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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

We offer One Hundred Dollars rcwa RI for an '
case Of CAtarrh that cannot be cured by -IalI !
CAtarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo. O
We, the undersigned, have known +. J
Cheney for the last IL years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obliga-
tions made by their nrn
West / Truax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo
O.: walding. kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio
Halls Cntarrh Cure IL taken internally act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system Testimonials sent free Price
'hc PER bottle. Sold by all druggists
Halls Family P!!l> are the best
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

tAass q e3so.eoo had dwin1lsd 10
steue ole.eee. Masoa would noe ask
hie eaeAee Tor asslslancs sad Porter
retuee0 y write 70 bic aothsr eos
ooosy. ~ thus Il was that ae tAs
eaebseah q ~ recent var With ooaia
posee9 wa1 voskias - clerk In . Dos.
~ 6sy-oee1s store. Wills Mssos
easssl . sort Of livelihood % 4 beard.
marker 10 . Boston bucket t.shop.
Whsa Prssldsat Mckinisy Issued his
eali foe volunteers Arthur Nasoa aad
heeaee fostsr we're amoag The arst 10
ossesot themselves for enroliment on
~ boeks u The NiaeA rsglmsos Of
Massachusetts, vo1ustesrs. nosea Woat
ISo0 sAoeee: Porter BECAUSE his erlssA
ao1loee1. They wsst - CubA aa1 10.
1oeveol ~ ~ har1eAlps lato vAlsA
~ nlisat baal q heroes was 1siveo.
Napos. stseas q DAyssess. vttAalss1
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

Professor-"Miss FlaVilla mention a
few of the most wonderful 1"icntitc in
ventions of the nineteenth century -
Miss Flavilla-"Scs, sir: the telephone,
photograph buttons, golf caprs and lee
cream soda.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

Cterk-"Mndnm We can't rNehnnu" this
pocket book you didn't buy u here,
Madam-'w,ll, what ~ thntT fIu'N,
exchanged.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

Ibenevs riso's Cure i tn. only IT s<Ncin
that will cure cou,upption.-Anaa n
koss, WilliAmsport, Pa, Nov. u, 'p5,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

you advertised for an experienced of
flce boy. sir" Well are you that kind
Of "A boy?'' Yes sir DO you mean you
In getting out of IT,"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

You haven't been to me since |
came back" No. I'm not supposed to
know you hav. been away until YOU com.
and toll mo nooi-bN."
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20
Ahoaeasel.

Msmmy--i wouldn't waat no Gal eb
mlae 10 marry dat Ssm johnson.
Dtnah-Y0' wouidnt. Mammy-No.
why. dat sellsh An 3ss' ~ Grassy 'seue
drsss - . ssnsibls nissaA VI ~ bout
wstaA niilioas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

'Daub.r says he ls welded to HE art. /"
He evidently thinkr he Is or h' wuuldn' I
mistreat her 80 rhhm'fuliY.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20
Mss.-sn Match Factories.

The Target In the World
WaitSv Maker a O., LTD Dom h..t"t, Mass, se
SAs larssst Mfr.. OF ,osO. And Chocolate 70 TIE word
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

Unbesllas ars not . nseesslty q
Payta. 10 pesu. whsre the avefaSe 10.
tssval bstWssa swo showers b esvea
vsarA n e9Dee tAis tAsTs ase ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20
hoW's Jhisy

your bookkceper is subject to fits o.
Ill humor, 'sn't he7' NO h. has widely
isolated attacks of amahility."
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

The Woodwork Shorthand and Com
mercial Coll.e" OF Denver has Just Ia
sued a Handsomely printed pamphlet de-
scrtptiv. OF the work don, In this sue
c-rsful institution, II mag b, obtained
free by addressing ths Culicrr al lIE
thampa street, course tn this college
insur-s "A good business education.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20

Docs your wife let YOU it In the easy
chair she Iny. you EhrlsimarF' No,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20
Prosecutors Guide.

Irn- HOW Ia hunt for, md and locate NGkEs ot
S".u. saver oprrr orahy metal. Pull instruct
soa- snd formula for testing and ASIA Yfao ORES
sset,hihr FLAiS ~ anyone can understand Jh,.
msnusl. worth It, -Srlght Tn gold Sent ire. To any
address for &c. epln nr .iamp. Tor n mo- TRiA
our hie tiiusTa,.d w..llv Paper CIub, Of q n All
The LAruaf MIMIC uIws Ai.f-...
0OCkS MOUNTAIN WGNhIY Demo-, Cal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20
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and Not
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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-01-20
Haze You
Lost It.?

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Bst sisss = - seel q aosss.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

SOME BARGAINS in town and farm
property: Number /. los acres. GVacrcS
impxoved, 3 acres in hog pasture, 10 acres
"a COW pasture and 80 acres ia hay. ON"
house Of six rooms in good repair, one
enapt house 1920, two good wells good
pump in each 80 bfaging fruit trees 4
shares ia the Peoples dNch. One and
one-half miles from school and railroad
One Of the most,desrable farm Locations
in this valley Ndnl6if, 2, one horse' tw'
sooms. fair coudiuea. sand lot 5ox'3o
It" FIGURE al this Office
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

Mrs. Woody has left one Of the Quaker
'olding. Bath Cabinets at this Office f"r
Stamina: ion and insprc'ioO. Come Inland
.xaminr it. It's cleansing power is based
N true ii, gicnic laws. and its results are
wonderful. Consult Mrs, Woody for the
benefits derived from actual cXT, ricnce
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31
MOTHERS!
n6NT: 80 RABY sUrFER.

THERE Is ONLY ONE THING KNOWN
or aiding the teething process aud slow growth
IN infants and children, and that is, for very
obvious reasons. csllsd ANfIFRET. 1, stops
the fretting, restlessness, general feebleness
collie aud diarrhoea. Prevents brain troubles
and commissions. Misunderstanding the gums un-
necessary. II has been estimated that five mil
lions OF babies die annually FOR want Of mothers
l,nwing what to do Dentltion is the dangerous
eriod OF child life far too serious to be dismiss
ed with tho careless remark Baby is cutting her
tee;h." Your child needs bone making material.
ANrIFREr supplies this want. Is tastclcss,
dissolves in milk and IaiSen easily One box
viii save your baby uateia- misery, ScEt post
paid by return mail on recicpt Of so cents.
Fun Instructions with each. Address INLAND
DRUG 60. 1884 Washington street, san Fran
CISCO Cal. Antifrct 50 certainly relieves teeth
] ing babies that We will on all packages Sold by
man refund The money by sending stamps In fun
Tor those returned within 30 days not over one-
fourth used
The soothing and healing properties ol
Cham benaig,s Cough Remedy, its pleas.
ant taste and prompt ard permanent
cures, have madc 10 a gtct fr.gaf.
with the people ryeryshere' tor saith.
% L. auiiNaon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31
G. p. BTLDERBACK.

Fire insurance Agt. aud Dealer II
zeal Estate. Home money to loan on
pproyed security, long or short time.
objections promptly ATTENDED TO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31
TO THE DEAF.

\ rich lady, CURED Of her deafness and
,oiseSin the hqatf by DR.. Nicholson $
ar ifciaF.tyf Drums. gave sl0,oO0 I"
lis Institute: So that deaf people unahl"
10 procure the;4,ar Drums may have them
rec Address No. 1881, The Nicholson
Institute. $50 Eighth Avenue. NeN York.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

NHETHODlST episcopal CHURCH-Ser-
WI vino first Sunday OF each month, Emmett.
morning ana evening; SECOND SUNDAY, Horse
shoe Bcnd Al II n. m, Marsh AT p M qua
Sweet ut 7;Sl p. 10 Vhrd Suhuhy, SMS.s az
m, Fourth Sunday, ola both morning and
evcnig, ,p,DrsO, r,a.,or
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

FOR SALE-l6O acres Of land near the
rot hills. go acres. in alfalfa meadow.
Free water, tools, and etcf Inquire at
his Office for further particulars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

FOR SALE-One good tubular axle
wagon aud one team OF work horses
weight 1900 lbs. Enquire at this oaicc
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31
NOTICES.

PASTURE TO LETT Jl5 acres wild
meadow grass pasture. For particulars
call at this Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31
TIME CARD o. S. J.. Ry.

EAST BOUND.
No % ~. Caldwell 1850 p. H. Ar Boise 1'lo p. III.
No ally $50 y. IN. Ar. Pocatello2 lOa N.
salt AXE GOA. H.
No.e" SRA m Pocatello li'Sa m
Salt Lake loop IN
WEST HOUND.
MOL r., Caldwell a ~ a. m. A. Hnntg'n l;S5 u. IN
No9 E5Op,m. i:i5p. IN
No.g5 lO.l5a. IN. i.l5 p. M
JoHN DEcKKR, Agent, Caldwell, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

The Emmett Creamery Co. will receive
g.aled bids up TIL September 3, for 30
.ords of wood to be delivered beiora
october 3
D. Mclean: President.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

-APTlSM CHURCH-S Services viii be held az
Dthe t3n 1tist place OF Worship on saturday
uignt before the fourth SUNDAY and morning
AMI evening OF the following Jay of each month.
SUNDAY school every sunday morning
j. Helm, Pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31
Latest News OF Emmett and
Vicinity

Latest News OF Emmett and
Vicinity y
School will begin in Emmett Septem-
her TO-
Mrs, Goodsell went 10 Boise Thursday
morning.
The Wilhelm thresher was at liailey S
Thursday.
Engineer Clark Of the railroad was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. NJ A. Pattison has a bilious at
tack this week.
Pete REESE took a load of produce to the
BASIN Thursday.
Mickie Morton was up from Falk's
Store Wednesday.
Mr.. Woody brought in load of box
material Wednesday.
d
Mr. Newell went to Caldwell Tuesday
for load Of lrei sht.
Last Saturday this valley was visited
with quite little shower.
James Rcnwick and family returned
home from Ola Wednesday.
Mrs. Smithson and Nell spent the first
of The week visiting at star.
Mr.. Ellis Wilson, sawmill man from
4 Sweet was in town Thursday.
:, Conda Wilson passed through last
Monday with a flock Of goats
DR.. Maxey of Caldwell was called tc
}, see Mrs Ira Knouse Wednesday.
Ben Franklin aud family were down
from Marsh trading last Tuesday.
y Arthur Housed accompanied Rev Brad
g hey to the methodist conference.
r Born to the wife Of Clayton Moultol
s On Tuesday, August 2s. ~ eleven pounC
r boy
ID Your attention is called to. the notice
p, of Bullard X johnson in our a1er thii
'u week
= A ten pound girl arrived at the hom'
IF viii Langroise last Friday. All ar,
doing we'll.
IN. Mcsdames Daley and Slcinbowcr wcr
III. transacting business in Boise Tucsda.
M u, and Wednesday.
m Mrs. James Davis and Stella were IL
IN rom Nsss the FIRST of The week visitiu
HI rcletiNcs in Emmett.
= The Statesman says the republica
rimarics are 10 be held in Cauyo
ounty September 18th.
Id. Ed Allen left here last week and is r,
up ported TO have gone To north Idaho
IN apprmse some state land.
lie Making prune boxes, picking au
Us packing prunes is all the 20 now Hay
ey' began the first Of this week.
y. d.
air r. T. Shafer AMI S piers II both
SIX. Wood river came in Wednesday. The
oh will visit with relatives here.
Let F.ltham, attorney from Verse
ng passed through town last Saturday
cit his way TO his mines near Pearl
a,a Three more cases OF typhoid fever a
len. reported. Kitue and Maggie Farrell a
ties. Mrs. Ira Knouse ave the victims.
% e' Adam steinbower has moved his dw
eck ing from near the parsonage to his a
naw tract Just west Of McBean's farm.
ooto'
,ano Water in the big ditch was turned
'ens day or Two the FIRST of this week
ling cause OF a break at Wilson's point
nith
.ano.
iden. Mr.. Shafer looked extremely ha
- Thursday morning the reason being
arrival OF u son. Mother and child dc
oms well.
hard
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

TERMS OF COURT.
Following IS the terms OF court In the Ihho
Judicial District OF Idaho for 1909
ADA COUNTY.
po1sE 30. january %, June b. and september
WAsHINGTOS COUNTY.
..,,svn b.. March - aud Octobere
CANYoNCo
,,.,nvyvrr. .........A April TO- and December g.
OwYHEE COUNTY.
.,,.,,va CITY .............. May 3 and october %
BOISE C0uN4Y
t,,,,to CITY ...... DO. June 500 .i9Frlpc- 10
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

C-REEMONT W. X. c. No. g. meets LIST sat
r pralay y D. M and 3rd saturday. a p. M ,
of each month at G.. A. X. Hall Members In
Sf,rv Gnrdner Mrs. Lewis,
Secretary. freSlueht'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

r mmett RebclSah Degree Lodge NO. 81. meets
E.ist and 9rd Thursday Of each month, in Odd
krliows HAL. Ut 2 p. IN Members OF sister
ouyes cordially invited to be present.
Al - n,lnls. Mrs Clylner,
Secretary Noble GTHnd
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-31

Entered at the Emmett Post unico as second
class mat natter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
THE AUDITORIUM PATIENTS
SEW PERSONS BEING
CARED FOR Al THAT PLACE.
Two of the Patients Arc Dangerous
ly Ill-No Death Hns Yet Oc-
Cured There.

The hospital branch Of the relief work
at tire Auditorium Is progressing admira-
bly, and, although there have been sey-
eral cases of serious illness, not one death
has yet occurred. At present, there are
seVenty-three persons being cared for at
that place, thirty-seven OF whom are con-
hned to their beds. The others while
not IN bed continuously, are under medi-
eal treatment, some suffering from in
JuIles Whlch do not necessitatc their con-
hhsment There are two patients, how
ever, who are dangerously ill-one a child
ana tho other an aged gentleman. The
enid Is suffering from malaria fever and
aus mothers name is Mrs. Chatham. from
Ansleton, The old gentleman is James
bradley Of Alvin and he is a paralytic
SUFFERING from that ailment. Small hopa
Is entertained for the recovery of either
he or the child.
Mrs. j. l.. Bates has charge of the
AUDITORIUM, but she is aided in the work
Dy number of able and Willing lady
assistants. The medical department Is
directly In the charge Of Drs. Boyd and
hatts, VINO are assisted by Mrs. Cham.
pion. Mrs. Rudesill and Miss Walker.
trained nurses
Ihe building is wen equipped for the
prrIose for which II is being used, and
me patients have as efficient and care
lui attention as they would at almost
any regular hospitals
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
CITY BREvrTIr.

&
The Houston Manuf.os,
VIII held its regular r ,ea,es asso-,.,.
night at the Hutchins bouse niy nsstns n
DO not miss the free 49,. W.
by G. I Russo, a a M. p. m, 40 s.ses7>
or Keys to the Bible fbIs1or Of "Mileaniai /. !,
Registrar Grumbacb w,u
istration office for the wpen up the =.
erection at 5 o'clock tomorroa Suren1
commissioners court room al ~, ih,.s'nlnt ID a
The Robert e. Lee cbantor ~ eour'houk
ters OF the Confederacy' III, United Dana
az lu;ac O'clock this fnornin.h nave 4 nsess
noose az Christ church. FIJI, : zoe pih,
respectfully requested, iuh attendart, :
Mrs' Nelson, an inmate ~ !.
arms. dled yesterday afternoc, 'ne shellsn,.
VIII iake place from the shsi,.i ne f1ner,'
CLOCK this afternoon. ma 's ,ng Atns i,
VIII De in Hollywood cems,sr we intefnei
The fire department bsa
. o groch Yesterday afternoon lua 81
owned and occupied by W :" - fssiisst
.a.oline street. The fire was T. .ofoett nj
ana ala no damage OF any con ~ outh,u.
ihero VIII be special meeting :, ~
colliinlssioners court TO-DAY cs n ne colu.
purpose OF considering peil,,o, 'sa to- ~
county school trustees to rens,s t'ou "
the late storm. S'u's damaged j,
>. Richard Lockett, the i7-year-oIs !.
H.: l.: LooEett. oolored. who was rvs ~ y 4
1a uats a. scnsoIarshlp in the Universltvy 's9'
,anta OF the recommendation a, p y, Al
left at 4 o'clock this morning o. n / snss'
duties in the above named Inst n am W NJ
The popullsts of this senator,a, s s,'s
hold a convention in This sit. ulstfid Wi
mencing at y. m. for the nurnos. a!' coa
mating or indorsing caudIds,a q nersl
senator. Az the last election he no wi sia
TINS district Endorsed Hon. Wsllars , \ nl u
the republican candidate. 'e' / Bunl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
CAT THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN

Refreshing as the breeze from the Alps.
at the foot of which the scene is laid,
is what AT the White Horse Tavern
is reported to be. THIS three act COMEDY
is Sydney Rosenfelds English version o.
Blumenthal and nadelburg's comedy, I'M
Weissen Roess'l," and viii be presen e :.
at Sweeney & Coombs' opera house TO-
night, matinee tomorrow and tomorrow
Light, by carefully selected company
under the joint management OF Dani |
and Charles Frohman In motive IL is Nd
to be as pure as the mountain air which
its personages breathe; in dialogue e;
bright as the sunlight reflected from the
snowy peaks; in sentiment as tender as
the heart Of youth and fragrant as the
flowers which grow in the inn garden.
The " hte Horse Tavern is an inn in the
Austrian Alps, and the story has 10 DO
with party Of tourists who make 1t
visit and the wholesome mountain
folk who attend to the travellers wants.
As all the world loves a lover, everyone
enjoys this comedy which has no less than
four dainty love Stories and sentiment
which, while never mawkish, is never
burlesqued and always refined. Th ty
picked artists from the Frohmaus' clever
artists will appear in the production
here The company is headed by Freier C
Bond, the well known character actor,
who had long experience with Augustin
'Daly's companies before he Joined the
FTohmans. In the cast are also CAROL n
Clawson, Charlotte Crane Fred Summer
field, Louis Albion, Charles Hanford. Del
la Clarke, George Friend, Mrs. j. Elberts,
David Elmer, Duncan Harris. Alma Ayers,
Estabrooke Galloway, Charles II. Booth,
Cora Ardell and twelve others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
AN EXPLANATION
As TO statement In saturdays Post as
to the Relief Fund.

SATURDAYS Post contained the state
ment that $1,000 of the storm sufferers
fund collected by this paper had been
turned over to the use of the relief com
mittee headed by Mrs. Rosine Ryan. by
inadvertence the following, explanatory
OF the transaction, was omitted:
Mr. Palmer. Business Manager POST.
II YOU can let me have a creek Tor SlVOp
OF $500 l think 1t would ne GOOD I9ea 70
apply 1t TO payment OF clothing purSha ~
il YOU agree with ne make the cheek nay
able TO Mrs. Rosine Ryan. Chairman; sen1
to me and I Will deliver with one intend
to give for the same purpose , iIily' e,c''
Fer Brazoria county and Galveston county
mainand storm sufferers.
September 26. 1900.
Received cheek Tor Slo0c aal turned same
over to ]. j. Sweeney account clotnlhs
Ing furnished by Mrs. Rosine lNyan on nay
order for Rrazora county and Galveston
'o'"'' "''''' S, Talafcrro
For Brazoria county and Galveston county
mainland storm sufferers.
Saturday night too late for Sunday $
issue. the following note was received
from Mrs. Ryan
To the Editor Of The Post.
note in this mornings Post statement
tina, $1,000 OF The Posts lund Tor Storm
sufferers had been turned Over to me. ~
some untoward error have tailed TO receive
the donation Wilhelm cur present needs
the ladies Of my committee could SO sic
rally consecrate to gentle charity. Wnen
we have notice that your generous dona ION
has been placed TO nv credit The Pos will
surely receive The heartfelt thanks OF every
noble woman on my corlmitt.c. Very SIN
cctely Rcsne Ryan.
September %. 1907.
1t was supposed by The Post that tne
check had been turned over to Mrs.
Ryan by Captain Taliaterro but it seems
that the latter placed it in the hands OF
Mr. Sweeney to the credit of that lady
and her committee. to be used in the
prosecution of their splendid work. It
is readily TO be seen that the sta;emcn.
in Saturdays Post was calculated to
cause Mrs RYAN some embarrassment.
and this explanation. for that reason, Is
| the more readily given. 1t was simply
little misunderstanding all around.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
To The Post.

To The Post.
Cameron, Texas, September 25.--The
Young Mems Business leagues building
has just been completed. This is a splen-
did brick structure 60xl15 feet. and
though only two stories, has the height
of regular three-story building. The
ground floor is occupied by dry goods and
grocery stores. The auditorium is one OF
the completest and hlndsomest in tho
state The club rooms, for comfort, ele-
gance and attractlyeness. are not sur
passed in Texas. The building is erected
upon the most modern architecture. Its
cost, including furnishings is over $i7 900
and was erected hy the league for 10
headquarters and as a place 10 entertain
visitors TO the city. This building is a
magnificent and imposing structure, a
monument TO the enterprise of our bust
ness men and the pride of our city. The
league, which is the backbone OF the city's
enterprise, is a corporation. It's presi-
dent Is Jeh D. Hetley and Secretary Monta
J. Moore
The erection of the league building IL
heins followed by the building UP in brick
store buildings Of the entire block het tween
II ana the First National bank. Several
important enterprises are under way and
cameron continues with excellent strides
"'iue 'ne proportions OF a large city.
nsppliy located between the extremes OF
H , and south Texas. In the most pro
ouetlVe agricultural belt of the State. as
well as the belt of the surest crop seasons
and with citizenship of the enterprise
manifested Iaa by the league. the city now OF
1,Vo Will ere long, become one OF tbs big
cities Central Texas ought to have
lhr9ugh the league a cordial invitation
Is extended 10 all with means and enter
PRISE VINO are seeking homes or a place
Ior investment or business. All inquiries
VIII be cheerfully answered Respectful
~ Monta j. Moore, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-01
no REMOVE GOVERNMENT DHEpGE
Houston Firm Having Contract Has
begun Work

Messrs. Hipp and Key of this city have
secured contract to dig canal whereby
the government dredge boat which, during
the Storm was landed on the PRAIRIE
near Texas City, one and one-halt miles
from the bay shore, may again be gotten
in'o the water. The canal will be about
I'VE feet deep and forty-eight feet vice
an-i Is expected that something over
sixty days will be required to complete
~ Work has already been commenced,
but its progress Is not AS rapid as was
expected on account OF the fact that the
,soniractora are experiencing considerable
ullneully In securing and retaining
sufneient force OF men. Several have al
fsaay been inrapactated- by Illness.
Inc contract calls merely for the dig
ging OF the canal, Il being understout
nat the government will itself take
sndIse OF the matter OF floating tte
afease down 10 the waters OF the bay. 1t
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Funeral of Uerrv ,,

The funeral of Henry Hartman, Z.
died Saturday morning at bis hou. !,
houston avenue took place YESTERDAY i.
ternoon at ) O'Clock. A large uun,,,
of friends attended and particua..s !,
the obsequies, attesting the bsS., =
TEEN in which the deceased was lid 4 {,
oil who knew him. -''a y
The pallbearers we're. Gus Bevo. /,
drummer. William NJ INNS, A. scbof usn, I
Z. II. Burns, NJ. kaufman .rss.
Hahn, A. Sternberger.
Rev. W. II. Leavell offciated and a.
interment was in the German ceme,s 40 =
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Yom K;ppur.

At 6 o'clock tomorrow evening ccmns,,a
the solemn Hebrew festival Of Yon gl,
pur, or the Day of Atonement II Is N
tenth day following the first day Of d,
new year and Is one OF the most sosat
days in the Hebrew calendar. Il on.
tinues twenty-four hours, period Of i.
tai abstinence from food.
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Is the The Intention to dig q. =
snort distance from .ne cana 10 /.
l li.' MI the excavation 'u s''.. shoss ~
wafer to float the yesse, WIN saifci,.,|
bay. immediately Nh, 'a y