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Southern hy.
Schedule in effect June L. 1900

Trans leave fr5u Pena- station
s-l A Daily Local for H1rrlsonbG7g and
for Charlotte sud way stations
u-I5 A Daily. L. ; Fast Nal. S.eepin-
czrs 20 New Or-ears. Columbia. Savannah, and
JIcksCnviiIe. uniting Salisbury with sleeper fox
AsEsvllle. ChsttzEooE3. and Memphis ard ~
Charlotte with sleeper for Birmingham solid
trzlE Washington 10 New OrleHIS ElaIEs car
service.
u.s7 Z r. Daily Local fer Ch1rlo,tesviUe-
4-gi p r. Wees Dlrs Local for From ROYAL
Strzsburg- and HznisoubuTz
4.So p n Daily Local for Chan I.o5tesyiHes
SIS p H Daily y. Y 3 Fla Express Sleep
ing cSEs 10 Augusta with connections for Aiken
ard Charleston, and 70 savannah. jacksonville,
and Port Tamp1- Through coach tc JScksCyilIe.
Dining service
SIS D. m DsiIy. Washington snd Chattaaoosl
Limited (Via IyEchbsrg)- Sleeping oaEs - '.oan-
oke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. - New
Orleans TaTougA coach 10 Memphis Slzias
service
I0-s5 p n Daily. Washington ana Southwest
err Limited. Ss--piuS ears 20 AsHeyiIle. Eaox-
vile. Ci-attarooga- and NcshviIie and % Atlanta
&2c-D. birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery. No
Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san Frazcisco Non
Gays, Nocnssc-ys. AMI Fridays
TRAINS on ROUND HILL RRANCH.
Leave Ws-h:ustcz s-lJ a. ~ daily I,5E D. m
3-35 2. m, $50 p week GAYS. ard G-15 p- p.
sundays Tor koC-d Hill- t-25 2 saturdays ior
L5esbmsi G--s P m- week tsys 10 HerEtlE-
ThrousH trains from ,he s-uth arrive wasairs-
ten C-s2 O. m. 5:s5 -. 2-I5 p. ri- a-d SD
D. m. Jlily Prom H1rri-oEburg II l..1 a. ~ week
GAYS and $50 p, n. l1i.s From Charlottesville
s-ss q. m -Ed 9-i3 p m d-ily-
TctHts. sieepiue car rrsCreatious. ard ctLrr in
formation furnished ard baggage calicd ior and
ch~clsd from hotels and residences by Union
T1rSfcr Co. On Crd-r5 left At Tic,x~t Ossce, rs
18th 81 M; 5u PcLn Ave. N.W.. and az
Pom. station
Phone ls4I for P. Il. ?. CAB se-v.cc
FRANK : GANNON.
30 Y P. aaf Gca- Mgr
J. u CTLP Trsffr Manager.
". A TURK General PSssr AssHt-
l. 3 Bsl.sNN. Gszsrzl Ags.t
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RAILROADS
Washington. Alexandria
End
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and I3 ~ s.,
II eject May !. 1870.
For Alexardria-Week davs. $50. 7-Gs J.sg
500. SIS. SIS. 9.25. 1000. II 90 lI.3j a. IN.
xlZ:O5. 1870 I245, Nl-20, I:45, 2:e0. go X2-Ci,
s;z5, 3,59 N-I5, $50, sos, $50, 5-sp G-9i
0:s0, 1-08, T-20, 500, s;s5. 9-3). IJ,l5, Il.31.
u;59 p. N. SUNDAYS, 7:s5, 500. J:+5. j. p,
lI-OJ, ll:39 a n. 200 EooE- l2-31. Ia. I:5a.
200, 2:s0. 800 s:aJ 500 80. SO. $50 cor.
$50. I:0J. T-So. 500. 6.i5. $50 lJ:I5, Il.23.
II 50 2. m
For Mount Nern0a-Week days. CSC, 500. I0-c3
l.g1 A. m, Xl2-O5. xi- 20. go x3-93 $50 1:J-.
e-45 2. m Sundays, 500 q. ~, I2.00 noon, 2-9J,
4-eo. zoo. 80 p. m
For Arlington and Aquedrct Bridge-Week
tays. s.61. = 50, S-5e. -ss5 1000 II 30 q a..
-l2,05, l2-20 l2;45, -l:f5. 200. go. $50.
'S-25, AIS. 5-c5, $50. 6.04 G-30 7.0d 500 p
IN Sundays. s;s5. 300. 9.s5. -IG-3l. Il-J1.
l:50 r., 300 noon. sI2-@O. 100. -l-S5. go.
z;51. 900 '3-S0, 500. $50, 500. go, 600.
'd.5e. 7sa0. = 80. s-c0 2. n
Parcels carried on 81 trains Baggage checked
IENpress- TO Ariingtrn ouly
C 2 ABBOT. P7-ls.-t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS TOR GRADING AND REGULATING
STREEfS AND AyENU ES-Ofhee cf the Cor,-
fnizsionsrs D. C.. Washington n. c. June ~
leo0-SEALED PBOPuSAIS Will be received at
tEis Office nncil Z O'CLOCK NO0N. SATURDAY.
July :. 1900. iGr ersciag AID regulating certain
streets ard aveuscs-
b. n. fDFli- q pscposal. spccsfc.ii0us and az
ct-gF uef e-saiy IiaiIaiiou en- be ohlarCd ~ tke
cfi.-e e: the EngIEctr Comm ssiGner d. c ri b
,tCFAHi-aND JOHN ~ ROSS. LANSING H.
BEACH. Commissioners L. C. 5e2I et-exSs
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WANTED-3ICYCLES

HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for second-hand bi.
cycles. CYCLE ENCHANGE. 80 10th 81 nw.
je26-3t
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FOK RENT-Rooms in building. ss2 81 rS-s
cheap Isut- AppIy 90 y. J. DANTE. HutSA-
iIs BlSg-. 10Th and stA GDz-u
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NANTED-By two gentlemen in census, furnished
room. Address Bon ,, this office. je2C-3t
NANTED-By Young married couple unfIr-
nished rooms for light housekeeping: must be
reasonable. Address Bon 755, this Office. je26-3t
NANTED-Roonls; have applicants; registration.
soc. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. zoos
+ St is5,-2+
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ThrougE trains from she S-1th arrive w1sairS-
ten Csc q m. T:sJ a. -. 2-Ij p. ~. a-u SD
D. m Glily- Prom iilrri-oEburg ll..1 a. ~ week
GAYS and $50 p, l1s.,- From Charlottesville
SIS q. m. and 9.i3 p m d-ily-
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WANTED-White housekeeper, take entire charge;
also good cook, white or colorCd. Enquire
lCSS llth st. NV. II, EN-
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wANTED-BTight young man for .stry cler... one
willing to work; prefer one having expel .encs;
gold firm, good wages. Address in own handwrit-
ing Box %. this Office. Item
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STORAGE.
Uncle Sam D0n't Wear

STORAGE 5 cents per load UNITED STAT
STORAGE Co, 430 10th 81 NV. ie2--3s
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Best terms 10 work for the NATIONAL.
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY Apply 902 Pa. ave.
NV, Room 1. ie27-3t
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WANTED-By nan and wife one large or two
small rOoHs; wife viii help with hOuscwork
OF sewing or viii take working housekeeper'S
place. Tor house during summer; r-ss.
Box 4, this Office. je25-3t, en-
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$50 PER MONTH during campaign and perman-
eEt position after; or lady. ZlEGLER
CO. 2lT locust st, Philadelphia.
leI6-sa, ,Sll.w .we-I2t
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.


WANTED-Nest. reliable girl for general house
work; small family; must go home nights;
refs. IsIS 18th ST NV. Item
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c. FOSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily as changes nav occur At
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 20 the ports Of
saIns DAILY, and the schedules of ciosiE-s are az
ranged on the presumption Of their uu.It -rrC pied
overland usHsit. For tie week ending June 30,
iyo- the last connecting c,2ses sill be made iron.
THIS CfHce As follows.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-By first class white cook, place. Box
y, this Office je27-3t en-
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For sALE-FARAIs.

FOR SALE-2Sa-acre farm, adjoining Herndop.
Va; well wstered: spf;ngs; streams: houses
orchards and timber; will divide Address owner
>oA l02, Herndon. Va II
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LlfIDlf III
Ey Washington Store. SOS Pa s7zL N.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

NANEED-Csnvassers for the Washington Mi--
ToI." Apply l2o4 Pa. ave, second aoor.
uv29-tf
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

NANTED-Six steady boys, with or two years
experience in machine shop. CAlil.L TYPE
WRITER COMPANY sth floor, Barber Ross
Building. 10 $3.50. Thursday Item
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NANTED-Position in Office of any kind by col
lege student; salary no object Address Box
p, this Office It.e
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sol TIfW
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Apply at Office for Weekly BuIIetia.
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANfED-Ilorses for good pasture s2 psr month;
SIX miles from city. Address 7. p WILLIAMS.
Oxon Hill. Nd ie95=r
WANTED-HSrses to pasture, s. per month. 5 b
BlRNE Alexandria Va ielJ-rrnn
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAN lEi-Owasrs OF property TO send Us de-
scription II any houses tacv desire - sfl
ranging rom $500 to $1,000 in Northeast south.
east, or Southwest. We have severaI prospective
buyeIs' II might lead 70 sale q your property.
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EANTED-Six steady boys with one two years
experience in machine shop. CARI.L TYPE
WRITER COMPANY. 4th floor, Barber Ross
Building 4 to $3.50. Thursday Item
WANTED-A white barber for saturdays at sO5
Harrison 81, AnAoostia. le2. e1
wANTED-Good barber work in colored shop.
1871 9Th st. NV. Item
wANTRD-ioO eolored men for railroad work
Call 401 St NV, S IL. JOHNSON. IL
wANTED-At once. elevator man. 5 young men
from country for house and hotel work, bell
boys. SHACKLEFORD'S, sos st. NV
WANTED-Young man for real estate Office, wh;:s
waiter, salesman. clerk. lilI C st. NV, I'd
uool-
WANTED Stable man. waiter. cook, boys for
store, office and house apprentices. Call at
HALLS. 702 18th st. 1t
wANTED-Three carpenters. at once. Apply 1852
Sd st. NV. je2I-St.
wANTED-A union hosting engineer, at once.
Apply J. T. DoHERTl, 10th and SIS. II
WANTED-A white boy to make himself gener-
ally useful in Al office. Apply 62i II st. nv"
II
WANTED-Man understanding cleaning and dye
ing for Cumberland. Nd; BIC money. Address
BOX L, this Office
WANTED-A young man 10 assist in Office work;
must be quick and accurate and come well
recommended. Address Bon IA, this Office II
wANTED-Colored ice cream maker. Apply at
once, $50 18th st. nv
WANTED-Man waiter, also man to work on
farm; good wages 10 each Enquire l6S5 llth
st. NV. 1t
WANTED -Colored boy, scour and press clothing;
only eXperiex ed hands need apply. FRERES,
5o7 st. It
wANTED-white boy to assist in restaurant.
lllj St NV.
wANTED-Hustler to sell tea and coffee Ma
TIoNAL COFFEE co, us 9th st. nv. Je2l-8t
WANTED -enographer. collector handy man
about store. driver, waters. bellman- BUSl-
NESS BUREAU, 1900 y y ave NV II
WANTED Immediately. young man for Office;
good pay; $50 cash required refs Address
BOX IS, this otHee. II
WANTED-YornE man from the country; Office
man: clerk, 50; porter. BASEMENT, jl5 18th
St NV.
WANTED Good bright boy about Is years old
FOR lunch stand. Apply Mr.. PALMER, Club
house Chesapeake Beach THURSDAY, ; P m II
wANTED-Two good electric light wiremen. gooI
wages. Apply MIR PALMER, Clubhouse,
Chesapeake Beach, Thursday, p m II
WANTED Immediately. 20 coed coal cart drivers.
Apply at J. T. ROSES, main Office, ll25 7th
ST. Sc II
WANTED-Ordor clerk. good salary. permanent
place; az once. ROOM l. s37 9Th st. NV. It
WANTED-Naa .oF boy 70 train and ride race
horses. Address j. O. FAINT. Brandy station,
Z Va II
| WANTED-SJeadv reliable Col0red man 90 care
for horses. drive delivery wagon, and make
himself generally useful; young man preferred;
I must be Thoroughly acquaiut d with city and able
I 10 read. Address Box 9, this office le26-2t.eu
| WANTED-Ccod timer. Call at 50 Monroe ST.
AEnacostia, ID. & je2J-5t. en-
| WATED-nrlughtsn4n patent drawings; sEo:t
job. Box rs, this office. Ic-52tem
WANTED-Two fTst-elas5 busae,meu. KEEN'S.
1910 81. NV. la21-3J. EN-
/ WANTED-FOur coat hands, BY the week.
| REEN'S 1910 -. nv. je2j-5t n
\ WANTED-Nswsboys 10 sell the Washington Mr-
-ur." Gail Saturday morning. l2oi IA. ave.
IN. my29-u
/ I-----------------
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FOR ALE-Pzno. in good tune; price, SIS. %
St ne. le2G-3t
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24
CuICAGo,s FROG MARKET.
Fishermen Purchase 10000 Every
Saturday for Bait.
From the Chicago Journal.

From the Chicago Journal.
This is a tale of the frog.
Fifty-thousand frogs are sold I'm Chi
cago every Saturday, $4,000 are sold
every week; 2,450.COO are sold between
Nav and Oct. l. 2Oi, 166 dozen in one
season.
The average cost of each dozen is %
cents, this means that $MS23.2o Is spent
annually on frogs-fshing frogs.
These springy animals are used as bait
for bass. pickerel, and pike fishing.
If every frog caught a fish. but-aver-
age three frogs to each fish and one can
then see that sportsmen catch S16,660 of
the fnny tribe during the summer
months, and figures dent lie.
Frogs come from almost everywhere
But most of those used in Chicago are
shipped from Michigan, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Iowa, Mis- ouri. Tennesse7, Ken
lucky, Indiana and Illinois
In many of these states regular frog
farms are kent. but these are not needed
where the land is low and marshy
The means CT catching them ere many
Early in The Sc ason nets are used later
on as they multiply, they~are reked in
like grass Then the small boy is brought
into play He is turned loose in a large
field whera he grabs for frog only to
lift his hand and many TINES find it gone
He considers this rare spot much better
than carrying in the wood
This fishing bait is shipped to Chicago
in. boxes in which trer is moistened
grass Frogs are long-ived animal
those that are not put on fishing hooks
and the department stores that handle
them have frog farms on the roofs. where
HPTp
they live for a month without elung.
1t is in these stores that so many of
Chicago's sort men gather on Saturday
to buy bait for Sundays fishing
The frog indu try is new one TO Chi
cago. Only four or five years ago il was
unknown Some more figuring will show
that In this time-alowing for losses in
many ways-10, O)0,O0 frogs have gone to
help entice the wary bass from the lakes.
Now for the frog as an article of diet.
C. N. Turner of the commission firm
Of George c. Callahan & Co, 2l7 South
Water street. says
'sIn my opinion. there are more bull
frogs sold than the grass frcg-though
the la1ge grass frog is mere dts rable
Tor table usa than his cousin, the bull
freq. l cant say just how many bull
frogs we handle, but as you have the
figures On the grass frog, am sure there
are more used for edible PURPOSES. we
have handled as high as $500 dozen a
day"
These frogs are shipped as for East as
Roston. as far West as San Francisco, as
far South as New or cans, and as far
North as Canada.
The American people have changed con-
side rably in their op Mon on frogs. A few
years ago the French were the ones who
so liked 10 nibble frogs legs. Americans
called the Frenchman: The ----- frog
eater"
As II is to-day the Americans are frog
eaters. and dealers are unable TO hn
their orders.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24

The Rev. w. II. Murray, a mission
cry In Pekin. and one of the men whose
fate Is yet uncertain. became interested
In the condition of the blind in China
some years ago, and to help them devised
system OF representing the sounds Of
the Chinese language by raised dots. II
has been found that By this means a bind
Chinaman can learn 20 read In three
months. much less than one who can see
and uses the ordinary alphabet. as there
are only four hundred and eighty sounds
In Chinese, while Of written characters
there are more than four thousand.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24

The Committee OF the Whole TO which
was referred the following petitions TO re-
tail liquor and TO transfer licenses beg TO
report favorab,y to some. Herman Myers.
Chairman Committee OF the Whole
Petition Of l.. y. Mercer Tor permission
TO retail liquor at McDonough and East
Broad streets. Adopted.
Detition OF Il. V. Pacetu for permission
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24

CITY GOVERN M TENT.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF COUN-

Savannah, Ga, Aug % 1900
The regular meeting of Council was
held this afternoon at 400 p. m. Present
the Hon. Herman Myers, Mayor, pre-
siding; and Aldermen Dixon, Horrigan;
Doyle, Bacon and Jarrel. Alderman Jar
rel taking his seat during the proceedings
Of the meeting, a majority of the MEM
bers in the ely being present.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Cityof Savannah, Aug. -, 19O0-The Com
mittee on Accounts report that they have
examined and found correct bills against
the city amounting to seventeen thou
sand three hundred and ten dollars and
fifty-three cents, as per accompanying
schedule and recommend that the same
be passed for payment. j. G. FARRELL
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
S17,310.53.
Report received and accounts passed for
payment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24

Apologies All Around-Mrs. Nibiick-
you mustn't mind my husband Mr.. Won
Bunker. n he swenrs terribly while he Is
play wing golf" Won Bunker-"And you
mustn't mind me, Mr.. Niblick " ] take
the words out Of his mouth. brooklyn
Life.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24
AN
OPEN
LIZ: 7 7 7 TER
From a Good Little
woman Ill NORM
Carolina. |
How GraybGard Cured |
her when everything else |
! failed. A grateful friend |
/, always.

Below we publish a
letter from a great suf-
\ ferer from nervousness,
and a general broken
\ down condition of the
\ system. The cure is not
[ an unusual o n e for
\ Gray beard. Many such
letters are received ev-
cry week.
Here is the letter:
Allison, N. c.,
July Q. 1900
Respess Drug Company.
Savannah, Ca.
Dear Sfrs:
l write to tell you how grateful
1 am that Graybeard was invented.
Nearly all my life l have been a
great sufferer from nervousness.
could not sleep. I ate very little. 1
X lost flesh all the time. My complex
{ lon got sallow. Nothing pleased
me. Our family doctor did all he
could for me. He worked patient
Iy, but everybody noticed that I
kept going down Hill. People
thought l had consumption. One
day l happened to pick up a little
booklet with the picture of a candle
on It. 1t attracted my attention.
L read il. 1t was OF deep interest
II to me. The next day / bought a
u bottle of Graybeard 1 had not
taken the full bottle before felt
better. 1 have taken six bottles.
and have just bought three more.
1 have gained flesh. | haven't felt
better since / was a child. Every
4 thing / eat l digest. And have
a splendid appetite. l can laugh at
amusing things. / imagine l feel
like other people. Every body Is so
glad to see me SO vigorous looking
and so healthy. | would not take
s., 900 for the benefit have received
from Graybeard. 1t is a wonderful
remedy, and ! fully believe it saved
my life. can't thank you enough.
Il Yours truly,
MISS MAMIE JONES.
4 We claim exactly all
4 this for Graybeard. It's
no new thing to us. 1t has
I cured many just such
i ailments. 1t is purely a
4 vegetable compound,
and for building up a
/ broken down, nervous
4 system it is truly won
1 derful. For eradicat-
ing old and deep seated
4 diseases, as catarrh,
eczema, dyspepsia, can
! GER, rheumatism, it has
no equal on earth. 1t is
/ free of mercury or pot
ash, and begins to build
/ up the sick man from
the first.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-10
WHIST CONTEST OPENING.
Fourteen Cities Represented In Tour.
..,,1,, q =, 4. :. 1. III colin Nch

ItH1Ileti q IslhCOlIls NED.
Lincoln. Neh Feb 10. The sixth an
nual meeting 81 the Central Wrist AZ
eociatior b, gan in the rooms Fl tbs
isniqn club Yesterday afternoon, Wit
clubs from lie following cities in al
tendane,
Topeka, Kansas City. DIS Moines
Whist club Gt8ft Club Of Des Moines
Sioux City council Bluffs, Denisun. Ia,
sioux Fails. $ D., and Omaha, Lincoln
Geneva. Ilearney, Grand Island and ore
IN Nebraska
All me businsss meeting eorlmit;e'
10 select new officers was appointed. 70
ports received aud accounts audited
Tho contest for the next Meeting plac'
this evening narrowed down TO Kansa:
silly and Sioux City. with the forme'
apparcut]y In the lead.
Tho players are the guests cf thu
I1-nipn Commercial Club, and The tour
lnament IS being contested in the roomi
of that organization. Play was besui
yesterday afternoon for the RichaGd'
trophy for teams of four. Last year q
1.-the Omaha tournament Des Nome
lteam carried off this horror. Nine team
are eontesting from the following cities
Kansas City Council Bluffs, Sioux City
| Dies Moines Denison, Ia. Sioux Falls
| 5. d. and Lincoln. Dies Moines ras tW,
| teams. The play for the trophy Will b
| concluded today. SO far the lIansa
! City team leads in the contest 70. pairs
| one of the three siltings required to de
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-10

he was n delegate. IL was discovered
on one of the days of the session that
that day was Uncle Dicks" SD BIRTH
day. and the convention straightway
suspended business long enough TO lis
ten to euiogistic speeches and extend
him hearty concentrations.
Always an ardent tariff advocate,
Mr. Thompson published twelve years
tective Tariff Laws" Which put his
lished a history of The Papacy and
the Civil Power and a work entitled
Personal Recollections of Sixteen
Presidents. From Washington TO LIN
coin. Two works from his pen are still
in manuscript.
In his Youth ''Iinele Dick was a
weakline, bur plenty Of outdoor life and
careful attention IL his diet and habits
gave him great vitaiity. In later years
he had no reglils,i lllles or habits of
life, but took care net to so To exesss III
thing that w9illa hurt hlln. avoiding
stinrulants tho generally regarded as a
good fellow t'p Thing he ALWAYS
enjoyed, lioWevf WIS his cigar and he
smoked SO nlus.h thai his friends Mare
Mont % say slGt liz ALWAYS vent e
Sleep With a cigar Nstwessl his teeth.
He possessed i confariabe income
ii later ife alfno he Nos not weaiihv.
but al that AZ hsii he made fiem he
piaetlea % his ptafes sion and froin
other interests. dil5 none Of Il ean2e
from rplities.
81 Thonlpsans sllnsrai VIII 30 flela
Monday 49, .4ftie4fssf "a A'nlarlS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-10
IOWA Land Case Decided.

els5
ease a Burton * Riadcll vs.. ilocken-
ios flgelying siolix ity Y PAU
f@lifaaa lands IN eei:gien q'lnig tile
a az the irtsnaF 9.4fs Land
aiHiniss ioser Hs#msEf aafss,oI3, in
nhifA be lands We're g.afGes. 81 the de-
fepaaH This decision oVegriiles sl}e de-
cisipf e tfle case 81 olsen rs 1istYer,
flgastg 9thaf tfacts in ilis grant. iii
Tfa9sr slo ertered them unaei. the
honsasts3 LAYS, IN the cas- decided
f5urt0n and ltidaeil weF confirmed Ia
ihejt oAVnef hi, Of land puFchaeed or The
railroad company The decision viii
| govern future cases q like nature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-10
ICE SWEEPS AWAY BRIDGE.
Chtcago's Drainage Canal Brings
DANGER TO Joliet

nar..,, ro,tc,
5,,,.aa 80. -, -.
.,,..ss,.s.s,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-10

CHICAGO LABIR CLASH
Workmen of the Building Trades
Council Revolt Against Con-
tractors New Rule.
Orders Issued to Insist on Saturday
Half Holiday Comes as
Surprise.
Will Tie Up Building Operations
and Promises to BE a Long
Struggle.


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