintendent,
and Jean w. voelker and James
II. Halligan. Jr., checkers, ef-
fected entries 10 the custom house
OF false weights of raw sugar. anu
that He:ke indorsed several checks
made out by the acting dlsbursipg
agent of the collectors office, checks
which were refund, supposedly. to
cover overweights, when. as matter
OF fact. the checks represented the
sain to the sugar trust In duties stolen
by underweighing.
Henry l.. Stinlson and Winfred +.
Denison, the special counsel EN-
ployed by the government to dig to
the bottom OF the frauds practiced by
the American Sugar Refining COM
pany, have been working up Secretary
Heike's case for months. but II vas
only recently that they obtained evil
dence which warranted them In going
before the grand jury and asking thar
an indictment be returned against tue
executive officer.
The Indictment handed down was
blanket indictment covering the con-
nected acts Of the secretary OF the
trust, two important subordinates.
Gerbracht and Pendernagel. and three
minor employees. Walker rTFoeiker and
HalMgan. Heike and walker are
brought into the fraud for the first
time. The others have been indicted
before. Gerbra.ht, voelker and Hal
lIgan are out OIL ball, and jury disa-
greed In Bendernagel's case at the
time that Spitzer, Boyle. Coyle. Hen
nessey and Kehoe were convicted.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
INTERURRzN Line.


Desrset Usstea Interurhsn lsnea-
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIlaIT1D0-.
7;ss . m, !y;ss = M and s;ss q -
q. N. and every two hours 20 - ~.
oxford only. IA y. m. To Rome4, 3 ~
m, every two houro 20 40 .. - ~ ~.
PORT HURON LISalTEDS-7:0 Z. -
io:4s a m. 3:t5 y. m. s:tt p. m; ontQr~
IN 70. m. Locals for Port Huron houri5s
a m to y y. M: also .. m - m6s
r,ns City. To. Mt. ciemens balfhouf>
~ m. To SIT Clemens VIA s6ofS
hins. hourly. s'as = m to s;ss : =
al;s l;rsoiEDo u 3 Il %IIxrTnps--s.ss !. m, la:se
m a.2o and sac .. m. locals -
To,sdo. hourly. s:3o q m 60 sac = -
also sss son and hiiiIssreDS@i:s Il z e sI- iniasse 3
ia:t5. s4s and s:ss 49, a. teceS -
y m. for Ann Arbor,. = - o.
hourly 10 Al y N; for fynSee1 ~
sors. . M: also = m and IL . n 1n10o
s.Mi;!lSsss;s Ml.ssi;s;'', :. ;'ss > n. se:<iy q
IL s.ssss z osvsuAss--s =. n. hall- ooo>o
u.fii q nn. then hourly - - ~
S,vr,fnuham only. ~ ,. n
beurly unti1 "a = - 4 .'
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
Death Hats christy Trial.

GAINESVILLE, o.. Jan. l5.-The
habeas corpus hearing OF Mrs. Mabelle
Thompson Christy against her hus-
band Howard Chandler Christy for
possession OF their daughter Natalie
was today postponed until Monday on
account of the death Of the infant
child Of trial Judge Smith. Neither
side will profit by the delay. The
lines OF the defense have been care
fully drawn. Christy has nine deposit
tions taken In New York and hair
dozen witnesses. He will try 10 prove
his wife Is unfit to care for Natalie.
II is stated that one Of the dispositions
was made by Negro.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
CHURCH NOTICES.


JEFFERSON-AvE. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, corner Rivard-Pastor, Rev.
A. III. Barr. Public worship with SER
mon, III a. m. Rev. William ii. Bry-
ant, ID. d., will preach. Vesper service
and organ recital. 4 p. m. Mr.. William
A. Kerr, baritone, assisting. All are
cordially invited.
WOODWARD-AVE. BAPTIST CN..
corner Winder- st.--Rev. Nj. II. Fixes.
pastor. Services, 1890 and 1880. MORN
ing. lis IL Rational TO Believe In the
Divinity of Jesus Christi" Evening,
second of the series, The Devifs Iden-
tity."
FORT-ST. PRESBYTERIAN Church,
opposite Union station. Rev. Edward
H. Pence. ID. D... pastor. Services at
1890 and 1850. Morning, The delights
of being convinced" Evening. ''rhc
world we must not love-
UNIvERSALiST. CHURCH OF OUR
FATHER. Bagley-ave Lee $. McCol-
lester. Sermon 1890, Measuring OF
Men" 1910, illustrated lecture In
shakespeare Land" Public invited.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

Named Archbishop Of Vancouver.
ROME, Jan. l5.-1he Right Rev.
Neil Mcneil. bishop of st. Georges,
New Foundland, was today named as
archbishop OF Vancouver. the an
nouncement being made by the vati-
can.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

iES--tearn barber trade. great de-
mand for BARRIERS: tuition and tools.
sz5; catalogue free. Michigan Barber
college. 90 Congrsss-st. east, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

wood floors, bath. electric fixtures.
1885 Canheld-ave. east; 500 down.
balance SIS per month. Inquire on
premises, or phone North 1872, Home
Oak !.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classi ncation in these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
inserted for iess than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call
H0ME--CITY 1855 :
HELL-WAIN 1888.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate az
charged with the home ofnce:
FAST SIDE.
Heughteu- FSeneh Coat Co. 432
Canneld-ave. east.
Nd. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott
and Grattot-aves.
r. DrOvsn. 1859 Jefferson-ave.
,. McPhepson. 2400 0rattot-avc..
opposite car barns.
WEST Side.
a. q. Eansor. ss5 Grand River-avs.
Turner stanton, l6B Myrtie-Ot.
r.. n. DRiscoll, AT Nichigan-ave.
J. W. Mtllard, 1&1s Fort-st. west.
W. W.. Brusb, 59t Michigan-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-01-15
SIS DOWN

New. 7--room, 2-story residence. on
paved street; cement walks. near car.
all modern; easy payments.
ZEIGEN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
7l9 Majestic BLDG.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-03-10
Golden Rule Store

FOR SALE-A band of 100
sheep, with feed, range right
in reserve and 800 acres of irrigat-
ed farm and grazing land in heart
of fine range. Must be sold. Will
son & Devaney, Cambridge, Idaho.
19-4t.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-03-10
Stubborn Is Males

Are liver and bowels sometimes;
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble of Appetite
Indigestion, Nervousness, Dispond-
ency, Headache. But such troubles
fly before DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the worlds best Stomach and Liver
remedy. So easy. Csc. at B. B.
Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-03-10
EMMETT NEWS.
Corn at Conk's.


Corn at Conk's.
Onion sets at ReilIy's.
c. H. ingalls, was in Meridian
several days this week.
Billy Feen was over from Boise
several days this week.
Fence posts, lots of them, at
Cronk's.
Butter and Eggs wanted at the
Cash Groce:y.
Vegetables wanted at the Cash
Grocery.
Don't forget that TheFern serves
hot coffee and sandwiches.
See our $3.50 17-jewel watch at
Helfert Jewelry Co.
For spray stuffs leave orders at
Emmett Fruit Growers Association.
Duane Wheeler, chief engineer
of the Pitibsurg & Gilmore. was in
town several days this week.
The Cash Grocery on Monday
morning put into service new de-
livery wagon.
w. F. Sinclair, now Boise real
estate dealer, spent Sunday in
town with his family.
We have just received our sup
ply of bulk and package garden
seeds. E. M. Reilly & Co.
For the best wagons and bug
g;es buy the Studebaker Sold
and guaranteed by J. H. Cronk.
Black Diamond, a horse whose
colts bring top prices, will make
the season at Birds livery stable.
Fred Bartch, stationary engineer
in a planning mill at Boise, was in
town from Friday until Monday
visiting old acquaintance.
Deputy Horticultural Inpsector
Ingalls, is in town this week max
ing an examination of the orchards.
He reports the trees in better con-
dition than ever before.
Mrs. Z. Regain is back in Emmett
for few weeks visit with friends.
She has spent the winter with her
son at Sterling, Colo.
We handle the reliable Racine
wagons and Buggies and Moline
pillow goods and we sell them
ig hit Look them over. Haw-
kins' Hardware.
Caldwell flour makes good bread.
Three grades, Idaho, Hollyhock'
and Junior" Try it. You'll like
it. Emmett Fruit Growers Associ
alton.
A colt which DR.. Toothaker is
breaking created a furry of excite
ment Monday while being driven
down Main street. When op-
posite the Katz building he bolted
for the opening between that build
ing ard the Brunswick cigar store,
but was caught before any damage
was done.
My new spring stock of MILL
nery is now coming ln- The
ladies of Emmett will find the new
line most compete and strictly
first class. No trouble to show
them. and you are invited to call
and see them. The Cash Store
Miss Scott, proprietor.
We have just received our SUD-
ply of bulk and package garden
seeds. E. NJ. Reilly & Co.
Onion seed cheap at Cronk's-