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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
SGbtet Naraft.

Cur Seiluns elmer lansanbaltenben Saut.
trantbeit. ee3ema, Srebs, @eli4tsbautaass
i9las, grinb unb 9eberfeden 1T cine MaGe
@ele a~usse9eben worben. Gin Spe3iaMf
IN oisien arantbeiten bat Elm Mittel emtbedt,
bas Seiluns fi9srt: @s pirb u~ertauft uns
ter benz Nameu @piberma Salbe unb 1T ga.
rantirt, bab es al bieie &rantbeiten bett,
natbem anoere Wtittel umionf a~nsemanbt
purben. IS tObtet ben Parafit, Der bic
urfa4e Der Rranfbeit 1T, iofort. Sir re9en
Saarausfaq, 6ablfOpf9teit ober @rtnb 1T es
sas bette Mtttel, bas man anrpenben fanu.
Wartin Molitor bat bic M8entur fir @pi=
bernna SaIbe; CT perfduft fie fit so Gents BITE
S4aatel. @elb 3nradertattet, ruenn feline
3ufriebenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Giir County . GommiKar

Nls Wits(teb bes go~untpratbs ba=
ben BITE Oemofraten bes 4. Commit
idrs Oitrifts it@ BEN Germ Syn.
&remer BON Cob Sprins erforen.
Serr &remer lit etn porurtbeilsfreier,
superldiftser @baratter; ais iolden
baben tbn bic Semofraten ienes Oi=
it'itts BET Der @ormabl anerfannt,
unb bic Slet9en giseni@aften merbeu
tie am 4. Iouember in ibm a6ten,
tnbem tie ibren gnti6eib BET Der Bri=
mdrrpabl BET Der Nopemberpabl err
bdrten perben, 9err &remer pereiz
nist In it6 ale giseuidaften, bic
nit 6e9t unb Sns barauf idlieBen
lafen, baB er ben 4. gommiHdr=
Oifrttt In @bren pertreten mirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Cur selbfbertbeioisuns.

Oils Nntport auf ben Nrttfel, mel6en Der
Cob Sprin9 &ecsrb" in ieiner lebten @us=
gabe publistrte, IN 8esua anf meme &anbt:
6atilr fir bas Nmt bes Countp : @ommiliGrs
i'm 4. Difrift, mOsen folsenbe 3eilen bienen:
Sene Bebauptunaen entbebren aIer @rmub=
lage. Sd bin feines anberen Wannes
Werfs 'li9, ionbern erfreue mid Der moblmols
len6en l1nteritiibung pieler gutter Sreunbe
iiberaQ i'm Diitrifte. Oie 8ebauptung, bab
6err Solepb S1eelar auf elmer perlOnli1en
&unbtour i'm . itrifte lei gu meinen @uniten,
1T cine erfunbene @ablliige, ba 6err S6ee=
9enb anidauea mill. Den Sttel uSerrdtber"
an Der bemofratii6en 8artei, fann i9 nit
polem &e9te IN ben v&ecoro" suriidwetien,
ba meme fribere uno seSenmdrtlse 9 ell
lun9nabme nit iener Barter o~asielbe re9t=
fertisen. SIS 1T bier feline parteifra9e, lons
bern ben erniten Winl6en uieler gutter De-
mofraten uno Sreunte entlpre6enb, babe i6
mid enti6loiien, als nnabbdn9iser @anbibat
fir bas Gountp Is ommiiiGramt i'm 4. Ois
itrift bel Der fommenoen Wabl auf3utreten.
Oieler Oiiirift 1T elm Sarmerz Oilfrift, uns
oesbalb ioQte aud etn Sdrmer ienes Mmt
bethlehem, pelder bic 8erbdltniiie Der Sar=
mer fennt, bur4 eisene prattti4e Srfabrun9
unb ni1t elm Wfann, rpelber iein games
eSntereiie in ber Sabrifation pom Gi9drren
unb gar fein Sutereiie on Ianbwirtbi9aftli.
den Yerbdltutfien bat. Oesbalb griiberz
Sarmer, labt @u1 nidt tdui9en burd fetne
&ebensarten ober fall4e gebauptunaen,
lonberm fimmt fir ben Mann, wel9er arbei
tet, benft unb fIblt mie Sbr, welder
bieielbe 8iirbe gu traSen bat wie Sbr uub
Seiien Sntereiis aud bas @uri9e 1T. SD
mar in 6ieiem Conn bic fieben letten Sabre
@iieiior unb babe gar feline Oppsiition If.
senb mel1er grt sebabt, welde Gbatfa@e
benefit, bab iene 2eute, wel4e mid f&onieit
20 Sabren fennen, mir ibr unbebin9tes gu.
trauen i1enften, unb i'd uiiuide unb boffe,
bab BEL Der fommenben Wabl am 4. Nopem=
Der bic Wabler bieies Difrittes mir aud
ioIdes 3utrauen i9enfen unb fir mid ibre
Stimme abseben, unb menn i'd erudblt mers
be, 10 1T es mein ernfes 8eirebeu, bas in
mi1 seieste 3utrauen nod beften 6raften
au re9tfertiSen. Mi4aeI Rites.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Don Minndota genannt merbenl ioa, 10 lit es Yfitt Ser Oemofraten 6s
County, f9 bteies ebrenmerben Namens wer6 gu MAIDEN. Oes tonnen
bic Burger be1orsen am @abltase, uenn ie itramn gu ibrer partei feben
umb muir Uednner aus i6ren Steben wdblen, mb smar iene Gednner, melde
ais Ganbibaen amf benz bemofrati@en Sidet urseidnet unb subem biele bs
3utrauens mertb fnb, mebes bas Nmt erbei6t, bas pon ibnen ansefrebt
rrb. Sn Ser Perion bes o.. S. 9. Dunn bat bic Partei einen mirbsen
GanOtbaen fur bas goroneramt aufsefeat, oenn er uereinist ale gisen=
Or. Dunn bat idmen Beirut ais ~bemdbrter arSt erprobt unb in ietner Stl=
lung als OeputpzGoroner, bic er mebr als neun Sabre einnabnt, bat er benz
County ais superldliser, prompter une semt1snbafkr 8eamte trefhide
0tenite sekifst. @r lit, nit emem @Orte selast, bes 3utrauens uoaaui
wertb, bas bic 0emotroten Bet Der qrtmdrwabt in i'm ieeten, anS bisfss
@ablase, ms es f6 sebabrt, ale fr i'm einteben. Dr. Dunn lit Elm
snfri5ager Democrat Elm ssi9idter Sa9mann uns ein saperlaidsr geamte
im Der @usfibruns Der nit benz Nmte perbunbenen YHi6hn. IS leat
bur9aus tan @rmb Dor, ibm feline stimme popuentbalten, ,pabr.nb ale
granOe Oa fnb, am 8abtase fir i'm ais Coroner BON stearns County
ensuiteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
&en5entrtrt Cure 9lmfmerf.
famfeit bferbtm.

Wir iinb bic bebeutenbteu gambler in Gen:
trail Nttnneiot 2dnbereien. 0ir baben buns
berte BON seuten bic uns seidrieben baben,
baB tie al nns fommen rperben, Inn iid uou uns
3ei9en gu laiien, mas MIR an ssarnen unb
uilben Sdnbereien fir fe baben. Bir molten
mebr 9anb gum 8erfauf. Soute baber bteie
Wn9abe Semanb gu 9eii1t temmen, mel&er
eanb beltst, bas er 9er1e perfaufen m04te,
6ann boffen mir, bab elm folder Bel urs pors
lprt9t o6er an ilns 5dreibt unb, faus es m0a=
lt@ 1T, es uns iiberldBt, eiuen &Gufer fir ibu
gu ftnoen. Ote Cooper Qanb @eleuidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Serrn Sobn NC. Gnn1el.
S &ran, an Senp Stole, fir tbeiI 1t
6 BIT IL Sanf Centre. .......... BOO
@aite 9arf a~ilociation an " 9ieiuser,
It 10 BIT 10 @aite Yarf. 5000. 100
8 M 8efier an gsid 9ebmeier, fir Its 4
&5 BIT l 2afe Yarf abb ct. @loub. 1150
8 sc Solisburp an 6 = &imbaG, fir
It 6 blf 6 &imbaq. ...,........ 200
@bas 8ramer an g s Me6els, fir u
It 3 BIT So 9ldrfs abb Melrole..... 500
Charlotte Norwoob an Sobn &olb, fir
lot l3 blot 3 Qpers & Glarfs abb,
Utelr01 e. OOE
Clara . glafe on 8 81 DUBOIS, fir
Its IL & IL blf 20 Spuf Centre. 1900
2ucp q Subbarb an Marp @ibiou, fir
1t 4 bIf 2 @ilberts mem abb YaneS=
Dtue. -. III
9 &einbarbt an 9 6 8ater, fir tbeil
ip4 mel feet 8 t 124 Fl 29......... 800
8m 8attiion an @atb Ooures, fir Its
9 & 10 BIT 2 &C & s abb ct @lonb 200
Sranf Stuff unb Satin on 0al Ser
man, fur Its Z, 8 & BIT l 8arbs.
ptue. 5OO
8 geilfe on y g @bituep. fir irp4 u.
anberes feet "a 125 II 3d.. 1875
Sobn & &ramer IN 9 Sumps, fir Its
20 & 81 blf IL Npon. .......... $40
She Utinn, 8 & Sruff Co OH Geo s
2atterea, fir 1t l blf ID Gaines abb
YaDnesptue. ........... ...... rs
Sid @ilperbina an s W glommer,
fir lts 10, IL & IL blf IL ct SoIepb 900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
ueber mtnneipta.
8Ieufe,
Sreeport, Wi1n.

SIS aibt % MablAablen in minneapolis
nit elmer tdsli9en @eiammtcapa3itdt pom
rs, 700 Barrels, senu9 INN, pen IS In grob
umsewanbelt 1T, iebem Wtanne, ieber Srau
un6 iebem &inb in Neu=G england, unb ben
Staaten Seem Yorf, Benniplpania unb Ohio
elm 8rob au 9eben. Die Nortbwefern 9imi=
teb 1T obne Qusnabme Der i4Onite gabn3us
smil9en Minneapolis, ct. Raul unb Gbiz
cage.
&. -. SeaSoaIe, @en'l 9afi.
Msent, 81. Saul, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Nuf NnfraQ mur6e Gebnun9 bes 9. 4
Macbonalb So. 20 pom Der &ehnung pom Z.
csSuli 1902 pernorfen. Oieie NOT fur 8er=
6fientltduns Der Sommerihnlnoti,en.
@uf Mntra9 gertasuns sine die.
s. s. Meper,
9oriiser bes Boarb Der County GommiiiGre
pom Stearns County.
8eitdti9t:
g. s. @ruber, @ountp sQubitor
unb er=offtcio Glerf bteies 8oerb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Tarm 5r p~erfamfem.

unteraei9neter III seiounen, ielne 500 Gder
grobe, ie1s Meilen iiibli9 pom Sauf Centre,
cine 8iertel Meile pom Der S4ule 9ele9ene
Sarm, u%ouitGnbi9 inter @ultur NIT mailipem
Brtdbaus unb 56xSO Sup GROCER S4eane
unb ionfisen CUR Sarm 9eborisen Sauteu.
meiifens uert, 3u perfaufen. We9en ndberen
g%ebinsunsen iuenbe man ii9 an
Sacob 8ota
Sauf Centre, MInn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
&omn1t rnb iiber5eugt @u9

@enn mir bebaupten, bab mir allen uuis-
rem &unben tn ieber Sinii1t sere9t merbex,
10 1T bies nlr Bic @abrbeit, bic elm Sober,
Ser NIT uns in @ei96ftsperbinbuus ftebt,
serne beseusen wirb. Sir Saus unb RaSs
liefern mir in
Spe3ereten ie9lteber Mrt
nur has Mlerbefe. geReIun9en merbsa
prompt beiorst, uub bic Waaren perbeH frei
ms Saus s~eliefert.
Lor. EnderIe e. Co..
ct. germainfrafe. ct. gloub, Winx.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
2anbUerfanf.

Das @runbeiaentbum bes uerftorbeneu
Sobu @oie 1pirb am 2. DECEMBER 1902, elm
nbr na9mittass inn alten &oie's Setm, eine
WeiIe nSrbli9 BON gem Nnni4 p~ertauft
rposu elm Sober, Der fid elm i4ones
6eiin arf bielem @ei1dftswe9e anei9nen
piu. freunblidf eiuseIaben 1T.
47.ba OieGrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

u tg Wertdufer fur bic SAINTS
Murierp Company, @auwatoia,
Wts. Asst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Observation-Disclosures

Cir ben rNorbHern" beri9tet pom &esihra'
Germ Sobn SO. @mmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Mbenbiisuns. ben 81. Oft. 1902.

guy VI uuu 40 uIuttS. ...... OEO 81
Sobn Auinliuan, i3eusensebibren,
Srritnnfaa BON 9 @larf ......... 212
@liie S9eis. j3eusenseb. Staat aesen
NB 3beis. l SO
ct &udlod, s S6abbla. 20
sesen SO SIieu. IL 20
Ni9 Nranf, HY Sheis. 9 rs
y 8 Vrisbam. 3eusenseb., Srrfmn=
fau Don & Homler. IL
Sobu Srld, eonltable9eb. Staat qe=
Sreb S9ilglin, Sberihsseb. @taat
.sesen s 8itowsfi II a:..:....... 50 e5
Slrlinnfaa Gffie II q. Is 60
BefOfisun9 Der @ef.
pon Sberburne 80 IN Sult, @usuit
unb September. ........... 30 80
B%ef0ftigung. ........ 80 70
Benton 60. IA SO
Stabt ct.
elou1 in Stunt, Suli, stusua..; -. II rs
,Suli, alusuN. @eptem5er: ...... ITO SO
Sberiffsseb. Staat ses
gen 5eminswap. 81 40
@ubpOnas fir @robs
sei9morene ........... ..... 70 20
fir &leinsei6m rs go
!3iebef1 Der @rob= unb
&leinseidm. ................. 300
DiRriftscourt. 49,. IL 90
s 9 Dunn, @oronersseb. u Sapes.. S 80
Sc Barnnm, Gree. ~&reis9eri9ts=
f9reibersebihren 49,. -. 800
Germ WiiIer, 8erl9iebenes ais glert
Of Court. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 s5
Sres S6ilplin, Noti3iberbrinsuug
- 80 G NLI Z On
ueberbrin9un9 BON
Steuers Gitationen ............ SO
T~ra6taablunq. $3.50. N
. 8 CALHOUN, Sreinaarten In Probate
Sreb S9ilplin, Sreimarten In Office 5 90
1~eberbrin9an8 bes &
Rotomstt nod Der DerbelierunaSs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
AUBURN.

The season has ended at the Bagley a.
Potter bowling alleys. so far as team
work Is concerned. the final games hav-
ing been run off last night.
The trial squirt of the Mashapaug en-
gine was postponed last night on ac-
count OF rain. II will be held this eve
ming. Engineer Pratt says that the ma
chine is in the pink of condition, and so
far as he knows, will make the showing
OF her life at the Decoration Day mus
ter. No pains nor money have been
shared TO have things In readiness. and
n is thought that "A fun quota of mem
bers will be on hand TO man the bars.
The company VIII participate I'm the pa
rade and do everything IN their power TO
assist the Cranston Stars" I'm making
their muster huge success. The mus
ter Is to be held at Chestnut Grove and
will be viewed by thousands.
The Aierta club celebrated their ninth
anniversary last evening with n supNcr
and social The following officers Mere
elected for the ensuing year George Il.
president: William r. Dutemple. secre-
tary: Richmond J. Stone. treasurer
5,tt.4t.-- -R#tleFy.FAeAaa- =. Hammond
John J. McInerney, board Of governors.
Secretary Dutemple on behalf OF the
members Of the club presented President
Dixon with n beautiful mantle clock and
pair Of candlesticks. The president
responded In his usual suave manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
NOTES FROM THE HhRB0R.

The following vessels have arrived at
and sailed from the port of Providence
in the last "A hours
Arrived-Steamers Rhode Island, Ha-
zard, New York; steamer Virginia, Wise,
New York; steamer City OF Newport.
Gage, Newport and return. steamer Bay
Queen, Bowen, Fall River and return
steamer ISLANDER, Pettey. Seaconnet and
return; tug Navigator. Umstead. New
York with barges' Felix and Florida
tug Edward Luckenbach and tow of two
barges, New York. tug Battler. Smith,
with one barge: tug II. II. Little. Miner.
with barges Emma, j. w. Mackey and
Marie: lighthouse tender Iris and sailed.
Sailed-Steamer Massachusetts, Apple
by, New York; steamer fremont. New
York; Chatham, Baltimore: tug r. Il.
Little, New York with barges J. a.
Allen. J. 7. Burden and John G. Wyman:
tug Richmond with barges Indiana and
George Moore schooner Mary G. Bowen
Newport News.
The arrival of a number of barges and
the anchoring of several more. all in
the basin below the Wilkesbarre Pier
gives the harbor the busiest look IL has
had for a week. Altogether about 20
vessels are now anchored i'm that locality
Tug Reliance came Off the dry dock
last night and this morning went down
the bay with a tow.
The fine ocean tug Navigator. which ar
rived this morning has had since her last
appearance here both her smoke
stacks increased about two feet I'm
height for the purposes OF giving an in
creased draft
Steamer Richard Borden. which has
been laid up az Hlll's wharf all winter
was towed up to the wharf of the steam
-haat- company meFnlns. where-shc
will be put In readiness for the summers
business.
The five-masted schooner Nry c.
Bowen. which has been discharging
big cargo OF coal az Harbor Junction.
sailed for Newport News this moIning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

French special visitors were applauded.
But they did not get the familiar and
cheerful greetings which came for the
sailormen. The greetings kept Count de
Rochambeau lifting his white-gloved
hand 10 the brim OF his cooked hat.
NAVAL DETACHMENTs.
The naval detachments of France and
the United States playing "Hai TO the
Chief welcomed the mayor and the
city's guests to the reviewing stand at
"A little after o'clock There was long
wait for the rest of the procession 10
approach. But il did not come.
There was a wild burst of people
through the police lines at Twenty-thrd
street. A bang and a clatter and an am
bulance whirled around the apex OF the
new Flatiron building and dashed down
the avenue. IL was followed almost i'm
mediatey by two more ambulances.
The French visitors raised their eve
brows and asked what the trouble was
IL was explained TO them smillngly that
undoubtedly some of the soldiers were
overcome or that some OF the cavalry
men had been thrown from their horses.
The city ambulance service was very
complete and was on its mettle-that
was all.
But still the parade did not come. IL
strain OF an approaching band and the
Hash OF the orange-topped chapeaus OF
Squadron A started the cheering again.
AN IMPOSING PARADE.
No one could ever have known that
anything was the matter from the way
they came Behind the cavalry came
the Twenty-second. 1t was noticed that
the ranks seemed sparsey filled out.
But they were I'm excellent alignment.
But all through the rest OF the parade
there appeared among the dark blue
coats or the Thirteenth and the light
blue of the Seventh and the tawny war
uniforms Of the Seventy patches Of
the brilliant crimson of the Twenty
second.
There were three or four Of the Twenty
seconds men, even, marching with the
Naval Reserves. who brought up IN,
rear OF the National Guard demonstra-
tion. These were those who had STAYED
behind TO do what they could for the
sufferers I'm the accident at Eighteenth
street
The visitors on ehe reviewing stand
were not informed Of the accident below
until after they had left the stand for
the Waldorf-Astoria. Not the slightest
hint OF any unpleasant occurrence was
brought 10 their notice while the citi-
zen soldiers were passing before them.
The Frenchmen were fun OF the loudest
and most enthusiastic praises for the
soldierly bearing and tho spirit OF the
men who. as Mayor Low explained TO
them, were the nations second line
OF defence "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
Admiral SchIey.
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
now precious. Respectfully yours In L.
G. & L., FRANKLIN B. HAM,
Commander of Arnold Post No. 4, Chair
man of Committee.
MAY BE HERE SUNDAY.
That he may be here Sunday is ear
nestly hoped by all classes or citizens.
The reply TO the renewed invitation ioi-
lows:
The Richmond, Washington. p CGaS9
Ny Dear Comrade: Nothing, ever de.
lighted me more than to be able to meet
and greet my old comrades-in-arms, but
the great honor my comrades In Provl-
dence do me / must forego, Tor the iea-
son that my engagements elsewhere
made compel me to do so. i can assure
NV comrades of Arnold post, No. 4, that
it is with deep regret that ma myseIt
unable to come TO them at this ufne,
and at the same time 10 say that / nave
been unable TO accept any or the many
kind Invitations which have come TO me
for a month past in view or engagements
made before that time.
Please convey my sincere thanks 10 lne
members for this high hhoonor' Erraitteern31lly
yours, w. =. SCp LIE l.
Franklin 3. Ham. ESQ., Commander Ar
mold Post, No 4. Providence, X. !.
Admiral Schley will remain IN Bangor
over Memorial Day, leaving that CITY
early Saturday morning for Boston; lie
will Join in the reception to the french
Visitors al the Hub, extended by Gov
ernors Crane and Mayor Collins.
That will permit him to reach this city
late Saturday evening on the midnight
train or early Sunday morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
INVITATION EXTENDED.

An invitation was extended by Com
pany T.. r. L. L., yesterday. to the gov
ernor's Foot Guard OF Hartford TO par
ticipate in a bake here. The visit will
probably be made on June nth. Today
Company r and the r. L. I. Veterans
sent an invitation TO the old Guard OF
New York 20 visit them and have a bake
some day next fall. Neither invitation
Is a regiment affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
A, the Auction sale OF Building Lots

Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday on
Elmwood avenue there Will be n Bal
loon ascension at y. IN. each day. and
the company proposes To give away
Pianos, Ladies' and Gents Gold
watches. Ice Pitchers. Tea Sets.
Dinner Sets. Opera Glasses and many
valuable presents 10 parties who visit
the property. Those presents will be
given TO visitors whether they purchase
lots or not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
adIesI Iadlesl Ladies'!

Pianos. Gold Watches, Silver Tea sets,
0pera Glasses are given away free at
.Tairview" Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Remember you do not have to
buy a lot TO get a present Take East
Greenwich and Apponaug cars. Get
there at p. m. Every one has chance.
Bring your friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

The French delegations az the dedica
ton OF the Rochambeau memorial were
the guests of honor last night at a ban
quet gwen at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
by members Of the order OF the Cincin-
matt I'm commemoration OF the victories
OF the American and French forces IN
the war OF Independence and of the in
stitution of the order
Above the seat Of Mr.. Nicholas risb
who presided, was displayed the. blue
and white shield Of the order nanked nv
the stars and Stripes and the French
tri-coior. Round the walls OF the gallery
suspended silken banners bearing ,bo
heur-de-lis of France and the various
American standards I'm use before tho
final adoption OF the stars and strines
At Mr.. Fish's right sat Ambassador
Cambon and Ambassador Porter and a.
his left Vice Admiral Fournler and Cois
onel r. A. Bingham. e. S. A. Of the
reception committee With General Var.
mum. the vice chairman. sat General
Brugerc. Lieutenant General Miles. Can
tain De Surgy OF the battleship Gaulois
and Assistant Secretary OF State Plerre
All the military and naval officers an
Continued on Page SIX
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
THE WEATHER

Boston, May S-For New England:
Fair tonight and Thursday; fresh wester-
ly Winds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14

city, delegate to the national con-
vention of the organization to be
held in Boston next September. The
Rock Island engineers hope to have
an association of their own shortly.
On every purchase you make Tues
| day YOU get 10 per cent discount,
with the exception of millinery, on
which we give you so per cent off.
Young & McCombs'.
Miss Edith Stropes, of Andalusia,
was operated upon today at her home
for appendicitis, Drs. Z. III. Bowman,
of Davenport, c. L. Berwald, of Buff
falo, and \. j. Miller, of Edgington,
performing the operation. The pa
tient rallied nicely.
VIII LANCE, the Second avenue bar
Der, is minus portion of the second
finger of his left hand as the result
of mishap at his shop Saturday,
razor falling from case on the wall
striking the member while he was at
tempting to catch it and cutting of
the tip clean.
A school for the lecturers of the
Modern Woodmen opened at the
head office today. About fifteen of
the field workers were in attendance
and the instruction is being given for
the most part by Alb Lands. Three
sessions will be held daily, ending
Wednesday. Rate adjustment is the
main topic of consideration.
John G. Schuermann has purchased
of Miss Catherine Davenport, through
Connolly & Connolly, the tract of
land comprising four acres. lying be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets and Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. The property is in the
heart of the residence district, and
when graded and made ready for
plating will be a most desirable site
for homes. The price paid was So
900.
\ move was taken up Saturday
evening by John Buford post, G.. \. r..
to secure the appointment of Mrs.
Mary +. johnson, widow of the late
w. +. johnson. who was a veteran
of the civil war, to the position of
postmistreSS of the state senate. \
committee was appointed to work for
the appointment and Gen. o. o. How
ard, who will be in Moline to address
the Chautauqua next Thursday, will be
interviewed on the question.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
FRED BUCK KILLED
BY FALL IN HAY NOW

The family of Ernest Buck, for
merly of this city, but now of Avon,
Fulton county, is weighted down with
sorrow on account of a sad fatality
that occurred at their home yester-
day.
Frederick y. Buck, the 13-year-old
son, was playing in the haymow with
other boys. In running across the
hay that had recently been slowed
in the loft, he reached cross beam
from which the hay had settled away
below. As he approached his footing
gave way and he was thrown across
the timber, striking on his side.
Several ribs were broken and inter
nal injuries of such nature inflicted
that he died few hours later. The
remains arrived in this city at noon
today for burial, and the funeral will
be held at > o'clock tomorrow after
noon from the home of the lads un-
Gle, c. II. Buck, at Pros Thirteenth av-
enue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14
Inhammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three
DAYS.

Inhammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three
Days.
Morton J.. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: my wife bad inflammatory
rheumatism in every muscle and
joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body and face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been
in bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians, but received no benefit
until she tried Mystic Cure for Rheu-
matism. 1t gave immediate relief
and she was able to walk about in
three days. / am sure it saved her
life" Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901
Second avenue, Rock Island; Gust
SchlegeI 6S Son, 20 West Second
street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-14

The electric spark goes through
every vein and every nerve. \ pleas
ant feeling creeps over the soul after
taking Rocky Mountain Tea, making
young the aged and feeble. t. II.
Thomas pharmacy.