davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1902-07-31
Acts Immediately.

Colds are sometimes more trouble some in summer than in winter, it's 50 hard to keep from adding to otLem while cooling of after exercise. One Min ute Cough Cure cures at once AhsO- lutcly safe. Acts immediately. Sure cure for coughs, colds, croup. throat and lung troubles. R. J. i'oung.
The copper era., 1902-07-31
Santa Ee Route

From Demiug or Fl PaSo,
 To all northern or eastern points. Close connection made at Kansas City and Chicago with all the northern and eastern lines. THROUGH COACHES. TOURIST CARS AND PULLMAN SLEEPING; CARS. All meals not served in Dining cars are taken at the popular santa FC Route Harvey Eating Houses Full information chccrfuuy fur niShcd upon application to GEO. F.. RoE- ' F. X r. A, Fl Paso. or W. ;. BLACK, Gen Pass Agent Topeka, k4s
The copper era., 1902-07-31

A Butte, Mont, dispatch reads: The colossal shelter built by the
 Amalgamated Company at Auaconda at cost of 5000, GOO is decreed a fail ure. The old shelter was abandoned six months ago. and all the salcable fit irGS were torn out; but Amalg; mated workmcu are now engaged in refurnjshing and rclitting the old shelter, as the new one must be aban- doned for purposes of reconstruction.
The copper era., 1902-07-31

Pocket maps Of Arizona. also of New Mexico. just the thing for the prospect
The copper era., 1902-07-31
Brick for Delivery.

We are now prepared to deliver bricl in any quantity.
 C. W. WILLIAMS X SON.
The copper era., 1902-07-31

Moli Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, indigestion and Constip2- ton. A delighful herb drink. Re moves all eruptions of the skin. pro ducing perfect complexion or money refunded. 23c and jo:. Write t0 Us for free samglc. ". II. Hooker tl Co.,. BaffalO, x. Y.
The copper era., 1902-07-31
To Cure 9 Gold in One Day

Take Laxative Promo Quininc Tab lets. All dug"ists refund the money if it fails to cure. r.. w. Grove $ sig nature is on each box. ? cents.
The copper era., 1902-07-31

II you want to rent q sewing machine call on Fulton, the secondhand man.
The copper era., 1902-07-31

Wall map of Arizona, 70 cents each at COPPER ERA office
The copper era., 1902-07-31
District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Ju- dicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for Graham County.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

NsicSnlaadiER
iadiaazlse'klta.lrt.sWnu ORA Piotra Go,mi,s,zo5 lie
Is .dotflNiad 1s, : tysiecy os66b, it6re MY
waay tege 5llsclkuaarstwa, powtsnsaje TO Same
5ze' jest ono najleps1em leeka.rst,wy,,emr IA
krew ! caly oreanizm. Nabyt 60 mo-
Ina tylko u ~specalnych agent6w Tub.
wprost cd wlaoeic,ela. Dr. Peter Fiahr,..
ney. l,s-l14 So. Hoyne ave-, Ohlsa-
go, III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Polska pod Moskalem

CUD W SWINlCY. -
Zdumiewaj9ce sjawlsko p~oruszY&o
lm,eszkanc6w VS., Swinlcy " POI
wlecle turecklm, " %gubernii ka-
lisk,ej. W ciagu pierwssych nlesz-
por6w " czasie Zielonych SwIasek
" Hostyl ma mo~nstranoyi, umle-
szozonej ma o}:a1zu, %ukazYws6
sic zaczat wlzerunek Zbawiciela.
Cud sprowadza tysiace p%oboznych
z.gubernli kalisklej i piotrkowskiei
q 20 stron dalszych, dzlenplki
warszawskle BOWEN daily szeroki
rozgios wisdomosci. Chrystus uka-
zuje sig czasem " popiersiu, cza-
sem " ca{ej postaci, otoczonY
aniolam1, niekiedy z screen ma
ionic, z ktorego bija iasne promie-
ME.
Ksradz proboszcz miejscovy
zmieniai k,lkakrotnie PrzaDajswie-
tsza Hostye W monstrancyi. kt6r9
.ata~ial ia t}ach rozmaltyob, zawsze
1ednak Pan Jezus sic ukazYwa1.
Gaia kompania ludzl wybra|a sic z
Czestocho Wy do Sxin,cv " celu
widsenis zdumlewaiacego sjawi-
ska.
WezY stkc, co wyzei ped jenny
Jest wedlug relacyi, zaczerpnie-
# .sr-4. ~ r.-a .HarHsr. E s+
tych z ,,Gazety Warszawsk,ej"
: warszawskiego ,KurYera Po-
rannego".
z SUWATK. w Hncia
zabity administrator tego majatku
8. p. Miec1yslaw Rydzeweki. w
dzien zab6jstwa bYi ieszcze ma sesyi
towarzystwa rolniczego " Suwal-
kach. Pc powrocie do domu, spot.
kawszy " szkodzie konie w}os-
cianekie, polec,f je spedzic z pola
i zamkna6 " swoiej stajni. W5o-
6oiania dowiedslawszy sieo tem
pfzyazli ma folwark j zaczeli sic
domagad wydsnia i'm koni. Gdy
50. R,dzewvs !, koni vyd,6 be,
aap'aoen'as k k'a = ...... srs.lkodse nie
ohcial, wia6oio'el koni haminski
strse'ii do Rvdzewskiugo j polo.yI
g trupem pa nielsqu. $z.Ab66je.
ores.to,wano. 81. IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
OjCieC Newman
jego wielcy doktorzy le-
GA dalej.
Wei, rs. Ed. Z; REJNERT,
prob. polskiego koSciola
Warsaw ave-,
ST MO.
WBNY rs. DoKroRzE!

WBNY rs. DOKTORZE!
Paai Eva Jeziorska 82-letn1a
niewiasta cd kilku lat chorowa4a ma
rozmalte bolesc, reumatyczne W
nogach, " bokach, W rekach i "
g}owie, a nawet W zofadku ME-
strawno66, odbijanie i czkawka
ciagle ia meczyfy pre-. przesz}o
diva lata. Dowiedziawszy sic o le-
karstwach Wiel. OLGA, pos}a}a no
ME raz j drugi, kt6re zazywa}a we
dug przepisu i W kr6tkim czasie
zupe}nle wyzdrowia}a, tax il obec-
ME czuje SIG zdrowa. silniejsza i
jakby odmlodnla!a, tax IL o Was
nych si4ach mogla przyjsc do mnie
opowledzied o dobrych skutkach
medycyn, przys}anych jej przez
Wiel. OLGA; A vice dzlekuje sto.
krotnie "a szczesliwe wyleczen1e,
b}ogos}awi Wicl. OLGA i prosi 2ana
Boga o zdrowie 0 jaknajdfuzsze
zycie ola Wlel. ks. Doktora.
Il uszanowaniem
KS. Ed r. REJNERT,
proboszcz " St. Joseph, Mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

tYska.
LACKAHUTA. = w ME-
dziele Z BIN. zsszio " tutejszen
kosciele katol;ckiem str assnle ME
sscze6cie, wywotanle nieprsytomno-
no6cla umya}u. Prey gtownej bra
mic, prowadzace1 do kosc'e}a
w,siai krsyz, na kt6rym pozostata
girlands, zawieszona tam 2 Okla
wi pobytu ks. kardyna}a Koppa.
Girlaoda ia zapalila sle. Ktos "
t}umnie krsykna}: ogien! ratuj
ale kto moze. W. kosciele .powsta}
straszllwy pop}ocb. szoseg6lnle
utraoiiy przytomnosc kobiety i W
przyypuszczenlu, re do g}ownego
wni1fcia ME ma juz destepu, rzu~
city sic Gaia mas4 ku wqzk,emu
bocznemu vyjsclu.. Napr6zno
ksiadz proboszcz Schwleder z ka~
zalnicy uspokaja} ]ud. n~apr6zno
wo}aii mezcczyzni, ze ogien juz
ugaszano. Ma stopnlach, pc "a
drzw,aml ko6cielnemi utworzy} sic
wal ludsl, DO jedni padali przez
druglch tax lezeli ma sobie
trzema rzedami. Przytomniejsl,
och}ona Wszy z przestrachu, poczeli
nieszczesliwych podnosic. I tn POI
kazafo sic strsszne spustoszenle.
Julia Narczok z Siemianowic,
kt6ra bvla W odmiennym stanle
skopa}a niesadfugo. Pozosta VIA 6
cioro drobnych dzleci. Mla}a
poiamane wszystkie zebra. Nadto
50 cie5ko porauione: Joanna r. icicz.
ke, Pauliua Mau2ura j Hllde-
braudowa. UmieszczoDo ie W Ia,
%zarecie. Pon;ewaz " czasie pop{o-
chu poczell ~ziodz'eJe wYc'agae luz
dzlom portmonetki z kleszea,,
zachodzipodejrzenle, ze iakies lotry
z umyeln wzniecili ogje1, ably ko-
rzysta6 Z popiochu p%rzerazenia.,
BYTOM. Tutejsze iowa
rzystwo xob,et, przesldowane pred
rokiem r6zneml protestant stawa}o
znowu prsed sadem. Chclano ko~
bietom udowodnio czYnno6c, ME-
doswolone. M6wiono pc poIsku,
splewano j nawet zgrozo po!skie
kobietY deklamowatY po polsku.
- ME 20 chiGssku. Bard1o wlele
obyiazajacego't m%ateryalu dostar-
ozyl komisarz. Madlel ! to, ze
utworzyia sic gdzies poaoboo
iaka6 llga kohjet, q. vice zapewnie
te do tel l,gi naleza. Dalej, se
wyczytal gdzies ze ma jakleiz
zabawie ''Towarzystwa kobiet,
byl 'spodobnon j ieden gosd zagra'
nlczny. ..
Proknrator wui6st Q nkaranie
i stawil wniosek; ably preses Tow.
psni ,Dombkowa J PAM Tuoholski
saptac,ly go 100 qmnareE, pp,
Babaczowa. Wylesychewa. Kipih.
ska, .PietrzYkkowvsikaa Is Alaoher p
maret 30
e! ob lae'l' " ;. I .',ep!'. otnies.!y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

Gel.
Oh
Il OALICYI.
ZBARAZ. w Hrycowcach, tn.
tejssego powlatu. zdarzyf SIG v
tych dnlach smutnY wYpadek. Ro.
botu,k Wawrzynlec Zsmbik. za;etY
prey budowie jednego z dom6w.
spadf tax nleszczesiwie 2 dachu
ma zlem,e, ze wskutek odniesionych
obrazeh W kilka miput zakohczyi
zycie.
RRZESKO. = W gmlnie
Borzecinie wybuch4 wskatek tide
rzenia p,o-unu " dom w}osclanina
Pods:awy polar, dt6rY ~rozszerzy~
wszy sig, zniszczy} do szozetu 6
zagr3d w{osc1ansk,ch.
SOKAL. - Szesnastoletni Jan
Bazylewloz, uczen tutejszei szkoiy
wydzla}owej, wysztdt wraz , in-.
nyml f6wiesnikaml kapaG sig do
Bugu. W czasie kapieli natrafi}
]ednak ma gfeble l z braku natvch-
misstowe] pomocy utona&. Zw}ok
lego dotychczas ME zdo}aao odszu.
kac.
ZOLKIEW. W1osciarin 2
Skwarzawy novel, Kosc Dobrus.
kop'ac kamien W mieiscowYm ka-
mien,e}omie, zosta} urwiskiem
&lemi tak nieszczesliwie zasypany,
ze pos,rada} zycie ma miejscu.
Wszelkie zablegt przywr6cenia
zycla nieszczesliwemu p~ozosta}7 bee
skutku.
W DRoHoBYCZU obnos,}
2ewien w}osslanln pc ryuku dziecko
p61toraroczne ma sprzelaz. Ludzlom
kt6rsY tlumnie ko}o nlego sic Q
brazil opowiada1 ze }zaml " oczach
o ~strasznej swell niedoli kt6ra zmu-
sila 60 do rozpaozliwego kroku.
iona mu umerls, zostawiwssv
60 " ostateczrej nedzv z 5 dro-t
bneml dzieGmi. Zajety opieka mad
dzieGml ME m6g{ chodzit "a "a
robkiem- W koncu postanowii
sprzeda6 najmfodsze dsiecie, kt6re
bylo ola ulego nsjwiekssym oie1a-
rem, ably tYm spoaobem zdobyt
pare uent6w ma chleD ola reszty
swych dzieci. Pewna mieszczanka
drohobYcka objaw,Sa gotowosc ku-
piania dzlecks. Ma zapytanie, lie
z9da "a malca, odrzeS1 b,edak:
rDajcle lyle. ov Dyfo ma chleb
ola mvch dz,ee,a. M,eszczanka da.
IA mu 3 korony zabrafa dz,ecko.
W tel chwill jednak %oiciec przy-
blty b~oIescia, zachwlat sip | runal
+ jskiem n z,emie. GdY przywro-
como 90 do prsYtomne6 j, zazada1 J
p}aozem oddsnia mn dsiecks.
M,eszozanka dziecko mu zwr6cifs
w~lo6cianin za6 odda} jej pieniadze
1kt6ryoh ofarowaaas M ! 10
one:
&8 100 sss 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

Pisa}em W obecnosci uzdrcwionej
?. p. J~eziorsk'ej jej c6rki p. W.
Barczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Seyery
Serca

~spiesznie zaQradZa
chOrObO1n r
wodnej puch1inie,
o~slabieniO1la, pa1pi-
facyi, ~nieprawidl0-
wei cyrku1acyi, ma
padOm Olnd1enia,
oraz WZfnacnia !
orZezwia ca1y 0rga.
MIN. cena$
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
EXPORT, Pa, 81 Marca 1902.

A., 81 Marca 1917.
WJELEBNY OJCzE!
Niniejszem upraszam przyjaG po-
dziekowanie "a lakarstwo otrzymas
ne cd Cieble, a kt6re W dw6ch ty.
godniach wyleczy}o mnie zupe}nie
z bardzo d}ugiej a niebezpiecznej
choroby. Bo juz d1uzszy czas ME
by}em zdolny do piracy a pc uzyciu
twego lekarstwa, czuje sic bye o
dwadziescia lat m}odszym i tax
lekklm, jak W zyciu ME by1em, co
jedynle zawdzieczam Wiel. Ojcul
pragne, abyszaden Polak bedac POI
dupadlym ma zdrowiu ME szuka1
innego doktora, tYlko jedynie Wiel.
OLGA Newmana j %jeszcze powt6rnie
zase1am jak najserdeczniejsze die
kie, Kresla sic z g}ebokim szacun-
cki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

Y 81, 81 siiprz6now,e oalY matsryal
dovodosy l.ystll tyle, e .T'o.
|warsJsstwo kobiet,, usnano wpravv--
|daie q pol,tYczne. ale cslo ot,i1d
uwoln,ono Cd kary q koszta procs-
so nalozono kasie panstwoweJ.
90
w BOWIE roswi9zaf lam
darn sebranle Towa1systwa ludo-
wego v chwil,. kiedy pew'sn clio
mex v odcsycle wspomnia4, jaIk2: to
'Albrecht pruski prsYs,ega3 kr6lo-
vi polskienu wiernoac ! jsk poi
MEL przysiega poszla Y sapomln'lnes-
ME. Zandarm uzasadnli rozw,azanie
tenn, be lokal mole poE,escic
tylko So osoby. o bylo icb VIE
cej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

M%gmGN.asmn Nv 1870 S+A&STI sta m..fata f-xJ4sSaa t2rrrfs
y; = dov,,.duispy
sis I I o q Ge q IL pr,ydsI.llllo q
llk,oloaalnsleo strsjku. Miaunowiciie
wlek.ra czzSc chiopdw 20 wsiach
gospodarstwach odm6viia piracy
dop6ki ME otrzymajs podwYss1e-
MA placy. IL.
Pc zaprzestaniu piracy chop
gromadsa sIe ' danem m,ejsou
j niszcz4 wsselk,e zopasY v polu.
Wlele stoddl kakze pablo ofara
ogn,a se strony mot}oc5u.
Rad wysIaa ma m,e1so, niepo.-
rzadkdw wojsko j y wleIu m,ejscoo-
wvSoiach prsysalo do tormainej
bitwy.
FEHIEE ~. ~. A-E-E- a9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

NRZESNIACY We Lwowie.
Nepomucena Piasecka miesska.iak
csYtamy v .,Pr.yg}adzle'' lwow-
skim, ns folwsrku KrssuczYn prey
III. Snopkowskiei. 2 Poznan,a
przysfai jej komitet wrzeslhski 1900
NJ; kwoty tel uzyfa do u~rzadsenia
pralni.
Kantor pralnl znajdowa6 sig
bedsie prey ulioy Akademjckiej.
Wkr6tce przybedzie do Lwowa
mas Piaseckiei 70 starszemi dziec-
MI. - Bednarowlczowa, zasadzona
W precise wrzesinsklm ma rok wie-
przyby}a wraz z mezem do
Lwowss Bedna' ow,cz, jake zdolnY
otrzymaf natychmiast robo'
te prey kolel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
IT. j. e hreSATE
SLASH

W Paras.ovcu pod Rybihh--
skiem NJ s1lasku roswlssal
..amtowy. zn6w zebrsnie polskie
ponlewak ME m6gi dakladnie xro-
zamie6 :resci vyglassanycb NOV
pol.klon. Dopuszszai sic prztyem
nadusyc, ktorYchtY sig ME powsty
dill ~naigorssy nawet satrapa ro-
syjski. Tax OTTO v panstwie .,boia-
zal bozej'f ssanuje SIC prawo.
N,ema rzeczywidcle gorsae] dsiczy,
mad dzIcs pruska. q tenn ona
wstretniejsza. te z~as}ania sig
has&Ami oywilizacyjnemi. My
jednak4e wYtrwamy. pewni, ze
przvjdzie kreska i ma tego Ma
tYska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

#.a.#E aH-H
dzia1ajq szybko
/ SkufeCZh1e ma
w~sze1kiego r0dzaju
Dol g1owy / heura1-
giq, bo1eSci PREY
peryodach / u.
smierzajq febry.
Me ~wywierajq lad
nych szk0d1iwych
wp1yw6w ma obieg
krwi. Cena 26 ct.
, 1902-05-07
FIRST
PASTOR OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH
DEAD At FUTNEY, VERMONT.
OF PARALYSIS.
Rev. J.. D. Pierce Succumbs To a
Stroke on the Night Of the Fifth
His First Charge Wa In This
City and He Had Child Buried In
the City cemetery-Beloved by
All,

The following special from Berkeley
Cal, to the Salt Lake Herald will be
read with interest to the people of Liza
annie. 1t refers to the first pastor OF
the Baptist church, who served the
people here in 1869 and 1870. He went
away for a time, returning eve or
eight years later. He had a young
wife and to them a child was born.
which died and was buried in the Gem.
etery here. The special follows:
News has been received here OF the
death of Rev. d. ]. Pierce. former pas
tor of the First Baptist church of this
city. and a pioneer clergyman Of the
Pacific coast. at Putney, VT, last night.
One of the first charges of the deceas,
ed was at Laramie. Wyo.. twenty-five
years ago. In the early seventies he
was pastor of the First Baptist church
OF Seattle. now known as the White
Temple. He next became president of
the Seattle Baptist university. and lat
Ell accepted q professorship in the state
university of Washington.
Rev. Pierce vas noted as a pulpit or
ator. and inaugurated the Chinese
movement on this coast. His death
was caused by a paralytic stroke
which occurred last Friday.
, 1902-05-07
SALT AND SINCERITY.

Nothing succeeds like distress.
The bigger a little man is, the less
he amounts to.
Birds of a feather occasionally pre-
fer to flock apart.
The man who has a large heart can
not have a light one.
What is sauce for the gander may
be saucy for the goose.
One who knows does not talk; one
who talks does not know.
Ii you mind your own business you
won't work more than eight hours a
day.
They belong to the landed aris-
tocracy." Indeed! when did they
land?"
The average woman wishes to be
ideaiized and strongly objects to being
understood.
understand. He thinks that he is on.
but he isn't.
A oma may be a mystery to a
man and to herself, but never to an
other woman.
People who take pains never to do
any more than they are paid for never
get paid for any more than they do.
If you have a wife and love her.
tell her so-tell her half a dozen times
a day. This was said by a bachelor.
Some writer's are famous for the
books they have written; others for
the books they ought to have writ
ten.
There is a subtle sympathy pro-
duced by marked passages. Put faint
pencil marks. then lend the volume.
and you will know your fate.
1t may be hat there is a bigger bit
Of political clap-trap than the state
ment that all men are born free and
equal, but l cannot Just recall 1t at
the moment.
MY son. said the philosopher, on
his death-bed, my son. two things
you should never do. First. do not
endeavor to pry into the future. for
II you will only wait o shall know
ali. And. second. do not chase after
women, for II you do not they will
chase after you. Farewell"
Relieved of the presence of that 8 o
cial pacemaker. the chapcron. the dis
ciples OF Plato are wont to take long
walks, and further on. they spend
whole days in the country.-The
| Critic.
, 1902-05-07
NEW.FOUND PHILOSOPHY.

Some people cannot see a joke even
after they cut their eyeteeth.
He is a wise nan who takes some
others umbrella, though 1t be not rain
ing.
He who would rid himself of rela-
tives needs only to fall from prosperity
to poverty.
A collar button is a small thing and
yet there are those who charge 1t with
being the roo of all evil.
The man who holds his tongue gets
credit for being brainy, while he may
merely be deaf and dumb.
One can never tell how much brains
q mar has by the size Of his hat; the
mans head may be swollen.
II our ambitions PANIED out accord
ing to our hopes, there would be no
small potatoes in this world.
A man who has little money Is JUS
titled in saying that happiness does
not consist in having wealth.
II you talk back to q woman she
will tell you you are no gentleman;
II you remain silent she will call you
= coward.
Many q man who Is . Chesterfield
In the presence Of anoths1s wife. 10 .
rude boor to his own wifs behind hi
swn doors.
, 1902-05-07

TRIAL FOR THE KILLING OF ROC
ERs BEGAN At GREEN RIVER
YESTERDAY.
Cheyenne Witress Will Relate Con-
v%ersation He Had With Copeland
An Hour Before The Shooting,
When Copeland Said Rodgers Had
Been Hounding Him.

Lawyers and witnesses for the stat,
and defense in the trial of Ned C. Cope
land. which will begin tomorrow, are
arriving, says a special from Greer
River to the Omaha Bee. and when the
legal battle commences there will be
a large lumber of outsiders here
Copeland's relatives will put Up u
strong fight to clear him of the charge
Of murder. He will put up the plea OF
insanity as his defense.
The relatives of Rodgers. the mar
whom he killed are also active and are
lending the prosecution every possible
assistance toward securing a convic,
ton. No trouble is anticipated in Sc.
curing a jury and it is expected that
the trial of the case will be commenc.
ed with little delay.
Copeland is reported to be in fairly
good health. but he acts strangely at
times and has every appearance of be-
ing demented.
The defense will introduce one wit.
ness who lives at Cheyenne. and who
was a passenger in the car in which
the killing occurred. whose testimony
will go a long way toward establishing
the insanity plea. This witness talk
ed with Copeland for nearly an hour
just previous to the shooting. At that
time Copeland was telling of his trou-
bles and how Rodgers had bounded
him since leaving San Francisco.
He said that Rogers had soma infu
ence over him and that he tCopeland)
could not get away from him. The
witness suggested that perhaps the
high altitude affected his (Copeland's)
mind. but the latter said he thought he
was all right. The witness, it is I'M
derstood, will testify that Copeland
acted strangely and a far from be-
ing a sane man at the time. He had a
wild, unnatural look in his eyes and
appeared to be laboring under some
unknown influence which he was try
ing to shake Off.
, 1902-05-07
APPEAL
TO BE PROSECUTED IN sEGRE
CATION OF PART OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. THREE.
County Commissioners Vote Two to
Sustain County Superintendent
and One Against Her-WiIl Be Re.
ferred to State superintendent and
May Go to District Court.


IL cei'ain HAT the matter or the
'hanse Oh the oouhdry line OF t"n
schooi d'strlcts, "here a part OF dis
'ric' NO. was added TO district NO.
VIII oe taken before state Supernitehd
emu OF schools lyman, and 1t is a prob
aoi''ty mat IL VIII get into the district
court. The matter came before the
ooard OF county commissioners In the
form OF a protest against the action OF
the county superintendent III making
the mango. signed, 1t Is said. by all
, 1902-05-07
pH,LosoPH.o mAuNoEa,Nas.

The best way to win on a horse race
Is to forget to take any money to the
poolroom with you.
Work is a great thing to keep mans
mind of his troubles. unless work hap
pens to be his trouble.
The chimney sweep, anyway, is al
ways ready to admit that he is just
as black as he is sooted.
Atlas may have held the world IN
his shoulders, but Mr.. Morgan WASH!
standing on the world then.
No matter what else may clamor for
recognition, it's always safe to bank
ON uncertainty as a sure thing.
The general who hesitates long at
the possibility of losing q battle will
not realize his hope Of winning.
1t isn't really necessary or quite cou-
ventional for the ex-convict to en-
grave his number on his visiting cards
A phrenoiogist would have a hard
time to determine the character Of tho
average prize fighter by the bumps on
his head.
Not once in = lifetime does man get
out Of range Of the possible calamity
Baltimore News.
, 1902-05-07
OFFICERS OF BOARD
REELECTED TODAY.

The board of education this after.
noon reelected the following officers:
Director-Ot. Gramm.
Clerk-E. d. Carter.
Treasurer. c. Jones.
The bond of the treasurer was fixed
at 10000.
A standing committee to visit the
schools. consisting of Messrs. Corthell
and FraZee, was created.
Others committees are:
Supplies-Messrs. Carter and Jones.
School property and repairs
Messrs. Johnson and Gramm.
The board will hereafter meet reg.
ularly on the first Thursday in each
month at 10 a. m.
All the teachers were reelected ex-
cept Misses George and Stryker, who
did not apply, and Miss Barton. who
declined. Misses Wallis. Moudy and
Williams were elected to the vacancies.
Prof. Lees election was postponed for
one week.
, 1902-05-07
CATTLE POISONED
BY EATING WEEDS

Cattle have been dying in large num-
dy. of late, being poisoned by weeds.
Judge Kinney lost over a dozen head
and other ranchmen report similar
losses. The weed grows very rapidly
after the spring rains n it is difficult
to keep stock from eating it.
, 1902-05-07
MRS. DEN|sON WINS
NEW YORK LADY CHOSEN PRESl-
DENT OF THE NATIONAL FED
GRAFTON.
Election Occurred Today. the Last Of
the General Meeting at Los Ang-
eles-MemoriaI to Cost Two Hun
dred Thousands Dollars To Be
Erected at Worlds Fair.

Los Angeles. Cal, May S.-The nom
ination committee of the National Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs has complet
ed the list Of officers which is to be
voted upon by the the federation today
The ticket follows:
President-Mrs, Dimines T. S. Den.
ison, New York.
First Observation-Disclosures. Robert
Burdette of California.
Second Vice.President-Mrs. Emma
Fox Of Michigan.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. William
F. Coad Of South Dakota.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Lou.
Use Peppenheime Of South Carolina.
Treasurer-Mrs. emma Van Vechten
of Iowa.
Auditor-Mrs. Noyes of Wisconsin.
The nomination made for the board
of directors contained several old mem.
bers and these new ones:
Mrs. W. A. Nelden Of Utah. Mrs. ].
c. Carroll of Texas. Mrs. Humphreys
of Kansas.
AS today is the last day of the con
v%ention, the business session in the
morning. aside from the election of
officers, promises to be otherwise live
~.
The charter. which caused such a
mix up in the previous session. is to
be further considered.
The report Of the Louisiana Pur-
chase committee is also to be present
ed for consideration.
Mrs. Philip Moore OF ST. Louis is
the head of the committe which for
six months has worked on a plan for
a $780, 900 memorial to be erected by
the club women at the st. Louis expo
sition. This memorial is to take the
form of IA building to be used as IA Wo
mans building during the fair and af-
tel wards converted into federation
headquarters, as well as a hall of phil
anthropy for societies engaged in this
work.
The complimentary excursion to
Long Beach claimed over 1000 visitors.
They made the trip in two special
trains.
, 1902-05-07
FOUND TREES PLANTED
ACCORDING TO coNrRAt

Mayor Spicer and Councilman Eng.
strom and Gates, who examined the
tree planting done by Gus Johnson un
der his contract with the city, found
that the full number had been planted
and that work had been we'll done. Mr..
Johnson's bill was allowed and a war
rant for the contract price issued.
, 1902-05-07
RETURNED FORM TEXAS
WITH 1000 CATTLE

l.. A. Webb has returned to Buffalo
from Texas. where he purchased 1000
head of cattle to be placed on the
Johnson county ranges.
David Gammell bought 1.40O head,
which will be ranged In the Powder
river country. The stock will be de-
Hvered next week.