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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
DELEGATES ELECTED TO SYP4crSE
RESULTS OF THE TAMMANY HALL ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS MEssRs CROKER.
VAN WICK BELMONT AND
OTHERS CHOSEN.

Tammany Hall Assembly district conventions IN
elect delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention
at Syracuse were held last evening. At each con-
vention there was that perfect harmony that comes
OF strict boss rule in the organization. Each dis
trici leader selected the men who were 10 be dele
gates and alernates from the district. and the
ticket was elected without opposition. In nearly
every district the leader headed the delegation.
three delegates and three nlternates being elected
The entire delegation from New-York County TO the
Syracuse convention Of course Will be completely
under the control OF Richard Croker.
Mr.. Croker elected a delegate in the XXlNth
Assembly District. with Charles n. Knox and J..
Edward letter Mayor Van Wyck who has been
talked Of as possible Democratic candidate for
Governor was elected with John f. Carroll and
Francis j. Lantry in the XXIId District Peter r
Meyer Mr. Cookers business partner. goes as a
delegate from the XXXlsi District with Chares
Welde and Andrew J. White James J. Martin. or
the XXVIIth District. takes with him as delegates
J. Sergeant Cram and Samuel Cntermeyen ,,,l Der.
nard T Mar tin. of the Vth Distrie taxes william
Aston Chanier for whom he has tried 10 start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
The Original No. g Cologne
The kccIcy institute,
Postofiice Notice.

tshouid be read DAILY oy all interested. changes
Foreign mai. 1 f"r f s'S1 . a% poer 10 1904
all lose promptly IL all cas.s a. me General Po.'o;ss
co:,rs tine shown Below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
r. rG-1ps rcl pr.,snric. via ou.sn:,osn 4
10 30 a N ,di Belgium direct. per Southwark, vie
u N Ger Ear9r per saa aHsr''
taly SPAIN portugal rurSs, Esyp, BRITISH in.
Of ra1.r mu s. r.Sd eer La
r 80 o:.1 r F sssc. per s f%a s e seas
Portugal. Turkey Egypt and British Ind,a mus, ::
sir.c Per sta'.raan va Rot.rsan deter.
be af.a gr Sspc. r a. S. =. ~ a' D
Fo. at Vi, 10 glasgow r. oT ss'a a nf !.
tiy OF Rome
After losing 81 ,ss suppemsn,y T,'n.,'l.ns,s
S Ms. 'a IN n. pi. ., the Am.an ns.h reneS
ara & = e. S,, go 81 . r."so IF sT within
NAILS FOR SOUTH AID CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.
wEpNEspAY-At 10 m, t'r Porto Rico and santiago
:' s , P u: F.rn,S s.sa aid o. Rio ' J.nre
.,:. ,r SSn H md d. Ta a 2ea5ss nn
per 5 Por''a at II D. m f'r Jamaica, per steamer
"a g%tssss ssr a. pST ii. &.
phia deter. for colombia Via curacao must be al.
'd r sn,1s Nsra at r' cs Rs and
South pacns ports ~, Asy'nS. ya eG9n letter;
n m ,.uppieren.ar, i90 ny tHr Bermuda. rer o O.
0rl1oco at =. Cor Nassau y. ?, Cuba via Havana,
Campsche Chiapas Tonasco and Yuca,an. per Q. o
Matanzss Getrers for other parts of Mexico must b.
30 p m tor Nassau. y p. per s Antia dst,ers
must directed per Antil.a'p.
FRIrAY-At a. tor Newfoundland Ter . cor-au
(s-o,n Phadephia).
SATI'RpAY--At $50 .. m Complementary 10 A. nj
Tor Toward and Windward Islands also Dcnerars. nor
Nad,ana letters .oi Grenada Trinidad and Tobaso
% %ss' fsss,' M or Fs,qs. :snd Jamaica
savanii.a CartAasena and costa Rlca. per Aiens:
az 10 a m supplementary 1927 M for Haiti ger
., 3 Hostein. at $50 FOR Newfoundland. per
steamer from North sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland by raii 70 Halifax and them
by steamer. close Al this Office daily az 30 .. Mall
FOR Miaueon by rail Boston and thence BY steamer.
close this Office daily at $40 Mails tor Mexico
.eamer. close this ONCE daily at $50 G. m. ana
23O D. m. tRogsterei mail closes at p. m previous
TRANspAcTFIc MAILS.
Taeonia) close here daily up 70 September
al ESQ .. m. Malls for Australia .sxsept weW
australia New-Zeaand. Hawaii and Fly lsisnds
per Miowsra from vsnccuver close ners as,v
Mail. 't for eSna Japan and Hawaii: per cop.ss
from San Franci.co) close here daily up TO sep
.ms.r II ESQ ,SD Trop.e ' Bird 10, ro% san
FranelscoS close here daily up TO September q Il
g. 80 D. m Mails for Australia except those for West
A.;IH :x, Tnfs are and Samoan ands per 1s
media from Sen Francisco, close mere caiy up 70 sep.
,ember $50 at a. m. II and $50 2. N; Tor on
arrival at New-York OF Etrurta with British mails
for Australia) -.
rsnspacinc mails Forwarded port Of sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing is arranged on the pre-
sumption their uninterrupted overland transit fkee-
i''sr.d mail el';:c :. rssyi SSr s.y
Postomes Hsw-York. n. T. September 4 1854 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
SOCTETT ATTENDS THE HORSE snow.
CAY NEWPORT SEES THE ANIMALS. ATTENDS
DINNERS AND WELCOMES wARsHIP.

GAY NEWPORT SEES THE ANIMALS ATTENDS
DINNERS AND WELCOMES A wARsHrP.
Newport r I. Sept 1SpeciaD.-Again to-day So
ciety gathered in force ~ the Horse Show on the
Casino grounds, boxes. grandstand and reserved
seats all being filled with display which in its way
equalled II II did not surpass thar within the ring
There werc probably about many persons pres
ent as tho opening day
The principal interest centred IN the last two
classes Of the day for jumpers. in which the num-
her Of horses shown and the quality Of the work
was said - eycel any hitherto IN hi. country
because OF It's spectacular features ths was The
most popular part Of tho exhibit
Tonight dinner given ~ The Breakers
by Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs George Vanderbilt. who recently re-
turned from Europe. where they were married
some months since and who made their first APP
poarancA socially in this country on this occasion.
other dinners were by Lloyd 5. Bryce. in honor 81
Lord Hcrschel; Dwight Braman for Count Cas-
SIM; Cope Whitehouse. Bshor Leonard ~ Ohio.
being tho guest Of honor. Mrs. n Nick. TwOmby
and Mrs. W Storrs Wells.
Tho engagement is announced here OF Miss Jose
phinA Brooks daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II Morti-
mer Brooks % J. f. Tivermore. son OF the Baroness
Seilliare. popular Young society man with som"
reputation a leader of cotillons.
To-day the first cottage rented for the season OF
iSo9 was announced. Mrs Henry r. Renwick. Of
New York taking tho Knight Cottage on Bellevue
ave
Tho United States monitor Miantonomoh. Captain
Johnson. arrived to-day from Key West, tho hrst
az the fleet Of warships ordered hero for the cee-
braton arranged by committee Of cottage resi-
dents.
Mrs \ Livingston Mason. who has been promi-
mont in the work - sending supplies 10 me Sex
:o',aF@s On Hald@n lin for coayqlescents' home
for the care Of soldiers when sufficiently recovered
to leave The hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RD-oRp AND To-DATs FORECAST
Washington Sept s--There has been d"'ied fall in
,.n,reraturc from Southern Rocky Mountain region
through the Mississippi Valley 70 the upper lakes. Okla
homa repairing drop Of ~ degrees 10 twenty for hous
Ab,.n. and Pueblo rs Dodge city and Springfield No
- Kan,ns city Amarillo and Springfield, H.. ~
Thunder.orns rains have occurred from the Mi's'
snni Valley N the Atlantic Coast. The area 81 high
nres.ur, central IN Montana last night has moved 10
wyoming Increasing In magnitude and covers the whole
country from the Mississippi Valley % IN" plateau
regions Thunderstorms and rain may be expected
IN the Atlantic and tint states ana genrralp taI
sls.vber- There ulu be a fall IN temperature IN the
,over lax. region the Ohio Mississippi valleys and
West Gulf states Wednesday night This cooler weather
vii extend o the Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
DILY AVID EDWARDES AT ODDS.

PRoPRIEToRsHIP OF NETWORK MANAGERS
LONDoN THEATRE IN DISPUTE.
London. Sept s-Augustin DAYS London theatre.
~ which George Edwardcs IS the owner and MI
DAILY i- The lessee Is the seat o, managerial war.
Edwardes "a IN possession and has stationed
squad OF police n the doors keep out Mr.. Dalys
employee.
Fdwardes says that Daily leased The theatre for
quarter Of century. the landlord and tenant
sharing The profits.
Put" he added. owing to infraction Of the
lease The freeholder compelled 20 AXE the
theatre Air DAILY having ceased 20 have any In
,ercst in tho premises. do not want TO have any
- his servants here ,-, $500 ,,..,,o &C
70 the meaning Of "infrac,ion Of the lease nv
inm3ts ne mster has nnancla osaT Heg ar ar
tis'i- successes. bat asserts thai ne IEdwardes
f4rnlsaed ihe paving shoW y. now r,n ,,s"" am
Ausus.in Daily said last night that tho trouble {"
tho London theatre was the outcom" Of Disagree
menr ~ long standing. Mr.. Edwardes wished his
brother 20 have the bar privilege OF the theatre.
Tho present holder % that privilege was eminent!y
satisfactory 20 Air DAILY. being dealer In good
standing and the lessee Of the bars OF several or
tho West End London clubs on the opening or
the theatre Mr.. Daily granted him the bar privilege
ror two years. and At the expiration OF That uina
,or three years more The other day NJ. Days
representative Mr.. Harrington. granted him
lease OF he bar Tor tho remaining time OF MI
DAVIS tenancy Of the theatre. sixteen years, the
fuu term Of Mr. Days lease being tventy-one
years not twenty-five. Mr. Days lease or the
property Is not Transferable. and the action OF his
representative IN granting lease OF the bar prlV-
lego IS the "infraction Of the lease OF when Mt
Fdwardes complains Mr.. DAILY saws that the case
viii probably be tried I'm the courts TO-DAY: ana
ma, he expects that tho action OF hts representa-
live VIII he sustained ~ tho most he thinks that
the court will only sc' aside the lease OF the bar
a,F ,lU does ilddte the lease
Of the thaaire. iie believes that the whole th'ng
will he sc'tcd In his favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
TO FORM 4 CAVPATGN COWNTTTEF.
ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE CITIZENS T-NrOS

ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE CITIZENS Union
The Executive Committee Of the Citizens Union.
presided over nv r Fulton Cutting decided last
evening to form n Campaign Committee, the mem
bershlp Of which IL 10 he selected by The Assembly
district committees. The following resolution was
passed
Whereas. the existing laws governing the nomina.
lions and elections OF candidates for State and
municipal Office have been arbitrarily framed 10
deny TO the independent voter reasonable oppor-
therefore.
Resolved. That the candidates of the Union for
the offices Of Assemhlymen and Senators be re-
quircd TO pledge themselves to use every endeavor
the passage Of he legisa ton approved by
the Union. whose intent shall be the removal ~
disabilities Of independent voters.
Colonel Roosevelt's lame not mentioned at
the meeting It said but the Executive COM
miitee decided 10 have another meeting next week
when there may be a discussion ~ his possible
nomination FOR Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

health 81 the Fatheriard Long live the Father
land
Inc President OF the First Chamber Of the
''a'es-"eneral DR. Van Manner van Eemnes
N returning thanks, proposed the health Of Her
Majesty
Inc Amsterdam Communal Council gave a
odnqnet this evening at the Geological Gar
dens 10 the foreign Journalists attending the
eh'nronement ceremony and festivities Several
correspondents made speeches in eulocy OF
queen Wilhelmina and the Netherlands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
uruRrRs or INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.

APPOINTMENTS MADE Pr PRESIDENT MKTNLEY
Washington. Sept. 6 Shortly after II o'clock
tonight President Mckinley announced the
names OF his appointees on the Industrial Com
mission They Andrew l.. Harris. OF ONO:
y = North u Massachusetts,; Frank =. Sar
gent n, Illinois: Ellison A Smythe. Of South
Carolina. John NJ Farquhar. Of NewYork; Eu-
gene y Conger. ~ Michigan Thomas W. Phil
ups n, Pennsylvania; Charles J. Harris. OF
North Carolina, and VI n Ratchford. OF In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
MR. WOODRUFF IN THE CITY.
THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SAYS NE DOES NOT
INTEND TO SEEK RENnHGSATIoN. But
4 r.np

Will, DO ALI. HE CAS- FOR BLACK
Lieutenant. Governor Timothy l.. Woodruff came
the city from Albany last evening IN company
with Frederick 6. Gibbs and the way Mr. Gibbs
talked turkey 10 him about the feeling in The
Republican organization against the denomination
OF Governor Black and the danger ~ going against
tho sentiment ~ the organization M Woodruff
appeared 10 be irritated somewhat by his talk with
Mr. Gibbs when newspaper men him
He said ho going n do his best to support
Governor Black IN his fight for denomination. be
cause nc thought Mr. Black had made good rec
ord Governor and had deserved recognition
For himself Mr. Woodruff declared he did not in
tend 10 seek denomination
He wished 10 do everything In his power 10 aid
Governor Black. short Of dsruptng the Republi-
organization in Brooklyn. He viii try 20 hold
as many Of The Brooklyn delegates as possible for
Governor Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

boom for either Governor or Leutenant-Governor.
John c. Sheehan. Louis Munzinger and Bernard
Courtney the delegates from the INth District.
William sulzer, chronic candidate. who says he
has bunch that lightning may strike him
Syracuse. goes a delegate from the X1Nth
District Proof that Maurice J. Power has come
into the Tammany fold IS given by his selection as
a delegate from the XVITIth District. Corporal ton
Counsel Whaler goes A delegate from the
XXITfd District Oliver II. p. Belmont is dele
gate from the XXXth District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
yaUES n. PETER FOR SENATOR.

Richneld Springs y. Y. Sept. Sat the Repuo-
Iran Convention for the XVIII Senate District.
h.ld bore to-day James n Feeter. O, Little Falls
vas nominated FOR Senator OtseSo County cast
one ballot for r. l. Kellogg ~ Oneonta. and on
ne second ballot voted FOR NJ. Fecter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

GAINESVILLE Ohio. Sept. s-Henry x. Stanbury. Of
this city nominated for Congress by the
Democrats Of the XVIII District this afternoon by
acclamation The district is row represented by
II C. Van Noorhs.
Waterloo Iowa. Sept. s-The Democrats OF the
lid District have nominated John r. Howell FOR
Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
UP B1Y4PD RESTING WE'LL.

pedham Mass. Sept THE cond ton o. Thomas
r Rava-d who is seriously III here. was un-
changed this morning The patient passed a some
what restless night. but toward morning grew
more comfortable and this afternoon he was rest
Ing well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

ro- Nea England and Eastern NewYork. light showers
much cooler Thursday morning. southsrly winds oecom
nc westerly.
For the District 81 Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Sev Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia Hight
showers cooler Wednesday night Thursday morning
var,ahl3 winds - ,,,...,. 49,,
For Western Neu-York. Western pennsylvania ana
ohio thnnderstorms Gearing Al night. cooler prish
HnefsrlN winds
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Special Notices.


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U11HELMINA ENTHRONED.


i had consolation in the reception given by Con-
~ ~. Queen drove OUT this afternoon and even
"a zee the decorations. and was enthusiastic
me me-, received in every quarter Of Amsterdam.
~ whole town was en- fate at night. the H.
';rotions being marvellously effective and
.r,if,,l Thronss Of pleasure seekers took
.,,nlete possession If the thoroughfares and
.n,inued shouting. singing and romping until
morning
J. y. F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
MSS WINNIE DAVIS Much BETTER.

,.,rs.t Pier. r. L. Sept. s-There is a
,,o.ahIe Improvement In the condition OF MISS
,,,.,,a r, Wis 10 might and tho day was both COM
ccrtabie and encouraging fer the patient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

RERGEN-A' Bay Rias-. Monaay. September 5. isoS
Isaac E B,rsen in hi' ssh ys'T. .,.,, ~. .,,.-,,
..7ice. a. ~. Rstorm-d putch chaTch sday. ani
her : at o'clock in the afternoon
r9g, ''r -, o sqnG. s sp f.. 1885
Rca nh and ,r.nd n,ea 10 attend the funeral from,
late residence WEDNESDAY September : isas at
1870 o'clock
= Bissio SsI e2s husband :, NASSAU, Blss!o
., %sd%.'d ~ T'g s at M from his
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
rn,-rment woodavr
ss.h vie of seGr late Eas@n. bor.sy
Funeral from her late residence No goa East 7'd-' on
Reia,iyc. and friends requested to a,,-nd.
European papers pleas" copy.
lanes Connolly. IN HI. Ssh year n'tiv. ot Clones.
from his late residence. 80 425 Amsteraan,-ave on
the Blessed Sacrament, in West liz, st. where a
requiem mass viii he offered tor the rerr-e ~ his
lyn Peter Donohu. aged Is wears. b"oy.i husband n
% rGS" ana ssn Ph y Am mT
his lat. residence Wednesday. September T.
Members Of Division No H. A. o or H respectfully
vied o. attend
sn. @ FG:. .D P:s Hs 'fH q" sa as
u Jennie - and George " Eastman
EVERETT Corporal Roeer, Gordon Everett, emily child
dence the Dakcth. No 1881 Madi.on-sve. Monday.
September s. 1895 member 81 Company L. fist Regl-
ment New York Volunteers aged II years II months
Funera Wednesday. II m. AZ above residence
Friends invited
New Hampshire papers please copy.
Burial at Concord y II.
PARRISH No 303 West iieth-st the An inst.
James & Farris. aged s. years.
services will he held the Catholic Apos
toiic Church. No AZ West b7ths,.. near o'h-sve
Wednesday, at o'clock
Intermcnt ~ Eyergreerr.
GOTF-At Camp Wkon. Saturday, September g. al 4
p m. Sergeant Eugene W. Con- Company l. list Regi-
nent. Of exhaustion
Fu-era "Wednesday from residence Of his mother No 10
Horton Row. New Brighton, Staten Island.
Hour will he announced Letter
Vienna ,Austrie Boston Springfield Mass) and Cncin-
matt papers please copy
GREER-At Rye: y. y. on September T. George B.
Greer. In his list year
Funeral services Wednesday. September his late
residence. II rs o'clock
Train leaves Grand Central Depot a. 10 :o6 a m.
Funeral private.
Trterment Woodlawn.
Piease omit flowers.
HAIGHT-on Monday. September s. at his residence No.
$50 West l2othst, Jonathan Haight. in s7th year
OF his
Funeral services Thursday at o'clock.
HAMILTON-At Stamford Conn. Monday September s.
1895. John J.. Hamilton in his SGD year.
Funeral services Will be held his late residence Ma
yntsrment Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

Tribune once. sept. T. a. m.-The weather yesterday
va. fair and hot The temperature ranged between 70
and IS degree. IN. average $50. degrees being degree
lower than that Of Monday and s& degrees higher than
that Of the corresponding day OF last year.
to-day VIII be shovsry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
LISPEN4RD STEWART REFLECTED.

Albany. Sept s--The state Prison Commission
today reelected Lispenlrd stewart or NeW-f ork
tie for the fourth term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
MARRIED..

EVf.rs- -CLEATfER--On August IS az Christ Church
Lancaster Gate. London. England. Henry Ernest. see
end son ~ Frank Evers Of White Hall. Stourtritse
Worcestershire 10 Alice Gordon daughter Of Gaori-
Gordon C1.ather. ~ London ard New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07
DIED.

DIED.
R,-re- Isaac F. MM,nL. william J.
pArsAr r,hr Y " McNalv Thomas n
pas,n rohn Y Miller. Mar L.
BoicrneNv Rose Moore Richarc, .,
con,,itv lame. Patterson sarah n.
D0nohu~. Peter. Powers. Ellen
Eastman Helen Degrauv eearlss. Lulu
Everett Robert Gordon Shea. johr j.
Fairs lanes Sheehan Andrew.
COT Eugene " smith RUN 4
Greer George r. sranahar, J. :. T.
Haigh, Jonathan Thompson. Emily A
Ha milton John p thl Louisa
Keuv Tane Won Wnterteld Hug.
Z litea for- Wehner Robert Karl
Lombard Ernst Rudolph West. Emma u
N.Carvav l., MinsloV. Sarah {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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rprR,,xr LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS

changes In pressure Indicated nv The Tribunes self
recording The dotted line shows the
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

Don't ,emporize with cold Begin the cure At
once with Jaynes Expectorant. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

Ofirt. 70 20 z 23d-st.
Woodavn stat on cath WardD Harlem Eairo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-07

fshoud be read DAILY o. all interested changes
tinlfp
Foreign mats for TIE wt-k ending SEPTEMBER 10. 1874
promptly all az the General Poso;nce
follows psf mails close one hour earlier thAn
closing below
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05
TIE EPwORTH PLANO

DON'T WAIT TOO LONG, II has been L
cherished plan of yours to get your daughter 4
Piano sou,e day. You want her 10 become ao-
couipiished. This bas been your dream. II
you get her the Piano soon euouqh that drean,
wiiiyet be realized But don't rut Il OF too long
THE EFWORTH PIANO
Fills the requirements of those who want n thor
oughiy good and sweet-foned Piano: who are
willing to pay fair aud honest price jor il; but
who are not willing that the price should in
cludc the expenses ard profits of traTciiuF
agents ard slicsmen, which. OF course, can ado
nothing 20 the value cf 4 Plano or to me sweet
ness cf lis tpue. We seii dlrcct 60 hours.
Writs to-day for catalog and trial order plan.
Mention this raper.
wiLLIafaS ORGAN q PIANO CO.
81 Washington Street, CHICAGO, III.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Krigbaum July
the - a pound doy. Mother and child
are getting along nicely.
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United States Land Office.
boise City. Idaho, Jluy o. 1928.

United States Land Office.
boise City. Idaho, Jluy o. 1928.
Notice Is hereby given that the following -nam-
cd settler has died notice OF mis- intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that saidproof will DO made before Register and
Receiver L S Land Onico at Boise City, Idaho
on August p 1898. viz: Orlando 2. Badley
OF Sweet, Idaho, lid. application No. 1880, for
tho 5 e 4 s W h,Scc IL q e = N w u N f 4
; w =. see. %. Up. =. n. r L. T.
He names the following witnesses to
prove ais continuous residence upon and culti-
walton OF. said land, viz
Lorenzo i3eal. OF Ola. Idaho James v.
Han OF Ola, Idaho william II. Nonud OF
Sweet. Idaho Frank A. holland OF Sweet. Ida.
Any person vino desires TO protest ngains; the
allowance OF such proof, or who knows OF any
substantial reason. under the law and the reg
ulationa Of the Inferior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed will be given an
opportunity at tho above mentioned time and
place TO cross-cxamine the Witnesses OF said
claimant. and TO offer evidence in rebuttai OF
that submitted by claimant.
7-s;s-l2. James King,
Register