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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10


And he had succeeded and, it was wH%
persdsthat he had secured a small fP4
sung for A,is wqrk.ss 5A
She was surprised at the greEl
change in the man, and still more AF
prised at the unchanged fesernbla q
to the ingenious, enthusiastic youtA
she had known. He lqokeds sscaree3
older, excepting for the prema turel d
gray hair, although the face had lesi
its roundness and the checks wer<
(
While alls this heli 7b.lIga heis
mind Robert Gordon and Nj. Campbell
were surrounded by merry part tyoi
ladies ard gentlemen.s to- whom the
formeE was being present ed When
! Mrs. Markham splaresd toward the
party, Gordon was being presented to
her, daughter, y tal, k7pdsome, viva.
ciods girl of Is. iGhe mother noted the
look of startled recognition in his eyes
(the girl was a perfect prototype of her
mother at the same age), and noted
also the slight flush in his pale cheek
The mask Of indiff err ncet had vanished
from his face and he entered at once
-into-anr animated conversation with
the girl. An expression of anxiety
came into the face Of Mrs. Markham
and the sha /! !owEsof a great apprehen-
sion crossed her heart Then she
Strengthened herself Ehaughtily and
muttered-t to herself:
"What an idea. Imust be going int Q
second childhood" .,s,z.,;s..
j,
monopolized Miss Markham's atten-
ton, and at the close handed her to
the carria ge-aH TO the eonsdd era bic
discontinue of her mother -
Robert Gordon did not ratnrnla
to New York as he had anR Sunced pre-
viousiy. The weeks faded into months
and still he occupied the la naso1ne st
suite at the Royal and hung over the
dainty hand of the young heiress Of
the Markham fortune. MRS. Ma rkham
fretted and stewed, but hsrexpos tnla-
tions fell .on unheedingsea ears. The girl
felt the strong attraction the
by daughters toward the ssmen who
have been the unsuccessfuls ssuitors for
their mothers hands; al ndas for Mark
ham, he3was charmed blythe dominant
personality of the New. Yorker.
The mothers approximations were
not unfonpaed, however, and one day
the father asohe 70 the situation
and there was a most serious talk
between sCIare's parents ItI was fully
evident that, the girl was madly in
love withathe brilliant lobbyist, and
1,<,. !
Frederick, Markham saw at once that
it was not a proper match for the
daughter Then there Mss . ssrious
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

Samuel Dodge g 60
Robt Richardson g 40
Al Clark g ee e2
affFsieHfef \ 6 ,ss e
/ JsssaP6ftef %
fJaspsr Hsyden '--'1 %
B F Felger 90
E ENewten --e=-A's--~.s....~ .ss-ee
$ H Peterson GO
4 4 7 I Featoa anwuey 90 90
a a J5MlllEams ], v, lEL :. 9 90 90
\ 4Rodge g -. :. 90
II, + 3 7si3uaros,' .guanss,oh 4 g
Hnssen 1oMe,1 w;tness c;,cnit Court oo oo
3 Dempsey ,9ea"5ssse. 2 90
Elmer Norton 90
IEW NIB tB FTice tatzsJ 1 5Es'' 200
Wins hartman ,e-yzyz.aosf .ar.-sseofzzoo % zo
geo starr 1900 : I2 90
&c RKaatea 5 aan y .z,.,i,;|o Eo 4s ss;
S sf0 4 FhaFpa, Z aia ,1f.ji ~ 1870 = %
Walter Poole - 10 20
w Wn q Iaw.enee renee oto-- 90
Hon,1a T e Sa,,;s ,,,5sa oaSSS9tS e.
laenhaI So,aa1 go. naSis amis mise 20 5 pe9
ss. ISeauei SaWins MY Wou ief
TT MIH19sr HIur ndse co noar ~ Z 80. 80
Mrs augglns care co poor ia 92
J II Harris mase co poor = 50
] ! oarps5tsf feg aysa votes sse 80 90
WfHameste 9fane rem. e..eoeStt Votfn 5.,Fu.
.sy, ,:s,..3o iU 20
.Western'g " - iCo teelegraHs ,,3o
Z M MLlero1llnase.eourt mouse 80 - SO
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

tqes s1tls selaL o 1ee'sel9 2.
d geosfae 5sti' letJpo opRso 90
ii nt yog.3ss 1855 es ] esaeieno
{ f.s,eees OK \ nI -. sl;is51a 10 eotW
suas pa 1ogza 90 sfi oea1Gs J $40
.tls Z vipa aiiiDriot- sas1o ss'a7I y
,ss&i.sz IL. * epaGd Dsa
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
For: Sale,
Seventy head of pigs.

SsVSIity Ledu U1 Pl5ss
S. H. Moore,
Corvallis.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

lege course and studied law, while
zshfffh t b rough and Had, sstf1sdM New
sssifstsr iFissprufs
Of questionable schemes. He had %
come very successful lobby 81 IS s.
He had never visited the hsFne-seaa
aass on| |
force fhrongh he city eoufSfl the NIT
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

MILES STARR,
Clerk .
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10

. VICTOR P. MOSES,
County Clerk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-13
Sir $500 nad 9sntidlano.

Deuti6 amerifanilbe 8eitunaen
meroen i'm alten Gaterlano init qrD=
Bern SntereiIe eelelen, neil 1ie lid
fret auslpre6en unb bdufia BON bril-
ben mebr @euigfeiten unb Nadrid=
ten brineen, als Die beut1den 8ei<
tungen lelbit. Die .Jreie Yrelie fir
9eraS" lit briiben iberau, pDbin iie
aeianot miro, elm iebr germ eelebener
SAT- uno fam iid ribmen, Nner=
fennung uno @lrbieune gu finben,
nie aus sablrei1en Briefen an uns,
iDmie an 9ieienigen, melbe oas Blatt
an lire Gertpanoten ibifen, beropr-
3ebt. Wer baber 1einen Gerpanoten
uno Sreunoen cine Jreube erpei1en,
ibnen elm m~iltommenes @eI1ent
MAIDEN min, Der beiteae fir 1ie Die
wSreie Breiie fir 9eras". Das Sn-
terefie fir 9eras, mie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @eeenb, pp bic
8erpanoten tuobnen, 1T in Deutids
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unmDg=
lib, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 griin6=
lide Nuffldrung unb 8el1reibune
bes fremben 2anoes gu geben, mie
oies Die mSreie Breife" aumD9ent=
lid tbut. SIR ben geringen Breis
pDn So oerienoen mir pDrtDfrei unier
reibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno cine Gbreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
9ie Sreie Yreiie fir Seras asnbl.
Gpmpatt.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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sitively the largest circulation
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It has over 400 established
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in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
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Two travelling men and our
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In consideration Of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Seine 8beinmeine 81 baben bel
s. 6. Game & 6 o.
5O9-511 Slts6ouitonz StraBe.
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Nn bas Ynblifnm.

Die nSreie 8refie" Dat iiber 400
etablirte Igenturen I'M 5taate, miro
an iber 700 Goftufficen %rerianot, uno
bat elne groRe @erbreituna in Der
Nabbar= 6epublif Werifp, i'm Snbia=
ner=9 erritorium unb Ofloboma.
SIR Ordinations @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ii6 BON @~alpefton BIG binauf
nab Dention, bpn Wariban i'm Often
biz nab @l 8aio III fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitoeritdnbfid nit be-
iDnhers aablreiden 2elern bas biht=
beiieoelte Miittel=T erae uro ben Snoz
ueiten elm.
8uei @eifenSe finb b%eitdnbig, iabrs
Elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes 8lat=
teS u~nterpees uno fubren bemielben
I'M Gerein nit unieren ribrieen 2oz
tai Igenten fortndbrenb nene 2e=
Ter gu.
Sn Nf,betradt oteler gbatiaden lit
Die rSreie B%reiie", pp es 1i6 bornm
bonbelt, Die beuti6e 8epD(ferune gu
erreiben, bas bette Mnseige : Mes
Siitm i'm staate Geras.
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sambbeit fami nid,t aebeilt ,ueroen

ourd1 lotale Appltfatloileil, neil lie ben tranten Sbeit
oes Gbres !t9t errelhea f6nneH. SIS eiebt nur els
men @eg. Die Sau6beit gu tmuriren, un6 Der ii ourb
tonftitutionele 9eilmittel, Saubbeit miro ourt ii.
men entStnoeten 3utanO Der i6teinieen Iusilei=
onn9 Der Guitabl6en &5bre peruriaft. ggenr
oieie 8Obre fib ent5lnoet, babt ibr einen rumpeinoen
5en poer unooltommeles 8eb6r; uuo ipenr lie aaris
gei4loien 1T, erfolgt Saubbeit, uno penn Die Guto
8%inontg ni6t geboben uno oieie 9t6bre nieoer in H.
rem a~eboriaen 3uitano oeriebt lperoen fam, tpiro oas
@sbor fir INNER aerltO.t iueroen; neau Sale inter
iebn !toeroen ourb &atarrb oeruriaht, melber nidts
als ein ent3inoetcr Suiono Oct ihleimiaen C6ers
Hidden 1T.
Q9ir tuoaen einbunOert Dollars fir icoen tour6
aatarrb peruria6ten) JaI BON 5aubbett Qeben, ben
mir nidt oar6 Ginnebmsn BON s. atT'sRa=
Ionft Circulate %tonlnten.
3. J. Gbeneo & TO-, Soleoo, O..
Rs- geItanft bon alien apotbcfern, qreis rs
Gents Die 6laihe.
Snu's Janiiiien : 9iaeu Fno bic better.
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let beiifimmenb. nRi6t alien Menfden
tpirb's 10 gut"
@r fonnte 1i9 bon Der sSrase nidt
losretben, mas Marte Mrtonie peran>
labt baben fDnne, au9 feines Snfels
bilfsberette 9anb ME in Mnfpru6 gu
nebmen. Menn fe BON ibrer iittliden
50be berabgeitirat nGre i'm &f
um's Dafein-bie1er @ebanfe mar tim
fir9terli9.
gr fablte, baB fetn glut f9ne[er
tponte.
Isle baben re6t, sndbiae ssrau,"
iaste er RAID. nMan iou BE 9lumen
pfliden, tpo tie uns entgesen bliiben."
Ser binautretenbe 9ausberr leste
bertraulih ben Mrnt UNI feline @9ulter.
n@agen Sic NAL, 9err Rpnege, i9 bore,
bic Sine rempe[ tit nun, aud BET sybnen
getpefen2 Die perion bat Musbauer.
Dreimol babe t9 fie absepie5en, brett
nal tit tie pieber sefommen-fie bat
nun f9on bic Munbe BET idmmtli9en
Dperateuren eema9t."
uunsliidli4es gef9Dpf, bas bur9s
aus gebeilt iein mill"
r@s 1T ibr eben ni1t rent flar au
MAIDEN, baB es iid in sepifen JdGen
ni6t um 2eben ober Sob, 1onbern BIZ
reft Tim ben Sob banbeltt. Nun pdr's
ia tpabrbaftie tein unsliid, penn elm
70 elenoes Mefen bon ieiner Dual erIDit
tpiirDe, aber man fam iin bp6 niat
duf fol9e Gefhidten einlaFen."
SD babe gefunben-bas beibt, id
mutbmabe," perisbte @eisIer, bag unz
ter geipihen siinitieen 9ebtneungerl, bic
iih mDsli1ermeile fpGbrenb Der Opera
tion berausitellen tDnnten, bie1elbe au
MAIDEN fei."
n2aHen sic fi6 hlrd Mitleib ni9t
Derfiibren. &ollege."
sd babe ibr eefast, bab urter bum
bert folben 5Gnen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
miblingen miiifen. Mebr tonnte i'd
ni9t tbun."
.&uraerbanb abpeiien!"
.Dagegen lshnte ii9 bic fatpaAe
M0gli@feit auf tpelde iia mir pdb<
renb Der llnterfudung er6ffnete," iagte
@eisler lansiatn. sd eebe gu, bab es
Elm WasniB 1T, fogar So[lfibnbett, dber
-itirbt fis babel, 70 1T ss gut fir iie;
fommt tie cur6, nod befer."
@iinbeG tsipegte miBbiaieenb BITE
9anb. ,Gie muien %ipifen, luas Sic
tbun. Sd laffe mid aus meinen @runos
fdben tpeber bur9 Sine prempel, nod
burd baee M0elidteiten beraustreis
ben.-Mber ppllen mir niht eine 81,
garre rau9en, ba sic bod ni9t taEs
Senq"
nSebr germ"
sic gingen 9eioe in's 3immer bag
3ausberrn, mo auber ibnen Niemanb
anpefenb mar, ieBten ii9 nieber unb
befprahen ben porltegenben intereTans
ten SAT NIT fadmdnnii9er @rinbli9,
fett.
Die blonde 2iui ftanb plDBli9 i'm
Rabmen Der 5biir. Gin fleines Mal
berum, 9err profefor-ja2 @s lit Oa.
rnenpolfa. Gin gang fleines Mal, bite,
bttte!"
Sie mar alerliebft nit ibrsn beiben
Mongen unb nod 8inperart ~segsneins
amber tlopfenben 9dnben.
@eisler ftanb lebbaft auf unb trot
au ibr. nMenn iA es ni9t better piiBte,
fuiirbe i'd 9lduben, Sic MOLTEN mir bas
9era i@psr MAIDEN. Sd tango ia bod
ldngit nidt me1r. Oos piirbe mid"
fiigts er leife uno lddelnb binau, ibrs
niberfpredenb ausgeitredte Nehte err
greifsno, rhas niirbe MIDI uher ME hinz
bern, einem 4noeren fife 8anfreuoen
gu 9Snnen."
fcLoxftoprno foTo+N
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(SortieBuna folat).
werieete etnen Mesafteur in gtauneu.

Der 3eoafteur g. u Brotpn pun
8ennetspilIe, g.. g., purbe einlt=
mails ungebeuer uberraibt. .Durd)
langes Qeioen an 9pspepiie" ihreibt
er, .tpar meme 6ran pbpIiih iebr
berunteraetommen. Sic bate feline
&raft mebr uno litt entieblid an Dem
Maeen; aber iie periuhte Electric
Bitters, melbes ibr iUfort balf uno
jebt = nahoem fie bier Slaihen ges
nDmmen bat - lit Iie fpieber pous
itdnoig gelunoet uno Fam iraenb
ettpas efien. @s lit elm groBartiger
Cont uno feline pureirenbe gigen=
ibaft lit unibdbbar fIr cine trage
9eber." @eeen unperbaulihfeit,
Nppetitloiiafeit. Magen- unb 2eberz
2eioen miro e8 gnrantirt. Sour SO
Gents. grbdltlih bel S. 8alteper
& Spbn, @eu. s. s. Shntitt,
gigentbimer uno Nb. DreiB.
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Der 6eae ssreumo auf Erora.

Ssit orsiBis Sabren babet iid Eut.'s
S:aen ais Ell Segsn fir eiuea jeSen Sns
p%clioen ;rtpisisn. Sle iinH nit Redt eis
lsrsnnb oss aroufsn 3u risnrsn.
GiHf btaannte Gbat(a1e
1t ea baB bura bic Sale o,ruriadte
9optr Amayn, Dnspepfe, MassniGure,
Nalaria, g~eritopfuus un6 idmmtlids
aamit psripan ts 8ranfbeitsn bura
Suits 2eber . YtWen
p~paftHnota furtrt tpereeu.
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Iuf ben Neu-6 ebriben in Der
Sloiee bat bic oeutihe Straf= grpes
oition arobe Berbeerungen utter ben
Gin9eborenert anaeribtet. Die 8e=
nobnerlhaft 9an5er 9Drfer, Die per-
od6tig tuaren, an Der grmprouna
oer oeutiben Yfan5ersfrau Wolff
betbeiligt geweien gu iein. uuroen
nuSgerDttet.
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Nenn bn mid liebtt.
Momal uon @eorg 6arttpis (Gmmp
Roeppel.)
(Sortiebung).

G%ortlebung).
9iefe, piiblenbe Gorge bemdhtiate
iid geisIers. Was mar aus Marie
Mntpnie ~getporben2 Gs brGngte ibn,
bies Gefprda ab5ubreden, aber bic linz
rube feines i0eraens lieB es ni9t gu.
rOie Dame, peIde id meme, 1T feline
Mittpe," fagte er nit anf9einenber
@Ieidgiltisteit. n@ie bate bos linz
glud, fih ppn einem untpiirbiaen
Wanne trennen gu miiien."
.Wenn DE quite Meumonn bos -as
nabt bdtie. mtirbe fie bic 9ri{iDf ME
ms ls~geacwmsn~6 absn," rief
5ilbe, bic 6dnbe 5u{ammenihlagenb.
sd lam mir nidt belfen, Die Grau
ma1te nun einmol einen ettpas felt
{nmen ginbrud.1
Limb eli. fpifen niht. mas aus ibr
9etporben ifty"
6ier frat Der 5ausberr, @ebeimratb
@iinben, gu Der 8ruppe. feinem @ate
bic 6arb gu briiden.
sd pubte gar ni1t, 6err Rollege,
bob Gle f9on anipefenb feten. Ndtirs
lid i'm Neb Der SSugenb gefangen.1
oss g.. mx.sr.. ga. ..~
Ssrl p1vI.huI. WV la"de"
~" D = Sau' uaastae'nu =.
1fftntlthes Jiasto bereiten gu poI<
len.-Darf i'd bitten, 6err @~ebeimratb,
M M.I u:n y.,I.n Dp.l p.dulleus"s-
"u sDsDu.isgsM iasna. Da.l'sa.
~ NM ysuaassa paIss..h IN ~ us m.I ~
sps! cssaDn'.l.si'sh s5a1e g ena 9'eus
m"g Vu.'y.n uaSul..usns 1n.'a "
1al.. aa.gnn gu o.un1Ia.b -. ~.
petion p%..Ir.O.''Don ~ lollsn, pas lam
q Oadu, .9r Ossle aSopllSaI ~ m.B9On.
WI ". 'oa DsnsN S~us.'Dslsus y
m.u's a9a.s nnp peM ls aas. nu aau
m mat ! vu1 a Ssa." os'u'' ''''' Oes'".
"'sras v.ssu.ns
s,aor a.;slsr," W
s;srMssrr mo;or e;rhs.;r.
Nv mroeor.roff;a;.r n.rn.iot. S6
hsfI;x G.px sssr ~
p 49, ..n wan,s MI torho..
n.y. s o;%.rn mo%sur. r"' ~. y 81,
mso "1'7 @
" er s sH m,,o.nsr;s sno ~
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g" - Ivy 49, :, sMfaos sm R;r%'
Ss.n o. S %rHnr
fsn.s G.5mrSx.a ssrsinS.xt
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s.ysn ~
'igaI;sa; Ivy. y. ssI u1N snSas
y:n .p'S. yaua o"
e. xmua.. s.u.~,. s..
gusa,a. n @ax amatM w
~: v ma 1872" -:
~" -. =. o;n W. va u' mn. "iu ~
* " 49, ~ s -; sas. k.t r.aa 81 H.
isn lalse De1 9oIe osns91; sslr. Ses
n,.x e. em,.r mg @,suarsIs ss'a M;, s ;u
49, s'"' M '
n..n-. o:.xa.,. xmx.
III = o. %al.sM W. n .us,ss
Sms " 0u1maIDns nnislpluw Ss,s..l
Ss.l5m suo, ,..n S1Sab mn "~' uOou'
nAg wnn - r
r;x. hae s;. L1n. .SaHss ~ aaull
M Ts ~ b s. "" g ',n. s.ls ms
ia ss; s'sa"S o. = aMDs ans. wm
,r,r,I;% s., m ,,rsS 3. ih wv. 2Sas s :pns
a. a.hr,,ra.m y Npa -" NM ~ :
~. w. n.u.'1. "'ap@
NV I s'M q Mn.ma a..
h.nrs;a r;.s TX Gyu'il'nm %. @ss
~."arxn S " .rns. lu'u. yl.gung
yauStn Sm lau:'''. 1Isue.Yl
sua' y..Is nsS.ssuas stH SpDrn InI
D0s s.a'Ds:'s Dee p1oienoIs.
~ ~ ussa w'0nalsA. %.s lansen
i%Su $1,000 p"Tsa. puB :, De9e'lletnD
Sax susaa np. p.I 1.l,DOnng lp'ei'
y SuHs'a .1s 9aup1lDls,
m.;st. aD "uu ps' De''DDn"es lragle
~ m..
sJtQV pel UeIlDDuHqs O0 Denft
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Billiards in S@pls' @arteu t,ur
nod 81 @ts. pro Stunoe bon nun an.
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Or. Sames .. Simbleb,
Sids. @ebauoe.
spetialiit fir @aie, gals II. obr.

Spred Stunoen bon 10-12 ubr
Burmittaes, 3-5 l1br @ahmittags.
SDnntags. BON 10-11 ubr 8ornt.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-22
Italy's Industrial Advance.

The industries of Italy show a re-
markable advance. This is largely ow.
ing to the development of electricity
as a motive power. l was lately in
the valley OF the Nerina. says writ
er IN the Edinburg Scotsman. where
are the Marmore Falls. formed by the
plunge which the River Velino takes
over a precipice. 900 feet high into
the River Nera below. Around the
falls manufactures of all kinds are
springing up. while down the united
streams as far as Terni there are
nothing but huge factories At work
or in process of construction. Ii is
proposed to light Rome from the Mar
more Falls. from which il is distant
seventy miles. The production OF cot
ton goods has risen in some five years
from 5O.000. COO francs c2.00G.100) 10
100 .OOo 900 francs ci.001,000: while
the expectation of silk haS increased
from 100000 pound weight to nearly
100000 In spite of emigration. tho
population OF Italy increases by about
half n million year. education i
spreading. for it is now free and com
pulscry. and altogether the conditions
of lie in Italy are steadily ameliofat-
ing
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-22
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
Genera! Trade Conditions.

R. G. Dun * Company's Weekly Re-
view OF Trade" says: Business contin-
ues to progress satisfactorily. notwi;h-
standing heavy losses througa TIC eie'
ments. The new ycat has been unusu-
ally handicapped IN this way. Hoods and
Snow hlockaoc> beng closely followed
by fires and explosions. destroying much
property and rctarl,ng traffic Il is only
another evidence oil the solid basis upon
which he nation, industrie. are estab-
lishcd that in each case plans ior rebuild
ing on a grandcr scale we're made before
he Shock OF the catastrophe had fully
passed
The labor situation mas distinctly i'm
proved during the past week.
In the iron and steel industry y Is now
being demonstrated thai ti.erc l. such 4
thing a. too much prosperity. The re-
suit is a gradual falling behind with
deliveries and = tendency OF buyers TO
send orders abroad whenever needs are
urgent
Higher price, wcrc the rule il The
markets Tor the leading agricultural
staples
Continued strength Is 10 be noted in
all the cereals and flour.
Failures for tire week numbered 30
il the United States acainS; e57 last
rear. and IS in Canada against 10 last
wear
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-22
LATEST QUOTATIONS.

l. .NNf-bS>l dtcit. S-t-s'b IitSL NildNS
Extra. $40 Minnesota Bakers. SS.25a
as.
Whcat-Ncw York No. ,. SS7s Phil
adclphia No. :. SoaS3i &c; Baltimore No
>. S:c
Corn-Ncw York No. =. 6Sis; Phila-
dclphia No. >. o. -a66c: Baltimore No
Oats-Ncw York No. ?. 400. Phiadcl-
phia No. :. so Baltimore No. :, +cc.
Green Fruits and Negc:ables.-Apples
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
packed per bril-, SsooaS5o; Do. New
York. assorted. per bril-. S3.15a4.5o
Cabbagc--New York State. per ton,
domestic. SI5.ooaI6oo; do. Danish, per
ton. SIS.ooaeooo Carrots-Nativc. per
bushel box, 4oa45c: do. per bunch. IIla
&c Cclery-New York State. per dozen
stalks. 2saloc: do. native per bunch. .;a
&C CranbcrrieS-Cape Cod, per bril-.
$6ooa6 50: do. Jerseys. per bril-. S.. 5oa
$50 Eggplants-Florida, per crate.
S3soa4.oo Kalc--Natiyc. per bushel
box. I5aeoc. Lcttuce-Norih Carolina.
per ilali-barrel basket, 75c.aSi 90, Onions
Maryland and Pennsylvania. yellow.
per bu.. ST 2oaSI 80; do. Western. yell
-. oo,,7o n,..,c-
ID ~ y - :" 80 -.
Spinach Native per bu. box. SiooaiI5.
Strawberries Florida. per quart. .3oaS5c.
!. oii'aloes-- : lo'iea' per S.A;,'"'Ns! Ca'
''''' lam! ~-'|7",'--9' - i''PS '"''' \
per puSnei ION; !2a.'oc.
Potatoes - MI, - Ma; !iai" am anu
pennsylvania. per Ds. 70. 3aooN :
10. seconds. o.5a1cc; do. Ne" fcFk' per
nv. h,S' >,1c<. 7asS'' a.. seconds o2''
zoe 90 western per ny prime -
SGc. S",ceiN--i.:a,tsFn ShoFc. ire'n''''
H''r-drica' per FL. 80. - GO P>I
iour nrL. = Tsa'.-3 o. 't@'E'"Aa' H''
bril-. fancy, >2.So31
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rear - 'i|.s' ~ ''l''. 0.'
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-22
LAEOR AND INDUSTRY

Chilicothe. Ohio. has women street
car conductors.
There are 1873 miles OF sewers III
Greater New York
indianapolis has revived the project 10
build d labor temple.
The French Chamber OF Deputies has
adopted the cighi-hour bill for miners.
The Brewers and Bottlcrs' Union has
gained an eighthour day at Grand Rap
ids. Mich
Chicago school teachers are making a
bitter fight against the proposed 20 per
cent reduction III salaries.
The cry of ''scab" is sufficient cause
Tor an officer to make al arrcs: under
the new police order in Boston.
About 5000 machinists are now
working under a niiie-hour system. and
1000 are striking for i similar conccs-
sion.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad will
bald immense locomotive and car works
in Montreal and employ 1000 men.
The strike OF fishermen. which began
NJ Pensacola. Fla. several weeks ago,
and spread 10 Mobile. has been ended 1T
the latter city by the men returning 10
work al the old wages
The materials ii the buffalo Exposi-
ton. which were recently sold 10 a
wrccSing company ior $I3.,ooo. cost owe.
SS.Coo.ooo.
The cighi-hou~ bill Tor goycrnmd ii
work will not hc taken ~ BY the liou (
Committee On Labor hcfo-c March l.
The Montana Federation % Labor. -
well Is the State organization of Nis-
consin. has decided TO Investigate eco
homie questions. with : ,iew To entering
III. nolti..ai FIELD
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-22
CAUSES FOR DIVORCE.
Extreme Cruelty" Is % Charge Requir-
ing Nice Discrimination.

AS sufficient causes usually cited for
the Intervention of law and infidelity.
non-support, gross neglect OF duty"
and extreme cruelty" In regard to
,he first. the injured party. whether
man or woman, must keenly feel the
personal indignity offered by infidelity
as such a plea for divorce is an open
recognition OF the basis of marriage
which many a woman had rather en-
dure wrong than acknowledge in pub
lie. writes Mrs. r. Garnett Wells, in
the North American Review. The sec
onG cause. non-support. is being done
away with by the modern, economic
woman. who contends for her right
TO Industrial pursuits and alleges her
ability and destiny to be a wage
Garner. IT used to be a stigma to be
so unattractive as wife that one was
not supported in comfort Now it is a
greater stigma to be incapable OF self
support If both husband and wife
are to be wage-carners, or II the un-
earned Increment OF invested capital
accrUes tc both. it Will be difficult for
woman &c base suit upon this
ground. except its OBJECT to he to secure
an arrangement for her participation
in her husbands resources. in which
cas-. il is still to be hoped. the larger
burden OF self-support will fall upon
tire man. once the patron. now the
equal. OF woman. The third and
fourth conditions. gross neglect OF
duty" and extreme cruelty" appeal
10 the mind as pregnant phrases.
which allow large liberty to offenders
and require nice sense of discrimina-
ton in the court. Ii other conditions
are maligned. these can never be-sus-
cent.h,a as they are CT individual in
depreciation. sheltering alike vanity
and niodesty. Neglect of duty is a
much more ethical cause than the Of
fering of ''indignities" that render life
"intolerable" or "burdensome," as one
| might Gc -fastidious or too easily
bored. Extreme cruelty" depends up
CT that to which the victim has been
accustomed. But. however bad or mis-
leading is am omnibus clause" it Is
TO vorse in its neral effect than re-
Stricticn OF divorce to a single cause.