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Totals .-.......... 3 s al is
zone out when winning run scored.
SasssSS

Sacrifice hits: Mitchell ca. Smith.
stolen bases: Meyer. Wheat Double
play: Phelan and Sster Corriden and
Safer. Cotshaw and Daubert. Cutshaw.
Hummel and Daubert. Base on baIle:
Allen, 5: Lavender, o. Struck out: Al
lon. =, wagner. /. Lavender. 6. Umpires.
Brennan and Eason.
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MITCHELL AND F1sHER
Pl rIEE raTT.

CLEVELAND %. Juiy &c. NV Yofk
ana Cleveland d.NIGed e double nsad-r
mere to-day. Cleveland winning th- nryt
game. ; to -. an losing the second. Z To- .
-st.trHell Kept toe visitors hits scattered
~ the fr.t game and Ia ouIN one .nu.n-
nlu thet ,ume close to scoring A RIM
w the scOnu game. the play-off or the
70 iruins tie earl yin the season. Frsue-
held cleveland scpreiess until the ninfr
inning. when Johnston VAS walked. JarN-
-nn singled. Ryan singled scoring Jpnn-
ston md l.eliNelt singled. scoring Jack
son Scores
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Il innings
HEounED 1T s1ooULU TO WIN
0An0 FROM CHICAGO
Cubs Were In the Lead unpl Htghth
hnins-Wss T1sd By . ssrss Of
GOOD nay

BROOKLYN. n. Y. July is-BrookIyn
taxing an thinning game after a nne up
hill night. q to 3. The visitors had a two
run lead up TO the eighth when the locals
tied it up on hits by Moran and Wheat.
a pass. a force out. a steal and Bresna-
hane Wild throw. They fought evenly
up until the eleventh, when Daubert.
smith and Humme singled I'm a row,
Daubert scoring the winning run. score
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Two base hif-Norsr.
Home run-W. C~oIligar.
Sacrifice lit-GyEil
stolen ba-es-Eammonf. Gvgli
Double piav-E CoiliFau 70 Miller
Base on halls-Rrrdeu. 3. Screttier. ..
STRUCK t-Errder. ]. Schettler.
tfnpire-TIowaz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

base bali commission yesterday reversed
ard remanicd 20 the national board the
cases ~ i've players with directions ~
adjust the several claims In accordance
Wiz tho ~outractIrai OBLIGATIONS OF the
interested clubs
lu each Csse tho players we're relaaa~A
after being Injured without heinz rfvsn
two Woke full pay and two add tionaI
weeks half pay. a. stipulated IN q clause
~ the Contracts between minor league
clubs and players.
The players and clubs interested are
o. follows g A Hartfff ~ Stsub ben
vile. sidney Washer ~ Sfeuhenvfia.
Frank FON W London. canada. Toe
Mairf vs. Iurant and ratrick Heisy W.
Wafcrion.
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TO P E FRIDAY

owing 70 some unaccountable delay the Chnsty Mathew
son Dase pan letter which IS proving the most interesting sport
ieAure OF any paper On this section, failed 10 reach us in time
iOr puhhcaton his morning. and % will be printed in full to-
morrow morning
ms feature. consisting Of an unbiased and interesting
resume 81 the two big leagues and their PLAYERS. Is an estsb-
nsneo feature OF thc Monday at Thursday Intelligence and
only nm, delay prevents re appearance this morning
LOOK TO- Ma''f story iu The rsrcr tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
GIANTS TAKE LAST
aAME IRON TIE Hrna

INV 1VEN- july TN"IU" NV
N"rkS made u clean sweep over CIn,iu-
natl. winning the fourth game % trs
series by TIE score or : to Q. Psrckuri
relieved SugEs ia the fourth. and pitch
ed well. though the Sew TOrks made Use
OF all their three hits made of him.
Tesreau pitched an unsteady game for
New York. but tg tened N the Dtucnes
AMI received fine support Score
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BoEHLmos RBooap
HEeArNa

NJ lt'I u.s. july - Joe UrrnI.ra T..
atrius uf nine I~.HsftufIte victories vent
u~rhroEeu his Afternoon whom bic team.
f1atCe bF % pass airsles hy Milan sri
'ansfI. and fhc iaftefa steal of home
turned defeat into victory. washington
winning q FOB ? WoahU line. houeter. Gaes
npi E"i Dfeilt Tor the SANE. because he
vas taken Uuf after tho seventh fnnfna
in which TIE home team scored both frs
runs Tho victory goes Co Uuchea. w.4
pltcHed TIE ciElt. nrIur Nr.rs
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oUAKBRS Losn YTHAL
QA161 or THEsrRrrs

PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-PhiIadeI
rhia made 4 clean sweep Of the series OF
four games here with ST. Louis, to-dGys
score being I to 3. With two out In the
eighth. L0oert singled. stole second ana
scored on Paskerts Jingle. CraVdth
y the ball over The right center
field wall for n home run. deciding the
contest. Score.
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Two base tit Kommera Home -Ir
WIisou aarn00a bite sHerIffr rfrmer
lees sardfre u.s. Muller stolen r,..
MEANWHILE Double rfrsa N~a~arrNIo.
Ffor. Wrfior and Nfllrr uaae nr balls
lamrftH O. Uess q Struck rnt Hess
oaWrifr. 2 Tmpires Hsier and
byron.
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PIRATES TAKE GOOD
GAME FROM HRAvEa

MUTTON. July ts Hes- ~ BOSTON
nH fp'fftof f'amrIf - pfffshurEh toIss
fI. e. Houe ruu Nb wilson sIth r. man
nu Isre iu trs second inning Fa.e ths
'ititrrs ne victory. 9 to Hrrtons
only score came fn ne sirt. sweeney
rrnrci whfu NHrIdsu Iit fo EIfier ard
r aa thrown out 81 FIRST -rur,
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Two base hits: Hooper. Yerkes. Lewis.
Three base hits Engle. Sacrifice fly:
Mtllett stolen bases. Speaker. Carrigan.
Moriarty. Double plays. Gardner. Yerkes
and Engle. Yerkes. Wagner and Engle:
wagner. Yerkes and EnEie: Bush. Nor
tartN, Gainer and BUSH. Base on balls:
orr Willett. . Struck out: BY wfliett,
;: BY Collins. J.. Umpires: Connolly ana
McGreevy.
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Two base HIfa NanfIug stolen
bases DANIELS . rerairrauFh f.,rrfe
r.aN taffsrH ard fafufe rase M na1rs
FISHER d. STRUCK ouf Hf HiarfIuE
90 fnuEnffu
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Two base hits: Pratt. Brief. Sacrifice
hits: Morgan. Agnew. Brief. MoeIIer.
stolen base: Milan. Double play: Fos-
Boehlins. 4: Galiia, !: Leverenz. 2
struck out Boehling. 6. Hughes, l: Lew
erenz. i. EMPIRES: Evans and sheridan.
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Two base hits Leibond. jackson. Hart
sett "un~lI ~f"DkiupauEh. Sacrifice
ht Chapman Sacrifice Nf IaIpIe
stolen bases Ioh refon. Jackson. Hart
eel Chapman Double pav pNefI ans
J ~. ole. Harr orr balls orr Mcconnell
struck ouf Vf Mite eli. g. % Mrf.,ruel
2 mp'fss Ul.orErIIn and H~tldebrard
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stSelmen Shut Ont.

Y~ounEstoVu % o o . n n n o % \
AKRON. n I o : u n n - %
Batteriss-Sh@--y and Ouls Doak and
hackeN.
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70 AS. hit MurpaN. Three base
hits. Weaver. Russell. Sacrifice hit~
..s. . ... .r,s. -.,4.als. stolen bases
L. t0tlu~. Base uu balls orr ptHleu
off Eenz. Z. OFF ~>hawkey. J.. o..
lanEe. . OFT Bender. 4. or Russell.
struck out Ry ShawktN. 6. by Benz
ny Bender. o. mp.rc~ pInreu ana
Egan.
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Two base hts T,ot To-. vatsans stolen
base Mefkie. Mar-Hus. Iu'gr. Euul-
ErHss. Burns double plays Tinker.
Frnh and HnhIfrolI. T1ctrHer ard Mer-
kls. 2 RHss con- balls orr Vssreau
struck oIt Hy Tesreau. o.. ut slEEs. T.
mrires KLEIN and Drth
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Any fast amateur n semi-profes-
sioHai teams may orange games with
the Taylorstown team by writing For
est W. Mumper. Taylorstown, Pa.
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The Bridgeport BOWERS team
would Ike TO know n they may play
the Glencoe nine al Glencoe next sun
DAY afternoon. Answer through the
l~ntelligencer or call % WheelIng,
either phone.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Lcsssra.ys nsssass.
P1ttseurgh o: BOSTON /.
New York o: Cincinnati 3.
xo-dAyaU oAmAo
Chicago At Boston.
PITTSBURGH at Brooklyn.
St Louis at New Yor1E
Cincinnati At PhAlaoslphla.
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mrnnrAr1orAr LnAnur

- Montreal Toronto Narftssr
50 RuTa|o R~orIesfs. % puTaIo. 6
- teams not Scheduled.
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CEMI-PRO.
OAMATEUR NOTES

The street Buyers challenge tbs
W. II. Parks FOR a game next Sunday
afternoon al the Twenty sixth street
grounds.
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The Bauers challenge the Slavish
stars for a game SUNDAY. July 20. on
the Fulton grounds. Answer through
the lntelliRencer. or call William Bar
tells. $40. either phone.
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Sacrifice hits. Rath. Lord. Smaller
Double PLAYS: Cicotte. to Schalk to
chase. Schalk to Lord. sase on pals:
or Clcotte. J, off Brown. 3: Of sender.
]. struck out: By Clcotte. = by Brown.
1. Jmpires Egan and Dineen.
Second Game.
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80 " AAAAAIfAs a NtbN H. Ia.
The Bauers challenge the Slavish
stars for a game SUNDAY. July 20. on
the Fulton grounds. Answer through
the lntelliRencer. or call William Bar
tells. $40. either phone.
The Red Oaks have accepted the
challenge 81 the ~McI.aughlins for a
game Saturday Al the Bridge PARK
and want the game TO he started at
. y. m. sharp.
The =. J. Minis challenge the SlaN-
ish Stars and the Bauers for "A game.
\ game - desired for SUNDAY after
noon.
Any 10 or I-5-year-oId teams ma
"A games with tho McIAughlirs
either BY answering through the In
telligencer. or calling J. Dick. If37-Y.
National phone.
The Patterson Juniors accept the
challenge Of the ". ~. Pauls for a
game next SUNDAY afternoon 10 be-
PLAYED OF the manual training ground
for a 'ic5 hall a side.
The DHiou,ai. team is challenged
for q game Co boz PLAYED with the All
stars % Moundsyil~ either next sat
urdst or Sunda,. Answer through
the l~nteliigencer.
Tho WsrVood Juniors baseball
team challenge an, l2-ycsr-old team
in ohio county.
Tho Jacky Arthur~ viii play IN,
columbia team ~ Wheeling park next
sunday. Batteries For the rthur
Wood and shine. Tor Columbia. Ack-
erman and Alderman.
AM teams desiring games with the
We tnard Juniors are requested 90
write Carl Harper. Maynard. -.
Mount d. Chantsl pls,s tho Conso-
iafi"n club n"v' sunday ~ Gnchrisf.
Tn" 'It RAILWAY will piay he
bridgeport B"wi"fs neNt SUNDAY
Tho tHNro Athletic cipr will rIay
fu" Siasish stars Ssturdat. july 49,
and che N'fnss ~ bridgeport on tho
Wheeling creek grounds SUNDAY.
July 20. They Will pisr Glencoe sun
daf July o. on the istters diamond
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The Red Oaks have accepted the
challenge ot the Mcl@aughlins for a
game Saturday Al the Bridge park
and want the game TO be started at
> y. m. sharp.
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Home run cravath- sacrifice iit.
DaE"s stolen bases. Gather. Lobert.
Roberts Double plays Nov req. WHIT
ted ana konetcny. l.. Magee and Kouet-
c"N. ]. Mage. and KonetchJ Base on
balls orr G..ner, 2. OFF RiN-v. ! STRUCK
out By Grinsr. a.. 10y FREEMAN. .. by
KtNey. ]. JmPues. Grigley and Emslie.
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iotd ..-..--- . TO = II .
-Rsttei FOR lOLan IN sth.
Rated for kt!lff-r iu .tn.
Hatted for Brennan IN Tth.
It Louis .......V % - " , a o. 3
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The =. J. Minis challenge the SlaN.
ish Stars u the Bauers for a game
\ game - desired for SUNDAY after
noon.
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Mount d. Chantsl plass tho Conso
club nevf sunday 80 Gurhrisf.
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Philadelphia 20 o o o ! /
chicago ........O o o o % . o % o. q
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Tn" 'it Railway will play he
bridgeport Howlefs next sunday
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TIE annual dance Of the Wheeling Ten
MS club was given last night AZ the
stanford hotel u was a most delight
fui amair in every detail and was very
largely attended. Practicaiiy all out-of-
town PLAYERS and members OF the club
were In attendance
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Tho lam" Athlete cIur viii rlay
fh" Siayish stars Ssturdat. JULY 10.
Hnd thr N'fnas NJ bridgeport on the
Wheeling creek rrounds SUNDAY.
July 20. They Will pisr Glencoe sun
daf July o. ON me lstters diamond.
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Johnson and Beatty defeated Ebbert
and Lord-s-4. 6-3.
Jackson and Hanlon defeated Morris
and Morris-6-2, s-3.
Armbruster and Stockley defeated
Swift and SonuehOrn-6-l 81
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Y~ssesrday's BSsuats.
Ph'ledelphia 1; Chicago Q Iio).
Chicago g.. PHILADELPHIA .
Cleveland 8: New York O..
New York 4: Cleveland 2.
W~aAhineton 3; st. Louis :
BoSton Z: Detroit q
ro-day's osmss
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Inter State League
standing OF reams-
W. T.. Pet.
Erie 81 .916
YOUNGSTOWN .........42 80 $50
AEron y .5s1
..-...... ~ "a .432
Yestsrday's RssultA-
m Z. Wheeling. I.
Akron. s Youngstown. o.
Today's DANES.
Wheeling at Erie.
Youngstown at Akron.
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Jackson and Hsnlon defeated KIlIips
and Askin-6-e. 6-2.
Raymond and Colburn defeated StockIey
and Watson by default.
Beatite and Hugus defeated DR.. Sloan
and Shrewsbury-4-S. so. 6-3.
Jackson and Hanlon defeated Sweeney
and Whit-G-g. 6-I.
Morris and Morris defeated Mathison
and HOWie-6-1. 81.
Armbruster and Stockley defeated
Grubb and Bloch by default.
swift and S~Onneborn defeated Cald-
VOL and Russell hN default
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18
Worthy Of Y@r Patronage

If YOU need lawyer going to build want to buy
real estate need insurance other needs those who
advertise below Publicity inspires confidence and deserves it.
The advertisers appear below well known in Emmes
trade territory They are reliable and will the best of
service They invite your patronage
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Chance Had His Chance.

While the New York American base
ball team was training in Bermuda a
cricket match began between q couple
of the island teams. At 4 o'clock ev-
cry afternoon the teams used to knock
Off and drink tea. Mr. Chance. the
New York manager of the baseball
artists, viewed the cricket game with
disfavor. One day he stood upon the
side lines. idly watching it. An out
fielder made a brief run and caught
a little popup fly. well caught, SIR"
roared an English enthusiast well
caught. sir" Mr.. Chance was panied
Pretty soon another outfielder ran for
a long hit and failed to catch it. The
cricket fan at Chances elbow approx
ed anyhow. well run. sir" he bel
lowed. well run" Mr.. Chance glar-
ed at him. A moment later an in
fielder tried to run and fell on his
face. 1t was Chances chance. "Well
fell. sir" he shouted well fell"
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ANTIDoTE FOR SOCIALISM.

A telegraphic news dispatch states
that Socialism is on the wane in Ger
many. The official report of the exc
cutive committee of the Social Demo-
Gratis Party issued recently,
seems to indicate that the great red
wave has reached its crest in Ger
many. The report states: eve have to
report the smallest increase in the his
tory of the organization. The in
crease is so small that it verges upon
stagnation" From another source it is
learned that while the increase in So
cialism has mounted to 12,748, of
which 1874 were women, fifteen dis
tricts show sharp decreases aggregat-
ing over 10000.
The reason for the decrease in So
cialism is easily found in the legisla-
ton which Germany is introducing.
Germany has adopted laws providing
for vocational training, minimum
wage scale for women, prohibition Of
child labor, old age pensions, work
mems compensation acts, and other
measure which belong to the great
doctrines of the humanites.
Germany has been seeking to solve
the problem of Socialism by finding an
antidote for it in legislation that
would remove the cause of discomfort,
out of which Socialism had its growth
1t will be only by careful and honest
study of the causes of discomfort and
an honest remedy for them that we
will be able to counterfeit the growth
Of Socialism in America.
Thre are two types of Socialists in
ibis country: one who has not accept
I'd the complete doctrine of Socialism, Z
Dut who has been working with the
Socialists hoping to force better condi-
ions, and the other who has accepted !,
he fetish and who believes in it as the i
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1t Is Serious!
Some Emmett People Fail to Realize
the Seriousness of a Bad Back.

some Emmett PEOPLE Fall to Realize
the Seriousness of Bad Back
The constant aching of bad back,
The WEAKNESS, the bad feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills
May result seriously if neglected
Dangerous urinary troubles often
follow.
w. j. Logan, d & C addition, En-
met, Idaho, says: 81 was troubled
by irregular action of my kidneys and
when the kidney secretions were pass
ing, they seem to burn. There was
steady, dull pain in my back and when
ever | stopped, it was almost impossi-
bic for me to straighten on account
of sharp pains that darted through my
kidneys. l had to work all stopped
over about seven hours day and this
made my back much worse An old
gentleman advised me to try Doan's
Kidney Pills and l did Two boxes
fixed me up all right and since then
haven't had any trouble from my back |
or kidneys. l publicly endorsed
Doan's Kidney Pills in. June 1910 and
that statement still holds good. They
made permanent cure in my case"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
AXE no other.
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a simple Mistake.

In part of the city where the con-
ductors on the street cars still come
around to collect fares George Cohan
recently jumped on car The con
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18

Illus Kaufman, Dane who wrote
very clever. forceful, pungent edltori-
Sis. kaufman's English was lmpec-
cable. but his writing was impossible.
1t seemed to have been done with
bent pin and an asphalt mixture.
George Kennedy was the only man on
the copy desk who could read It. One
day Kennedy came TO Editor Thomp-
son, shaking his head. ats all of, said
he. "Ive lost my punch. | read this
thing of Kaufman's with perfect ease
until got halfway through, and then
i stuck. don't know why. The
second half of his stuff looks just like
the first half. But can't read it."
Thompson took that manuscript over
to corner BY and by Thompson
came back with lines of strain around
his mouth. Put it up to Kaufman"
said he. Either he's gone hooey or
we have"
SO when Kaufman came in they
gave him his manuscript and told him
to 90 away somewhere and find out
what 1t meant By and by he came
back beaming. at wass easy" said
he. 'The second part I hat yoost
wrote In Danish "-Argonaut-
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MagdaIen

Magdaen at Michael's gate
Tried at the pin;
On Josephs thorn sang the blackbird
Let her in! Let her inp
Hast thou seen the wounds % said Michael
"Know'st thou thy sin?"
ut is evening, evening"" sang the backbrd,
Let her in Let her I'M"
eyes, have seen the wounds,
And / know my SIM"
'She knows it well, well well" sung the backbrd
Let her in! Let her in!'
Thou bringest offerings" said Michael,
'Naught save SIM"
And the backbird sang, "She is sorry, sorry
sorry,
Let her in Let her I'M"
When he had sung himself to sleep,
And night did begin,
One came and open'd Michaes gate
And Magdaen went in.
Henry Kingsley, (1830-1876).
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18

The healing Gemulcent qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
are not duplicated in any other medi-
cine for coughs and colds. Any sub
stitute offered you is an inferior arti-
Gle. Refuse to accept it for it can not
produce the healing and soothing eff
feet of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Insist upon the genuine.
which contains nc opiates. B. B. Da-
Wis.
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seat and went to THIS is ONLY A
collect his fare. CENT
Mr.. Cohan put his hand in his pock-
ct and offered the conductor coin.
This is only a cent" said the conduc-
tor, handing it back
Yes" said George slowly, II know
that. | paid my fare when l was In
the other seat. This time | supposed
you We're taking up collection
Everybody's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18

Fire insurance see w. w. Wilton
Butter wrappers at Index office.
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ductor collected
fares and went
to the rear of the
ear. Mr.. Cohan.
wishing TO be
near the exit. left
his seat and took
another n e a + err
the door. The
conductor mean
time. on the look
out for passen-
sengers, saw. as
he thought. a new
man ia king a
rapt and want fn
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18

There's no music like little rivers.
II plays the same tune land that's
the favorite) over and over again
and yet it does not weary of it like
men fddlers. 1t takes the mind out
If doors; and though we should be
grateful for good houses, there is,
lfter all, no house like Gods out-of-
ioors. And lastly, sir, it quiets a
nan down like saying his prayers
Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18

The other day an Emmett man saw
pin and remembered that OIL adagc,
See pin and pick it up and all the
ay you'll have good luck" He
topped to get the pin, his hat fell off
nd rolled in the dust, his eyeglasses
ell on the sidewalk and broke, his
uspenders gave way behind and he
urst the buttonhole on the back of
is shirt. But he got the pin.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18
Nampa. Idaho. Sept. 1920.

Excursions via the Oregon Short
Line from points between Glenns
Ferry and Weiser and Boise and Ida
no Northern Branch points. Tickets
on sale September II, Is and 10, linn
tied September %. See agents for
rates and further particulars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-18
Dependency

Is often caused by indigestion and
constipation, and quickly disappears
when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken.
For sale by all dealers.