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Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
Personal POINTS

DIR. j. ID. Pearsall was in GeneseC
today.
IL. w. Crawford is to spend Sunday
with his family in Cincinnati.
w. s. McCombs is back from visit
of two weeks in New York City.
Miss Marie Akcrs left for Seattle
Wash, for visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. Buckley returned Friday
from a visit to her parents at JOslin
G. II. McEwen is in Dewitt, Iowa,
where he has been called by the
death of his wife's mother.
Mrs. f. p. Simmons. of Burlington,
Iowa, is here on visit to Mrs. J.
Moeller, 431 Seventh avenue.
Miss Ola Hunt, of Barstow, arrived
this morning to spend Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. G. Hindcrer.
G. +. Purdy of Green River, who has
been visiting relatives in Rock Island,
left for Seattle, Wash, today.
Lieut.. Gov. Northcott and Director
f. f. Murphy, of the Woodmen, re-
turned to their homes last evening.
Mrs. c. Hitler and daughter went
to Coal Valley this morning to at
tend the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Lees.
Mrs. J. j. Huber arrived in Rock Is
land today from .Galesburg in re-
sponse to telegram stating that her
husband was very sick.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
TO HAVE GOOD
BALL TEAM THIS SEASON

Augustana college is getting into
the national game rather earlier in
the season than usual this year. For
some time the campus has been used
for practice ON every fair afternoon.
The college boys expect to have a
good team in the field this spring.
There is a division of sentiment in
the Rock Island high school over
baseball. Some still favor raising a
team and Others prefer TO do nothing
in the line of athletics but track
work. The latter appear to be in the
aiority.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15

one size smaller after using Aliens
FootEase, powder to be shaken in
TO the shoes. 1t makes tight or new
shoes feel easy; gives instant relief
TO corns and bunions It's the great
est comfort discovery of the age.
Cures and prevents swollen feet,
blisters, callus and sore spots. Al
lens FOot-Ease is certain cure for
sweating, hot, aching feet At all
druggists and shoe stores. Trial
package free by mail. Address, Allen
s. OImsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
MAI. BLUNT UPHELD
Reply to Recent Charges Filed at
Washington by Ma
chinists.
THE RULES MUST BE FOLLOWED
Presidential Order as to Efforts of
Employees to Increase
Salaries Received.

An unofficial notification has been
received by Maj. s. f. Blunt, com
mandant at Rock Island arsenal, that
his position in the labor troubles re-
vived by the national machinists' or
ganization. has been sustained by
President Roosevelt and Secretary of
Var Root. 1t is expected that an Of
fetal order to that effect will be
Forthcoming in few days. The pa
pers relating to the subject. which
have been forwarded by Secretary
Root to the chief of ordnance, are as
follows:
THE complaints of the conduct of
| Mai. Blunt as commandant of Rock
| Island arsenal are not sustained. He
appears to have been an efficient and
judicious officer, and TO have increas-
ed both the effectiveness of The es-
tablshment and the wages of labor.
while, at the same time, reducing the
cost of manufacture. His course ap-
pears to meet the approval of the en-
ployes in the arsenal and of the citi-
zcns of the vicinity. who are most ia
miliar with the establishment, and
most competent to judge of its man
agement.
There has never been any interfer-
ence with the employees at Rock Is
land joining any labor organization.
or any discrimination against them
therefor, and there will be none. They
will, of course, be expected to obey
the executive order of Feb. !. 1902.
1t is unnecessary to make any furth-
er order on the subject.
The rules under which persons in
the civil service of the United States
are employed are made under the di-
rection of congress. which represents
the labor organization of the Amer
lean people. Those rules are, and
must be. followed in the employment
of machinists at Rock Island arsenal.
In the contemplated increase of the
force at the arsenal the old employees
of good records. who were dropped
when the force was reduced, should,
so far as il is consistent with the
civil service rules. be preferred over
applicants never before employed,
and. in considering the records of
former employees. participation in
the strike which took place in the
spring of 1899 should rot be counted
against them at the time of reinstate-
ment after the strike was declared
off
1T is not believed that any new or
derS to this effect are necessary. bu:
for greater certainty a copy of this
Endorsement will be transmitted to
the commandant of Rock Island ar
senal."
Presidential order Received.
The order promulgated by Presi-
dentt Roosevelt some time ago for
bidding government employees from
securing the intervention of outsid-
ers in the effort to retain or better
their positions or TO secure an in
crease in salary has been received
at Rock Island arsenal and copies
have been furnished to all the en-
ployes. The scope of the order is
general. including not only the men
classed under the civil service rules.
which apply to most of the local
force, but 10 the common laborers as
well.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
Tax Notice.

Taxes for the year 1901 are now
due. Parties having personal taxes
and no real estate Will please make
immediate payment. The statutes in
regard to payment of personal taxes
are .eNacting and the law will ,be
strictly enforced if the personal
tax, is not paid within a reasonable
time. Office with S. S. Hull, room
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building.
WILLIAM J. ZEIS,
Township Collector.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
.STATEPRESIDENTHERE
To Institute Branch of Ladies' Aid
Society as Auxiliary to
S.ofV. Camp.

Miss Claudia George, of Springfield,
state president of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety. auxiliary of the Sons of Neter-
ans. is in the city the guest of Miss
Clara Hampton. Miss George comes
to institute branch of the society
here as an adjunct of IL. c. Cleaveland
camp. Sons of Veterans. the cere-
mony To occur at Memorial hall next
Monday evening.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
AHorribIe Outbreak

"Of large sores on my little daUgh-
ter's head developed into n case of
scaId head" writes c. ID. Isbill, of
Morganton, Tenn, but Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve completely cured her. It's
a guaranteed cure for eczema, tet-
ter, salt rheum, pimples. sores, ulcers
and piles. Only 25c at Hartz & Ulle-
meyers drug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
FEW OF OLD GUARD
Republican Machine Bestows
Empty Honors On the
Willing.
FORMALITIEs AT TURNER HALL
David Don Renominated for Super
visor and j. 5. Freeman for
Assessor-Others.

Supervisor-DAVID DON.
Assistant Supervisors. c. PFOH,
EZRA WILCHER, GEORGE SCHNEI-
DER.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
working "a Hours a Day.

There's no rest for those tireless
little worlSers-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. Millions are always busy cur
ing torpid liver, jaundice, bilious
ness, fever and ague. They Danish
sick headache, drive out malaria.
Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste
nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c,
at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
HOUSE IS SET ON FIRE
Onc-Story Frame Owned by Mrs.
Christina Weiss Destroyed
at Milan.

The one-story frame house, owned
by Mrs. Christina Weiss, was destroy
ed by fire at Milan during last night.
The loss is $500. The house was iil
course of repair and was not occu-
pied. Incendiarism is alleged.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
surreon,s IxnIfe Not Needed.

Surgery is no longer necessary to
cure piles. De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve cures such cases at once, re
moving the necessity for dangerous,
painful and expensive operations.
For scalds, cuts, burns, wounds,
bruises. sores and Skin diseases it is
unequalIed. Beware of counterfeits.
All druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-03-15
"a Drop Of Ink
Makes Millions
Think"

Just SO, purchase at Shields Cash Grocery
makes the housewife think and ponder. The
she thinks the more She wonders why
she hadn't traded there before. For when
high quality, low price and courteous treat
-ment the points in question: Shields stands
alone Once purchaser, always purchaser
ONE Good Things For This Week:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-07-10
Cine itiac Ucicr pcs Il. S,tIi.
8. Suli 1902.
0err Nebafieur I!

0err EeDaffeur!
Nls mir llns leBte Wobe Iaben. iagte
ih Sbnen, ib ,psrDe ben 4. Su!i in Der
6tiile feiern. nno it tonne sic Der.
iihern, oaB feline 6euermertstbrper an
ienem 8aae melne Gnbe it6ren meroen,
un0 ih tDar io9ar oumm genug. Sbnen
81 peripreden. einen yeriht oariiber
eiu5uienoen. 0dtte ih es nidt getban !!
- 6atte id ME ben @erfud eemadt,
oen 4. Suli in filler geibaulihteit su
ie,ern.
Nlio lebten Grsitae ma6te i'd mid
friib aui ben Weg, Inn ben erfeu etra=
benbabnmagen su beitei9en. Abgeieben
bon einem Nerpenanfau, ben i1 bate,
als ein ahtjdbriser Sunae sinsn giiuoel
Jeuertraders Dor meinen SiiBen ab=
brannte, porauf ih eridredt auriif=
iprana uno eine Same umrannte, bic
ain Der redten 6dno elm tleines Wdo=
den fiibtte uno AM linfen Mrm einen
aorb nit @iern true. Die natiirlib bel
Der 9ataitropbe fammtlt, in Stiide oin=
gen uuo oas Glelo Der 8an,e nit elmer
9elben yriibe iiberaoiien. paHierte mir
auf bent We9e nod Der Strabenbabn
tein lufaa. Nllerbinas muroen nod
rehts uno linfs bon mir 3ablrei6e
Teuercraders abeebrannt. aber ib er=
trus es rubia nit oeln @eoauten, oaB
i'd in furser 3eit all oisien llnlinn
binter mir baben neroe uno Damn ni9ts
nebr i'm Stanoe lei, meine &ube su
ltOren. gln elmer einIamen Stelle per=
lieB ih Die Strubeubabu uno betrat
einen Wielenpfao. Der nod elmer 6arm
fubrt. tpo Elm Better bon mir mDbnt
bes Mannes 8roBmutter mar eine
Stieftohtsr elmer ssrau, Deren glid)te
eine Sante meiner 5dtpieeertobtsr 1T,
- bon benz id nuBte. oab ct su eeiaiQ
lei. UNI ieinen guben Seuererafers All
taufer. Sm Nufang b0rte i'd nod bon
3eit su 3eit ben RnaG Der 6euertrufers.
oo6 als ih einen Siioel uberIdritten
bate, berridte tiefe Gtille ringsunl,
uno in 6rieoen 9eoadte id Der 3eiten,
no id nod barmloien Yer9niieen nod=
9ins uno bOhltens einmal elmer &abe
eine Slsdfunne oil ben shpans bano,
UNI mid an ibren Springer gu er.
g0Beu, aber niemals baran aeoabt
bate. meine Witmeniden our9 grplo=
iiutfoiie 5u erIbrefen.
Nls id auf Der 1arm meines @stters
ontan,, mar oerielbe nit ieinen Buben
i'm WeisenfelO, bod Die Ssrau tuar sa=
heim. uno als i6 iaate, l4 lei Elm naher
8ermanoter, 10 bs9riibte lie mid. mo-.
bel id alleroinss ben ginoruf bate,
baB ibre 5reube hdtte gr6ber iein t6n=
men. guf meiner Wunid bealeitste lie
mid nah benz Weisenfelo. no mein
Better arbeitete. gls i6 i'm @arten
beIOnoers groBe 8ldtter iab, poIte i6 |
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oer iunge Mann bon Canton cine aanst
ailte boa GeuerlDerf miteebrabt.

Der iunee Rann bon Canton cine Qanse
ailte boil GeuerlDerf miteebrabt.
Mls ib iDieber sll mir fam, mar i'd
IN einem Bett i'm Garmbaus. Sin
Sottor itano ror mir uno iaate, Die
9terpeneribiitteruna lei alIeroinas iebr
lhlimln, bod CLAUDE er. cine Gebirn-
entsiinouna fei ni6t Su beiiir1ten, ipenn
'sb MIDI eii.ige Gage rubig perbalte.
Am Wonta9 erlaubte MIR Der 9oftor,
belmaugeben. Seine Gehnuna betru9
$500. Meiu Better iupr MID mad
Der StraBenbahn, uno als i'd mid pon
lbm perabiHieoen pollte, iaate er mir,
$40 fir abpartung uno Die Ssabrt lei
pirtlid iebr billia. bon einem 6remoen
mliroe er natiirlib mebr perlansen.
Dies mar aber nur Der Nnfana. 9as
lbperere Gnoe tom erlt, als id beim-
tam. Weine 9lte ihm6rt nod beute,
odB ib ndbreno orei Saeen iinnlcs
betrunfen aelpeIen uno nod jebt niht
nilhtern lei. Gas nddlte Mal ober
Gebe i'd ni9t nebr am 4. auI's 2ano.
Sbr aufridtiser!
Si9ismuno 5roalos.
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hr Elm Rompiiment MAIDEN iino ioQte

tihr Elm Ronpliment MAIDEN nno ioote /:
.unter iener Gtaube lnuB es ia rieliae
Gartoffeln geoen." Sic eripieoerta !:
Sas lino Girbisbldtter. iibrigens 1ieblt
Bu aeraoe aus tpie Elm 6arlner. Der bic
oiflfen GartOifeln slebt." Gas mnr ent=
fhieoen cine 9lnertennung, uno id
ipuroe oarauf seiprdhiger, uno als
mir beinl oii9nerbof bprbeifdmei, unD
he mir elnen groBen Sabn 3eigte. iaete
,h 3u ibr, oerlelbe milbe ieoenfaas gr6-
Bere gier legen, als Die anoeren 6iibner.
Somlt bate id bas @is gebrohen, lie
begann luut 81 laden unb labte nod,
ais mir gum Setter famen uno er5dblte
ibm 9leid, ipie iGon lplr uns unter=
balten, uno ,uegen ben Gartoi5eln unb
, oen 0abn, uno Der Better unb Die
Suben britllten Dor 9aden. Warun,,
oas peiB ih beute mod niht. S1 blieb
auf Dem Gsloe bis Mittass, oann gin=
gen mir gum giien uno bort fanben
mir einen iungen @erlpanoten ber 6rau,
Der bon Genton setomnlen mar, uln
ben 4. Suli auf oem 2anoe all feiern.
SD oahts, er lei aub pegen ben 6euer=
traders aufs 2ano setommen unb iaate
ibm, oiss lei mein 6aa. tpobei ih n,einte,
ih iebe Elm perSbmibtes 2dheln auf
leinem 8eiiht. 9tab hem GKen mabte
Der eantpn 0tann oen 0orI1lae, na6
einem tleinen Wdloden oberbalb bem
6auie 81 eeben. unb Nae paren ein=
ueritanoen, wobei i9 bemertte. oab bic
guben oes Yetters fid aesenieitis su=
blinSelten. neil iie nun i'm yfa1mitta9
nidt ins Weisenfelo muBten.
gDiy ipasierten nod Dem Wdloden,
uno id ain9 an oer Seite Der Grau,
Die mid fruete, ab ih nidt CLAUDE, bab
lie in Der Staot before BreiIe fiir ibre
gier betomlnen Wiiroe, tuenn lie nur
6dbne balteu wiiroe. uno ih Iagte ibr,
oies miiBte iiA besablen. tuorauf lpieoer
ale gu LADEN aufin9en, wabribeinli9
i'm 6soal,ten an ben groben Proft
Wls mir in bas Wdloden tamen,
ains Die 6rau uuf einmol suriif. neil
Re etluas I'M 6auie berseiien uno oann
- gin9 Der Seufel Los. Sd NOR aQein.
Wdbreno i'd nit ber 6rau geiprpden.
bate ih nidt aei.ben. po Die anoeren
bin9efommen, 9lls i'd mid umlab,
f1oa BON einem Saume ber Elm GROCER
&anonenl6ldaer geaen mein @eliht
uno als id 5uriiflprang, traf mid Elm
anoerer i'm Niiden, oer meinen Nof
aerrib uno Elm ibllmnes Yranomo( in
meinem Hiiden suriiflieB. SD polIte
nod oem 6auie 5uriif. oa Hoo mir
tuisoer Elm GROCER 5,uercrofer cntaegen
uuo trof mid aeraoe auf Die 91aie -
nun bab id oota cine gntIduloigun9,
bos oieIe 10 roth 1T - unb mo- ilnmer
ih mid 1inwanote. HOgen mir iSeuer=
pertst0rpcr ent1e9en, uno bas lebte,
iuas ih nod tpeiB, fog mir ein Pano=
nenibl6asr auf Den Soub uno plabte
bort. - aSie i'd ipdter erfubr, bate
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Ginc glndit6e Scit lit Slbtntun.

~Bir fiiblten uns iebr slidlid", 70
lhreibt 81. q. 8epiu, Olb 5cpn, Ga.,
rals Vudlin's Nrnica Salte unIere
Schter Yun einem lhlimmen anfaq BON
Vrinofcpf furirte." Sic erircut 9ue, bic
l's 9sbrauden fur SAnittirunben, Sub=
nerausen, Sranp= unb YrIbmunrcn @ez
lAnullte, SlutseIAwiire uno lbautausz
truhe. unfebItar fir t5lmprrbciben.
ylur 25c. in ber Npptbste BON Jrant
Mller unc Swim.
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RusIin ttnterfIeiOcr.

Stnse,peiBe gut gemadte Winslin unterfIe,ber.
untertoienfir 9amen. nit Cambria GrpbbeIn
nnb nit Spiben garuiert -. ... L
Oamen llnterr1de nit tpeiten aettidten grpb.
belu nnh Gimidlag. @
Ganbric Nteber ueber5ieber. nit Gpieen gar.
nitnr On Safen unb Mermeln NIB Gpitcu
GutiaB ............ q
Gd11ne 9tatnInt Gamenfleber nit bibfdber
6tidcrei nMo Spisell. ipertb $2.25, fir. ST.
UtnsIin untcrhoien fir sinher. init syaIteu.. i!
Damenfleoer nit ep;sen, etiierei Mnb syaI.
ten fur ................ 4,
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Gf)mukiqe Semnel in Snhicu

5etli9e &ube perunreintsen oft inbilAe
Aempsl, aber lhredli6er lit ein nit Ser
ltrpfans 9eplaster 8Grper. Grlaubt pas
ntdt. Heinist guer SYfem nit Or.
Sings rNem 2ife 9ias" uno sertitet
otele seioen. Sic seten letbafte eeter,
tbatt9e etnseireioe, CUTE Sercauuns, fsis
n'n Nppetit. Nur Csc. BET s. Miuer
u. Spbn, Npp.t9efe.
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Sas 8effe unn Neiite bon
fertig 8ettta1ten
yra,tenflet0cr,t,
oas man fiir hieieu Yreis mod icmals
angebnten.
ebirt @eiten iiir 9a,,tcn.

Son GiuQbams WtabraS unb Seeriuder dOr
ipertb 79e.. nun perfauft fur. 1Ol
2einexe Dam,nneften. eeftidt uob nit gar. Or
nirter sJrpnf mertb so. nnn.. ooA
uNb aufp6rfS.
NeiBe Oamenipehsn init Webailon unb S1 90
garuirter Jront tpertb 81 nnn. %A'oo
meiBe DamenmeIten nit 5alten ppr aub 9Qc
binten. ipertb 75c., nun. In..............-... ooS
Weibe IinHene Gamenpefteu NIT Gtiderei 1Qr
unb Iupien ieber Sarbe, tpertb a5e.. MN. toy
Ghambrap Oamentpeiten nit Watroieu. 6Qr
fraQen tpertb $1.25, nnn.... .........---. oeS
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W Wapor's Sffice, 9. Suit 1902.
Wertber, tbeurer. lieber Geoatteur
eoeben muroe id bon einem poli=
3lten unter Der gntlage perbaitet, am
4. Suli - mo i6 ia gar nibt in Der
Staot NOR - cine Srau tbdtli6 anoe=
grihen uno ibre Gleioer ruiniert su
baben. 3ualei6 itslte mir elm Gon,
tabler cine 8orlaoung Su, i'm @eri6t
au eriteinen uno $40. 900 gu be5ablen,
neil i'd - angeblib ebeniuas am
4. Slli - cine 9ame 10 i6limm mib=
banoelt, oab iie auei Hippsn eebroben
uno ibre Sdonbeit fir 2sbseit - piel.
leidt nod ldn9er - ruiniert babe.
gltte, tommen Sic iofort, Inn giira=
l6aIt gu itellen, oab i'd tueuigltens ni6t
eingelperrt perbe. g. s.
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9utnaarcn.

Jebtr 9,xt in xujerem Store uab pertanft nerhen
fpenn eia cnQermaBen anfdnbi9er 4reis bafnr ersie
fudrbtn fdnn,
uae nnlers SS0e 2tte suerben nerfauft fir ...s149
alts anfu g. 50 etrobente iperoen periauf iar sl.9
aae unfere so Strabenbiite iperbeu psrfauft
als nuiere s1.00 StraBenbiite tpsrben pertauft
pr.. ...................,.... 49c
8l1msx. @arxtiy, Strnbfetbten pber aelbuitteres
Waterial ffF menisef aiS bic Sdlfte bes 1Bertbes.
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MmsH8e.

S12. so Mnafge. BON gans troligem 0enes
ttan getladbt In allen sSarben uno hrn
sssIsi1t sssss11 Il ;r s. s. ss nn9 20 'Dss9sH 1926
'sSs sssaa aaD ~ &C. ansss gran iaes.9a Aae $298
Weuiter Mnaige bon Wenetidn better Quo. OF n 90
Iitdt iuertb SIS - 2000 fur. ......... W O+oo
Gnt aearbeitete qraue Drfprb Mn5h9e.
ssa's sss's ss ait i5iatsta saassrn aarnisi $11.OO
$3.50 fdmarte Inifeta Sadets. mt Cream
;sgt ;Hsgpliaa. sar.sr' nno gan, ssi..t.sa $3.98
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9amett sfirts.

Ssbr preismhrbise ungefhtterte Gfrts aum
aHssssfa sas as p0n n.lis nsss psasn u asma $29
Suite itparse gbepipt Gf,rts nit raIteu Go 90
nno Srobbeln. iuertb II. 90, nun. ..... @o.oC
Nne nuiere $3.50 idnarsen Gaffeta Ge 90
Stirts eiHfad) oher nit syalten fiir.... 3O.JO
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9eppt@e

SepptdDe
pnrben ME 81 iolGen Gpottrreiien perfanft ,pe Sbr
oteielben gegenpdrtis bel uns fdufen f6nnt
s6e sona poIene Snsrain Teppi1e su....... 52Kc
65e gans npllene Snsrain Geppid'e ....... 45c
SOC Sngraim Ieppide .................... s2Ke
Stitd Rnnf Seppi1 ..................... Ice
so $l50 Eeppidldufer sn .................. 9Sc
50sI.75 au... ....... Slls
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3IeiDerttpTe.

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gebr mertbnpne CANA tponene itmorae Sturm
Serge. A 3ol tpett, fir ................. 3s
75c geus polIeue griaiantines, s6 3oa meit IS
$l.50 lpbfarbaer 8Isiberitoff. 81 3on .peit... s.
$3.50 greppns fir. r..................... -. $l4
$1.O0 fHbnes ibparaes Sepebe fir. r.......... IS
35e plaibs fir atnber. SO 3on meit. ffr. Il
so 8on tueites aait3 tuolleues Mobair In alien
Jarben. fpertb 75c. fir. Observation-Disclosures. 2s
$3.50 Wenettan in neridiebenen yarben, 56
3o1 brett, bas bette. bas in bieier Seftion
au fiuben lift Observation-Disclosures. $l.7
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9ausbaIt Mrtifel.

8 Sttd proctor s. SombIe 2enor seife.... 25e
Stiid glfenbetu Seife.. Csc
500 grobe mai1brctter per stiicf :. ....... SC
rs geafnbeden uub Rri9e.... ........... 49e
IS oeforirte Suppeuidifeln. n................ SIC
Biifeis Rebrtr feline beTern, per Stid. ..... sl.75
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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-04-12

Census Bureau estimates place the
population of the world at 1900,
600, 900.
Oil is reported to have been struck
in Kentucky, but they have decided
not to bottle it.
A squaw in Gardnerville solved the
great mystery last Sunday by an
overdose of opium.
Mrs. Clinch, one of the Oldest res
idents of Virginia City, died yester
day She was aged Sc years.
The dividends paid by the mines of
Utah for the first quarter of the
year 1902 reached 81, 1853, 500
The trout season is now open and
some rare sport is being afforded
fishermen along the Truckee.
Miners are being sent from Grass
Valley, Cal, to Reno, where the
scale of wages is $3.50 a day and
board.
Red marble from Luning, this
State, is to be used in wainscoting
the new postoffice building in San
Francisco
Sheep shearing has begun at Col
conda. and it is estimated that 40 900
sheep will be shorn there during the
present season.
The machinery and furnishings for
the Garduerville smelter are begin
ming to arrive in Carson, en- route to
the site of the operations.
Another strike is reported in the
Wedekind mine, Washoe county. This
time the ore is four feet wide and
assays only Sl00 pound.
A roulette wheel is one of the pos
sibilitics of the near future on the
! Comstock. An old time Salt Lake
sport is to be the engineer.
A Gardnerville woman is going
into the chicken business in the right
way. Three hundred chicks have
| Just been hatched in incubators.
j
Freeman, the Reno musician whc
was arrested for threatening to kill
female denizen of that place the
other day, will be examined for
insanity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-03-08
The Street Railway Strike at Norfolk.

There has been no settlement OF the
street railway strike, and it now seems
that an adjustment of the matter is re-
mote possibility More cars are in oper-
alton than at any time since the strike
began. and the guard OF soldiers was de
creased to two men per car. The strik-
ers have fatty refused TO accept the terms
offered by the railway officials for a set
Element Of the strike. Soldiers still guard
the powerhouse and barns OF the COM
pany, which, like the cars, are being OPP
Grated by nOn-uniOn men. The order OF
the Central Labor Union calling out all
the union men working for the Norfolk
Railway and Light Co. caused the trim
mers of lights, the machinists, engineers
and other employees to quit. -Four non
union men, under police protection, start
ed out to trim the arc lights with which
the streets are illuminated. The men met
with opposition and were unable to COM
plete their work.
Soldiers were called upon to disperse a
mob that had stoned ear at Lambert 4
Point The militiamen did not have to
use force.
1t is intimated that unless the parties
interested adjust matters soon the courts
may be appealed to. as the present stu
alton is making itself felt by a decrease
in business in nearly all lines.