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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
lsIlsrs MOI Produced.

u. u. Bassett, counsel for Mrs Fav
asked that the letter be produced Uar
~ c. Curtis. counsel for Mr.. Fev sal.
he had tried TO get these letters bn'
failed 10 do so. that none Were found
In Mr. Fay's home and Mr.. Chace had
refused 10 give up those he had
Mr.. Fay was recalled and said ne had
seen two letters that were signed nv
Archie Chace, a bookkeeper for n man
named Olson. Before he CFay) had n
chance 20 read them his wife snotcbes
them away and burnt them. she said
the letters rOncerned some boots foy
fhc house. Mr.. Fay believed his wife.
statement about the letters al tho time
Mrs. Catherine Edmonds testified that
she resided IN the same house with tho
Fays on Stanford street and fo,. six
months every other dav Mrs Fav got
a letter from Chace. These letters hsd
been read 90 her by Mrs. Fay and burnt
In Witness stove. She had also lrent
the letters while Mr.. Fay was az din
ner
A witness named Blskely said no had
seen Mrs. Fav go tutO Itho Nationai
Hotel with different men. and had seen
her In tho house ~ ill-fame kept nv
abby whitney on Pine street Frr1king
ciearettes and joking with men This
witness said he worked at almost anv-
thing he could get a. d. and thai HE
family were connected with the Favs
BY narriagc.
Mrs. Fay was not present az the tat.
tnR ~ the above testimony. she vas
~ court Until Few n,uncrfs before her
caee ~et IN order buf won't awav nrr-
~rn1alllv ~ 500 her c1uusel biif ehe had
rof returned ehcn the court adjourned
~ I =. m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
A MAYNARD GIRL.
Christine Cloves Taken in Hand by
Agent ThuTber.
Claims 10 Have Been Detained In a House
on South Main Street.

Christine Cloves, OF 143 Lockwood
street, is i'm sore trouble it is feared.
She is IL years old and motherless. On
February Sd she made a complaint TO
Agent Thurber, of the anti-cruelty
society, that her father had terribly
punished her; but upon investigation
IL was found that he had used only
proper force in attempting to correct
her. Tuesday morning she disappeared
and yesterday afternoon she was found
sitting upon her fathers doovtep.
The police took her i'm custody and
delivered her into the charge of Agent
Thurber. She said she had been enticed
into house on South Main street, be-
ing told that il was "A boarding school
for young girls. and there she had been
forcibly detained until yesterday after
noon. when the people saw in the news
papers an stem 10 the effect that she
was missing and told her 10 go home
She averred that there were other
young girls i'm the house and that af-
ternoons they were taught TO sing and
dance and in the evening men came i'm
and the peopt of the house gave them
dances at which all danced.
Agent Thurber was Suspicious NJ tho
girls story and of the house. but
Christine readily pilosed him straiyht
To the house in question and the in
mates. through an interpreter. tried to
convince Mr.. Thurber tnat ne was i'm
a girls boarding house. The locatioc,
as we'll as the layout of the house vvae
at utter variance with such a theory
and Mr.. Thurber has reported his find.
ings To the police and instructed them
60 watch the place as well as TO Keen i
vigil on the class Of young girls who
frequent IL.
Christine was today examined by
physician and sent Uo the temporary
home on Camp street. The child was as
A result declared TO be i'm delicate con-
lition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
| puld Air Sio K.

MT: p. \. Curbett. treasurer Of the
hhode island Liquid Air Company.
using the fode-O Dohcrty system. am
npunces That the first block Of stock i'm
TINS company. par value $40. fun paid.
=. \. ~ "a .e.s'b ole. is offered Tor a short
time az - share. ubqrriptions will
- Ie,eN.I oE Mr C1rbett i'm person.
aI ,lls oln,'. No. " Weybcssst street.
,,s ~ hiHli az the sAme address. The
hqud air u claimed TO b. am .,ssurc5
success. and will take the ple % 80 hotb
ice ana etcam. ana. IN fact tb. nrs.t.
bilitifs of the remarkable discoverv are
almost without limit NV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
OIL. ExPLODES
IN COAL Mine.
The Superintendent Instantly
KiIIed--.Two Men Thrown
to Bottom Of Shaft
and Drowned.

New York, July 7.-Three men were
killed i'm an explosion in the Hurd
mines at Port Dram. near Dover, N. j.,
today. The men were reconstructing an
old shaft when a tank of oil exploded.
The dead are:
Edward Mills superintendent: +.
Scherferner and William Murphy all OF
Port Dram.
Mills was instantly killed Scherfer-
ner and Murphy were thrown TO the
bottom of the shaft in the water and
We're drowned Mills and Scherfernar
were married and leave families. Muir
ply was a widower.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
GAYLORD A SUICIDE.
Took ChIoTaI and Morphine Because
Young Woman Married.
When She Heard Of His Act the Bride Also
Tried 10 Kill Herself

Springfield. Mass. July 7.--Despond-
ent because Alice C0wles, the girl he
had loved FOR years, married Peter Ger
maine. Dr. n. A. Gaylord. a prominent
dentist OF Westneld. committed suicide
yesterday ny taking chlOral and NOR
phine. lie was found on the floor in
his Office Restoratives were admins
tered. and he lived TO be taken to the
Noble Hospital. where he died.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
Kicked bra porss.

Frank McGuerty Of S15 Richmond
street. was thrown from his wagon and
severely Kicked by his horse this noon.
The blow was received ON the left leg
below the knee. the flesh bing badly
confused ana the muscles torn out His
condition was discovered by "A citizsn
who took him Go the Emergency hos.
pital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
Mrs Mllard Go Deere.

Eva NJ. Millard was granted az.
Norce from her husband Thomas ~
Mhlard today "n Tho ground of non
support. Mr. Millard who h. = rans,
hanger old not contest tho case. y r.
owen was counsel Tor the petitioner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
Both Filed Petitions.

The second divorce case heard hv
judge Rogers today was that of .Anno
M. Fay against John A. Fay and 90
MT. ray against his wife Mrs Fay
began the divorce proceedings bv ash.
ing for separate maintenance on Tho
ground OF non support. soon after NJ
ray nied petition for an absolute di-
Vorce on the ground of his wife's al
leged adultery and asked for the GUS
tody OF his two children.
Mr.. Fay's case being the most i'm.
portant was heard first. He testified no
heard OF his wife going To n house ~
III fame and then separated from nor
This Information as TO his wife witnes.
said. came from an officer He Witness
never had seen his wife at n house ~ am
fame. On cross-examination witness
said his wife went away on March 90
last and when she returned he told nor
she could not come back The leaving
on the 18th Sf March was with his cone
sent. and when his wife came hack sho
found the house locked with his n,otbar
therein. Mrs. Fay came to the laundry
where Mr.. Fay was employed as engi-
neer. She had spent his money ana leet
unpaid bills. Mr.. Fay admitted ne bad
all the furniture and the pfesents shs
got when they were married ten yenN
ago.
The proprietor OF the laundry saia
Fay was an honest and industrio,,,
man. A woman testified she saw Ia,
ters man named Chace had wri,to,
70 Mrs. Fay and letters she had written
Chace. ''''eH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
Foot Crushed.

william Franklin OF 217 Ocean street.
and who is employed as an errand boy
hv Mrs. :. B. Horton. the milliner OF
S0l Westminster street. had his foot
quite severely crushed In the elevator
of that building this afternoon. He was
conveyed TO his home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07

Owing to the development of tho Na.
tai coal helds. the shipment OF Welsh
coal has declined seriously.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
BANK STATEMENTS.
BANK STATEMENTS.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK,
20 Westminster Street.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS

The ampis facilities and best services OF this
Bank are rendered TO individuals. Corporations
and BEnka
Special arrangements made for interest on cur.
rent accounts or OH Certificates OF Deposit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
These Were The Charges She Made Against
Husband In Her Petition.
THEYWEUE NOT SUSTAINED, HOWEVER
Husband Made Gsnsral 0enaIoi All Allegations
and Merchants Tssilfie1 ThatkTs Arnold Had
Unllm ted C,edt on Husbands Account

THE evidence fails 10 satisfy the
court that there was any failure TO
support or any extreme cruelty and
the petition is therefore denied" was
Judge Rogers decision i'm the divorce
case OF Harriet Il. Arnold against Josh
ma c. Arnold of East Greenwich. This
case created a good deal OF talk in the
village OF East Greenwich of which
both parties are lifelong residents The
trial was begun yesterday and finished
this forenoon.
Mrs. Arnold asked simply for a d-
yorce from bed and board and separate
maintenance. alleging that her hus-
band had been guilty OF extreme cruel
~ and non-support She testified that
while she had enough TO eat her hus-
band refused TO give her small sums OF
money for car fares or laundry and
swore at her constantly. The harsh
language he used caused nervous trou-
bes that the physician attending her
thought might have serious results. ON
this account Mrs. Arnold ella med sh.
left her husband
Mr.. Arnold denied all the charges
made by his wife. On cross-examina-
tion witness said he could not rememA
Der time he had three horses One OF
he entered IL i'm three races. He admit
ted he had 10 pay an entrance fee AT
the races and that sometimes il cost
him money TO go hunting and fishing
witness denied he had government
bonds. or that he had any such securi-
ties within the last 13 or IL years He
had charge of his own financial affairs
but admitted -eisatef-.tasfs -fffs-trruS-
urer in the livery stable business. Dur
ing the past few years MIR. Arnold ad-
mitted he had kept hunting dogs.
In redirect Mr. Arnold said he was
not physically strong man and had
dealt In horses all his life
Lew N. Fits. a big dry goods deal
er or East Greenwich, said Mrs. Arnold
mad credit 10 an unlimited extent at his
store on her husbands account.
Elmer Il. Earnshaw. a druggist of the
same place. testified to the same effect
as fhe previous witness. A local milu-
ner testified that Mrs. Arnold had on
her husbands account unlimited cred
IL.
Mrs. Emma Vaughn, sister of Mr..
Arnold. testified she lived near Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold and was a frequent visit
or ana never saw any acts OF cruelty
on Mr. Arnold's part or anything that
ipdicated harsh treatment on the hus-
bands part.
Samuel w. X. Allen was counsel for
Mr.. Arnold A''
Mrs Rays petition was denied and
Mr.. rays petition granted Mr.. Fav
was Also awarded the CUSTODY NJ bis |
cniidren. Mrs. Fay was present AT the |
court this Afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07

no IET-TWO LOWER TENE-
mcnts " rooms each and attics. best
NJ neiehborhood ard ia iinc order. si2
and So Apply Room 81. Wilcox Buiid-
ing afternoons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
County OF Providence, SIS:
l. Royal O. Taft Pres ident OF the above. n am .d
hank. 40 soIemnly swear that the above statemen MT
10 true to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
ROYAL c. TAFT, President
Subscribed ana sworn 10 before me this sd day
OF July, 1889 GILMAN T.. JOFP,
Correct-Attest; Notary Public.
y. +. RICHMOND.
sAML X. DoRRANCE. Directors
GkO. NJ. SMITH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07

:. Concerning the report that the New
YORK Central system and the Pennsyl-
wanna railway system were to be merg-
20 ;. X. Galloway. president OF the
New York Central company. said today
the hrst he had heard Of the report was
tnrough a newspaper article He had
apsoiutely nothing TO say I'm regard TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07

Money on call easier at 5a5k per
cent Prime mercantile paper S0SIt per
cent. Sterling exchange easy at SiS70
4S7h for demand and at SS5M4.S5H
for sixty Gays. Posted rates Si.S774. SIS.
Commercial bills 1886. Silver certlfi-
Gates 60delc. Bar silver 60Ssc. Next
can dollars 47%c Government bonds
steady.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
REPORT

nF the condition OF the MERCHANTS MA
~ T1oNAL BANK, At Providence. in the state
OF Rhode Island. at The close OF business. June
20, 1897:
RESOURCES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07
Wall Street Notes.

New York exchanges $3.50. $50, O6O: bal.
ances H0,5l7222. The sub-treasury de-
bit balance $6l7,6l5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-07

x Ex-dividend.
New stock.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Bardzo kontenclI. sAvszz s.:
sa ludzle z tego CO u mas Aupiff,
#bo to v ar dobrY j 9 enY
przYs epne.
aar Wszelkiie ciep1e hzewiikii : slspersy
teraz 20 procent tanig.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
q Poznahskiego.

BARANOWO:- Ma zw,r5w-
&c pomiedzy Keprem a Ba1anowem
obyVatel p. Julian He}ka z Bara~
nova, 1adqc z Kepna 2 targu, "a
bfai no woz znaJomego Ignacego
P1le,rzowsklego, liczacego 70 lat
iYciee, . pochodsacego z tego sa-
mego m%lasteczka. " drodze konie
sig spfoszy}y, uderzy1y W box i
z%aWadziwszy o drzewo w6z nachY-
lily tax, re Plerzowskl ca}ym mn
pelem uderzy& gi.wa 0 drzewo,
utracil fdwnowage j wypad}szy 2
wosu, dostai sic pod koto tax
na:eszcze6llWie re czaszka mu pekla
8s . o % pa miejscu ducha wyzicnaf.
"a hYl y mas powszecAnY. DO s. p.
PFileeIsowski byf gorliwym eynleml
O)czRzny, "a kt6ra walczyf W r!
1853.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
z GALIGjY VI.

GZORTK0W. W Bla4e]
pod GzortkoWem !nmari s. y. ks.
.Apdrzej W.} ,hski, mieiscowy Ct.
K. proboszcz, " dnlu 81 G1udnla
W skutek statku sercowego, a tut
pred sm'ercla ozytali ludzie jego
.uekrolcg W ,,Hulyczaninie"
Rzecz sic iak mia'a: W sobote
"a Grudnia zasiabi ks. Woianski
nagle popc4udniu, a zanim przYb7i
lekarz >Czortkows, choremu .iez
slew krotkim czas'e polepszYfo,
tax. re juz PREY lekarzu sicdzla{ "
towarzYstwie rodzinY, pilac he,ba-'
te zabawiajac sic gra W kartY.
;Po odjezdzie lekarza wzi9} niebosz-
czyk gazette do reki, glzie wyczy-
ta{ wiaoomosc o wiasne1 smlerci
i ~ooszerny nekrolog. Gaze:q "a
bYlo ,,Di}o" Raskle. w kr6tklem
czasle po tenn zdarzenlu Il. lego
samego wieczora uDarf ks.
Wosanski, dostawszy powtdrny
atak sercowy. DIS ME da sic
s%prawdzi6, czy istotnie odczytapa
xiadomosc 0 w1asnej smiercl zgon
jego spowolowala; }atwo to
przypuszczsG, tea 6ardz;ej re S. p.
ke. Wotanski liczY} okcio 70.
K Nowoczesnl
niwelatorzy, widz4e tYlko chwllo-
we zyski lnb dogodzenia f%antazyi,
bez skrupulu krusza sabytkl dawne]
~przeszlo6c:. TAX sig stalos "
ostatnich dnlach " Krakowle..
s~tarozYtna Drama. Floryahsk 9
mia}a bye rozebraoq, albowiemn
"a wqskq ms bye : powodu zaprcc-'
wadzenia kolel elektrYcznej. Obya
watsle krakoWscy jsdnakzeszap1o-
testowall j Ruda mielska pprzewazna
wiekszo6cls glos6w uchwaliflat
protest przeciwko zburzeniu tejze
bra ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
~ ,
SZL.ASK.

" OKOLICY BYTOMIA
:maj& ober1y6ci d2iwny :strach
pred trudnosclami re strany poll
cyl. Me chca wYdrzsfzawiac sal
polskim Towarzystwom. TowarzY-
stwo katol1exie z Karb;a chciat0 W
Bobrku odegra6 tear amatorski, z
ktorego dochod by} of:arowany ma
budowe koscloia. Policya poz.
VOLTA ma odegran;e teatru, lecz
krdtko potem yjaWii sic urzedn1k
policYi u O berzystY. :Naraz oberzy.-
sta sail odm6wi}, 9t1omsezac sic
tenn. re ME chce miec trudno6ci z
Epolicya. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

|Rogaliiiskim-ale bY}o zadlu,izonlle; !.
konknars teraz ,~znlesiono wszYscY
beda zaspokojenl tax
|donosi pismo Der Gesellige.
MOGILkO. Hotellsta r.. Der:
|dau Z narazeniem wiasnego zycia
uratowal .c6rke 9 letnia oberzYstY
|Lemkego. ktdra zarva1a sic na
ieziorse 6wierkdwieckiem.
JANoWIEC. Jak .bo::kotujjaa
hakatyfci spoleozenstwof nletYlke
polskie. ale j przemYs}oWcdw nie=
mieokich, many noxy dow6d v
tenn, re zatozy1i teraz ~plekgrnia
sp6lkowa. Chleb sprzedawat maia
miejecowym kaufhausle ma
bye wYwozonym dalej, by bojkoto-
wac szersza okolice.
OSIECZNO. - Wydarzy}o sig
tn nleszczescie. Robotnik Jak6b
Gromowski. bedac zatrudnionY PREY
kopaniu studnl u stolarza RYbln-
skiego, wszed} juz ma 6 metr6w
giebokosc', kiedy zaraz oberwafa
sic bryfa zleml j ~.przYwali}a nie.e
szczesIlwego. Pomlmo szybklej
pomocy zdoiano go dop,ero po
trzech god1inach wydobY6 jake.
trupa. Lekarz zawezwanY m6g}
tylko smier6 stwierdzlc. Nlehozczyk
pozostawi} zone i plecioro drob~
nych dziatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
z Prus Polskich.

<. W1KARYUsz Deja y
Toruniu, utworzYwszY osobnyl
.,Verein katollk6w n~iemieckiohE,
stara sic podobno Q odebranie ka~~
tollkom Polakom jednego koscloka.
by MIN odbYwad nabozenstwa
csYsto niemieck1e. Je6ll mu BIC
to uda, to zo~bacsymy, jakleml
puatkaml 566w'iecid bsdzie 6v koAoi6't,
gdys.w MIN ME bedzie ludu poll
skiego: GhYba s~otnierzom nakaza
czesoiej ko6ci6t ten odwiedzad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
og}o j
. SAUK RAPIDS.
(M1NN

%rE&I I E-E3S !rHe 20 y 49, -EEE+$S1 E.NSf.H .E
I Pan. J6jzef soob5ii'eszezl5y5lkt : daw-
MESSY tob5ywatels pdfs'ktiieejj osadY
gdzie #piasteaWaf urzaaa.kor4
misarza powiatoWeg;o, przeprowas
#ldkll sledo. Sank Rapids zatt zYi III
tplerwsszio,rzaeidllnty hotel salon.
/ Podr6am doznaja tn ml@ego
.przyllecla wszelkich wyg6d,
s4czeg6lnie goseie polscY. wobec
rWoJslkkieggo otoczenie, mogss SIC
czues ]ak " domu. Usiugga bardzo
;;uprze]lms,4 ad1o jaknaJlepsze oraz
.WFboer.nre trunk
.RodacY, poplerajcie : xojegto,1 4
tstepujc,e, " Sank Rapids, ma
Elpokrzepllenie Tub i 9 n9olegS#=do
Ehotelu wlarusa Jdzefa sobleszesi In.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
CHEkMlN5KA DYECEZYA

CHEkMlN SKA DYECEZYA.
Budowa nowego ko6oio{a parafal-
snlego " Dabr6wce pod Kamieniem
d ma zewnatrz ukohczona. Jak
wiadomo, do tel paraf' przyi4czo-
hhe lest m;ejece urodzenia Blskupa
HElekta, Obrowo. A zapewne ten
kpsci6l: bedzie ualeza} do pierw-
|sszYcht, ktdre nowY Arcypasterz
pokonsekruje.
sssss - Il. Z
z GRFaU]lp9zz1lA 81 z
nakas 4 =; poal,!oa{Yi y o9dvies zio''.:'. rob 81
EKa Templ1na 70 wsi SRiecia do
domu ub}akanYoh. q. dosta} ob1a-
kama wskutek ustawiczaego czyta-
MIA biblii i ,nnYch luterskich p,sm
tre6ci rel'gijnej. W napadach
obiakania stawal sig chwilami Ola
sWego otoczenia niebezplecznym.
zsCHoJNIC pisza, ze kolei
przejeohata 7o-letnlego staruszka
Giierczewskiego ze Sllna. Smier6
na-tap,}a natychmiast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
CHEhMNo. Podobnie, jal

CHEhMNO. Podobnie. jak
pred kilku dniami W Swieckiem
tn. wydarsY1 sie wypadek upro-
wadlenla. Do zonY murarza B.
przyhyia lakas nlewiasta i proslfa
. lnlooclegg, oswiadczaiao, il nazYwa
sle Jaagodsihska. Nazajutrz prosifa .
abYsia o%dprowadzif 6-letni synek
gospodyni domu. a gdy ia ma to
zezWoilla. oboje przepadli, niby
kamleh we wodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
.lPolska pod M \ L i

az 3@s sT s5 s#HFssfiz /.
" ziYToMIERzU nastspi4a
rjsdn.j : tauntejssfch drogeryl.
straszna eksplozya benzyny. Zgine-
e oateelrech=p omocmk5w han llo
wych pieeiu luds, stray ogniio--
wei. Budynlek zn'szczonY c,a}kowl-
Gle.
\. UPRZEJ Nose NIEMIECRA,
Warsz." pisze: Ks,egarze
tutejsi, a przYnajmniej firmy
ctelniejsze, od pewnego cz.su .
dos.awcam ME miecklmi " xlelu
srazach korespon lu1a pc polsku.
0becnle firmly niemieckle nadesls-:
y sworn staiym kllentom pow:n- :.
:szowanla nowor, czne W 1ezyxiu.
polsklm. Widoeznle Ni6mcy
unaieja. zdoby6 sic ma grzecznoke,
1.-l = = ~ r. 2 A-i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

l lot, 1 so kobiece, satin, juliet po
95 G..
1 lot, kobiece $3.50 i $500 trzewiki pc
$3.50
/ lot, kcbiece So! 81: s 81 Col 81 trzewiki, 20
81. Is.
/ lot, kob.ece, $3.50 i=$s.75, pc
$l.95.
lot, kobiece 81 90 j 50 So. spiczaste
t,zewiki, 20
ST. .45.
i lot koobiecc, Common Sense, spic7aste.
male MARY, dawniej pc $1.W $500
4teraz pc
$l.20.
= s.ipers 1o : : e%m " te Graz pc
81 .35.
il lot trzewik6w meskich. SIS co 6 90 pc
$3.50.
L lot trzswiki meskie $780, $500, z
mocncmi podeszwami
$685..
1 lot, trzewikiiz meskie, $3.50 i S. 90,
spiczaste przodki, 20
los.
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How to prevent pneumonia

You are perhaps aware that pneu-
nionia always results from cold or
from An attack OF la grippe. During
tho epidemic of la grippe IA few years
ago when so many cases resulted in
pneumonia. it was observed that the
TIL attnck was never followed by that
disease when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy was used. 1t counteracts any
tendency OF a cold or la grippe to
result in that dangerous disease. It
Is the best remedy in the world for
bad colds and la grippe; Every bot
tie warranted. For sale by NJ. DeTar.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to H E. Buck.
len & Co, Chicago, and get free
sample box OF Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills. A trial will convince YOU Of
their merits. These pills are easy in
action aud are particularly effective in
the cure of constipation aud SICK head
ache, For malaria and liver troubles
they have been proved invaluable.
They are guaranteed To he perfectly
free from every deleterio,,s substance
and to be purely vegetable. They do
not weaken by their action. but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels
greatly invigOratr the system Regu-
lar size 25c- la.r,boX. Sold ty Porter
& Co, druggists.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-01-06

Compressed air is about to be in
PRODUCED in New York as motive
power ON street railways. The sys-
tenn is made simpler than any thing
now in use and very much less cxpens-
i've. Roughly speaking. the air is
compressed and then drawn into large
bottles which are placed on the cars
and connected by tubes with the
machinary of the ear as desired. The
system promises to reduce the cost of
operation so greatly that even Kinsiey
may vet have line.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-01-06
The BEST PLASTER.

A pelce of flannel damrened with
Chamberlalns Pain balm aid bound 10
the parts affected is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with pain
in the chest or side, or II lame back.
give it taial. You are certain to he
pleased with the prompt relief Which
it affords, Pain Balm is also a cert ain
cure for rheumatism. For sale by NJ,
DsTar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-01-06

An aching back, a disordered diges-
ton. changes in urine, headaches,
nervous weakness, all point to Brights
Disease. Take steps to cure the trou-
bic before the disease develOpes it's
dangerous stage. Prickley Ass Bit
tiers is a certain remedy. 1t heals and
strengthens the kidneys, regulates the
liver, stimulates the stomach and
digestion. clean,es the bowels. Sold
by M Osher i Co.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

The schools reopened Monday after
two weeks vacation.
Miss Winnie Blanchard and Miss
G lhert spent last week in Topeka at
tending the Teachers State Associa-
ton.
The children of the South Side
primary department. are interested in
the story of the Life of Abraham
Lincoll. Nhen the story has all been
read to them will reproduce it orally
or in writing,
Albert Aderhold saws he can sing
up and down the scale just splenced.
The county normal will begin Jrre
5th.. this summer and continue six
weeks. Several competent instructe RS
will be employed and several
bra nches of studies which have never
before been taken up in this normal
will be taught.
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The commissi oners met in regular
session this week and allowed tt e
usual bills, etc. The matter of re-
funding portion of the county bonds,
which has been talked some of late
was laid over until some future date.
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The family of Will Smith extend
their sincerest thanks to the many
friends who So kindly gave their sym
pathy and assistance during their late
bereavement. They wish to especially
Woodmen for the part the took in the
services.