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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-11
TRAVEL In PACKS"
Worms That Suck the Sap Of Black
Hills Timber.

DEADWOOD. S. d., Nov. 1o.-Black Hills
people are becoming alarmed at the de-
struction Of pine timber by small worm
that made its appearance here about two
years ago. The worm is about three-quar-
ters of an inch long and a quarter of an
inch through and travels in packs. The
worms start In on the outer bark OF a tree,
bore in and drink up the sap and the tree
dies. Government Inspector q. a.
Steele has recently investigated the matter
and finds that $50 square miles of the finest
timber in the hills has been destroyed by
the pest.
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while returning TO his home near here. He
had been to Cincinnati, where he had sold
some mules and horses. On his arrival he
was met at Dunlap by his brother and they
started over the Cumberland mountains.
When half way across the wild country
they were met Dy three masked men who
shot their horses and wounded Mr.. Robin
son, who it is expected will die. The broth
ers were bound and the money taken.
Bloodhounds are trailing the robbers
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 10.-The North In
diana Womans Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in annual ses-
sion here, adjourned last night. Officers
were chosen to serve next year, as follows
President, Mrs. w. II. Daniel, of Decatur;
vice president. Mrs. w. III. Hill, of Rich
mond; recording sec- etary, Mrs. Nj. ".
Reiger. of Mishawaka; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. L. II. Bunyan, of Richmond !;
treasurer Mrs. j. w. Vale, of Decatur;
mite box secretary, Mrs. Minnie Erwin, of
Ekhart: supply secretary, Mrs. A. Germ
hart, of Mishawaka; president of Young
Peoples Societies, Mrs Perry Powell, Of
Peru
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Gas Consumers Cut on.
ne Indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO Ind, Nov. 10.-The Logansport
and Wabash Valley Natural Gas Company
is shutting off its patrons in this county.
That corporation supplies fuel TO the towns
of Russiaville, New London. Alto, West
Middleton and Burlington Oct. the COM
pany raised the price from $26 to SIS per
year for two stoves and the manager now
says that the towns must prepare TO burn
wood or coal or freeze. The first cold snap
the gas fires will go out in. the stoves This
will affect 1.JG0 families and much suffering
must necessarily follow. as but few families
are prepared for the change of stoves and
fuel.
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Cathedral Car for a Church.

JAMESTOWN, n. D., Nov 1n.-Carring-
ton is to have novel place OF worship.
Rev. II. j. Sheridan. of the Episcopal
Church in this city, who also looks after
the spiritual needs Of congregation at
Darlington. has secured from Bishop EdsaIl
a cathedral car, formerly used by Bishop
Walker In his travels over the State and
will use the same in Darlington in place
of a church. The cathedral car was built
In the early days when churches were few
ard far between. and Bishop Walker used
IT for a short time.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind, Nov 10.-Oliver Arm
field, of Elwood, was appointed receiver to-
day for the Elwood Brick Manufacturing
Company. No financial statement has been
made, but il is believed the assets and liza
bilities Will balance at about $4,000. The
application was made on account of the dis
agreements of stockholders. The plant will
be operated by the receiver without change.
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Jumped from "a Train.

HASTINGS. Neb.. Nov. ok. +. I.arnea
or Poland KY. IL is though viii die as the
result of jump taken to-day from a Bur
Inston passenger train near Harvard He
Is badly hurt about the head and one shoul-
der Il dfsiocated Mr. Larned who was
accompanied. by mis- wife ana child was on
his way to Haigler. Neb.. TO visit his broth
err IL Is supposed Mr.. Larned suddenly be-
came insane, lor he gave a scream and
dived for the window. through which ne
went before any one could stop him. The
train was stopped and the man was picked
ND In an unconscious condition.
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ELDORA, Ia, Nov. 1O.-Miss Melissa Jane
Vrooman, of Eldora. is dead the indie
pendence ua.) Hospital for the Insane. She
was the personal friend of Henry Clay and
during her younger days was one of the
leading educators in the State of Kentucky.
She was born in 1917. She lived among and
taught the children OF the Clay. Speed,
Speer and Hunter families. Mrs. VroOnlan
retained all her mental faculties until three
months ago. when her mind failed and at
the age of eiShty-two she was sent TO the
asylum for treatment
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Co-operative Factory Closed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. Nov. 10.-The Indiana
tumbler and goblet factory, of Greentown,
has shut down. The plant was sold recently
to the National tableware glass trust. 1t
is announced that the plant will be down
only ten days for invoicing but the employees
fear the trust will keep il closed indefinite
~. Three hundred hands are interested. The
concern was cooperative one, in which all
the employees were stockholders.
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Domestfc Exports Decreasing.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The October
monthly statement of domestic exports. is
sued by the Bureau of Statictics. shows
as follows:
Breadstuffs, s24, 1874, 0s9. a decrease. as COM
pared with Octcher 1908 of about $40 0OO.
cattle and hogs, s2,2l0.497, a decrease OF
sl35,Oo0; provisions, Hi.ec2, $50, an increase OF
sZso0go; cotton IL ;,z os decrease of g.
of 81, 1884, 900. During the last ten months the
exports Of these articles were s37. IA. 600 less
than for the corresponding period in 1885,
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Bond Reduced to s5.OOO. OOO.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-The appellate di-
vision of the Supreme Court granted to-
day the application of the rapid transit
commission for a reduction from $lI 0Co. OOG
to 100000 In the amount of the bond to
be required from the contractor who may
ground railroad in this city. This IL is be-
lieved will enable the commission to get a
contractor for the construction OF the road
at once
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Lost Foot Is Identified.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Nov 10.-The identity of
the left foot found the track at Upland
yesterday has been established. A man was
killed near Dunkirk last week and his left
foot could not be found. He was buried at
Dunkirk 1t is supposed the foot was
thrown, by the impact, TO the top of the
truck and carried up and down the road I'M
Ill it was Jared off at Upland. The lost
member was taken to Dunlxirk to-day and
turned over to relatives of the dead man.
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Collision on the VandaIia.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE. Ind, Nov 10.-Two
east-bound freights on the Vandalia came
together last midnight at the Reelsville
switch, eight miles west of Greencastle.
One engine and the caboose and ten loaded
cars of the forward train were demolished.
The engineer and fireman of the striking
train escaped by jumping, and were only
slightly bruised. j. s. Justice, of Terre
Haute brakeman of the forward train, was
seriously injured and may die.
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Sent to Prison for Life.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SPENCER, Ind, Nov. 10.-William Wag-
goner was found guilty by jury here to-
day of the murder of his wife. Punishment
was fixed at life imprisonment. The crime
was committed in Greene county eight
years ago. The conviction was obtained on
circums tantial evidence.
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Mary Farwig's Body Exhumed.

Special 10 the Indianapolis journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 19.-Drs. ]. r.
Weist and G. III. Grant, of this city, at the
request of the pr" scouting attorney at Nun
Gle, had the body of Mary Farwig exhumed
and held a post-mortem examination. Miss
Farwig is the young woman who died at
MIncie the result of an alleged criminal
operation. The result of the examination
was not made public, but will be forwarded
in writing to the prosecutor at Muncie to
be used as evidence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-11
N1y('EH''ISl 1YYSN
The Largest Dental Concern
IN THE WORLD.
% Offices in the United States
IN THE WORLD

The practice OF this Office has assumed such
large proportions that have been compelled to
increase our staff and enlarge our extracting and
mechanical departments. To-day at this ONCE we
for the manufacture of ''vitalized air. for the
pleasant and painless extraction OF teeth. The
largest is in OUR Office at New Orleans. The
third largest is in OUR office at PlttSburg We
cordially invite all persons to inspect mag
nifcent equipment. IL is probably within bounds
say that we have an extracting trade as large
any other four offices combined In the State
OF Indiana. Most positively this method Is our
own. No other dentist in the State makes vital
lied air according TO our formula. We manu-
facture fresh every day. What wish to i'm
your teeth without you feeling one come out
Our method of extracting is warmly Endorsed by
leading physicians. and is especially adapted to
those who are nervous and 10 the very delicate.
WHEN SETS OF TEETH ARE ORDERED at
the time OF extraction the amount of payment
we require is allowed on the contract for the set
A WORD ABOUT TEETH: The manufacture
and sale OF the best teeth Is controlled by a COM
bination or trust Within the past few days no.
tice has been given OF very material advance
in the price OF these teeth. Fortunately. have
rece--i" bought Zoo sets. and enabled
to tain our present prices but will not be
alb AXE one cent less. Ask your dentist the
m teeth he 1t must be the an
or poorer; IL cannot be better. Our teeth
a highest quality made-the very best that
q. dental profession has TO offer 20 the public
We warrant the 1T, quality and even appearance
of best sets.
We do every kind OF operating paying partic-
ular attention the higher class OF work. using
the latest developments OF the profession
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-The most use
full and yet artistic work taking the place OF lost
teeth. and indistinguishable from the natural In
appearance.
We use pure gold. 1000 fine for all our gold I'LL
ings- Our filings sfay iE and highly pol
ished-the very best that can be done and fully
PRICES
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Rumor- of Kentucky Killing.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. ia special
from Middlesboro gives an unconlirmed re-
porS of the killing I'm Letcher county OF
three regulators, whose names are not
given. The regulators. according TO the
story. were engaged in mistreating two old
women--Mrs. Hoibrook and Mrs. Click
when they had a clash with a crowd OF
officers and citizens. with fatal results
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sunday-schooI Convention Adjourns

Special to the indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov. 10.-Tha
sixth annual county Sunday-school cOnven-
ton. held in the Presbyterian Church in
this city, has adjourned after a two days
session Among the prominent speakers
present We're: State Sdnday-school Super
iIftendent Meigs. OF Indianapolis; Rev Mr..
Oxtoby. of Muncie: Rev. L. A. Beeks. of
Huntingdon; Rev. G. u. Wade, presiding
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SrEPHENSVILLE, Tex, Nov. 10-Thom-
a. Wright. an ex-convict. was hanged to-
day. The condemned man killed John Adams
n farmer. because he believed the latter was
the cause of his beng sent TO the peniten-
tiary.
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elder. Muncie NJ. z. district: Rev. Mr..
Jones Dunkirk: Rev. Mr.. Reade, Millgrove.
The county officers elected are: President,
Rev Montgomery Groenendyke; secretary,
Mrs S ID. Alderman, Hartford City.
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DUNLAP. Tenn, Nov. l0.-R NJ Robin
son. a prominent merchant of this vicinity.
was shot last night and robbed of e. 500
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OF ali kinds aud accessories for the sick room
Trusses made and properly adjusted Store open
every Saturday night
w. Ill. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
22i-226 South Meridian ST., Indianapolis Ind.
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r. Z. SprIngsteen 70, popular-priced
tailors. North Pennsylvania street.
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SfPnck nv m BfR EOur Trafn

DAYTON, o., Nov. lo-Charles Weidel
and his niece, aged thirteen were killed
near the MiamisburS depot to-day by being
struck by a Big Four passenger train at
the crossing Their buggy was demolished
and the horse killed.
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WORK on WARSHIPS.


Constructor of the Navy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-Admiral HIGH
born, chief constructor of the navy issues
statement OF the work naval vessels
now building. from which n appears that
the battleship kearsarge. at Newport News.
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The Queen & Crescent only twenty-four
hours New Orleans.
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y Program Roncert,s.

Dnia i3 b. m. odbedzie sic W par
ku Humboldt cd godz. 4 do 8 pc
pol. koncert o~rkiestry braoi Nowic-
kioh, pod dyrekcja p. F. NOwickie-
go. Program jest nastepujacy:
1. ,,Marsz Zwiazku Narodowego
P~olskiego", A. ". Kontskiego.
2. Uwertura William Tell",
Rossiniego.
8. Waleo INA pieknym Renie",
Kelar Bala.
4. Fantazja z opery Haiku, st,
Moniuszki.
5. Scena ,,Podr6z Oohotnik6w",
7. r. Confsre.
6. ,Przebudzenie Lwa", A. ",
Kontskiego.
z. hornet Solo ,Karnawal We
neoki', p. Steve Cream.
s. nWiazanka popularnych me-
lodyj", A. Mackie.
8. nSerenada Meksykahska', w
P. Chamber.
10. Polonez ~,Jeszoze Polska ME
zgineia", F. Nowiokiego.
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W hall Walsha, r6g Noble i EN-
ma al.
Dnia 10 listopada. Sokoi Polski no.
III. Przedsta wienie melodrama-
tn Cuba Libre" W hall Walshs,
r6g Noble i Emma.
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Przeglad ~polityczny.

Il SeoNey
o lie z jednej strony oieszy sic ma.
rod Stan6w Zjednoozonyoh zbliza.
MEM sic do brzegow ojozystych swe.
go ~faworyta bohatera z pod Manilli
admira2a Dewey o lyle z coraz
wiekszym niesmakiem odwraca sic
niechetnie cd nadchodzaoych oiagle
a wcale n~iewesolych raportow z
wysp Filipihskich. Jak ~ostatnie de
pesze wskazuja, choroby W wojsku
naszym ma Filipinaoh wzmagaja sic,
lista zmariych rosnie, a oiagle choc
skapo udzielane wiaaomosoi o utar-
ozkach woiska nAszego z powstahoa-
mi, wskazuja, re pomimo pory desc.
czowej wojna zupelnis ME ustala
lecz trivia dalej.
Wojna ia .sc.yna pr.ybiera6 rysy
waiki partysanckisj, | cho6 ogranio.a
sic ma p~odjazdach, drobnych utaro..
ksoh. mecry ! history wojska nas.s.
Newy sekretarz depsrsamentu
wojny wytezs wsrslkis sws shy, by
dokompletOwac, wycwiosyc l usbroic
nowo .aciagsjsOe sic puiki armji
ochotniosej, tax by byiy gotowe do
wyslania ma Filipiny ma poo1stku
wrzeinis. Planem minIsterjum ma
s.sgo jest, by wyslac lyle wojska do
jesisni, by jenerai Otis, rozporrsdza.
]ao IS tysiecrns armjs m6gi rgnissc
p%owstaho6w W 8 tygodniaoh, TO jest
prrsd rorpocrecism obrad prryssis-
go kongrssu. lyle o wojnie. Co
sic tyory krajowsj polityki, many do
.anotowanis, as " partji dsmokra-
tyosnsj ranosi sic ma rordwojenis 1
moasmy sic dooseks6 2 kandydstow
ns presydenta stswionyoh pr.ss diva
odismy demokratyornej partji. De
mokrsol zschodni ssojs wisrnIe prsy
sssrym ksndydaoie w. Bryan, lsor
wseh6d burry sic ! huory I ooras vie.
csj pr.ebskujs o postswieniu villas.
nsgo kandydata. Obecnis propono
wsnym jest jsko ksndydst Van
Wyok, major missts New York lub
byiy g~ubernstor Pennsylvania, Patti.
son.
Anglia
Corsz wiecsj dsnyob przemawia "a
tenn, ts sspowisdsiscy sic prrsr ozss
jakii tax greznie rassrg Anglji =
Transwslsm, ssiaswiony bedris "a
drodrs pokojowej. Pomyslny ten
wynik sp~owodowsiy niewsspliwis
o~ssasnie uohwaiy ~psrlamentu trans.
walskiego, prssdewszystkism zss de
oysja ogrsniossjscs osss pobytu po
srssboy do usysksnia naturalirsoji "
Transwslu. Podsug telegram otrsy.
mansgo prses fitness" & Pretorji,
M tajosm posisdssniu p~oasosonyoh
obu rad trsuswslskioh omswisno no.
Ne proposyojs " sprawis rsforny
wyborossj. Movie 10 proposyojs
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K~alendarzyk
zabaw | 0bch0d6w W Chicago.

Dnia 3go wrzesnia. Tow. Polskich
Szewo6w or. 800 q. N. P. Ia
bawa letnia (piknik) W Pregler's
Grove, Irving Park.
Dnia 10 pazdziernika. Obch6d so
rocznicy smierci Fryderyka SEQ
pens, W kosciele sw. Tr6joy.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Wielki kon.
cert " hall parafjalnej sw. Tr6j-
cy, ola u%czczenia pamieoi Fry.
deryka Szopena.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. sw.
Tr6jcy No. l PREY kosoiele sw.
Tr6joy. Wielki bal ola uozcze
mia 16ej rocznioy ~zaioaenia tow.
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Madame imienia dziecku

miiem | przyjemnem zadaniem ~naiozo-
mem ma rodzic0w, lecz nazwanie choroby,
gdy symphonic zdaja sic bye sprzecxnemi
odnosoie do przyjetych teoryj, narobifo
DUO kiopotu niejednemu lekarxowi. Le-
piej ME dbac o nazwe, anizeli zapomniec
o gf0wnej zasadzie = o usunieciu ME 4
czystosci z krwi CO jest zr6dfem dziewiec-
dziesiatych wszystkich dolegliwosci ludz-
kich.
To jest teorya 1 zasada d~ziaialnosci
Ora Piotra Gomozo. w TEN ley lego
powodzenie. Me jest to lekarstwo ap-
tekarskie, lecz sprzedaje sic ludowi
wprost Tub przez mie:scowych agent6w.
Pc blizsze szczeg6fy piszcie do DR.. Peter
Fahrney, liz HAS. Hoyne Ave, Chica-
90. Ill,
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Do PIP. DOstawc6w Wegli 1
DrZoWa.

Wobeo tego, Re Z nastaniem jessie
nj, oena wegla p6jdzie W gore i re
teraz MONA koraystniejsza zawrze6
umowe 90 do dostawy wegla, Zarzad
Centrally niniejszem wzywa Wiasci-
oieli SHADOW Wegli j Drzewa o mad
se&anie ofert nj dostawe wegla do
Domu u. N. P. ma rok nastepny.
Wszelkie oferty nalezy nadse}a6
pred dniem Is b. m, ma rece Sekr.
Jener., M. ]. Sadowskiego, 102-1O4
w. Division Str, Chicago.
Szozeg6}6w 90 do jakosoi i ilosoi
wegla osobom interesowanym katde.
60 czasu udzieli p. J6zef Packa Nv
Domu q. N. P.)
M. u. Sadooski, Sekr. Jen.
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iaoh uarodowych dopiero M pIacu
cwiorsh. Zakasano r9vniet projsk.
sowsnego pochodu M boisko, posws-
lsjsc jedynis uds6 sic tam W malyob
srupsch. z drUgisj ssrony policja
ostr.egaa wydavoe Wolffowskiej
nOstdsutschs R~undscbau" (pisma
saciekls nismieokiego) prssd urrs.
dssnism deuonstrscji prssOiwnsi.
Pr.sd lokalsm. " kt6rym Zwis.ek
Sokoi6w obohod.R uroo.yScie roo.
nice swego .aiofenia, odbyfy sie mi
mo ~ostrssteh No strony policji niens
wistns demonstracjs, urzsdsoue
gf6wnie prssz studsnt6w nismie,
kioh, ktorych vssed.ie pslno, gdsis
lob ME potrxsba. Dsmonstraojs
prsecisgnssy de do god.iny 8 rauc.
Policja ~rospraszals wiohrsyoieli 1
arssstowaia og6ssm A osoby.
w Austrji wolno niemoom odby-
ws6 sjasdy " misssaoh ossskioh. {,
nawst " ssmsj Pradse bes ws,el
kioh ogranicssh, tymosasem " Wied
niu, gdtis trssoia o.ei6 ludnosoi jest
osssks, potrssba takich ogranio.ef q
M .wykfy .ja.d Sokos6w, na kt6ryu
prseoies hotels ! restauraojs nismieo
kie ME maio sarobis.
Serbia.
Wskutsk samaohu M Milans are.
sstowano snowu KALAMAZOO os6b, q
m'edsy tymi archimsndryte Milics
Prssdsiewzisto tst 'iosne rswi.js do.
move. Slsdstwo toozy sic " 20.
dw6jnym kierunku, mianowicie sta.
ra sie dooisc, osy spisek byi uknusy
prIss radykaa6w lub pr.s. swollen.
nik6w Karagsorgewioza, albo tsa
osy obis te grupy nile d.iaiaiy " po
rosumisniu. Sprawoa .amachu, Kae
Ievlch, pr.yruai sic " .upslnosoi do
why sssnai, 70 sostal wynajety do
ispsinienia .brodni pr.s. radyksi6w
Inni a%rss.sowani wypisrajs sic upor'
ME why, jednakae znale.ione pspis
y wielos lob kompromitujs. Pre-.
dswssystkism skompromitowsny nj
mi jest posed " Pstsrsburgu Save
Gruic, kt6ry " swoim csasie byi pre-
sydeutem ministr6w " rsdykalnym
gabinsoie. Zossai on tslsgrafic.nis
weswsny. ably zio.yi sI6j urssd "
rece pisrwsssgo sskrstarsa posel,
silva ! prsybyi bs.swioo.nie do Bel
gradu. Rssd austrjaoki wyslaf do
r.adu s~srbskiego note, " kt6rsj Wy.
rata nadsisje, 70 arss.towani ME be
do karani beg sadu.
Bulgaria.
Ksisas Fsrdynand buigarski ME
glossy sic mirem q ~viasnyoh podds
nyob, AMI rossanowaniem q swoicb
kolsg6w kr6lswskioh 1 ksisteoycb.
Nisdswno nswet donosiiy pisma nis
misokie, To " Buigarji swybuohls
rewolucjs, ae ksieois Fsrdynanda
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posbawiono tronu l wyrsuoono = kra.
ju. WiadomoSci 10 okasaiy sic pred
wcsesnsmi, q prawds jest jsdynis to,
se " krsju psnujs wislkis nissado-
w~olsnie z gospodsrki ks. Ferdynan-
da.
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WYCIECZKA A do BOSTONU
Wabash koleja "a S19 tam / ma
pOwr6t.

Wycieczka ia Wabash koleja roz.
pooznie sic IL j IL sierpnia i " tych
dniach beda sprzedawane bilety pc
tel tax niskiej oenie. Jezeli prag.
niesz nabyc teraE tani billet, napisi
karte pocztowa pc wskazo wiki do nj.
tej podpisanego.
f. Il. Palmer, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Wabash Railroad
81 Adams St, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
$500 NAGRODY!

ZapfSclmy powyzsza nagrode IA kazdy wypa-
dek choroby Watroby, Dyspepsyi. Below efowy,
my m'gli wyleczyc iekarstvem Liverita, najnoM-
sza mafa pigutka ma watrobe, gdy wskaz6wki ma
sze beda przestrzegane. Sa one czysto roelinne
! 2awsZe~ ala zadowolenle 1 ulge. Pudef-
4 "a - cent6w zavi-ra 100 pigufek. Pudeiko "a
10 CT 20 pignfek- 5 rzezci. sic imitaoji 1 podr6-
bek. Posyfamy poczts. Przyjmujemy mark.
NkRvIrA MEDICAL Co, Cor. Clinton md j Jackson.
chicago, III Sprzedawane przez GEO K. BAKER,
aptekarza $50 Clark st., Chicago, Ill.
Sharp County record., 1899-07-28

The watermelon season is
on and the rascal who will
slip around and cut the vines
and melons at night has come
with it. Such boys are as
tough as the horse-thief.
They are laying the foun-
datlons for board in the peni.
tentiary, and the sooner they
get there the earlier will
their reform begin. Sunday
schools and churches, and
material lectures have no
avail. A rigid application
of clapboard poultice on the
bosom of pautaloons is a dead
shot for the ailment. Such
crimes are as easily punish.
able as stealing money if tn
law is allowed to take its
course. There is hardly a
man in the country will com.
plain If one or two water
melons are taken, but the vile
hand that will despoil the
labor of a season merely to
crafty his own desire to de-
stroy something is a criminal,
Exchange.
Sharp County record., 1899-07-28
A NEGRO UPRISING.

Pine Bluff, July 20.--In.
formation received here al
II o'clock tonight indicates
that the negroes of Lake
Village, Chicot county, have
arisen in an armed force
against the white people of
that vicinity.
The negroes of that por'
tion of Arkansas are largely
in the majority and great
trouble is anticipated.
The home of B. Vinson, an
attorney, has been burned
and the white people are
arming themselves with the
intention Of suppressing the
riot.
Vinson prosecuted and con-
victed a prominent negro
named Lightfoot for stealing
and Lightfoot's friends are
offended.
The white people of neigh
boring towns are arming
themselves and going to the
defense OF the Lake Village
people.
1t may be necessary for
the governor to send troops
before the trouble is abated.
Lake Village is in the ex'
treme southeastern portion
of Arkansas.