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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

Sdninbfu2t su 6elbe sisbsn f5nnsn.
Griffe 2uft @Dnnenfdein nnb quite
reihlide Ndbrlng 1inb aIlerbings.
ipeiln man basii bic Rube BON ieglicbsr
Mrbeit un6 bic pflege rehnet, audi a,l
6aufe nod foffpielig nnD fir @iele
nnerfbipingliA, aber tie iinD 3u 6aafe
bod billiger ail baben ais IN Der sSerne
uno es tpirb ppr dlIen Dineen Die aufz
reibenhe Neife nnb bic auf bas @es
miitb 10 fhablib ipirfenbe pDrauss
f9tli4 lange Srennung BON alien 2iss
ben geIpart. Gs iptrb Der pripaten ltn5
Dffentlicben Mnbltadtigfeit lei9ter,
belfenb etn3llfpringen.
l1eber bie1en Bunft Idgte Or. RnDpf
in feiner Gebe: r6slft ben Mrmen, iicb
fel6ft su belfen, tit bas fbDne Motto
Der nrganifirten Wobltbdtigfeit in
Nnrerifa. sSm porliegenben sSalle lit IS
ntht anpenbbdr. Der 6taat muB
poblausseriiftete 6oIpitdler fir feline
fdntnbfiihtigen 9lrn1en befhaffei.
Die Reformsnesuna, biefe RranfbeiI
aussutilgen, muB nit oer 3eritDrung
Der alien, lhmnbtgen lno onnflen
Senementbdllfer Der 5tdbte beginner.
2abt unfre Menfhenfreunbe, bic Milz
ltonen au berfdenfen baben CUR 6ez
bung Der Maffen, aufbDren, 8iidereien
unb 6ohihulen unb &irden 81 bauen,
fir eine Weile nenigfens ,unb laBt lie
bafiir ibrer Wobltbdttgfeit Musbrud
aeben burdb bic grrthtuna gefltnbsr
WobnbGufer, bic als Worbtlber bienen
f0nnen. Die @efabr, Die gmpfdng,r
elmer fol6en Mpbltbdt gum rpanper"
au MAIDEN, beitebt bier ntht... Ser
5taat iollte bic bollftdnoiee &ontrolls
ii6er ben aampf eeaen Die 2unaenzsrz
berfulpfe iibernebmen. Cine sSarmfolo=
ME fir Sdninbiii6tiae, bic bonn
State geleitet ipiirbe, tpiiroe iih |
ipabrfdeinlih au6 benz Wettbenerbe
bes Observation-Disclosures geseniiber
unb felbiterbalteno perben |
fDnnen. (gbic. Nbbp.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
yir 6trff,tna,tp Sradsliiltlidtts.

Der ii1terei1ante prDceb, fpie elm
@elehrter auf benz Wege tbeorefifher
unterfuAungen gu elmer grDbet pratt
tifden @rfinbung gelangt, ipirb i'm
SDurndl fir @asbeIeuhtung geifilz
bert. gu Nnfang Der adtatssr Sabre,
G., Muer BON Welsbab ii1 NIT Der
demi1hen unterinbuna Der feltenen
Grben befddftigie, irtterefIirte ibn sdita
befonbers Das ieltiame 0erbalten Der
Grbinerbe. 9ls er Dieie gum @liiben
bradte, fiel es linn auf, bab beren
ausgeitrabltes 2int i'm @egenfab au
allen anberen RDrpsrn elm grimes
mar. Oiefes 2iht unterIu1te er nit
benz Spettroifop uno fanb, oaB bas
2i6t nint genua 2i9tItdrfe entfpidle.
2luer fam nun auf bic eeSbee, Die @r=
binfolse bon etitem 8aumppllense=
mebe auffduaen gu laffen, bieies su
beraihen, unb fomit cine grDBere
2i9titGrfe gu er3ielen. Oas mar Der
erfte S6ritt 3ur Grfinbung bes 8liihz
lidtes. DAP bic grftnbung aud pratt
tifh au peripertben lit, baran ba9te
Der @elebrte erf, als er nod in anoez
rem grben, 3. g. i'm 9antban eine
groBe 2eu6ttraft fano. Die Mlde
oiefer leBtsenannten Groe aerfiel ie<
bod balb unD fonnte erit bur6 ben
3uiab bon Magneiia au praftiidem
gebrdu9 pernert6et peroen; bod
pGbrte Die 8rennbauer bieier Wfiz
fdung nur 1870 Stunoen. SpG@
ter ipurDe bic 8rennoauer burh 3uz
IaB bon 3infprpo unb Sbororpb be-
beutenb erb0bt. Siir's erite aber mar
tetn prdftii9er Grfplg NIT Der Grim
buna gu feben, benin bic erite Glib
itrumpffabrtf gtng balb pieoer Elm.
Spdtsr nabm Iuer feline Grfinoung
mod einmal auf, tnbem er au ben be-
reits porbanbenen Stoffen nod einen
neuen @toff, oas Ser, oa5u gub. Sine
MiIduna BON etnem 5betle gerorDD
auf SO Sbeile Sbororpo ergab Die bette |
lidtpirfuns. Oie1e Miidung tpiro |
nod beute gu 9liibitriimpfen anse>
ipenbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
AttHtnnttnsr1tru u1tH R1tntii-
ttfEtt.

Oa bic rumGniI9e Gsgierung nit
elmer 19ier unglaubli6en 8erblenbung
unb Sartnddisfeit iid ipsisert, ent-
fpre6enb ben bpn Humdnien ben un=
teraei9nern bes 8erliner 8ertrages
aegebenen 3uIagen, ben rumdniI9en
Sfraeliten bic tbnen aufommenben
2ebensbeoingungen gu setpd6ren, 10
befetigt ii9 in Der iiibi1den 8epDlfsz
rung felbit INNER mebr bic l1eberseuz
suns, oaB tie ii9 nur burd Musnan@
oerung Elm men16enpiirbises 2pos
berfAaffen fann. Ote1e l1eberseugung
fommt audi in einem Nufruf gum
Mnsbrud, ben cine @ruppe Wusnan=
0erer in 8acau erlaHen fat unb Der
folgenoermaben lautet:
sSiibif9e 8riiber! Da mir niht
nlebr bas glenb ertragen fDnnen, in
benz mir uns befinben, unb mir benz
6unsertobe ausgeiebt iino, neil mir
ni9ts mebr gu oerfaufen baben, INN
uniere Jamilien al ernGbren, unb 0d
nns anbererieits bic Gefa6r bro9t, aus
unferen 8ebauIungen nsriaat All tper@
ben unb in ben StraBen nmberirren
an miiifen, oa mir bic Mietbe nibt
be5ablen f0nnen, 10 baben mir nns
beute in elmer Mn5abl BON 200 ssamiz
lien, beifebenb aus 300 perlDnen, bers
einigt unb eire @ruppe gebilbef, bic
am 18. Wlai gu Sub peg5ieben ipiro.
Wir tDnnen nibt mebr bas @tD6nsn
unferer RinDer ertragen, bic bon uns
8roD Derlansen. Siibi19e Briiber!
6elft uns, banlit mir uns anbersno=
bin begeben f0nnen unb bdmit mir
niAt nit ben unfrisen 6ungers ter
ben. Sine Gruppe BON gusmanoerern
au Sub.
Mu9 in graiopa, @alab, 8raila,
Gerldb unb anberen Drten bdben fidl
@ruppen gebilbet, Inn dusanpanDern,
unb Diele iiiOiI6e 6anbnerfer finb 10
felt entfnloifen, ben 8oben 0PumG<
MEMS 5u Derlai1en, bab he iih nibt
einmul entiprehenb ben Beftimmurz
gen bss itelien Geperbegelebes eins
1nreiben lai1en ipollen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
Gs1trnuuntiine gtetrnuretr.

Den grDBten l1mfang, Der bisber je
errei9t purbe, bat Die gtnpanoerung
i'm oerfloHenen Monat Mui angenomz
men. Wfit Der am leBten SamItag 5e>
enoigten Mp9e ipurben me6r ais 28,=
900 @innanDerer geldnbet, unb i'm
ganasn lebten Monat betrug bic 3abl
Der i'm Netp yorfer 6afen ans ameri=
fanif6e 8efilDe gelangten Perionen
$1,000. Nm lesten 9amitag alIe>.
gelangten iiber 1000 eurppamiiDe
2eute auf gGis Sslanb an, cine 3a6l,
bic in ben Mnnalen Der gmigrantenz
itatiItif unerreicht baitebt.
Sblpobl es aumeiit oeutfde Sam=
ferz@eIeaiGaften iinb, ipel6e bic
Gmigranten iiber ben S3ean trans=
portiren, 10 lit bic beutI6e ginpanz
berung eine berf6ninbenb geringe.
Sn ben leBten Sabren lit bic ginpanz
Derung aus germantens 8auen iebr
fart suriidgegangen, unb bic 3iffern
fir bic eriten fiinf Weonats in Dieiem
Sabre laiIen erleben, Dab Das beutIhe
Nei9 nur einen fleinen proaentfab
AT ben bier einipanbernben 8Dlfer-
maf1en itelIt.
ginem nom G6ef bes itatifiI6:n
Bureaus auf @ais Sslano 5uIammen=
oerellten 8eri6t iino folgenbe 3ablen
iiber ginnanberer, bic in ben eritsn
fiinf Monaten oes bprigen Sabres unb
in Dte1em Sabre lanDeten. entnommen:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

1901 einen Streit aegtn bic llnitef
States Steel Comp, bas erite 3er=
piirfniB 5ipiiden Mrbsitern unb einen
Truit. gs banbelte Ii1 lebiglih I'M
bds Reht Der Mrbeiter, Derlhiebens
WerfitGtten unter bic 9otnldBiafeii
ibrer Union gu brinsen. Der Gtreii
enbete 3um Na6tgil Der Mrbetter, ii1=
benz lie n,ebrere 5abriten perlpren, Die
friibsr Der lnipn angebDrtert. Das III
odmit a,i erfldren, bdB Die Mrbeiter
/ fur ben Streif ntbt besetitert naren,
neil es iid lebiglih um eine prinat@
pienfrage banbelte.
Nah Der BON 9errn Wrigbt entipor@
fenen Isabelle bdben bon 1881 Bis
1900 in bisIem 2anbe 22,793 5tretfs
itattgefunben. Dapon pdren 81 pro@
gent DDllie, 13 pro5ent gum She'll err
folgreid unb 81 gro5ent refultatlos.
Die arteasfoiten beliefen ii9 fir Die
Mrbeiter duf 258 MilIionen Dollars
2obnoerluit unb Is Millipnen Doll
lars llnteritiibunssselDer. Der 8erz
luit fir bic Mrbeitge6er iptrb auf ca.
1913 Millipnen Dollars peran1nlagt.
Sn bieielbe Beriobe fallen duh 1905
2pdouts, pel6e fir Die Irbeiter einen
8erluft bon nabesu 49 Miaionen Doll
lars an 2Dbnen unb 81 Milionen an
eritiibungsseIeern our Solge batz
ten, tpd6renD Die Nrbeitgber eilten
8erluit bon 20 MilIionen Dollars gu
ber5ei6nen batten. ssn geograpbtI1er
6inii9t lit bic 9tatiFif ebsnfans bon
groBem Sntereffe. gs ergibt It6 bar<
uus, baB Der Stat yaep Dorf bic meiz
iten Stretfs bate, nit 28.34 Pro3ent;
bann folgt penniplbanten nit 12.48
Pro5ent Der 9efammtsabl DerStreifs,
uno SIinots nit 11,58 Pro5ent. Mls
ltrfa9e ber Streifs rangirten Scrbe=
rungen um 2obnerbDbung nit 28.7O
prosent, 2pbnerbObung unb unb 8erz
fiiraung Der Irbeitsaeit 11.23, 0er=
tiirsung Der Irbettsaett 11.16, 5pm=
patbte= Streits TIT, @egen 8eI6Gftiz
gung BON Nidtzltntpniiten SAT, I'm
Nnerfennung ber Union 2.33 prp5ent.
Die iibrieen Streifsriinbe iino ni9t
BON 8ebeutuna in 8e5us auf tire
3dbl, aber bp9 iebr lebrreidb, 10 bab
mir sSebem bas 5tubium bes luf=
fabes in ber vNortb 2lmerican Re=
piep" aufs Bette empfeblen tDnnen.
Naa Nnfiibrung Der bur6 Die
Streifs bsrporgerufenen groBen 9elbz
Oerluite lit es lel6ftbsritdnblt6, baB
6err Wrigbt es als eine Der grDBten
4ufgaben Der 9eIeuldaften betradtet,
auf bic 8erbitung Der ielben beba6t
gu fein. Gr bdlt pripate S9teDssez
ridte fir bas ptrfiamite Mittel, 5u>
mai lie iib in Gnglanb 1ebr out Be-
pdbrt baben. 8eionbers ri9tie unp
beu9tensnsrtb eri9sint uns a6er bic
BON ibm atsgeipro6ene Init9t, baB
Streifs nt6t benz MutbnilIen unb
nt6t berOummbeit, lpnbern Der pd9z
ienben sSntelligens ber 9lrbeiter susuz
I9reiben iinb. Sic ereifen au Streifs
als bds lebte Nttttel, I'm lire Gage gu
perbefIern, neil fie bic synteuigen3 Be-
iiben, Inn gu ertennen, ipDrin i6re Sage
Der 8erbeferung bebiirftie lit. gs lit
nur mod nptbipenbtg, DaB bic Nrbeitz
geber Dieie entellisena anerfennen unb
tbr Re9nung tragsn.
(ginc. 8olfsbl.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
Dertreten.
27,4f0 54,347 sc, ,725

Mber niat nur bic gintpanberung
i'm Monut Wiui mar Die bebeutenbite
in Der @eI1ihte Nmerifas, aud Die
3uriidIenDung unertDiini9ter ginz
tpanberer lit nod nienals in iol6enl
1lmfang erfDlgt. @s purben llngez
fdhr ileun6unbert Gmigranten ungss
balten unD nah ibrer alien 9einaa:b
auriidseididt. a0rperidndde sunb
bic bieraus entftebenbe MDglihEeit,
benz Qanbe aur Qaft 3u fallen, purben
afs Grnnb fiir BITE 3uriidIenbnng an
seseben. Die 6diffabrtsgefen Ihafs.
ten, iDelbe bic unerfpinIhten Mus<
iDanberer kriiberntbraht bdben, miiTa
Zen bic 2eufe foftenfrei na1 ben Mbs
fabrta1afsn 3urid6ef1r6ern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

189,594 261 1914
Die oierNationen Hublanb, Sei iter=
reid, sStalien unD Deutfhlanb narsn
unter Der ginpanbererf9aar tpie fol5t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

80 bic Gebantsn mastr finf, iinb
lie Mprte fttt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21
ID. & K. q. Excursion Rates.

Cattle Growers association al
Denver March 4, and 6, 1902. A
rate of one fare for the rounds trip
from all stations on the ID. & K. G.
to Denver and return Selling
dates March 3 and 4, 1902 Final
limit to return March 10, 1902
Tickets to be good going only on
date of sale and limited to CON
tinuous passage in each direction.
One way second class Colonist
excursions March | to April 30,
1902, inclusive. Special one-way
second class Colonist excursion
rates to Idaho, Montana, Oregon
and Washington points Stopovers
of ten days will be allowed at and
west of Pocatella, Idaho. Rates
from Florence to points in Idaho,
$50 to S26 according to destina-
ton; to Montana points, $40; to
Oregon, S22 30 to S25; Washing
ton, S22 80 to S25.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21
TO CALL OUT FREMONT.
Mine Workers Official Says that
Fremont Men Will be Asked
to Come out.
to Come out

An official of the United Mine
Workers Union states that a
committee of Legislators will wait
upon President Chapelle and pre-
vail upon him to reopen the
Chandler mine, as the miners are
anxious to go back to work. BY
keeping this mine closed, it cur
tails the Victor Fuel company's
production of coal about 1000
tons per day.
e There are 5000 miners employed
in the coal mines in Huerfano and
Los Animas, and 1000 of these
are in good standing, 1000 are in
arrears but still stand by the
union, and the other 1000 will
come out. Nearly one-half of the
miners are on strike.
1t is understood that call will
be made asking that the miners in
that section lay down their tools
because the Victor Fuel company
refuses to oust the Japs who were
imported into this county.
When all this is made, the rep
resentative says that the miners in
this county will also be asked to
come out. The Fremont county
miners have discussed the ques-
ton at mass meetings held lately,
and it is understood that they will
lay down their tools as soon as
the call is received. They come
out in sympathy with the southern
miners and will demand of the
Colorado Fuel q Iron company
that the present script system be
abolished, ask for the semi month
ly pay, and will make a fight for
better ventilation, as they claim
that the air in the mines is very
poor,
A letter received here is to the
effect that the Victor Fuel COM
pany has sent transportation to
Gallup, New Mexico, for $50 Japs
and Chinese to work in the Huer.
fano and Los Animas mines. They
are at present employed by the @
F & |. company
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21
TO TRADE

ITO TRADE ~ i'll trade business block on
i Bennett Ave, Broom house and lot close In,
and two vacant lots, all In Cripple Creek, and
renting today for Sc per month, for property
in Florence worth 50 900.
Also good 7.room frame house and lot, 30 x I50,
central location and all in hrst-class repair,
atAtlantc City, Iowa, county seat 5000 pop
ulation, on main line of g. X /. a r.. and 90
miles west of Council Bluffs worth 81 5000.
VIII trade for Florence residence property OF
like value,
Also ltO aero farm II Nemaha county Kansas,
niles north of Seneca, the county seat. viii
trade Tor Florence property. For particulars
call on Newkirk Hanger, state bank block.
I0-I5
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

A new locker and parallel bars
have been added to the apparatus
in the gymnasium of the Young
Mems Union. The material was
furnished by friends of the union
and the mechanical work was done
by the mem bers under the super
vision of f T Black burn. 1t is
the purpose of the boys to keep
adding apparatus until they have
everything needfuI to first-cIass
gymnasium.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

There is probably no disease or
condition of the human system
that causes more suffering and
distress than piles. Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment cures them
quickly, without pain or detention
from business Price so cents in
bottles. Tubes, Is cents. A. A.
Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

W. H. JACK, Stenog-
rapher and TypeWrit-
tst, H. R. Lutes Real
Es tate OFFICE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Mr.. Sam @. Carroll arrived in
Florence last night and will as
sist in compiling the data for the
new city directory soon to be is
sued. He says he would be glad
if every resident would learn his
own house number, so as to avoid
delay in taking the desired in
formation.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

The Golden eagle which WAS
shot on the Barker ranch south of
town by George M, Deibert some
weeks ago has been mounted and
was returned last night. 1t meas
ures five feet and six inches from tip
to tip. The wings are spread. the tail
fan. shaped and its position makes
it appear that were it live bird,
it is about to pounce upon its prey.
The taxidermist says that it is the
largest eagle he has ever stuffed.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21
Baptist.

The meetings last night were
very interesting, and some ex-
pressed desire. to become chris
tians. We cordially invite all who
can to attend
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

j. E. Evans, hosting engineer
on the Tom Boy mine near Tellur-
ide, and old friend of w. j. Dan
iels', is in the city He was in the
Rio Grande service in Florence in
1856, and of course at that time
this place only had depot end
two rooming houses.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21
LOCAL NOTES.
Wall paper, latest styles and
lowest prices, at Jansen's. Oh 3m

Messrs Serry and Brady, resid-
ing with the Austins on East
Second street gave stag card
party last night to some of their
friends.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Regular weekly prayer meeting
was held in the M. E. church last
night Tonight the choir will re-
hearse the hymns which will be
rendered at Sundays services.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Come all and help a worthy
cause Remem Der the time, 5 to
8 p. m, Feb. %, AT city hall and
enjoy u Martha Washington Tea"
social and get acquainted. 43.46
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

&. r. Millar, heavy and light
dIayage. Piano moving specially
Promptness and accuracy. 34-tf 5
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

When pain or irritation exists
on any part of the body the appli-
cation of Ballard's Snow Liniment
will give prompt relief. Price 80
cents. A. A. Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Are you nervous, run down,
weak and dispirited? Take a few
doses of Herbine 1t will infuse
new energy. new life into the ex-
hausted nerves, the overworked
brain or muscular system, and put
a new face on life and business.
Price, 80 cents A A. Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Orders taken at The TRIBUNE
job Office for Rubber stamps. We
also make specially of engraved
visiting cards and invitations. 93tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Big bargains in furniture and
carpets at Carmody's this week
Al 46
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Julius McCandIess has received
the picture of the naval foot ball
team of which his son, Byron, is a
mem ber. Every state in the Union
is represented in the team and the
young men are all the same age.
The picture was taken while the
club was playing a team in Phila-
delphia.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

The Marquette Dancing club
gave its regular semi-monthly
dance last night, which was largely
attended.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

You can help anyone whom you
find suffering from infamed throat;
laryngeal trouble, bronchitis,
coughs, colds, etc. by advising the
use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup;
the great remedy for coughs and
colds, Price 80 cents. A. A,
full.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Hoffman Bros, bread in so pop
ular they break in the back way
to get it. 43-45
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Five cars of ore will be shipped
from the Vivandier mine at Turret,
near Salida, to the Rocky Noun
tain smelter at once, and arrange
ments have been made for the
shipment of two cars per week.
The ore is shipped from the branch
of the D. d R. G which runs into
the camp, 80 that the expenses of
transportation are not very heavy.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Don't let the hand of time paint
wrinkles on your face. Keep
young, by keeping the blood pure
and the digestive organs in a
healthful condition aerbine will
do this. Health is youth, disease
and sickness brings old age. Price
SOC cents. A A. Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Rev, Denham, pastor of the
Baptist church, Informed THE
TRIBUNE this morning that about
three weeks ago he set an incuba-
tor and this morning had a large
bunch of little chicks. This shows
that Baptist preachers like chick
en- as well as do Methodist
preachers.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

..~pLETED
The New Machine Shops
of Supply and prepared
any all kinds of machine and blacksmith work
Steam Hammer
fecy welding of all kinds Oil companies will appreciate this
perfectly welded great milling
and mining companies rely shafns being made good
There is absolutely nothing n
do
The complete line of
OIL WELL SUPPLIES INCLUDING
BOILERS, ENGINES
and all kinds of tools for drilling for oil by
the largest in the country thing needed line Fishing
We branch largest company manufacturing
Oil We'll Supplies.
Parties using machinery tools bes,
buy consequently the economical
cted
ALBERT BROWN,
shop Sbhss Telephone 7is 7ls Manager
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21

Paint material at Jansen's 3-3m
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-21
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Comp..,.. p..,..
The New Machine Shops

of the Oil Well Supply finished and
do and all kinds blacksmith work The
The bee., 1902-08-07
The Heather in Our Own Land.

Investigation into the condi.
tion of the people of the Arkan-
sas and Missouri mountain region
prevails the fact that for down
right heathenism we have people
right here at home who are fully
the equal of anything beyond the
seas. The people of the Ozarks
do not, Sin their blindness, bow
bown to wood and stone," prin-
cipally because most of them are
not up to the standard of even
the idol-worshiper, if reports
made by inqu y are true.
Absolute ignorance reigns in a
country where nothing is eaten
but pork and corn, where chill
dren are left to run naked until
we'll toward their teens, and
where everybody, from the baby
up, spends the greater part of
the time in smoking strong ma
tive tobacco. Positively moth
ing is known of the outside
world, of its joys, It's sorrows, its
triumphs, its progress, or even
is civilization. The horizon of
this people is bounded by the
skyline of their own mountains,
and they have nothing to hope
for of this world. of which they
know little, or of the next, of
which they know nothing.
The condition Of these Ozark
mountaineers is but an accentua-
ton of that of mountain dewlers
of Kentucky, Tennessee, West
Virginia, North Carolina and
other states. To sensible people
they would seem to supply a
much better field for missionary
work than China, which is al
ready overrun with Itinerant gos-
pei workers, or Bulgaria, where
kidnapping flourishes, T h e
heather at our own door de-
mand the attention which is now
given to those who do not want
If
The bee., 1902-08-07
Earlin eton Free Library.

The Free Library and Reading
Room is again favorite retreat of
our students and literary people. 1t
is not easy to find place more
clean, cool, or comfortable.
The library contains over 700 vol
umes Of the worlds best literature,
comprising history, biography, po-
etry, fiction, science and religion.
Over two dozen periodicals come
regularly and are selected to suit all
ages and tastes, among which are
Century Magazine, Harper's Month
ly and Weekly, Munsey, Cosmopol-
itan, Mcclure, Everybody's, st.
Nicholas, Youths Companion, Col
lier's Weekly, RAMS Horn, Science,
Public Opinion, Literary Digest
Puck, Judge, etc., and several daily
papers.
The bee., 1902-08-07
WlTTlClSMS.

Summer Boarder.-Lack of educa-
ton is a great drawback Farmer
Jones.
Farmer Jones.-Ain't it? Why,
there's three men comes out here
who are fifty years old, and never
saw corn planted.-Detroit Free
Press. ...... .......... .....
whats come between Dick and
Miss Oldham? They used to be
such friends" .u .-. ~I..
"Why, you see, he saved her from
drowning the other day, and didn't
ask her to be his Chicago Record
Herald. .ili litHtf ,i.
"Does the razor pull, boss?" ask.
ed the barber.
mo, replied the man in the chair
1.-THE razor only catches and you dc
the pulling."-Chicago EveninG
Post.
Patient.-Why, doctor if 1 take al
ice-cold bath with this cold, IL
surely get pneumonia.
DIR. Killum Wright.-I know, anC
that is my great disease. I've new.
er lost a patient yet who had pneu.
monia.-Indianapolis News.
The man who owns a garden
With vegetables and things.
Can now be just as naughty
AS trust magnates and kings.
Chicago News.
The bee., 1902-08-07
STANLEY WINS BY SMALL MAJORITY
A Hard Fought Battle-Brasher Get,
Second Place-The Vote by Counts.

The congressional primary has
come and gone and the face of the
returns indicate that A. o. Stanley,
of Henderson county, has won the
nomination by something like 400
plurality over either one of his OPP
ponents.
The day passed off quietly so far
as heard from and about 1900 votes
were polled in the district. Stanley
got majOrities in Henderson, Union,
Webster and Mclean counties
Brasher carried Hopkins and Christ
ian, and Taylor carried Daviess and
Hancock.
The complete vote by counties is
as follows: