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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 5go Czerwca.

Ia tytu1 wlasnosci wysp
FiIipi1skich, kt6rych Hiszpa.
ME zadna miara utrzymac juz
ME mogli, po wejsciu wojsk
ameryEa6skich do Manili "a
jsciu ealego obszaru wysp
przez powsta1c6w, zapiacily
Stany Zjednoczone rzsdowi W
Madrycie pokazns sumo 20
milion6w dolar6w. Ten tytu}
wIasnosci upowaznia Amery-
kan6w do objecia dziedzictwa
po Hiszpanach, prowadzenia
zawzietej walki Aguinal-
dem, kt6ry ME mysli pozwolic
sobie dyktowaG praw przez
nowych przybysz6w, kt6rego
poskromienie kosztowa6 bedzie
nasz skarb zwiazkowy setki
milion6w dolar6w, ME wspo.
minajac jua o ofarach z ludzi,
z kt6remi przesta} sic dawno
liczyt nasz Rad we Washing
tonic.
Korzystajac ze zwycieztw
AmerykaD6w i z pogromu
Hiszpanii, kt6ra skutkiem
utraty Kuby, Porto Rico /
wysp Filipi6skich, musiala sic
wyrzec swej polityki kolonial,
nej, uprawianei przez ostatnie
cztery stulecia, odegra}y Mem,
cy W obec Hiszpanii role zyda,
wyswiadczajacego bankrutowi
'}asks". Ulzy}y Hiszpanii cie.
zaru i wydziedziczy}Y ia
wysp Karoli1skich, Ziodziej-
skich Palaos, zasilajac pusty
skarb bankruta msrna suma
pieciu milion6w dolarow, to
znaczy czwarta czescia tego, co
zwyciszkie Stany Zjednoezone
zap}aci}y pobitej Hlszpanii "a
odstapienie Filipin. W dodat
ku ME ryzykuja Niemcy "zy
cis AMI jednego Pomra'', aaeby
wejs6 W posiadanie nowo ma
bytych wysp, gdyz ich pol dzi-
kim mieszka6com ME stanowi
naimnieiszej r6znicy, kto mimi
rzadzi. Rownie obojetnie zno'
sic beda jarzmo niemieckie,
jak znosili hiszpa6skie, lub
jak byli gotowi znosic "wol-
nose" ameryka6sks, gdyby
Niemcy ME .byli wystrychneli
"Wuja Sama"- dudka.
Jezeli Rad washingto6ski
chcia} ma seryo zainaugurowac
polityks kolonialna rozsze-
rzyc panowanie Ameryki Pol
nocnej ma Oceanic Spokoinym,
ME powinien byl dopuscic do
zawladniecia Karolinami, La
dronami i wyspami PaIaos
przez NiemcY. WyspY te sta.
; nowia ogniwa 3a6cuchs, kt6-
rego poczatkiem So wyspy
Hawajskie, a ko6cem Filipiny.
Rad washingto6ski pozwoln
sig przebieglym dyplomatom
niemieckim WyproWadzic W
pole. Me wiedzia} nawet o
TEN, ze traktat niemiecko hi
szpa6ski W sprawie odst8pie.
MIA wysp zostal zaWarty jesz-
cSe pred kilku miesiacami, re
Sagasta, ,prezesem ministeryum,
kt6re juz dawno ustapi3o.
Czlonkowie trybuna}u ka-
sacyjnego W ParyAu Ego
dill sig iednog}osuie ma
obalenie wyroku przeciw
Dreyfusowi na pono.
wne podiecie iego sprawy
przez inny sad wojenny. Wy
rok ten r6wna sic uniewinnie-
aiu skaza6ca z Czarciej wyspy
! pOtspieniu intrygant6W, kt6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-05

nix "Stax" z Martynlkl 90
Czarciej wyspy i przewiesG
Dreyfusa do Francyi. Otrzyma
spade i range kapitana, kt6rs
utracis skutkiem potepiajsce-
go 60 wyroku. Otrzyma ma
okrecie ofcersks kajute
bedzie mu wolno przechadzac
sic po pok1adzie okretu. PAM
Dreyfus pozwolono donieSt
mezoWi o wyroku trybuna}u
kasacyjnego i za}aczyc mu
pozdrowienia cd ca}ej, uszcze-
sliwionej rodziny.
Major Marchand mia3 "a.
miar wyjechac Paryaa, lecz
postanowii pozostac W stolicy
skutkiem wczoraiszych zabu'
rze6.
BERLIN, 5go Czerwca. :
Tutejsza "Kreuzzeitung" dzi.
wi sig, ze odnosny komitet
konferencyi zgodzi{ sic ma
wniosek angielski, projektu-
iscy ustanowienie sta}ego sadu
rozjemczego, na kt6ry Niemcy
ME zgodzq sic pod 2adnym
warunkiem.
Rad niemiecki ME dopusci
do tego, azeby ktos mial sic
mieszac do jego spraw view:
netrznych. "Kreuzzeitung"
przypomina Rosyi istnienie
memoryal6w W sprawie pol
skiej i fnlandzkiej i zwraca
uwage Anglii ma kwestye ir'
landzkg. Jezeli staly sad roz.
jemczy dojdzie do skutku,
odzyskaja s!abi sile i istnieja,
cy obecnie porzadek rzeczy
zostanie przewr6cony do CORY
nogami.
BERLIN, 5go Czerwca. =
Niewiadomo, czy z w}asnego
natchnienia lub skutkiem
wskaz6wek otrzymanych ze
strony rzadu, staraj9 sig ME-
kt6re poczytne gazety pred
stawiG nowo nabyte wyspy W
swietle ME bardzo korzystnem.
"Freisinnige zeitung" radzi
rozpisac konkurs W celu wy.
kazania, kt6ra trzech grup
nabytych wysp przedstawia
wartoSc najmnieisza, lime ga
zety winsznja Hiszpanii, 2e
zrobi}a dobry interes, otrzy.
mawszy uie z}9 zap}ate re
strony Niemiec, zs wyspy,
kt6rc Stany ZjednoczoDe, gdy.
by by}y chcia}y, mog}y otrzy-
mac darmo, Zachodzi jeszcze
pytanie, czy parliament ME
miecki zatWierdzi transakcye
rzadu W Berlinie z rzadem
madryckim, kt6ry iua cd daw-
ma ME istnieje.
BERLIN, 5go Czerwca. -
Poniewaz senat W Bremen ME
zgodzi} sic ma asdanie w}adz
rosyiskich ME ukara} urze
dnlk6w, ktorzy aresztowali
popa Eliasaa So}tykowa, po.
sadzonego kradziez torby
podr6znej, zosta} konsul rosyj.
ski Westman odwo1any ze
stanowlska przedstawiciela Ro.
syi W Bremen. Westman
sprawowac odtad bedzie tylko
obowiazki konsula rosyjskiego
W Hamburgu.
W1EDE6, 5go Czerwca. =
Zarzsdy parafalne katolickich
kosciol6w w Bernie wezwaly
te osoby, kt6re ze wzgled6w
politycznych przesz}y ma pro-
testantyzm, azeby wr6cily ma
lono Koscioia katolickiego,
gdyz W razie przeciwnym ma
zwiska ich beda wymienione z
ambon ku og6lnei wiadomoSci
katolikow.
MANILA, 5go Czerwca.
Stanowiska zajete przez nasze
Wojska, zdaja sic dowodziG, Ae
rozchodzi sic o spedzenie zna-
cznych si} Filipi6czyk6w z
p0}Wyspu Morano. roZciaoaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-05

dyWlzye parady pomaszero" wary
przez State str, Congress str. i
Michigan ave. ku Auditorium,
gdzie odbyia sic rewia. Potem
udano sic koleja zelazna n
zabawe do parku. w parku
przemawiafo kilka os6b i ochoczo
sic bawiono.
POdr6i na okOfo swiata.
Komendant tutejszej stacyl
rekrutacyjnej floty, Wells, zajai
sic zebraniem zalogi do KRAKOW
nika Hartford, wlasnie przebu-
dowanego, ktory wkr6tce re San
Francisco wybierze sic W podroz
ma oko}o swiata. Dotychczas
zglosilo sic Is rekrut6w i siedmiu
muzyk6w do kapeli. Ci jutro
wyrusza W droge do San Franci-
SEQ koleia Burlington pod do
w6dztwem naczelnego sternika
P. H. Smitha., Kom. Wells udaje
sic zas do Cincinnati, azeby tam
powolac dalszych Is rekrut6w.
Smierc prObOszcza.
We wieku lat 70 umarl one
gdaj wieczorem okolo godziny 5
ks. Thomas Burke, kt6ry cd lat
So byf proboszem parafi st.
Columbill's, W okolicy ulic Pau
lima i Grand ave. Zmarly przybyf
do Ameryki Irlandyi W 7. 1914
iego staraniom zawdziecza
parafa bardzo zuaczuy rozwol.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic jutro ma
cmentarz Calvary.
Rollinger na now0 bedzie proce'
s0Wany,
Onegdaj sedziowie pr1y'iegli,
W obec kt6rych toczyl sic process
RoIlingera, oskarzonego o zono-
b6jstwo, ,oswiadczyli sedziemu Ga
ry, il absolutnie ME 50 W stanie
zgodzic sic ma wsrdykt wspolny
i sedzia byi zmuszony ich uwol-
mic. Jak sic okazalo, sedziowie
przysiegli naradzali sic nadarem-
ME przez Gala noe z Piatka ma
Sobote; w koGcu szesciu chciato
koniecznie uznac Rollingera win
nym, a szesciu niewinnym, Ia
den z Mich ME chciai zmienic
swego przekonania. Proces nowy
Rollingera rozpocznie sic moze
juz dzisiai.
Wypadek ma kolei ulicznej.
Kiedy onegdaj rano oko(o 60
dziuy pot do 8, wagon kolei ele-
ktrycznej lirtii Elston ave., iadac
miasta, skrecal ma Milwaukee
ave-, zlamala sic korba motorma-
ma, wagon stanai. Me MONA
90 bylo poruszyc pomimo usifo-
wan kilku ludzi. Nadjechai z
tylu wagon kolei Grand ave.,
kt6rego znowu motorman ME
zdolai zatrzymac, i wpadf ma
wagon stoiacy, gruchoczac go W
znacznej czesci. Ma szczescie
w obu wagonach ME bylo wielu
podr6anych; ci, ktorzy tam sic
znajdowali, zostali lekko polka
leczeni. Cieiei pokaleczone
zostafy: 2lletnia Anna CHR
ka6ska, zam. pm. SOL Blackwell
str. 52letnia Kat. Sialto, zam.
pm. Z Blanche str. Odwieziono ie
do szpitala powiatowego. Pier
VISA z mich mocno jest skaleczo-
ma W prawe biodro, a druga
pokaleczyla sic potluczonem
szklem szyb wagonu.
Wypadek czy samOb0jstNOs
Meyer r. Mandelbaum, ,,chief
deputy coroner, ",onegdai wieczo-
rem godzinie 8 zastrzelif sic W
swej sypialni W domu pm. 322
Jackson boulevard rewolwerem.
Niewiadomo. CIV byfo to samo-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
WAS A MISTAKE A D
A Father Says That the Remains Declared
to BE His Dead Son Are Those Of
u Dead Filipino.

San Francisco, July 24.--The Chron-
icle says: A casket supposed to con
tain the remains of Private Francis
Deckelman, company L, First Califor-
mia volunteers, was lowered in May
last into u grave in the Deckelman
family lot at Odd Fellows cemetery.
On the tlth of the present month on
the suspicion that u mistake had been
made, the casket was disinterred at
the request Of the boys father and the
suspicion verified, Decomposition had
set in to such an extent that identiica-
ton was impossible but IT was plain
to the bereaved father that a dead Fill
Pine had been given the resting place
intended for his son. 5. Reinard, Of
this city, who disinterred the remains
at Manila, states however, that they
are the remains Of young Deckelman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27

si,. novo nus ueel cUunsef IN many rarn0uA
trials He was counsel for Tweed In the ring
frauds; for Judge Hilton in the Stewart will
contest; for the executors In the Havemeyer
will contest, and for the city OF New York in the
aqueduct litigation. He is counsel for several
banks and railroads and has been chief counsel
for the Metropolitan line in New York. He Is
also attorney for several large private corpora
tt,nu aWEa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27

The total amount of taxes TO be
raised in Kansas this year for state
purposes aggregates 81, 799, 708. 80,
against 81, 1856, 100 last year.
After three months of hot, dry
weather, amounting to almost a
drought, a heavy rain fell in northwest
Missouri Monday, which practically
insures as good a crop in northwest
Missouri as in previous years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION.

Statement tn hnadc adMonof Dhnsmc County, State of Kansas mdohe smh Cities Townships
nm han as the same umhdo the hdy of June 1892 ar require Hn act the Legislature of heS State Of Ka
d@ CLERKS Tohpsc Cities and District School BmMs md amending SeMnS Of cMh ky of an act ra
General Samtso 1885, approved March 1871
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
THE NEW WAR SECRETARY.
Ellhu Root, OF New York, Has Accepted
Alger's Portfolio Some Facts
About His Life.

Washington, July s4.-Elihu Root,
Of New York, has accepted the war
portfolio in President McKinley's cabi-
net. The telegram of acceptance was
received shortly after noon Saturday,
while Secretary Long was with the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
STATE OF KANSAS, 49,.
Dickinson County, 3d.

STATE OF KANSAS, ,a.
Dickinson County, 80
|, W. A. Matteson, treasurer of Dickinson
county, Kansas, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
W, A. MATTESON,
81 A. WILCOX, County Treasurer,
Deputy.
thereby certify, that the foregoing state
ment was subscribed and sworn to before
me and In my presence, by the above named,
this Gath day Of July 1899.
R. B. JACOBS,
by JAS MCMILLEN, County Clerk.
Deputy,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27

Name Of City, Township, School Dis.
trict, or Board OF Education.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27

Alabama anti-imperialists are urg.
ing the governor to declare vacant
the seat Of Congressman Joseph
Wheeler.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-27
CHAS. OBERST.
]. N. BURTON, Auctioneer.
"A Second Thought

"A Second Thought
"Faugh! he is Of re canaillel l hate
heem. Louee, hear-r-r mel will
smash hees haiti"
mo, Henri, do not do eet. ley will
send you to re prisone for four-rs
years!"
"Ah, zen / will smash a hat Eat eel
like heesi"-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-18

ducts Miss Hollister's orchestra en-
livened the evening with beautiful Sc
lections. Living pictures were eXhib-
tied under the direction of DR.. G. 2.
Hutchins, of bridgeport, Conn. Every
body came to have a good time and did.
The hall was crowded during the even
ing. Home made candy. popcorn pea
nuts and lemonade sold rapidly. The
proceeds We're almost $40.
Miss Nellie Griffin was the guest Of
Mrs Vaughn. Friday night.
Mr.. Hicks. of Dunmore, looked after
business here on Friday.
Mrs. :. O. Hitchcock of Reidsvile,
n. c.. is the guest of her niece, MISS
Ella Frost.
Harry l.. Dewitt went to Philadel-
phia on Friday. lie has secured a posi-
tion as assistant bookkeeper. His
many friends wish him great success.
Or. G. p. Hutch.ns returned to Bridge
port, Conn. Friday morning.
Mrs. W. Il. Clements is in Scranton.
Mr.. Van GOrden, Of Scranton. took
the photographs of Miss HOLSTERS or
ChoStra on Wednesday night.
Rev. 5, Guy SnOwden returned on
Wednesday from Carlisle, pa, where
he has been visiting for the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Krotzer, of Madi-
sonvilc, spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. b. j. Schenk
Mrs. Hoffman, Of Scranton, was the
guest Of Mrs Frank Posten on We'd
neSday
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-18

No time is so favorable as March and
April for getting strong and well.
a thoroughly well person eats with
relish, sleeps soundly. works with zcst
and without worry from morbid anx-
iety as to the outcome of his efforts.
If you feel you are out of health
strength and spirits; if you show signs
of nervousness and exhaustion; if YOU
have that feeling of lassitudc that
comes in the spring to those who are
out of health: if your blood shows the
usual signs of impurity-Paina's celery
compound will turn you right-about-
face towards health.
Enrique Guerra, the Mexican consul,
has the confidence not only of his gov
eminent, but of the American public
Through his Intervention, many i'm
portant commercial questions between
the United States and Mexico have
been happily adjusted.
During his long residence in this
country, Mr.. Guerra has lived in Il
circle where the best possible medical
treatment is always Obtainable. He
early discovered that in the spring,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-18

when nature seems most willing to lend
its best assistance to the sick and
feeble, his friends were using Paines
celery compound-the only spring medi-
cine that physicians endorse, and in
telligcnt families in every community
have come to rely upon with conf
Gence.
Mr.. Guerra was not long in finding
out the great reliance that is thus
placed upOn Paine's celery compound
by the best informed people, and he
was not slow in taking advantage Of
the great remedy itself. Here is his
statement, unqualified. conclusive:
Kansas City. March 16, 1898.
AT times, when I have been seem
ingly exhausted from arduous work,
Fainc's celery compound has been of
such benefit to me that it seems now
could hardly have progressed but for
il, When sleep was slow in coming and
my appetite tagged, a general toning
w Of my system followed the use of
the compound. While ] am not versed
i'm things medical, I do know a fact
when | encounter it, and that Paines
celery compound helped me and gave
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-18
Movements of Pe0DIe

Mr.. f. c. Fritz has returned from Il trip
| down east.
Mr.. II. p. Simpson is i'll at his home on
Monroe avenue.
Mrs. c. S. Weston is visiting friends in
| Middletown Conn.
| Miss Bessie Keck Is visiting friends
near Trenton N j.
Mr.. George Beadle, of Shickshinny, was
in town this week.
Mr.. G. ID. Simpson and family have
gone to New Mexico.
Mrs. G. ii. ZchndCr is the guest of Mrs.
| William Il. Hallstead
II. G. Lucas and family have gone to
| Philadelphia to reside.
G. +. Slack, Of Penn avenue Green
| Ridge, is seriously i'll
Mr. and Mrs, j. Ben Dimmick have re-
turned from New York
The Misses Warner Of Goshen Ind, ara
guests of Miss Gearhart.
j. q. Reese, of Reese & Lon, bill post -
| ers Is in New York city,
George II. YoCum, esq, will so to Iiar-
risburg today on business.
Miss Edith Hutton, of Mulberry street.
is visiting in Washington, D. G.
DR.. and Mrs. {. II. parkc have gone
abroad to remain for some time.
Miss Grace Norton has returned from
New York after a months visit.
W. S. Footc of Page Place, is rapidly
recovering from a severe Illness.
Mrs. T. H. Carroll and Miss NJ r..
IIealey were in New York this week.
Mrs. Charles Henwood Is entertaining
her sister, Mrs Elliot, of Mansfield.
Mrs. II. j, Dctweiler has returned from
Washington, where she spent the pust
few weeks.
Miss Grubb, of Allentown, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Alexander, on
Clay avenue.
Assistant Foreman John Backus. Of the
Dickson Manufacturing company is in
New Bedford Mass.
Jeweler w. W. Berry has removed his
| place Of residence to Mulberry street
near Prescott avenue.
Miss Winnie Rose, Of Honcsdale who
mas been the guest of Miss Phelps has
returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Godfrey will go to
Germany next month, having engaged
passage on the Kaiser Wilhelm
Mrs. f. b. GulicS has removed from To-
wanda to Providence and is very III at
the home of her father, DIR. Roberts.
Mrs. James Shopland and daughter,
Mrs. Hunsicker, from Berryville, Va,
are visiting Mr.. j. ]. Shopland on Madi-
son avenue.
Edward and Robert Scragg, sons of At
torney John f. Scrngg, are home from
the MilleTsburg state Normal school 10
spend the Easter holidays
Mr.. F.. d. Barclay and family, Of Min.
even, N. Y, formally of Scranton, Will
move to Baltimore the first of April,
where he will take course in the Balti-
more college of Dental Surgery.
Miss Helen Chamberlain of Buffalo,
who was the guest of Scranton friends
Few weeks ago, and who has been at At
lantic city for the past fortnight, left
that place yesterday for a Virginia resort
Mr.. and Mrs G. ID. Simpson, Miss
Simpson Mr., and Mrs n. c. Won Storch.
Colonel and Mrs H. NJ Boies, Miss Boias
and Miss Frances Winton were registered
at the Waldorf-Astoria during the weok.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-18

". G. l.. Lauer, Mrs. David Seward, Mrs..
y. j. Lisii. Mrs. f.. Chestnut, Mrs. \. Il.
Holmes, Mrs. f.. \. Clark, Miss NJ Ada
Clark, Miss Lizziy Stern, Miss Jennie
Thomas. 4 friend, Mrs Clarence Florcy,
MRS. a. G. Rcnshaw, Mrs. John Williams,
Mrs. V. II. Laucr, Mrs. Harriet Eynon,
MIS-, James y. Exams Mrs. liccS, g..
Jones. Mrs. L,orard IieintG Mrs. George
\. Brown, Miss Mary Hartman, Mr..
William Powell. Mrs. William Iiinehprt,
Mrs. ThomrS Coar, Mrs. ID. Jones. Mrs.
r. j. Williams, Mrs jenkins. Mrs. Rich
ard Harrington. Mrs. Thomas Lcyshon,
Mrs. -, &. Bryant. Mrs. George Parton,
Mrs. f.. l.. Slurdcvaut. Mrs. W. II. War
rem Mss Colds mith, Mrs K. d. Schimpn.
Mrs. Jacob Hetzcl, Mrs. John \. Schadt,
Mrs. Susan Spencer Mrs. Charles w
spencer Mrs. Leonard DAnna.
Mrs. II. Kramer Mrs. L. Wehlau Mrs.
Sarah Sirll,r T.. Mrs. \. Haas, Mrs. Jacob
II. Shaffer, Mrs. GCOrg" RUCkWrilcr, Mrs.
Victor SurtOr Mrs William Farrell, Mrs.
William Morris. Mrs. Katie judge, Mrs.
Fred sherman, Mrs. y. Roth, Mrs. Sam
ucl Q. Davis Mrs c. s. Wnol~urth, Mes.
\. Pfuhl. Mrs. q, Earn ham. Mrs. ). D..
RuuyOn, Mrs. W. W. Browning, Mrs. Jo-
seph Nazns. Mrs. J. :. Kirkpatrick Mrs.
e. \, RidgcNay, Mrs, g. l.. Kirkpdtrick,
Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. John +. Kelly,
Mrs. Sally Popplcwell, Mrs. a, r. Bent
ley, Mrs. William Jones. Miss f, 5. Mar
vine, Mrs, Fannie NJ. Carpenter Mrs. td
Merriam, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. G, Lynn,
Mrs. NJ. Handley, Mrs. +. Lcuthner, Mrs.
&. l.. Cook, Mrs. W. c. Stettlcr, Mrs. NJ.
Mitchell Mrs. Hhomas Johns, Mrs. l.. f.
ShCrcr
Mrs. D. s. Rolls, Mrs j. ]. McCabe,
Mrs T.. Brady, Mrs, Mary O'Donncll, Mrs.
Marion Dyer Mrs j. Dyer, Mrs, William
Graf, Mrs William BumEartnCr, Mrs.
T. y. Noble. Mrs. J. V. GilbaCh, Mrs. o.
Altcmus, Mrs J. Thiriwell Mrs. LaRue,
Miss S. A. Dale, Mrs. 4. j. Malott, MES
+. NJ. Spencer, Mrs. NJ. Dean, Mrs. II.
HolliStcr Miss Ada Bossou, Mrs. John
Kalc. Mrs L. y. Waterman, Mrs. j. II.
Wolfe Mrs II. II, McKcchan, Mrs. NJ. \.
Smith, Mrs. u. J, Levi, Mrs. Thomas Bar
ruwman, Mrs. A. v Bower, Mrs. q. Col
vim, Mrs, G, L, Slack, Mrs, Thomas T.
Flitcroft, Mrs, j, s. McAnulty. Mrs. y.
6. Robertson, Mrs. S. S. DeTman, Mrs
NJ. j. McAndrews, Mrs James II. Deacon,
Miss Deacon, Miss Ida Smith, Mrs Pat
rick Rafter, Mrs, LagomaTsino.
Miss llilda Acker Mrs, Philip Schnel
Mrs Conrad Wenzcll, Mrs. Herman
Schmidt Miss Matte Ellenwood, Mrs
4, W. Patterson, Mrs. n. j. Arthurs,
Miss Annie Bird, Mrs, James Baskerville,
Mrs j. S. Turn Mrs Charles G. Spieker
Miss Jennie \. Kenny Mrs. Mark Cole,
Mrs. j. Il. Fern, Mls. e. j. Klimesh
Mrs L. u. Detweiler, Mrs. r. G. Tripp
Mrs. II, q, Sauer Mrs, W. r. Robbins
Mrs. j. n. Kennedy.
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me a feeling Of new strength is a fact. f"
ENRIQUE GUERRA.

me feeling Of new strength is a fact"
ENRIQUE GUERRA.
As spring comes on, most women and
many men who have lived hot-house
lives during the winter, find themselves
unduly fretful, unable to sleep soundly
without appetite, easily tired, frequent
ly distressed by headaches. and lacking
snap" and Strength-the result of poor
blood and weak nerves.
To those in this condition, the thou
sands Of testimonials from people like
Mr.. Guerra who have been benefited
by paine's celery compound. should he
reason enough for giving this best of
all spring medicines at least a trial.
What it has done for others. it will do
for the reader. 1t will purify the blood,
clear the complexion, reiuVenate the
exhausted nervous system, insure good
digestion. bring ON healthy sleep, and
restore ones strength and vitality.
No other medicine in the world ever
accomplished so much, and a single
trial will add another to the long list
Of people i'm every community who
gratefully sound the praises of Paines
celery compound.
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MOSCOW.

A chicken pie supper and county fair
was held in the odd Fellows han on
Wednesday night for the benefit of the
Methodist church, 1t was conducted
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
society, the Daughters of Rebecca. the
Women's Christian Temperance union
and the Woman's Relief corps. A fine
supper was served. The county fair
was quite a novelty. The exhibits con-
sisted of horses, chickens, pigeons
lambs. needlework and other home pro-
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women one meets. IL Is such a satis-
faction to know all these good, earnest,
noble souls and not feel as II one
ought to go at them hammer and tongs
and drive them into the kingdom
through our own specially licensed toll
gate. I'm so glad I'm not a preacher
and therefore need not feel any awful
sense of responsibility lest something
terrible may happen to the country or
to my particular church because some
otner church Is probably in error.
Saucy Bess.