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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-16
NEW GOODS.

I case Fruit OF the Loom bleached cotton &C.
I case Androscoggin beached cotton SIC.
case Barker beached cotton SIC.
Anchor bleachedand Pride ofWest and Alpine Rose supe-
long coth-a numbers of India linen ready made Sheets
pillow bolster cases. Special values in white quilts
Soc csc, Sis and extra Marseiles at $50.
A large line Of Percales Some very choice Percales
and Madras Iolc and goods carried from last season.
price now Ioc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-16
VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS.

54inch All Wool Dress Goods, sale price 1oc.
563S and inch Wool Dress Goods former prices $780, soc
and SOC; sale price 25c.
large line of odd lots of Hosiery and Half Hose largely
reduced prices
line of TAM Isle and fine cotton hose formerly CSC and
$50; 49, 3 pair for SOC. line of 25c half hose black
with small white stripes sc per pair four pair for Soc good
black half hose pair for 25c.
Our line OF Embroideries is the best have offered
years and bought under very advantageous crcum
stances and will be found particularly good values
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-16

Our Ladies', Gents. Misses and Boys Boot
and Shoe Department has been replenished
and the apartment is complete We can safely
say, in styles and low prices we defy compe.
tition here or in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-16
DRY GOODS.
ORT .-NOES
We Want to Make


larger than usual and offer very special inducements
buyers accomplish that result Our will be good
place spend the dark days with pleasure and profit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

ov4THEB FRoBABLITIEs.-For this
...lr conditions favor heavy snow this af.
SEE ..,..5r and tonight; warmer tonight Friday
c., snow or rain; brisk north TO east
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-16
OTHER SPECIAL INDICTMENT

To close out remaining Jackets and Capcs will sci
them at onena marked prices We have secured 50 more
of the Moquette Rugs and have sold practically
out OF the S295 Moquete Rugs have concluded close
out the balance of fine Ne Plus Ultra Rugs the low price
Of S. This rug has been marked in leading Washington
house recently at 50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
: - II II :.N.fs i
z {. D.l=)!a'kl;otejskiej
WarszaWy.
8 Stycznia 1899.

Opisane niedawno " W1ARUs1E
Aistoryjki Q mieszkajacYm tn bliss
ko koscio}a farmerze Antonim
Hefcie, potrzebuia byd eokolwi.k
otarte : A6icl, 2 jaka e pisano.
Prawda, re W1ARUs ME strzela
hez prochu, ale. jednak wog6le
take dixie stosunki tn ME panuja
i ludzie tax Iii ME So.
Ot6z Antoni Hefta 1aski ma
szej polskiej parafi ME wyswiad-
czyf zadnej. Sprzeda} pred laty
Ii. kawafek gruntu pod kosci6} pc
5 dol akier -choc kazdy inny ehcial
dad "a darmo lub "a / dollar akier,,
wedlqg ceny ,tych czas6w. Ably zas
ten dobrodziej ME przezywaf ksiezy
i do kosciofa chodzi}, paraia daro
:wala mu afugu koscielnego l25 dol.
nadto. ],
Nc to ME pomogfo. DO. ten
pam cierpi IA mani9, ze 60.
wszys'ey przesIadujf.
Zastraszono 60 pred laty
.tryozkiiem, DO ehcial ksiedzasstrze-
la5, ie chodzi pc jego darowanym
,gruneie, ale tylko %straszAo'lnno. limo
: pewno6cia naprawdee
to takiemu, ale ME 70
lacy. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
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4 Chicago.
e.

Powszechnis znana Hala
Pu}askiego, sprzedana niedawno
ma publicznej litycyi, przesz}a "
rece dx6ch os}awionych szachraj6w
PLATA Coli i Barabasza Macie-
jewskiego.
.Obaj .pocziwcy naciaguell,
PREY zakYadaniu hall, bardzo wiele
biednych ludzi ma akcye j ma
weksle, zaciagnawszy pozyczke 25
tysiecy dolar6w ma pierwszy
morgicz. Hale "a morgicszz- ssp5rzeda-
no, Col, i Maciejewski kupili, .
reszta dlug6w "a hall ciazaoych
przepadia.
Pomiedzy innymi, stracil
Franciszek Kasprzykowski tysiac
dolar6w, wielu innych tax Same.
Razem przepad1o, : p~rocentem
okolo rs tysiecy dolar6w.
W1ARus Cd czasu do czasu
zwracal uwage nazydowskie mani
pulacye Coli, Maciejewskiego &
CO. Lscz polskie baranyw Chicago
wolaly idt ma rzez, anizeli sluchat
sprawledliwego W1ARusA. Teraz7
dzvonla zebami, gwizdajao
j macajac :dziurawe pI6tno y
kiieszeniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

Vol ales,n,io iea1pprrzeppha
u oDlbieSsporzaddnry farmer:
Kto potiukl kofo xoDn1eej
maszJny Hefciiaa ME wiadomoD:
Ale TO. pewne ze Wybawil konie
odmeczarni pszehics Cd zgnojenia,
10 Hefta wyml6cil telgo roku, jak
wszyscy ludzie,i jak wszyscy beedziiee
teraz doplero ,,panem". .
Przezwany ,.}apichlopem" Y
chodzi tn "a dumnego, DO zWyk]l'e
ME chez "a usluge wzi2d nalezyy-
tosci nawet cd farmera. (Przecie2
|gdyby to istotnie by} czlowiekk
szlachetny, to BY ustawicznie spras
wiedliwego W1ARUsA ME przesla--
dowal,a prawda jest, ze cd samego
poczatku i%stnlenia naszego pisna
d6lki pod Mani kopie. Przypis
ReddkcyisW 1ARUsA).
Warszawas zaYsze s}ynefa
s4ynq6 bedzie 2 ludzkosci j serdecz~
nolci mleszkajacych ma jej .aiwaeh
wiarus6w. Pan Bog tez kocha mas
i zwykle dale nam zniwa pomyslpe
/ W tym roku, lubo ulewy " tutej-
szych stronach wiele skoszonei
~pszeniry zmarnowa}y, my jedfIn l'
xdazyllSmy wszystko zboze sucho
.prz4tnac j wym}6cld. Tyiko
niekt6rymNiemcom 2 tamtej stronyy
miasta Mimic, ulewy zmarnowafy
pszenice pred wyml6ceniem ! Q
tenn dosta}y sic hiobowe wieSci do
niemieckich gazet, z czego sic do
mySlil W1ARUs re i jego blizszych
zlomk65wv i druch6w ma Warsza.wiee
ia playa nawiedzifa.
Re obalilismy szubienice, tego
teraz .bardzo za}ujemY, DO zdn aats! i
sig tn niecny urwisz, kt6ry,x JAZZ
powiadaja, " Chicago z postronklSaa
sic urwa}., lego. bySmy radzi =
podobny spos6b pedwyzs7yi ]
uczcili, jak to pred kilku latami
zrobiono W Chicago re tsllsasWVsng4 II:
anarchists. $ ri 9 s-sse M: -: !
Urw nv Isl zawralcc:a 4. tn / gglloWWJy
wiaruan ,tMardyy p. 4. % okra'ta y
ably, =s1o ) IL, zapisal i,,ss'Hr'teptublik'ahskllffe
,Kpk11rrylk@NI'''' : milwaukee. Az
nlekt6rsyy@inawet daring tesoA '. R J
kudztwaa ME Chez. ...,s., !.
Podobno to ten sam, co 60
kiedyS W1ARuys nazwaf niezaleznym
klerykiem. .NiezaWodnie tel to
kolega ,,kleryka' Wellengera, kt6ry
tusswojej zonie posag przchula} a
potem j. pozostaWiIz dzieckiem ma
. I..- r. $T;f,,r . ~ =
fasce losu .Ktos i nawet powiads,
ze i ten tu,}=w. dlayimn zydowskim
ha}acie, gdzied w W12zs6'v Tong
dzieekiem porzule,llflf;
Wszakze znacle, bracia wiarusy.
sposdb ma oodebne<=cbolery! =
Recze, lei pan Heftassie przyczy
nj do tepienia niebezpiecznej dls
gminy naszej zarazy.:..
Zgoda! bracia wszyscy v
chwili, kiedy nam konieczni'
trzeba dzia}a6 :wsp6lnie, ola obrony
dusz naszych, tudziez dla:ratowani:
naszej politycznej potegl v powie'
Gle i calej i P6lnocnej Dakocie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
J CT 4 G

sTS ss@ 49,
siaz,e Hohenls he niemiec
& minister spraW zalggranicz-
nych. ME zgadza sic zcesa-
rzemW ilhelmem : klika jego
.doraldltc.6t5w,, na wydalanie au-
ssttrysckich dundls''lkl' 81 po,d1da.
.n!ichh graaic pahst'V';a ME.
mieckiego, Jeze1i cesarz ME
I'm eni swej polityki, v takim
razie kanclerz rzeszy niemiec-
k;ejfpoda sic do dym;syi. w
kolach handlowych panuje
wielkie oburzenie ma .obecny
RAD 2 powodu niemadrej
poltyki, skutkiem ktorej
upada niemiecki handel eks-
portowy. Kupcy " Danii,
Norwegii Szwecyi zerwali 2
kupcami niemicckimi }aczace
ich dotychczas stosunki.
MOSKWA. Don Jayne
najstarszy syn hiszpahskiego
pretendenta do tronu Don
Carlosa, officer W rosyjskim
.pulku huzar6w, otrzyma}
wiadomosc 2 Wenecyi, re jego
ojciec niebezpieczn;e jest cho-
ny ma zapelenie gard}a.
KAIRO. N.edobitki
wielkiej armii Mahdlstow
wvreszcie doszczetnie zosta}y
milestone W b twie stoczone]
" Su l,s v dniu: 5go Sly
cara. 500 derwisz6w poleg}o,
a l5oo dostalo Sc DO n ewol'.
Wyojsko. angielsko-eglpskie
,s<'tt :Esy dtyl!lk!Ieo' Is. n zabityceh, a
FL rannvEEfflI II#sas aeas ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
S. P.
Jan K. Rychlioki.
Veteran 2 poWstnnIa
1880.

AoOOe
S. P. Jan <. Rychlicki urodzo-
ny " Wachocku, dnia % pazdzier
inika 1903 r., dawniej " woje-
l~w6dztwic Sandomierskiom. Pc
skonczeniu szk6l wydzialowych "
rodzinnem miescie, skohczywszy
szko}y w~ojew6dzkie W Radomiu,
udal sic ma aniwersytet " War
szawie, gdzie spedzi} lat 4. Dzieh
20 listopada 1877. zakohczy} jego
dalsze nauki. Prey pierwszym
apelu, stan4} W szeregach patryo-
tow, ably walczY6 "a wolnosc OF
czyzny.
Pc upadku powstania - pa.
tryoc, przeszli "a granice do Gall
oyi, gdzzie z9toczen Il wojskieme au-
stryackiemt, VT: tszyy =? byli ? pare lat.
.E-- r -E-EH - 'i"* a. ,t%Ep IS j = :: ~. :! =" 49,
pod obserwacya wojskows. Ma
zadanie rzadu rosyjsklego. zmusze-
nj byli emigrowac jedni do Francyl,
drudzy do Ameryki, st6sownie do
~zyczenia.
SIP. Jan oko}o 600 innych
2atryotdw oswiadczy}o sic "a
Ameyyka i.byli: transportowani ia
trzeeh a ~ fregataeh, Wy
ladonasrssH9yo RRsS,x 2 os5 ' miss'so'ch ~; "
Nowym York; iagk'h,.t t. jest v =, naFoa
1884 7.
oby ": j! New SSH;;4i df TX Il Rad
stan6w Zjednoczzoonyycyy' & oDlktazaliiz I'm
wiele sympathy patryotyzmu.
Przyjeci:byli przez komiittet:. z}ozo-
ny z pierwsnorzeednyyeehh ,:< tob 91l 4 ! :.
.Neg ssiYz York; g.. kt65 Dry ofarovat i'm
goacjippp1eo'$6, a nawet i pomoc ma
terryyfplnaa ty g?Ha kt t Or! :: je' q potfzeboS'
wall. Nielu z emigraut6w doosta}6
zatrudnienie, st6sownie do kwali.
ikacyi. $. p. Jan by} przyjety W
goscine przez bogata nowoyoroka
familie, gdzie przez 8 mieslece
udzielaE synom jezyka ~}acihskiego
i greckiego.
s}yszec 0 nowym wielkim
ruchu k%olonialnym ma Zachodzie,
gdlzziie !. bty}o w1ecej sposobno5ci
wyroblenia sobie n~iezaleznego' 1b,yyttdtt:
ma p-rzyszlosd, opuzoif New York,
udajac sic do St. Louis, wtedy
tylko osady %liczacej oko}o 1000
ludnosci.
Pc dwumiesiscznej podrdzy
wozem, przyby} do St. Louis VIZ
wrze6nia 1884 r., majac dobrze
rekomendacye Cd wlelu obywateli
z New York.
W pierwszych zaraz dniach pc
przybyciu do St. Louis, dosta}
posade jake cywilny inzyynier "
bi6rze Star6w Zjedn., nj kt6rym
stanowisku pozostawh przez 80 tat:
Oko1o 1850 +. kupi} IS akr6w
zlemi, 1tedy 0 pare mil cd miasta,
obecnie znane jake Page ave 8
5Kingshigbway Bauleyvards, gdzie
polwiecajac sic r6lnictwu ma maleii
skali, spedzii ostatnie dni zywota
swego " gronie swejj rodziny: Och
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
6 IS IL kas45sss#sE :
( i i y s 4
Drob j 7Echa.
t r. =; j. 50 !
DOM1NIK KRATOWSKI

poM1NlK 8 K1RAToWsK1
.pokl6ci1 sic y =styeznia .ze-
szlego roku : iona j pragnac
sic "a z n:ej q; zem \ z :zatnoFao-
vat :leII eor I / i ~PlefNs4ego
==malzedstMs .a,3sias aasM';oja pa@ g ::
.6|ce. IS letaa Wiktoryye Pin
kus y Springfield Mass ,
vi eszohlo=zloczydce ma aszu.
biedicy.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Szeryf Leahy ma podszery-
ia =. .,zamianowal P. J6zefa
Kluczykowskiego z Custer
ma deputy szeryfa p. N!ornber.
ga z Polonii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

VIOLA " kongresie zacieta wake.
M~niejszos6 demokratYczna " izbie
postanowi}a ca}a energia wysta
Die przeciwko temu blow, j faktem
Jest, il wielu republikanow z mimi
pod tym wzgledem sympatyzu e
chve "a: powiekszeniem prawdopo.
dobnie glosowac bedzie. Demokracl
proponuia powiekszeuie armia ma
100000 "a upowaznieniem prezy-
denta do powo}ania 10000
|.ochotnik6w ma diva lata do s}uzby
zalogowej ma Kubie Filipinach.
Obecna si{a zbrojna W czasie po-
koiu 26, goo z~olnierza jest "a ma}a
|f3o,ooo. ME by1aab9y dostateezna,
lecz SO, 900 lub najwyzej 40, 600
chfopa zupe}nie by wystarcza}a.
IArmia 100, 900 stworzy}aby militia
sryzm. " naszym kraju, do czego W
laden spos6b dopuscic ME powln~
nismy. Ola; tego tez wielu republic
lkahskich cz}onk6w kongresu So
wca1eet >;'niiezyczliwie Al. lusposobieni
wzgleaem tax tonazWanneggo blu
Hu1lfl'aar o., i;,v ~ az.
| 1st{{9a"!: : i,.-- = ueS ~, 49,,
| S~a1PoCzMlsTRzz GORDON; : " y
Chicago 'og1osii SVEN rozporYz4aedlzzff-
| MEM no. l W tym .roku, IL urzedtrc
/ - ST. - = ~.
nlcy pocztowi ws'Ghicaggo, maja cd
I'd. / Kwietn1a 1899 nosic uniformly
W zczasiie swego Sunzedowania TYJczy.
sic to wszystkirh urzedAnlik6w,
kt6fzy podtegajae :ustawom 9 csfuz-
bic aoywilnej.! ~: yLs $50 49,.
-- ~ p5ns
=" OREGON. INA areybiskup-
stwo %wymienieni SO trzej kandyda-
ci: x. Arcybiskup Keane, dawniej-
sly rektor uniwersytetu katolickie~
so, biskup O'Dea z dyecezyi
Nesqually biskup Christie z
Vancouver Islands. szkoda
naszego arcybiskupa s. P. Grosza.
q MANILI telegrafuja do
junty flipinskiej, rezydujacej "
Paryzu, re gen. Aguinaldo uda4 sic
do Iloilo, wezwany przez powstah-
COW, zeby stana} ma ieh czele
Wobec mozliwosci% zbrojncgo starcia
z amerykanami. W tejze oticialne1
depeszy podane SO nazwiska
! cz1onk6w nowego rzadu powstah+
czego "a Fillpinach. Prezesem
qab;netu i mlnistrem spraw
wewnetrznyeh jest Mabini;; mimic
strem spraw wewnetsznYch Teodor
Sandico, inzynier cywilny wJksztaf-
cony v Anglii Belgii przywie-
ziony do Mapili przez admira}a
Dewey'go: ministrem wojny
Baldomero Aguinaldo, kuzyn
znanego generafa j take przy-
w6dca powstaic6w cd poczatkhluu
powstania; ninistrem fnansdW
gen. Trias, bliski przyjaciel
Aguinalda, mlnistrem robot
lpublicznych. Coinage, prawnik,
dawniejszy prokurator hiszpahski
ma Wizajach. Cabinet ten jest
calkiem zgodny ! ma zamiar; opie~
rae sic zajeciu Flipin przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
.,DniC..B {. Ham ]. n

0Ss4Osy.1 AssaettatsI1 ss..3Gjjxssss !.
3 lEczE sAtE4azzHzS. ~, KoB = y ! p p21 !
Jeseli doktorzy ME mog1i rozpoeznac ttwse3s chosipn5
T,2'ktora Ham'ss, q On q Edsiiea fasdy daRrdos
) .nktor uznat chorobe "a nieulecza1na, to Eieniadze
,zwr6cff ME potrzebujes bye mic strstny. ,lDr; Ham
Jest uczciwym i odpowHiedizialnym 8 ehoIyi1 2pisyy
;dzietmi. Eu1dziee, 6fzynaprd4n szukali rady Lies
nych doktor6w, kt6rzy przacierpieH po kilkanar
sSS a ,aas y gfgeseaaip Sii sakRaG 81 a Szai'aoz 81 'a5 5Rf:
my. tego 2 zadna przesada, lecz tylko szczefa prae
VIDE. Ne lprzedtu&aA sNej :ehhoEoah X.t 20 noe sis
:, Medycy1D okto7a Hama ME mona dostac " "a;
dnej sptece,I ami :~grosernt,, anisszynEu, AM t4 GO
ocd1er6w. Kto chce bye pewnym, ze dostaie ezysta
Observation-Disclosures, ito{musi no takowa pisac pro
ITO do Ora an B1telia meagyeyny kosztnje W
6nalszy oapisae ieWa. cRorohei zafaczyt W liacie pie.
Made, Tub przekaz pocztowy,, banKowyslub
sowy. Medycyne j Przepis jak sic leczyc wysy4amI5
0oWiedk. Adres TAXI: ST. <s5s45 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

Amerykan6W.S Gz{onkowie jjn1nln1ityJ
zzaappeggniaja, e calyy lud filiipii l!'lli
vezzmie,iza b,ron, je:zzeil Amge 81 KAN kaani !
.bedq opierad sic p i;a:y7 zaaJJJ s,i
gl6wnych mast ma wRy7lsppaa1cclh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12

Company eli BIT
s.
smingham zaczsla fabrykowad ola
istan6v Zjednoczonych nlfasiboje,
Iktdtych obstalowano 10 milion6w.
E.Kompania zobowiaza}a sic dostar7
csa6 20 iednym milionie nabojdv
60 tydzieh. odcer amerykahskki
doglsda, azeby odstawiono wYr6b
beaz zarzutu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-22
General Otis Death Report

Washington, Oct. 21.-General Otis has
reported the following deaths since his
last report: Sergeant James Mcleod, E.
Nineteenth infantry; Sixteenth, Robert
Haeftield, II, Twenty-second infantry.
gastro-enteritis; Fifteenth, Charles E.
Hummer, A, Thirty-sixth infantry, gun
shot wound in action; Seventeenth, Ser
geant Joseph Bassford, E, Thirty-sixth in
fantry, accidental; Sixteenth, Richard
Jefferson, E, Twenty-ifth infantry,
drowning, accidental; Fifteenth, Ira
Jones, E, Twentyfourth infantry, intes-
tnal obstruction; Seventeenth, Jerry Sui
livan, c, Seventeenth infantry, Tetanus;
James Cameron, E, Third infantry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-22
ghe aaita 1su Eagle Sunday gormimu Geober 22 1889

house an audience estimated at 400
crested Mr. Bryan cordially. W. T. Dore
introduced Mr.. Mclean. He briefly in
troduced Mr.. Bryan. who said; This
county gave. Us 1.4o0 majority in 1896.
Now, want You to raise it. Fourteen
hundred shows there are some Repubi-
cans here and believe the time is come
when there will not be Republicans any
where. Government is a matter iof bust
ness. Every citizen is a stakeholder. In
1886 they denounced me for dragging the
great office OF president down to the low
level OF a hired man. Now, when men
get the idea that the president is not the
hired man of the American people, they
are mistaken. He is paid $4,000 to occupy
the White House in the spirit of the Dec
laration of Independence, and not to es-
tablish an empire an American soil. I'm
going to quote from a high Republican
it is no use 70 quote from a small Repub-
lican, who looks to Mark Hanna every
morning and says Give me my daily opin-
ion.' In speech at Cleveland Mr.. Hanna
says: Don't be afraid of the trusts; we
will take care Of them. Don't be afraid;
trust the Republican party
Trust the Republican party? Why,
that party is the greatest trust on earth
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Oct. 21.-JuCge
Smalley presided at the meeting here and
introduced Mr.. Mclean, who in turn pl E.
scented Mr.. Bryan. A large AMI enthrsi-
astic audience greeted Mr.. Bryan, who
complimented former Congressman Haro
He referred TO the paying Of tax on
each telegram for the benefit Of "benevo-
lent assimila ton" by the widow or the
son killed in the Philippines inqulring as
to the disposition of his body. And why?
Because the telegraph companies lad
more influence with q Republican &C n
gress than the common paople. He
charged the Republican party with turn
ing summersaults. that they were good
acrobats and claimants either for a tam
inc or prosperity, the rise or fall n prices
or anything else in touch with The assum-
ed prevailing public sentiment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-22
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

San Francisco, Oct. 21.-The transports
Valencia and Sikh arrived at Honolulu
on the 18th, the former from San Fran
cisco and the latter from Portland, Ore.
Goshen, Mass, Oct. 21-Horace J.
Christian" died at his home here today
of typhoid fever, aged SO years.
Billings. Mont. Oct 21-Max Hide
brandt, a young sheep herder, was shot
and killed today by Frank Custer, a Ger
man ranchman. The men had quarreled
over some missing pelts.
New York, Oct. 2I-Tommy West Of
Brooklyn knocked out Charlie Stevenson
Of Philadelphia In the thirteenth round.
At the Greenwood Athletic club in Brook
lyn, tonight.
New York, Oct. 21.-There is no change
for the worse in the condition of Vice
president Hobart Although up and
about the house at Patterson, y. J.. he
receives no one but his closest friends.
CoYelo, Cal, Oct. Elm a prizefight
last night between George Coxey and
Jim Hall, two local pugilists. Hall re-
ceived injuries which it is feared viii re-
suit fatally. He was unconscious for
several hours.
Lexington. Ky. Oct 21-Thomas c.
Mcdowell today sold Rush. TO go TO
France Buyer and price private, but
the price is understood 10 be pretty stiff
He also sold Star Bright BY Aiutree.
10 John Maiden price private. and the
2-year-old Walter Cleary TO J. ". Gait.
for 5000.
Ogden, Utah, Oct. T.-SherIrT I.ayne and
Deputy Bailey arrived from idaho Fails.
Idaho. today. where they arrested two
men. one named J. c. Lyle. supposed n
be implicated IN the Union Pacific train
robbery at Rock Springs. wyo. The rnsu
were lodged n the county jail. awaiting
Identification
Berlin, Oct 1L-B-uuo Won Kaiser. AZ
official: Herman kroscheZ. son CT Gen
eral Won kroscher. commander ot an ar
my corps and an Intimate adviser OF En-
pero- William, and Paul Won Sehacat-
meyer. three OF the defendants in tire
trial which oegHn in this city Octobe-
:. OF persons charged with gambling az
the hiu5 Hsrmloseu. have beer acquitted.
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had I not tried your Pe-ru-ns. Very
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Rel IA eneeker, Mrs. Robb aAhsr.
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and by her physicians advice IL taking
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Mrs. Robb Maher.
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Mrs. J. L. Laskovsky, Alpena, Mich.
would be of benefit TO me. But soon
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Passing OF the Hare.

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