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indications are thstEthe, Bennett Kerst
steam boat controversy is nearly at att end
THIS week Engineer Kerst, who was given
the use OF the stesmer merry conesg"
until May 10, blythe courts, made a ten
der TO his.iormer'psrtner land haif-owne 4,
Capt. Benpett,' of 81 500 in payment for
Benefits lsbsre. This tender was
refused, alt houg Capt. Benrett In court
gavethat figure as the sum be would tab @
for his interest. 1t is now under
stood that.the COURT will order Bennett
to receive the money:sndieive the boat to
Kerst.
This!rsther unique "wsr" broke cut on
Feb. /, " heDiCspt. Bennett, who. with his
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Found in spots-ireckles.

Dolly-So Ethel is IN love with young
Tickertide, the stock broker. hear that
he's bull at the stock exchange. Polly
Perhaps; but Ethel declares that when b,
calls on her he always seems to be a good
deal OF bear, he takes to hugging so nat.
turaily!
II was at the typical musical comedy
what are they singing Dow9" he asked
''you see, Pve lost my programme" ~
haven't programme, either. But, by h
that It's either thst beautiful poetic nun
ber IS lng to Twilight ar that interpoisttC
conn ditiy, No Use, Yo' Pullman Porte
YO' Has Ter Mosey Now Pm quite su,
= either one from he music.n
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FROM BUCKsPoRT.
End of Steamboat War In Sight-in-
teresting Village Gossip.

End OF steamboat war IN cts"s
teresting Village Gossip.
j. Robert Emery is spending the week
in Boston and vicinity. Y
Miss Nan Godfrey returned Tuesday
from the winter In Boston.
Mrs. Rinsldo Gould has entered the en-
ploy OF Emery & Co., as clerk.
Mrs. l.. F. Tapiey is home from a visit
of two weeks in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Anne Swazey and Miss Ida
swszey are home from the winter in New
York and Washington. ~
The schooner "a. NJ. Nicholson, Capt.
John McInnis, sailed for the Grand Banks
Tuesday, with full crew.
Charles s. Pearl and wife, of Bangor,
spent Sunday in town, the guests OF Hon.
and Mrs. Parker spofford.
Mrs. J. II. Gilley and w. A. Remiek
went to Boston Saturday as delegates to
the supreme lodge n. E. o. P.
The salmon carch shows no improve
ment. the entire product OF the weirs
averaging but one or two day.
Mrs. Hannah Gray has sold to George p.
Homer the property known as the Tribou
field, about twenty acres of good hay
field.
Charles Williams has purchased the old
schooner "Mentora", and will strip her
for Junk and wood. She is hauled up at
the marine railway,
Mrs. Mary Smith, OF Old Town, has
purchased the Freeman Higgins place,
so. ca lied, on the shore road, and has
taken possession.
The seIectmen announce that the vsiua-
tion OF Bucksport has been increased by
about SC 500. and that the tax rate will be
245 against 2.65 of last year.
Pooler & Palmer have commenced ship
ments from their mill in the Darrows.
The schooner "Chsrlestou" took a cargo
of pine to Brewer this week.
Miss Annie Gem Is operator in the GEN.
Miss Beatrice Heath, who has entered the
employ OF E. b. Gardner q Co.
DR.. Horace l.. Gould, OF Prospect, a grad
uste OF the Baltimore dental college, has
formed a copartnersbip with DR.. j. M.
Nevens, the veteran dentist OF this village.
Isaac Britton. for twenty five years con-
meet ed with he Blodgett tanneries as head
tanner. has rendered his resignation, to
take effect in September. He has not
announced his plans for the future.
Samuel Clay Was painfully injured while
watching baseball game on the sem-
mary grounds on Saturday. He was
standing behind the wire netting back
stop, when foul tip struck the wire and
broke 1t, strand infiicting a bad cash in
Mr.. Gays face, re curing several stitches.
A. NJ. Devereaux, who bought the
wrecked schooner Webster Barnard
aud her .csrgo on Barley ledge, Long
island, went down to the wreck on Thurs
day with the schooner COLLINS Howes,
jr.", and the steamer agnes" o take out
the cargo. The schooner struck on the
ledge, and was pulled of with consider
able difficulty and towed TO Belfast for
repairs.s About ten tons OF coal were taken
out in a scow and towed to Castine. Mr.
Devereaux will resume operations at once.
He has some hopes OF getting the Barn
ard" of after the cargo is out.
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SEAL COVE, ME, May 4, 1908,

SEAL COVE, ME-, May a, ieu5.
Dear Aunt Mddge:
an much Interested in the column, read it
carefully and find much help therefrom.
E closed ind answers to questions, all but Z, of
which am doubtful. May come again?
Yes, be sure to come again.
/. Young. Night Thoughts; line SgS.
@ Shakespeare. Tanning of the Shrew. Act
1; SC /.
8. Heywood's Proverbs, l546. Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress. Don Quixote.
4. Richard Loyelace. To Lucasta, on Going
TO the Wars.
5. Milton Lycidss; line 1888.
8. Tom Brown l663-i70i.
I. Unknown, or uncertain.
s. Wordsworth. Peter Bell. Part st. IL.
9. Rays Proverbs. Middleton. The Family
of Love; v. 5.
10. Butler. Hudibras. Part III lime 547.
Seal Cove. n.
The answer to is Cupid's Revenge.
Beaumont Fletcher. Please send US some
questions.
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alutnal Benefit Column
EDITED BIZ AUNT MADGE".


stated In the title and motto-it is for the mu
tual benefit. and aims to be helpful and hopeful
Being for the common good, IL is for the com
mon use-a public servant, purveyor of In
formation and suggestion, a medium for the In.
tercbange of ideas. In this capacity II soicits
communications, and It's success depends large
~ on the support given IL In this respect. Com.
munications must be signed, bat the name OF
writer win not be printed except by permission
Communications will be subject to approval or
rejection by the editor of the column. but none
will he rejected without good reason. Address
all communications TO
THE AMERICAN,
Ellsworth, Me.
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Mckinley and Christian Endeavor.
President Mckinley said: "Charae-
ter is currency that passes at a pre-
mium the world around, Christian en-
deavor makes character; therefore
love Christian endeavor."
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Dear M. b. Friends:

Dear n. b. Friends:
The poem above was sent for the column
with the following: This lovely poem
was sent a bereaved friend OF mine, who
sent it TO me, SO / send it to you for the
column. l presume there are many who
will appreciate it as did" lam sure it
will comfort others, too.
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l11rinr. Spirituofrn.
s. s.. eSrieSeniualo & So.
1tnier Norratb

beitc6t aus ben beiten 2if0ren
i'm 2anbe unb uniere Yreiie
iinO Die nieOrigiten - mir erz
iu6en Sic Oaber um SSbre
3unoi6aft.
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N. unS aiuber Sa6ets, Din.

Samcn. uno Stinoer Sa6ets, 0ln=
siise &C.
$3.50 fir 27z3Duige engliI6e 8pr
0amen Sddets, 81 rpertb.
$4.9o fir 9amen Monte Carlo So
diets, '27z3OQige Boz Safets unb 49,
3OlIige prOmenuben Sadets, $40 u.
$12 tpertb.
$5.75 fir bal6 dnI9lieBenoe Monte
Carlos uno automobiles, 10 Bis AZ
3ou lang. Sadets i'm Wert6e Don
$12 Bis $15.
$3.50 CUR Nusipa9l unter ben neuez
Iten @eipGnoern i'm Wertbe Bis 500;
bdrunter Die nsuen fragenlofen &tmoz
naz@oats, Wlonte Carlos uno promez
naben Sadets.
$4.65 fir Oumen Ruglans aus
feiner Orforo N2eIton, 56 Bis 80
3oQ lang, $40 pert6.
$3.49 fir Idnge &inber Qutoz uno
Monte Carlo : Sadets, breioiertel unb
pple 2Gnge, $500 Bis $500 tpert6.
$3.50 fir neue 0amen 8lpufen=
Qr5iige aus gang nollener frun30Iiz
f4er 3ibeIine, poiitiber SIS Nsrt6.
$5.95 fir gan5 ppllene G6spiotz
RIetorode, $6 pert6.
$3.50 fir feline 8roaoclot6 RIeioz
rode, oas Wlaterial alIein foitete 81, ,25
pro Yaro; poiitiber Bert6 $40 bis
$12. ..,
$3.50 fir neue ietoene uno yNetz"
Rleior0de, $12 pert6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-18

1lllo Die flle0rl91tell - MIR er@
fu9en Sic ba6er um 9Sbre
Sunbi6aft.
9icr limb etlidlc Spcsialitatcn
fiir bicic 0Spdlc.
Wtoiinii6rr Gin fir Samn.
Rurirt ale 6raucn 6rdnfbcittn.
YlHte ........... -:............. soc.
Iff @nrrcin. Gjallonc. co
nuRt;r gibc gRbisf:p. 6lai6t 81 90
Mdroi6inc Siri6cu I5lui6t.. Gac
2lcpftl.= 2anbptiu Qintc..... 33c
@nb' Vic, baut etiquette 2utz
itno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
TarQp's rcincr Mali zRbi3tc0. Ter
bette. ISld'd)t ..................... 19c.
ebcrpoop rciutr 8pc. Viutc SOC.
Creme DC Mcntbc. 6laidc....... soc.
NnQoitltra @ittcrs. s.............. 30c
lluicrc gaGouc= 6loide 8otbs
fpttn. 6ldl1t ................-. 4lc.
Rod mn Rp. . ................ 60c.
Sitper Gropc Wbistcp, : Sabre
alt. @olonc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. 10
Tran36fi6tr Sauoion 6oQuOc.
1flalbc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ri .O
Gjuintb' Stput 9uBtup. 50
gcbiq'3 Mal,sGrtratt 6tui6e.. Zoe.
SbcrrD=Ncin iiir G3clatint. 6lui6c 25c
>Scot6 g0bisttb. 6luitr. zoe.
Coupons nit icntm Gintaui QtQcbeu
COUPONS
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@oufbor fiir zinc 9unocufnr.

Dor orei Syu6ren fab 9r. u. 9.
6uofon, Elm iunger, in g}r. $40, @eit<
SaratO9aitraBe, pO6n6after U&ann,
einem frii6en 3oDs entgegen, Setn
re6ter QungenflH8eI mar afficirt, unb
ale Qn3ei9en parer Dor6anOen, oaB
S9ninbIu6t feline 2e6enstruft Der
3s6rte. Sin tpo9Ibetannter Qr3t an
Der g}oro G6drIeSitruBe uno Elm
Qungen Spe3iaIiit bon Baltimore,
in beren 8e6anOlung er gepeien mar,
berfe6lten, Der &rant6eit Ginbalt 5u
gebieten poer i6m @rIei9terung 5u
per59aFfen. Sin 6reuno i4lug i6m
Dor, Or. 9artlep, ben Spe5ialiiten fir
RaIe, O6r uno 8s6Ie, g&r. 311, Roros
9acaitruBe, 81 conIultiren; er that
bies uno bic i6m getpG6rte 8ebdnbz
lung 6eilte Die &rantbeit in tur3er3eit
uno fii6rte gu elmer &ur. 9r. 9uOfOn
1T 6eute Elm N&ann nit trGftigem&ors
per uno i'm 8oQ6siiBe pon 9efun69eit.
Der folgenoe, ni8t iolicitirte, 8rieF
tpuroe ois5e 0o4e pOn Or. 9artlep
empfdngen:
Baltimore, 16. Sanuar 1903.
Or. 6artleD. U}ein 6err!
sd eru6te es ais meine 9fli4t, 81
nen elm SeitemoniaI 3u f6rei6en, um
:S6nen meine Qlnertennung- fir Sbre
9ienite in meiner Sur BON Der
66pinoIu8t bor orei Syu6rsn au85uz
bruden, ais me6rere Mer5te, unter If
nen Elm betannter Qungen Spe5iaz
lift Don Baltimore, bies berfsbIt bat
ten. Seitoem babe i9 nt9t Die gez
ringften l1nunne6mIi9teiten ge6abt.
Sd tunn Sic getpifenbaft an Die an
8e6ls ober 2ungentrdntbeiten 2eioenz
ben empfeblen nit Der l1eber5eugung,
buB iie turirt iperoer. Sn Der 6pffz
nung, 6uB oS6nen oieIer8rief BON gros
Bem 8ort6eil, ben Sic 10 rei4li4 Der>
6ienen, iein piro, perbleibe i9
9l4tungSOoll
u, 9. 6ubIon,
g2r. $40, 8eit : Sardtogaz5tr.
d8-9)
- 6rau g2uncD 8raut, cine 8erz
panote be8 Generals Il. g. grant,
iit in i6rer 0o6nung gu Stbaca I'M
2lIter Don 81 Sabreu geitOrben.
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WlnrS aus Gifcriudlt.

G6tca8o, II. Sanuar. - SSu
raIenber Giferiu6t bat 6. s. Gonz
lin feline friibere @eIiebte Sennie
SpDer, Die ibm untreu getporoen, auf
Der StrdBe bur6 einen S4uB in ben
8opf get0btet, i6ren neuen @ere6rer
5rdnt g. M2erritt i9per berpunbet
uno it9 bann cine &ugeI bor oen&opf
gei9oFen. Der Wl0roer purbe Be-
nuBtIos unO i'm Iterbenben 3uitunbe
na4 Dem 9Ofpitol gebro6t, no er
beute Morgen berI4teb.
@onlin bate erfubren, oaB Sennie
geitern 9tbenb in 8egleitrlng bon Merz
rift ausgegangen mar, rub leqte Ii6
nit etnem 3ebolper i'm 9efponbe auf
Die 2auer. Ser GiFerIii6tiqe mar
entf3lofen, ouB baS W(Gb6en. nit
ibm iterben fplIte, un0 au6 N2erritt,
Der bebor3ugte 8erebrer, ioIIte biiBen.
Dem Beimte6renben 9aare trat Gonz
lin an Der Sbire Der elterli6en Mo6z
nung be5 M}db9enS an 8incenne8z
2tOenue entgegen. 9a8 fr0bli9e 2a=
6en Der 8eiOen bate er i6on BON
fern ge6Drt, un0 feline eiferiu4tiqe
Nutb fannie feline @ren3en, N}it benz
Rebolber in Der 6ahb iprang er aus
feinem 8erIted 6erpor. 8ei ieiuem
2lnblid rief bQs W}G09en fbreGensz
blei6: rGene, i6ieBe ni4t!" uno
panbte ii9 CUR 5lu9t. @r bate 1ie
iAnel eingebolt, ieBte bic N}Inbung
be5 &eDolber5 auf Die Stitn Der
6ilfIpIen unb brudte ab. 9(uF ben
3reppenitufen bra6 bo5N2Go6en toOt
3uIdmmen. N}erritt berIu6te, benz
Gdienben ben Gepolber 3u entreiBen,
purOe aber Dur6 einen 5pettenS6uB,
Der ihn in Die &innlabe traf, f6per,
bod nidt IebenSgefG6rli6 Derpunbet
niebergeItreft Damn ri9tete Der W}0rz
Der ii6 5elb5t, inbem er 7i6 cine 8uqel
por ben Sopf i4oB. GonIin peri4ieb
i'm 6Oipitdl.
Bon ben @ltern beS ermpr0cten
g}GO6en5 purbe in Grfa6rung gez
bru4t, baB GOnlin ibrer 3D6ter bret
Sabre ben 9of gema6t bate. Syennie
mar iebo6 Teiner iiberbriifIig getpor=
ben, neil er iie ourd grunDloIe @iferz
iu6t qudlte, unb CAB ibm tijr3Ii8 gu
beriteben, baB feine8eTu6e niat mebr
ertpiinidt ieien. Gr uber ipoIlte if9
ni4t guttpiuig toIt iteuen IaTen, unb
bas M}db4en mar f4IteBli4 ge3punz
gen, ben untpilItommenen 8e1u6er
ub3upeiien, @iferfU6tige 2eibenz
I6aft trieb ben 8erf4md6ten gu benz
W!orDnert.
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GHLPENRERG
. r Is.
f9er snberIGiTse Sabem.
25 1tnO - @eas2eringtOns, nabe GbarlcssStr
2sduntnnss >2Serkauf aGer
3adsets, Ielse, Atsilae, Alei0radst 1c.

0else! 0eISe!
3upcrldfGse Sprten - nutsr baIb en Wrtifen
$1.49 CLUTTER Scarfs aus felr1en
rufiI6en 6dien, 3obeI : Spofum, 6
@6pGnse. 8is $3.50 ipert6.
$2.65 fir Gcarfs unb 8Ous aus
braunem Marber, 8root W2int, Racz
COON, 6 uno 10 S9lpdn3e. BIS gu
$6 pert6.
$685. CUR 4uatpa6l unter 500 EXTRA
qrDBen brdunen uno i4pdr3en Spot=
5um unb Gaccoon CLUTTER : Scarfs.
8is So tpert6.
$4.65 2lQe unfere feinen g}aroerz,
3obe(z uno SIabeua 0poifumz
Scarfs unb 8oa5 in bieier 9drtte.
8is $40 pert6.
$3.50 fir 8ictorines, 8ous, ,ScurfS
BON e9ten U}inf, N1aroer, Steinmar=
Der. SIS Bis $18 pert6.
$12.50 5urNuspa6l unter dllenS1az
beQaz unb 3Cbel 5u4S : Scarfs.
Bis $25 pert9.
$1,000 fir 0eur Seal Sadets, nit
@finner's 9ttGoB gefiittert, friiRerer
9reis $27.
$3.50 fir feline nGite Seal" Saz
dets, frii6er $45.
$4,000 fir bette geur Seal Sodets,
friibsr $55.
$500 fir feinfte Seal : Sadets,
3rugen uno 8epers aus e4tsm Minf,
8iber unb G6in9illu; frii6er $65 Biz
$75.
$3.50 fir feinfte g2ear : Seal Gaz
peg, 27z30uig, frii6er $50.
$500 fir 888 g}edr : Seal @d>
pes, frii6er $45.
CSC. fir glectric Zeal W2uFfs, $3.50
iDert6.
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0}tIIiDnen an 8Drb.

SSn 8aQftraBe parO bas Gintrsffsn
Der st. Qouis" e6enfaQs mit64merz
gen erlpartet. 2ln 8Oro bes iiberfdIz
Iigen 0umpfers 6efanoen fi4 8iinbel
bon 8ertbpapieren, bic einen &C.
fummttpert4 bon 3pei uno Elm bal6
Miuionen Dollars reprGIentiren uno
Den biefigen 8anten CUR 2(6lieferurg
ii6erianot porben iinO. 3ur 3eit, uls
bic rSt. 2ouis" Don GngIanb dbfubr,
purben auf Der QonOoner 80rTe 0ieIe
2tttien Der Grte 8a6n, iopie oer2Gt=
9irIOn 8a6n pertauft uno e8 iino
0iefe in eriter 2inie, Die 9ier6er 8ur
2tbIieferung tommsn.
Disqualification bemdatigte Ii9, aIs
oiefe 2(ttien ni6t re9t3eitig untamen,
fofort OerTeI6en uno bic g}a4frage
na4 Gries uno 2lt8inIon5 tpar in
ben IeBten Sagen groB.
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Sm sJahrifubl bsrlebt.

Sunta 8orbora, Gal., II.
San, - SRI. Caroline &e1H, cine jun
ge Dame aus Der oorne6msn Stem
gorter 8eieGIdoft, fat bier in einem
9otel, po iie nit Der 6omiIie i6re5
66nu9ers 2oui5 8ibernouo, zines
rei6en Seiben 6a6ritonten Oonglepz
gort uno g}ep Serien, ii6erninterte,
einen i6tperen llnfau erIitten. glls iie
beute 0}orgen ben 6abritu6l betrat,
fam iie gu San unO i6r &0rper tpurOe
gegen ben Oberen 6lur gequetf4t. Die
2tmputation zines 8eines pir0 nOt6z
perbig Iein uno Der 3uitun0 Der Puz
tientin 1T 604It be6entli6.
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GurDpdiirte Ga6elbepelbelt
@irpn unb feline 8eIieb te
berIuffen GENT.

!
8rIffeI, II. San. - Ra9 elmer
0epefhe aus @enf an ben nPetit
8tsu" 6aben beute 2tbenb bic Rron>
prin3eFin BON 9u9Ien unb 81. @iron
bic S6nei3 gang 9eimIi4 perIdfen
unb itnb unter ngenommenenRdmen
na9 bem Siben d6gsreiit.
5ur9t Dor ber 8euIenpe #.
Banana, Colombia, II. Son.
Die 8eiunb6eits6eb0rOe bat bei9IoIz
ien baB Der poitbampfer rQcapulco, "
Der am 20. 9e5ember BON San 5run@
cisco unb am 4. Sdnuur BON QcapuIs
co, Mer,, abgssungen iit, bier peOer
Bafagiere, nod Cargo Ian0en bari.
Der 9ampfer nimmt &ohIen on 8OrO
unO pir0 bann hu4 San 6runciscO
geAen.
8ebtnu8 Rep gort.
South mpton, II. San. -
Der 0ampfer minneapolis" BON
2onbon na6m beute Die pafugiere
Der mQ[merican Cine" BON bier nit
nu9 g}etp gort, bu bieie 2inie teiz
nen resuIdren 9ampfer bon bier ubs
geben lufIen tonnte.
Der 0freidif4s Rei4 g.
rat6.
8ten, II. San.-9au4 elmer un>
unterbrO9enen SiBung Des Oitrei4is
Ifen Rei4srutbes ieit geitern friib 10
llbr enbete gfu4mittug bic Obitrut>
tiOn Der G3e4en. Sin @nt1ag, nit
Der fofortisen 8eratbung Der Budget
8orlu9e au Beginner, nuroe nit 80
gegen 70 Stimmen abgele6nt. 9us
9ous nabm bunn bus reselmdBige
@e59dft pieber auE
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Uie(e GoufenOe Jllor6

lam 5eotrmunn burd getb,ilieuno an tinem ets
pinubrinstnosn lntfrrtbmtu bti it6r otriuqtr Gins
lagt (mUnatIit nur Rt ) unS glf lOl trn,rbtu.
ausIibrli9e ausfunit tUirO trtbsilt bur6 g. %.
5eutidloRb.
lNop23-ftbr23 Snl
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8mri gpbte, sprt @dperberIettr.

QBe # g}spton, ga, II. San.
- Die 0ompfi9neioemii6Ie in 8eu5
MiGs Duroe beute Our4 &eTel ST.
plofiOn 3ertriimmert. 3pei 2trbeiter
erlitten ben Sob, 3tpet anoere trugen
i8pere 8erleBun9en oaoon. Man pere
mut6et, baB bic GrptoIion 0ur9 niebz
rigen 8aTeritunb tntDampfteFel Oerz
urfQd1t pur0e.
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2sefte 6 grOs. 6efOanfase.

S6 offtrire 9rtftrrtb etOd in 6ummsn bon
500 nnb mtbr, etf6trt bel 1insfrtitm 5toSterunO
in better Gage. D a 8 u 4, Grunbtisentbumss
DafIer. 3immer ]. SaIpsrts Guilbiuo.
(SaH6, lTtnl
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0rDi. 0Inaactt'S gans 9(foScmic,

6l4, RsGrtmOnt=9Ipe. = Slaiisn icst fir 4uidEs
ger iOrmirt gguljer, Sntituits unO 5lnitoft cine
etc. IciepbOn 6. & .. gRabiiOn S55 ..
(5an3 1Dlt)
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nunote oeS Generals Il. g. 9rant,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
Unionists Of Coast

LOS ANGELES, March 2S.-The
Los Angeles County Council of Labor
has adopted resolution indorsing the
action of the State rganizers in effect
ing the unionization of japanese and
Mexican laborers at Oxnard. The coun-
Gil adopted a further resolution favor
ing the unionization of all skilled
Asiatics and other alien laborers in
Los Angeles.
Local labor leaders state that this
is the first time a union labor organ
ization has gone on record as in any
way favoring Asiatic labor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
1t Was Simply Swell

Our most esteemable friend, V. La
yeago invited couple of friends
around to his copious abode to par
ticipate in an impromptu spread last
evening. Mr.. Laveaga is an excellent
host. having entertained his gentle
men friends so delightfully."-; he also
entertained them by singing a song
entitled, Good Morning Carry" etc.
While this trio of young men were
indulging in playing games there sud
denly came a knocking on the wall
music from a mandolin, harmonica
etc. and upon investigation got no
cew as to who the serenading parties
were.
Mr.. Laveaga again went outside in
search of the serenaders to invite
them in to participate in the feast,
but they became frightened and took
to running, one of the parties having
sprained and ankle while another had
the misfortune to bruise a hand
Mr.. Laveago's friends departed for
their respective homes about mid
night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
Electric Line Tied Up

SEATTLE, Wash, March 27.-With
only five street cars running on the
entire system of the Seattle Electric
company and with these cars manned
by so-called "scabs,' almost absolute
ennui reigns along the tracks and at
the barns.
Judge Canford's restraining order
has apparently the desired effect in
preventing even catcalls and jeers.
The only disturbance worthy of notice
so far this morning was caused by
urion teamsters on Pike street who
refused to get their wagons off the car
tracks till the police were sumoned.
There are no extra policemen on
duty, and each of the five cars which
are running carries only the neces-
sary crew OF men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
The New Cup Challenger

The English people are very per-
sistent in their efforts to recapture
the cup which Americans have held
for so many years. Another attempt
is to be made this summer, and to that
end a new challenger is being built,
which is claimed will have more speed
than those used in the past. The re-
suit will be watched with great inter-
est by both sides. There has also been
much interest manifested by the peo-
pie in the marvellous success of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters during the
past fifty years. 1t has established
record of cures uneQualled by any
other remedy of such ailments as
heartburn, belching, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, constipation, insomnia, ner-
vousness or spring fever. II you are
a sufferer, we urge you to try bottle
at once.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
Harry Ccrbett Says No

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-
Harry Corbett, who was the mutual
choice of the managers of McGovern
and Corbett to act as the referee in
the bout, which takes place Tuesday
evening, has after due consideration
declined the offer. He says that the
office of a referee is a thankless one,
and he does not care to endanger the
pleasant relations he now maintains
with the two men. The managers Of
the pugilists will meet again in order
to select a referee for the fight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
Up-tc-date Place

Johnny Comes of Golconda has
equipped his store and saloon in a
most up-to-date Manners having just
Installed a new acetylene gas plant.
and produces the best light available
from any gas plant. Mr.. Comes store
and saloon reminds one OF walking
into a palace when lighted up.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
Reduced Rates

Parties having relatives or friends
in the East. who have any intention
of coming to Nevada, would do well
to remember that tickets are now be-
ing sold at greatly reduced rates, be-
ing $25 from Missouri river points;
$50 from st. Louis, Cairo, ILL.,, Mem
phis, Tenn, and New Orleans; $50
from Chicago and similar reductions
from all points.
Stop-overs will be allowed at Win
nemucca and other Nevada points.
Money deposited with the Agent for
tickets from eastern points, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
These Colonist rates will be in effect
until April 3Oth only. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-30
Meeting of c. M. a.

The members of the c. NJ. A. held
their regular meeting at the hose
house Saturday evening. The regular
routine of business was carried out
and afterward time was devoted to en-
joyment There were several songs
discoursed by different members. Leo
Warren favored the club with a song,
entitled, 81 Wont Do 1t Any More. :"
Frank Parker, speaker of the organ
ization, made speech as to the bet
terment of the fraternity.