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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-25
COURT NOTES.

The appeal case of the colored Gene
terry Company. Of Hayre de Grace
against the b x o. railroad on the is:ns
OF whether or not the award of the sher.
ifs jury which assessed the damage don,
by the railroad in taking about one and
a half acres Of the cemetery for its right
OF. way should be confirmed, was heard
bv Judges Burke and yanB:bber on Fri
day. After due consideration the court
confirmed the award which was fol
$4,000.
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JARRRTTsvLLR, Feb. 81, 1910-Mr. c
w. Amos lost very valuable COW on'
day last week
Miss Ida V, Hawkins and Miss Mimi,
G. C.larv spent the weeks end with
relatives in Delta.
Mr.. Joseph Cunningham, of York, ha,
purchased the house and lot from Mr.. T
L. Cathcart. of this place.
- MIR. and Mrs " r. Deets entertained
few friends in honor of his birthday
Wednesday. Februaryl 6
Mrs. {. c. Hayes. who has spent the
last ie u months with her mother, Mrs
d. X. Hid, has returned to her home IN
Baltimore
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HAvRR DIX GRACE. February 22.-Last
Saturday two workm ut the Casparis
quarry were hit hy the steam shovel, one
OF them dying OF his injuries
MIR. Joseph W Chamberlain is very i'll
at his home on Fountain street
Mrs. Maria Lyon, who has been in
poor health for some time, Is now con.
fined to her bed
Misses Kate Boyd and Sue Jackson left
Monday for Florida. where thev will
be the guests of MIR and Mrs. DIN
Pritchett. near Indian River,
Miss Elsie Way is visiting at Elk Mills,
Md.
Mrs. VIM. II. Poplar and daughter.
Kate. returned last Saturday from visit
to Mrs Poplat's daughter, Mrs. David
Lehigh. at York, Pa
Miss Elva Iiimondson is visiting rela.
tivss at Trenton, N,
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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Juliet S knight, of Havre de
Grace is visiting the Misses Munnikhuy
sen. Of Churchville
Miss Esther Stokes, of Germart own,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs William
Silver. of Aberdeen
Mr. and Mrs Claude Rigdon. of Aber.
deem, have returned from their wedding
tour and are residing with his mother.
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OBITUARY..


| ANNIE W CALDER
Annie W, the q weeks old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Calder, died at the
home of her parents on Gordon street.
Bel Air, on Friday of last week The
funeral took place on Sunday afternoon.
the in terment b, ing in Mt. ZION &C netcry
Rev ii |. Schlincke Off ciated The pail
be arers were Masters Hall MacLean,
Herbert Wilgis. Kessler and Kenneth
Livezey. Dean * Son were the under.
| takers.
| JOHN A wANN
Mr. John A Wann. aged II years, died
suddenly at the residence Of his brother.
in.law, Mr.. Joseph M Hermann. near
Bynum, on Monday. lie is survived by
two sisters. Mrs Susan Reynolds and
Mrs Peter Hermann His funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon, interment
at Rock Spring cemetery. Rev. II. l.
Schlincke ofiiciated. The pallbearers were
Messrs. James Blake. Walter Cook,
Charles Duff. Wilson kean, ]. J Schenck
and James Lingan. Dean & SON were
the undertakers
| MRS. RLLA HlScHMAN,
Mrs. Ella Hinchman died at the home
Of her only daughter, Mrs w. Carl Hol.
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FREDERICK iiISKSoN
Mr. Frederick Hink,on. AGED 70 wears.
died at his home at Aberdeen on Satur.
day lie 10 survived oyf Tour aauRhtefs-
Mrs arthur Cummings, MRS; HhI,y
hopkins, Misses FLORENCE ahu s'tn'e
hinkson' ms 'unefa' TOOK place on
Mohuay AFTERNOON ,n'ei"rht "ihR III
the cemetery o, Shurchviiie r,espy'e,is a
Shufch Kew n, yief anu NeY, L.
Brown omciateu ne pan hearers were
messrs herins' k'rnatu
SON u I Mattin. a "eus' MARI
courtney ana Mii'o'u Carr. Dean ana
son were the 'nnefai "'fect"fs'
GEORGE T. SHANNON
| ur Geurue + Shannon. aaed 66 wears.
ii, d at his home in Baltimore on Friday
flat week Besides a widow he is sur
vivrd nv two daughters. Miss Cora
shannon and Mrs. Edward Nc Mahon,
and one son. Mr. Harry shannon His
remains were brought TO Forest Hill ON
Mooday morning. ser vices nd internent
being at Rock Spring cemetery Rev /.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned. intending o quit farming,
will sell at Public Sale, without reserve. ON
the premises whcTson he now resides. situ.
nted on the public road from Robinson
Canning House TO Iohnson's Mil,
On Wednesday, March I'd, 1910,
Ati2 O'Clock. M. sharp the
Po.Ioyylnp PERSONAL. PROPERTY to wit:
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and the Club adjourned to meet on
March 18th at the home Of Mr., s d
Ashton. when growing potatoes" will
be discussed
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Public Sale

The undersigned intending to quit dairy.
ing will sell ut ruhlic sale on the Henry c
Preston farm On rDnd l,adiug from Pnll.tuu
To- Buffers MIN
On Saturday, February 10. 1910,
N ~ "'cluck, NJ. the
Following PERSONA. PROPERTY, to wit
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Public Sale.

Having rented my farm and will remove e
Baltimore. will sell Mt Public sale ON my
farm. situated on the rnnd leading from th'
Rocks TO Rive Forks. about two miles from
the Rocks.
On Wednesday, March I'd, 1910
Ati2 O'Clock M, the
Eniio wIuu PERSONAL PROPERTY ia wit
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& u IS

One pair Mules, Q years old, one good
Lender, will work In all harness: I Bay Mare
ATchduke. No 1874, IN fohi 10 king NJ
Prussis; Hay Mare 10 years old weigh
about $50 sired by Duncan, dam by sher'
man Morgan, 10th of these mares are
splendid drivers, will work In all harncsa
have considerable speed aud are m brood
mares One Ray Colt. coming ! years old.
sired by Duke OF Thornton, dam by DdnChH.
This colt In fine size. thoroughly broken hnh
u fine driver. One fnur.horse Wagon. two.
horse Wagon. 3 600 lbs capacity, has been
has been us.d one season; Johnson Mower
u. arly new. DrsrinR HAY Rake, IIench "
nromRod Riding Corn Worker, hna been
used one season; Walking Corn Worker.
CultiyatoT SprinRtooth Harrow. Hay Car
rage. 2 No. 50 Oliver Chilled pl0ws Grain
Drill hoe, used two seasons; Hob Sled,
Corn shelter. Top Buggy, MIX Wagon,
Sleigh and Bells, ! sets Of Lead Harness, :
set Double Lines. Horse Blankets Hhlters .
sets Pillow Double Trees. . Cow StanchionA,
set Beam Scars 100 II Hay Rope, Pofks,
Pulleys. Rte; Grain shovel STATE Trough
will hold about 2 bbls, Log Chain. rprchd'
ers, Single Trees, Folks. Shovels. Hoes. Corn
knives, Cross Cut aaw. Wire atretchers,
Post bigger and other things too numerous
to mention. Corn by the barrel Home Com
fort Range has BEEN used less than year;
z Double Heater Coal Stoves In excellent
condition, and Alright Stoves.
TERMS or SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under cash: on sums
over that amount credit Of months VIII
he given, purchasers giving their notes. with
approved security bearing interest and pay
able at the FIRST National Bank Of Delta.
zD-No goods removed until settled for.
> WALTER p. MAcATRB.
VIM. A. Wheeler, Auctioneer.
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Public Sale.

The uudersisned, having rented hiA farm,
will sell on the premises located IN the road
lrnding from Hack Horse L. ilcndcrson's
Mil,
On Monday, February %, 1910.
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, sharp, the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit:
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Public Sale.

Having rented the Meadow Farm. we will
sell at Public Sale AT said farm. ON the ne W
cut fpHd from Nichnelayille to Swan Greek
Landing about two miles from NlchnrlN willie
and two aud u hai miles from rrrrymnn.
On Tuesday. March 9th, 1910,
At 10 o'ciocL. a. M. sharp. the
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LII NJ LIZ NJ
No. i.-Rrown Mare. 3 years. / 200. good
WORKER and ddver She is No. where ever
No . and 4 Pair Of Iron Gray Horses, !
years. $500, fine pair of horses, We'll
No and o. Pair BLACK and Brown
| Horses, ! and years, 2,aoo. nice pair of
| chunks.
No. 6.-GrAy Horse. X years. 800. This
| Is ~ good horse az ever was hItchcd
works In all kinds Of harness.
| No 10 years. 400, A good mate for
| No d
No s.--Sorrel Horse. : years, /. 200. A
| irst class worker and driver, Plenty of style
No -Sorrci Mare. q years l 100. Good
mare wherever hitched. quiet for a lady to
drive
No. io.-nny Marc, u years; GOO worker
No. n.--Rrigh, Hay Mare. = years. 300.
Plenty of style aud action and win work
wherever hitchcd and nice single diver
logs In n trot Good rider. Has been used
nv IA lady fine mare sure.
No ~ Hay Horse, X years, Hoo. This
Is first class horse IN all harness.
No. ~ -Sorrcl Mare, years. 100.
Plenty Of style aud fearless Of all objects. A
good road mare
No. 3 brown Mare years old. 100
Perfectly quiet for n lady to drive and win
work wherever hitchcd
No iG-Rny Hose, u years, i,tOO. No
one has better general purpose horse, safe
~ the most timid lady to drive.
Several more horses and mares: takes too
much space TO describe.
Pair Iron Gray Mules, - cars 2.2O0. Cool
lcsd-rs and workers. nice pair Of mules,
rnir Iron Gray Mules. ! years, 200. A
fine young team Of mules.
Mules coming years old not broken.
good sire
There will he some low priced horse. of,r
ed Every horse and mule must lie sold M
drrbiddnR,
have been selling Frederick County Horses
for several years and they ALWAYS give good
satisfaction. They are well broken ready to
go right to work. When you see this lot OF
horses and mules YOU will say you never
saw n better lot offered Mt any one sale.
EtS- Horses can lie seen at vt able three days
before sale.
TBRMS.-EiHht months credit, with inter.
est and approved security.
CALVIN APPLETON. Agent,
{. Richardson n Brn., Auctionccrs.
" Carver In charge Of notes.
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Public Sale

The farm having been sold and the under.
signed having decided to quit farming, will
| aell at his residence. ON the N, !. HutCh'n'S
| farm DIETER known as the upper WnolGcy
farm ON the lower road from Darlington to
| Poole.
On Monday, February 2Sth. 1910,
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. sharp. all the
| Folio wing PERSONAL PROPERTY, IN wit:
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built up fine trade during recent years
The incorporators together with Mr. T
S. Nichols will constitute the Board Of
Directors for the first year.
-Jere Collins. of Port Deposit, while
attempting a few days ago to persuade
Emma Hawkins, of Gravelv Hill, to
leave her home and go with him was
ordered away from the premises ty En-.
mas mother, whereupon he whipped
cut his gun and shot her through the
heart. The woman died instantly, and
Collins escaped on freight train and
has not yet been apprehended.
AT the meeting of the Presbvterial
Union which will take place at the Belye.
dere on next Monday evening the ad.
dress of the evening will be delivered by
Hon. John Barrett, Of Washington, on
The United States as a World Power. "
The President Of the Cnion, Mr. Douglas
M. Wylie. who has just completed trip
encircling the world. will be present. and
il will pay all Hartford members to be
there too.
Mrs. lanes +. II. Gorsuch and son
ofFork, Baltimore county. have for thu
past month been enjoying themselves il
the sunny South. Leaving Baltimore or
a Merchant and Miners steamer they
have taken in the charms Of Jacksonville
st. Augustine and Quitman, Ga. At th'
latter place Mrs Gorsuch visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Hennemau, who resides there
Mrs Gorsueh rates equally high the
bslmy climate and hospitable people
They will return in early March.
TO protect the dairy and breedini
CATTLE of Maryland from tuberculosis
which may exist among cattle comini
from other states, Governor Crother
has issued proclamation requiring tina
the cattle to be brought into Maryland
be accompanied by certificate showing
that they have been SUI cted success
fully to the tuberculosis test within fou
months OF the date they enter the state
The state OF Pennsylvania has require,
q successful test for some time past, an
10 the absence Of such regulation MARY
land has been the dumping ground 70
dopbtfpl stock.
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PoLLowING PERSONAL PROPERTY
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lowing PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit
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mo dollar porw~ guaranteed. "a
J. eehah 4 Sons. special agents.

Birmingham, Montgomery and Mo-
bile. All sorts Of private enterprises
are In contemplation and II is.abe-
lieved the city will have a population
of 10000 by the time the larger In
dustrial plants are ready to begin
operations.
Alabama doubtless will feel III
squickening influence Of this heavy
disbursement of Steel Trust money
Alabama has mineral resources and
the Steel Trust will be tremendous
agency for development. Corey will
be busy town. In some respects IL
will be a model city" like Gary. In
others it will, like Gary again, fall o
long way short of what most people
would regard as model city. The
State of Indiana is not altogether
proud of what the Steel Trust has
done for it at Gary. 1t remains to
be seen whether Alabama is to have
similar experience with Corey. The
name OF the town at least Is not high
ly suggestive OF anything model.
Conrier-Journal.
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ANOTHER MAGIC CITY.

The Steel Trust Ia building another
magic city, fuch on the order OF
Gary, Its first creation in made-to-
order towns. Corey Is the name OF
the Steel Trust City No. 2 and 1t Is 10.
Gated In Alabama. In February last
the site whreon 1t Ii building was a
cotton field. Today It is scene Of
immense building operations. About
1000 men and T25I team are at work
The American Steel Wire Company
is putting up $4,000,000 plant and
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail.
road Company Is erecting a similar
plant OF equal cost. BY June is. Il
Ii expected. these two concerns will
be employing from 1000 to 5000 men
The Steel Trust has purchased 1000
acres 81 land and the new city viii
have plenty Of room to spread. Al
was the case at Gary the corporation
IA preparing to build the streets, side
walks and sewers: to lay gas ant
water mains and to install double
track street railway. Three railroad
already pass by the property whicl
will furnish ample facilities for TAX
Ing care Of the towns freight an,
passenger traffic for some time I
come The public improvements,
III sajd, VIII ba larger ana more con
II u 4s 3Sx y ID Is /. S . .. N. - III ~ II
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UNITED STATES
FINANCIAL GIANT
Concluded from First Page.)

of representatives an amendment to
a paragraph of the tariff might be
considered without opening up the
whole tariff but under present rules
such bill in the senate could be
amended without limit,
'@Tlie second requisite therefore for
scientific trafiff adjustment, the
means Of making information fruit
full, the lever for starting the engine
Is a joint rule Of the two houses OF
congress whereby paragraph of a
revenue law can be amended without
opening up for consideration any
other portion of the law. The rule
should provide that when the ways
and means committee reports a bill
to alter a paragraph OF revenue
law, no amendment to the bill that is
not germane to the paragraph shall
be in order"
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I'm CIRCUIT COURT
WITNESSES AWAY IN IMPORT
ANT CRIMINAL CASES AND
NoLLEs ENTERED.
Two L,vorces Granted and One Re-
fused--Fetit Jury Discharged
Riot Cases Continued Till
July Term.

Judge Butler reconvened circuii
court yesterday morning and the at
torneys on both sides of the riot
cases came to an agreement for
continuance until the July tren
Judge Duncan couId not be pre- en-
to try the cases at this term. III
has stated his intention Of passing
upon the question raised against TN
Indictment Alison upon the Davis case
sometime this week.
In the case Of the People VS.. JONI
Kelly, the negro who robbed a mai
of ticket and money at the Unior
station, Attorney Wilson entered
ing left the city.
ing LEFT he city.
The notorious win Williams 9
Fifth street and Jude Settle, Georg'
Washington and George Fly, the ne
gro Quartette who held up anothe
negro for his money, were turned GU
upon the community yesterday after
noon. The principal witness had beef
gotten out Of town, and the State
attorney entered n nolle
Claude Weldy, charged with may
hem. was discharged. Il. A. Wei
whom Weldy had "chewed up" di
not prosecute the case and the State
Attorney entered nolle
Divorces were granted 10 Betti
| Hibbs from Willie Hfbbs. and Jenni
Hathaway from Walter Halfway.
A divorce was denied Frances Ia,
lor from Howard Taylor, owing 7
her having disobeyed the court in
previous order having gotten marie
before the time limit expired.
] The Tuthill larceny case was r
ferred to the county court for hea
I tng. NM
flS4< - NJ 44..r.. = q. II xxxKla w
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AN IDEAL HUSBAND

Is patient. even with a naggish wife,
for he knows she needs help. She may
be so nervous and rundown In health
that trifies annoy her. II she is mel.
ancholy. excitable. troubled with loss
OF appetite, headache, sleeplessness
constipation or fainting and dizzy
spells, she needs Electric Bitters---
the most wonderful remedy for ailing
mowen. Thousands OF sufferers from
female troubles, nervous troubles
backache and weak kidneys have
used them and become healthy and
happy Try them. Only soc. Salts
faction guaranteed by all druggists
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YOUNG SMELL FOUND DEAD.

Chicago, May 23--The coroners
jury found Albert j. Smell, son OF
the millionaire, Amos ]. Smell whose
murder here in 1888 created a sen.
sation, came to his death from heart
disease. Young Smell. who inherited
A fortune. was found dead In cheap
rooming house today. It Is said That
he set fast pace while the money
lasted. He drifted steadily downward
recently making a precarious living
running errands on the dock.
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..par,trp said tie count, i have
loved Won from the moment ! frst
feas ted nv eyes urun you
i, IN III very kind 81 you to say So
repted tie daughter Of the American
millionaire. sbut am compelled to
Inform you that ! wouldn't give ten
cents to become a countess"
"Well, please don't engage yourself
to anybody else until J can communi-
cate with my brother. who Is a mar.
auis We must get you into the fam,
iiy somehow"
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THREW BOMB AT MONUMENT

Madrid MAY 23.--An anarchist
threw bomb today at the monu-
ment erect to the victims OF the at
tempt against King Alfonso on his
wedding day, May 81, 1906. The
bomb did little dammage, beyond
wounding the anarchist, who commit
ted suicide when pursued.
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Because the Cairo Traction Co.'S
franchise requires that 1t shall con,
tinue to furnish the public as good
service as was given by the system
at the time the franchise was grant
ed to the new company. Mayor Par.
sons IL of the opinion that the com
pany mu t continue the owl car
service, and has so notified the com
pany. The matter has been referred
to the general manager whose action
IL awaited with much interest In some
quarters. 1t IL claimed the owl car
has been a losing feature of the ser
vice for the company. during !. the
wiiiter months. 1t may be less sc
during the sumner months. But
whether 1t Is or not, 1t has been and
would be convenience to those who
happen TO be out late at night, OF
who 20 or come on trains. 1t ap
pears that while the company has
made some liberal concessions In var
ious directions, it has inauguratec
some other changes which will tenc
to counterbalance these to some ex
tent: notably in the matter OF ioint
away with the dollar ticket books
However, thee company has shown
\ disposition to give the people OF Carr
what they want in the way Of servic'
and II II shall be made plain that w
have really set our hearts on th
fowl ear" we will probably get i
whether the charter calls for 1t Q
not.
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One Of Minneapolis bright little
tlfree-year-oid girls told her mother
in untruth and the mother had talked
very cara estly with her. hoping 10 I'm.
press hei mind with the hideousness
of falsehood
The little one was evidently I'M
,ress ed, FOR al bedtime she finished
ier prayer In this fashion;
1Cod bless papa. mamma. brother
d ne, and pl.aae, God, don't lei
apa o. hrotner ever tell untruihs
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

calroAlexander County, Illinois,
Population 18,147.
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r.. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. FRANK b, ARM
STRONG.
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN.
Magistrate. ANDREW WHITCAMP
Chief OF Police, ]. G. COWEI.I.
Alexander County, Population 27,461.
County Clerk, JESSE II. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk. ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRED p. NEILIS.
States Attorney. ALEX nj. WILSON
County Superintendent Of Schools,
'ROF. S. Fl. GCTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, w. D. LIP
PITT.
Coroner, DIR. JAS, MMANUS.
Board Of County Commissioners.
]. ] JENNELI4F. Chairman.
G. Y. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
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April Circulation.

The above Is correct statement
OF the circulation OF The Cairo Bull
ietin for the year 1909 and for the
month of April 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 5th day OF May, 1910.
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
up The Mississippi.

w iHS iHfSefSStFP'
The gasoline launch Shujusta, IL
charge of PIN Casey and Harvey
Sales, with Mr.. Husbands and Capt
Owens ON board, left yesterday fol
the upper Mississippi in search Of
Saltillo victims.
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The Bulletin 10 on sale ut the fol-
lowing places:
cclsman's, 7o2 Commercial Avenue
Halliday House News Stand.
BMs Front Restaurant.
MesheW News Agency, 22f Eighth
street and IL sixth street.

Lost, strayed or stolen, comets
tall. Finder will be rewarded for any
information left at this office, that
viii lead to Its ARREST and convlc-
TONS incidentally 1t may be re-
marked that the world full Of scien.
fists who have fooled MS so shame
fully with respect to this caudle ap-
pendage during the last week will not
be considered In connection with
this proposition. Even their moon.
eclipse was a fizzle last night It may
have been there. but those who
looked for the moon saw only rag.
ged blotch IN murky sky.
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JOHNSON WANTS TO SEE
JEFFRiES BOX

San Francisco, May 23,--Jack John
son expects to be on hand to see JET
fries box in San Francisco Friday
night. His idea is put up as joke
by his trainer, but Johnson decided
that 1t would be good scheme. The
fighter dropped dropped back unto
road work today
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MADE HEALTH COMMISSIONERS

Milwaukee. May 23.--Dr. w. Colby
Rucker of the United States public
health and marine hospital service.
was this afternoon appointed health
commissioner by the mayor. Con
firmed by the council. He assumes
office at once.
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High Prices Paid for Apples.

Apples are greater Injuries In New
York than oranges. While single or.
anges Of the finest variety can be
bought for cents, the best apples are
being sold for IL cents each.
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tunity to do a thing for their coun'
try, but draw their salary.
Court adjourned till this morning.
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Perfected Cash Register.

Minnesota inventor has. been
granted patent on cash register
that carries q monograph to announce
the figures indicated when its keys
are pressed