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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

Ii poker ana politics they bluff tie
loser. -Atclds0n Globe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
I n Powerful Spring Tonic
AND Restorative for Men and Women.

0 Dr. GesN a ve remedy @
e u m a o %
0 allure allure o tia power il is ways b t oget Ge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11
ArToRNEY Il. W Bnown

ATTORNEY II w BRowS
District Attorney for Grant county, VIII
practice in all courts in the County and
State. Real estate bought and sold. Pro-
bate business a speciality COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to. ONCE IN Baxter
Building,
Lancaster wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

BARRED PLYMOUTHROCK EGGS.
Smali fruit plants Of various varieties
and green cut bone for sale Inquire
or address. o. H. WIMER
II Beetown Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

CITY. yet II the PERSONS WHO need htIp VIII
not do this great good will be experienced by
them in the use of Dr. Greene's Nervura, the
perfect invigorator for those who begin to feel
the wear and tear of life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

ATTORNEYS CLEARY S CLEARY.
Practice ii All courts. Spectaltles-Col-
lcctions loans and settlement OF estates
PlaItcyIlie Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-11

When you forget there are others,
you are nearing a burned Deid-e.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
WATERviLLE.
Court Goodwill Meets in Pythan Hall
 Tonight

Court Goodwill Meets in Pythan Hall
 Tonight.
 The regular meeting of Court Good win, K. of P, will be held in Pythian hall tonight.
 At the local grounds yesterday the Jeffersons were defeated by the Wash ington Hill A 0. by sa score of 23-3. The local rooters are hoping that the Jeffersons will be strengthened and will win game some time. The game yesterday was miserable exhibition of the national pastime.
 The condition of Francis Moore is considerably improved.
 Mrs Carter is having aSsideWaik laid in front of her property on Main street.
 Rev MT Bentham of St PauPs church preached an interesting sermon at the Mill Plain chapel ip Waterbury yes terday.
 The annual school meeting will be held on Friday night. The election of officers and other business of an inn portant nature will be transacted. One committeeman has to be elected. The board consists of three committeeman, namely, c. H Edwards, Ferdinand Wolff and Hubert M. Rigney. A sue cessor to Mir Edwards will be appoint ed at this meeting. The terms of Committeeman Wolff and Rigney will expire in one and two years, respecs lively, t+t s1
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
TIMELY TOPICS

Phelan, the tea man, is still giving away caps with one pound of coffee. He is also giving away fly screens.
 The Miller $ Peck Go are having a clearing sale of carpets. Unsettled conditions left large stock on hand
 Dodge says he has other oxfords be- sides the Waterbury Girl" Fine spe- cial, good wearing one for $2.50.
 A. F. Taylor will guarantee good job if you let him paint your house. Get his estimate.
 The Benson Furniture Go, besides selling furniture of all kinds, are agents for Mathushek pianos.
 If you want second hand organ or piano at a low price, Driggs & Smith can serve you.
 Mems fine balbriggan shirts and drawers at K. Dougherty's this week for 25c.
 Twenty-Five pounds of Kelso's hen lice dust for 25c at the Platt Mill Go. We'll cleaned oats.
 Moriarty would like to have talk with you about refrigerators. The prices are right.
 There is no fault to be found with the methods of doing work at the Home Steam laundry.
 You may feel safe In buying at J. M. Burralls. The quality of his fur niture cannot be surpassed.
 Reid & Hughes have made an im- mense purchase of ladies' hosiery and will put them on.sale Wednesday
 The Hampson-Sellew Go offer a chance to patrons to secure handsome couches at reduced prices, starting to- day.
 Conlon Bros lflve new line of fans, silk, feather and embossed, from 19c to S3
 Special sale on mems goods for this week at A. Mailhiot's. underwear, col lars and fine silk neckwear.
 Quality, prices and variety are right at Castles market. Special drive on smoked meats.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

WE repair lawn mowers, bicycles type-
 " writers, sewing machines. guns, locks ana 1t keys and open safes. Soldering and glazing. c. w. Messer, s9 Phoenix avenue,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

The following is list of the de- ceased members of the K. of c. since the organization was established in this city:
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
BARCELONA COUNCIL.

HENDRICKEN COUNCIL. JereniiahsF. o'Rourke. :. May 9, 1899 A. J. Guilfoile. ........... Dec 2, 1899
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

Congress, Manhattan and Star, three styles of negligee shirts in patterns to suit everybody, at Jones, Morgan &s Co.'S.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
DISTRICT OF WATERBURY. Ss. PRO- I| bate Court. June s. 1901.
 Estate of William Fl. Clay late of Waterbury

 in said District. deceased The Court of Probate for the district of Wat erbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to sad estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 Martha Clay, Executrix.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

FOR SALE-Soda Water Fountain in good sl condition, cheap. Inquire Democrat of flee. b-3-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

Sucu IeacnlnES ana that IS the reason
 why Catholics and forbidden to affiliate themselves with societies with a view to eurtailing the rights of others. He said that the opposition to the rights of Catholics was said to come from an in- telligent source, and without denying or affirming the truth of this reminded
 his hearers that the men who beheaded
 Charles II of England. guillotIned Lou is 16th of France and strung up men on lamp posts in New York city, were in- telligent. Speaking of the Catholic Indian missions and the systematic at taeks made upon those who had charge of them through the medium of a mem Der of the United States senate. who stands for everything that is intoler- ant and bigoted, he said a glowing tri- bute to our own Senator Hawley and Senator Vest of Missouri, who cham pioned the cause of the Catholic mis- sions with zeal which showed that they were not under the power. of any secret. hostile body. Tn reference to
 the work of secret bodies he also cited an instance that came under his per sonal notice in the general assembly of this state. A bill had been introduced providing that orphan Catholic chil- dren be sent to the Catholic orphanage instead of to the county home. Father Slocum showed the bill to a member of the house, who read it. pronounced it all right and promised to use his best efforts to secure it's passage. When the time to act upon it arrived he not only failed to keep his promise with him. but openly opposed the measure. He said he could hardly blame the man when he considered the pressure that
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
WATERBURY EVENING DEMocRAT noNDAY.' JUNE 10 1eor
WaltS-FOr Sale.'l0 Rent

T .OST-E Either on Bank or South Leonard AA street, memorandum book, name of Price & Lee on the cover. Suitable reward If left at this once. It
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
n1sTR1cT OF wATERBUR KY. ss. PRO-

I| bate Court. June g. 1901.
 Estate of John Corr, late of Waterbury in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury hath limited and allowed months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons inde bted to said Estate are requested to make imm eGiate pay ment to
 Margaret Corr, Administratrix.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10

ENVIRONMENT BUREAU-Help of all kind sG furnished and situations secured for capa ble workers in all kinds of employment Mrs Kelly. 202 Bank street. 4-25-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-10
HARDINC'S 72-74 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Water 

With nickel plated lever faucet, side handles, gal- vanized iron reservoir and solid filled wall. Pretty decorations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

shepherd containing anywhere from
? 000 20 $500 yards in accordance with
the frame OF mind and buoyancy OF
disposition In which he happens TO be
His distance for instance, from the
nearest known spring-the hex $50
called because there are no ibeXes In
the country 10 the mountain, Is seven
miles yet With strong team travelling
steady pace ut the rate Of three ami
y half nile an hour. II 1. ok US just
four hour. and thirty-nine minutes 10
cover the ground,
In 1854 President Brigham Young sent
a party Of young men to colonze the
country near where the Nevada line
has since been run. They established
themselves al the first water they found
after leaving White Mountain and IN
full view of Il. the mission taking It's
name therefrom. They did not stay
long, the conditions being too uncertain
and rigorous and on returning 10 civil
ization some Of them brought small
pieces Of decomposed quartz thickly
studded with little particles OF virgin
gold. this having been picked up by the
party not far from their temporary
location. For a long time this was
looked upon as one OF the gold stories"
so common hereahout. but II has been
amply authenticated The place is on
the same great lode. 1t would appear,
as that which has Deep Creek for its
northern and Stateline for its southern
tknownj limits, with Osceola just be-
yond the Nevada line perhaps forming
a link swung somewhat out OF place
in the same great chain Then. small
pieces Of quartz and copper carrying
gold have been found IN the neighbour
hood many times. The strongest evil
dence. however. is the testimony OF one
OF the parry. the late William Van
Dyke. who had specimen OF the gold
ore which be had Kept for many years
and which he picked up himself on the
ground. About az good evidence Of
genuineness as exists, however. TO me
at least. Is the fact that nothing was
made In vain and the locality In ques-
ton is good for nothing else that any
body knows Of.
Having gone 60 the east Of the House
range on the way cut we de-
cided 10 return By the west side and
make examination OF the upheavals
and assures with a view 90 mineral
probabilities on the way which brought
US 10 this place. Although these GASES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

when no other objects intervene for a
hundred miles or more ana is Known as
the White Mountain or Crystal Peak,
the latter being given 1t probably by
Inc festive sheeph5rdcr. whose facility
In the line of msnJmer Il something
remarkable, there Is not a particle OF
crystal In e. and Il Is only at
distance that IL Is absolutely white.
Standing alongside OF II there appears
a faint yelloWish shade all through the
structure. this being much more pro-
nounced in some places than others.
hut II Is even at short range white
enough 10 fit It's name much better than
do some other natural objects encoun-
tered Approaching II from the east II
is but a good sized hill, but seen from
the west II develops into the propor-
tions Of a mountain equal In volume
and almost In height TO any Of It's
neighbots for miles around. IL Is
great natural curiosity standing al the
northern end Of spur OF the Wan Wah
range All the other peaks being quite
as dark as Il is light the colors OF
either not blending or fading into the
other In the slightest degree. but each
maintaining IN the most positive man
nor its own characteristics and ending
as though they were miles apart In
stead OF integral portions Of the same
geological upheayal The substance Of
which the White Mountain IL composed
is "a subject OF some dispute. the mining
and scientific man Of the party holding
II To be volcanic sedimeniary ash, and
II This is another way OF saying hard
cned tale the undersigned agrees with
him otherwise not, this by no means
arguing that he is not right
The mountain serves but one useful
nuruose on earth. so far as known. IL Is
base TO gauge distances and locate
other places from. this being no small
consideration in a country so tortuous,
broken up and uneven that notwith-
standing several trips there Il would he
impossible otherwise for me 10 tell an
other where anything was. So far from
the White Mountain IN q certain direc-
lion and with certain pecullaritles Of
landscape or urheaval. fixes things
Win tolerable eXactness. for there Ia
no other object Of the kind within an
immense radius. perhaps not at all In
Utah Even under such circumstances
the mile as defined IN the school books
must be adhered 10, those OF the gentle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

inches TO several feet deep and is al
ways at this time OF the year and
later as hot as the pavements Of hades,
where the sun gets In his finest work
from early morn TIL dewy eve. and
where there is no other living thing
than lizards and horned toads-well. II
all this does not constitute a desert,
what would be the proper name for III
II is not TO be denied that there are
at exasperatlng distances alleged
springs. which are In most cases MOTH
ing more or less than the hold-oVer
moisture deposited during the winter
oozing out OF its resting place ana
naturally becoming less IN quantity ana
ouality as II does so and ilnaly as
appearing for the season. IL is tur-
Their admitted that In some OF the
ranges al points so altltudinous accli-
vltous and hard 20 get at that the aver
age tenderfoot would never reach tnem,
are real springs and vegetation several
noints ahead Of the mustang CROWNS
below. Where this is being written
Is oven such place. II is calleu
painters Springs, and TO one VINO mas
traversed such a country as tlat ue.
scribed for several days II breaks upoi
the vision as veritable CLEAN oil pa a.
disc. - c,a,o
Even In those parts OF tne say s,S
where civilization and cultiNstoh h ~
sway II would be attractive, out 70 VIZ
tourist Of Utah's Sahara II Is slnp's
glorious. A ripping stream OF C'sa,,
cool water. babbles along the uo'so W.,
OF a raylne, thiekly studded Win s0'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

'Wne maps all show the Great
american Desert as ending. on
IT'S southern side, in Juab coun-
W but II doesn't. 1t continues
J." dreary expanse all through
mat county and Willard, appro-
PFlatIng a large section OF the
=, western part Of Beaver and
."s'ns us useless existence to a more
'.S uncertain termination in the
a0'uh"estern part OF Iros county I'm
e,ao'ed'y the area assigned to the des-
Wv oy the map makers Is more nearly
!, a',0Td with the general idea Of what
", ''' KIND OF thing should be, in that
1''aiihcss is less relieved by promi-
-.Dv's 'erdure or water than the
s'ae' part but the latter belong in the
.'o'OhouS stretch all right, notwith-
'-"l'ns since they have 80 little
~. .'' Is different that It scarcely figures
y ',L 4 place where one may travel
n, my niles or more without drop
~, "'ng water anywhere, with no
=, ,'ue' Vegetation than stunted brush In
4. '''.eys and slckly looking cedars
! ''s NILS. where rocks Of all kinds
'A'sp' those having yalue-and every
hs'ua0le size, shape and shade.
,' y'-na along the lines Of travel and in
- usurp the whole situation,
s TIE sand Ia anywhere from a few
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

the ranking member Of the foreign re.
lations committee, and by virtue OF
that ipumstance he IL entitled TO the
Craftsmanship. But II he should ac-
cept the commerce committee would
be deprived OF most experienced
member. These considerations, It ~
said, have induced Senator Frye 70 In
form the Republican steering commit
tee that he Is no longer to DE regarded
as eligible to the foreign relations
Craftsmanship In their work In reorgan-
izing the Senate's committees for the
next Congress
with Mr. Frye thus removed from
their calculations. the leading members
OF the steering committee, particularly
Mr. Aldnch Of Rhode Island have
made It known that Senator Lodge viii
succeed to the craftsmanship Of the for
eign relations committee.
The practically assured selection Of
Mr.. Lofgo Cor the poat has bearing
OF considerable weight on various sub
iects Of immediate international con-
Germ Foremost among these are the
lsthmian canal and further extension
Of the reciprocity principle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25
AGUINALDO MAY
COME TO AMERICA
If He Does, viii Spend the Winter
in Washington,
TO STUDY INSTITUTIONS.
Judge Arellano Has Influenced Him
Has Made Known Bis Desires
10 Gen, Macarthur,

New York. May 25,--A special to the
Tribune from Washington says;
Agunaldo is likely to come TO the
United States next fan and spend the
winter IN Washington, This informa-
ton reached the war department in the
mail from Manila. He has informed
Gen Mac Arthur OF his desire TO visit
the United States for the purpose of
studying American institutions and
meeting American statesmen. with u
view of being more useful to his own
people In the future. No objection to
granting this wish at the proper time
has occurred TO the authorities at
Manila. who regard the proposition
with marked favor For the present,
however and until after the elyl adj
ministration Of the island Is firmly es-
tablished 1t is not contemplated that
Agulnaldo should be relieved from the
present restraint that ~ now regarded
as guarantee Of his own safety.
1t appears that Aguinaldo has been
influenced 10 visit Washington by
Judge Arelano, whose loyalty to the
United States is unquestloned and
VINO believes that study Of the econ
unic ana political conditions In this
country by the former insurgent leader
viii be extremely beneficial IN the de-
velOpment Of the archipelago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25
AMERICAN LABELS IN EUROPE.
Recognized as Guarantees of Gem
eral Excellence of Material.

Washington, May 2j.--ln Germany
as well as in Great Britain an Ameri-
can label or trade mark has come TO
he recognized as conveying a certain
guarantee as TO general excellence In
material workmanship and ingenious
adaptation to the purpcsa for which
the article is intended, according to a
very comprehensive report concernlnb
American manufactured articles IN
Germany furnished the state depart
ment by Consul-Gcrenal Frank Mason,
at Berlin, The Germans, he says, do
not hesitate TO buy our products when
convinced Of their superiority over the
home make, though this is often ac-
companled by reproaches from the
German trade as TO their lack of pa
triotism Especially marked has been
the Germans appreciation Of American
machinery and tools. imports OF which
last year were many times IN excess Of
those from Great Britain ana France,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

terests The imperial civil service needs
to be strengthened In every possible
way and the mining companies restrict
ed TO their own sphere Of operations,
The kings action I'm raising Sir AL
fred Miner to the pearage, is quite IN
accordance with public expectation, 1t
Is not dehnl sly known what title ne
will assume but probably he VIII re-
tain the name he has made so famous
and will take seat in the house OF
lords next month as Lord Miner.
Not many years ago Sir Alfred was
the rising hope Of the liberal party
and Mr.. Asquith and Sir William Har-
court We're among those present at the
farewell dinner given TO him prior 70
his departure for CapetoWn I'm April
1897. to succeed the late Lord Rosmead
as high commissioner The times are
changed and Sir Alfred Miner rs now
cordially detestei by the radical party.
He IL certainly not a popular hero, but
he occupies a unique position. Whether
he win be as successful a British en-
pire builder In South Africa as Lord
Cromer has shown himself 10 be In
Egypt ana the Soudan the future alone
can tell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

IT, Materials which applied would 10
worth countless millions and yet al
most destitute Of value, SO nearly so
that they are an ours by saying the
word This circumstance suggests the
fact that wealth after all is more or
less imaginary. that 10 exists chiefly by
comparison. for instance gold and sill
yer on am uuinhabited island would be
Naluclass. and diamonds ana pearls
would not De worth the picking up Il
there We're no admlring and envlous
persons % see Us wear them.
Drum district. just north and a little
east OF here Us coming 90 the front rap
idly. The ore that Is shipped goes via
oasis on the Short Line Is abundant
enough % make such shipments
steady thing and rich enough 90 cause
the shippers 20 sack H. Drum Is be-
ginning 20 make noise IN the mining
world which is exactly what a drum IL
expected 90 do.
4 few miles southwest N Deseret We
passed by the place whore the Gunni-
SON exploring party were massacfed
little less than bali q century ago.
cant. Gunuison was washing his face
I'm The SEWER. when DE- was Shot but
not Killed by the Indians In ambush.
Tie hastily made his way to The camp
few steps distant. whore the red
skins were al once upon the party IN
force. Two Of the explorers ESCAPED
by reaching the banks unseen and
crouching along them till ont Of ianEer,
No one In the party bad in ans way
injured but had often bcirianjed me
dastartly worthless brutvs. but one u
their number had previously been KIDD
ly a Passing emigraut and they adopt
ga this method of making things even.
one of the muriercrs sti,I lives ana II
am told at times becomes conyerSa-
uonll on the subject OF The dasiardY
crime. concerning which there seems 10
be not the slightest trace OF remorse or
even regret ln bis composition, on me
contrary there would seem 90 be some
thing of custo Don the manner On when
hs relates how the wounded captain
would reoUil and wrlthe when an arrow
entered his body. 8 memorial smart OF
suuar.l timber uas erected on The spot
hut some yaulal has destroyed IT. me
county should have one OF stone eftct.
Ell and a suitable inscrrtion placed
upon 10 f'H0A ,,l,i
Several miles from anywhere. Millaid
county. --.----.---s