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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03

20 pofudniu, o drugisj Rodsiuie, DO
uisva4 M piervsse ~cslonkovio "
mafsj hosbis sie xsbrali, wiec obi6r
byf nieuoAsbny, dlstsgo ts4 uohws.
lone sostais kara. kt6ra bedxie Wv
uieniona ksAdsmu csfonkowi visa
wiadomieniu. Bolesno mnis, IL tax
pisse, ale prsybsdz ,is wssysoy, ably
ole m6wiono, 10 myiliois tylko o DO
smisrtnem. . ME o Zwissku. Prsy-
be { lie xatsm. pokafoie. IL VAN
idxie o Tow. wasxs Zwia.sk, a
sviasscsa " lynn roku Ss;mu v
Grand Rapids. a4sby dobryoh dele
gat6w obrsc ! i'm povisrsy6 sprawe
manage Tow, i4by mogli I pomocs
wszystkich dslsgat6w wynies6 nass
tax drogi Zwissek Narodowy Polski
mad wssystkis organisaojs " Anne.
ryos.
Drodry brsois dslsgaoi nas.eRo
stsnu New York innych stan6w,
r6bcis tax jsk wss.s poiskis sumis.
ME nskasujs, ale nile . krsywd4 pol
ski 8 : narodu.
P,srwsse, ably 70 stopniowym DO.
dstkisu bye ostroHnymi, mis6 bra.
tsrstwo ns ssrou. nile utraci6 starych
o.iouk6w, kt6rsy podwalins byii "
zvissku.
Drugis, o domy swisskows wiels
miast ju4 VIOLA, DO mote i'm potrseba
jsk I nam. Dom " Buffalo, TO
swyciest 10 nasse. Buffalo nasse
jest drugism 20 Chicago, ale my
ohosmy nistylko podwoit, lee. Kill
kakrotnis podwyissy6 licsbe ozlon
k6w " Buffalo.
Co sic tyosy suspendowauych
cslonk6w, podatsk powinisn .ossa6
tax jsk jest, uajprs6d istniejs grupa
Q potsm Zwissek. st Sisrssulski,
sskr.
CIR. 1913 70 Manayunk. Pa.
Niniejssem sawiadamiam cxlon.
k6w tow. i'm. Juliussa Audr.sjkovi
oxa, IL roesne posiedssnis odbsdxie
sic d. Ii sisrpnia Z. b., o gods. lsssj
min. 30 po poaudniu pod mum. l26
r. thorough ul., na kt6rsm, opr6os
innych watnyoh spraw. bedsis o.
bisrany uowy .arssd grupy. wobso
tego ka4dy oslonek ob~owissany sta
wi6 sic punktuslnie pod kars 80 6.
Tylko praoa uwalnia cd kary, U.
prassam takts tyoh pan6w, kt6rsy
salegsja " podatkach swisskowych
Z missisoa M missiso, ably raosyli
sic uifoic /. swyoh salsgloloi M ten.
70 posiedssniu, ably nowy sarzad O.
debrat ksiatki ~ nalsHytym por.ad.
ku. w prssoiwnym bowiem rake
beds suspsndowani. R6wuiea prsy-
pominam, Il IA temte posiedseniu
prsypsda podatek p6{roosny M
Sksrb Mar. " Rappsrswylu, ably Mkt
ME wymawiai sic niswisdomoscis.
J. Lsvsndowski, sskr.
Or. 40 70 Saginao, Mich
Zswisdam %. cslonk6w tow. Clos
Polskisj Wolnoioi gr' 18O z. N. P,
Il prryssis posiedsenis missieosus
odbedsie sic d. ID derpnis o gods.
1ssej po poiadoiu " sail swyEsych
posiedssh. Obowisskiem ks4dsgo
csfonks Jest stawi6 sie.na takows,
gdyf bardso watno sprawy many do
safatwienia. Tax samo ostrseQam
tyoh csiouk6w, kt6rsy salegajs "
p~odstkach. ably ma ~pr.yssism posis
dssuiu 9 diugu Gle uiSoili, " Prise
ciwnym r.sis beds suspsndowani.
w. Behkowski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
TYLKO 1915

2 Chicago do Grand Rapids, Mich,
nspovr6t q powodu Zjardu x 20
Zwissku Spisvsk6w POIskich v
Ameryce do Bay City. 5 Sisrpnis r.
b. DeIsgaoi inni, kt6rsy sobie ~.
ore Grand Rapids ] Bay City odwis
dsi6, majs tsrss bsrdso tsnis sposob-
not6. Bilsty N sprseda4 tylko q
Frank Wengierski.
STA N. A,hland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
Obch6d C%hopinowski

Nizej podpisany komitet Tow,
Spiewu Ffydsryka Chopina, prey
koscisls ~. Tr6joy W Chicago, ILL.,,
ohtra XXI q. S. P. W A. ma II.
sso.yt 1aviadomi6 -. Rsdakcje
csytelnik6w, Il tow. to ursadsa OBJ
oh6d so letnisj roo.nicy smierci Fr.
Chopina, d. II p,zl ziernika Z. b.
Na~botshstwo Aaiobne, n spok6j du.
ssy F.. Chopins, naszego mistrsa
kr6ls musyk6w, odbeisis Gle " kos
Oiele sw. Tr6jcy d. IL pazisiernika
T. b. Z wielks urocsystoScia; oboh6d 1
1 konosrt odoedxis sic " nastepna
oisdsisle d. % pazd.. " hall sw.
Tr6joy.
z powodu tax uislkisj I wa4pej
ola mas ur~ooxyitosoi. xaprassamy O.
T. Pclonje " Amsryoe do wsp6
ud.ialu, r6wnie4 / Zarsad Zwissku
Soiswak6w Pol. " Am, . %. Glory
q. .. P. " Am. prosimy o w.ieois
csynnego udsialu In oorpore Tub prsss
rspressntscje. zyorenism nasssm
jest, s4sby " osasie tsgo faiobnego
nabo4shstwa, powt6rsyc dokladnis
ten sam program, kt6ry ulo4ony
prses p~r.yjsoi6a Chopins Il podob.
no podsuniety prsss nisgo ssmego)
'byf wykonany d. 20 pazisiernika
l849 :. " paryskim koScisle ~.
Magdaleny, gdy trumna ss swioka.
mi mistrss staia roi olbrxymim bal.
daohimem polrodku n~atlocsonsj
lwiasyni. Program ten byf haste
pujscy:
w samo poaudnis, gdy posepni
tragsrzs sjavili sie We dr,wiaoh swia.
tyni, niosao trumne Z oiaism wiei.
kiego srtysty. daily sic siysss6 akor
dy chopinowskisgo marsra 4alobns.
60, odsgransgo przsz orkissire. Ma
s,epnis podczas msEy iw. odSpiewa
no nRsqu:em" Mossrta = ~orkisstra,
kt6re sam Chopin 4yosyf sobis, by
byio vykonsnem " csasie jsgo DO
gr.sbu. Wtsdy vykonali 70 ME.
tmisrtslna komposyoje Mosarts taoy
spiewsoy, jsk siynny Lablsnohs, has
l Dupant, tenor; kobisce .ai partjs
solowe odipiewafy panic: Viardot.
Carols, alt Csstellsne, soprsn.
Diva prelude Chopina . b moll 4
enroll. wykonai M organsch ! IA.
graf js oudownis slynny organista
Lefeburs- Vsly.
Choois4 ME many tax wislkich ar.
Ameryos, to jsdnak tussy.
my sobis, IL q. S. P. " A. mote prsez
swe silly ~wokslns, godnis 1astspi6
wykonawc6w progrsmu pogrssbov We
60 FIR. Chopins TAX " ~ozesciach solo.
wyoh jak / wokslnych. W tym oslu
porosumisliimy sie juH Z gl6wnym
dyrygsntsm Wv. s. P. " A, oh. A.
Maisek,I prosEsc 60, ably polsoii Ohio
rom naszsgo q. s. p. " A. wy6wi
osyc sic " vykonsniu n~iskt6rych
Chopina | Rsquism Mossr
ia, kt6re podozss nsboaefstwa msjs
wykonac oh6ry = orkiessrs. Spodhs.
wany sic, IL %. publiosnof6 polska,
81. nssss spiswacss drutyns,
sechos iaskawie poprsec dsiaialnosc
! uosoi6 pamie6 wislkisgo
mistr.s ! kr6ls mnsyk6w FIR. Chcpi
ns " 30 cio lstois rocznioe jsgo sgo
M.
u bratniem posdrowieniem
Jan Kikuiski. FIR: Marchlepicz.
Plucihski, Jan Rnietz { Jan
Buczek, komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03

Gr. $50 ma So. Brooklynie. N. Y.
Ia isdsmism. Il prsys.is posiedss.
ole TOW. Inn. T. Koioiusski. gr. $50.
odbedsis sic dnis Q sisrpn'a T. b, "
sail swykfych posisdseh; o stawienie
sic ostonk6w uprasssm. : FIR. Poj
dsk, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-03
SprOstowanie.
Brem0nd, Ter.

$500 kt6rs posisism "a sksre
Nsrodowy ME byiy cd grupy 1913 -
jsk mylnie byfo umissso1one W or
GAME nZgoda" tylko ssbrane cd
polak6w M msj6wos odbytsi q pan.
silva B llsiswiox. Grupa 128 jua
dswniej sw6j podstsk ~saplscils.
IL. Kochanosoicz.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18

rsrs. wnere ms rear IdeuJIty IS NOT YET
known.
Chapter IX-CHnton gives Thorndyke
his instructions and pass through the
lines Before leaving, girl, Gertrude King,
enters and demands OF Clinton that she
be allowed to see her brother. Clinton In
forms her that her brother was condemned
az a spy, and while waiting for execution
was burned 10 death in the fire of the day
before. She then demands a pass outside
the lines. proclaiming az the same time
her loyalty 10 America Mrs Badely. Clin-
tons mistress, enters with the announce
ment that The 9rQiher instead OF being
Chapter E-Cdnton orders Thorndyke
70 arrest the girl, which he refuses 20 do.
but instead procaims his own identity,
then gives her his pass through the lines,
while he holds Clinton until she escapes,
lie follows her and makes his way TO the
picket lines, wheTe he strikes and pre-
sdmably kil.s sentry
Chapter X1-rhorndyke stops at the
Dove tavern for refreS hments. The waiter
takes an unusual interest IN him. While
there British caNalryman and card
sharper. whom he had met in town few
days before come in. He remains in the
shadow AMI Is not detected
But Il IS useless TO follow my old trail here.
/ did it years after with great satisfaction to
myself, calling up a cloud OF memories that
brought back my lost youth, albeit it
brought las it does now a mist before my
eyes as well. Through that afternoon l
wandered well toward Bloomingdale, and as
the shadows fell, cut eastward near he old
Apthorp mansion aud across the wild land
which lies q beautiful waste about the cen
ten of the island Now Central Park
| was now close to the Kingsbridgc road
agliu. and not half mile from the DOVE,
The storm had cleared with the going down
ST the sun, leaving the air cool and pleasant,
but, though Lam lover OF nature and prone
50 mari, the effect oi storm and sunshine, |
remgmbec little Of this evening save that it
Vas gorgeous one, with anoon. something
les. than halfgoWn, swimming IN the sky
Ike cleft com
Not a morsel OF Tod bad passed my lips
Ter more than iour-and-twenty hours, l
was tired, not irom the miles ST walking or
manifold tNcrtion, hut from lack Of nutri-
ment, and, more than al. from tbe moral
effect 81 knowing / was being hunted ike a
wild animal Ny clothing had well-nigh
dried On ms body. but was still damp. |
had not even the comfort Of tobacco, for.
though ! possessed it in plenty, | could get
iiu tire, my tndor box having been wetted
ia the soaking had endured. Lad lied
from the sight ut man rs Satan tilCs before
The si2n 81 tile cross. hut by the time | had
gotten on my journey thus far | cared little
for Nick Strykcr, EeN, the British army, OF
Tie devil himself Nly sole yeaning was fol-
food. and the sun had not sunben fairly be
hind the Jersey hills when, against all rea
SON. rose from my last hiding place near tho
roadside and strobe into i, making my way
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18

did she 60 cd man?''
Back to the woods, as l saw her," was
the answer.
'.What woods? In what direction?o huI-
riedly asked the redcoat.
Thee knowest the woods and orchard
where Washington worsted Howe on the
heights Of Harlem? That is the spot, friend.
1t strikes me she might be fair enough after
food and rest. would not have her harmed
through me. Thee had" -s1.--. SO
Damn your thees an thous an WASH
ington an being worsted!" shouted the
trooper, excitedly. I'm off, Lowney. Tell
the rest when they come. IT'S a fair day
that bid We stop me for sup in this place.
l viii requite We yet. Give me Quaker for
truth an good luck Alloh, lad!" And with
a rattle of metal he was out of the door,
while in a moment heard his horse put.
ting from the yard full tilt.
(To BE CONTINUED
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
CHAPTER XII,
A rIG -5 QrAKER.

Here was / at last pinned down to close
quarters. | had hoped they would eat, then
drink themselves drunk and leave, but the
sharper's intention of remaining all night,
if necessary, together with the known hard
ness OF head OF the average trooper, made
the hope a forloIn one 1t seemed that | was
to be confined to the bench Tor hours unless
some chance should free me, and | had re-
signed myself to this when the black came
in with food for the two, and at the same
time the door reopened, there entering a
man whom even III the dim light | knew 70
be Of a different stripe than the others,
II was Quaker, and 50 inhrm that he
walked slowly and heavily with the aid OF
a staff. Giving the two at the table wide
berth, he wended his way to the rear of the
room and, seating himself on the settle, or
dered a plain meal OF milk and bread and
butter. - -
There was nothing remarkable in the adj
vent of a tired Quaker, but his appearance
caused the sharper and his companion to
draw their chairs together and whisper,
though after a moments close talking the
former shouted across the room:
Hello, snuffyl Where be thee FRONT"
There came no immediate answer to this,
whereat the trooper swore roundly and re-
peated his fellows question IN a louder
voice. 'ss-s--. 4. 4. ....4s-
II travel from the Kingsbridge and be-
yond, friend" was the final answer re-
turned in a feeble treble.
ITO where, then, thee son O. drab?'
mimicked the gambler, as he put in his turn
at insulting the old man.
ITO friend in the city-a Capt. Scam
nell, of De Lancy's regiment. Mayhap thee
knows him." was the innocent response.
But, innocent as it was, it had its effect
on the two, who were at once more respect
full in both tone and words.
Yen not find him, then" volunteered
the trooper. He has sore head an
broken heart-the one from a scrimmage an
the other through loss O his lady. Ha' ye
seen aught O. a runaway beauty on yer tray
els-a tail young lass with painted beaII -
Docs thee mean a young girl With hair
inclined to red:" asked the traveller, with
something OF interest il his voice.
"Ay, that same, returned the trooper,
bringing his feet under him and half rising.
Yea, friend | met with a female,
though scarce a beauty, and with hair as
thee describes. She was tired and wan as
She came from the woods near Days tav-
eIn, by the Hollow Way, and asked me foI
victuals But, friend, ! vas unprovided, and,
indeed, in these times fear stragsers, be
they male or female
Was the same tall an fine o skin, an
with dark eyes!'
"Ay, think she was Of proper height, and
her eye was dark, if do mot err"
Fore God, an l believe it the lass
Lovingly" said the trooper, starting up and
for the first time giving the card-sharper 9
name. I'm off on the scent Where away
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18

light at the end 81 the table farthest from
me pulling down the windows, and drawing
the curtains though II WAS Tar from beng
chilly. | was about 10 resent this disposition
81 the candle as 4 piece 1T impertnence, as
1t barely cast a shadow at that distance,
when | suddenly considered the advantage
OF being IN gloom. and 50 let 1t blde. l
finished eyeryt hing before me IN short order,
and. as though the man had anticipated my
wants, my plate WAS Immediately recharged
with a liberal supply OF ham and eggs, while
a bowl OF Dor nyclabher was placed beside II.
Now. stead al withdrawing as he had
done before. the black sat himself opposite
me, with very wink the whites OF his eyes
swapping IN the light Of the distant candle.
After watching my Jaws gradually slow
down as / drew near the end of the supply,
and while I gave long sigh 81 relief and
comparative comfort. he leaned slowly tor
ward and. speaking softly. sand;
"Aou~ hungry san.
"Sl'gh.ly.' 1 remarked; Il have cen had
a hard daN OF il.
Who be you logkiu' fo's'' he asked, all
rup;ly
What's that to- You. you black raseal.'
answered with a forced aerctness that made
Inn grin "Who j the host here.
Nat Burns. sab. he's away, sab. looks
10 1e house dem. ! taot zen might rs
sals s. some oDe. ~ll-
.-N5t ~ I replied. having MO deslre 70
eounas Is uesra haStier 1tas 4aH ole
bta hcrs to-iay
-Ns., sah' be answered. rolling hss eyes
"Hse soldiers. Slh- DctS rltSan Is
a-e upset ali igoe hoE5a ter some oe-y
looking for whom asked now
-as5lN Interested
E.e.. .,r fHast fstl>-,+ls IN i yGtu- gas st1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
SYNOPSIS.
BY chAUNcY c. tiOTcHKisS

SYNOPSIS. $3.50 -
CHAPTER T.-Donald Thorndyke. as cap
tain Of the schooner Phantom, leaves Nor.
folk for New London with cargo of lead
for continental armies His mate John
Iounsbury, proves treacherous after they
get TO sea and threatens TO reveal the char
acter of the captain and cargo to British
ships then in sight. and from which they
could not escape. Thorndyke strikes him
and, repdeFs b'm ilSsnslple, apparently,
dehd One Of the other two members OF
the crew attempts Thorndyke's life, but he
bests him and throws him into the sea.
The other, a negro. he scares into silence.
lie DETERMINES 10 iupersonate the APP
Dhrenfly dead mate and tell the English
that be has taken the shlp prize aud
has killed tao Saltain aRd AT u the crew
Chapter ii Wien the boat Is boarded. he
tells his story which ia believed by the
naval lieutenant but is doubted by
dragon officer Scanned who is along.
While IhOrHdyke is proving his tale.
LouHsbury shows signs Of returning con-
sCiousuess Thornayke fs taken 10 the
BRITISH vessel 70 repeat his story 70 the
captain.
Chapter III.-The Thantom Is taRen 10
New York and there turned over - the
10 act the part OF z SPY, anu Wien possloie
ESCAPE through tHs h4ss ana denver MS
Information t6 Washington
Chapter -Thorudykc mixes la 3 tieht
at aG inn with "a aung naval oihcer and
q bully
Chapter -scammeil enters during the
progress o. the F0N AEd asks io take y
hau1 hv relieving the naval officer OF
Thora 3yks Etiden the naval officer, dis
overs thtt Fhprndykg is tha man he IS
1Sins Tor for CiHtnu, ana stops Ire tiEht
Nlter which "a challenge saN stands bee
tween Thorndvka and SsamueU.
Chapter ST--Clinton postpoups tie In
terVieW with 'rherHdyke for 3 day. and
in The meantime gives him papers which
state be IS TO take the Phantom, still
IN New York hurbor. 8nd 80 50 Newport
with dispatches 10 the British general at
that place
Chapter NIT-Duriug "a great fire In New
York IhnfHdyxt assists a patriot spy to ts-
cape. and trom him he gets the name OF
Rex" After returning TO his quarters
he lis SURPRISED bN a visit from Scanned.
Chapter VIII -SCamWe1r mas tnsCuVered
the identity OF Thurndvke ana comes 10 ar
rest him as q spy. lie IS armed only with
a pistol and into the printing pan OF this
Thofndyke manages TO throw water. then
overcoming Scanned. Thorndyke escapes
and makes lis a-4N ID GLQtQns headQuar'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
RAW AS BEEF
FROM ECZEMA!

Not much attention is often paid to the
first symptoms of Eczema. but il is not long
before the little redness begins TO itch and
burn. This is but the beginning, and will
lead to suffering and torture almost unen-
durable Ii is q common mistake TO regard
q roughneSs and redness of the skin as
merely local irritation il is but an iudics-
tion Of humor in the blood-of terrible
-deep. and can not be reached by local appli-
+, applied 10 the surface. The disease itself,
the blood. although all suffering is produced
TO reach the disease, therefore, is through
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18

SHUT up, We brast He'd make but pinch
sc! Better stick to the woman, who'd
come easy when Sc sighted her, What's the
outcome along b Belaan
Beldeni0 said the soldier, with laugh
and an oath; Clinton viii ne'er forgive hiln
ter bringing forward such 4 mountain @
fraud Hes cen prisoner on board his
orn ship. an Scammell is in the old mans
bad books for havin blabbed something to
the girl wot not what There's the devils
OWN muss below, made worse by the fact that
both man an woman ha' gone up to Heaven
Of downward, Tor no sign o them il on the
island, an they ha' not had time to get of
it By plain means.
.sThe girl had pass. was told"
All passes were stopped, though not IA
time at the lower lines, to my thinking
fancy the man Is il the woods to the west,
an the lass hiding in the city.
We'll. We'll. said the civilian. stretch
ing his legs under the table and refllng his
glass. Here must bide till the rest come
up To the devil with rebel spies man an
woman! / wish / had known that Thorn
dyke was not Lounsbury when | lad him
unarmed. Iwould ha' been worth Pile;
but a bigger pile this day could | get him
Now all this was mighty interesting, and |
lay as still as the bench beneath me until the
civilian ; last remark Something there was
in his voice that struck me as familiar, while
his reference to having met me made me
more than curious Carefully lifting my eye
above the tables level, / beheld the card
sharper Of the Bulls Head, his companion
being a Qn-cQmmissioned officer and total
stranger to NE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
Two Were Drown "a
(To BE CONTINUED

Trenton, Ont, May 15.-Fotr men.
Elias Weeks, Edward C'hase. John Fitz-
gerald and Gilbert P>outer, were cross
ing the bay in .lboat Sunday morn
ing when the DO; It capsized Fitzgerald
and Bouter We're drowned The other
Two men we're found clinging TO the
boat IN an exhausted condition and
both my die.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
KILLED His Five CbiIdreu.

Odessa, May 12.-An insane customs
official murdered his five sleeping chill
dren here Wednesday night and then
attacked his wife, who is dying of her
wounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
Murder and suicide.

Mount Hope, Pa, May /. m George
Uhler, farmer 50 years of age. resid-
ing near here, killed his wife with an
AK and then killed himself. lie was in
sane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
seyentx-six Years oId.

Mansfield, O., May 11.-John Sher-
man, ex-secretary of state, celebrated
the seventy-sixth anniversary Of his
birth yesterday at his home in this city
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-05-18
No Torture Equal TO the
Itching and Burning Of
This Fearful Disease.

Mr. Phil I. Jones' OF Mxersville, Ind, writes:
Il had Eczema thirty years, and after great deal
OF treatment my leg and that il gave
constant pain IL finally broke into running and
began 70 spread and grow For the past five
six years have suffered untold agony and had given up
al hope Of ever being free from the disease have
been treated by of the best physicians and have
taken many blood medicines all in vain. With little
faith left | began - take : ;. $ and apparently
made the Eczema worse but knew that this the
way Che remedy got rid Of the poison. Continuing
S :. s. the sore healed up entirely. the skin became
clear and smooth, and was cured perfectly b
Eczema IS obstinate disease and not be cured
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ock: e.. extenslon: frec. Fraction
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-10-06
MEN IN THE PUBLIC EYE
A bust of ex-Speaker Reed is being ex-
.cuted in bronze for the Maine lecisla-

A bust of ex-Speaker Reed is being ex-
ecuted in bronze for the Maine 1egisla-
ture.
Prof. Hadley, the new president of
Yale, rides bicycle, plays whist and is
an enthusiast over golf.
Since shaving his mustache Senator
Deboe closely resembles President Nc
Kinley in appearance.
When asked how old he was, Booker
Washington told an interviewer that he
did not know.
Senator Hansbrough, of North Dakota,
was galley boy in the composing-room
of the San Francisco Chronicle in 1870,
Chaplain Reaney, of the Olympia, was
born on the English steamer Ironsides,
Of which his father was commander.
Attorney General Griggs is crack
rifle shot and may be member of the
New Jersey team that is to test its skill
against the District of Columbia sharp
shooters.
Sir Alfred Miner is one of the most
charitable-minded of men and hates
scandal mongers. Cape Town gossips
declare that he would make excuses
for horse stealer."
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-10-06
AWAIT THE THIRTEENTH.

The Visitors to the Twin Cities will be Cared
for by the Reception Committee.
All expectant visitors to Minneapolis
or St. Paul during the Presidents visit
there, and the welcoming home of the
18th regiment, should write at once to
Information Bureau Twin City Accom-
notation Committee, Board of Trade
Room, Lumber Exchange Bldg, Min
neapolis, who will mail at once circu-
lar explaining in detail how and where
you can be cared for during your stay.
1t will be an immense task for the re-
ception committee to locate everyone
before their arrival in the cities, and
they are endeavoring to get people To-
Gated at once to avoid rush at the
last moment, and to avoid extortion on
the part of householders. To facilitate
the committee in its work, write them
at once; first applicants will receive
best location in the cities.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-10-06

If every man who is in the habit of
taking drink now and then would
join nontreating club and keep the
rules the consumption of intoxicants
would fall off one-half or more, says the
Omaha World-Herald. This would re-
suit to the financial advantage of the
club members, be distinct service to
many families and would give clearer
heads to business. The treating habit
has been woefully abused in this coun-
try, and it is time that sensible men
put stopto the foolish practice.