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Mower County transcript., 1903-06-10

served and Mr.. and Mrs. Asher went to
Ossian, Iowa, for a brief visit. The
groom is clerking for John Maurek on
the East Side. Both bride and groom
have grown up in this vicinity and
their many friends join in wishing
them great prosperity.
NELsoN-EvENsoN.
At Six Mile Grove, Nevada township,
Wednesday, June 3, 1903, Nels Nelson
and Miss Julia, daughter of Evan
Evanson, Rev. j. M. Eggen officiating.
A large company of friends was pres
ent. Following the church service, a
reception was given at the home of the
brides parents. The groom is son of
Simon Nelson and is one of the pros
porous farmers of Nevada. They will
reside on the Mcfarland farm, west of
Rose Creek. We extend the compli-
ments Of the TRANSCRIPT. ,.
MATTECHECK-WEBB.
At the Catholic church in St. Paul,
June l, 1908, Matthias w. Mattecheck
T of Mapleton, Mimi, and Miss Mary
Henrietta, daughter of J. r.. Webb Of
this city. The newly married couple
came to Austin for a brief visit and a
reception in their honor was given
Tuesday at the residence of W. E
Waldron. They will reside at Maple
ton, where the groom is cashier of a
bank. The bride is graduate of the
Austin high school, class Of 1899, and
Of the Mankato Normal school. She
has been successful teacher at Fair
mont. We join il hearty congratula-
tions. r Il s,s .f%..@ r... 5,'555$-y:
FURTNEY-F FINLEY. 5s S e .f;
At the residence Of the groom on
Water street, Wednesday noon, june 8,
1903, Henry Furtney and Miss Ruby
Finley, Rev. a. B. Miller officiating.
Only the immediate relatives 1 were
present. Bride and groom were unat-
tended during the ceremony. The
bridal gown was Of white Persian lawn
with allen ciennes trimming. A boun-
tiful wedding followed. The bride has
been stenog ographer at Horned packing
house for the past two years and is
Yeryvp opular. The groom IS an engi.
neer on the Milwaukee road. They
went to Fairmont for brief visit aud
on their return will be at home at 9O4
Water street. II
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Umbrellas

A fine line of rain or shine Umbrellas,
suitable to the season. Your umb1 ella
recovered between showers.
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/: PERSONAL MENTION

Dr.. s.: G.. Cain of Nome. is registered ait
the Grand =. -: :.
Rev Father r.. S: Burke; of Boston is
at the California. -: :: =. :
:. D. j.. McFall, a mining. man.'of- Nevada
City, is at the Grand. :. -
Al Tarbet, "a mining man OF. Salt
Lake, is at the Palace. =. 49,:
Senator Francis G. Newfands. of Ne
vada will arrive in-this city to-day.
Professor David Starr Jordan of Stan
ford University lis at the Occidental.
:. william C. Carl, a prominent organist
Of New York: is regist9red at the Palace.
DR.. G.. NJ. futile and wife of ST.. Louis
are among theriatest s.rriyals at the. Pal
ace.
Lieutenant Colonel w A. Mellis Of
Aberdeen Scotland, is at the Palace, hav-
ing. arrived from the Orient by way of
Seattle yesterday.
Thomas Grub, one of Chicago's prom
inent politicians and a partner of Boss
Kennedy has been a guest at the Palace
for several days
Elliot H. Wilson, chief engineer for
Millionaire T. August Heinze of Montana
and who is also Familiarity known as the
man who surveyed the Union Pacific road
into that State. is at the Palace.
William Mehle, president of the City
Council of New Orleans, and DR.. Metz,
who is also prominently identified in the
Crescent City, are at the Palace. They
have been attending the Trans MISSISSIPPI
pi Commercial Congress in Seattle and
are now touring California before return
ing to the South.
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gauge depot to San Antonio street The
main part of Santa Clara street and Sec
ond street will also be decorated. Large
American flags will be strung over the
highways and electric lights will be
placed :in position along the line of
march. The business houses will be deco
rated with bunting.
Excursion trains will bring the visiting
parlOrs to this city on the evening of
September g.. The local parlors will hold
a reception at Native Sons Hall, and
there will be dancing at the Hotel Ven
dome, Hotel st. James, Eagles Hall and
Young Mems Institute Hail. Bands and
reception committees will meet the trains
and escort the various parlors to their
headquarters A band concert will be
given in ST: James Park.
The big. parade will take place on the
morning of. the 9th, and several thousand
Native Sons and Daughters are expected
to be in line: AT 2. clock literary exer-
cises': will be held in ST.. James Park.
Hon. Jackson Hatch of this city will de-
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liver the address of welcome in behalf Of
the Native Sons and Daughters Of Santa
Clara. County. Hon. Lewis F. ByingtOn.
past grand president of the. order. will
be president of the day. The grafton will
be delivered bye Grand President II. 49,
McNObIe. A band concert will follow the
exercises. -.
J. A. Foley Of San Francisco will be
grand marshal of the parade. Company
l. National Guard of California. of Liv-
ermore, and Company B. National Guard
of California, of this city, will head. the
parade. The Pioneers and Mexican w.
Veterans of this city will also march.
A reception committee, consisting OF
three members from each of the local
parlors. has been. appointed as follows:
NJ. Griffith. J. z. Williams and Thomas
Monahan from San Jose ParlOr No. p;
DR.. w. A. CASTOR, Frank II. Benson and
James DesimOne from Observatory Par
Tor No. 177;' George NJ. Kelley, J. A Peck
ham and Edward Younger from PalO
Alto Parlor No. s.
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californians in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The following
Californians have arrived at the hotels:
San Francisco. F. Chuthorn, at the
West; T. B. Goodwin at the Grand Union;
M W. Giselman, w. and w. Giselman,
at the Kensington; F. A. Hazel at the
Holland House; e. L. Hean at the West
minister; T. F. and w. Kelly at the JEFF
ferson; ]. A. Lagerfeld, o. l.. Lawson at
the st. Denis j. Lawick at the Belvidere
House; Mrs. NJ. Lind at the Herald
Square; N. L. Murphy at the Victoria
c. G. Nagle and Mrs. c. G.. Nagle at the
jefferson; r. OConnor at the Gilsey
House; N. H. Payne at the Normandie;
Mrs L. s. Presser at the Imperial; o. M.
Rienerts at the St. Denis; w. S. Saalburg
at the Hoffman; f. Shannon at the Grand.
Napa-T. A. Bell at the Westminster.
San Diego-G. d. Goldman at the Nor
tom H. Marks at the st. Denis.
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DELEGATE PARKS.

WE have noted the prosecution of Walking
wv Delegate Parks of the Housesmiths' and
Bridgemen's Union in New York He was
indicted for etortion of money from contractors and
other employers, in whose business he had ordered
strikes and who finally compelled to pay him
brides for permission to go with their contracts
and business The jury convicted him and he is sem
fenced to term in the penitentiary where he joins
Murphy and some other walking delegates who pre-
ceded him under conviction of the same form OF
felony
1t is astounding that after his conviction and SEN
tence the organization he represented met and re-
solved its confidence in him, continued his salary
during his term in prison and elected him grand mar
shall of the Labor Day parade. 1t also declared its
purpose to overthrow the existing government of
New York City, to avenge the conviction of Parks.
Hardly anything could infct more injury upon the
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ANSWERS. TO. QUERIES.

.MARBLE-B. o.. Pacific Grove, Cal.
All marble is a composition of limestone.
: fNsANITY-T.,s Fresno. Cal. Insanity
is not a. ground for divorce in California.
SUBMARINE BOATs-J.. Sacramento,
Cal. There are eight submarine boats in
the United States navy The speed of
these is ten knots on the surface and
seven under it,,
t. NATIONAL ENCAMPAIENT = A. s..
City. The. first time the Grand Army of
the Republic held its National Encamp-
mert in. San Francisco was in 1886, COM
mencing August Z
AREA AND POPULATIONS Subscriber.
City. The area of the city and county of
San Francisco is forty-six square miles.
The population is at this time estimated
at S65,0OO. BY the census of 1900 it was
given as 342, 1872.
VOTING IN COLORADO-Subscrib
City. Under the laws of Colorado an
alien, male or female. who has declared
his or her intention to become a citizen
of the United States for four months prior
TO any election, may vote
FILDES-S., Petaluma, Cal Samuel
Luke Fildes, portrait painter, was born
in Liverpool, October IA, 1874. His most
famous pictures are Applicants for Ad-
mission to a Casual Ward The Empty
Chair" and THE Doctor"
TWO COUNTRIES-H L., Martinez. The
area of the United States is, not includ-
ing Alaska and the island possessions
S,O25.6OO square miles; including the
islands, 1856, Ss4 square miles. The area
of Canada proper is go ,4SS square miles.
COIN QUESTIONS-M. w, ty. Again
this department announces Z [ it does
not answer questions as to value of
coins. Any one wishing such formation
can obtain the same by ado .ssing this
department and inelosing a addressed
and stamped envelope.
,JEFFRIES AND RUHLIN-F. s. r.,
City. From the pugiIistic record 1t ap-
pears that July IS, 1897 Jeffries and Rub
lin met in the ring and the affair was
called draw. They met again November
15 1901, that time in San Francisco, and
Jeffries won in five rounds.
/. MUST BE RESTORED-C. H, Beaver
Hill, Cal. A man who has been convicted
of felony and has been sentenced to inn
prisonment in one of the penitentiaries
loses his civil right and after discharge
from the penal institution cannot vote I'M
less he has been restored to citizenship.
PASSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES City. A
passed officer in a fraternal organization
is one who has completed a full term and
is retired as a passed sometimes written
pasD master in Freemasonry. One who
has filed the chair of master of a lodge,
when his term has been completed is the
youngest passed master, consequently is
the junior passed master. If in
a fraternal body, is the case
in some orders, the outgoing pre-
siding officer fills the office, gener-
ally termed passed master. president, etc,
such individual is the junior passed. The
one who retires from that chair and. gives
way to the junior is. on retiring. known
in the order as a passed officer and not as
junior, as there cannot be two juniors of
the same rank in a fraternal body.
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Deatb Of DIR. A. Atherton.

A message was received in this city
from New York yesterday announcing
the death there of DR.. Alexander Ather-
ton, son of the late ]. B. Anterior. a
wealthy sugar planter of Honolulu. The
senior Anterior died in Honolulu several
weeks ago of consumption, and it was the
same disease that carried off his son. The
latter had only recently graduated as a
physician and had taken up the study of
tuberculosis. Young Atherton is survived
by widow, who was a bride of only a
few DAYS.
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cause of organized labor than this series of PROPOSE
tons. The guilt of Parks was proved beyond all
doubt and jury convicted him. Under such cir
cumstanees the threat intimdate courts and ures
in the administration of the law is something that
goes to the very fountain of justice and in
ferior standard of citizenship incompatblenwth the
welfare of institutions. Personal sympathy with
the condemned man is thing, but defiant indorse-
ment of has crime and threatened vengeance to be
wreaked upon the administrators Of the law is quite
another thing
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"A CHANCE TO SMILE.

! Teacher-Where was the Declaration Of
Independence signed?
|. Tommy-At the bOttom.-Chicago Daily
News.
EtheI-Do you really think the lieuten-.
ant will propose to Beth?
Edith-Oh yes; he has several medals
for bravery, you knOw!-Puck.
There Is one way that King Edward
can keep his chaplains busy"
What way?"
PRAYING for long reign. cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Yankee-See here. Colonel Bluegrass
has forged my name to check
The Native-Well, take my advice and
say nothing. The Colonel is a dead shot
and always ready to uphold his honor
Kansas Independent.
Mrs. Winrow-You don't hear of women
getting taken in by them bunko men.
Mr.. Winrow-Of course not. With all
them bargain counters in the city, what
chance has a bunko man of gettin' a
woman's money.-Puck-
Mrs FIanigan-Shure, and what's your
husbands business?
Mrs. FloOrwalker-He walks about and
does nothing.
"Faltn, IS ne a tramp " OnkerS
Statesman
May-He's awfully nervy. He tried his
best to find out how old / am.
Fay-Yes. he admitted that to me.
Maryland just for fun 1 told him I was
a. Did he tell you that?
Fay-No, but he did say you were the
most truthful girl he had ever met-Phil-
adelphia Press.
THAT girl who lives two doors from US
has remarkably high. shrill voice. Did
you hear her sing last night? 1 wonder
If she's going on the stage2
What are yoou talking about2 That
wasn't the girl. 1t was her younger
brother giving his college YELL '-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Eggbert-I hope you will assign me a
part in your new production that VIII en-
able me to please the audience
ManagerASure, / shall give you the part
of Gumshoo. the detective.
Eggbert-what does he do town ap-
plause2
HE dies in the first 'act."-Chicago
News.
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The various municipal commissions, which hold
office by authority of the Mayor, hardly have
session these days without the enliHening, if not
edifying spectacle of row. This is it should
be-. The more the commissioners quarrel the more
tax payers and the public will learn of, affairs WHICH
are essentially public
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Special Dispatch to The. Call.

~ AN JOSE. Aug. '51.-The Admission
day: celebration to be held in. this
~ city. is. being arranged on "a. grand
- scale by. the local parlors of Ma
.....' tive Sons and Daughters. The cit
fzens and civic organizations are. prepar-
ing to give: the thousands of visitors a
royal reception. Thirty-twd parlors are
coming from. San. Francisco; and besides
these there. will be parlors. from Oakland;
Alameda, Watsonville. Santa. Cruz, Santa
Clara, Mountain View and Palo Alto. The
Native. Daughters will be represented: by
a half dozen, parlors. 50. - -.
:" The Native Sons and. the Labor. day
committee have. combined to decorate the
city: The work of decorating will be fin
.ished this week land the, Garden City will
be, in. gala. attire on. Labor day: =. First
Street. will be decorated from the broad
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The plumbers OF Portland are out on strike While
this may result in some snnoyances and exasperating
inconvenience to the people of the city owners of
homes will be relieved from any immediate necessity
Of norgaging their houses.
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Emperor William has ordered his court portrait
painter to make a drawing OF President Roosevelt.
What CONSERVATION would reign in Berlin official
circles if the court painter should draw picture
of Admiral Dewey instead.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
UNNA DEFINES A CAUSE.
European Skin Specialist Says Dan
druf Is Caused by Parasites.

Upon that theory, proved beyond
doubt. a cure for dandruff was sought
after. Scientists. chemists, druggists and
physicians all took a hand" and the
successful issue is the present product
known as "Newbro's Herpicide."
This remedy actually kills the parasites
that infest the hair bulb. does its work
most effectively and contains not an atom
of substance injurious to anything else
than the germ alone. Herpicide causes
the hair 10 grow as nature intended 1t
should, soft and abundant.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In
Detroit. Mich
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Townsend's California glace fruits and
candies, SOC a pound, in artistic fire.
etched boxes. A nice present for Eastern
friends. 715 Market St, above Call bldg. .
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Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (A1len's). go Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1912.
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SUBMARINE BOATS.J., Sacramento,
Cal. There are eight submarine boats in
the United States navy The speed of
these is ten knots on the surface and
seven under it: j.
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When the Reno police. took into custody a brace
of escaped Folsom ,conYi>ts our local sleuths ac-
cepted the; Triumph of: the Mevadans: with poor
grace, displaying anything but qualification in a
Significant capture. San; francisco Officers have
now opportunity in which TO win laurels of Their
own There are at large in this city two desperate
.highwaymen, suspected to: be escaped convicts:
Their operations to say the least, are annoying
most of us.
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l.. NATIONAE. ENCAMPMENT = A. s..
City. The. first time the Grand Army of
the Republic held its National Encamp-
mert in. San Francisco was in 1886, COM
mencing August Z.
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The Yankee-See here. Colonel Bluegrass
has forged my name TO a check
The Native-Well, take my advice and
say nothing. The Colonel is a dead shot
and always ready to uphold his honor
Kansas Independent.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE. Market and Third, $. r.
EDITORIAL ROOMS. .2I7 70 221 Stevenson st.
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There is one way that King Edward
can keep his chaplains busy"
What way?''
Praying for a long reign. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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.MARBLE-B. o., Pacific Grove, Cal.
All marble is composition of limestone.
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~iNSANITY-T., Fresno. Cal. Insanity
is not a. ground for divorce in California.
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AREA AND. POPULATION-Sub
City. The area of the city and county of
San Francisco is forty-six square miles.
The population is at this time estimated
at 965,0OO. BY the census of 1900 it was
given as 342, 1872
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Ask for THE GALL. The Operator VIII Connect
You With the Department You Wish
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Mrs. Winrow-You don't hear Of women
getting taken in by them bunko men.
Mr.. Winrow-Of course not. With all
them bargain counters in the city, what
chance has a bunko man of gettin' a
woman's money.-Puck
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Another circus train has been wrecked this time
in Pennsylvania. If some circus shows that we have
may be taken cause for justified effect per-
haps these railroad catastrophes may be placed in
the category -of retributve justice.
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Ethe-Do you really think the lieuten-.
ant will propose to Beth?
Edith-Oh yes; he has several medals
for bravery, you knOw!-Puck.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01

While the nations OF Europe are celebrating hest
tatng and counting consequences in regard to their
reply to the outrages of Turkey, Uncle SAM bound
by restriction of the natural law of retaliation has
demanded instant apology and reparation for the in
suit inflicted upon him in the attack on one of his
representatives. We have not yet reached, fortu-
nately that stage of refined diplomacy where an in
suit must be made the subject of discussion and
of instant resentment.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01

Teacher-where was the Declaration Of
Independence signed?
(. Tommy-At the bOttom.-Chicago Daily
News.
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Two prominent German physicians, quarrelng over
the best means by which to conquer DEATH fought a
duel recently and one was killed. 1t was strange
chance that made death the arbiter between those
who gave their life work effort to destroy him
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01

The public school system of California is. to
he fitting and admirable illustration at the ST.
Louis exposition. For the sake of the fair. name
of California and its credit abroad it is be hoped
that pictures of San Francisco schools will be
sent East.
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Mrs FIanigan-shure. and what's your
husbands business?
Mrs. FloOrwalker-He walks about and
does nothing.
Faith. is he a tramp ?'-Yonkers
Statesman
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VOTING IN Subscriber,
City. Under the laws of Colorado an
alien male or female. who has declared
his or her intention to become a citizen
of the United States for four months prior
to any election, may vote.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01

Casmir Perier, ex-President of France has con-
sdered certain accusations sufficiently grave to deny
publicly that he ever thought of marrying one of
the female members of the Humbert family. 1t is
unfortunate to any state that any condition force
who has held such high dignities has CAST
mirPerer to confess publicly that he is incapable of
the commission OF such palpable indecency.
There IS at least some compensation in the fact
that two of the escaped convicts of Folsom, who
have been captured, to be tried for murder.
Even il the negligence and perhaps cowardice' of
our officials make possible the commission of
bloody crimes it is some consolation to- know that
the State can satisfy its vengeance upon some of
the offenders.
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~ UT of Australian obscurity the village OF
| Tumut has been raised to fame by having
- greatness thrust upon it. The commission
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aEARY-sTREET UTILITY BONDS. /,

T. HE taxpayers are called upon to vote an issue
of bonds for acquisition to city ownership and
operation of the Geary-street Railroad.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-04-04
TELL IT TO REVENTLOW.
Work of an American Sailor, Three
Weeks In the Service. Behind
u Six-Inch Gun.

Pensacola, Fla, April 1.-The finest
record at target practice ever made
by landsman just enlisted was scored
to-day by J. McCullan, Texas boy,
on the battleship Texas. The vessel
was at target practice in the gulf,
when, for the first time, McCullan
aimed one of the six-pounders, scor-
ing ten hits out of 10 shots at a range
of 1000 yards. The Texas was steam
ing 10 knots an hour. McCullan en-
listed three weeks ago. Besides, be-
ing his first experience in target prac-
tice, it was also his first trip on wa
ter.