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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-03-11

j. Sheer, Sedala, Mo-, conductor
on electric street car line, writes that
his little daughter was very low with
Group, and her life was saved after all
physicians had failed, only by using
one minute Cough Cure. Tyler d
Hemphil and W. Mckee Hardie.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-03-11

Before the discovery of One Min
ute Cough Cure, ministers were
greatly disturbed by coughing con-
gregatiOns. No excuse for it now.
Tyler g. Hemphill and w. Mckee
Hardie.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-03-11
Mrs. Pepper Dead.

Mrs. Mamie Pepper. widow of the
late Oscar Pepper, died at her home
in Lexington on Sunday. She was
the mother of Col. Jas. E. Pepper,
the distiller, of Lexington.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-03-11
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Annual convention National Amer
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Grand Rapids, Mich, April q to
May 8, 1899.
National Society Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution, Detroit, Mich, May
1, 1899.
American Library Association Con-
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-03-11
For Sale.

A boys bicycle, in good order, for
sale cheap. Apply at this Office.
27-ii.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-03-11

The only line running three double
daily trains to Evansville without
change, with high back coaches and
parlor car. The direct line to st.
Louis, running two double daily trains
with high back seat coaches and
Pullman sleepers through without
change. Tickets on sale at L. & N.
office, this city. For information as
to rates, route, Sleeping car berths,
ETC.. call on A. V. Hite, agent l.. & N.
r. R., or address
B. L. BRYANT,
H. G. MoRDUE. Il. p. A.
Asst G. p. A.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
A Tribute of Respect.

On the death Of Nellie May Bach.
Our loved ones die and leave our hearts
and homes desolate; we cannot prevent
il nor would il b. best If we could. sor-
row has It's useful lessons and death IS
the gate that opens OUT ~ earth toward
the house eternal IN the heavens.
Shall we not drown our sorrows in the
flood Of light let through The rent veil
Of the sky, which Jesus entered. knowing
that every step brings as nearer The de-
parted and their sweet eternal home
where death never enters.
The deceased was born July 2 1877 in
Cherry Greek, Nevada and died at the
home Of her siep-Talher and mother. Mr..
aud Mrs Richardson's, about 10 niles,
west Of 2 nmetl al 4.31 clock Monday.
She died Of C.fsdro-msningisis proIaby
brooght gu by over work and cold coa-
iratcied on a visit home from the College
OF Idaho at Caldwell en- Thanksgiving
where she has been student for some
time and from which school she expected
to be graduated next June.
She leaves parents. two sisters, three
brothers and many friends TO mouFa heI
death.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

DELISQrEET TAX LIsT or FAYETTEVILLE
INDEPsSDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT sua-
HEaso FoR lsoo
Charles sF. buckley. ~ Srs. s1s SEs.
El sFi and swS sEt. sec. -. 7. 6. Il. 2
". 2io acres. .........--......... So %.
g. ". Brown, ~ SIT and lots ana J.,
sec. p. r7R.l. W. lGs acres sse5.
5. J.. Conklin. lots5, 9. T. and 8. sec TO-
and lot . sec u, g6.R2 ? W. 10 acres
......-....-.- ...3il 90.
A. ]. Grimes, lot o-sec. 4. and lois %,
10 and II. src. 5, To.Ri, w. ll9 acres.
-.--..--.- .-.--- g.. -
a. II Long, sEt swi. sec. -, O. K2
". 80 acres---... ga. %.
s. T. Mcintosh. S4 Swl, sEt sw4, and
sws sE4. sec. .. r6. n2w. l90 acres.
.......--...--..............-..- sl3.15.
Scott W. Neal y SKI, SIC. p, 2 .. T. .,
w. 50 acres. .................... 50. 75.
Payetie Valley IrFigaiing and Water
Power Co.. q acres in SEt. 3eU y 1850
feetin Es oflct 4. sec. z. TORI. 3j acres.
Emmett NJ and 80 y l20 feet. 8 miles
lrFigating Canal. ..............-. Ss0.a2.
John Sparks. Ewi NEs. sec. % y 6.
r. 40 acres. ...........-...-....s5. 75.
NJ T. Smith estate, II sEt, sec. y. 2 g.
n. s0acres- -...-............--.Sl3.00
Joseph Shepherd, lots ] and p see. :.
ir6.Rl. 50 acres. =.
John Willie. sr. NEl less 15 acres. sec
/ II. TG. ri l45 acres. .s6.7 g.
4. l. White. sE1 sw4 sec II. rG. Il .
30 acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.
James Little Persen nal property ......
..................... slG.i2
Cook and Cummings. Personal prop
criy.............................s5s,3 1891
Noiic is hereby given that the above is
correct list Of the delinq sent s-hoo
taxes due the Emmeitsviile Independent
school dislr.cinumbcr Of Emmett. Ida
10 and If not paid on or before tie 25tt
day Of December 1888 the property uTcl
which The respective amounts are du.
will o. sold 20 the hi-hest bidder for casi
between ih- hours OF 10 O'Clock A. 81
and O'Clock NJ on The day aud dat
aforementioned Sale VIII take rlace il
front Of The school house in said district
Eugene Clymer, Treasurer
Subscribed aud sworn TO before IA
this fourth day-ol December 1909
lSrai , " Barrett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

Leo Bach Of Caldwell was IN Emmett
Tuesday attending the burial Of Lis
sister I
II YOU have a surplus Of hay. corn. or
oais and owe the Index please divide
with US.
VIM. Wallace returned Monday from
Marsh and Iteion's where be has been
at work
Mrs. Warden has received fine lot OF
books and is delivering them now. She
left for Pearl todsy.
Fresh Oysters, Fresh and fine just re
cciyrd for Christmas time. Call at Cart
wrght's and be in line.
Bismark Noust'er came down from
Reeds mill "Wednesday Tor The winter
he went on to his home at Falk,s Store
Thursday
The Editor of The ILdex wishes to
leave for Salt lake City Thursday after
noon, hence the work has been pushed
and the paper will not contain news as
late in the week as usual.
On account Of its being impossible to
rct cement TO complete the work the
entire crew on the Last Chance head-gaic
/ have been laid OF until after Christ mas
and Mr.. Poslon went home Wednesday.
d.
Frank Wilson, son Of james Wilson,
and family who has been living in Texas
for some time, with Mr. Bilterrv and
family came in to Emmett last week and
are now living in the Chas. Burge house
just below town.
Dr.. Clymer went 10 Caldwell Monday
aud on his return that evening Mrs. ely.
mer was The happy receiver Of fine up
right piano with instrumental attach
mehts to produce the music Of harp,
guitar, a either, "a banjo and mandolin
or tremolO.
Monday night the friends of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Smi,hsou enjoyed nice soca
dance and supper in The q. a. r. hal
given in honor of MIR. Geo. Reed. 1t Wa.
au invitation dance aud each lady tina
= was invited brought appropriate refresh
meuts which were relished ut y O'Clock
Music swells the air, boys dance to tn
5 call of Justice Williams, aud the schoo
! children keep time 10 the clatter OF III
= wooden paddle. Though the measure
have been inflicted through an apparcn
necessity it is hoped that our youth wi
{ take for their aim "A higher ideal au
, make such occasions uu6uown.
D Boys. aud girls too, conduct youselvc
as Justice TO others demands. which
your true duty, aud YOU Will not be sui
jecicd To the humilaiing ordeals
$ County Superintendent, hrs Wallins
i on her round visiting the schools in III
section spent part of Tuesday n The En-
NETT Pubic School. SHE is p.annin
p aud working up the introduction Of II
L Course Of Study recently completed b
k the State superintendent aud wishes
a followed AS much us possible after u
first of the year The uniform work
following Systematically arranged ul
"A to-dalc course OF study is the inaugur
e tion ct one OF the greatest steps in q
y history OF a states educational progre
y and should be received by all with
2. hearty cooperation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
Farm For Sale.

$50 acres of Gne oottom land: q mile.
from Emmett; 80 acres under culiiva-
Iics, Is acres set 10 the choicest bearin
frrit trees and absolutely tree from scale
or lther diseases and finely situated 10 b.
protected from frost: l0acr set 10 mead
ow and 'Tater-rishi in Last Chance Ditch
gees with the laud. TILE clear Gail
ou or addess The lNDEx Emmett Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
Boise. Idaho. May 20. 1893

Miss Grace z. DOYLE.
Prop. Boise Business sud Shorthand
College, Boise. Idaho
Miss DOYLE Boise may well be prousl
IN possessing such an ins,ntion as tl'c
Boise business and Shorthand Collc-e.
Tile Boise Chambers ol Commerce u;.-
hesiiaungly Civvs y7ur college and i-s
proprietor iis most hearty endorsements.
Attest Boise Chamber OF Commerce
5 a. Coffin. r. Reed
Secr'y. Pres
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

FoR SAIE-The East half Of The North
West Quarter cf Section T.. Twp g..
North Of Ranges. West Of b. n contain-
ing Eighty Acres aud laght 10 One
Hundred and six.y Inches oi Wat-r from
the Reed Ditch. said water % be meas
ured under foar inch pressure A spe-
clal bargin For particulars call III lnder
Office or on C. p Biidefbacs.
Emmett. Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
ALnInN NnRNAL srHn0L

The Winter term Of the Southern Ida
no State Normal school viii Open Janu-
AIRY 3. 1900. ON that date. new cia,ses
will be formed in Rhetoric. composition.
general methods. physiology. chemistry,
and civil government. New pupils enter
lng will End several classes 10 arithmetic,
g.ammar. reading eloeuiion. music,
aigebra. L. $. history. geometry. lnera-
tare, drawing, peumanship, and physi-
cal training.
There are three courses-Elemcntary.
Junior, aud Advanced leading respective
ly TO three year and five year certiatat-
es. and to life diplomas.
The quality Of our work IS 50 well
known aud appreciated that one-half Of
lie graduating class OF last year lad been
rendered good positions by the time they
received their diplomas. and every mem-
Der Of The last tvo graduating ciassrs is
eugaged ia ieachins. The demand for
our graduates has exceeded the supply.
and "a number OF our students who bold
three aud five year certificates are aiso
teaching
+ Tuition is free 10 all residents Of thu
state Books are furnished al cost in th,
school building Furnished rooms will
good board can be secured i'm private
homes at $500 per week. a numoeI o
students rent rooms and do light house
keeping for abaai - 90 per week.
Students paying full fare on the rail
road 10 Minidoka should take "a receip
from The agent for the same. which vii
euiitlc ihe hol.er 10 return ai the clos
of the year at one-half fare. The stag
rates from MiGiaoAa Io Albion is oae-hal
fare Tor students. sl5o.
Tina; oar school is steadily growing "a
favor is EVIDENCED by the fact ,hat tA
.curo.lment increases each year. oar pres
rnt ,nroilment. Being the largest in OBJ
history ol the scko,i.
For catalogues or FOR any additional iu
formation, address thc president,
J C. Black, Albion. Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
FoRFlrURE norIoa-

Emmett. Idaho. Noy- g. 1879.
To Thom. Holland his heirs Or assigness.
You a-1 hsscsy notified that have expended
curing tbs year ls-s. One hundred dollars in
iGuo- and Improvements upoa thc Heeia FIae-
tiou mining clrin. siiaatel in West View mia
irg district in Boise Co1.;y- State ol Idaho. the
location notice which IS recorded in book Do.
page Ca OF qna-lz mining records Of said
county and state. ia 0raer 10 hold said claim uu-
der the provisions Of section ss2I o. tie Revised
Statutes o. The United states. AMI the amend
nsalt thereto approved January y. is,o. concern
ing annual LABOR oa mining ciaiins, being the
auaolnt required 70 hold said claim Tor the ye3,
ending December 81. lsls And II within nineis
days from the personal su-vi-e q this
n0si-e. or within ninslg days af1et
Ihs publication thaze5f you i4n or re-
tase 10 contn5uts your proportion of such ez-
psndituIe a. co-3wnar. your interest in Ia,
claim WIZ become the property Of lie su5ac.i5-
ef- your r9-ovusr VINO has made fha required
expenditure by lhs terms cf saii section
r. YanEaTton-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
WORK BEGUN ON B. n. 80.

ftAflSA DLQ Wv VI, u ~. q -.
Last week contractor ). J. Ne
Donald came in with several teams.
plows. etc. and began work in the
c n n Sunday on the 3. \ & o.
ex ension. Apparently there ls a
conflict between the 3. n. & 0. Co.
and the electric company because
the construction Of the B. n. & O..
road bed will interfere with the
building Of the dam.
Wednesday, on complaint of the
electric promoters, deputy sheriff
Tucker served an injunction on
the D. n. & O. contractors and
work is suspended until Saturday.
but Mr.. Mcdonald said the teams
are to remain in tue canon ready
to resume work at any time.
Mr.. Mcdonald also told us that
Col. Dewey had let the contract
for a steel bridge across the Boise
river TO Frazer & Chalmers OF
/ Chicago and that the steel was to
be on the ground witein go days
and not that the bridge was to
be finished within that time as
some of the rspe-s had stated.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

d. Z. SanTEsoS guarantees every bottle
Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
Will refund ihe money % ANY one who is
not satisfied after using tw0-ihirds Of .le
contents. This is the best remedy i'm the
world for lagrippe. coughs, colds. Group
and whooping cough and is pleasan, ani
safe To take. L. preventSany tendency ol
cold 10 result in pneumonia.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
NOTICE FOg PUBLICATIONS
Tl5lBkR LAND. ACT JUNE, 8. lyTs.
United States Lara once.

United States LARD once.
Eois1 Idsho. November g. 1899
Notice Is hereby given taat in compliance with
The provisions % The al 81 Congress Of June 8.
i,75 entitled ana act for fae sale Of timber lands
10 the STATES Of la-ilo-lia- Oregon Ecval2. aud
WasEil..fon Territory. as ezt-4dsa 10 all sre
Pu3iic Land si1,ss tg le- % august =. ia.a
su,a iscle Webster. cf Acrscsh9s Hcna. couls1
oi Boise stale oi Idalo- has mis- day nled il thi
oa1ce her sworn statement No. - f9r TIE pur-
cllst u tle Ssyis o. NTyss of section No in
Township No. . north Range No. , cast. and viii
sier proof TO snow that the land sought Is Inouu
Tllua1l fur its t.lb-ror stone than Tor a4-iculi
ural purposes. and 20 establish he ciainl - said
land before the Register AID heeeiTe- Of tAis
oaice ii Boise. Idaho on saturday. lb- sta day
u January, ls0
she names Is wiru1sses; E1wia Stole- WIZ
ian Z. Ray aud Tom Woods q Horseshoe Bona.
Idaho. and Joseph L. Jae,-sou 3f i31isc, I1aLo.
Arv aaa an persons claiming atVerssiy the
ah0vc-Gcgcriocl lands are requested To file taei-
claims "a th.s Once ca O. b-to.e sll1 23th das Of
January i.+l.
ii-io-'g0fo i-l2-ia0o. James King Rcsiste-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

Two houses and lot on Main Streei
52s5.O0. One house and three lois Com-
mercial Street $4,000 100 acres-eight
miles westoi Emmett. good land, rarg-
lin al l,2o0e0
C. p. Bilderbao..
Real Estate Dealer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
EPWORTR LE.4GTE

DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR DECEMBER
Will. BE As FOLLOWS.
2+th. Topic: Our Royal Brother. %
Heb. 1; ,; ,: lo, l6, Il; 3: g. thrls,mas
mreIing Leader II A. Pugh.
Slst. Topic: T he Heavenly Re
cord" Luke 10: %. Rev. 3; Is C.New
Years Meeiingl Leader, Mrs. Mabel
Brld,ey.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
Idaho.
c. P. BILDERBACK.

Fire insnrence Agt aud Dealer n
I'eal Estate. Home money 70 loan on
security, long Or short time
Collections promptly attended TO-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22


Latest News OF Emmptt and
H
,,,.,o,,n.,, c.;,h,..
%
Geo. Malo'' was III i''''@' '''' at - 20 ''''
. ,.
james Barrett IS on 'n' S''N 'i'' ''''s
.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL butts 9un"'Seu :"
I'm '''e'''
Mr' ro' i"'' " '''' ""9 '''
i@''" '"S' "''"'
vc,. pn,,.r, was in Emmett from
B'sseli Creek S'"'''!
and w,os Russell
o'e' ''V'" 80 ,a,,d.,
c,,n, 1,.,,,n
N'ssFs' ''"n ,,,. N''e''5' '''0 '
went TO '''se "''0'
Mr.. G'orS" Thomas oil ! O"'o"e'' vas ~
Emmett Tuesday nisn''
.
Jasper BROOKS anu li"i
In Boise the first oI the Week
90
Born Friday night to Mr. ana MIS-
Geo. Non"cN o""7 '
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. DcN ore '.1 "e,' -"
from Star Saturday TO see '''''' "a
Marie.
,v.s Smith.
son is here from Mountain no"7 '''''"
Mr.. and Mrs. sml'hson'
% ,,...- d
MIS- Maude hoiOF,oN' % ,a"n, ""r- warsI
mr. All" u''' .-,.,,... .her parents.
vo,,bi Yerren
M'ssrS' !. : p.,,l. ','',i ,bo frs, Of the wcel
son were IN hoiS' '''' ,,,e,- ','s bo,es
making iin'l lr'o's =, --
.e..rd elinss can be made be
i''"" -,,f,,.U and mon
fore rr0oa'r .,,'' SuI5 i,ir. r,r instructions.
ey saved "F''' III -
o.,.ro W Williams and Ague
Mr. u'0rSy ''.+,n " s,yee, were married IL
h'oo'''I' nan"mhe, u" 18Th. Justice Ellis
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

An who subscribed TO the Christmas
tree fund are requested TO please haud
their subscription in al once as The com
miltce wish 10 use ihe money in buying
presents. Money may be left al lnlcN
Office ii more convenient
Tom Williams.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22
W. r. Cartwright,
DEALER
General Merchandise
and Hardware.

and Hardware.
Dry Goods. Clothing, Mackinaw and Over
Goats; Hats, Winter Caps, Boots and Shoes;
Ladies and ChHdrens Winter Wraps; Feltand
Gum Boots. German Sox, etc. Mems. Ladies
and Chiidren's Over-shoes and Rubbers.
Cranberries, SatFish and Picked Pigs Feet;
Straight Grade and High Patent Flour; Fresh
Oranges, Lemons, Candies and Nuts.
z Hoiday~.Goods F:
Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

The annual meeiingof the Stockholders
OF the Emmett Creamery Will be Dccein-
Der 26lh, 1888 in the q ). r. hall
d. Mclean. President
j. II. Martin, Clerk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

The Idaho Free Travelling Library %
is now at Dr. Clymers office. IL stay os
three months in place aud then it is sent
TO smother. Any Que can get good book
to read free for two weeks. Every body
call and examine t.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

Asa means of introduction, until furth-
er notice ] will put in my regular $50
SETS Of teeth fer $50, $40 gold filling FOR
s. aud on down 10 81. Plastic nlliug
from - 50 TO ST. Extracting teeth 5Octs.
All work guaranteed.
DR.. J. II. Fam.
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NoTIcEs.

will take and care FOR bucks from
March lst until November Isl. 1900 for
: per head
R. H. Boyse, Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

Janss King Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

Invitations have ba'a given and "A
...',,d Hmm is expected "a, the residence
s,""" m ' a1 Mrs bildcrback Thursday
evening, December slsl' IN celebrating '.'-,l
tb.,r iwcuy.Gfih wedding an"''siS"''
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-12-22

v,ssrs. Whitney of Paye''" and prpu-
eho,ig Tucker came ia Tuesday night
y ~, "Wednesday morning brought work
an the r. \. y O. at the d"" SITE TO d
s,and-stiu until saturday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-15

owned by George A. Coleman. which has
done such good work on the Speedway Of
late Then there is Honest John, driven
by George G. Smith,, and Go Boy, the
pride OF L. Stewart. In the trotting race
for amateurs w. P. Durando will pin his
faith to Clarence A.. while Oracle G. will
be driven by r. De Lisser. There are SIX
entries for this event.
Some of the best horses which are not
on the circuit will contest in he SEQ and
2:2o trot or pace. including Gordon Cum
mingss Marie Wellington mi n. F. 3.
Altogether the list proves that trotting Is
very much on the boom and some inters
esting harness racing may be expected.
Two interesting trotting matches have
been secured In addition to the regular
programme. James McClery, of Hudson
county, will race Blue Sign, 2:081z, against
Gertrude, 2.12N, owned by Charles Hoff-
man. The match will be mile heats. best
two in three. The other contest will see
Gilman Boy, owned by DR.. Petersdn, OPP
posed to lack Flint, owned by John Mail
This contest will be run under the same
conditions as the first match.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-15
DEWEY F. c.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Enoch August has been released from
the Hoboken team by Manager Smithson.
who has signed Agnew of the Jerseys to
play the position. The change has caused
considerable discussion as to the relative
menits of the men. Agnew's work this
season has been better than August's.
This and the excellent game Agnew put
up Sunday at the st. George cricket
grounds has led the Hoboken's manager
to make the change, and the Jersey crack
will be seen at Hoboken next Sunday.
The Jerseys will present a good card
Sunday at the Johnston avenue grounds.
The visiting team is the Providence team
Of the New England League. The game
should prove an exceptionally interesting
one and should draw well.
The Stars of Newark will play the Ho-
bokens Sunday at the st. George Cricket
Grounds. These teams are about evenly
matched and the contest should prove hot
and close.
st. Louis and the New York League
teams play Sunday at the Niles avenue
grounds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-15
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
Good Programme For vailsburg
Meet-General Notes.

At the Vailsburg board track, Sunday,
a ffty-mile amateur race will be the I
feature. although several other races, in
Guiding a two-mile lap race for profess
SIGNALS with fifteen money prizes, are
down for decision. In the big race are
entered ). P. Jacobson, the recent winner
of the ifty-mile race at Berkeley Oval;
IA. e. Blocker, WHINE of the Coney Is
land cycle path race, Labor Day; Floyd
Krebs. who won the big twenty-five mile
road race on the Hudson County Bouie-
ward the same day; Charles Hauser, time
prize winner of the same race; Ross, King
and Hunter. the Newark bantam cracks;
George w. Crooks, of Brooklyn, and
twenty other riders. Newhouse, Fisher.
Kimble. Freeman. Eaton. Walthour, Sims,
Downing and MacEachern are
a few of the professionals who will ride
in the two-mile lap race, for which are
offered fifteen money prizes. yer a score
Of novice riders viii ride in the opening
dash of a quarter mile.
THE Century Wheelmen of New York
will hold the fifth annual, fall century
RIM on October /. The event will be
known as the Dewey Century Run, and is
expected to be a big event. me aesIlnsa
ton is College Folnt, - Ing ~
Fifty-ninth street and Eighth avenue
10 Twenty-third street ferry (easD. to
Bedford Fountain (Brooklyn), to Jamaica,
L. T., to Hampstead, to seaford via Lyn-
10 o,ieens. to Jamaica. to Broadway
ferry 10 Tooth street and Eighth avenue,
to Century wheeimen Clubhouse l46 W.
Seventy-irst street, near Boulevard.
THE Hamilton Wheelmen have not over
looked anything in the construction OF
the new club house and among other
things the bowling alleys have been care
f,,iiv considered. Work has been begun
and will be finished as soon as possible
IN this department 50 that the members
ii = wver Daniel Griffin of the Mantle
wheelynen. has returned from a two
weeks trip In Ulster County Mr. Grimm
bagged considerable small game during
his STAY in the mountains.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-15
WILL PLAY HEARTS TONIGHT.

The Princeton Social Club held its
regular weekly meeting last night. 1t was
far better attended than were the meet
ings Of the summer months. But little
outside OF routine business was, however,
transacted. Two propositions for MEM
bership were received. and one hundred
dollars worth of scrip for the building
fund was disposed of.
Arrangements were completed for a pro-
gressive game of hearts to take place at
the clubrooms, Pavonia avenue and Erie
he contested. Al special meeting will be
held prior to the card tournament.