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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-27

from the Titanic that night said he
ABOUT 1890 Sunday night we
steamed into an immense ice field
said Capt Lord. land immediately.
as matter Of safety our engines
We're shut down to wait for daylight.
with the engines stopped, the wire
less was, of course, not working. so
We heard nothing Of the Tftanie's
plight until the next morning. The
news came in a message from the
Virginian. On receipt Of the message
We started Immediately for the scene
of the disaster
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-27
NOTICE.

Tho registered Jack, Biarney. Jr..
VIII stand the season at Booth Hardy
Live Stock Company's stables. He +,
sixteen hands high. black. weighs
eleven hundred pounds. Liberal
terms allowed. Sumter Iack Asso-
citation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-27

D(&verIy II. Levy asked that
council pay for damages sustained by
his delivery wagon and harness. He
stated that his horse had been fright
ened so that IL ran away. by the rae
ing Of the hose wagons on Washington
street. The matter was referred to
the fre committee 20 investigate and
report back.
Mr. X. I. Manning and Mr.. ID ID.
Noise. representing the Bank of sum-
ter. requested permission for ,he use
OF part OF Liberty street while the
Bank Of Sumter was In course of
erection. They also asked permission
TO sv-xvar-r-purr-uf Liberty street
sidewalks so as to put In a glass cas-
ing through which light could pen
citrate TO the cellar OF the building.
As there were several requests OF
similar nature the matter was re-
ferred to the mayor and city clek for
them TO draw up contracts requiring
tns various contractors to furnish
bond for any damages which they
might do to the streets.
Mr.. Edward l. Rieha was present
as the representative OF the Baltimore
Utilities Company. He stated that ne
wished to let council know that work
had commenced on the gas plant. and
would be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible. He said that the material had
been shipped and that the construc-
tion gang had been pretty well or
ganized. In reply to a question lie
stated that the lines would cross Nam
street under the newly laid brick
paving.
Mr.. @. w. Burkett asked for pay
for services as guard other than
he had already received. He stated
that others had been paid at a higher
rate and he thought he was entitled
To the same pay the other guards
had received. The matter was refer
ied to the city clerk and treasurer for
investigation.
~ Executions against five building
and loan associations were remitted.
as has been the custom for a number
OF years
report Of the financial outcome
OF the liquor cases was made by the
city clerk and treasurer. showing that
the city had made several hundred
dollars by the ca ses. besides doing
much TO run blind tigers out OF the
city.
n number OF bills were referred to
the proper committees for endorse
ment
The annual report OF the Water
Works Commission was ordered pub
lished.
Mr.. Ernest Rhame was granted a
rebate on his license as an cleo
trlclan.
Council next took up the matter OF
certain sales which are being. and
have been. conducted In the city. The
matter was commenced by a refer
ence to the sale of artificial jeweiry
now going on n Hearon's Pharmacy.
Mr.. Hurst stated that ne had sum-
moned Dr. Hearon. who had stated
that the goods were consigned to him
and that the person In charge Of them
was simply selling them for him. The
sales therefore came under the regu-
lar merchants license. A number OF
the members Of council thought this
unfair to the jewellers In the city. as
such sale cut down their sales. Mr.
Gls2Qi iaaiSght II was not as bad as
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SEWER PIPES and LICENSES.
COUNCIL DICUsSEs AT LENGTH
THESE TWO VERY IMPORT
Ant MATTERS.

port Meeting and not Much Business
attended to-As to Proposed Au-
pmobiie Ordinancc-City to Have
rrc TroubIe with salem Avenue
yer Line-work at Breaks Pro-
ssing-Pubiic Works Committee
Apowercd to Repair Street Drain
Lines.
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" Council met In regular session

" Council met In regular session
day evening and discussed
Der pf matters concerning the
isy's welfare. licenses on persons
tonducting sales and the condition
OF the old sewer lines being the prin-
cipal issues which received atten-
ton. The session was a short one,
several Of the members of council be-
5~s-called away on account Of business
and others being in hurry to get
through the business OF the evening
and leave.
Mr.. II. A. Moses made a number
OF suggestions concerning the pro-
r posed ordinance forbidding automo-
biles to turn around In the street
between corners and requiring them
TO keep on the right side Of the
street He stated that II would be
partial for the ordinance to apply
TO automobiles only and not to other
vehicles. He further made some
suggestions as to changes in the
D1aept speed ordinance. which. he
nfhpdy who ran an auto
IN remarks were
lNiessrs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
LINCOLN NOTES

c. A. Woody was a Gocding VS.
itor Saturday, returning Mondey
morning,
Grandma Riggs is qui sick
and her son Boise was called TO
her bedside.
Mrs. II. j. DeClark ente [ ined
In honor Of Miss Helen Renwiok.
who viii leave in few days Tor
Portland TO train for a nurse. The
best wishes Of the community 80
with her.
Mrs. Sitter was a school visi-
ter Wednesday morning. We were
pleased TO see her.
Mr.. Findley has large crew
sanding the roads, and with tho
people behind him good rods are
assured.
Mr.. Smith has been improving |
bis homestead. and intends NOV
ins there in the near future.
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Heating Stoves

We have . most completes line Of
Assfers FOR your inspection !,
Includes everything hon the masu,
fieent Round Oak to the Hot
Blaats and ordinary heaters. The,
are all the besa in their clsss
We are making special prices 10
move them on account of having /.
large stock, and 1t WIN be money :,
your pocket TO call and see them
and get prices.
We desire to call your particular
attention to the Wilson Double bea,
er-something new. 1t is hot
AR furnace on a small scale and
Is just the thing for heating both
the lower and upper floors of
nouse.And also the Genuine Round
Oak. They are the best stoves
made, We have many first class
heaters at low price that will
give good satisfaction.
We want you to call and zee our
line before you buy. We know the
prices are the lowest.
HAWKINS HARDWARE
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nett. Also Julia Nichols and Ar
thur Alberts. on, account Of the. dou
BILE wedding held at the Nichol,
home Monday. They are ali wei
known and respected. Here's iuch
and Joy yhiie the rest OF us scoun.
dels dance the hog trough fling ),
Dave Simmons and his mother,
Aunt Annie. brother George and
sister Cecilia ate turkey at Mira.
N. H. Frint's. also Joe Ricketts,
and mother.
The road south from the Letha
bridge is progressing but farmers
must respond quickly to the call
for volunteers or Jack Frost will
declare thhe road closed till spring.
N. H. Frint was in Emmett yes
terday for coal for the Anderson
school.
A wrestling match between Clyde
Nye and Tom Dawson is to be held
in the Letha hall Saturday night.
to be topped off with a dance
Mrs. j. E. Wilton was in Emmett
today visiting and shopping.
The Valley View Grange has ac-
cepted the invitation of the Letha
Grange to meet with them Decembe
81. The meeting will be open to
the public and all are invited.
The next meeting of the Letha |
Grange will be held Tuesday, Dec
ember II, at the home of Mis-. |
Flora Simmons. A good program,
which includes music. has been
arranged.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05

enjoyed = delicious dinner witt
the Haylor family in Emmett or
Sunday, tho occasion being the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF Mr.
and Mrs. Haylor's marriage
| Mrs. Mcmillan, Jr.. and LITTLE
son and daughter. who have. been
visiting for several months with
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mcmillan, lot
Tuesday for San Francisco, whers
"A family by the name of
streeter is living with J. M. Bur-
bingham.
Ruth Hin has enrolled as pup
II In the Central Mesa school. (.
Johnson Crsis had clover seed
hulled last week. Otto Wilhelm
did the work.
they will spend Christmas with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Howard ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Towards parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crank, near Letha.
Miss Bayston was one o. a.
number who enjoyed big Thanks
giving feast with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith on the upper mesa. Miss
Bayston also visited friends in
Caldwell during her yacat on.
Jas. Howard drove up to the
ditch camp Sunday and OH his re-
turn was accompanied by his |
mother and little Frances Howard,
who will spend a week or two at
home.
f. j. Reynolds and Andrew Lit
tie drove out TO the Reyrol6s farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mis-. A.
T. Hankins on Thanksgiving day.
DR.. w. G. Guthrie accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Guthrie on
a trip to Boise Tuesday.
Mrs. Bartcb was called to Nam
pa on Friday of last week by
he serious illness of her mother,
Who died on Sunday morning, just
,ne month after the death of her
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
SOUTH OF TOWN

Miss Ida Yount and Miss Clara
lAlsaeeI have returned from Boise
where they had spent three weeks
visiting friends. They enjoyed
their trip.
Miss Ida Yount attended the
Crescent Club meeting Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Burton took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Bever in Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Jenkins, Mr..
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CENTRAL MESA

4
Mrs.. Nelson V down fon
the homestesdy on upper SQus~
creek visiting her sister Mrs. Jane,
Little.
r. e. Graham came home sicA
Monday from the ditch and on
Tuesday called DR.. Cummings, who
Dronounced tho ailment pneumonia.
Harry. Workman went TO Boise
<rfiday. returning Saturday.
Walter Lsrkin and family went
u New Plymouth Monday 70 spend
several days visiting.
Henry achoenins Is expected
beck soon from Colorado. where
be went te attend the iunersl OF
hts father who died November "a.
w. e. Payne went to Boise on
Thursday. returning Saturday.
Elga Limbaugh returned home
Thursday from North Powder, Ore.
o. nihtbNip Jul q hOti
teacher, went 10 Boise Thu sday,
returning Saturday.
]. w. Limbaugh expects to
leave in few days for Coo ado
and Missouri on an extend. d bus
ness and pleasure trip.
A. w. Haynes and John Heidi
man, two of our bachelor lends,
ate turkey with Clint Martin on
Thanksgiving day and from all
reports did full justice to the oc-
casion.
j. w Limbaugh has two sors
and their families from Ore on Wis
iting him, one Of whom will be in
charge of the home place while
the old gentleman is in the e st.
Preaching sunday night by Rev.
Blom.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
LETHA

Letha people are preparing for
rare treat Tuesday, December 10.
Rev. c. A. Cook of the American
Baptist Home and ForeigA Mis-
sionary society will be here, &C
companied by Rev. Mr.. Burgess,
a returned missionary from Isam.
DR.. Cook is a man of nation wide
repute and seldom finds time for
churchhes the size of ours. Letha
people should not fail to hear
him regardless of denomination
al views.
A united effort will be made
to start Sunday school ON time
hereafter; but come and help at
The closing if you are too slow to
open up.
Letha people found many things
to be thankful for and most found
time to celebrate a little. Our
hardware and groceryman went
to Fruitland to take dinner.
Warren Simmons, VIM. and Green
Davision and their families spent
with Elmer Hess.
James Barnard and N. H. Frint
were in New Plymouth Tuesday on
business.
Frank Kreizenbeck is hauling hay
% Emmett.
Letha people are pleased to send |
to Eldridge Mic
lols and Matte Merits of EN-
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~ ~ ers0 0e0sssaa
'1-4 AAOiaA

hAvs sfs1o WooAaE~A H. OseH
-. 4 H. DsaUas 1v1aG - tAsss -
- fAsws an31 saaAas - sooA ~
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esA - AoUs0s1aE1os e ~ wosisco
bnsty q ~ - I'M aol nsaAss
~ ~ - - lvsilsss h ~ ~
AAvs whsa We oAAcA cur n TOO ~
NJ gitmpsss a ths0 vhsn " ~
hssAsrvArd Tor our bs4sf midss1nH
Aofiday, satd AIss Annabslls Co.,
inston 70 AAooiz~m Clovsstoo NJ
hs was taking her from the stsi''a
cot to his fA1m-
Then she added:
%. I am quite sure that you nuh
b sendble Of all the charm and bsas
y OF your quiet, happy, peaceful ~
vironment Arc you not, Mr.. CIo'sr
top,"
"Wa-al, it's this-away," said ".
Ciovertop-"when a Teller has puliea
out o bed at three-thutty in the morn'
In an has MIXED nine keows In nur
keeter an fly time an the keow CIT
lers has basted ye with their tails To-
! couple O. hours an mebbe kicked 70
over a few times an then ye have %
give drove O. screechin' hawgs nep
eed an hundred ole hens is chssln
'e all over the barnyard cluckin 10
heir breakfast an a calf or two drsss
70 all over the barnyard while ye nf
ryin' to git them away from theh
MOTHERS an the thermometer shoop
lp TO hundred In the shade an "
ave to dig weeds or bug taters ~
ay or git in hay or chase ten or
oxen miles after some keow critls'
nat has got out O. the paster. an tn'u
9 nave all that milkin' to do ova
gain at night an ye finish up ~
hores BY lantern light the longe"
ay In the year. when All that DAY
ems, ma'am, ye amt in no condino
git sentymental over lights -
ladders an peaceful scenes -
zen like. Thar's two sides to eru
opposition an | reckon my side
lis beauty bixness amt the same =
ous. CLOWN sunsets and TOY
lorns don't appear the same to -
) to you!"--Judss.
Butter wrappers at Index effse
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05

husband. Mr.. Bartch went to
NAmpa Monday morning to attend
the funeral. The community GER
,tainly sympathizes with Mrs.
Bsrtch In her loss. - 'V'
Mr.. and Mrs. Mas moved back
to their own home on Friday oven
ing. aya g'i'st;s
On account OF sickness in the
Hankins family. the Ladies Mis-
sionary society viii meet this week
with Mrs. F.. s. Blsser. instesd OF
with Mrs. A. T. Hankins.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
The Weeks Contribution from In
dex Reporters and Other
Sources.
BRAMWELL

Ed Wells and family ate Thanks
giving turkey with the WI Cham
bers family of Emmett.
Fred Rodgers went 10 Boise
Saturday to obtain medi al aid
for a growth on his tongue, which
has been giving him trouble Tor
some time. His many friends hope
thar be may soon be permanently
cured.
Mrs. Fred Rodgers, Mrs. Henry
Mcdowell and Mrs. Alma Ihorno,k
visited our school Friday afeer-
MON.
VIII Davidson ard son are
baling hay for Jake CLARK and
Henry Mcdowell.
Mrs. Eliza Williams died Sat
urday noon at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. G. w. Lake. Mrs.
Williams had been an invalid for
some time and the end was not !
unexpected. The remains we've
shipped for burial to the cd |
family home at oxford, Idaho.
The political lame ducks. that
have been hobbling around for
the last fifteen years are now
diligently studying the Fed ri
Blue Book.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
BENEFITS LOCAL PEOPLE

Emmett people have discovered
that a single dose of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., az COM
pounded In Adler-i-ka, the Ger
man appendicitis remedy, relieves
gas on the stomach and oonstipa-
ton at once. B. B. Davis
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
HANNA

L. N. Roos of Boise made a
Tying trip down the bench on
Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mas spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Guthrie, DIR.
Guthrie, Mrs. Wayman and Miss
Wayman were among those who
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05
Attention, Farmers.

insure your farm buildings in
the Canyon County Mutual Fire In
surance Co.. farmers insurance
company managed by Canyon coun.
ty people. Safe, reliable and cham
Call on James Kesgard, director.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05

and Mrs. VIM. Hoppock and Mr.. and
mrs. Ora Bever took dinner Sum
day With Mr.. and Mrs. L L. Bur-
ton, ';i $50 p y*@s
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-05

FOR SA11E-A few well-bred Cot.
void ewes at q bargain. Also rs
well-bred Cotswold bucks, year
old. A. Peterson.
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FOR RENT-Two-room house with
barn. in west part OF town; cheap.
/ S. Little, coo Harrison, phone
S75 Green. 1877 5p
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WANTED-Work by experienced, but
not a trained, nurse, where work is
not too heavy will do house work
Phone 1916. llCtfc
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ONE CENT
a WORD FOR
FIRST INSERTION
DAILY NEWS
WANT AID STATIONS.

Leave your Want Ads at =
any OF these stations for =
prompt service They will do 4
the rest: 4
OWL DRUG STORE. Buchan- 4
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BASS GROCERY STORE, 18th I
and Pierce streets. 4
L. w. NEWTON, sth and 4
Pierce streets. .
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Buchanan street. 4
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FOL. RENT.

FOR RENTING modern houses
one on south Polk. A. n. Molyneaux
Chansler Bldg, phone hGS. 1872 Sc
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Charles r. Crisp. parliamentary
clerk Of the House OF Representatives
and son Of the late Speaker Crisp.
has announced his candidacy for
Congress from the new Third dis
trict a. Georgia.
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If You Are in Doubt Trial Will Convince you that
Daily News Classified Ads
Surely Get Results---l2 Words Three Times. 25c

FOR RENT-Four warehouses. See
II. T.. Hume 3Otfc
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FOR RENT-Furnishea and unfurn-
ished rooms at 1901 and 1906 Buch-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

rnr svpziuz sspruia =. r. srrprs ~ivrs
washlnnon. Jnsy When nv
ss1lAIalllss ~ the nebaNl| ~ aa-
fional COMMITTEES meets IN New York
JAY ~ % complete tho orHpnIoblipn
plan. q WA make ~ q p'RH - divide
ne uHilea States iuta four 41tllna4
rtt1 ~ rzpeFienccd leader ~ c1axen
~ each.
Eof me fnst William isefnts, -,
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'aNH RS fhe central states NItA fHi>
ratt - hnateuhrtesa. John =. Adams
a. Iowa. Chatips b. wafFen oi Ilthr
ian. ~ 1homns NisdrinsHshs 81 fl4-
A14li.
II y prac(lenlIy defermlned ihas
tlAlpn 81 Wnilapm d oregon nill
Iook elitt the Peciflu coatI
Chairman HllIts believes fhNl inc
enanees are ekoellenl FOR canfp|ns fonI
noutHfIn flalepr Missouri. Nenfudhsl
IsnSossee and Maryland. nan hard
AEht EIu b. made fnoru Nlth senator
HpNen Sanders ef Tennessee ln
charge,
r0nsiafrauie attention hfinr
HIVen 90 tho selection ~ 1Ae nft,nofI
temmHiee uctnrnor lIathtfl III
ilecsfy ~ Missouri may b selected a,
. member.
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REV LUclU9 + hEN
WILL NOT Il AfN AS
AnHuoUEh QUE fhsxDf

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600 CIVIL CASES
ON THE COURT
B0GRET H1H

On Wedneadat 1hy NJ, tei4. A
10 o'el0rh - The forenoon, iAe eilI'ft
tsfil docket ~ ntfnal'Ilo ccunf wa
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10 eiiminote the dead caNaa ans ttt
down faf trial p4hcr cleua 81 which
jury has been N'Hlyed Counsel are
fetneniod lo ~ present OF 10 n4sI.y
|the clerk what aispositlon " caNes d
deelrod. yhGfe afc ot present rev
civil cPees On lhe d1ckct Many ~
them have been dfnsginE nlon8 IN
ytarh ana lh0f1 b 1ut little chnncc
Tor them % ever be brought % tftal.
This GLASS of casea Il IA Proposed -
eliminate entirely.
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style and fedpelne danger and eosi
from hfqnkage
Thus bnlldin2 when 4oInplAIeo viii
~ The acme Of cohFtN'HncH. ee1uQHIV,
a,Ilelcncy end nodeeh ideas d eeun-
igt sch1oi building aAf ~ai ~ pnr -
which Inc people 81 t11r dlplflet may
tahe The Greatest prlee.
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fln hand has hesn purchased for
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-04-16
BETTER THAN A LETTER.

"Did you ever stop to think" says
the Grand Rapids Reporter, "what a
great labor saver the home paper is
as means of communication with
absent friends? Write TO NE often,
is the last command the enc breaking
away from home ties 50 often gives to
those left behind. In the rush and
hurryo every day very few people now
adays have time to devote to cores
pondence of the leisurely kind the
people of other days kept up with
such unvarying punctuality, and here
is where the home paper saves a world
of trouble. 1t is better than letter,
too, for it contains much news that
a letter would not. Items of interest
are in it that the writer of letter
might not know or overlook. Ii is
wonderful how eagerly one devours a
home paper when a stranger in a
strange land. Even the people you do
not know intimately while at home, be-
come of absorbing interest TO you when
you read that they have died or mar
ried or figured otherwise prominently
in the home affairs. If there is some
one of your family away from home,
try sending them this paper regularly
and letter occasionally and see if
they do not appreciate the favor of
the paper.