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Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
Disinheriting Himself.

Abraham Simmer, a 73-year-
old millionaire, of Waverly, Iowa,
has given his $4,000 house for a
hospital and old peoples home
and has announced his intention
of retiring to his woodshed, from
which place he will continue to
give away his large fortune. He
has established many hospitals in
the west. He states his view of
philanthropy thus: T'My pos
sessions are trust fund. / ac-
cumulated them from the masses
and back to the masses they shall
90. And | make such conditions
that what l have to give will be
there and active for good in a
thousand years."
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
Why Men Marry.

An editor sent out circular let
ters to large number Of married
men subscribers and asked them
why they married. Here are
some of the answers:
| didn't intend to do it.
Because l did not have the ex-
perience have now.
Married to get even with her
mother, but never have.
That's what I've been trying
for eleven years to find out.
yearned for company. Now
we have it all the time.
thought it would be cheaper
than breach of promise suit.
Becaused Sarah told me that
five other men had proposed to
her.
That's the same fool question
my friends ask me.
The old man was going to give
me his foot, SO | took his daugh.
ter's hand.
Because | asked her to have me
she said she would; | think she's
got me.
Because | thought she was one
among thousand; now | think
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
CRIMINALS GRIM JESTS.

The callousness, and even the
grim humor, of condemned Grim
inals is we'll exemplified by the
following story in the London
Globe:
On walking to the scaffold in
solemn procession a criminal
once called to the governor OF the
prisons "Just oblige me, guv-
nor" he said, ''by telling me the
day of the week." monday"
answered the surprised governor.
Monday" exclaimed the pris-
oner in disgusted tones. swell,
this 'erde's a fine way of beginn-
ing a week, amt it?" And he
marched en- with disgust Imprint
ed on every line in his face.
On another occasion an off,
cious hangman whispered as he
placed the white cap on his VIC
TINS head; "If there's anything
you'd like to arst me I'll be
pleased to answer, yer know. :"
The victim craned his neck for
ward and said in an equally low,
but very much more anxious
voice: "You might tell me is
is this planking safe?"
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
White Cap Emigration.
[asons of Ark

Ph'rac. ior Mammoth Spring, July 21,--
Dc ouilt AZ iveral of the men who took part
s'o'ooo' whitecaps in the whipping of
B, a 14.years. Guest widow hear Union,
hing a gamstroylng her home not very
willie, was sing ago, and who were routed
Ind instantly Harve Sexton, who killed one
the mob, Pink Gibson, have
Goldman owed west to 'grow up with the
h 10 Of week )untry."
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
Snake Story From Harrison

Harrison, July 21.-C. c.
euryeyor of'arker, living at the west edge of
has closed gown, killed large black snake,
barties for which had partially swallowed a
for 38 600 .attlesnake. The reason the
bber land. oiacK snake was unable 10 lihish
,,o, =. mis- job was because the rattle
ID superint '""A A'O '""-0"ou "oe =
hs State L."0i' 'i'ii0 00.0io' anu 'ii' "''''
tceed DR.. No "'' '"''''-9 WV '''0'-
[-,.. tended
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
LOST HIS FEET AND FOUND THEN.

New York, July 2t.--Every
afternoon about 5 o'clock a man
with a peculiar limp passes along
Sixth avenue and turns west at
Herald Square. He is about so
years of age, is gray bearded,
and has the kindliest face mag.
Unable. The limp is peculiar in
that it does not suggest painful
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
Root and The Farmer.

Secretary Of war Root was on
his way to Southampton recently
when a farmer edged into the
seat and began telling the cabinet
member how to run the govern
ment.
When the citizens supply of
criticisms began to run low, Mr..
Root asked: "What is your oc-
cupation?"
"Poultry farmer" was the re-
ply.
"Do you know how many eggs
each of your hens lays?"
"Why, no" confessed the man.
"Well the man who looks after
my chickens knows how much
work each hen does. If he didn't
I'D discharge him for not knowing
his business. If a hen doesen't
produce fifteen eggs a month its
loss to keep it. Now doesn't it
strike you the after you have
learned your own business so
we'll that | can't give your points
on it, then would be the proper
time for you to come and teach
me how the government ought to
/, s.rl \ 2,+y-Nsg Y3ck III mes.
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25

of ioiut. Which is the case; for
this veteran Of the Civil War
walks on two wooden legs and,
moreover, he made them himself
and. more remarkable still he
makes wooden legs for a living
His name is Harris, and the
story Of his lost limbs is that Of
many other less resourceful and
indomitable soldiers Of the rebell-
ion who parted with their props
in battle.
But Mr.. Harris has another
story OF a kindred kind to tell,
and this is the way he told 1T;
son sherman's march to the
sea our regimental surgeon was a
Doctor Bradley. He was a
mighty nice man, and looked al
ter us fellows as though we were
human beings and brothers. But
he did like to come the 5awbones;
there's no doubt about that, he
carried along with him a oollec-
ton of things in alcoholic jars
that gave a man the jams to look
at.
Well, we came to prison camp
one day and released a whole raft
of poor fellows who had been hv-
ing on black beans for two
months.
Doc Bradley took most interest
in a mani think his name was
Kennedy-whose right foot was
hanging to his leg by the skin
only. He had cut off the left foot
himself, and buried it in the sand.
Doc Bradley amputated the 9TH
er one, and put both the feet in a
jar of alcohol, you know, and
shipped them, as curiosities, to
his home in Wilkesbarre, Pa
that is, to the Wyoming Historical
Society there. Kennedy was put
in an ambulance, and we moved
on.
| Now for the curious end of the
thing. called on Doc Bradley
a few years ago, when he was the
business manager Of a Philadel'
phia newspaper, and while We
were talking over that march tC
the sea | asked him about Ken
nedy's feet. He laughed anc
said; oh, I've got them al
right; they're still in that jar a
| Wilkesbarre,'
There was reporter in the room
and he worked the story out OF
Doc and printed it, Well, wha
do you think? Some Southern
paper copied the yarn, AMI il
about a month along came a let
ter from Selma, Ala, demanding
those feet! 1t was Kennedy
claiming his own,' as Doc wrote
me.
He sent a photograph Of him.
self and his stumps. and said i
made him feel uncomfortable to
think that an important portion O.
himself was lying in a jar in {
historical society. He wanted
the feet back, he said, as it seem.
ed an invidious distinction to feeG
them on alcohol, when they
couldn't appreciate it, and the
rest Of his carcass was aching fol
a drink, 1t was a funny letter
and I'm sorry I didn't ask Doc
to let me keep it. At any rate
Kennedy got his feet back, buried
them, and | understand there wa,
a high old time at the obsequies,
Republic.
|
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25

Frequently accidents occur In the
household, which cause burns, cuts,
sprains, aud bruises. Fer use in
such cases Ballard's Snow Llnimem
has for many years been the con,
slant favorite family remedy. Price
% and so cts, at Shows drug
store.
The RECORD and the st. Louis
Republic a year S1.75.
Don't irrltate your lungs with
stubborn cough when pleasant and
affective remedy may be found in
Balard's Horehound Syrup. Price
% and so cents at Shows drug
tore
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25

she is a thousand among one.
| was lonesome and melancho-
" and wanted some one to make
me lively. She makes me very
lively. .-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR

Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures Group and whooplng cough.
Cures hoarseEess and bronchial
troubles.
Cures pneumonia and Ia grippe
w. A. Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Publication
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
May 81, 1902

May 81, 1921
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention .
make final proof in support OF his claim anu
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Sharp county, at Evening Shsdc' AfA'
on July II, 1902, viz:
Joseph G.. royal
HENo 25lj9 for the south half soutns.M
Quarter and east half southwest quarter section
1, township II, north, ranges west .,,.
lie names the following witnesses 10 p,u,s
his continuous residence upon and cui''A'0"
Of said land viz: o,rr.,mr
=. P. Smalley, g. q. Ac1uiTe u Ise~%s uensss
Shade, Ark and j. G. Hooker anu D. A' nV'-''
Va ""e '' H.H. MYERS. Register
Sharp County record., 1902-07-25

eh0u.- "sfruaE
t and advocates
'eayes for gov
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
T~ersznieisse Cxssy

Ierhzule10e0 Sx0oy
Nieustanna pogon re pierwsze6-
stwem; odkrycia i wynalazki obec-
:snych czas6w obarczaja ludzko6t la-
leko wisks.ym c:eiarem, an,4el' sta
n x}ote easy, kiedy praca sz}a
wolno i ludzie mieli czas IA odpo-
czynek ola ciata i umyslu. Dzid
tylko nader sdrowy me1a;zyzoa mo
ze dotrxymat l'lacu " gonitwie Z
czasem. Ale / on ~potr.ebujc zasem
czego6, CODY utrzyma}o jego sile
i ~zYwotnosc; = tenn jest Trinera
Lecznicze Gorzkie Vino, kt6re
jskby dfwigDia podniosi zasila
zmeczone musknly;; oddziela ME-
potrzeboe i ulyte krwi csasteczk',
aw miejscu tych1e tworzy move,
zdrowe i slime przynoszac zdrowie
i zadowolenie. Trinera Am Eliksir
Gorzkiego Wilma, jest niedor6wna~
em / jedynem gorzkiem winem
leczuiczem W handful, kt6re laczy
wszystkie lecznicze wfasnosci ma
turalnego wilma, Z najczystszemi
zi5f y6jrsklch w1asnesciaml. Leczy
wsxelkie dolegliwosci io}adka i
.wnetrznosci, jake tel ~atroby i
merck; utrzymuje cislo j umysl 1u-
pe1nie zdrowemi
Ma sprzedai " aptekach Tub
pierwszor1ednych salunach lub tel,
wysy1ane wprost Cd fabrvkanta Jd-
.+f4Triner, 7se 5. Ashland Avnue
Chicago. III.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
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Sprzcdaje mianowicie wszy-
stko. co robotnicy najczeScieJ
zmuszeni sd kupowat, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
CERNE. BUTY E
XII, ZABAWKID L DIE.
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K~APELUSZE. A a
take TOWARY YARDO-.
WE i r6zne lime ROZMAI-
T--ELE -EEGZAaZ E4EEZ=tE&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

# -. 49,
Bote daj bym Olczyys lns
oswobodsil raj na zawsze cd hbordy
w6c,eklyuh nieprzyjaci6l Niassaa
krwiq sic pasa naszag smierc'se
lyle oby4 pad'i iak proch mar
n.y..
! tax pie sta}o....
Pod Sobieskim moe Tatarska
znikla. Jul ich Polska ME widzis1a.
Bunty " arlnt, rosytsktst
Wojska rssyjskie sic buntuja
| OTTO uainowsze wiadomoscl z Rosyl.
Wiesci, kt6rym dotychczas maj
mniej przypisy wano wiarogodnoscl
kt6re nawet wprost z niedowierza-
mem p.zyjmowano, wiadomoscl Q
;lz=komem ME. o~siuszenstwie woj-
ska w~zgledem rozkaz6w %>strzelania
do ludu ME SO, jak sic zdaje, pc
zbawione wszelkiej podstawy.
Wprawdzie doniesienie kopenha-
skiej .Politiken", jakoby pu}k
u4an6w Morozows wzbrauiat SIC
uderzyG ma lud spotka1o sic natych-
miast re stanc wczem zaprzeczenlem
rosyjskiej agencyi telegraticzne],
opartem ma fakcie, re W stronaci
tamteiszych niema wog6le puik6w
} u}anskich, ale i to ME wystarcza
~jeszcze, azeby i tego rodzaju wiesci
uwazaG jedynie "a wytw6r fantazyi
l " ,ym wyvaaku mole bye fa}szy-
wa jedynie nazwa pu}ku i oznacze~
ME jego rodzaju - pc "a TEN zas
wiesG sama najzupe}ni-j polegat ma
prawdzie.
\ lie wojsko co najmoiej sympa-
jtyzuje z buntujacym s'e ludem, to
wynika z rozkazu dziennege. jaki
pod dulem Is Kwietnia wydas po-
rucsnik general Zarubajew, dowo-
dzacY wojskiem W gubernll roftaw-
sklej. Rozkaz ten brzmi:
|. y Vojsku RE wolno ~dswa6
sic z uumami " zadne. uk}ady. p
Me voluo mu sic miesza6 do a
rzadzeh w}adz cywllnych. 81 Me
wolno mu strzelat be- celu ponad
giowy tlumu. ~ Broni naleiy uzy-
wac scisle wedle roxkazu przei"zo-
nych suniennie i sprawnie. - Kaz..
dy 4o}nierz Z osobna powin'en SOC
bic SPAN sstac, ie ME ~olno m ~
xniewaSac munduru i broni.
Roxkazu takiego zapewne ge-
neral Zarubajew zapewne ME by}by
wydaf. gdYby OF ME DvfDy okaza
sic potrzebnym, gdyby wojsko
wszedzie poslusznie s~pe}nia}o to, co
cd niego tadano.
z odezw, jake emisaryus.e
rewolucyjni ~rozszer.aja wsr3d ludu.
przytoczyc warto masterpieces:
Rosya przecho dxi obecnie stra~
szne przesilenie, Wake o 6mierd
lub iycie. Me ma dziedziny zycia,
kt6relbv ME skalafa reakcya
wsnyscy, ktdrzy zada]a ola |udzi
sprawiedliwosci. ponosza 6mierc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Ma m % bra
eWspomnienie historyozns.)

&@E2STs 1sIH.- .&S1s4 I@Em&& HEtE. Esa-tsEEslHarG G 4
Straszna wietc leciala, jak
olbrzymi kruk czarny i zaloba
okrywafa prawie kraj caly....
Dziesiec tysiecy rycerstwa pol
skiego stanelo do walk, a wr6cilo
zy@ych ludzi tylko dziesleclu!!....
Dwie DOLBY: trwala walka okrop~
ma. Polacy miell jednej str"ny
Tatar6w, z drugiej Chmlelnick lego
z Kozskami, a W srodku p}onely
pieklelnym ogniem sterty siana i
Stony, kt6re umyslnie podpalono.
ably Polak6w przypiec. ;.
Przez try nastepne dni Sci
nano pred namlotem Chmielnic-.
kiego jenc6w polsklch....
l wtedy to 6ciell Marka Sobie-
skiego = starszego brata Jana
Sobieskiego.
Nieszczesliwa matka, Teofla
Sobieska, ma w,est o smierci Marka
stala jak przebita mieczem.
- Marka dafam W ofierze!
szeptafa drzacem, ustami.. -. Zabili
mi TatarzY dziadka, zabili OLGA =
zabili syna...~ zabili brata....
~jeszcze i'm mafo? CzY mkt sic uie
pomsci "a lyle mord6w, Mkt ME
odp}aoi "a lyle krzywd, . Mkt ME
x{amie ieh potegi?
Matko:... przemawia Jan
sobieski:... Bog .prawiedliwy
jeszcze sesle sw6j sad.... Jedy-
ma nadzieja W Bogu - ale zapraw-,
de, juz zycie sig }amle W tych
b6lach, JUL ME ola mnie jeno groby
groby....
wkr6tce pctem pani sob'eska
spocze{a ma wieki, q Jan Sobleski
zosta{ jedynym potomkleul trxech
wielkich rod6w, Z6}kiewskich, d.
ni{owicz6w Sobieskich....
Prsesz}y !ata....
W,dwadziestet,ije, dva l.ta ppsotem,.
rrzyniesiono Janowi S~obieskiemu
korone krolewska....
Ale on ME mia} csasu xiozyt
korony No glove, AMI ujad IBERIA "
dion, DO on, valczy} gromi{
wrog:3w,7 bill j zwycieaai.
By} wtedy 9a Ukraine i cd
Braclawia idac, uderzy} ma 10000
Tatar6w i Kozak6w.
Zlamai! Pokonal! R@ba1 gla}
i gon,l 8 mil ukraihskioh, al przy-
ssed} ma pola Batowskie =.
Wiecz6r by} cichy.
S}ohce rzucaio snoopy 6wiat}a
x&oc;stego po obszarach pol z,elo-
nych, . boohater zmeozony, lzu-
Gil skrwawiony mlecz ma ziemie,
stana} " g}ebokiej zadumie.
Zblizy{ sic hetman stanis}aw
Jablonowski pyta:
- Cxy wiesz, NajjaSoiejszy
Panic, gdzie 81 dzls spoozac wypa-
dio?.... Otto. stoisz ma mogile
brata!. - omsciled s'e jego smier-
oi i smierol wssystkich niewinnie
pomordowanYoh.. 49,.
sobieski poohylil c.oao....
Ne nielonej mogile blaskl SION
ca rysowaly piekne olenie traw
wysokion - " dali widad byso
ac,ekajqoyoh Tatar6w 80 sresstae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
JasnoWldzsc y.

a-=E-EI-
Czasoplsmo francuskie Monde
ct Uhivers.., przytacza ob]aw ME-
zwyklej w}asnosci p%rzenikania
oczyma skorupy ziemskiej. Kore-
spoddeut tego pisma z Syryl opisuje
ze poznaf Lnbahczyka, nazwiskiem
.Chail Haidad, ktory W tym kraju.
tax bar,izo }aknacym woody, zyJe
z korzystneg+, rzemios}a wykry~
wanna zr6def Jestto cz1owiek 40
[letni, krzepkl ME czyta ami plsze
llekroc wskszai m'ejscA " kt6-
rym MONA sic dokopat zr5}da<
znajdo wano je z pswnosc;a, Zapy-
tywany. jakim sposobem pr2enika
tajemnice ziema, odpar}, re widz'
wode
Ur}ys1awszy o tenn pewna dziev czy-
ia %miejscowa, oswiadezy}a, re ona
oddawna wldzi wode pod ziemia,
ale rie m6wifa 0 ten nikomu, DO
przypuszcza4a, re inni widza ia tax
samo Korespodent zapoznz{ sic z
to dziewczyna. Jest to ID letnia
Haune Ma i'm, c6rka w~{oscianska.
Chcac widzieo pod zlemia, zawiazu
je sobie oczy ciemna chustka, pa
trey przez kllka sekund ma t1ohce
i ME zdejmujac chustki, zwraca
oczy ku ziem. j wtedy w'dzi ma zaa-
czn9: glYbckosd, Q lie ziemie " tenn
miejscu oswietla sfonce.! korespon-
dent wystawi} ja W tym kiernnku
naliczne pr6by; ME zaw:od}y ami
razu. Ukresla glsbokosd pc swoje-
mu: M diva, trey domy ma wzrost
ludzi; nauczono ja mierzyG na NEE
try i terax obliczA bardzo dok{a~
DUE.
Hauue widzi tylko wode n.tu-
~r.lne, 3rddlana, ME dostrzega woody
" rurach metalicznych, ME widEi
jej przez chustke " s~adsawkach,
kopanych reka ludzka. W dnie pcs
chmurne dzlewczyaa niczego nie
dostrzega.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

Pieni9dze z Europy
ciezko sciagac. Tutejsi adwokaci
czesto ,sobie po1owe odciagna z tel
sunny, kt6ra re starego kraju sko-
lektuja.
Znamy przeciei " Europe pod
zaborem pruskim sprawiedliwego
czlowieka, kt6rzy "a stosunkowo
malem wynagrodzeniem zalatwia
ola rodak6w " Ameryce wszelkie
interesa pieniezne wobec sad6w
pruskich. Adres jego: Kazimir
Lazarowicz, Volksanwalt in Conitz,
West Preussen, Europe, Germany.
90
PossuR1WsnAe.
Franciszek Krajniewsh Z South
Omaha, Nebr., poszukuje swojegos
ciotecznego brata Franciszka Boz
rowskiego, rodem : para6i Golub-
skiei, " Prusaoh Zachodnich. Kto-
by wiedziai co . MIN, n. P: J6zef j
Jan Zielihscy v La Sale, III, ME
chaj mnie laskawie powiadomi.
FrancisxekK rajniewsk
70 ]. Str. South Omaha, Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

NEsaAA$GE#4&r.@F sG+x-as2%4$T4-N N.A4.+gEITATsHA
wledz M legalizowanie knuta, Nc
owe r.ezle uliczne. z katowanie
najlepssych syndw Rosy. Kto
pragnie sprawiedliwo6ci j wolnosci.
pow,nien ist ? nami skruszy6
peta absolutyzmu.
Odezwy take rozrzucono pc.
calej Rosyi " krociach tys'ecy
exemplary, a zdaie sic, ze nawet
lud zaczYna je poimowa6 rozu-
mice.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08
Twenty-Round Glove Contest.

Quite a little interest is being
manifested in the glove contest
between "Kid" Bennett of Cripple
Creek and Lefty" Butler, of Can
on City, in the opera house next
Monday, January 18th, by the
local sports. This is contest
that will be worth witnessing as
the winner will be in line for the
lightweight championship. kid"
Parker, of Denver, writes thar he
will be at the ringside to witness
the fight and also to challenge the
winner for 20-round bout at a
time and place not yet set
The contest Monday will be a
20.round bout for gate receipts
and honors and both the contest
ants are in prime condition
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08
To Enlarge the Power.

The Arkansas Valley Electric
Light company is contemplating
putting in one big unit or else
putting in an additional engine of
l25- horse power 1t the unit is
put in the change will necessitate
the rebuilding and enlarging of
the engine room.
Here is where the mistake was
made when the plant was original
ly built--the lack of capacity. 1t
was thought that the town would
not grow as rapidly as it has, and
that more machinery than was put
in at that time would not be need
ed for some time to come.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08

The ladies' of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union are
reioiced at the selection of Gov
ernor Shaw as Secretary of the
Treasury, because it gives them
an enthusiastic member among
the cabinet ladies' Mrs. Shaw
has long been an active worker in
the Union, and with the anti-can-
teen and other interests to protect,
the ladies' of the Union feel that
it will strengthen their cause to
have friend at court
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08

The Clipper is pleased to note
the favorable prospects which our
sister city, Florence. has of secur-
ing, at an early date, sugar beet
factory. 1t is sincerely to be hoped
that the efforts in trying to secure
this splendid enterprise, will be
entirely successful. What helps
Florence is bound to result bene-
fcially to Canon, and we are al
ways pleased to note any improve
ment such as Florence is now
striving to obtain. 1t is also graf
flying to see that they are soon to
have three-story Masonic hall
building in their city. This is
something they have, no doubt,
needed for some time, and with its
completion, Florence will be more
solid and su ubstantial than ever
Canon City Clipper.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08

THE telephone industry, though
onl y twenty-five years old, has
become one of the most important
in this country. AT this time
there are 4,3ll exchanges in oper-
alton, with 2,27S TIT telephones in
use. The total capital invested is
nearly $500,000,0O0 One com
pany alone employees $4,000 per
sons and handles total of 2,OOO,-
100000 calls each year. Truly we
are talking nation. on.-Typographi-
cal journal.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08

THE new Chinese exclusion bill
which is to be presented in con-
gress in few days, will differ, il
is said by those who know, very
materially from any act of like
nature yer presented to congress
The bill declares that all Chinese
other than citizens of the United
States or those who are secured in
coming to and residing in the
United States under the present
treaty with China, shall be refused
admission and returned to the
country whence they came, at the
expense of the transportation cohl-
pany bringing them. The only
Chinese persons permitted to enter
the United States under the act
are those who have become citizens
by birth or naturalization. The
United States also includes Ha-
waii, Porto Rico and the Philip
pines.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-08
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Pueblo and Canon City. At Pueblo connection
is made with trains carrying free chair cars and
Pullmans for Kansas City, Chicago and all
points East Also with limited train for Cali
tornia. Inquiries solicited and promptly and
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