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sss$42s5 PaavnN; st,Sx So. 80 s1s ION NV. .st&dw
{:S:.:s ;175s g NV, 1't $50 ,,+olh l4th NV, 4r
ss!:sS: 1000 ga nv. 8 s.. 81 ! NV. s.
so l2s5 Harvsrd P nW s iar 2so IL Pa M av ne ece
n t SF s7 snSsnsnh %,1,nv
sSs: 10. 1923 NV NV. ilr IS 1910 Col st, sr
lsos Kalora ay 12r so So ALB m Kansas sr
So. 80. .1s:6 Calfor av, 12r so SO .42o H NV, sr
3 22a nw So 40 go &c. Fla latsH, ay NV
s13 nw sis iss gsS aw Ss &C.
o: :.o ais Fla aV w. loth :r
So. do7 Pa ay. s&Iy 81 1 s15 d5 NV, NV offices
$50. :. oil 18th NV, lor IS: .627 F NV. office
.ne Tho as vintsra. Sr 18th nw. nw Sr sr
a Thf csnss9n 7,h 7h Sc STORE
tx ls4t IniSp ion sw
So. The Luzon. Gr $40. 80. .l22s I se 5r
ass sso nW s1S$S Oh :isf sw so5s or
ss5. ~ 4th se sr SO 1901 Kramer ne, Or
Dsn nw sv 81 81 y ken nv" :w s sf
SIS. The Montgomery, 5r So 217 Wilson NV, Ar
r nw rs ,sF sF a nT sts
For complete list of property for rent send for
"seHg fei5,tf 'o''e''; B. H. WARNER CO.. e1e NV
FOR RENr-20 Mt: X ST. Ne. II ROOMS, ALL
felSst I s 4: + iH MoEIziiAN 1891 st. NV iS'o
% ocs-th. .s&tu,tf r. +. BRADLE7. 1903 :S.'' st.
FOR RENT-R W. WALKER { son, 1OO6 ST.
1870 Cal law SvnW @ s $500 ioi ne If. BE- $50
2ol7 10Th nwsr.b +a 90 Isos M 3oth NV 6r. b. g. 80
Pleasant, Or, b. 30 90 Brightwood, 7r b. 40
1850 NV, Or, b. 80 90 1890 10Th ne. Or b.1o.aO
ca AT T oFilcE IS EaR Ii
fe11-tu.th,s,n
FoR RENT PHONE 24i7
hEAL Estate pErAhTMEST w..
lol3 @ NJ st. 1sr. 800 % o. i 1905 IS n st A store $3.50
1861 St 81 NV, Or: IS. 81 fats. VET .ssoSo s 90
ocls-f THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Ofncer.
11 z51 e. 1qT Fvs n
1s3s ls3s H. 1Sr ss 90 Chevy Chase ar. 90
s 2s c srna: b., +; * % Stable Govt alley
fe6-tf GAsCH BROS. 1907 st.
FOR RENr-coLUMBA HEIGHTS
Roa@ rsoIs s. Bis. 5ss IS s.. 90
FOR RENT-ONLY $40. 80 PER MONTH FOR THAT
beautiful .,a If new broWnstone and brick dwelling,
rooms. .iled BATH reception hall plan; plate glass
& storm doors; I s.aa beautiful outlook up st. The
rent. 1t Is seldom that desirable a house Is
offered Tor rent. Key at 1905 I'd ST., next door,
fe12-6t MOORE HILL Inc.), TIT 1Ith ST. NV
FOR RENT-BY Fl. L. RUST COS I4TH ST NV
1927 18th NV. l2 rooms and baths. .$6o. 90
l5aa - Or Oregon ave., rooms aud bath. 90
s sss fSd wv roSms and anS bath $3.50
1851 Marion NV, 8 rooms. ................ 1880
Office rooms CD. 912 En.w................ 1890
STORE 225 Pa ave. Observation-Disclosures. Us 90
ta25-tfS
FOR RENT-DEEBIE & CO.. 1919 F ST.
1908 S5th sr&b... .$35 90 719 9th ne. sr&b. so
Furnished. 800 155 Pierce st. 81. w 1890
1896 ss4O ss2d NV. 3l61 Scott st.2rtcoD 800
stable. water. .30.O0l3I r. office rms. $5&$ ~
FOR RENT-BY GEO " LINKINs, 500 18TH 81.
1sl2d4 1872 l. nw;2or Sls6 90 2a5O n: ii. wa. 50
l232 9th NV. 12rkb 60 .O048 Goth, 81. 900
szl! Pa Az. 15r&b. .0o2s7 22d NV. Il. . 80
926 20th NV, 11r&b. IS. SOL tenants. from 81 up.
2292 Champ av, 81, b20.60l
1913 Pa. AZ. NV. nns large new store and selias
offer wanted. 2201 NV, opp mkt$
ja18-u
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WANTED-LOTS,

WANTED ARE LOOKING FOR OR : LOTS
we'll located in northeast. suitable for builder Ii
you have nythiDs to offer let hear from YOU
4. LODGE HILL
fe16-st so2 st. NV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

COGSwELL'S, THE CHEAPEST AND MOST RE
liable place to bay new and second hand harness
wagons, huggies; new runab0uts, $35; with rub
ber tires. $55; daytons, $45. 2o9 11th st. NV
fe6-l2ts
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PERSONAL.

WIDE SWATH. YES, WE'VE LEFT OUR
mark. and we want you to make ''mark" " re-
membe'ing IT is us only that Will pay you fancy
rates for meas worn garments. Write us TO call
. you. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 ID. fels-tf5
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR.
led and bonded. eo3 18th st. NV. Phone Main
80. Open day and night Strictly confidential.
Branch In Baltimore, Nd. aul6-tf
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FrRt-1s24 18th nv, ,14r 500 13O3la IL NV, sr $40 90
s. t ne Or ,st E 'S s S1s SH av NV ar
1913 1st NV, 6r 1t. so 1915 LIST NV, 6r. 80
1e2 ;es 10Th 9th, me- sr SO 1913 10th NV, Sr o'o
CAYWOOD l. GARRETT, 18th ST. & " y ave. NV
fe15-3t'
FOR RENT--BY d F.sAUL. Sc. COR. 7rH 81 NV.
1851 M stb eth a; ns srSb
1915 S NV lor&b ID; g 800 ne store 90 90
4es Mo av, 1or&b. .so.50 3l2s 7th NV store, 10 so
sS sxs. g lss ls st 10
SO SO ne. % 7rSb % $50 Sp NJ iath % vista sta TO- 90
1880 1st NV. 4r&b dat. 81 n sv. store. 10 90
bs 10Th me- ar&b 2sSo sto SO Of i7io 7tS tim NV 300
d7os 7th NY. 6r&w 20 80 2443 sthnw,orwIcon $50
SO8 Goth nw 7r&b. 90. 40 Store rm rr 9TH q. 500
1888 9th NV, 6r&b. .2O.0O 235 Pomeroy. store 500
1905 I b se 6r&b. 1850 453 b NV. of rs 81 & S.
124s ne. sto&cel. $3.50 ~ Fla az NV. 2rGa 30
612 NV 6r&w . $50
Office at 512 st. NV. steam heat. fe15-tf
FOR RENT-NO 2319 PA. AVE, AT WASHING
ton Circle; comfortable brick house OF rooms,
fe15-st WEscoTT 4 WILCOX 19o7 Pa ave.
FOR RENr-A. S. cAYwooD, esa 9TH ST. NV.
o 9th st me- . 9r. $50 SO 629 Md av sw. .Sr sos. so
Ills sth Or. s. 80 1886 Superior Or 80
1882 Cap st Or 81 100 314 18th ..5r 90
3os Pomeroy nw.6r. 100 III Bismark Ar. 90
60-62 ii st Ar. $40 80 516 10th st or $1,000
924l2 st .5r. $3.50 1925 st Or. 81. 30
1923 9th st Ar. SO 90 3246 Grace Ar. $50
1714 Hayesc NV Ar. S. 90 427 Wilson Ar. IS. 90
5O4 10th .3r. $50 1216 1st Ar. 81 90
1920 CarIins al sw4r 81 30 POOP Col Ter Ar. SO 50
112 Francis Or S60O6lO Trumbu NV. 3r. Sc. 90
1926 Half st Ar. s. 0OI20l7 Seaton Or 90
1924 1st sw. Ar. 30 42S Franklin 2r 81. 90
UNFURNISHE.D ROOMS.
213 AZ st n.w,1 back room No.9 Sd floor 1r 81. 90
STORE.
1913 14th st. II. SIG. so
NEAR BENNINGS, d. c.
Lot Z, block 8. Glendale D. c.. Or S.. 90
IVY CITY.
1873 Providence st. Or S.. 90
llS COrcOran ST. or - w
fe15-3t'
FOR RENT-BY FLOYD E. DAVIS, 7TH 4 SW.
zoos 5th NV 10 ami SIS so 1906 Both 7r ami % 5
TIP 9TH sw 1Or imp % 40 414 10th 1Or ami 30 90
23S 1872 Or imp. 30 S22 IA sw,I ami. ~. 80
713 ne, 6r,w&s. u. so 912 st sw. 5r. 300
11O7 NJ Sc $50 415 9TH sw. Or, was. 80
66I sw,, 5rw&s. 1880 1235 Del sw,5r,w&s. 80
3O7 AZ sw, 100 1894 Sd sw. 6r rami L. 80
II Sc, 6r. 500 5Oi NJ sw. 6r. ..... I'D
fel5-3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-THE sHEDD fTURKISH BATH. NO
0O3 Il ST. NV. lot 30s6taxl16 to wide alley:
substantial 3-story and kasemeHt brick building
containing about 20 rooms; all mod imps viii
be sold at very low figure. For further partic-
ulars and card to Inspect apply to TYLER 4
RUTHERFORD Qnc.). 1897 st. NV. fe1s-3t.
FOR SALE-BusINEsS PROPERTY.
We have exclusive control OF the northeast cor
ner Of 9th and G SITS. n.w., improved by 10
room and bath brick; store; good cellar and sta
BILE; the lot is 25 feet front by 50 to alley.
win rent, for SIS per month"; This Is an elegant
business location because it fs the center of fine
Washington Traction Co.'S lines. This property
has some future to it. VIII be sold to close an
estate. Inspection by permit only. For further
Information consult
fe15-3t LOUIS d. WINE CO.. 1904 F st. NV
FOR sALE-ELEGANT NEW PROPERTY; FIVE
YEAR LEASE at $4,000 a year. FULLEST IN
vEsTIGATIoN INVITED, guaranteed log loes in
vestmeut. JOHN .. JOHNSON,
fe16-3t 7lS 18th ST.
FOR RENT-SOUARE go, BET 18TH AND 1sIs
sts south Of T., good water frontage: suitable
for wood and coal wharf, lumber yard, fish and
oyster wharf; rent $50 per month. Apply to
fel53t WESCOTT WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-NO 1900 Pa. AVE; A VERY DE
sirable corner business property; large rooms
and cellar; furnace: fine show windows; rent, SOS
per month. WESCOTT & WILCOX,
fel5st 1907 Pa ave.
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID CHANCE TO GET A
piece Of 14th ct. business property, paying well.
fee-tf GAsCH BROS. 1907 st. :.
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81 900 TO $15, 600 TO INVEST IN ANY PROFIT
able business fine saloon, apar house retail
store preferred. Address particulars NJ. WARD,
1923 w. Lombard St. Baltimore, Md. fel5-3ts
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WANTED-PARTY WITH 81 ZOO TO 81 BOO TO
buy out a grocery and market store I'm northwest:
good stand: would sell half interest. Address
Box 1I3. Star office. fcl5-3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A LARGE BOARDING; HOUSE IN
which every room Is pr"ftatly rented; centrally
located; convenient to all lines; will sell part
Of furniture; reason for selling i'll health. rcr
further particulars address Box go, Star office.
fel1-3ts
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FOR SALE-PARENT STOCK OF TIE ARMAT
Moving Picture Company, at IS per share. Ad-
dress ATTORNEY. Star office. fe3-lSts
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED = PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
agents in every town subscriptions To the
Ladies HoDA Journal and the Sa turday Evening
Post We want agents who Will work thor
0uEhly aud with business system 10 cover each
section with our Illustrated little booklets and
other advertising matter. and . look Sh.rpt,
after renewals from old subscribers The pay
Is frs-rate, aud Mt the end Of the season $50 900
will te given the best workers as extra ,rzes
fer good work. How well Of our agents
have succeeded Is told In little booklet we
would like TO send you-pnrtraits Of some of onr
best agents, with the story Of how they mad, Il
pay. THE CURTIS PUBLISHING Co. phils-
Gelphia. Pa no2i-1st
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-A LOT OF OFFICE FIX
lures including card indexes. letter files.
Of drawers safes and water cooler Apply 7l2
18th ST. felS-3ts
FOR SALE-kNABE UPRIGHT PIANO. CHEAP
to immediate purchaser. Terms he arranged.
Party moving out of town. Address Box 24S
Star office feIS3t
Evening star., 1902-02-18

SPLENDID OPENING FOR DOCTOR. DENTIST,
chiropodfst, photo gallery. &c. in the Albert
bldg, 1901 1911 Pa. ave. Reasonable rent. Ap-
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] 900 SHARES OF Federal. WIREI. .fSS TEIE-
graph stock and 5uo Of The Parent COMPANY
viii sell low for cash. Address Box 23o Star
offict. feI52,s
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REASONS WHY
1t would be to your advantage to let US manage
your real estate:
Our Office Is in the best location Surrounded
BY the four most important car lines in this
city. We have Z large and competent force Of
salesmen and clerks.
We advertise very literally. We give personal
attention to each and every branch Of the busi-
ness.
We also give particular attention to exchang-
ing property.
We have modern houses to exchange for old
houses improved property for vacant ground.
1--WE RENT HOUSES" GIVE Us TRIAL
fel-tf MOORE 4 HILL Incl. TIT 14th ct. NV.
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WANTED \ YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN AN
Office; must have experience and must come
Well recommended. Address BU0kkEEPER j.
Star ri.icc. fel1-2t
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WANTED -G,nn COOK AND not SEWuE,h EIi
tno laundry: references; stay nights; good wages.
1I4i Riggs place. fel1-2t.
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otllS. .$fU.VU
HE'D AND UNFCRN1SH-
\ THE TOkTLAND."
ICES.
}, lila F. desirable Offices
620 +, desirable offices
J 6O5-7 It'll, desirable offices
Century bldg" ne W
bldg, all imps, single
rooms from $i2 to SIS
per mo. Entire floors.
] SIPS per mo.
5l7 l4th NV. .&. 90
RES.
623 f NV (base).. $500
2920 III st. $500
RT.ES
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-22
CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor OF the state OF
Pennsylvania on Tuesday, May 27th, A. d. 1902,
by George Jones A. NJ. Dewitt, Il. w. Jones.
j. u. DeLong, and clinton He rring, under the
Act OF Assembly OF the Commonwealth fPenn-
sylvania, entitled, "An Act TO provide for the
Incorporation and regulation OF certain Cor
porations", approved April Goth, 1874, and the
supplements thereto, for the Charter of an In
tended Corporation to be called, "Jones Heel
Manufacturing Company',the character and OBJ
Ject of which Is, 'for the purpose OF manufact-
uring selling, or otherwise disposlng OF
leather heels, counters top-lifts, soes, lnsoles,
spring heels, and other articles made from
leather or any other material known TO the
trade, and for these purposes 10 hnv', possess,
and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges
OF the said Act Of Assembly and It's supplements.
CLINTON HERRING,
5-1 At solicitor.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

IN Re D.: Incorporation OF the Be,1cice Maueab'e
Company.
Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor of the state OF
Pennsylvania on Friday. the 23rd day of May,
1902. by Henry X. Hoyt, William ii. bullwtnkel
and william Ii. Jessup, under the Act OF AS
semby OF the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
tion and Regulation of certain Corporations"
approved April 80, 1874, and the supplements
thereto, fol- the Charter OF an Intended Corpo-
ny, the character and object whereof is the
manufacture OF iron or steel or both, OF any
other metal, or OF any article OF commerce from
wood or metal or both: and for these purposes,
to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, bene-
fits and privileges OF the said Act OF Assembly
and It's supplements. W. II. JESSUP,
5-l-3t Solicitor.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application
Will be made TO the Governor Of Pennsylvania
on Friday June 9th, 1902, under the Act of As
sembly entitled "An Act to provide for the in
corporation and regulation NJ certain corpora.
tlons," approved Apri 30, 1871, and the supple
ments thereto, by william II. Rhawn, Jesse X.
Sharpless. Reuben j. Shuman. George B. Rhawn
and Charles 4. Randall for the charter OF an
Intended cornnration, 10 be called the "Cata-
wissa Car and Foundry Company,"the character
and object of which is the manufacture OF cars
OF all kinds, car wheels and any article OF COM
merce from wood or iron or both, and for those
purposes to have and possess and enjoy all the
rights, benefits and privileges OF said act of AS
semby and supplements thereto.
5.15 4t. W. II. RHAWN, solicitor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-22

FRANK KELLER.
President Of Council.
Attest: j. r. Tracy, Secretary
Bloomsbury, Pa Aprll tG. 1902
We. the undersigned Auditors OF the Town OF
Rloomshurg do say that we met at the Council
Room for the purpose OF performing our duties
and we have examined the books OF the Secre-
tarv and find them correct and the balance In
the hands OF the Treasurer is correct.
j. w. LEE,
NJ q. RROADT. Auditors
PETER r. FREEZE.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Harriet Roam, late or Bloomsbury, Pa,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admlnis-
tration on the estate OF Harriet Roam, late OF
the town OF Bloomsbury, county of Columbia,
Pa, deceased, have been granted to the UNDER
signed administrator to whom all persons In
debted to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will make known the same without delay to
GEORGE G. ROAM,
Administrator.
5-S Ct Bloomsbarg, Pa.
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LIGHT.

Amer Electric Light co for March 1900 AZ I6
I" " " year 1901. iS27 ~
f Baum, reporting lights out...... $50
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate OF Ell wilson, deceased.

Estate or Ell wilson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admins
tration with the will annexed on the estate
of Ell Wilson, deceased, have been granted TO
Thomas A. Murdock to whom all persons In
debted to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands
Will make known thc same without delay TO
THOMAS A. MURDOCH,
or to Administrator.
JOHN q. FREEZE, Atty, Milton, Pa.
Bloomsbury, Pa. 4-2O 6t.s
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TOWN HALL

Bloomsburv Steam Company, heat .S 1888 81
American Gas COMPANY light........ 80 40
bloomsbury Water Company, water. AZ 21
Il i Brown sprInkllng g............... ID 80
p X Vannatta. painting, glazing, glass 80
Greasy q Wells, table legs, etc..... 800
A DeSheppard, locks, keys, etc...... 10
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Cow Home at Moderate Cost

fol a
tractv andm ate price
o a
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etc -
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

Estate or Ell Jones, late OF Bloomsbury. Pa.
Notice is hereby given that letters testament
airy on the estate OF Ell Jones, late of the town
OF Bloomsbury, county OF Columbia, Pa deceas-
ed, have been granted to Mrs. Lavina Jones,
resident OF said town, to whom all persons In
debted to said estate are requested TO make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will make known the same without delay.
MRS. LAVINA JONES,
EXecutriX,
5-S6t' Bloomsbury, Pa.
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House for a NarroWC Corner Lot

TTIIE engraving, as shown herewith.
street, New York, represents very
able for a narrow corner lot II can
meuts and conveniences for about $1,000.
The parlor is 10lax13 feet: hall, 6x13
ftxf2is.
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PRINTING.
POLICE AND CONSTABLE.

Wesley Knorr, Chief of Police, Mar lg0s 40 90
If mos 1901 diO 90
Miles 9etZ balance for 1901 "....... Y 90
Miles BetZ salary In full for 1901 so 90
A Hover watching ...,............. 13 90
Jno X Townsend, uniform, caps, ETC.. 5S 10
Jacob Keifer, special police ....... 81 00
Charles Thomas, special police........ 81 10
Hagenbuch, special police 30 OO
William Black, special pollce......... 200
William Dietterick, special police. = 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
HIGHLAND AND VICINITY.

From the Press.
Masons are at work on new par
sonage which /. G. Comfort is build.
ing ut Cobb.
Henry Heidcamp's little girl while
at play broke her right arm between
the elbow and wrist.
The first car Of steel for the struct.
ural work on the Blue river wagon
bridge across the Wisconsin at that
point was received at that station
Monday,
W. c. Jeffrey, the Linden fish man
now uses new top wagon built by
Stratman, Dodgeville. The rig is
the finest on the road and Billy says
the fish taste better from fancy
wagon.
Patrick Gum unfortunately got
several fingers badly mashed while
at work in the mines Monday. DR..
Lohrs says that amputation will not
be necessary as at first thought.
Clarence Raw and Johnnie Man
ming were home from the Galena
mines over Sunday. There is IA great
plenty of work in the lead and black
Jack mines of the southern part of
this district.
James Grundy was up from the
Cocker mines to visit day with pa
rents. He says there is employment
at the Cocker mines for several eX-
perienced miners at good wages. Four
thirty ton cars of jack have been
shipped from this mine so far this
month and work on the fifth Is well
under way. The jack is cleaned as
taken from the mine.
Considerable activity is manifest
in the starting up of the wash places
of the several mining companies.
Fecht Bros. d Joseph Middlin and
Miller q Muldowney are having new
log washers constructed by M. Chab
for use in their respective wash
DtdttS WIiit ~ Wa, WIG
land Mining Co., =. J. Engle and
Lewis & Lynch are all putting their
wash places in readiness for the
seasons clean up.
James Pedelty of Livingston while
blasting sand lighted the fuse and
retired to place of safety, But the
blast not going off ms quickly as us
ual he concluded that it had failed
and advanced to readjust it. Just ms
he was within few feet of the pit
the charge exploded, the flying sand
and stones striking him full in the
face. The sand was deeply i'm
bedded in his flesh, his face was dis
figured beyond recognition, and his
body and arms lacerated in several
places. 1t was thought at first that
his sight was completely destroyed
hopes are now entertained that II
will not be so. His condition is now
considered favorable, but what the
permanent effects will be remains tC
| be seen,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE,
ri u RSDAY, APRIL "A, 1902.
DARLINGTON NEWS ITEMS.

For local news of Darlington we
find the Democrat of that city most
valuable. Following items are
CLEANED from its issue of last week
The annual picnic of the South.
western Picnic Association, M. w. A
will be held at South Wayne, June 3
At u special meeting Of the Oar
lington Fire Department, "Wednesday
May 2lst was selected as the date fol
holding the Firemen's Field Day and
Picnic.
The continued cold and dry wealth.
or have kept the grass back TO an ex-
tent unlocked for. Many farmers are
forced to buy hay to run them a few
weeks longer. This would not be SC
bad If hay was readily obtainable
but it Is not. Several cars of baled
hay received early in the week were
sold before it came. The price Is
from 5 to sl3, depending on the
quality.
The Darlington merchant who will
advertise to give n bale of hay with
each bill of goods purchased will do
thriving business for thenext three
weeks.
At the last session of the county
board of supervisors the following
resolution was passed:
Resolved THAT the District At
torney Of Lafayette county be, aud
hereby is authorized to collect, so far
as possible, from the property of in
sane patients, all sums due to said
county and which may become due
from time to time, for the support
and maintenance of said patients in
the State Hospital for the Insane
Asylums. And he Is authoriz ed and
directed to institute such proceed.
ings and actions as in his Judgment
ment may be necessary and proper
to compel payment for such sup
port and maintenance"
In accordance with the law an,
the instructions of the county board
the district attorney has instituted
proceedings for the recovery of til,
money paid by Lafayette county 70
maintenance of the insane for tn,
last six years, 80 far as it can be don,
The amount of money due the coun
ty for the period is $4,000, and tn,
number of patients involved about l0
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
longing to Hicks 4 Son died Tues

longing to Hicks & Son died Tues
day. 1t was valuable animal.
An inch find OF jack in the Sunrise
mine in the town of Mifflin is report
edit is owned by Linden parties
mostly, the Pollards and Sheriff
James.
A Rathbone Lodge was instituted
at this place last Thursday afternoon
and evening. The Lodge at Dodge
Vile furnished a considerable num-
Der of visitors.
Will some one present the left
fielder of our high school base ball
nine q clothes basket with which he
can stop grounders that come over
third.
Miss M. Mccarthy. the professional
nurse of Milwaukee who so success
fully attended Mr.. II. Mills when he
was so sick last summer. Is now en-
gagged as nurse for Mrs. II. Tredin-
nick.
Miss Jennie Smith started Tuesday
of this week for Butte, Mont, going
to her sister. Mrs. A. rreglown. She
will probably work at her trade, that
OF dressmaker, in that tiourishing
city. In her line she is an expert.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
saiiding Operations Begun.

The following new residences in
TINS city are decided upon for this
season:
First ward, Or. Chas. Ross, James
Spensley, Charles Heudra, Mrs
Baily Stephens, DR., w J. Morgan
w. II. Bennett Second ward j. j
Heathcock, w. II. Osborn, j. h. Wal
lis Third ward, George Treweek
Fourth ward, J. s. Beardsley. Be-
sides these number of citizens are
making considerable additions and
improvements TO their homes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-24
IIIinoi. Central Through to Florida.

Beginning Monday, Jan. 6, 1902, the
Illinois Central will run a through
sleeping car between Chicago and
Jacksonville, via. Nashville, Chatta-
noga and Atlanta. 1t will leave Chi
cago daily at6:I0 p. m. and arrive at
Jacksonville the second morning
over the celebrated Dixie Flyer I"
Scenic route. This Is an extension
of its all the-year around Chicago
and Nashville sleeping-car line.