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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of George w Steinman, Late
of Derry Township, Montour County.
Pennsylvania deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letter of Ad
mtniStratiOn upon the above State have
granted to the undersigned. All persons in
debted to the said Estate, are required to
make payment, and those having claims or
demands against the said estate. will make
known the same without delay 30
LEVI MOSER,
Administrator
RALPH kISNER,
Attorney.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-11
A NNUAL STATEMENT OF
VALLEY TOWNSHIP.

Jacob Roup in Acct. with Valley Twp,
as Supervisor for the year ending
April 9TH, 1901.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-11
STATEMENT.

The following is statement showing the
aggregate value and assessments made by the
respective assessors of the respective Wards
Districts, and Townships in the County of
Montour and State of Pennsylvania. Trien-
NAL assessment OF Real Estate made in the
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-11
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 2
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 10 know of the wonderful
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-04-11
A CENTURY RECORD.
THE VALIANT NINTH REGIMENT IN
FOREIGN AND INDIAN WARS.

Organized to Fight France In 1913.
Battles With English, Mexicans,
SpAniArds and Chfnese-with Scott
at Lundy's Lane and I'm Mexico.
[CopyriRht, 1901, BY c. L. Kilner
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CIR.

AUUlItu IIIIs D Jay April IHUI
&. c. jenkins. D
d. r. P. Childs in Acct. with Valley
Twp, as Supervisor for the year
nnlinor A mil n+h 1QlI
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Copyright,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Sir Louis Davies Canadian minister of marine and fish
cries has been appointed justice of the supreme court of
Canada TO succeed the late Justice King.
The prince of Bavaria passonatey fond of the
chase and frequently spends the whole day from TO in
pursuit OF deer though when the weather is bad he
not get a shot.
The queen of Sweden who sent personal words Of svm
PATTY to Mrs Mckinley has been invalid for many wears
and is now said to be in precarous state of health Her
condition causes much anxiety Queen Sophia is sister
OF the grand duke of Luxembourg OF the dowapr pri
cess OF WED and of the queen of Roumania the
queen dowager of The Netherlands and the duchess 90
Albany VI
herr Anton Dvorak has been accorded rare distinction
by the emperor of Austria. He is the first musical
who has been made member OF the Austrian bouss -
lords Dyorak was born in suburb of Prague in 1S,I NJ
was the son OF an nnkeeper and eyneed his musical e
at an early age and received his training in the
schools His stabat Mater secured his European rent
ton 'epula-
Inc eminent vionist, Joseph Joachim who celebrated
ms 7oth birthday ON June a. and who has been famous
ior nearly sixty years showed his admiration for scbu
participating in the concert given at Zwickau recently
IN connection with the unwilling of the Schumann man,
meht IN ms birthplace Joachim played a solo and hs,
me major symphony performed took his place
anything else ~ H@H Hs'er done
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SOME PosTscRIPTs.
perhuous.


In Manitoba there is grain for the year OF nearly
S6oooooo bushels Of which 4sS7ass are wheat 3oa6677s
and 645A9I9 barley.
Eighteen hundred and four Sunday schools we're
oragnzed destitute places by the American Sunday School
Union last year
The lowest tide in any is in the Mediterranean
At Toulou there about four inches which is the average
for the whole Mediterranean.
Poseu Prusan Poland is to have its Notifications dis
mantled Prussia will buy the land they cover from the Ger
man empire for it,s5o,ooo marks.
Norway Ireland and Spain have more blind people in pro-
portion to population than other European countries Spain
has per 100000, Norway aoS Ireland
Records kept for twenty years show that cases of
yuchne have occurred in the United States during that pc
Rod Up August of this year had taken place.
During the last years Canada has taken up butter
making with great vigor and the success achieved in this
branch OF farm industry bids fair equal if not exceed that
achieved in cheese making
Crucihle steel Of the best quality first made in the
United States in 1882 in commercial quantities Cincinnati
by Dr. William Garrard and his brother John H. Garrard,
entirely from American materials
Switzerland after long discussion resolved by federal law
in October 1907 gradually purchase all the private rail
roads On January T. 1901 the first federal railroads
operated by the government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
AS SEEN ABROAD.

The Laredo Times noting certain conditions which
have been permitted, or allowed to prevail in Houston
for some time past by the responsible officials of the
city, has this comment
Houston be dangerous place in which to live The
city government appears to he totally incompetent because
laNiy the species of incompccncy Gamblers
ers surehing men JOINTS mugs ana pe h9nwayneh seen
put and the result that highway robbcres committed
Int sion To- iteven II th are forced 10 ornament every
voato of the law. lu that elder day the pcaceahle and
upright people OF Texas communities frequently had make
shining examples of thieves and murderer establish order
in their midst The fact is whenever criminals orcbly
ated h any given locality they never fail to give that place
element as appears to be he case m houston at present the
good citizens are justified in growing impatient under the
proper manner and notify objectionable characters that
Violence len. '7'' ''''''' -
This Is a sample of the comments throughout the
State, growing of conditions known to exist in
Houston without any effort apparently to apply the
proper remedies, and by exceptional
one. Only the other day well-known commercial
traveller said representative of The Post that he
had heard business men in the interior say they did
not like to visit Houston because Of the many rob
berries and other outrages committed by vicious ele-
ment which seems to have congregated in this city to
ply their vocatons with little interference From
this it will be that the tolerance of this class of
citizenship and such practices have lately to
light not good business Investment, leaving out
of consideration all question of good name of the
city.
1t is not pleasant to refer to these thngs-hey look
ugy-but it is better to have the truth known, with
the hope that outraged public sentiment may force
corrective proceedings
The Post can not agree with the Laredo contem-
porary with regard to the application of lynch law to
rid the community OF bad characters, but it does in
sist that the bunco and highway robber must
either leave Houston go to Jail.
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y PAGES TODAY.
AS TO IRRIGATION.

On the subject Of irrigation the Dallas Times
Herald remarks that many farmers in Texas are
studying irrigation, and putting it in operation on
small scale and at profit They dam the rayinos
and small creeks and store the water in the rainy
In this way they secure fish pond and water
to irrgate with and have vegetables for sale early
and late Every graduate Of the Agricultural and Me
chanical college should understand practical irrga-
ton"
AS the Times Herald suggests the matter Of irrisa-
ton is one that should be thoroughly understood by
every farmer.
It is entirely possible of course, that the work
be done only very small scale at FIRST but
there is no reason why it may not be developed and
enlarged until results of the most beneficial character
achieved 1t may be years before the arid sections
Of the State reclaimed by irrigation but in the
meantime great deal of good may be accomplished
by working along less extensive lines
In South Texas along what is known the coast
country" irrigation for the purpose Of rice cultivation
Will be of the most extensive enterprises of the
near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
CRUEL AND cowARoLY.

Was there ever anything at so cruel and
cowar6ly the treatment OF the Czogoss family by
people IN Cleveland. told about me dispatches?
Both the father and daughter have been ostracised
by their qeighbers, and both discharged by their
ployers.
Referring to this incident the Baltimore News very
pertinenty Suggests that Intelligent persons in this
age of the void hold individuals responsible for their
acts and NJ to fasten the crfpes OF peryerts
rnon their relatives. Ale.-- Of blodf is but bar
hsr6ns memory in America and the,pIrsons who are
persecutins the innocent members d the ozogosz
family snpy display the cruel Instinct of barbarians
~ 4 lot patriotism nor yet sympathy with the dead
r.as,dent that can prompt such acts.
Tbe caolgosz family. to all apAearances. is as much
shocked by the crime II its degenerate member as is
anv family in the courFy It has neither aided nor
,,nhald the criminal oher .tnembsrs of the family
seem to have led 1prfty and useful lives in the
community in which theYYed Why should tkeSr mis-.
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plcklNes FROM PUCK.

VisitoSo those old chaps having the controversy
the towns oldest residents-which is the oldest?
ResdentThey can't settle it which is. Old Bills the
longest gray whskers and old HIS the most gold bricks
they're about even on rheumatism, too.
First Ctizen-But II Europe should combine against
in trade war?
Second Citzen-A right II they want trade wen
send them all the ammunition they need.
rs Dorothy's den artistie9"
"Arstc2 think You can't take step in it with
out knocking over something Oriental"
Daughter--Bpt papa, he is my ideal
FatherGreat Scott II anybody else had told that
against that young l wouldn't have believed il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
A CORNER FOR WOMEN.

TO KNOW ALL is TO FORGIVE ALL.
If knew you and you knew me-
If both of us could clearly see
= And with an inner sight divine
The meaning Of your heart and mine,
I'm sure that we would differ less
And clasp our hands in friendliness;
Our thoughts would pleasantly agree
If knew you and you knew me-
If knew YOU and you knew me,
As each one knows his own self, we
Could look each other in the face
And see therein a truer grace.
Life has so many hidden woes
So MANY thorns for every rose;
The why" of things our hearts would sec
If knew you and you knew me.
Nixon Waterman
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NrATNESs IN HOME line.
Waterman.



1t is a very nice thing for wife to be good house
keeper keep her house crupuousy clean and so on but
there are cases where ceany overly neat housewife
an abominaton 1t when she chooses to make slave
of herself to scold and fret because things get dirty
and the world does revove suit her The maid does
not perform her duties in satisfactory manner and she
either compels the maid do her work over--or more
likely Mrs Neatness does the work herself She hnds
speck of dirt somewhere time and makes life msera
BILE for everybody in the neghbohood by her continual
puering The children get their clothes soled Careless
youngsters when she child she is certain she never
soed her dresses or caused her mother moments
worry (happy mother D. Every minute that Mrs Neatness
spare from her household duties is spent in ecturng
children When papa comes home in the evening he
is by OF melancholy faces; mamma has dretu
tales to regarding the chdens conduct during the day
Papa weared by the business of the day inter
esed in this sort of thing. After dinner papa suggest
evening heaer concert diversion but the ever
dutfu mother could not think of leaving the children IN
entire charge they might remain out of bed two
minutes longer than their regular bedtime stays
home continue her haangue and sneaks out to
club Do you wonder that many prefer club to
home2 | don't
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cases arc widely different but the crime Of assassination APP
nes,ed IN annie enormy in the Kentucky instance There
was defiance Of law and deliberate attempt at murder IN
the case Of Goee and whatever have been his fangs
those who melted this action we're enemies OF society we
fear too that there have attempts the crime
and TO shield those concerned in from punishment the mis-
chievous tendency which the greater misfortune that mas
cnr,e. 10 the Nation brings TO added realization.
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guided neghbors try TO starye them into outcasts,
which is but easy step to outlaws? 1t should be
the part Of Cevelanders, Americans with human
sympathies to approve and encourage the orderly lives
Of the Czogosz family instead Of trying to make Grim
inals OF them by refusing them of honest live
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=
CH1LDREN'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Children must have amusement of kind but does
follow that it udicious sensible take them the
theaer evening performances Children
amuse each other. Give them the of yard, even
of old garnet bad weather with bits string or
lot OF cheap toys, and they will supply their
ment When night they should be put to bed When
ever good opportunity be had take them to me
nagerie other unobectionabe place OF amusement the
daytime let them be taken hither by all When they
have passed the of it will do them harm to attend
good evening performances and such their parents
should accompany them. 1t pleasant thing parents
and children enjoying innocent together and
such udcous ndugences often them from seeking
forbidden pleasures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
uNIOUE CHRIsTMAs GIFT.

young has occupied of her leisure
in marking dozen hemstitched linen handkerchies in
tended Christmas gift in novel way From the orig
nal signature of the future Of the article she has
traced duplicates the linen copying each aerward with
the finest OF black working cotton such is used outline
designs in fine doylies The handkerchiefs mems
and might be for her father her brother but are fact
forn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
NEW VEILINGS

The very newest thing in yelling, shown in leading
dry goods store is beautiful novelty The yelling itself
being plain color with borders OF chenille dots attached
green stems white looking like clover blossoms
the red like cherries Blues with white clover blossoms
blues with red cherry borders and black with both red and
white borders being quite the prettiest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
rhe Same pefIanee Of Law.

Boston Herald
The assassination Of man who held the Office of COVER
of the Kentucky brought mind this time
by another of the trials OF those accused Of the murder
OF William Goebe being held The circumstances of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
HOUSTON PRINTINd COMPANY.

r. M. JOHNSTON. ......................P President
G. j. PALMER. President
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Imports into Y. D
-. EnrInanN.

The reciprocity agreements now - ne follow
under the Dingley tariff. were maas ~ Portugal ;
respectively: France, May 80, io911aiv Is. 1904
1901 Germany, July 10, 1900; Italy l'DA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
The Tale Of the Shirt Waist,

The time has arrived for the hat to take its place
with the things that were--Houston Post
And the shirt waist, too.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

Sen In SHOE WINDOMS.

beautiful set Of boulon cups with spoons, in pretty
case, is attracting attention in fashionable New York
jewelers. window The of solid silver with bowls
of Lenox china and extremely dainty Such would
make desirable wedding gift all housewives are
fond of pretty diniug-room ware.
Walking skirts of velvet with yoke and stitched band
at bottom, of broadcoth in a corresponding shade.
Dainty boudor lamps of quantity twisted tulip and pond
lily stems with tiny incandescent lights peepng from the
heart of the flowers.
Silks and annels with lacey looking stripes the new
fall waists. O
A small still for family use by means Of which
all germs he banished from water.
Chateanes round and plain, made of the popular gun
metal
Bead purses shown minus the fringe that was
formerly considered their GROWING glory.
PLAIN HOME DINNER,
Tomato Soup
Fried Butter Fish Potatoes Persillade
Lima Beans Boiled Egg Plant Water Cress Salad
Cottage Cheese English Peach Pie
Coffee
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
Nos. 11o1, 1908 tfo5, tto7 and 1903 franklin Avenue
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run oil field seems he widening in directions than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

CORRESPONDENCE Of any Description sUhefhcr intend
ed fer tie Business Editorial Debarmeat should be adj
and all checks drafts woHeyordrs etc. made Payable 10
THE HousroE PRINTING CoMPASY."
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DIAMONDS worth nearly twice much as they were
year two The OF love never did run
smnnth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

EVEN the Houston council is getting the long session
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(Treaty existed from February, 1899 a4;nS sni -
with commerce for two years p'eee''Y
that period 80 Fxpors Y.
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IT be hoped that Mr.. Hartman the new president
Of the Southern Pacific has not bit OFF than he can thor
oughly masticate.
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UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES syH orders given BY
employees on the BE- recognized and paid, accepted :"
payment of accounts
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las force Of public opinion is irresistible. The thugs
thieves gamblers and hod-up artists must Houston
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TRAPPING AGENTS-C. S. 2. Holland Auditor z
r Holland. A. w. Palmer and 3. b. Ihroop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

WoNrfe ss boIters OF 1906 and 1900 have candidate
or go efor OF rexus staed out? Can the Waco Times
Ierald enlighten US on this subject?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

WoN6ER tic Texas gubernatoral campaign will go into
winter quarters:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

THE conviction is growing that gasser at Veasco is
emptirs equal the record Of the Texas legislature
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CUBA AND PORTO RlIo.

(Ireaty existed from September l. I82Ii g ufsgg
with commerce Of two years preceding anu
DeriodO A. f,r1
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1856. Editorial Department 70"

FOREIGN OFFfCES-Eastcrn business Office, AZ, 4S, ~
and so Tribune building New York (Ihe S. G. Beckwith
Special Agedcy Western 400 The Rookcry Chicago Che
s. {. Beckwitlt Special Agency.
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HoNasy the best policy, especially when ones reputa
ion is bad. III.
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Ioustons growth.
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Imports into U. S. Ex

lTreaty existed from 1876 to 1903, with connsl~ =
years preceding and following that periodl !. ,,n
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Soau mules are still WEARING their hats but the
.cra.c mule. OF course no. sIaye 70 iashon
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Imports into u. S. ENpge, y.
from Cuba and P. R. 10 y

(Treaty existed from February /, 1893 e. IT, AI snd ~
with commerce of two years preceu"s
that neriod
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
CHINA DEFIES RUSSIA.
Will Not Sign the Manchurian
Agreement Because Of the
Powers Position.

Pekin, April 3-The Chinese govern
ment has formally notified Russia that
China, owing to the attitude OF the
powers, is not able t, sign the Manchu-
rian convention.
1T is China's DESIRE" suys the formal
notification, "to keep on friendly terms
with all nations. At present she is going
through period which is the most per-
ilous ip tho empires history and it is
necessary that she should have the
friendship Of all.
"Howevar much she might be willing
to grant any special privilege to one
power, when others object, it is impossi-
BILE, for the sake OF making one nation
friendly, she should ALLEVIATE the sym
pathy OF ell Others"
Lii Hung Chang says this letter settles
the matter definitely and that Russia
was informally notified to the same
effect March 9.
Prince Ching asserts that every China
man except III Hung Chang was against
signing the convention.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04
Advertising Colorado.

A week or 30 ago the General Passen-
ger Agent of the Burlington Route
signed a contract with one Of the adver.
tising agencies, for the expenditure OF
$4,000 for advertising Colorado in the
big eastern dailies This space will be
used to advertise ColoraGo as health
and pleasure resort Zen years ago no
railroad would have given moments
conside alton to proposition OF this
kind; today the railroads rank among
the most aggressive aud pers stent ad
vertise's in the country. AS result
Mr.. Vallery. general agent at Denver
expects the Burlington to bring 10000
tourists to Colorado this summer.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04

The famous operatic extravaganza,
Chas 81. Yale's "The Evil Eye" under
the management Of the author Sidney
r. Ellis, will be at the Park opera house
tonight. This year the forces have been
supplemented by the engagement OF a
number of very strong drawing cards,
and Mr.. Yale has gone into the field for
comic opera for several of his stars. A
noted composer has revised the pretty
music OF "The Evil Eye" and has added
several new numbers. which have al
ready been very widely praised. The
new songs will be sung by Miss Mayme
Mayo, Gus Bruno, Miss Lora Lieb, Chas
Flynn and the great Phasey Troupe
The great mechanical effects, such as
the Revolving Windmill, and the Disap-
pearing Rooms, have been rebuilt for
this year, and the scenic davices are said
to be more marvellous than ever. The
advance sale is unusually heavy.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-04

would secure space in the
daily papers aud COM
mence to blow their own
horns long and loud.
That what counts noWa>
days.
There is such keen
competition in busieess
that the biggest advertis
tisers get the most busi~
ness. Those who do not
advertise at all usually
find themselves back mum
bers in short order,
BY keeping up a con-
slant flourish of trumpets
the attention of the public
is bound to be attracted,
and then follows good
business