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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24
TRUSTEES SALE
-OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Columbia County, PENNSYLVANIA,
TO No. ls7, Feby T., 1901, the Undersigned trus-
Tee, appointed by said Court, Will expose 70
public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, FEB'Y 9, 1901,
Mt ten o'clock a. M, the following described real
estate, to wit All that certain piece, parcel, or
tract OF land situate In the Township oil MIN
In, County OF Columbia aud State OF Pennsyl-
yania, bounded and described as follows, VIZ
On the north by Second street, OF the village OF
Mifiinvile, ON the east by lot OF Eleazel
sehweppenheser, on the south by Third street
Of said village, and on the west by lot OF ID. II
Montgomery - known in the general plan Of
said village as lot No. 35,and whereon is erected
two-Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
barn and other outbuildings.
TRRNs OF sALE:-Ten per cent. OF che one
fourth of the purchase money to be paid at The
striking down OF the property the balance o.
the one.fourth at the time OF the acknowledg
ment of the deed, which Will be on Wednesday
February 10, 1901, and the remaining three
fourths, with interest, within one year from The
date of the acknow ledgment OF the deed, sale
deferred payment OF three-fourths OF the pur
chase money to be secured by bond and mort
gage on the premises.
DANIEL KNORR,
Herring and Evans, Attys. trustee
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24

Yes, Maude, dear, there is difference
between being given the option on apart
ments and getting fiat refusal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24

hope viii wind up BY living ON char.y
Itching burning, creeping, crawling skin
diseases relieved in few inmates by Ag-
news Ointment. Dr. Agnew's Ointment re-
lieves instantly, and cures ,etter, salt rheum.
scald head, eczema. ulcers, blotches, and all
erup,ions of the skin 1t is soothing and
suieting and acts like magic in all bay hu-
mors, irritation of the scalp or rashes during
ieething time. IS cents box
Sold by {. A. Klein.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24
WIDOWS ApPRAISEMENTS.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Widows appraisements will be presented to the
Orphans Court OF Columbia County on Mon.
day, February 4. 1871, by the. Clerk OF said
Court, and confirmed nisi. and unless excep-
tions are hlnd to same within four days, 'hey
will be confirmed finally
Estate OF Aaron Miller, late OF Mit1iin TWP.
Personally, $4,000.
w. u HENRIE, Clerk OF o. c.
Bloomsbury, Pa, January 8, 1901.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24
CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP.
FIRE INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBURY, PA.

Home, of N. y; Merchants OF Newssk,
N. J.; Clinton, N. Y.;Peoples', NY; Reaa.
ing, Pa German American Ins. Co., Ns~
York; Greenwich Insurance Co., New Yogk,
Jersey City Fire lns. Co., Jersey City, n. j.
These old corporations are well sesso.si
by age and fire tested, and have never -
had loss settled by any court of law. Tksl ,
assets are all invested in solid securities. A
liable to the hazard of fire only.
Losses promptly and honestly adjusted -
paid as soon as determined, by Christlsn =
Knapp, Special Agent and Adjuster, Bloc1e
burg, Pa.
The people of Columbia county shoui
patronize the agency where losses, II sav
are settled and paid by one Of their ovs
citizens.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24

The age Of an egg and woman can't b
told by outside appearances.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24
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An alarming si,uat'on--the seniry's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24

The man who tries to live on faith ant
hope will wind up by living on charity
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-24
SPINNING MILL,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

MILLER, Atty.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
gnxentnnrper Wnte1re.

elt ruuten Sle6ten er 6atte Icl9
elm antl B uno ipl6 cine Ti9ilr friiber
ihOn unb iebr oft geiebln; er bate
enc ipl6e Stimme oft uno germ 9es
bort, 9ieTes rGtb 'etSdfts Gbenbilb
Der Srau @ibipn lebte treu IN ietner
Gyinnerure, aber audi nun bas Bib
- Nomen, Srt unb 3ejt maren rno
blieben peripii6t, 10 iebr er it6 audi
miibte, Die in isinem 8ebGdtnib err
loi9eren Sdriftaiige uufsufriiden.
Seth bate fein Wort eereoet, ions
bern bas Sbpr pieber qeldlofen uno
mar pann in Die S6eune 9%egangen,
ben no er jebt nit elmer turSen Better,
iiber lie er mebrere suIdmmengefaltete
Qferbepeden eebreitet, suriidfebrte.
ySalte bas Ding an benz einen
Grhe feIt, @race". iaste er nod INNER
perbroFen: sra bilft Dir ppbl. Das
anbere Gnbe lesen mir bier auf ben
Wogenfaitsn. Sd iteise binuuf unb
be6e BEN Mann an BEN S9ultern.
Ser WiiE,er bier mag linn bic 8eine
auf bic 2eiter legen; bamit Tam ta
bt6 n'6t umge6en."
Ger unfreunbli9 i9einenbe 8uri6e
botte Die SrunsprrtIrage auf Die elm
fodite 0eiIe eslDit. ollie griffen 81,
unb ptre linn aGSu bel SGmer5en gu
perurIafen, puroe Wefrbrint in bds
@pbneena9, bas i'm Winter elei6s
seitia al8 Slide biente, getragen nno
auf cine ton 9raee baitig auf benz
8opsn ausge6reitete uno nit f9ness
neiben 2aten bebedte Watrdbe gelegt.
Dos beiprgte MGofen bettete bann
bas acbroGene gein auf pei6e &ifen
unb legte anbere unter ben &opf oes
2eibsnben. MaloburJ trennte nit
einem MeiIer ZEN ldngen Sagotiefel
BON Dem fart 9eI6polenen 9ltsoe db.
Mu6 Mrs. @ibTon blieb nidt
miib'g; 'e mar ON Sfen emiis nit
DIR gereitung bon Gaffee beI6Gfti9t.
Die So1tsr bedte bann ben Sid,
iielts Butter unb Spnig BON niloen
8ienen oarauf, bplte bic ppn Ger Mutz
ter ebtn eebudenen pumpfenoen ned
artigen Wei5enbrDbden, pel6e bel
teiner Mablseit oes Qmerifaners feb
len f~iirfen, aus Der OfenrObre uno
briet einen Seller poa friI6er S6ins
tenI6nitte in Der Pfanne. Oils Der
qatient rei6lidl nit @lem periOrgt
mar, iebte tie ii6 erIt an ben SiI6, um
nit Der Mutter uno benz fremoen SD
acrsmann 81 ipeiIen.
Seth mar, nadoem er Die 8dule
bon benz Wagen geIpannt uub i'm
Stale untergebradt fatte. uuf einem
friT9en Yferbe na6 benz Sottor btnz
iiber seritten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
r9arf &oain MIDI bealeiten?" iu6r

0rdce fort. F,
,Wo6e bes nit Der Mutter ob uno
fra9' mid ntGt msbr," Rad oieIer
iGrn nett milper tl,ngenbsn 4ntport
panbte Ger miirrii9e 8rautupf ii9
Der Shire 5u, dls 8efrbrinf, lpel9er
Die gun3e i'm duBerit peinlide Grz
Drterung iGreigenb on1et0rt, rubig
'idgte: nRenen mir nod Elm Wort nit
einano!r, Miiter 9ibion. @uh i9
rperoe mid Sud-, trob meiner bilflos
len Gage, geniB ni9t ouforGngen -"
Grace Itredte pie befetlenb ben
Qrm cegsn i'm aus unb REF nit fpmi-
iher Wiirte: vMa unb ib fiibren pas
&eaiment i'm Sauie, uno aud Sbr
miib! Sud- fiisen. SIR 6leibt bibi9
tie, fa!tet Sud nuh 8orI6rift rubi9,
mc6t Sud teine unn0tbigen Sprgen
uno sepD6nt Sud- an meinen sutsn,
brumr.isea Sc, iOel9er Ii6 Ielblt pii=
t6enb drgern piiroe, nen1 SsSbr uns
unseb.i.t rerli!bet. Nidt pabr, pa9"
GortfeBuna olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

labenen @Giten biniiber. Den alien
re,dSa 5il3fut ron unbeitimmbarer
Sarbe lief in bic Siirne gebriidt uno
Die Same auf ben Hiden eelrgt, bli.b
Der Sormsr an Der Sbiire iteben, als
rb CT erra,te, uus rem Wunce Der
Sremben cine @rfidrung Ger nmitdno,
al p%ernebmen, Die lie 81 ibm ms
Saus gebro6t.
ga bieSe ieeph, bes Sausberrn Ins
rebe s,nGrtis, f9niesen, 10 %entItdnG
cine peinlibe pau1e, bic Mrs. 8ibion
beenbtte, inbem lie bic Mduner segens
feitia b.tlnnt ma6te, nobel Maloe-
mar abermals ibrem Numenlebd6tnlB
au Sulfe fommen muBte. sic nannte
0ebrbrint lddelnb nMiIt tier Maloie",
neil tas fiibIfer tliuge unb iiG audi
lie otter bCbalten lnfie, uno er3Gblts in
&iirSe, auf pet6e Meile er perung!iidt
nar, unb mas Ooftpr 8rabi Gil IeineH
@erlebrngen eeTogt babe. Scr ano:r:
9 ntleman mD1te MOI. en- na6 Ger
Stotipn hiniiber, uro i6 meme, Seth
oter Gplin brinst i'm 81 Yferoe bort
bin, i6lus lie benz @aiten rrr.
Dieter ~runSelts Die 8rauen unb
Ioste Drumming: .We B nidt, obs sebt.
Seth fam i9 morsen ni9t %entbebren,
unb Rollin lit nod au jung, um ibm
Die pieroe onaupertrauen. Der
Mann ipirb ben Meg bur9 bic 8erse
i6on gu SUB MAIDEN m~iiiien; er tann
bann audi einen Ri6trpeg eini4lasen
unb spsi Msilen abIdueipen.
Maloburg's geIiGt iiber5og eins
hpbe GDtte. sd rente ni6t barar,
gu6 pber Guern GDfnen lditig au
meroen", iagte er talt uno itpl5; ngebt
mir nur bic 3i6tung an uno iagt mir,
ipie nett es Bis CUR Station lit, bann
made i9 mid eben 10 germ nod beute
Ibenb auf ben Weg, tpenn es SUD
10 lieber lit. Seib ibr baseeen seneist,
mid fir @slb cine Nadt 81 beberberz
gen unb morsen gu Pferbe pber gu
Waaen nod Der Station %brinsen gu
lai1en, 10 mOst Sbr pbne SGeu einen
guten Yreis frrbern; ih peroe i'm
germ beaablen. Dir iinb feline 2anps
treiGer, Miiter 8ibion, fpnbern an
ftGnbise 2eute. Sdtten mir nidt I'm.
aliid gebubt, 10 idbet Shr uns sspih
nift bier"
,4u6 i6 faIe Gu9 ni9t CUR 2ait,
Miiter 9ibipn", grDate Webrbrtnt.
Der Sarmer bate f6on cine uns
freunbliGe 4ntport' auf Der 3unge.
als plObli6 Grace, bic unbemerfI
sleid tintsr ben @ltsrn einsetreten
mar, ii9 ms Mittel leste.
sd muB ppbl pieber Sriebensitif
ter iein", faste tie nit eincm eigena
tbiimlih,n 2d6eln, inbem iie SpiI9er
bic Mdnner trat. sci bp9 ni6t IL
tnurria. pa! Srempe masit bu ipobI
bur6 bein Drummer abI6reden t0ns
men, mid absr madft bu ni6t banse;
ia tenue bid better. Sieie Gentlemen
seben bib sisentli9 blutpenis an
alter, sriessrdmieer pa! Sd bab;
tie mitssbrabt, unb SRA fagte, bas
pGre Re9t serreIen. Sier i'm Sauit
baben mir, bas beiBt Sra unb i9, bas
Heeiment, unb bas bait bu ia auf
immer a%nerfannt. Nun babe i9 aber
cine Yitte auf benz Ser3en, pelte bid
angebt, unb bic nur bu sepdhrsr
tannit. Oarf i6 mOrgen Sannp DO,
ben Sdlitten ipunnen unp ausfabren?
@s fdneit siemli6 fart, unb biz
mOrgen boben mir leiblih quite 8ahn."
9tbIpn ftreifte bas MGbden, beher
4ugen BEL ieinem 3Dgern dufflamm.
ten, nit einem eiaenen, fait iGeuer
Bid unb brummte: ,Su tbult ia bod
mas bu piqit. Meinetrsgsn magi
BIZ ben Saul unb ben S9litter
nebmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

SIR: .armes SrGulein,, 10 libel lit
Sbnen IN iener Staot mitseipielt
trprcen9"
Sunse DAME: .Sa, mid brd9te
audi teine Wa1t Der Welt tpieber bin,
tpenn i4 nidt nod elm aleio Bel ber
SaneiOerin lieeen bdtte!"
So3 Elm S9irm! Reulid iieb
Der 9err profefor a~leroings ieinea
SGirm ni6t itebens tat absr in @es
b%anten, itatt bes Regeni9irms. einen
SferIGirm mitgenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

uptl Sltlt@SH.
2.
WGbrenb Der 8or6ereitungen CUR
Wablaeit bdtten bic 5reunoe NIT
einonoar in bsutIGer Sprade fiji
itsrno bic Situation beiproaen unD
iiber bds Weitere beratben. Wabreno
bes gHens purDe penis sereoet, nnb
erIt als Grace ben Slid a6rdumts,
fanb Mrs. @ibIon bic 3eit, nit ibren
auf 10 eisenthiimli9e Weiie in's Saus
getommenen @dften 81 plauoern. sic
riidts einen SdauteItubl in bic NGbe
oes 2aaers bes @;rungliidten, lieB
ii6 nieber unb Iaste: ,Mr. @ibion 1T
nit 9pGin, unierm Netbdt6en, gu
einem Hatbar gegdngen uno muB
nun bdlo beimtommen."
2dI6 mar Grace jsbt an ibrer
Settle unb fliiIterte ibr etpas in's
Sbr; bic Matrpne nidte unp fubr
ldtelnb fort: nSa, bas lit 10 Setb's
unmanierlite @eiie; per i'm ntdt
qenall tennt, Der mub i'm fir einen
redt bGrbeibisen putrOn falten.
8race iaste mir ioeben, baB er fpieoer
einmal unlinn geidpaBt bat. Wr.
8ib1on pirb ME einem 9ilfsbebiirfs
tigen unb sana eeniB nidt einem @er@
u~neliidtsn bic @ufnabme in iein 9aus
perpeisern. Madt er slei4 ni6t piel
Wprte, unb peiB er ii9 aud nidt 10
fsin gu bensbnlen, ipie Die @entlemen
es sepDbnt iinb, 10 meint er es bod
i'm Ser5en gut. SIR ie:b bel uns 9an5
out oufgeboben, Wtiiter, fpie TT bod
guer Hame? Sd bOrte Jpn borbin
nsnnen; ober mein Sbr ideint ni9t
fir beuti6e Namen gema9t, unb in
me,nsm 9ebd9tnib blei6en lie erit
rsGt ni1t bafien."
rMifter Webrbrint beibt Der
Gentleman, erflGrte 8raee, beren
'@nmutb bur6 cine iEr @ntlib iiber=
siebenbe H0tbe erbObt tpuroe, als Der
2eibenbe, BEN 8rpf lsidt sesen bas
MGo6en neigenb, ld6elno e~rsdn3te:
.Walcemar Webrbrint", unb bdnn
Iferaenb binsufiiete: Isle i4einen
beuti6e 2aute better ~auffangen uno
bebolten gu tDnnen, als bic 5rau
Wdmd es permag."
.Sa, i6 bore unb befalte oft nur gu
piel, ME ga iagt", meinte @race hei>
ter unb ieBte ii9 nit elmer Hdbarbeit
ans Senfter.
,Mea, MiIter Webrbrinf", nabm
bic Muitcr nun pieber oas Wprt, bis
SIR gut fortseidafft iperOen t0nnt =
oas mag nun 10 longe mdbren. ais es
@ott oefGnt =, bis babin bebalten
mir Sud germ bier, unb penn Guer
Ir.unb Bel Sud bleiben min, 10 lGBt
id fir ben pobl aud cine S9lafltatte
finten."
sir mid nebme i4 bieies berSli6:
@~nerbieten freuoig an nno boffs
glei6aeiiig, buB sic mir seItatten, sic
pecuniair Su entiddoi5en. 8ergelten
tam nur Soft 10 piel @iite!" srpi=
oerte Ne1rbrint betrest.
,Seien Sic AUDI meines aufridtis
aen 9anfes perii6ert!" iagte Walb=
burg. .Donen sic mid bis morgen
friib beberbergen, 10 erpeiien sic min
einen 3ieuit; LANCER mDdte i4 ni4i
bleiben, Bonn meinem 5r.unbe tann id
burb mein Gerpeilen nidt niiBen. Sc
1T buber am beiten, i6 fude 10 bali
als tbunli9 bic nGGIte 9abnitatiou gu
erreifen, fabre na6 @aIbington aus
rid unb beiorge bort einige @eI9Gfte
SpGter fomme i9 odnn auriid, nm
meinen Nreunb, Der BIG oabin foTfsnt.
tvanspprfGfig gspprben ieir
pirb, nit mir nod Nep Yort au neb.
men. Wir fonten bort BEL meiner
Gltern idon Mitte Sanuar sintreffen.'
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
Mileage Tickets Reduced.

Seaboard Air Line Railway one
thousand mile tickets are now sold
from all points on its lines at rate of
$500, including those previously
sold in the State of Florida at$30.00.
These tickets are good over theentire
Seaboard Air Line System and are
honored between Richmond and
Washington by the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac and Penn
sylvania Railroads, between Ports
mouth and Baltimore by the Balti-
more Steam Packet Company (Bay
Line) and between Clinton and Col
umbia, S. c., by the Columbia, New
berry and Laurens Railroad. AL
tickets which have been sold al
$500 and endorsed ''not good in
State of Florida" will be honored
over the entire system, including
lines in Florida, regardless Of such
endorsements. I'm
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
THE GEORGIA PINE.
Grading Has Commenced on
Woodward Place
VERY LARGE FORCE TO COON
When Contracts Will Be Pushed Rap.
idly TO Completion.

The editor of the TALLAHAssEEAN
in company with DR.. Moore, went
down Tuesday afternoon to inspect
progress on the Georgia Pine road
bed. We found force of hands
strung out clear across the Wood
ward tract-some cleaning out the
right of way and other grading. It
begins to look like a new railroad,
sure enough.
The contract, as most of our read
ers already know, for grading, trest-
ling, tieing and ironing about fifteen
miles on this end of the road, was
let to Messrs. Saxon and Hanks, and
the force now employed is only the
nucleus for a large crowd that will
be put on as soon as they can get the
work mapped out.
Plows, scrapes, dump carts, ETC.,
operated by mules, and a force OF
from three to five hundred negroes
will be strung out along the line in
a few days, and then things will
hum. They are to finish this con-
tract by the first of August.
We understand that things are
moving along at the same lively rate
on the Bainbridge end of the line.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
New Enterprises.

Tallahassee is not only getting
new railroads. She is getting other
new enterprises. Among the latest
of these is a large clothingandg gents
furnishing house just established in
the Ames building, opposite the
Court House by A. H. Ginsberg,
known as the Baltimore Clothing
House. Next to Levy Bros, it is one
Of the largest stocks in the city.
Another frm-Roberts (J. P.) &
johnson IN. Fl. .)-is getting in 8
large stock this week and putting it
in the shelves in the Cotner build
ing. They will carry a large general
mercantile and grocery stock, and it
is said they may add later on a
wholesalr department. Thry VII
have an Expert salesman and bGvcr
here IN 4 few days to take chargl of
the business, and will catc~ fol y
large share Of the public patronage
CASToREA.
Bear. the h1h' Kind You Have Away. Bought
Signature sf &HZztZ
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
Letters Patent Issued.

Letters patent have been issued
for the incorporation of the Shaw
Brothers Company, with a capital
stock of So, 500, to conduct a general
mercantile business in Quincy OF
anywhere in the State. The stock
holders are R. K. Shaw, J. S. Shaw,
J. G. Sharon, R. E. Canty, G. R.
Shaw and P. E. Thomas.
Letters patent have been granted
for the incorporation of the Delta
Pythian Building Association, locat-
ed at Delta, with a capital stock OF
1900, to build, own and lease q
building for lodge and other pur-
poses. The incOrpOratOrs are P. W
Mclean, f. H. Robinson and D. W
G.. Marlborough.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
Chicago GIee Club.

By arrangement with theiGovern-
or's Guards, the Chicago 6 Zee Club
will gise an entertainment ht Mum
rO's Opfra house on the eYfning of
the 20Sh. Capt. Dickey hak the ar
rangens sents in charge, andEwill see
that those who attend 8t their
moneys worth. The Chic tgO Glee
Club ig noted throughout he coun-
try ,fortits talent, and no MI sic lover
in Tallahassee can afford Ito miss
going
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
Howard's Case Dismissed.

The preliminary hearing in the
case Oftthe State of Florids Us. K.
Howard, charged with an assault
with a deadly weapon on CAPT. Bur
roughs,s ! was heard before tCounty
Judge Whitfield on Tuesdaf morn
ing ant the defendant discharged
for lac1 of prosecution.
On doser information re- jhtive tc
the cause, itappears that btth par
ties weSe partially to blam5 in the
matteEsand that Capt. Burroughs
had written a letter to Mr.. Howard
asking him to meet lin at thu pay
car, and that he (Brrrolgh1l would
there personally "see" hing about
fOrmerl communications.
As 81 on as Capt. Burrous shs STEP
ped off the train, It is allege he ;Ie-
gan tolstrike Mr.. Howard with sn
orange acane, and after How had
retreatsd several steps he drsw a pis-
tol and!fre upon hisassailah BIT, Capt
Burroughs, with the effecs before
mentioked.
Every one is glad there swere Nc
more ssrious results to eithe party
and alE are satisfied that tn case bt
dropped where it was.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14

Capt. T. L. Vent reported that the
body of Allie Vent, the late engin-
eer of the steamer Capitola, was
found about a mile from the place
in Crooked River where he was last
seen. He was evidently drowned, as
no bruises could be seen. Judge A.
J. Afford, Justice of the Peace, and
ex- officio coroner, will summon a
jury and hold an inquest this even
ING.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
ELECTION BY PEOPLE
Pennsylvania Resolution Call
ing for a Convention
CONGRESS LHAVE TOACT
In Case Ma Of States Join in
Thi and for 1t.

The Pen ania Legislature re-
Gently pass he following concur
rent resolu and the New York
Journal is 5ing it before all the
State Legi ures:
"Where; A large number of
State Leg ltures have at various
times ado memorials and resolu-
tions in f T of election of United
States Sc sors by popular vote;
Sand lereas, The National
Ho&epf representatives has on
four sessions within recent years,
adopted resolutions in favor Of this
proposed change in the method of
electing United States Senators,
which vas not adopted by the Sen
ate;
"Ana whereas, Article V of the
Constitution of the United States
provides that Congress, on the appli-
cation Of the Legislature of two
thirds Of the several States, shall
call convention for proposing
amendments, and believing there is
general desire upon the part of the
citizens Of the State of Pennsylvan-
la that the United States Senators
should be- elected by a direct vote Of
the people;
Therefore, Be it resolved (if the
House Of Representatives concur)
that the Legislature of the State Of
Pennsylga1iaf favors the adoption OF
an amendment to the constitution
which shall provide for the election
of UnitedsStates Senators by popu.
lar vote, and joins with other States
of the UT On in respectfully request.
Fling that ! conyention be called fol
purpose 6f proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of the United
States, as provided for in Article '
Of the said Constitution, which
amendment shall provide for {
change in the present method of ell
Getting United States Senators, 81
that they can be chosen in eacl
State by a direct vote of the people
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14

Oarrabelle, March 1s.-On sFri-
val Of passenger train this morurg,
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14
Volcanic EruptiOnsi

are graid, but Skin Eruption rob life
of joy.s Bucklen's Arnica Sd We, cures
them, $lso Old, Running a ID Fever
Sores, EUIcers, Boils, FelOn4, Curns,
Warts. Cuts, Bruises. Burns. Scalds.
Chappeh Hands, Chilblaines. sBest Pile
cure OF earth. Drives out tains and
Aches. Only 25cts. a box. dure guar
anteed.s Sold by all druggists
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-03-14

'Resd lived, That a copy Pf this
concurrkd Resolution and Rpplica-
tion to Congress for the ca Hing of
a conve4 4tiOn be sent to the 81 scretary
of State of each of the sUnited
States, and that a similar sopy be
sent tOi khe President of theI United
States Henate and the Speak& of the
House ibf ReDresentatiYes."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-09-05
STRUCK IT RICH.
watson No. l Shows Ledge OF
High Grade Ore,

While doing the assessment work on
the Watson No. l on Tuesday of tbia
week West Watson and his two COM
panions tapped four-foot ledge of as
me looking ore as has yet been un.
covered In the district. The red and
black oxides OF copper predominant in
thls showing and the ledge dips into
the hillside with well defined hanging
and foot walls and gives every promise
oil developing into one of Ely's best
copper mines.
The Watson No. | is most desirably
situated between Copper Flat and the
oironx-Snedaker holdings, and is
bounded on the north by the Josie,
the ore body now uncovered, It Is be-
lleved, being an extension OF the led &c
worked several years ago in that prop
erty, aud which ii was claimed at that
time vent hall copper.
The Watson No. Is owned by West
and Joe Watson and r. A. Riepe, who
located it, and In addition to the cop
per ledge now uncovered, IL shows
large outcroppings Of good looking
quartz, samples Of which will he sub
mitted TO assay.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-09-05
THE RAILROAD DsorUsE.
cnses to Be Argued Before Judge
Talbot Today.

At Salt Lake City today Judge Tai
bot win hear the arguments in the suits
brought by the Oregon Short Line
against the San Pedro company, TINS
arrangement being agreed to by all
parties in order to avoid the trouble
and expense OF of "trip to Phoebe.
Tho principal cases to be taken up
are the condemnation suits brought oy
the Oregon Short Line against the San
Pedro road below CAl.entes. The san
Pedro road bought the right Of way,
but the Short iue claims It has pre-
yious survey over The route aud has IN
stitutcd condemnation proeeediegs over
portions Of the san PedF0 ground, The
issues viii be joined seps. & as u " ae'a.
ar ono railroad can thus ee23e"a and
secure for - own ase the fiSAa q Way
acquired by anoshee resa,
II the short lias Wlrs - esa PISA
ahead over the land purchased ey ne
san Pedro and knoek the latter CON-
nanx cut of its survey, On the other
hand, II the san Pedro wins tho shof.
Line viii be obliged TO make tetoor
by an entirely different route
T q case growing out Of the seizure
h, The Short Line OF the grade this side
nj cnlientes claimed by the San Pedro
win also be taken mp. So also will the
tax tide Of the san Pedro to the p'oehe
Grade