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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
Boise. Idaho. Ma, -. U.s.

I'7'I'If Ill-IIII' ~ = y
Miss Grace E Doylz.
Prop. Boise Basjaess and Short g.
College, BOise, Idab0-
Miss Doyle. Boise may we'll D. Z
in pass=ssiag such al iu-tuJisu a, .e-
boise bussaess and Shorthand Ce .-
The boise Chambers ot C1mmcro,.
hesiiatiugiy gives your eall-s= su. .
proprieter its most hearty eudarsn.-
Attess-Boise Cham5-r Il Comm.
; ". CoE-n. =. r. R--a
Secr'y- -
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

LaE1 Once ~ Boise. Idaho.
Jauusry D. 800
Notiee Is hereby given that the following nan
Cd settler hs hled notice q hi, fnteutioa TO make
1-a- proof IN support OF lis claim and that >aid
PROOF VII De made before the Clerk of ;le lis
'Fle' Court 81 C4idSeu. Idrho- OF Ma.ch 10
$50 VIZ; John " Martin. nd application No
slss, for he " = salt SEl SILT See. aud
SEi-f sEl-f SEC 10. rp. 7S.RIw.
he names the following witnesses TO pruve his
coatinuous residence upon and cultivation o.
said land viz
Matti>on Martin Charles Bu-ari. D.,u-ls,
En0x. ard waiter Knox. al Of Eu,--e.r t,an-
yo1 county. Idaho
james King. Regi--e-.
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For SALE-The East half Of Tie N..r (
West Quarter Of Section u. TNi-
North of RaHge p E-est 81 g. N. con.-. r.
ing Eighty Acres and Right tn e
Hundred and Sixty Inches VI Was.v Do e
the Reed Ditch, said water to be us-- =
ured under four inch Pressure. A -
elal bargln- For particulars call al De-, :
Office or ou c. P Bild-rbzck.
Emn-if. lisla
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
G. A. r. CAMPFIRE.
The GAR. and W.R.C.

are preparing
to give an entertainment and sup
per in the G. A. R. hall Thursday
night, February p.
The program viii be Of a select
variety and the supper Of the boun-
tiful supply always furnished by
them.
The entertainment Will be free;
only 25 cents will be charged for
each supper with which TO meet
the necessary expenses. Prepare
to enjoy the evening.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
Walter Kings Body Found.

Payette, Feb. 3.--The tody OF Walter
King. who was drowned at Hunts Ford
on WEIGH island on November IS. vas
recovered from the Payette river today
The remains were found about a mile
below the ford. The funeral will be held
here tomorrow under the suspecies Of the
Odd Feliows.-Statesman
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

Ms. H D Longs Auction store is in
our midst and will be opened up Ia the
Dempsey building next week. Mr.. Long
auctioneer. is here aud wishes the people
to be prepared 10 buy for the next month
Or two at prices unheard Of before.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.

lliel slatas Land Oecl
boise. Icaho, January Is. 1900
Notice is hereby given that Edsar Muller. Of
Sweet, Boise County. Ilsh1- h1s hIed notice o.,
intention 10 make proof on his ,issrr-and ciai,.i
number 1875. ior the Swi-t SEi-i. see. 10 r,rv :
y. f. T. g. II. before Register ard Recsirsr d,
Boiss. Idsho on Tuesday. the g day OF Fleori..r,
lstU.
He Names The following witnesses 10 prove shs
complete irrigation ard recl3tuaiil o. said land
John II. TAllzy. joan Brosr. Charles Ets.lrli..s-
ser and 'Niiliari a. Ca-pcz5r. All o. S~eet 1o-,e
County Idaho.
james KING. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

E. W. Tyndall was in Emmett Monday
trading.
Il II. Parrot Of Boise was in Emmett
Wednesday.
). Freeman made trip to Boise the
FIRST Of the wock
David Snyder OF Marsh was 10 town
SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
Fancy and comic valentines at d. E.
Smithson's Drug Store.
Alex Brushwood was u from Mr.. Bull
ards rsuch Wednesday.
Robert Aikinan was iu from his sheep
camp in Boise valley last week.
Jerry Dill aud family were in from
Squaw creek Friday and Saturday.
Mesdames W B. Banks and T. Smith
son visited at J. Vsndcrdosens Sunday.
Geo. Russell spent several days at HON,
the last Of last week and the first of this
Wm. Little has transferred his ranch
on upper Squaw creek to Chas. E. Bless
niger.
Miss Clara Barter came up from Falk'
Store Saturday aud is working for Mrs
Ritchie.
The friends Of Norman Young enjoy
ed social dance in the G. A. r. hal
Monday night.
Geo. Cook of Sweet was in town to at
tend the regular meeting OF the &. a. Il
Saturday night.
Ben Mcconnell and son passed throug
Emmett Tuesday on their way from Bois
valley TO High valley.
Mr. H. NJ. Adams was home from hi
school at Parma Saturday and Sunda
enjoying visit with his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cupp passe
throuh Emmett Wednesday on their Wa
from Caldwell to their home place.
Hans Hogan and Criss Rood Of Plar
erville and the Misses Hansens Of Jerusi
lem were in town the first Of the week.
The property OF 5. \. PatisOn. form
proprietor Of the Index, WAS sold 10 W.
Warden aud Alex Womack this Seek.
H. NJ. Hughes snd F. c. Bowers
Boise were in Emmett the middle of Il
week shaking hands with fFieuds al
making new acquaintNRces.
= -
j., Mr. K. ~ Badley was down from SQua
~ creek saturday to attend the Il. A.
meeting. lie brought his daughter, Flo
with him 10 call on the dentist.
N d
d Clint Brown has just received Ill
r new line Of undertaker's stock and c.
furnish the trade with quality and siy
of goods up-,o date with prices hard
K beat.
l. q
? X NaYbsr-y came down from Pea
p late Monday evening sf,cr pf. lGat
Il ~ see Fsane Peek who is sick At In
q place Tas Ds. .els essiY Tuesday u>
ming.
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Epworth League Entertainment

Monday night a business meeting Of
the Epworth League was called BY the
president, Mrs. Bradley, after which to
fair aud appFeciatiye audience the follow
ing program Was rendered:
Song. "Juanits. "...... Girls Chorus.
Recitation. The Mothers Best Wit
ness, ..-.......-......Eu Euia McAdams
Music, instrumental Observation-Disclosures.
.......Alta Branuau and T. d. French.
Song, Speed Away. Boys Quarlet'e
Recitation, Death Doom Of Allen
Bane '.............-.. Hattie Buckland.
Song. Jesus Aros-' ..................
...............M Mabel and Annie Reiyea.
Music Instrumental. Observation-Disclosures.
........Alta BranRan and Z. D. French.
Recitation. Grady Goat. '........-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Roy Wells
Song "Far AWAY. "..... Girls Chorus.
The program though hastily prepared
was good and several of the participants
were enthusiastically encored.
The weather has been threatening the
last week but it seems impossible to be
otherwise than ideal.
J. Cave and Cash Nieholes came up
from Falk's Store Thursday Mr.. Cav,
purchased some pruues of F. Clark.
Mrs. Rzlyea, Anna and sylvester. came
up from New Plymouth last week. ant
Mrs. Relyea and Anna expect t. remain
a week or two with Veda and Mabel.
y. Bailey and family spent Tuesday
night visiting at Mr.. Newby's on thei
way home in Boise valley. from week
visit with relatives aud friends on Squav
creek.
Archdeacon Jennings Of Namps vii
be in Emmett Thursday February Is
and expects TO conduct services in tn
Episcopal church that night. Eycrybod,
invited.
Il Friday in other sections was as
was here the ground hogs shadow mus
have made him melancholy in the con
temptation Of Il further snooze Of six week
duration.
Clint Brown is pushing things now ant
getting up good LOT Of ice. though IN
{ weather has been 50 pleasant no on
e thought ice Of any thickness or wort
] could be found.
Mr.. Perkins left Thursday mornin
for Caldwell with Maude Philips an
Mrs Moliie Woody who Will visit at On
- tario few days. aud Mrs Reed an
Ralph who will take the train fer ElkJor
Oregon, where they will spend about s.
weeks visiting relatives there.
We gave an account in our last issu
. OF the burning Of 5. \. Sloper's rcsidenc
as copied from the Statesman. bat tt
Psyctte Independent gives the initials ,
{. A. The independent also SAYS that
. subscription paper was circulated Al
D adaut si0O subscribed for the benefit
{ the homeless family and shat Che carpn
e iers of thr town have rendered Taxi. Sc
vices IL put up another house.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

4 reward OF s35 viii be given 70 any
person or persons that will give such in
formation rs will lead to the arrest and
eonvictiOu Of the person or persons who
robbed the sheep camp in the head Of
Sand hollow on January 30th. SO to be
given by Andrew Little snd S25 by the
Wool Growers Association.
Andrew Little.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

have sent Tor The agency for the
Life aud Labors Of Dwight L. Moody a"
BY his son and Ira D. Sankey. This IS
the only official and authorized edition
of the life Of Mr. Moody. viii De pre-
pared to take orders ia 4 few days.
T. J. Bradley
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

When you 90 to Boise don't forget the
the Olympic where you can get tbe
old Hermitage whIskey Ghe best in tbs
world.
Ball aud Bower, s28 Vain ST
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

The Emmett Creamery Co. Limited
will receive sealed bids until the 18th Of
this month for - cords Of wood 70 be de-
liverrd at the Creamery By April lst 1900
D. Mclean, President.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

WSSrEp - SEVERAL B-sIGHr AND Il, 3
pe-SooS % rsprs sent Us as Ma.a-erS il IT,
close y eounties- SslSry 500 q year au.s a.
psaseS- StrHixht- oona-fde. 10 uio-e. DE-, -.s
salary PoSitioa permanent our refc s..
aay olalS il any town. Ii = mainly osree
co11G-rel Al home. Ref re-ce- ~. llss. s.. --
'-11-cSsc- S-atnrer envclora-
IHs Dc.frS-cS CG&PASN. pept. = l-. . 81.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

Mrs. S. D. Barrett has purchased a new
Weavers Friend Loom and is prepared al
her home to weave rag carpets aud in
grain rugs on short notice
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
For SALE

One house ard three lots on C.Hz
cial Street s425.O0- I6O aeres-e.--s
miles westo OF Emmett. good land, a c.g--
ain at 1000.
G. P Bi.d-rbsck
kral E-sratt ll--a r.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
Idaho
c. P. BILDERBAcK

Fire Insurence Ast. and DEALER r.
Real Estate. Home money 10 loan
approved security. long CT short tn
Collections promptly attended TO-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

| will take and care for bucks from
March lst until November lst. 1900 for
81 per head II my ranch On the head Of
Big Willow creek.
R. Il. Boyce, Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DES ERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
United States Land one


United States Land O1-ce-
Boase, Id4ho, January Is Eod
Notice is he-c b. ztvsn that John Il TzIlev os
SEee1, 5oSie county Fcano. has Fled uo.iee o.
inieniion 20 Maze psoof oa his de>ert-land
claim Nc lsss, for the sEi-i SEl-s. ga sat-
sNl- SCI = sec 81 Ewp y ri T. 3. u before
Register and Re-atTcr u Boi~e Idaho or Tucs-
day the . day o. February iseJ.
ne names lle io--oF-'1E witnesses 20 prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation o. said land
John Brown. Ede-sr Miller. Charles Eoelucss-
er. and William A Carpcu-e Ar u Sweet. BoiSe
Counts Tlshc.
James King. Re.-iSt..r
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

Wanied-A competent girl for general
housework 70 go % Boise. For particu-
lars inquire at the Gill farm Of Belle d.
Grimmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
NOTICES

APPLES FOR SALE-Mr Lancaster
has % or 30 boxes Of good sound apples
for sale and wishes 70 dispose Of them at
once.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

All who have books belonging to the
Travelling Library will please return them
At once.
Mrs F. z HAYES
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm
land
Mareellus & Riggs, Davis Block, Boise;
or see E. Brannan, Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Geo. Knee spent the frst Of the week
in Boise.
James T.oid Of squaw creek sundayed
10 Emmett.
J T.. wonderly was in from Fslk's
Store Monday.
Mr. Peterson returned Friday from q
trip to the Basin
j. Brooks and n. Lewis spent the first
Of the week in Boise.
will Ritchie made a trip to Caldwell
the first Of the week
Andy Rasmussen Of F4lks Stole speut
Saturday at Emmett.
a nice line of Sentimental and Comical
Valentines at Cartwright's
Lou aud Sherle Phillips are here from
Squaw creek visiting with relatives.
4. Sweet of Sweet was in town last
week on his way home from Caldwell
II. e. Kelley went to Caldwell Wed
ncsday after coal for the Emmett school
FEED Yahlberg @Ss down from th'
Mountains few days the first OF IN
week.
A. c. Wallace, solicitor for the Exam
ir.or, was canyassing our vicinity the mrs
OF the week.
DR.. Stalker OF Caldwell spent Tuesda,
and Wednesday in Emmett flling his US
ual monthly appointment.
Come early and get your choice OF Fan
cy and Comic Valentines At the FayelV
Valley Pharmacy. d. E. 5.
d
Contractor Postou was over the mlddl
OF the week to get the remainder OF HI
tools, fixtures etc. at the head-gate'
Mr.P.F. Post Of Squaw creek was
Emmett Saturday enrOuis fos Boise Va
ley where he will spend few DAYS
Rev. Bradley expects, if the wralh'
does not turn OF too disagreeable' to oegl
proiracted meeting st Sweet next MOI
day.
Norman Il. Young aud Bert Nugent
Ccntcrville have been spending Inc pa
week in Emmett making things merry
their way.
Mr. French left Wednesday for Ne
Plymouth with load OF their houSehol
effects preparatory to leaving the Carte
hotel sdout March first.
Chas. R'essenger OF Upper Squaw cree
and Ruf Pughcs Of Star were in En-
nett Tuesday and "Wednesday 81
B,eSscpcrr had a Coot pretty well used
and was getting around ON e7HtcAeS rs
rsul, az A horse falling oa h,m wh'
guin, 10 Boise few days ago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
w. Z. Cartwright
DEALER
General Merchandise

and Hardware.
Dry Goods. Clothing. Mackinaw and Over
Goats; Hats, Winter Caps. Boots and Shoes:
Ladies and ChiIdrens Winter Wraps; Felt AM
Gum Boots, German Sox, etc. Mems, Ladies
and Chldren's Over-shoes and Rubbe9s
Salt Fish and Picked Pigs Feet; Straiga
Grade and High Patent Flour; Fresh Orange.
Lemons, Candies and Nuts.
: Holiday-s.Goods (:
Emmett, Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09

Mrs. E. K. Hayes.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-03-07
L6pande No. M 2oo.
WiSC0nsin-nyheter.

American Wireless Telegraph Co.
OF Milwaukee inlemnade torsdaas
sina inkorporationsartiklari / statsse-
kreterarens kontor Madison. Bola-
get har cit kapital af 100000.
Brlst pa arbetare. Fran arbetskon-
loren i Milwaukee meddelas, att bri-
sten pa arbetare Or st0rre An den varit
pa manga ar Det ar nastan omoiliat
att ia arbetare till skogarne nora de-
len af staten.
Traffad af Stag. Paul Guyon, en- 10
Or gammal man Chippiwa Falls och
en- at de aldste settlarne nora WI
sconsin, tratfades harom dagen af ett
slaganfall under det han stod och SAM
talade med en- van pa gatan. Han for
des till hospitalet, der han afled.
Bolaget fordrar for mycket Staden
La Crosse bar erbjudit Heinz Pickle
Comp. en- bonus at $4,000 ON bolaget
anlagger fabriken der, men bolaget
will hafva en- byggnad, tre acres land,
SAINT kontrakt med farmarne att odla
300 acres med gurkor, nagot som sta
den icke gerna kan Cd in pa.
Fordrar $4,000. Fora veokan hand
ladies' inf0r domstolen Eau Claire rat
tegangen mellan aflidne Christian Pc
tersons sterbhus och Omaha jernvAgs-
bolag, hvarvid karanden fordrar $780,
GOO l skadeersattning. Krafvet grun-
dar sig derpa, att Peterson blifvit ka-
stad fran taget for det han tagit sig en-
friresa, hvarvid han skadade sig sd
lila, att d0den f0ljde fyra dagar deref-
ter. Man ar mycket intresserad att
Sc hur utslaget faller ut.
kolonlster fran Scandinavian. Eft at
de storsta landk0p, som nagonsin af-
slutats norra Wisconsin,, kom till
stand den siste februari, det James
L. Gates fran Milwaukee k0pte en-
landstracka af "a 900 acres, hvaraf 5000
acres hora till countiet och 10000 acres
till 500 -jernvag en-. Priset uppgifves
till s22, 900. Mr. Gates amnar kolonisera
trakten med svenskar, norman och
danskar. Mr. Gates agent K0pen-
hamn har rapporterat, att under SOM
maren komma 0fver 1000 nybyggare,
hvilka ANNA sla sig ned Chippewa
county. Ofverenskommelsen med n.y.
byggarne Ar, att hvar och en- skall haf-
va $500. AT delta kapital ha de att
lemna 5000 sasom afbetalning pa Ian
det, medan $500 skola anvandas for in
k6p af n0diga kreatur och redskap. For
nArvarande har Gates-bolaget 10000
acres land nora Wisconsin, hvara det
betalar en- arlig skatt af 1000.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-03-07
Dakota-nyheter.

TiiIverknlnsen af bindegarn vid N.
Dakotas strffangelse Bismarck b0rjar
| den ! april.
New England Lead Company Pier
re, s. D., har inkorporerats med ett
kapital af 81 100000
En- sapfabrlk, den f0rsta N. Dakota
hdller pa att anlhggns Grand Forks.
Fabrilsen amman producera $4,000 ID.
sapa i veckan.
J, II. Berg Northwood, N. D., haller
pa med att bilda ett aktiebolag, som
amnar sanda ell neutrality-suspicious.
till Cape Rome.
Nybyggare. Tjugu familjer, tillh0-
rando den sd kallade Dunkard sekten,
anlande harom dagen fran Waterloo,
Ia, till Flundreau, s. D., for att bosat-
ta sig pi farmar f0rut ink6pta Moody
county.
S1atens nya sko'a f6r b:lnda Gary,
s. D., 0fverlemnades formligen fire.
days af staden Gary till staten. Med
anledning haraf gaf staden pa aftonen
en- bankett, som ofvervars af guverno-
ron SAINT andra statens tjensteman.
OcksA en- aIlians. Farmarne Wells,
Eddy och Foster counties ha bildat en-
allians mot betalandet af f6rbindelser
gifna till Realty Revenue Guaranty
Company, som af assuranskommissa-
rien f0rbjudits att CORA affarer N. Da-
kota.
Clark county, S. D., vantar sig en-
stor immigration denna vhr. Eft spe-
cielt tag med ett antal nybyggare IN.
lande s6ndags till Clark fran Sibley,
Iowa De hade sina familjer med sig,
SAINT ALA Stag af husgeradssaker och
redskap. ALA hade k0pt land Clark
county.
Ullproducenterna N. Dakota ammo
dade for en- It'd sedan senator Hans.
brough att arbeta emot den paragraf |
traktaten med Argentina, som nedsat-
ter tullen pa ull. Senatorn synes ha
lyckats, ty vederb0rande komite kon-
grassen har beslutat att icke rekom-
mendera traktatens antagande.
Snygga konkurser. Ansokningar
att bli f0rsatta konkurs ha inlemnats
af W. H. Nelson fran Sioux Falls, Sd,
och A. F. johnson fran Huron, S. D.
Nelson angifver sig vara bitrade / EFT
apotek och hafva skulder uppgaende
till s21,115 och tillgangar till Slo4.
johnson uppgifver sina skulder till
$500 och tillgangarne till 1925. -.
Popullsmens fader S. Dakota, H. L.
Loucks, som fora aret uppsade par
tiet all tro och lydnad, har nu 6fver-
gait till republikanska partiet. Han
har beslutat att ga ut nasta valkam-
panj och tala ON for folket staten,
hvad de populistiska ledarne hittills
hafva gjort och hvad de icke hafva
gjort. Det blir nog intressanta histo-
rier. som komma dagen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
NonEs AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. j. H. Miller and Miss Maud Miller
leave tonight for Huronia Beach, Mich.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Floyd Heiskell and Miss Elah Howard and
Moses Butler and Miss Annie Ennis.
Good news in regard to the settlement
of the street car company matter is re-
ported to have been received from Mr.
Julius Runge.
Mr. J. II. Hill has returned from Be
atrice. Neb where he went to accompany
his wife. daughter and children, who will
spend the summer there.
r. E, Whitlock, publisher Of the Insur-
ance Review of San Antonio, is in the
city. The Review is the only insurance
publication in this section and supplies a
long felt want among underwriters.
John L. Darrouzet was admitted to the
bar todiy. The examiners were Judge Jo-
seph H. Wilson, F. f. Cassida and Lewis
Fisher. Mr.. Darrouzet passed creditable
examination and was complimented by the
committee Of lawyers.
Since the last report OF beach hotel
stock subscriptions the following have
been made: Island City Manufacturing
company $500, Maco G. Clegg Stewart 500.
w. f. Cookley 800. The work of the
committees was interrupted by the storm,
but they are again at 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
ComaI Has Arrived With o Number o.
Texans Returning Home.
EFFORT TO SAVE FORT BROWN To- MADE
Part of Texas Is Bcing Converted
into Mexican Territory by tho
4 Rio Grandc-Notc..

Galveston. Texas. July fs.-The Mallory
steamer Comal w. Il. Evans master, ar
rived this afternoon from New York with
the following list OF cabin passengers:
Rev. William McNulty Miss o. Kinsel, D.
I. Hill, A. X. Lipsocmb. J. Il. McCamp-
bell and wife. George snipe. It. r. Allen,
Rev. N. I. Schwartz, George Roughan,
Robert Roughan, Miss Nellie Spence. She
VIII leave on hec return trip next Satur-
day at moon with large list OF passegers.
Inc Concho is due to arrive next Satur-
dry with the following list OF cabin pas
sengers: Miss L. Goldstein. S. A. Burtt
W. II. Roberts and Wife, /. II. Lawson, j.
M. Bennett and wife, J. NJ. Bennett, Jr.,
9. II. Corey and wife, George G. Timmons,
Mrs. l.. Spencer, Mrs. b. Marshal, II. j.
jackson, w. A. Grant, w. T. Cadey, Miss
9. Connolly. H. A. Craycroft, t. j. Nc
Lain, S. A. Edmunds, Mrs. Il. e. Fielding
and son.
The Mallory steamer Colorado. which Is
reported to have been grounded on Long
Island near Brunswick. Ga, was not en-
route to this port. 1t belonging to the
brunswick service. No report has been
received here in regard to 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
BAILEY ON CAMPAIGN ISSUES
IMPERIALISM AFFECTS THE LIBEH-
TIES or THE PEOPLE
And Is Therefore the Paramount Is
sue In the Campaign for the Up
holding of the Republic.

Workman. Texas, July 1S.--The first rat
ification meeting to occur in Texas since
the Kansas City convention was held at
the city hall here this afternoon. Hon.
j. w. Bailey was the speaker and for
two hours he held his large audience SPELL
bound. Mr.. Bailey opened his spec h
with brief discussion of the silver oues-
ton giving his well known views en-
that issue. He soon entered however into
the discussion of imperialism. "The SILL
yer question:" said he, affects our purse,
while imperialism affects our freedom
therefore Imperialism Is The mos; import
ant question that INN sdiatsly confronts
the American people," lis argument was
along the line of mis- we'll known views.
His speech was an able effort ANA en-
Enthusiastically received ny his audience.
Mr.. Bailey goes to Faifit;ld tomori ow 10
address the ex-Cons9 ip:ates and tomorrow
night he goes to Galveston.