davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
NOtatki Mieisk1e.

= DzisiaJ po raz ostatni W roku
biezacym bedzie MONA podziwia6 W
parku Lincolna elektryczna fontanne
Yerkesa.
= Ma kolei gornei ma Lake str.
zaczna kursowac wagony W przyszay
wtorek. W poniedziasek pojedzie
specyalny pociag dla zaproszonych
gosci do California ave. i napo.
wrtt.
= U kohca ulicy Schiller wczoraj
rano jeziora wysowiono zw}oki Pio.
ira Weissbacha, zam. pm. 556 Will
liams str.
w wagonie kolei konnej 3lej
ulicy wczoraj wieczorem ukradziono
A. R. McMercerowi Marshall, Ind,
pugilares, zawierajacy 500.
= PAM Kate Kane, adwokatka,
kt6ra chce sic starac urzad sedzie-
go, ale ME zdoiata pozyskac ustawa
przepisanej liczby podpisow ma petty
cyl, ME bedzie ma tykiecie wybor-
czym. Tax rozstrzygnas wczoraj
komitet rewizyjuy. Ma tykiecie fl
gurowac beda partye: Democratic,
Republican, Peoples Socialistic La
Dor.
- Wloch Frank Scalif wczoraj
dwukrotnie strzelil przez okno do
swej zony, kt6ra ma gospode pm. l2e
Pacific ave, ale ranis ia tylko lekko.
Potem uciek{. Powodem zamachu
byla zazdros6. Policya 60 szuka.
= 11-miesieczne dziecie pani Emi-
lii Goblohskiej, zam. pm. "a Chaplin
str, mocno zosta}o poparzone goraca
woda, kiedy matka przez nieostro-
znos6 przewr6cisa kociea.
: George Painter, skazany ma
smier6 "a zamordowanie Alicyi Mar
tin dnia II maja 1891 r., nadaremnie
apelowas. Sad wyzszy zatwierdzi}
wyrok, kt6ry ma bye wykonany 10
grudnia +. b.
= Listonosz Frank Horn zosta}
aresztowany "a nieprawne przyw}a.
szczenie sobie przekazu ma $50.
Rewolwerem bawili sic wczoraj
chlopcy Thomas Shea, zam. pm. e202
Ada str, iprzyjaciel jego George
Meyers. w reku ostatniego rewdl.
wer wypali}, zraniwszy niebezpie-
cznie, a moze smiertelnie W piers
Thomasa Shea.
: w 33ej wardzie ma ,,Warsza-
vie" (south Chioago) zorganizowai
sic W ostatnia niedziele Klub polsko'
amerykahski. Prezydentem zosta3
obrany p. J. Szostakowski, sekreta-
rem p. W. Pacholski.
: Wczoraj pomimo deszczu i Ii
nina ma wystawie byso 222,673
os6b.
-Zbi6r tkanin wiejskich zPol.
ski, znajdujacy sic W oddziale rosyj-
skim W Palacu kobie na wystawie,
zostaa nagrodzony medalem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Ksiaiecy teatr.

LoNDYN, 96-go pazdzier. :
W zamku Balmoral W obecno
Sci zaproszonych gosci i kr6lo-
wei Wiktoryi odby4o sic wczo-
raj amatorskie przedstawienie
teatralne, W kt6rem brsli u
dzia} przedstawiciele pred
stawicielki najwyzszej arysto-
kracyi oraz domu kroIewskie
go. Odegrano sztuke: nCwiart
ka papieru". CRAZY miedzy
innemi ksiezna Beatrice, ksiez,
niczka Anhalt i markiz de
Lorne. Kr6lowa by1a bardzo
zadowolona z przedstawienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Piatek dnia q Pazdziernika 1898 r.

90 & Great Western, kt6ry tu
ma przybyc o godz. IL min. 80,
runa} 2 mostu dis przedpolu:
dniem o godz. II blisko stacyi
Red Rock, Z mil ma p6}noc cd
Austin. Lokomotywa przesz1a
przez most, ale inne wagony
wpad}y W strumyk. Ciezko
pokaleczone zosta}y trzy oso-
by, miedzy kt6remi by1 pastor
lutera1ski z tego miasta, =.
T. Rogue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27

= w Lima, stolicy Peru (poEud.
Ameryka) bysy W tych dniach dose
grozne zaburzenia uliczne. Policya
zdo1ala rozproszy6 burzycieli.
B. kapitan gwardyi kr6lewskiej
F. G. Howard, brat Earla Efftngham,
jeden przedstawicieli arystokracyi
angielskiej, zastrzeli{ sic W Londy.
ME. Powod samob6jstwa niewiado-
NV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
ROk ~.
Polacy W Ameryce.

t w Cleveland, o. zorganizo-
waio sic nowe towarzystwo woj-
skowe pod nazwa ,,Gwardyi Pu-
iaskiego". Prezesem nowego
towarzystwa zostai OBJ. Florek,
sekretarzem obyw. Dzieweczy6-
ski.
t w Stevenspoint, Wis. saloo-
nista Jan Kluczykowski zostai
aresztowany "a poranienie Fran
ciszka Centeli. K. tiumaczy sic,
ze Centela chciai sic gwaltem
wedrzec do jego mieszkania....
Oskarzonego puszczono "a kau-
cya; sprawa bedzie sadzona p6z-
niej.
+ w Passalc, N. j. osiedlil sic
nowy lekarz polski DIR. Usewicz.
+ w Philadelphii, Pa. Will.
ks. Szabo organizuje parafe u
nicka.
t Zarzadca wychodzacei W
New Yorku ,Gazety Polskiei"
zostaf p. Karol Szulc, niedawno
przybyiy Brazylii, gdzie takze
wydawa1 polska gazette.
t w Duluth, MINI. ma Jana
Kubickiego, pracujacego przy
iadowaniu okret6w, spadl ciezki
kubel weglem. Biedny Polak
ma zlamana reke - j odni6si
inne ciezkie uszkodzenia.
t Proboszczem polskiej parafii
W Ironwood, Mich. zostaf Wiel.
ks. Bieniasz, niedawno przybyiy
z Europy.
+ w Grand Rapids, Mich. do
biblioteki miejskiei zakupiono
200 polskich ksiazek. Polacy
tamtejsi tax chetnie je czytaia,
re zarzad biblioteki postano vii
sprowadzic jeszcze druga partye
polskich dziei.
+ w poblizu Brownsville, Pa.
zamordowany zostal 3-letni chic
piec slowacki Andrzej Brewol-
ski. Pow6d zbrodni niewiado-
my. O jei spelnienie podejrzany
jest wl6czega w. Lewandowski,
kt6rego policya poszukuie.
+ w Cleveland, O. ma WAR
szawie" Polacy tamtejsi zamie-
rzaja budowac wlasna hale do
przedstawie1, zabaw it'd.
+ w Buffalo ma tykiecie socya-
listycznym ma przyszle wybory
fguruje, jako kandydat ma czlon-
ka ]egislatury, j. Rutkowski.
A to co znowu?!....
t Niedaleko Manitowoc, Wis.
pociag kolejowy przejechai po-
jazd, w ktorym sic znajdowafa
iona salonisty Kabata i jej brat
E. Mack. PAM Kabat odniosla
smiertelne uszkodzenia, a jej brat
jest ciezko poraniony.
i w Winonie Jan Rzesiewicz
zostai skazany "a uprowadzenie
l4letniej dziewczyny z domu jel
przybranych rodzicow, ma kare j
koszta sadowe W og6lnej sumie
1888.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Zatarg W gabinecie francuzkim.

PARYz, 26 pazdziernika. =
Gazeta ,,Jour" douosi o niepo-
rozumieniach w }onie ministe.
ryum. Mianowicie prezydent
ministr6w Dupuy grozn usta'
pieniem, jesli z gabinetu ME
zostana usuniete zywio4y ra'
dykalne. Prezydent Carnot
sprawe to zalagodzi} i Du-
puy pozostanie ma stanowisku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27

odwo}ania; przemawiali gl6.
wnie Teller, Stewart i Squire.
Stewart mial sprzeczke z Pal
merem, Senatorem z Illinois.
Rev. Haddaway, kapelan
Izby pos}6w, umarl dzisiaj po
d}uzszych cierpieniach ma cho-
robe Brighta.
List zbrOduiarza.
WASHINGTON, Ind, 26 PAID.
James Stone, kt6ry przyzna1
sic, re jest morderca rodzlny
Wratton, ciagle jeszcze jest W
wiezieniu W Jeffersonville.
Wczoraj iona jego taxi cd ME.
60 list otrzyma}a: ,,Droga Ce'
cylio, Sallie, Ezra i Harry. =
Sadie, ze wiecej was nigdy ME
obacze Wychowaj dzieci, aze
by BABY sic Boga. Mogs CT po.
wiedziec, re dzlsiaj czuje sic
szczesliwym W ml}osci Chry-
stusa. Wczoraj wleclorem i ca
Ia noe modlliem sic do Zbawi
ciela wysfucha} Ga mojej pro
Shy. Jestem got6w umrzef /
czuje sig szczesllwym. Zoba,
czymy sic Nszyscy W nieble.
Powiedzcie Cecylli, azeby do
mnie uapi i,a}a zaraz po otrzy-
mauiu tego llstu. Uczynl{a
catkiem s}Isznie, u o mnie pra-
VIDE wyzna2a pred grand jury:
uratowa}a tenn swoje dusze, a
takze i mole. M6dl sic "a mnie
Cecylio, GOOD bye. = James
E. Stone"
BankructWO.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, 26 pazdz.
Dzisiaj wieczorem kompania
Rainwater - Bradfort - Hat
Co., kt6ra posiada}a jeden z
naiwsnanialszvch SHADOW w
miescie, og}osi}a swoje upa,
d}osc. Sta}o sic to g}6wnie dla
tego, re k syer jej Henry II.
Silver, jak sic okaza}o, cd lat
8 do 10 pope}Dia} ogromne
defraudacye, wynoszace razem
do 100000. Passiva wynosza
S175, 900, a activa 100000.
= Szukano Silvera, by go are
sztowac, ale ME MONA by1o 90
znalezc. Podobno W ostatnich
latach Silver, gra} grubo i W
skutek tego pope}nia} defrau
dacye. - Majar Raiuwater
by} nadzwyczaj tu powazanym,
uwazano 60 "a biznesmana
pierwszej klasy, jest pl ezyden.
tenn kolei Merchants Terminal
i by1 dose silnym kandydatem
ma burmistrza miasta. Ma pry.
watny majatek, kt6ry go o.
chroni cd niedostatku.
Rozb6j.
M1LLEsBURe, o., 26 pazdz.
DIS rano O godz. l szesciu "a
maskowanych wesz}o do mle'
szkania prywatnego Piotra
Painter W Holmesville, najbo.
gatszego obywatela W Holmes
County, zwiazali jego i zone
jego i przywiazali ich do 36zek,
rozbili kase ogniotrwala iza'
brali $3.50 got6wka i koszto-
wnosci wartosci $500.
WykOlejenie.
HAMBURG, Mich, 26 pazdz.
Pociag frachtowy kolei Toledo,
Ann Arbor & Michigan idacy
ma p6}noc, wykolei1 sic W sku-
tex obnizenia sic nasypu kole-
jowego przez ostatnie deszcze i
duzo wagon6w zostalo pogru:.
chotanych. Konduktor loko'
motywy Beaulieu, palace
George Alberts i hamulcarz
Mulligan zycie stracili. W CRU.
zach powsta} pozar, a zwloki
Beaulieu i Alberta znaleziono
prawie calkiem zweglone.
q m0stu spadfy.
AUSTIN, MINI, 2s pazdz.
Misszany pociag kolei Chica.
Il - . o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Wskutek kfosni miedzy
wsp0lnikami.

wsp0lnikami.
BosToN, MASS, 26 pazdzier.
Wczoraj wieczorem o godz.
kwadrans ma IL da}o sic sly.
szee z 1 pietra pewnego domu
mieszkalnego pm. 81 Bilnea
str. piet strza}6w rewolwero.
wych i W chwile p5zniej jakis
cz}owiek upad4 ma chodnik.
Policyauci przybieg}szy, spo-
strzegli, re cziowiek ten jesz.
cze zyje zawiezli 60 do szpi.
tala Grand Central. W po.
koju, z kt6rego daily sic sly
szec strza}y znaleziono dw6ch
mezczyzn r6wniez rannych i
ich take zawieziono do szpi-
tala.. Ow cziowiek, kt6ry wy.
pad} byi oknem, nazywa1 sic
Louis Warsowskl i wkr6tce
umari. Okaza}o sic, re on
wsp6lnie 2 dwoma innymi,
Izakiem GlA~srm Simeonem
Marketson, kuplli dom po-
k16cili sic o podzra} wsp6lnej
w}asnosci. w czasie k}6tni
Warsowski pierwszy wyja} re-
wolwer i zacza} strzelac; dwaj
inni broniac sic, odpowiedzieli
strza}ami, a re Warsowski
sta} przy otwartem oknie,
przeto raniony wypad} ma uli.
ce.
Smutny los poszukiwaczy zfota.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, 26 pazdz.
Smutnego losu doznali dwaj
poszukiwacze z}ota, m1ody
g6rnik John Pulzer i starszy
Niemiec Conrad Limrich, kt6-
rzy wybrali sic ma pustynia
po}ozona pomiedzy San Diego
a YUMA W Arizonie, ME majac
doswiadczenia przy takiem po.
dr6zowaniu. o ma1o zyciem
ME przyp}acili tel podr6zy.
Znaleziono ich pred kilku
dniami umierajacych z pra-
gnienia. Cd trzech dni ME
mieli kropli woody. Pulzer
pr6bowa} wykopac studnis,
ale ME znalaz} woody, z pra-
gnienia prawie zmys}y utracl
i po}ozy1 sic bezsilny, azeby
oczekiwat smierci. Towarzy.
szowi jego uda}o sic mad
zwyczajnym trudem dowlec
sic do jakiegos bagna z GU
chnaca woda, gdzie troche przy-
najmniej pragnienle swe "a,
spokoi1. Ma szczescie ich pre-
chodzili tamtedy ludzie, kt6-
rzy znalaz}szy ich, zawiedli do
pewnej ranch u brzegu pusty-
nj. Obaj przychodza do sic
bic.
Pszenica : dla nierOgacizny.
ST. PAUL, MINI, 96 pazdz.
Tutejsza codzienna pewna an.
gielska gazeta pisze: maj
korzystniejszy interes, jaki
przy obecnych niskich cenach
pszenicy, MIA zrobic mona,
Jest = tuczyc MIA SWINE. ME-
dawno przywieziono ma targ
W St. Paul SWINE tuczone
pszenica okaza}o sic, re far
mer tym sposobenl "a sweje
pszenice diva razy lyle dosta},
anizeli wedle cen istniejacych
jest warta. Jesli fuht vie
przowiny kosztuje a centa, to
farmer moze otrzymac, jak
obliczono, po 81 "a buszel
pszenicy zamienionej W mieso
wieprzowe. Tax W Minneso.
Gle, jak W Illinois udowodnio.
no to tyle razy, re mozaa to "a
pewnik uwazac. Nadto o.
szczedza farmer przytem ko.
szta trausportowe. Take je-
czmienia do tego celu mona
uzywa6. o. swiele drozej sprze.
dale sic nierogacizna karmiona
pszenica lub jeczmieniem, nia
karmiona kukurydzs, gdyz
mieso znacznie jest lepsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Dzieck0 bez Oczu...

We wsi Polwicy, W pow. olaw.
skim, ma Szlazku, urodzila sic dziew-
czynka, ME majaca oczu. Miejsca,
gdzie maja bye oozy, oznaczone So
ma zewnatrz rzesami. Chciano zro-
bic operacye, sadzono bowiem, ze
oczy So pod sk6ra, ale lekarze zrewi-
dowali oswiadczyli, ze ocz tam wca-
le niema. Biedne dziecko -jesli
bedzie zyio!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Matuzal.

W Krakowie zyje emeryt p. Leo
pold Dworski, urodzony W Krysty.
nopolu W roku l791, staruszek liczy
zatem obecnie 102 lat, q cieszy sic
dobrem zdrowiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27

W Krotoszynie pred 10ciu
dniami odbywala sic wystawa
ogrodnicza. Przedstawiaia sic
ona bardzo dobrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27

Rozmowa z pletkarka.
: All, ukasi}am sic W jezyk!
: To niepodobiehstwo!
: Ola czego?
: Bo by}abys sic pani. otruia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Przesilenie ministeryalne
W Austryi.

W1EDE6, 26go pazdzier. =
Oczekiwanem jest tutaj po-
wazne przesilenie ministerial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-27
Telesramy KrajoHe'
Ze StOlicy ZWiazkOwej.

WASHINGTON, 26 pazdzier.
w Senacie debatowano znowu
przez siedm godzin mad bilem
odwolania; przemawiali gl6.
wnie Teller, Stewart i Squire.
Stewart mia} sprzeczke 2 Pal
merem, Senatorem z Illinois.
Rev. Haddaway, kapelan
Izby pos}6w, umar} dzisiaj po
d}uzszych cierpieniach ma cho-
robe Brighta.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-17
in the cardroom of the Suffolk mills. He was unmarried. The French Restaurant is the place to get the best dinner.
 A BLOODY RIOT. Civil War Between Rival
 Towns. The Trouble Begins at Dance and Fully Thirty People are
 Badly Injured.

BRAZIL, Ind, May 16.-[Associated Press. News of bloody fight in the little mining town of Benwood, this county, reached here to day. Benwood and Cardonia are rival mining towns and have often bloody wars over argu. ments of supremacy. Saturday night dance was given at Benwood and a crowd of twenty-five went from Car donia with the avowed intention of making trouble. A fight ensued in which about sixty persons participated. Women were routed and for an hour the air was filled with chairs, revolvers and knives. When the smoke cleared away it was found no les than thirty people were cut and bruised, some very seriously and had to be carried from the field. Officers of the law were un- able to suppress or even check the riot and further hostilities are looked for.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-17
B. LEHMAN FURNITURE 60,

solely influenced the department in his behalf.
 His commission will probably arrive within week, immediately after which he will qualify and enter upon the duties of the office.
 The new chief justice is a native oi Alabama where he received his legal education and soon after went to Cali fornia. In 1873 he was engaged in the practice of his profession at San Diego whence he went to Los Angeles. From there he moved to San Francisco and continued his practice. He has been a resident of Arizona for fourteen years, during all of which time he has occupied foremost place in the front rank of territorial lawyers.
 He was a member of the council in the Eleventh legislature; las served as assistant United States district at- torney. In 1882 he was elected district attorney for Maricopa county, and dur ing the past year has served as city at- torney.
 These offices have not been oi char acter to encroach upon his profession. Than Judge Baker no man in the ter ritory has been more prominent in the councils of the Democratic party. He was delegate To the Chicago conven- tion last year and took an active part in the procee iings which closed with the nomination of Mir. Cleveland.
 MT. Bakers elevation dissolv IS prob ably the best known and certainly one of the strongest legal partnerships southwest of Denver. that of Baker & Campbell, whose business is distributed throughout the four judicial districts of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-17
BAKER C. ]. Otherwise Chief Justice Baker of Arizona. The Appointment Made
 Yesterday. The Result of a Pull Altogether by the Territorial Bar.
A Brief Biography of the Man who now Stands at the Head of
 Arizona's Judiciary.

WAsmNGToY, May l6.-[Special. r. Hon. A. C. Baker of PbHnix, was to- day appointed chief justice of the Su- preme court of Arizona, and district judge of the Third judicial district of the territory to succeed Chief Justice Gooding. resigned.
 Mir. Bakers appointment has long been decided upon by the department of justice, and mas been delayed until now only by reason of the pressure of business in the department. The ap- pointment is not due to the influence of either of the political factions into which the Democratic party in Arizona is supposed to be divided, but it has been made in the nature of response e to unanimous request by the terri torial bar.
 Edward l.. Hall of New Mexico, was appointed United States marshal of that territory.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-17
"GOODBY, DEAR BROTHER"
Andrew McNally Writes a Note ant
 Then Kills Himself.

Andrew McNally Writes a Note and
 Then Kills Himself.
 LOWELL, Mass, May l6 6-T Associated Press. l-Andrew McNally, 2 years of age, committed suicide this afternoon in an attic room on the Suffolk corpora ton.
 McNally had been drinking heavily, and Saturday created sensation by having fits on the street. {.
 When found, the revolver with which he killed himself was clutched in his right hand. Before firing the fatal shots he wrote note, scarcely ineligible, as follows:
 "Goodby, dear brother, I bid you goodby for the last time. Write to Andy. Tell him 1 love him and YOU. You forgive me. love you. Owen, this is for you. It is hard for us to part"
 The suicides brother works on the Fremont corporation. McNally worked
Arizona republican., 1893-05-17

The appointment was not unlocked for here as private telegrams were re- ceived last week announcing that it would be made either yesterday or today and one received on Monday afternoon gave positive information that on the next day Mir. Baker would be made chief justice of which readers of TIE REPUBLICAN were apprised yes- terday morning.
 As soon as it was learned yesterday afternoon that he had actually been ap. apointed he became the recipient of congrstulstory visits from member of the bar and many personal friends. Until late in the afternoon he had him. self no direct information concerning the appointment.
 Speaking of it he said that his high. est qualification lay not in the fact of his having been chosen but rather in the manner in which the choice had been brought about. The unanimity with which he had been endorsed by the bar of the territory had placed him under pleasant weight of obligation to his brethren and he believed had
Arizona republican., 1893-05-17

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Arizona republican., 1893-05-17
ITS A COM|NG!

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-28

Mrs. Theron Lyon returned from
Chicago last Wednesday morning after
enjoying visit of six weeks with her
sister Mrs. L. L. Bettinger. Mrs.
Lyon passed many days at the World S
Fair during the stay and lost no avail
able opportunities of seeing all that
was to be seen during the six weeks.
She says, however, that she was still
not satisfied and would have remained
longer, but was called home on account
Of the illness of her mother In these
first six weeks she had just begin to
realize what wonderful wonders were
there displayed for the eyes of man
and to learn that the half had not yet
been seen by her.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. J. w. Cochran spent the
Sabbath in Green Bay on business.
VIM. Skeels has just recently re,
shingled his residence.
Miss Lille Keifer, of Wausau, is the
guest of the Misses Meunier in this city
Mrs. Capt. E. Mennet spent the
Sabbath with her daughter, Mrs. Rood,
in Stevens Point.
Henry Nieman, the ten-year-old
son of August Nieman, continues poorly.
This case is one to be pitied.
Mr.. James Hubbard, of Dalton,
Massachusetts, was the guest Of friends
in this city the past week.
james Alio, one of the Migrants
about our streets has been sent to the
poor farm for keeping.
Last week H. H. Voss sold over 200
rolls of wall paper. His clearing sale
has proved a success.
NoTIcE.-Commencing Tuesday, Sept.
26, we will load car for Nekoosa every
Tuesday and Thursday. F. W. CRAPsEY.
The brick work on the DAILY Bros
new block was commenced on Monday.
1t will soon be inclosed If the weather
remains pleasant.
The Gold Cure treatment at the
Portage Sanitarium is more successfully
administered than at any institute in
the state. Try them. Portage, Wis.
Will Gross & Co. have a fine display
of flour on an old counter which they
have placed outside their store building
near the sidewalk.
Miss Lille Kinney, of Hinsdale,
Massachusetts, is the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. Chas. Lemley. She will remain
several weeks.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Dropsy,
Female Weakness, Kidney and Liver
difficulties treated successfully at the
Portage Sanitarium.
Mr.. C. n. Minor, of Oshkosh, quite
we'll known in the twin cities, was reg
istered at the Lyon House the fore part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carl and three
children are confined to the house with
diphtheria. They recently moved into
the city from Vesper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Hill are
taking in the beauties of the World't
Fair this week. While in Chicago Geo
will also purchase new goods for the
firm.
Mr.. John Carlson was one of tht
many new subscribers to the REPORTED
the past week. Times are hard but the7
must have the REPORTER to keep tract
of what is going on.
Two Centlalia boys have plead
guilty to breaking into the house o
Johnny Aide on Sunday and are await
ing their sentence. 1t is singular tina
boys can't or won't learn to behave
themselves.
The guests Of Mrs. w. H. Cochran
from Glen Falls, n. Y, who have beer
here the past ten days, took thei
departure Tuesday morning. The.
were accompanied by Miss Beulal
Cochran as far as Chicago.
For while on Monday, Will
Lampert, the little threeyear-old DO.
of Mr.. L. Lampert was lost. He wan
dered away from home at noon and j
seems that he had followed the Greer
Bay railroad track and was found out a
A. S. Robinson's place about a mil
from home.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins. Chattanooga
Tenn. saws: ''Shiloh's VitalzerF SAVEI
MY LIFE l consider it the bes
remedy for a debilitated system I eve
used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kid
nev trouble it eNcels. Price IS cts
! For sale by H. II. Voss. If.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-28
NEW ROME.

Farmers are busy sewing their Fall
grain.
Messrs. Herm Munroe, Elmer Finch,
and Howard Ranck left Saturday for a
visit at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders returned the
latter part of last week from Friendship
where they were attending the County
Fair.
Mr.. Arne Anderson made a trip to
the Twin Cities Thursday on business.
Rev. and Mrs. Thompson and little
son left the last of the week for
Bloomingdale where he is to preach the
coming year. His daughters EVE and
Carrie joined them Wednesday.
Mrs. White, who has been dangerous
ly i'll is slowly recovering.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-28

Uses impossibilities HE is trying to play his
willy, trick upon the unfortunate poor" He
thinks the bold assertion will win" He would
profit out of the misfortunes of the weak and
afflicted" He knows the dread of the grave,
and that the sinking man will catch at straws,"
etc, etc
Well, this is quite an indictment, uttered by
the pessimist, the misanthropist, the evil
wisher, if not the evil doer. Dr.. Fenner is aware
that this sentiment will be put to the front, by
those who are jealous Of his success. 1t has
made him hesitate long before consenting to
take the people into his confidence and tell the
truth It has made him delay, until he could
prove over and over again that he was right, be-
fore going ahead. Now that he kR0lCs he is right,
shall he be manly and have the courage Of his
convictions or shall he fear the breath Of sian
der" hide his light under a bushel'' and allow
the army Of conSumptiVes to continue their
march to death without interposing his strong
arm to obstruct the progress of 1.-The grim Wis
aged reaper" DR.. Fenner chooses the manly
course. No narcotics or mineral poisons. Safe
and certain. Never disappoints. One tablespoon
full dose cures La Grippe. Money refunded if sat
isfaction not given. Take home bottle to-day.
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