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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Die oemofratii@e staats=
Contention
5inoet am Rithpod, ben 4. SUM-, IN Der
EomIinion Salle ftatt.

Wm. 8. S'grien, 8OriiBenoer bes
oentofratii6en Staats=Gentral=G l=Gonites
unb Soiepb gB. &eilep, Sefretdr pes-
islben baben Die Staats. @onuention
auf Mittmod, oen 4. SUM-, 8ormit=
tags 10 llbr, in Der Somlinion 9alle
einberufen. Sn beriel5en iollen &an=
oaten fir Die Staats=glemter nomintrt
iper6en. Die Nemter, fir ipel6e gto=
minatiOnen semaWt meroen iollen, iino:
StaatssSetretair,
Gtaats=gtubitpr,
Staats= =S9aBmeiItsr,
8eneral=9lnmalt,
@lerf oes Staats=Sbereeri6ts,
superintendent oes 0Hentliaen 1ln=
terri9ts,
Staats=@eolose.
Staats= Statiltiter.
Gin &i9ter bss Staats=O Oberseri4ts
fir Den 5. SiItritt.
Stint &i9ter bes NppelatiOns=8e=
ri9ts.
Sm @ansen tuerben 1547 Selesaten
or Der Contention tbeilnebmen /; Wta=
riOn Gountp 1T gu l18 SeleSaten bes
redtigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
0eri@tlides aaerlei.
8Iase sesen eine rnfalluerii9srunss @eleu.
i4oft.

Sic Capital Hational=Sant bertlaete
beute ofe Continental Gaiualtp &C.,
auf 3ahluns bon $500. = Sie Sld=
germ bate eine gn;aDI Gbeds, welde
bon ben yerflaeten auf Die Gommer=
cial HatiOnal gant in Chicago ausee=
ifellt waren, einael0it.
glls oieielben aber BEL Der lebteren
prdientirt murosn, tpurben iie uidt
bonorirt. Sie GaIualtp Gompanp
bate bic Commercial 8ant benadrid=
tiat, Die Gbeds ni9t aus;usablen. Sic
bate bieielben uripriinslid einem
Agenten iibergebsn, tpel9er aber, uie
lie su ipdt erfubr, S9minesleien aus=
eefiibrt bate.
fiete in Der gbefanbs=
2otterie.
Ora 8. Greenland pertlaate beute
ibren @atten George, nit uel6em lie
iid Dor ssbn Sabren perbeiratbete, auf
S9eiouns. Sic beiduloist ibn oes
bospOlliaen Gerlailsns unb Der brutan
len 8ebanblung.
Is in Mr9itect bertlaat
ben BERN.
Ser Nr6iteet Sbomas Smith ir.
bertlaste beute 6rant Wf. 9norems, ben
Mrdifecten bon Sapton, O., mad oei=
len Wdnen bas @lappopl Sotel gebaut
uiro, auf 3abluns BON $4,000. Or
bate fir oenielben in, Ibeiien sluftras
se:piii. Bldne uno Spscifitctionen,
wel9e iid auf Die ginri9tuns oes
6otels beSosen, aussefiibrt, absr teine
geSabluns bis jeBt oafiir erbalten.
MuB lid swei Sabre
gebuloen.
Sarab 9lnn Itears erbielt beute
bur1 @i9ter Nllen bic S6eioune bon
ibrem 8atten 5bOmas belpilist. gs
tpuroe ibr jebod berboten, mdbrenb Der
nd9ffen 3tpei Sabre tuieoer Su beiratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Nus Mrbeiter= &reiien.

per- " Der1 & III pc, Oer
Sefretdr Der g ofal=grecutipe Der Ser.
Brauer BON SnoianapOlis" bat aus
Cincinnati bon benz National Setre=
TOR bes v8erbanbs Der Ser. 8rauer
BON Mmerila", Gemper, bic brieflide
Mittbeilung srbalten, baB Die bortieen
8erbdltniiIe fir bic Irbeiter iebr giin=
ftig liesen.
Sas 0erbalten Der 8isrtreibsr lei
muiterbaft unb Die 8rauereien f0nren
nar idper neue Sreiber betOmmen, sa
fie Wirtbe lid weisern, ben nidt Union.
Sreibern 8ier absunebuen. Gernei
lit isbt au6 llnion=gier aus anbern
Stdoten in Cincinnati su baben.
Die bieli9en s Sape3ierer tuoller
nohmals ben 8eriud MAIDEN, bon be,
Snternationalen 8ereinisuns Der 9n.
5treider. Sapesierer uno Secorateurt
einen Union Greibrief 81 frbalten.
Sbnsn Dpponiren bic Nnltreider. BIZ
psrlangen, oaB Die Sape5ierer iib ibrel
beiisbenben Union ani9lieBen iolen.
Sn pittsburs fat am 6reitae
bic jabrlide genferenS Der Gruben.
arbeiter bes pittsbur9er Oiitriets sul
6eitieBuns Der 20bns besonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Traa Barbara lit an Seimpeb,

Ior @i6ter Garter tpuroe iiber bic
S1siounssflaee perbanbelt, ipelde
SObn $. Seuier 9esen feline Satin
Barbara sinsereibt bate. 9ieielbe NOR
auf Dem 2anoe sebprsn anb fonnte Dem
9eben in Der Staot abIolut fsinen Sc
ibmad abaetuinnen. Sic ipuroe idlieB-
li9 pOm Seimtueb befalfsn unb tebrie
auf Die 6arm ibres 8aters suriif. Sic
mar nidt su beuegen, tuieoer nit ibrem
@atten suIammensule5sn. Ser &idter
bspiaiste ibm Die Sheioung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
: g elbf m o r b.

Serre 0cnte, Sno., 4. WdrS.
Ser 2l=jdbrise SOispb @offin begins
beute Wor9en Selbitmoro uno guar
aus 8ram oariiber, oaB er Elm Mdb=
9en nit tuel9em er 3uiammenlsbte,
nidt beiratben tonnts. Ct bate CUR
3eit nod cine 6rau in WontsSuma
wobnen, bon pel9er er nidt seidie=
Den lit.
General Se @et angebli1
perwunoe
2onopn, 4. Wtdr5. Saut elmer
bier einsetrpFfsnsn slGdri9t aus 6arp.
inlitb, Siioafrita, iOa General Se gst
in einem on Der Grense bon gtatal
itattsefunbenen @sfe9t am @rm Oer-
tpunbet tuorben isiu.
eli M or D fdIIe in eintm
@eridts-S ermin.
S al on, Tq., 4. wfar3. Nuf
oem 2alenoer bes Sreisssridts itsben
fir ben seitern bssonneneu 9ermin
nidi tueniasr als elf Morbfdlle ber3sid=
net Sie Morbtbaten ereisnetsn lid
ole erft felt benz "a. Deg. s.s:S.
Sas WaIier bat teine 8al l.
ten.
SaIifar, q. g., a. Wdrs. Be-
ridte finb bier eingelaufen, eaB Der
Sanipfer ySiberA in Der Sonntal
Nadt an Der 9iiite bon Neu=Shotf
LAMB nit Mann uno Waus 81 8runos
gegansen lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Staotrat6.

Die ssltern Nbeno absshaltene regel=
mGBige Sibung oes Staetratbs mar
psn turjer Sauer uno berlief obne iebe
glufrssung. 9ie bonn Staot=@ontrOl=
aeur befiirwortete Sroinans besiisli4
elmer neuen SO, ,00O= CppropriatiOn fir
Die 8eiunbbsits-Yeborbe sur 8efdm=
pfung Der glattern uno Der Nusneis
Der gsborbs iiber Die Ierpenbung Der
iOpeit fiir Den 3ped bstpillisten @eloer,
3abl Der glattern @rfranfllnsen,
Quarantdnen ETC., ipurben on ben 6i=
nanS=4usi9uB uertuieien.
gta6 grlebisung bieIer 9lneslesen-
belt wuree auf @mpfeblung oes @omi=
te's FIR Gontraete unb Greibriefe Der
am IA. Ssbr. bon Der 8sbOroe fir 0ff.
@erte uno Der 0tarion SO. 9et @ater
Seating Co., abseidloiiene unb ieitber
plelumltrIttene YrlpIle9=SOntract flir
Die Sauer bon 25 Sabren, in Der alten
Sorm snbeiiltis paifirt.
Ser Contract in ieiner jebisen 5sitali
entbdlt ni6t Die G1auisl, burd ipelft
Die @Ompasnie senOthigt iueroen iOGte,
Der Stabt fir etipaise in bem Serrito=
rum Der So. belesene itdbt. 8ebduos
f0fenfreie Sei5uns uno Seleu6tune
I'll liefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
$3.50, 900 fir cine nene @eit
@aibimstom Str. Sride
bemilliat.

Sag Gountp Council bat eeItern
Ha9mittag fur ben Sau elmer neusn
Bride iiber ben Wbite &iper an Der
SO. Waibineton Str. Die Summe bon
$3.50, 900 betpilli9t. Oieielbe iou 452
SUB lang pe,ben, aus fiinf Sosen be-
iteben uno cine 8reite bon 80 SUB
baben. Wenn m0slid, iOl Stein be-
nubt tuerben, hod purbe Die 8eitim=
muns oes Waterials nod Bis auf
@eiteres beridoben.
MuBer Der obisen gertuillisung
ma1te bas Council Md Die foleenoen
fir Gounip=griiden: $1,000 fir cine
iiber ben Sall Greet on Der Oaflanb
uno Germantown 2anbfrabe; s2400
fir cine iiber oen Gid Greet, an Der
@renSe bon Center unb @apne Sibp.
$1,000 fir cine iiber ben 8ean Greet;
$4,000 fiir cine iOlde iiber ben 2ittle
gasle Greet rueitli4 bonn Srrenaiple;
$4,000 fir cine iiber Smanip Brand
an Der SurleD-2anoltraBe, $l700 fir
cine iiber Spebner Brand an Der Mars
0ia=2anofraBe; $4,000 fir cine iiber
posue's Stun an Der Sbearer 9oab
uno $1,000 fur cine iiber GOlg Sran9
an Der Surlep &oao.
Sie @ountp 8eb0roe bertuiaiste
ferner $500 fir Die Nnbrinsune bon
r=&ettunssleitern an Der 9nifalt
Der 2inoerbiiter in Srpin9ton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Yofalii9es.

Die 8eloanpeiiunss- -Mbtbeilung bes
bieIigen poltamts bat in Der berflone=
men 98Dde 1850 9ntpeiiunaen i'm
@eiammtbetrase bon SAT, ,629.03 aus
besablt; aufseseben purben BON bier
aus 1,522 Mnpeiiunsen i'm 8etrage
bon SO, ,705.60 unb oas Separte=
ment erbielt 345 &imeIlen
BON Poitmeiltern i'm getrase bon
s3S, ,329.71.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Mniualii9es.
SbeoSor Sbom,as Ron,ert. - Oliuer Ninarh
piece feiert Triumpbe.

Sas geitern Mbeno bon Dem SbeObDr
Sbomas Sr9eifer in Der Somlinion
Salle beranitaltete speite &onssrt in
oielsr Saiion erfreute iid zines iebr
sablrei9en geiuds.
Sas Ordefsr eroffnete oas 2onSsrt
NIT rS9eberaSaoa," elmer biz babin
bier nod ni9t sebOrisn &ompOiition
oes ruifii6en 8onponiftsn 9finstp=
&oriatou oieielbe mar wObl In 6olse
ibrer gisenart interenant, ipra9 aber
i'm 8anien niht 10 an, als bic iibrisen
sum grrtras sebra9ten SOnidOpfun=
gen. Bon oieien sefislsn bur glQem
Die Suoerture Su 9umperbinfs melO=
oienreider Gper ,Saniel pnb Grstel, :"
fsrner DIE Superture su v3iensi" uno
Sapon's ARRANGEMENT bon y9aiier
Jran5" nit Sariationen fur Streid=
Snitrumente allein. 9ieie piece tuuroe
I'M iOl6 formpolenbeter, Die 8emiitber
ber3uborer pnfenben Weiie sum Ser.
tras esbra6t, baB oas pub!itun: in nidt
enoenuollenben geifad ausbra9 unb
nidt eber rubte. als biz wenisitsns Elm
She'll oieies Wtuiitfiides pieoerbolt
tuuroe.
Ser Spliit bes 9lbenbs tpar Der iunge
SnoianapoliIer Yianiit OliO.r @ilaro
Yieree, melGer i9On bel friiberen Ge=
legenbeiten bier Yroben ieinss 93nnens,
ieinsr tsdnildsn 6dbisteit uns ieines
Salents abselest bat.
Gs mar ieoO9 bas erfe Mal, .oaB e,
NIT Dem Sbomas Ordelter suiammen=
ipislte. gr bra6te Maurice Moss=
fosptis Concerto gum Sortrag. Oas.
ielbe puroe bor eini9en Sabren fom=
psnirt, als Serr Yieree bel bisiem Son.
meiiter nntsrribt senOe. Gr mar oa=
Der aud nit ben Sntentionen besielber
pollitdnoia bertraut, tuel9es natiirlid
fir i'm bon Iort6eil mar. Seine
eeiituns par cine iOl9 briliante, Dat
Die 3uborer ben iunsen &iinifler mi
geifal fornli9 iiberIdiitteteu. gr 3at
als encore S9umamn's y&oman;e.
Sas Sbomas Srdeifer miro mOrser
in 2ruispils fonsertiren uno Ser,
pierce miro aud bort Die Wfos3totpsti'
| Ide SompoIition sum 8ertras brinsen
Ssrr 6rans 8eiinser, Sirisent De:
,Snbianapolis Mdnnerdor," belt se-
fern in Bloomington por ben Stuben.
ten Der llniperiitdt einen yortras iibe,
bas Sbema ,Wiulit.
gs beiBt, oaB Serr Garl Sdneiber,
9irieent oes ySnbianapolis Spmpbos
ME prdsiters, beabii6tist mad
9eutI6lanb iibersuiiebeln. Grau Sarei
ber's @eiunobeiissuitano Iabt felt sini
ger 3eit gu tuiinIaen iibris uno es II
ibr elm &limawe9iel anseratben iuOr
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Der 9ampfer ,,Gtraria" &c:
iidtet.
CT uerIOr auF bobsr See be e9raube.

9tew gort. 4. Wdrs. Die @sen=
ten Der @unaro Sampfiaifabrts 8e=
ieai4aft baben beute aus 2onoon Die
yfa4ridt erbaltet, baB Der 9ampfer
rgtraria" lusloer Hew yort am %.
Jebruar perlieb, 400 lRsilen ueIli6
bon Gapal, a3Oren, asiidtst iuorOsn
1T. gr bat feline S9raube psrIorsn
uno befinbet fid i'm Gdlepptau oes
Oampfers @m. Gliff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
Charles Maior &c gisnrrer
Cine SeiBmafer= =Mmlase an DC,
SaSieite projeftirt.

Inter ben Grunbsigentbiimern an
Der Siibieite ilf cine 1ewesuns i'm
@anse, cine Seibwaher= uno geleuG=
tungs=9lnlaae na9 benz eooperatipen
plane ansulesen. Gin aus ben 0erren
Sacob @uben, Sobn s. @bite unn
@eD. 6arris beitebenbes 6omite 1T sur
3eit bereits tbdtis, ndbere grtunoisun=
gen iiber cine iolde Mnlaae einsusiebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
S,eimiubers slusfliise
pia YennipIuania 9inien.

9lieorise @aten 9eimiu9ers aus-
fluss-Sidets nod bem @eiten unb
Glben perben pertauft oia pennipl-
oania 2inien, am A., Is. WfdrS, l.,
15., april, 6. uns 20. Naai. 8esen
Yreiie, abfabrt uno anoeren GinseI-
beiten penoe man ii9 on Die Yahasier-
unS Sidet-asenten Der YennipIoania
2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04
soeialer 5mrnberein.
Der masienbau bis auf weiteres peai9oben

Wesen beg Nblebens oes 9erra Geo.
&otbe, bes lansjdhrisen @litsliebes
Deg Socialen Surnpereins Bat Der Ior-
itanb bsute Nadmiitas beidloiisn, Den
Wastenbal, uelder am nddifen Oon=
nerfas itattiinoen iOllte, Biz auf Wsi=
teres 81 beri6ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04

Smofamapolis 2ieoerfrans.
Gonmtag, is. Wdrs, geieI:
Iige Notwithstanding It
3austrdnsdben tn Der Ser:
mamia GalIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04

p~ Sdmere reid: Habrung ir1
@inter lit bic llriabe bon llnbsroau=
libfeit; bas bette oosesen iit Or. 9lug.
90nia's 9umburaer Sropfen, welds
ben Masen reinisen uno Harlem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-04

-Oie bette Gent gisarre tn bes
Stobt: Wu&o'3 9on9fellom.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

and Bavaria are the
only states Of the Ger
m an confederation
which have their own
special postage stamps
It has long been the
desire Of the German
emperor to have uni
fOrmity in this re-
spect- Quite recently
the "Reichsanzeiger"
announced that after
April I. 1902, Wur-
temberg will cease to
issue it's stamps, and
will use those now in
use in Germany gen.
orally. Bavaria has
been approached on
the subject, but the
Bavarians will not lis
ten to the proposal to
give up their own
stamps.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
66e Patriot Flowers.

'Oh, tell Carnation, why do blush red?
'Why, red Is in countrys ag the spicy blossom sa
my color will be needed on Decoration Day !
To lay soldier and that why they say
"oh. Lilies Of the Valley very pure and white,
Are extremely delicate? You have color BRIGHT
1.-THE white is countrys the dainty said
And above their countrys honored
dead"
''Tell me. little Violet why dressed in blue?
Why do never change gown? Is that the
grew" 49,. "-
Why, blue is in countrys flag and blue they
To bloom above the soldier Decoration Day.
'fOh, jolly little Buttercups why do you look gay?
awaY1
You're always dressed in yellow, tell why pray"
"Oh, OH" the yellow flowers laughed were patriots to
they say,
We haln the to make things bright Decoration Day.
New York Tribunaa J
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
B4JEBALLJ md BITS
Interesting Process Of Making The.
- Means Of Recreation.

opening attention
generally known, that Cincinnati supplies
ticaly the entire middle with baseba that
thing like 125 people living in the baseball factories
of the city.
process making baseballs a Wholesale plan
rather interesting consuming in single
thing like 5000 SKINS The from the shoe factories
which the raw balls moulded stored in cellars of
about and from this material the balls
shaped by hand According to quality the ball is bound by
few rounds The 'raw' balls
placed in automatic moulds shaping the ball. and at the
day. One employe will shape 1900 Of the
raw balls in single working day.
The newly pressed balls then sorted and allowed
dry for period of from three to four weeks when their
weight is reduced to perhaps five Something like 200
OF these leather balls be found in the bins
at all times
meantime the the balls have been
in progress, against upright
blade all kinks the skins whiten
The cut from the skins by hand around
the balls by Each expected finish fifteen
dozen balls daily From every skin fifteen thirty
pairs of covers obtained
All in ALL it takes about six weeks to turn
ball, the prices product vary
$1.25. The largest sales are Of the scent balls.
About twenty-eight varieties Of balls turned
out Within the last five the baseball
cinnati is said to have exactly quadrupled ITSELF
In addition to basebas the local factories turn out
number of footballs The skins
according to pattern and by machine The sung and
lacng is the of Each baIA through
pairs Of hands in the of manufacture while the boxing
gloves also Cincinnati product through about forty
An of $50 pairs of gloves is the daily output
Some 35 900 bats made in Cincinnati All
but the cheapest is poplar
timber, of varying sortsCncinna Commercial Tribune
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
An Enemy Of Fruit.

The codlfng moth,
the chief ravager Of
the apple and pear
crops, destroys every
year In this country
fruit valued at from
$50, 600, 600 to $40,-
100000.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
Special Postage Stamps.

Stamp collectors will be interested learning
the German states will issuing
In few months At present the kingdoms Wuremberg
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
VACATION PRIZES


...>.-,>., ~.,--@
vAOAi iUN fnfZEo
e.,.. or .oo. I'm.
Split Bamboo Fishing Rod-From IL to Sh feet long,
with 9 to 1o-inch cork handles and ferr,les.
s,,,,.,.o..- 1,-..-- o.s. o.-.... -. . -,u ,icIal
n,.+a ,,-,t,.,.1 90. c,:a, o~a No.. 1vh;ch will
p'ate multiplying tSeei' clck ana ofas "nn ~
hold 60 yards of line: twenty yards of fine quality
braided Silk Casting Line; one dozen of the best
Ahho, a 1,,, ecou.. ,,,, .,. , aozo, Al.
1ustS, ~ S:, ~ sneA'eu ''ooA"' AA " ~ ~
om:a1 5aI'1oas Toesrna Snnkers: esss,au
Louisville siugger Bat
oacne1 lt-f1ne quality OF Maus'catorea ouckskin
r,,sa 'p.o'enen' , 4n pocket useo W p'o1eSSoD3'
Repeating Air Rifle
Leather Football regulation size complete with rubber
bladder.
Lawn Tennis Net-Double court, No IS thread, and
Tennis Racket-Wright & Ditsons.
one-hah dozen Tennis Balls.
Nichols Driver
Nichols Putter.
Caddy Bag-scotch plaid.
Croquet Set No. g.
Hammock.
Ping Pong set.
Cotton Gymnasium knee pants and shirt.
Lawn tennis shoes.
Water Color Outfit.
Students Sketching Outfit.
ROCKS
.,. 49,.
..rh n, ne1 @ =" :" Aman D.nnIt E.,
ms Wees of tho cshhsse patch " r. re,,
"Captain OF the Crew. R. H Barbour
Ten Boys from Dickens K D. sweetser
son son OF satsuma' kirk Munroe.
Lives OF the Hunted" Ernest Thompson Seton.
"American Leaders and Heroes" w. F. Gordy.
'The Story of the Great Republic, H. A. Guerber.
.,u 1ue SIty o OF .ne oeSen f1'lls, y. II. Hardlns
"Ceoree Washnpton /" NJ Han.ood
"Reasts of the Fie1d ..EowIs ~ thu A;- "1uo. n.
wood Folk .JUi,de,ness w.vs" =" "caorots -. ~
woods " w 7 Long " 'A~
.eTbe south Amar;can Pen,h,.e - w p ,x.,,;ox
"stars in Song and Legend" J. G. Porter
Careers OF LANCER ana Darlng, q: Monett.
"nat BOY Shoula Ano" Aoous Electr1clty How
Two boys MADE 1he1r OWN Electrical Apparatus
L. M. d. 'on"'
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-26
Kickapoo Medicine Show.

The Kickapoo Medicine Company ar
rived in Battle Mountain Tuesday and
that night opened up their open air con
certs. The performances of Tuesday
night and last night were very good and
drew large crowds. They will give an
other of their performances tonight at
tue same place aud will in all probability
end their work here by giving a concert
in Lemaire's Hall tomorrow night,
friday During their stay in Bat
tie Mountain they give some ex-
cellent performances. The singing by
Mrs. Endor and her little son Charles,
is greatly appreciated by their listen
ers. The moving pictures and illustrat :
ed songs are very good and much bet
ter than any thing Of the kind ever pro-
duced in the town Their entertain
ments are good, and there is a change
of program every night.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-26
Indian Capitalists.

Dick Patterson. the discoverer of the
Lone Mountain mines, 20 miles south of
Tonopah, came into Austin Monday.
Dick says that the property has been
sold for 100000, $4,000 having been
paid. $4,000 to be paid in 80 days and
the remainder on a specified date.
Dicks share in the sale Will be $780,
900 and 10000 shares of stock in the
new company. He received $1,000 of
the first payment, the remainder of the
$4,000 going to the locator of the mine,
james Darrough, of Smoky Valley.
Dick Patterson is a Shoshone Indian
and very intelligent. He reads and
writes and says that he is going to travel
and see some of the world on his money.
His first trip will be to Carson City,
where he has many good friends.-Rev-
ellie.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-26
Read Il in His Newspaper.

George Schaub, a well known Ger
mar citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is
n constant reader of the Dayton
Volkszeitung. He knows that this
paper aims to advertise only the best
in its columns, and when he saw Cham
berlain's Pain Balm advertised there
in for lame back, he did not hesitate
in buying a bottle of it fer his wife,
who for eight weeks had suffered with
the most terrible pains in her back
and could get no relief. He says:
"After using the Pain Balm for a few
days my wife said to me, Il feel as
though born anew and before using
the entire contents Of the bottle the un-
bearable pains had entirely vanished
and she could again take up her house
hold duties" He is very thankful and
hopes that all suffering likewise will
hear of her wonderful recovery. This
valuable liniment is for sale by all
druggists and dealers in medicine.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-26
Bids VIII be Received.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Post Office, Battle Mountain, for
carrying the U. S. mail from Battle
Mountain to Galena on Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday and from Battle
Mountain to Dean on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, according to the
present rules and regulations made by
the Post Office Department. for one
month, July LIST to 30th inclusive or un-
til the U. S. Government shall award
the contract which is now advertised for
carrying the mails over the above men
toned routes. These bids must be re-
ceived before Friday evening, June 9th
1902, at 6 p. M. and will be opened and
awarded to the lowest competent bidder
on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-26
Canvas Lodging Houses.

Two hundred tents and one hundred
cots arrived yesterday from San Fran
cisco. These tents will be rented to any
who desire to run temporary lodging
houses during the carnival.
Governor Sadler has granted the use
of 10 tents and equipment for use OF the
State militia. The tents will be erected
in the vacant lot back of the Riverside,
facing Court street.
The Accommodation Committee re
ported that about 200 rooms have been
placed at the disposal of the committee.
This practically eliminates the vexed
question of accommoda tions.-Journa
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-26
The Eagle Will
Scream in Bat
tie Mountain.
Our Citizens Preparing For a
Demonstration on the Ma
tional Holiday.

The Gun Club held a meeting last Fri
day evening for the purpose of making
arrangements for celebrating the Ma
tion's holiday and it was decided that we
should celebrate the day.
A Finance Committee was appointed
at this meeting to solicit funds and this
committee canvassed the town Saturday
and met with good success, and reported
at the meeting held Monday evening
that there was subscribed about $3.50,
and that they expected to increase this
amount somewhat.
The program for the day as outlined
by the Club at the meeting held Monday
evening will be about as follows:
Literary exercises will be held in Lee
MARES Hall at 10 o'clock a. M. Com
meneing at ] p m. sharp the clay pigeon
contest will take place at the race track.
The horse races will be held immed-
lately after the shooting contest. The
rest of the afternoon will be devoted to
all other kinds of amusements.
In the evening there will be a grand
display of fireworks which will take
place on front street.
The days sport will conclude with a
grand ball in Lemaire's Hall.
With the present encouragement re-
ceiyed and there being much interest
manifested, it is clearly shown that we
are to have a good old time celebration.
The Finance Committee are to be con-
graduated, our citizens to be compli-
mented for their generosity and now all
should pull together to the end that u
celebration is the success all present in
dications promise it to be.
An invitation is extended to the peo-
pie Of neighboring communities to join
us in a proper observance of the day.
Let everyone lend a helping hand and
make the Fourth OF July a bowling sue
cess.