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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
The Sugar Trust at Rock ford.

When Theodore Roosevelt was Il
candidate for the vice presidency he
used to- tell the people that there are
good and bad trusts" The good
trust has not been discovered, but
the bad trust il in evidence. In Rock
ford they have what is known as the
sugar trust which conducts the glu-
cose plant in that city. Some time
ago the city council of Rockford, ac-
cording TO the Morning Star, in or
der to secure work for idle men. en-
tered into an agreement with the Ma
tional Syrup company. New Jersey
corporation. by which its taxes
would be rebated for a period of ten
years as inducement for it TO open
the long closed glucose works. The
Star saws il was a wise move at the
time; but soon thereafter control of
the plant was secured by the sugar
trust.Since that period the works
have been open only three or four
months in the year. The agreement
required the company not to shut
down for any period exceed ing six
consecutive months. The trust has
violated the spirit of this compact
by closing down practically seven
months annually. but not six months
consecutively.
This conduct of the sugar trust is
an object lesson to the people. All
trusts are alike None of them
makes any Pretense of being good.
They seek alike to destroy competi-
ton and TO dictate wage terms TO
labor.
They fatten while the persons in
their employ grow lear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

\ resident of Avondale. suburb
of Cincinnati, whose name is with
held. recently offered costly statue
of Abraham Lincoln to the city of
Cincinnati. the only prOviso being
that il should be placed in govern
ment square. The officials refused to
agree to this condition. fearing that
the statue would divert attention
from a handsome fountain already in
the square, and the work has now
been offered to Avondale. 1t will be
accepted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

y great many congressman are dis
turbed by the assertion of Represen-
tative Eddy. of Minnesota. that not
over dozen of them could earn 5000
a year in private life. Mr.. Eddy may
not have exaggerated the number,
but he is digging into Il well where
he has dislodged large nugget of
truth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

Goy.-elect Cummins. of Iowa, will
be inaugurated Thursday. the 10th
inst. The exercises are to be held
in the Des Moines auditorium. and
admission is TO he without ticket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Denison. the
Barbara Frietchie of Texas died
last week. She raised above her home
in San Antonio. the first federal flag
that fioated in the state. The town
of Denison. Texas. was named i'm her
honor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
1t GIrdIes the Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica salve
as the best in the world, extends
round the earth. It's the one perfect
healer of cuts, corns, burns, bruises,
sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, felons,
aches, pains and all skin eruptions.
Only infaIlible pile cure. 25c n box at
Hartz d Ulemeyer's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

Miss Alevcrda NJ. Stout, of Column
bus. o.. although but Is years of age.
is mechanical engineer. and is
among the most competent members
of that craft.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

Charles De Hart. of Carthage. held
a long conference with Gov. Yates at
Springfield yesterday and it * re-
ported that the governor will back
him as a senatorial candidate against
former Senator o. f. Berry. of Car
thage. who is seeking election as the
successor of the late Senapr Harris.
Berry is a close friend of Speaker
Sherman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

having Gen. Powell removed as reve-
nue. collector for the BellevilIe dis
tTict. Gen. Powell was the only eX-
soldier occupying an important dis
trict appointment i'm Illinois. and he
has been driven from his position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

In the nine months since its organi-
zatiOn the profits of the United States
Steel Corporation have aggregated
SsO.O00.O0O. The steel is almost as
much of bonanza as the Standard
Oil frIIsf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

The state board of agriculture has
decided to offer premiums To the
amount of $4,000 at the next Illinois
state fair. The fair will be held at
Springfield Sept. % to Oct. 4. and
President Roosevelt will be asked to
be present on governors day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

admiral SIMPSONS case is getting
most pitiable. Though his course in
the Schley controversy was and is
yet, severely criticised, he has the
sympathy of the people in his illness
which is now almost critical. 1t is
the fervent wish of his countrymen
that he may vet be spared to live "A
long and happy life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

Joseph Fl. Bovine. at Coal City, ILL.,.
had trouble with his wife. He secur-
ed stick of dynamite and placing il
in his vest, stuck the cap and eN-
pIoded the dynamite. \ large hole
in the ground and a small box of hui
man fragments tell the rest. This
mans troubles with his wife not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

President Charles S. Peck. of the
Cleveland chamber of commerce. has
presented valuable oil portrait of
the late President Mckinley to that
organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

When your system is wasting away
with melancholy thoughts, restless
nights, sorrowing days, renew LIES
glorious pleasure with Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35 cents. I. H. Thomas
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Thursday, Jan. 8.

They say now that Attorney Gen
eral Knox may be forced To stop the
big railroad merger in the northwest.
Not if he knows himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

only separated him from her but
from himself. This may be a lesson
for men who want to break up when
matrimony gets tiresome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

Completed census returns reveal
that the pOulation of the German en-
pire in 1900 was $685. IFS. an increase
of more than 100000 in five years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09

W ny
"Well, his choice for a wife made
that the natural inference. "-CEicago
Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
Likely TO Have

Likely TO Have II.
"He likes excitement" said the
young man.
$50 supposed" replied the. dear girl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-09
THE ARGUS.

BY THE j.. w. POTTER co.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
Local and P PERSONAL.

= ~ /. &-g.x -. III, ~. III -
Z sse Wallace for e .iEn YORK.
Miss Gscil Howl seet to Lamar
Sunday. m. 81
A.ale eoRee. Ya,s. epese SaaFs
White g lss'lI = cp .s;au snda ss;s a-,f
8 +. White transacted business In
Lamar On Monday.
Ladies' aud children's shoes 1t
Randall's. Half price.
Laces and trimmings cheap at Miss
Browns mfllinef store. Is
Ifyou want nne printed stationery
come to the Chieftain ONCE.
Old papers for sale II this ofice, In
bundles Of TWENTY-FIVE fors5 cents. u.
Bottomly willbe ID Holly Monday,
February 3, to remain = month or two.
b J. p. Pfnkhsm tsdvyo: deliver feed.
II will pay YOU to g acfass the track.
! Cali early and get the eAoice Of 100
pairs Of shoes dirt chssps% A. N. Ram
dali.
The lsdies all smile With satisfaction
NV y result Of patroniziinR A. Patter-
Eon's laundry.
Colorado Trees for Colorado Plant
ers. See W. Frank. Crowley. Flora
Visit u Fruit Farm q Holly Nursery.
Bottomley will he in Holly about
January soth TO remain 4 month. viii
Hnish up all work here Il YOU have
. picture YOU want efq1larTed \ now Il
YOUR chance. .,.g i Il
G, ". Stone, Of Become. Iowa, wss
here last week looking at hecpuntrx
He was wellsatisned with what he
saw and will probably become = resi-
dent here in short time.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
s.u.1c.lssss,s ss.cs:
Adlres1 loiaI udAoe.

.AeystltefAG odAss.
50 iasA sia9te - disesAy. pr month. I, ~
4 > AoQ41a eor !. -
t.sspa aa1e = ~ me. 4tsh insertion, 4
! 1aon1 s111e ~ ~ sa1e - disp,sy s.aAs.
- sstsnetss a1yestaeess.
{ ~ sdsssts 81 wiil bs. ~ until srl.r.d
- sgie ~ : aesssd Nine.
Dieee1 ehsAGs1 sseatAiy. Il dsstrsa.
~ fnssasss eAAnsed wsekly
An kf11eAf ~ Dgtno1AG Nsa<iy deae. Csll
snd 1T eef ssttil1114. =, - -
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
ct Yssr rist.., raksa

BettomlY, the svtistic photographer.
|hss rented The gallery east Of Whites
Ea1oss., nd TO sesst the bali, ths dfst
|Aftssn dsSs u February viii make >
lifss sass portrsit with, each dozen
|1shotas. 4. \. a.
This n asnap. ] do 1t to show ,both
|ph0tp md cfiAxon work. R~cnltect,
|lptA February 18th
nntling and don't forRst tns
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
If you want

To buy good groceries q .
cheap price now 10 the tine aad
this y the piacs that oue u y ~
,isfy you. s,ae. W
We handle nothing hat Asksn-
sas Valley sugar vhiaA = ~
prcduet II yous ova hhst. =
Patronisp those Who IIfsse1I = :
you. TA1sox ess
c. =. ess' !! !. '!lllD ]
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
!
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= Z 4 ~. = :

AlftaFttss mo hsvs bSsa tassysne
.ccoun1s vith - afs Fs4Dastsd 70
call md sxanins tl,s salna dufing
Ithta uOnth = | ball sxysct to have
each and svsrY one atrsngsd
during ~ SsxA tAirtv aesa1
g. = AcPH1Hsox.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31

..s.- .,777'.- = J. iSfs. - n -
el.85 pr ewt.
Wall paper your own price. waltaue.
See The nav Crescent bicycle. h
King asest. n
The nations Pride. Ysle-eo6se. 8.
r. White 4 60, IL
Or. Sherman, physician and dsurxeos.
once opp. depot.
4 full supply Of feed 1t all tinss st
Pinkhans q Co.'S. 9
The entire family OF G. s. French
were sick with the grippe this week,
Miss Francis Philliss Ii having .
.ha ndsome residence built on Second
street ~
See xAits
For Standard Patent Flour atsl.s5
per cwt. sNi'as
The English Lumbar company 10
having an elegant sign painted on the
ONCE front.
All kinds ofbdilders hardware con-
stsntiy kept instock BY the Enallsh
Lumber Co.
Robt. King went to Lamar ON Mon
day u attend to some business with
the county court. r
Bottomlev will be in Holly Jan. 3otll
10 remsin . month. Now Is your time
to have good pictures made.
/. II. ". English, Of Denver, proprie-
tor of the English Lumber Cos. ward
here, came down from Denver yester-
dav.
Mr. N. T. Craven. one of our pros
parous farme n. and Ars. MARY Smell
we're married at Lamar last week. Tho
Chi sftain extends best wishes 70 the
ha ppv couple.
MI. and Mn. H. H. Prshl rejoice
OYER the arrival oi : baby girl st their
home Tuesday. II p the frst child
and the happy parents are pardonablv
proud. .-Lyos County tIa.) Repcrtss.
W.. =. newask. the snereetla agent
Of the Columbis savinss as6ociatios d
Denver. has secured ! gre4t deal a
now business here during the past
two weeks. He went 70 Lamar Tues
day 70 look after the bslsinsss Ut hts
COMPANY there.
Big wagon loads Of beet pulp we're
hauled out OF town Monday by farmers
Thompson and Swanson. This feed
c0nss In pretty hsndy this time Of
the vcay. q Il enables the farmers To
sasrv their stock through the winter
u much 1Sa ctnt than II they depend
"a 6n 0thsr fsed alose.
ID A sevsre cold wave struck this Sec
tion SATURDAY whichasnt the mercury
70 mine below zero. The strong wind
made the cold very penetrating and It
sppeared to b. much colder than was
shown bv tl,e Thermometers. The sun
got the upperhsnd Yesterday, howty-
er, and the usual mild weather pre-
Ii5l- 80 f'.s n u
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31

G. E. Babcock, Of Alton Iowa, WAS
llele, last ysek Nitbs \ party sAys st
his friends Leach q, whom. heuaht, y,
farm northwest, Of town. ,MEs sDabccok
has been acting Is agent for land in
this country bst few Mesha. yeE.he
has worked up quite ap .Jntspest n
rnenR the people Of his locality md ex-
Ipscts TO bring = sseatisaly olti here
within few monthi. g
w. y. Johnston: stiaiftman ef4 the
citixens' Observation-Disclosures ieceiv,
ed i, lsttsr Tuesday morning ff0m
Henry T., Oxnsnd Of the Amsrican
Beet Sugar COMPANY statinlf that his
company had decided to taks 10 further
~ps toward the locAtion ii 'buildtn9
OF additioaai fact ,rie4 until thS pres
enr session Of congress had dstfded tts
taritfquestion. Az this sss1lkis 70 bc
|the position OF other capitalists en-
gagged In tiie'beet sugar indpptry, II II
probably that no buildink VIII -
done thts'year 10 the ArksnSas vsllsy.
Sparks. ~ sflt'ss j I
Last Saturday abotl, noen during .
high wind, GeA II Thomas and
:Inmsn. who were employed on the
Iyaxes building, were blown from the
siui,way tothe ground. falling i dis.
tAnre of about twelve feet. hi. Inn,an
lighted on his feet and BIZ inilfles
only atnounted TO u badly spraasisd
ankle. Mr. Thomas fell uppp hiA back
and head Hriktng i pl.ca a fltinbsy
With such fUn1 that hsc ~ -
|sc,eus for shofs lime tds W
gtnauxht be was ,fatalIy dntarpa II
IN taken 70 tka Bon Ton 'festaarsnt
where Ne sooi revived. ~ Inferred
considerable pain internhfl u.
snlt Of thu severe jolts bur g,Nas
tae ssriops injury snd he r. asatn shla
w weslf. s.iI IN I; I,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
1seaaA -

! - short ~ dAkk ~ ipsAtsino
better. bsandsd - ~ si6ht - vtil
~ libsssily for ipfeEyataqp Iee1I
10 recuysfv Of animal. u
r. ". MHsoeD. Hollv, Goa
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
All + y 49, r y ~
SOW due.
~ y

All No. r. II 4 alli I " y q lli. =
debts4 70 ~ i - - ssssls
q bsf1se Ian1asy M. - N -
~ " sAas - ~ bslb 6iH -
plare1 III ~ 1san1s a. . eo1leetcr. % I
fs. H. ~ 6ssase Hekksa
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31

s31 61ggzzHH51 gzHH5
.Dsa's uelG 3 nlI1l M p = " ~ " AZ I
~ sssf enil1ls r. : ~ y yusCCs II Z { 11a
With - ngii = - = = u. e
Qsaes : hlk - - = AZ - II
- HolIt - teGk ~ ~ ~ 3Sis1
ont 2 ~ fa !. - - !. q il K
iovn. ss rs. " j ssi9s
Nh 3Kena1ls lGanlu /. Z 81.
~ tasd 1T soek - q ~ "
osaastssa9 : WsnAs q Wsa
sooisty $
Jal1 - u = ii. 4. q u
o. NeaAsg niaht Win sueA 6saegal
aatis1sSs1a1 Ut - - ad1iiea1 ~
the sseoad $3.50. "
Denny Coune1lv rstuse
From 1itestous, lGiaiI iIsata =
ISN'T hi vsek 70 ettend - &e111o
of ~ 4sthsf who b dssllylsiy ~
,pssl Dssnine, ths Lsuas pAsne
gsaCtss, had hi osrat Amity sesssnl
days TT wssk and repoFts ) - ~.
ine4 On atoouat of ~ bad Nsahr
81 bA didhot un6sftsks q 80 ~
dates hsrs. but rill sss.s ~ 16.
! Tls ground hog viii casns ~ sesls
hole at nooa naxs sssdss - 49, .
survey of ~ vsatbse. sossg6 -
ME old tssditaos, II ~ 1pdst t1eNsn1o-
ef 6aseso thst his sha6ew ~ t1u1h1s
hs will'st oocs cssns,a1s ,neA s1seJs
viii b ok weeks usss d vfate9 -
hike Il beef into his uintse aua1segA /.
n the wsAthsr n cloudy q tAsA tls1s...
It will be al right TT Tie faFaen y :
proceed with their fa9m wssk .
though spring wsrs alrsedv Aes.
Twsntv.ous yuan9 me- - fycss..
women enrolled their A1hss-iA Snis
Young Peopie's Bible cl1ss asssie siS y
month of January fEls s1ssls es
y III probably hs doublsq 4egiA6 49,
Of February, Tie. Aiaee6An
Are held in the school houGs o. ~
o'clock essfv sabbath mosnine. "A /.
spsciAl invitation v extend n
strangers Even II You are 70 b h
Holly hut one Sunday you can sDsaA
pleasant and profitable hour u
ing the claas.. YoHsss inyttxd tGsaff
tns,A ~ 4. st5 .ss.-Sr s---> s.y4QzS4IE
NJ. stss.b
OF course everybody will say ~ DOT
20 bat We don't intend 70 let snyooe
scoop" u In the matter Of aivine she
news. Hence. we must tell about -
called ths Church Hue-
ring Society which u ssid TO exist In
our midst. It WAS recentlv organised.
with Nr. prssident and Miss I.
sctlng secretary. The schsdals
] approved 10 = follows: Girls under
is years old. 1Bcents for . hug Of tvp. :, ,
or 10 cents fsf 1 sihoft y
sauesss. under % ysaEs, 90 osnts; from
10 to q, Is csnts; school nasUs, - (.
cents; other nsn's wives. u; old naids,
) cents each and no tims limit. Tbs. !,
socisty has forfy.shfis - ~ sSnA Z
On Tuesday eye6ins d - to datS Pm /
tormance was given slceR ~ seAeesle i
lines Another H. - ~ 1hasqsv III.
o. D. noussk issiAs oae - siisAs
lcrs addision - Holly vsaa4 Vim saosa. j
be ready 70 ssli lota u. ~ D - y i
% that proneslag yyune etts.......
The friends Of y. ". sineAsiu8f will
be pleased to know that ~ hAe beeo
and goss TO Cairo, 1fteA.. -
build sugar factory for ths Amptiesb
Sugar Beat 70. ~ that point. He b
ths head contractor and viii hsvs fujl
md complete change of The buil1tna
of the factory from the lavinf e ~
% the placing ef ~ -
NJ. 6anshsiInes ~ 3 y3aa6
-~A hAA ~. ANn-AaA~a - Nn>~N - ~.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
Great ssls of Boot. and shess.

At the LATE aInAr Hov1Ae SALE
Of Barton Bros, Kansss CITY, thought
Z. 600. 90 worth Of Boots snd Shoes t
cell ut wholesale pricesl Come and
see. as 3. ~. WHITE Il
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
oar 4 arss,s5 rsassssl .

See whlts for Grsslsv Potatoes st
sl.s5 psr evt.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-31
rRll & hoI.isx l1lEllRTAiN
rRIDIx yXI q. l,la

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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13

81 German. Amesloan naval slai!or
''IB ssaiiag thai the American peo
PIC Aould never tolerate the establish.
lnent os German navai station 10
Ameflsan waters. tho Herald only TO
.Hecis tha pabilc opinion u the United
States. II bis Majesty doubts this. lei
hia remember the cutlery that was
provoked By the news that Germany
was aego,iAting 10 secGre ooslIng
station on Msrgheriis Island---an out
cry 80 vehemant that an official dis
eIainer from Berlin was necessary 10
ailay Il.
"Thc reasons given to justify the
creation Of a naval station are tou
feeble To call Tor rciataliOn. The
M ,Iulenance intact Of The Monroe doc.
urine admittedly entails certain respou-
sibilities, which have MT been and
VIZ not be shirkcd. and any 'pro,eo-
ton Of German settlers that may be
necessary Is not too onerons n task 70
be undertaken by the rni,ed Siaics.
Germany has no territorial Interests on
Ihis side OF the Atlantic, aud hts Nal
esy may rest assured tasi tho Amcfi-
can people will not permit her 20 ao-
qnire aus by the nAlicry OF officials Al
Washington "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13


A very distressing accident happened
ii the 81. Joe Lead Co.'s machine
shop Saturday, the Isl Inst. Seorge
Cr2mp. a yoaag naa Of Bonnc Tcrre
aud an cmpiOye Of the chop, was
making q guard tor new emery
wheel Just placed on 3 shaii. In do
ing this he was grinding out a place ia
piece Of iron and fitting Il 10 the
new wheel in order 10 ts sure when Il
was lust tight. lie had stopped
grinding, thrown OF the belt. nnd be-
Tore the new wheel stopped t8rR:ag,
attempted 10 III the gaarl upon the
wheel, when the guard caught aud
stuck fast 10 the wheel and turning
ruund rapidly struck hIm 10 the stonl.
ach. The blow did not knock CRmp
:loWn, neither did Il inlare the wheel,
II was soon apparent that Cramp
was painfully injured, and he was
taken to the hospital aad medical aid
summoned, bat nothing could be done
for him aud be died Tuesday Of inna.
nation Of the stomach, aud bis 70.
mains were inferred Wednesday IN tho
Bonnie Terre Cemetery, under the
beautiful rites OF the A. o. L. w, Of
which order he was a member. Nc,
Camp numbered his friends Ia Bonnie
Terre by the scom aad bis father and
mother have the sympathy Of lhs eoa''
munIiy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
A Most Liberal Offer

Al ear farmer readers should take
advantage Of the unprecedented club
hing offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper The Live
hicck indicator. lie special kaFmcrs'
Tns.stuie editions and The EsouIlry
Farmer. These shrcr publications are
abe best Of their Glass and shuaid be
IA evsrs farms homo. To them We
add. for l0ssi, county aad general
issws, cur own papar. and make the
price Oh the four sBe year only
sg.zs. Never before was 40 mueh so
psFsor reading nraEief ossessa tsr 20
small ~ amount 81 maaes. The
tbree papers aamed. whlrh We riab
with orr owe. are aall known thrpHgh-
ous ihe Nest asd eommesd shsps-
selves u The seadeF's favorable sstrs-
fioa npen sneEr nlsaslen The live
.tsoek fndiraisr 4 the grsss hsti.ul.
sufzl sHss live stock paper IT The West
snd soalhweas; The roollry Farmer
= The .sost pfscssesl ppaIlsr psFIrr ioe
shs fnfmaT. whiie tho special FsFsaarxs
instisnss KAisspns arr she nsoss peace
ticss publiaatioas sor ms ptoniotisn u
sres iarmicE even pst4thsil Taxs
A6vantses Of sAis CREST eiast, " q rl'I
hold xoaa for ! ske@t 1ine only
La 49,. - =. -. Il !
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
shlekea win Paralysis

HENDERSON Gtimett OF this place WAS
stricken with partial paralysis and
completely lost the use II one arm aud
side. After being treated by an emf.
peni physician for quite q while with
out reliei, my wife RECOMMENDED
ambeflain Pain Balm. aud after
using two b'tIios Of Il he IL almost
entirely cured. Geo. r. MoDonald,
Alan, LagaH county, w. Va. Several
other remarkable cures Of partial par
alysis have been effected by the Gee Of
this lInament. Il Is mast widely
known, however, ~ a cure for rheum-
alism, spFains and bruises. For sale
by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-03-13
A Patriotic American Spirit.

Washington, Feb, 2i.---Somo lime
ago the Secretary Of the Treasury re-
ocived ua0IliUiui information that J.
W. Iyey, collector Vt customs al Sitka,
had Instructed bis drpuiy AT CnRlaska
not 10 permit Canadian vessels, pre-.
pumAbly sbont 10 engage In polAgie
sealing, 10 ob,ain supplies At thai port.
The collector was directed 10 acnd n
statement Of the facts to the depart
meat aud WA informed that Il such
orders bad been given they must be re-
sciRdsd. The department received a
telegram from Ivy saying:
''My instructions wern no, against
vessels engaged In alleged seal fishing,
but against Canadian vessels actually
engaged IN pelsgic scaling. which Is
illegal and criminal when committed
within the marine jurisdiction Of the
United States. II there is 40 ancient
treaty between the Cailed States aud
Great Britain by which British subjee'a
can commit depredalions destroying
American property and depicting OuT
revenue Of tens OF thousands Of dol
lars annually, while onr own citizens
are denied these privileges, the sooner
such treaty Is abFossied the better.
Your soliciiade regarding international
complications With Great britain need
cause you no uneasiness, as the pOaph-
Ing season Is not yet opened iour
hew collector will arrive in time 10
enforce your orders.
BY Amerieanism viii not allow mo
10 rcsolhd an order which gives British
subjects privileges within our marine
jurisdiction which are denied our own
people. There ls another matter thai
may attract yguf attention. have
recently iasgcd orders to tho depa'- al
Sksguay, a copy Of which has been
sen, you, which have put the Canadian
officers located thcfo our of business
and seat them 20 their own territory.
You are aware Of the fact that this Off,
Ger became SO offensive that he inter
fered with American officers 10 their
discharge OF ofieaal dasics, dominated
over the railway officials, discrimlaa,ed
In the order ei shipment In favor 81
Canadian merchandise against that
shipped from Ses,Ile, established q
Canadian qnaranliee 1t Skagnay, col.
lccied moneys and Performed other
acts Of British Sovereignty 10 port Of
the Ualled States, tneh IS hoisiIhg
with braVadO the cross Of 81. Gcorr 9
from the flagstaff Of bis custom bouse.
! have seat the concern, bag, baggage,
flag and other puraphernAlla flying
out Of The country. You may fear the
shadows Of international complications
and rcssind this order, bat : Reed, an
Olaey or = Blaine woald nat