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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01

KOLEJ North Western spree
bedzie tykiety ekskursyjne
" dniach 4 j 5 Maja, dobre do
80 Czerwca, do Dallas, Texas.
KOLEJ BURLINGTONSkA
sprzedaje tykiety ekskursyjne do
Dallas, Tex, dobre do powrotu DO
Z Czerwca u okazyi konferencyi
medotyskiego kosciola episkopalne-
90, jaka sig tam odbedzie. P}aci sic
tylko "a jazde tamdotad i jeszcze
tylko 5000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
WIADOMOSCI .
E.

POLsKI OBCH0D. w
Niedziele, 20. nieszporach, zebra}y
sic Komitety polskich iowa
rzystw i uchwali}y urzadzi6 W tym
roku jaknajwspanialszy obch6d
rocznicy przyjecia Konstytucyi
Trzeciego Maja i to W d6lnej
hall koscio}a sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
W Sobote, s Maja, b. r. Poczatek
obchodu o godzinie 8 wieczorem. w
Sobote al odbedzie sic W kosciele
sw. Stanis}awa Kostki msza sw. O
niepodlegfosG Polski.
WODA W rzece Mississippi
ustawicznie rosnie. Dzisiaj rano
wodoskaz markowaf 2.s stop pol
wyzej z~wyczajnej mark woody.
ASSESSOR miejski E. W. Reb-
stock zajety jest obecnie szacowa-
niem posiadfosci gruntowych.
ROME artyku}y zywnc<ci,
jalS mieso, jaja, kartohe i maka
~.znacznie W naszem miescie podro-
.zafy.
PAROWY MLYN kompanii
Bay State Milling Co. jest teraz W
ruchu dzien i noe, al tax ledwie
nadazyc moze z wykonaniem wszyst-
kich zam6wieh. +
PANOWIE F. A. johnson i
NJ. Toye sprzedali swoje grunta M
Prairie Island panu Z. L. Shepard
~ $4,000.
RODZICE MECH ME pozwalaja
swoim dzieciom "a wiele skakad
przez linke Dumping rope). w La
Crosse " minionym tygodniu pew
ma 5 letuia dz~iewczynka s%koczywszy
100 razy przez linke, dosta}a kfdoia
~ boku ! sumarla.
~ ss@S Co 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01

w KSIEGARN1
&.
" Ninona, Minn.
500 Il. 3 street.
o4na dosta6 rozmaite ks:4zki pole
lie sxczeq6lnie za6 naste pujscs:
KS1AZK1 DO
Bog Z tobq. Ks,azeczka do ma
bozenstwa ola miodzlezY szk6l-
nej 100000. 80. ~ 9
Pnty do Mabo4ehst,oa, ksiazka
do nabozenstwa "a czest Naj6w,et-
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustaiqcej Po-
mocy, " psradnej oprawie, z&ote
brzegl, okuciem l .amecz-
KEN . 8Oc
Ani61 Srdz, ksiatka do nabo-
tehstwa " ozdobnej opraw,e, L
bialemi ok{adksmi z ku6ci s&ouio
wei, "a z1oconYm brzegiem, L
klamerka - st6sowna n
prexen ola pannY 700
Ani61 Str6S " psradnej opra~
vie z czarnej sk6ry. wytioczo-
nym ma okladce z&oconYm krzye
tykiem, ~z}ocone brzeEi.- Z klamer-
k3........... .~...... 100.
Ani62 Str6$ ksiazxa do nabo-
zenstwa ola katol'ck'e] miodziezy
" mniejszym formacie W wspa~
nia@ej oprawle czerwone-
go aksamltu, wyttcczonvm
ma ok}adce z4oconym krzyzyk'em,
20 zfcconymi brzegami.... 400
Wianek Maryi (Wianek ku
csci Naj6wletszej Nary Paauy) Z
wYtlocsonym obrazkiem ma oklad"
&c zfoconrm brsegiem z zto-
oonym tytulskiem $l.oe
II sama ksl2zka z okuciem l "a
meczkiem ......~........l.25
Kyborek csyIi kr6tki spos6b
nabozenstwa codz,eHnego oprawny |
" droga sk6rke z oSuciem i kla-
: s}oconym krzyzYkiem ma
okladce i zlotym tytuliklen go
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dunina ksiaz-
ka do nabozensIwa (Biskupka) "
paradne] opraxie 20 z3oconym
tytu}em z}ocone brzegl Z okuciem
klamrq (dla kobie)...... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb.skupa Dwnina ksiai-
ka do nabozsnstwa (Biskupka) "
mocnej pieknej oprawie &c zloco-
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $1.30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
PLAN JAZDY

PLAN JAZDY
8 Pociag6w kolejowych *
" WINONIE.
Chicago d Northwestern.
Odjazd ~pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Ex Sunday 700 .. N
Chicago PASSENGER lex sum gn e:ss ?: q
Ma Zechod.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;.sP.M.
Minnesota Mail Passenger, Ex. SUM- r.so Pm.
Passenger, No. I OK. Sum- IT'S Pm.
PrzYbYcle pocl9, ":
Ze Wschodu.
e ss'e.so s Ssl:11 No. IL: aa.,s g.; S 81:
Minnesota Mail 1890 p. n
:. re Zachodu.
MINI. PassengerNo.4 (Ex Sum- II s. 4. N
Local Passenger No. Except Sunday $3.50 P: n
Chicago, Burlington 4 Northern
Ma p6lpoc-
0epan. Arivs.
St. Paul b Minneapolis En- e.oy a xI.43 4 n
St. P. & Minneapl. Limited 4.15a m ,11.os p n
M poludnie
Chi s.. Louis & Peoria Ex. ,o:4s ?. m. 11:4 p. n
Chicago & StLouis express s1.o4 q. N. 1850 a. u
wszYstkL dz1enne
Chicago Milwaukee 4 St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Island expr.'s daily .1.3o ..m
Fast Mail (dalyi COZ u n
Chica 60 vesths,led ds!lv] 11.43 o. %.
Chicago express o;1o D m
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express (daAy] 424 a. m
Chicago vesdbuled (daDy s:a4 a. n.
Fast Mailldaiyl 1906 p m
Rock Island sxpIesHda!y, 80 p m
9:,o p m
Green Ray Line.
Depart Ar,e
Green Bay Passenger c:35 4 q, $40 p
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
Ksiazki rozmalte.

kslazkl rozmalte.
KantyezM. - Pastora}ki i ko~
ledy czyli plosakl wsso}e ludu "
c1as1e SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
po domach spiewane....... Is
Malowniczy op;s~ Polski csyli
Geografa oiczystego kraju, Z licze
neml obrazkami l mspa. Zawlera
przeszfo IS stronic... go. IS G.
Kieszonkowy Sio~nik Polsko-
angielskl l ang,elsko-polski uto-
tony przez Antoniego Parysk,eeo
wraz : .,Eauka wymowv n
gielskiej". 81 90.
Aleksandra Chodkki S}ownik POLE
10 Augielski / Ang'elsko-Polskl
" mocnej oprawie 20 ztoconemi
tytul.Kami. Cena........... $500
fiosnki, Dumhs arye naro-
dave (oprawne).. .......... 25
Wybor pie;ni narodooych, = st6-
rYm Enalduia SIG: dumkt. st7es
mars1e krakowiakl, maaa:Y,
p,esni patrYotycsne, woles :
hlstorycane ,td.......... So
Lirnik Polski. ZawieralacY 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krskowlak6w
plosDek iudowYch. w mocnel
oprawle. Cena..............75c
Bua;a P;.sa; s,p;aso.eyh. 80
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Holima man-MatheWs.

Redfeld, June 24.-Sunday after
noon at O'Clock one of the prettiest
home weddings ever seen in this sec
ton took place at the residence OF
Mr.. S. T. Ware, uncle of the bride.
Mr.. Harve Holman and Miss Vela
Matthews were united in marriage. Mr..
Holman is q noble specimen Of young
manhood, sober, Industrious and edll-
Gated. He is a brother of DR.. ]. E.
7. Holman, of this place. The bride
is a beautiful brunette and has many
personal charms which have endear-
ed her to host of friends. She is a
niece of Mr. Ware, editor of the Cabot
Guard. Her father before his death
was editor of Des Arc paper. Many
friends came from Pine Bluff. Little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Tor governor, lieutenant governor and
secretary of internal affairs. are a.rir-
ing on every train. The city is gailv
decorated in honor of the occasion
and leading citizens are taking an ac-
tive part in the entertainment of the
visitors. The convention will be call
ed to order in the Park opera house
at 10 o'clock by William T. Creas"
chairman OF the state committee. \
large delegation has arrived from
Flttsburg and Allegheny in the inter
est of the candidacy of George ".
Guthrie for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton. The name of Congressman Jas.
X. P. Hall is also prominently men
toned IN connection with the Lead of
the ticket. Sentiment among the del
egates is unanimous in favor of max
ing ballot reform the leading Issue Of
the campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
RAILWAY VALUATION
For Assessment Purposes Fixed al
$2e,ooo,OO0.

Little Rock, June 24.-At meeting
of the state railway assessment board
yesterday morning, Governor DAVIS
presiding, it was voted to assess the
railway, telegraph and express com
panies in the state for taxation on the
same basis used last year, when the
total assessment was $2S,29S,031. OF
the total last year the Gould system
lines in Arkansas were assessed Sill
$40 ,354, the Cotton Belt $4,127 1872,
and the Choctaw S2,6S9, ,470. Increas-
ed mileage will increase this years
grand total Of assessed valuation to
about $29,000,000. The totals have not
yet been computed by the secretary
of state. The rate Of assessment per
mile is: Cotton Belt, $500; Choctaw
Oklahoma and Gulf, $500 Kansas
City Southern, 81, 500; Frisco, $4,000;
Iron Mountain (new line), $4,000,
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis,
0,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Kansas PopuIists.

Topeka kas., June 24.-Five
thousand delegates and visitors filed
the auditorium today when the Pop
ullst state nominating convention was
called to order The fusion element
predominated and the delegates mixed
their enthusiasm with that of the
Democrats, the latter being represent
ed and by a large force of Democratic
leaders who were on land to see that
tie well laid plans ior fusion were
not tripped up by any schemes On the
part of the willy "mid-loadecs Judg-
ing from the preliminary speeches and
early proceedings If III, convention,
however, the fear of interference with
the fusion plans, was without founda-
ton and unless all signs go astray the
Democratic ticket nominated at Wic]:-
lta last month will be indorsed with
hurrah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
CIVIC IMPROVE MENT
Call For Meeting at Merrill
institute at 8 P. M.
Thursday
10 ORGANIZE A LEAGUE OF THE
CITIZENS FOR CIVIC I'M.
PROVEMENT.
Every Lady and Gentlemen Havina
Interest CT City at Heart Urged
to Be Present
TIE CALL AND IT'S slGNERs
to Be Present.

Some of the enterprising citizens of
the city have issued call to all citi-
zens who feel any interest in Pine
Bluff to meet at Merrill Institute at
s p. m. Thursday for the purpose of
organizing civic Improvement
league. 1t is move in the right drec-
ton, and the gentlemen who take the
initiative should be encouraged in
their undertaking by the presence at
Merrill Institute Thursday night OF
every citizen of Pine Bluff, ladies' and
gentlemen, who desire to see every
thing possible done to beautify and
improve the city. The call is as fol
lows:
The undersigned, desiring to form
League for Civic Improvement" :"
hereby call a melting of the citizens
of Pine Bluff. to be held at the Merrill!
Institute, on Thursday evening, June
26, 1902, at 8 p. M, for the purpose
Of effecting an organization. Every
citizen interested in improving and
beautifying our city is requested to
attend. The ladies are especially in
vited
J. e. Boyce, l.. !. Pollitt, James l..
Goree Fred Fox, f. l.. Dilley, r. c.
Wilkins, J. f. Rutherford. w. J. Gal
braith, A. Brewster, j. Fl. Macmillan,
A. B. Grace, D. G. Bell c. G. Newman,
JOS l.. Kornfeld, James M. Hawley,
Charles We'll, j. w. Crawford, Isaac
Dreyfus, NJ. A. Austin, George H.
! Adams, A. NJ. Barrow, and many
others
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Stuttgart Liveryman Killed.

A. c. Andrews, the liveryman at
Almyra, was killed one day last week
while driving on his way to Stuttgart.
In company with two little girls he
was approaching the Cotton Belt
tracks between here and Amyra just
as the train came by. His team be-
came frightened and, turning around,
started to run. Mr.. Andrews was
thrown from the buggy and struck on
his head, being rendered unconscious.
The train stopped and. picking up the
body, took it back to Almyra. An ex-
animation by the physicians showed
that the skull had been fractured and
that the patient could not recover.
He died the following day and was
buried in the Almyra cemetery. He
leaves living here a wife, but his chill
dren all reside in the North-Stutt-
gart Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
the Clock Contest.

Mrs. w. L. Dewoody and Mrs. Alton
Walker tied in the guessing contest
for the clock, given away by r. II.
Stearns & Co.. and $40 in gold given
by the KnoX-Wherry company, each
guessing within half minute of the
time in which the clock would run
down: The tie was decided by throw
ing 81 dice, and the clock went to
Mrs. Dewoody, and the SO in gold to
Mrs. Walker. The clock was woun
up and started at 3: 80 p M Wednes.
day, June II, and it ran down and
stopped at 1925 a. m. on Sunday
June o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
QUESTION OF LYNIHING
Is ONE OF r1ORALS.

Mrs. Sarah Thorp Thomas, of Alex
ander, thirteen miles below Little
Rock, writes as follows in the Nov
York World:
AS northern WOman--a native Cf
New YOrk-whO came South in the lat
ter part of the seventies. claim to
have had unusual advantages for judg-
ing of the state of the country then
and now, and it makes by blood bel
to hear the lynchings that have taken
place in the South brought up IS an
Offset for every description Of savag-
cry which occurs in public or private
life III other parts of the country, as
we'll IS the barbarities of War. The
ColOred race at the North are So few
HI mum hers and SO controlled Ivy sur
rounding circumstances that they are
no longer specimens of the Africans IN
America. Before and aft n he war a
perVading sense of natural separation
and the superiority of the whites lc-
strained and prevented he reerGes
from committing the atrocities now
becoming so common, but With the
usual impulse of selfish human nature
to make the conquered feel their hui
initiation to the utmost, the North has
tried to compel the South to accept an
equally with the negro that they
themselves will not tolerate. This is
the great reason why the barrier once
existing between the races is no long
er restraint. The breaking down of
natures safeguard, which protected
white woman from the covetous IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

cense of the negro is responsible for
most Of the lynchings, and such of
fenses, from once being rare, are now.
frightfully frequent.
If you, who have wife, daughter,
sister or mother can bring your shud-
dering souls to think what you would
do had they been subjected to such in
fernal outrages, you would call on
scientists to invent tOrtures that might
satisfy your cravings for vengeance,
instead of permitting quick death in
a consuming fire. ! do not know a
woman who would not rather be
burned at the stake than to suffer
horror she would never be called on
to endure even in hell Itself
Put yourselves in our places. Have
not the same inhuman crimes received
the same punishment everywhere.
heCords show that they have; the only
difference is that in some places they
'Css to commit them.
This is a moral question, not pol;--
iCal one; our officials are doing ali
they can to stop and punish lynchings,
but as long as sections of the country
attack us on the ground that they are
the greatest sins against law an or
der, instead of the inevitable result
Of the most hideous Of crimes. they
VIII continue to be meted out as a
punishment at the hands Of an cut
ragged people, no matter where their
citizenship Help us to stop the
crime and we can stop the. lynchings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
usion in Nebraska.

Grand sland. Neb.. June 24.-Ne-
braska Democrats and Populists as
sembled in convention here today for
the purpose Of agreeing upon a fusion
ticket to be voted for this fall. The
two elements are in compl ete aar-
mony and determined to pursue a Wig
orous campaign in an effort to defesi
the Republican ticket. One of several
Democratic aspirants will be chosen
to head the ticket and the remainder
Of the places will be apportioned
equally between the two parties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Women's Tennis Championship.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 24.-The an
nual lawn tennis tournament for the
Women's national championships i'll
singles and doubles opened auspciously
today on the courts of the Philadelphia
There is more than the usual number
of contestants and they represent
nearly all sections of the country. The
play is expected to continue through
the greater part Of the week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
CARNEGIE PRAISES WELSH.
Puts Them With the Scotch as Worthy
OF Admraticsn

London. June 24--AndreW Carnegie,
in making an offer to present the
town of Merthyr Tydvil, South Wales,
with the sum of 5000 pounds to es-
tablish a public library. writes that
he was induced to tender the gift OH
account Of his indebtedness to the
Welsh element in the United States.
The Welsh, he says, are a great pee
ple. and he brackets them with the
Scotch as worthy of admiration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
WANT THREE THINGS
What Jefferson County Re-
publicans Will Ask Of
Regulars.
ONE is INCREASED REPUBLICAN
REPRESENTATION IN
COUNTIES.
Another Wants State Committee to
Recognize County Committees
in Pie Distribution.


A number of the delegates OF JEFF
ferson county to the state Republican
convention, which will assemble in
Little Rock next Thursday, held
sub-rosa caucus in Friendship hall on
West Barraque street this morning for
the purpose of outlining the policy 10
be pursued by the Jefferson county
delegation in the deliberations of the
state convention.
All that transpired at the caucus
could not be ascertained. but it is
known that they agreed upon three
resolutions which they will introduce
in the state convention.
One of them seeks to increase the
Republican representation in every
county of the state.
Another seeks the overthrow of the
'insurgent'' faction. The names Of
Powell Clayton, H. L. Remmel and
other regular" leaders were agreed
upon as the ones to whom they should
swear fealty, and those Republicans
opposed to the 'regulars,' they de-
clared, should not be recognized.
The third resolution which they will
offer is one that comes nearer home,
and while it is intended to embrace
the entire state in its scope, it is
prompted evidently by local affairs. 1t
will be resolution declaring that the
endorsements Of the regular county
organizations shall be recognized by
the state organization in all matters.
This of course is brought about by the
recent overriding of Ferd Havis and
his committee in the endorsement Of
F. c. Furth for postmaster by. the
state central committee after the JEFF
ferson county committee had endorsed
DR.. R. c.. Thompson. These resolu-
tions will also be brought to the con-
sideration of the Republican state
league, which meets in Little Rock
| lican league No. 1, of this city, will
be represented by the following dele
gates:
Ferd Havis, A. L. Burnett, Fred
| Nelson, S. c. Pryce, R. H. Waterford,
Horace Williams, Wiley Jones, H. M.
/ Thomas, S. A. Moseley, A. H. Carroll,
! r. A. Pritchard, ] l. Lowe, J. F.
| .Iones A. M. Middlebrooks, G. w. Bell,
J. w. Rowland and J. T. Chambers.
The delegates to the state conven-
| ton elected at the recent Jefferson
county Republican convention are R.
| G. Thompson, O. J. Kyler, o. M. Spell
man, Alex Perdue, A. M. Middlebrook.
w. B. Jacko, G. w. Bell and Ferd
| Havis.
On the same day the regulars
hold their convention in Little Rock,
1 the "insurgents" will also convene in
the same city. Whether or not Jeffer-
son county will be represented at this
gathering is unknown. While no con-
| venton has been held, it. is rumored
| that several prominent white Repub-
| licans of this city have been working
! in the county in the interest of the
'"insurgent" cause, and it is stated that
jefferson county will be represented
| in the convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Missouri Republicans.

Jefferson City, Mo-, June 24.--Har-
mony characterized the preliminary
proceedings Of the Republican state
convention in session here today for
the nomination of candidates for rail-
road and warehouse commissioners
and state superintendent of public
schools. Something over 1000 dele
gates and an equal number of visitors
filed the convention hall when the
gathering was called to order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Northern Securities Case.

st. Paul, Mimi, June 24-When the
case of the state Of Minnesota against
the Northern Securities company to
dissolve the merger is called in the
Ramsey county circuit court today the
attorneys for the defense will ask for
a dismissal of the case and, falling il
Should this fail the case will go to
trial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
ADvENTlSTS IN TROUBLE.
Test Right to Sunday Labov' in
Virginia.

Acnmond, Va, June PA case IN
P'as the right of the Seventh Day
|satlsts to labor on Sunday is at
uag no little attention in the Page
v courts of this state. A MEM
mat persuasion was arrested
.auilng wood on Sunday and the
uate decided adversely to him
w. case has been appealed. The
sus's declared that they propose
.ae validity of the Sunday laws
ftnia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
TILE MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
Little Rock, Ark, June LIP

Little Rock, Ark, June IN re-
snonse to the recent call of Chairman
Martin n. Henry, the Prohibitionists
Of Arkansas are gathering in Little
Rock for their state convention. Can
didates will be nominated foi the
state officers to be chosen this fall
and plans perfected for pursuing a
campaign of vigor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
State Republican Meetings.

Little Rock, Ark, June 24.-Tomor~
row at 10:30 a. m. the state league OF
Republican clubs will open it's annual
convention at Glenwood park.
Thursday at noon the regular" Re
publican state convention will meet at
Glenwood park and simultaneously
the "insurgent" Republican state
mass-meeting will convene at the
state house.
The regular" Republicans have
opened headquarters at III Center
street, and the insurgents" will have
at the Capital hotel.
President Sid B. Redding, of the
state league Of Republican clubs, and
Secretary Bratton report continued in
|terest in the league meeting which
Twill convene at Glenwood park at
'10:30 a. m. tomorrow morning. 1t
appears that both regular and insur-
gent Republicans will participate III
the state convention of the league.
A number of prominent insurgent
Republicans have been elected to the
league convention, one of the most
prominent being w. A. Webber, editor
bf the Maryhattianna Herald, one OF
The leading Republican insurgent pa
bers in the state.
Considerable interest is manifested
in the delegation to be elected to rep
Ae1ent the Arkansas state league at the
4tional Republican league convell-
Xon, and several prominent Republi-
cans will be ON the delegation to the
national meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Rock and other places to see the two
united. They received many useful
and costly presents. Rev. Mr.. Shaw
performed the ceremony. Tho bride
and groom left Monday morning to
visit relatives in Grant county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
Death Of Col. j. G, Meadows,

Warren, June 24.-Col. J. G. Mead
ows, late principal Of the graded
school, died at his home in this place
from cancer of the stomach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24
ING EDWARD REPORTED
DYING THIS AFTERNOON

TELEeRAPHc ADvlcEs RECEIVED AFTER
DON INDICATE THAT coNp,-
oN ONE DISPATCH STATES:
is STATED -...TY THAT THE is
AN EXTREMELY CRITICAL CONDITIONS"
ANOTHER TELEGRAM RECEIVED
-. M. SAYS:
Nc is DYING AND THAT THE FAMILY is CALLED TO THE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-24

Pennsylvania Democrats Gathering.
Erie, Pa, June 24.-Delegates to the
Democratic state convention, which
|heets tomorrow to choose candidates
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-06-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
SAVE TEN PER CENT

Pursuant to an Act OF Assembly I will at-
ccivc county poor, bond, state and dog taxes
for the year 1902, to-wit:
Eldred, Heath and Barnett townships, Mon
day. June 9, Mt Hotel Sigel, 10 n. m. TOD y. m.
Corsica borough aud Union township, Tues
day, June ., Mt Hotel Glenn, n. m. TO II II. m.
:, ,summervile borough and clover township,
Tuesday June 3, at Commercial hotel, SUM
merville, 2:3O TO 5p. M.
Knox township. Wednesday, June 4, at
Hopkins store, gto II n. m.
plnecreolS township, Wednesday, June I, at
the store OF T.. Wiser, TO p m.
Warsaw township, East. Wednesday, June
II ut Fox's Hotel, 0 to II n m.
Washington township, Wednesday, June II,
In afternoon, at Hotel Barclay, Westvllle, ana
Thursday, June ~, ut Rockdalc store, TO
II u, m.
Falls Creek borough, Thursday, June l2, Mt
Hotel Lamontagne, to5 5p. m.
Snyder township and Brockwayvllle Dor
ough, Friday, June 10, Mt Logan House.
Polk township, Saturday, June II, at house
of Fulton SchOffner, gto II n. m.
Warsaw township, West, Saturday, June II,
Mt Wasson's store, 2 To 4 p. m.
Beaver township Monday, June 49, Mt store
Of B g. Reitz, 9:JOto II n. m.
Worthwhile borough, Monday, June 10, ut
Hotel to 3p. m.
Rlnggold township, Monday, June i6, at
hotel, to y. m.
pnrtpr township Tupe1uy. lime IL. Mt Elk
ms stor. q to If n m
Parry ,owpsbip. Tuesdnv. June II. nj Hotel.
perrvsyijle / In Il n m and nj The store of
Ezra Gourley, Frostburg, Wednesday, June
IL Ito II u. m.
youn,, tovnsbin. Wednesday. June Is. nj
onice of ,snuire Inn,ieou IiorntIo 10
An m
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oiay nlie poroush' ihurs""S' '"'c ~ "'
hotel haley'
Puuxsutawney borough Friday, June 20 at
Hotel Pantall.