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Arizona republican., 1899-07-09
FIREAfEN, ATTENTION.

Members of the Phoeclu fire depart ment are requested to meet at the en- zine house Monday, July 10, at 8 p. n.. for the transaction of business. Com pa1ies please protest yourselves and comply with article six of section ten of the new constitution and bylaws of the Phoenix fire deparan5nt
 JAMES NJ SHOTT,
 President P. F. D. A s. ARTHUR, Secret ta:y.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-09

clearly than does the Nebraska vis- ionary. He csrss nothing for con sistency. The point Of importance with him is to ease up as far as pos sible the fall which every democrat sees that his party IS going to get n 1900. Stones position on the eXpsn- sion ques5.on is like that of the dying man in the story. He is reconoiled to expansion because he has 10 ba.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-09

The Arizona Republican, published every day in the year. at 75 cents a month, by carrier or mail.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
,,MOdy p~aryskie"

najtahsze ! najpiekniejsze pismo ola ko
biet, wychodza we Lwowfe diva ray
m~iesiecznie. ,Mody paryskie" zamiesz
cEaja ilustracje najprsktyczuiejszych
najpiekniejszych stroj6w | toalet, obsxer.
ne przeglady n~ajnowszych mod, popu.
larne artykufy traktujace nauke kroiu
sukein bielizny, ~poradniki p~raktyczne
hygieniczne, obszerne artykufy o hodow.
ii kwfatow, kuchnie. It'd. ltd. Nadto do
kazdego numeru d~ofaczony Jest arkus,
sensacytnet powiesci. Obecnie wycho.
dzi powiesc p. t.: ,Mifosc zwycieza". w
kohcu .Modv paryskie' data swoim pre-
numeratorom bezpfatnie wielkie tablioe
kroj6w haft6w wykonane przez najlep.
szych krawc6w paryskich. To tel mo
dy paryskie" powinne ~znajdowac sic "
kazdym domu polskim. Prenumerata
rMod paryskich" wynosi: kwsrtalnie 4
dolara, p6~frocznie 1 dol. rocxnie Q dol. -
Pieniadze najlepiej posyiac W listach
rekomendowanych wprost do: Admin.
stracii MOD paryskich", Lemberg,
Autriche. Galizien.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
PrZpZ linie -K.nd,uo.,-

Przez LIME W K~andiyohi pow, mic.
ska Edward T. Roa, "pisze d. III. E.
Gandrudy z Kerkhoven. Mimi" "Moge
panu przysiac bardzo dziwny rapport. Ida.
je sic bye nieprawdopodobnem, lecz ia
moge p~oswiadczyc o prawdziwosci tegoz.
Gaia familja p. Roa byfa pokryta ranami
po cafych ich cisfach j jedno z dzieci u
mario ma te chorobe. Uzywali wszystkie-
go prawie, lecz beg skutku a "a mojem
naglacem ~poleceniem, kupif on dwie bu-
telki Gomozo ! dwie butelki Oleto evil
Linim entu ! uzywaf tych lekarstw odnos-
ME do przepis6w. Pc niejakim czasie
przechodzifem zuow tsmtedy / odwiedzi-
lem ich ! music ~powiedziet, re sic zadzi-
wRem. Wszyscy byli zdrowi 1 pozbyli
sic .tych straszliwych wyrzut6w. Ss
~wdziecznymi "a to, CO te lekarstwa dls
mich uczynify.
Me zapominajcie, Re Ora Piotra Como
20 ME jest medycyns aptekarsks. Spree
dale sic ludowi wprost przez fabrykanta,
DR.. Peter Fahrney, liz lila s.. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
Hygjena W kilku wierszach.

NsjPopularnisjssy franouski Ia.
lsndsr. nAlmanaoh H,chetts" oglo.
sa konkurs ma ~trslciws praoe o by.
gjenis' Nsgrode usyskais 500
~nadsdanych prsc masterpieces odpo-
wiedz dr.. D~soorneta:
1. Hygjsna og6lna. wssaw.j
worssnie, idz sps6 woseInie, bsdz
prsss osfy d.ieh safety.
2. Hygjsns oddsohu. Chlsb | wo.
ds usrIyuujs 4ycie, csyste jednak
Powistr.e siehoe niezbedns % dls
sdrcvia.
B. Hygjsna poHywisnis. Tr,sz.
vosc 1 wstrsemiezliwoi6 @ nsj!sp.
ssymi sliksirami daagiego syoi..
4. Hygjena sk6ry 1 otwor6w oiaia.
Csystos6 .apobiega rdsy; mas.yny
najporssdnisj utr.ymsns siufs naj.
diutsj.
5. Hygjens snu. ~spoo.ynsk do
ssstso.ny w.mao,s | odrad.a, mad.
missny oslabia.
9. Hygjsua odsis.y. Dobr.s sis
ubierae to snaosy: utrsymywa6, prsy
cstsj swotod.ie ruoh6w, oiaio " ma.
lsaytym oiepls 1 oohranise js cd
wptywow nagiyoh smisn temperate.
~.
q Hygjens misszkah. Mies,ka.
nis osysts wesots o,yni mil.m
ognisko domowe.
8 Hygjspa moralns. Umysl cd.
Poosyws .aossr.a sic prsez .abaws
roIrywke; nsdmiar .abaw jeinak
provadsi do n~amistnosoi, q namiet-
nOioi do wyssepk6w.
o. Hygjsna umyssowa. wsso,osc
Prsywiasuje do 4yois stanowi Do.
lowe sdrowia. Smutek | znisohece-
nile prsyspissrajs staros6.
10. Hygjsna sswodowa. Kar.
miso morg, ME po.walsj .anikae re-
kom 1 nogom. Z.rsbiass ma 4yoie
iopatsr Starsj sic osdsbiae umys, 1
ro,wija6 panied.
Otto oaiOks,sait .asad bygjsny
" kilkuuastu wierszsob.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
D ZIEMI

w Prusach wsohodnioh (ksIs
Asoyob) " pow. Pillksllsn sssrsy ole
cd kilku tygodni wislki poiar torfo
wisk, bsgisn 1 las6w. Sploneio jua
8 900 morg6w lssu, q pail sic j~es.o1s
1000 morg. Dsieki pomcoy wojsks
uratowano 5000 morg. lssu. Luna
poAaru .skryws oaiy widnokrsg,
wsis ! .agrody lio.ne snajdujs sic
" wislkiem misrepresentation. Tor
fowIsks wypalily sic nj mssr gisBo.
10. Iskry poaaru padsjs M odleg
loS6 kilku kilomstr6w. Sskody %
ogromns. w psonscyoh lsssoh 1gi.
nefo mn6stwo ~swiersyny 1 ptsotws.
Wislka susss spr.yjs sssrssnIu sis
poaaru.
- KatOwice. Pswisn volt Z o.
kolioy uwisdomis msgistrst kssowio
ri, to prssiwietna gmins missts Ks-
sow'c uozestniczy " podatku grun.
towym tsmtsjsssgo nsdlsiojctwa
ksissecego sums - 2 fsnyg6w. Pc.
niewat jsdnsk obsonis pobisrs
sic tam AZ proosnt podstku grun.
towego, prseto ma Kstowios pr.yps
da roornis jsdsn fsnyg. I V sumo
uprasss pso volt Ispasoic do rsk
poborcy podatku p. N. N. Msgis
trss miasss Kstowic, rorporssdssjso
snscsnymi doobodsmi, ujsi sic bono.
rem J sspiaOi' prsypsdsjscy NAH 20.
dssek Z CORY ~ 10 lat W sumis 10
fsnygow, . 70 pienisdss postal pre-.
ksssm poostowym, wieo ~prrssyiks
vynosiis drugis lyle.
- Pakose. (Dhwns pomylks).
Dvoch snsjomycb, jsden 9 Ryosrss-
va, drugi Wielowsi, spotksto sic
M tsrgu " PskosoI; podcsss rosmo-
W sspytai sic jsden drugisgo, kie-
dy powr6oi do domuf Pc odebra.
niu odpowiedsi, 70 nile dsugo ssbis.
re sie = powrossm, possli obsj do
resssarseji. KsAdy . Mich mySlsa o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
Ze Swiata.

SmierG mezczyzn 1 kobiet
Wiadomo, 70 meaosyzh kr6oisj fy
j., anitsli kobisty. Ssosunsk Imier
telnoici oSwistls " Interestingly spo.
sob statystyka dotyczaoa obywassl
francuskioh. Jstsli wezuiemy IL
tys'soy mstosysn w-ursgulovanycl
ssosunkaoh syciowych 1 tylsa kobiet
~ wisku lat 40. +, .'Oyfry tsj po Ia.
tsoh 10 umario Ball ms4osy,n, 9
1858 kobiet R6anios .aostr.a sis .
wErastajsoemi lstsmi. W wisku' lst
60 , cyfry 10000 posostajs tylko
1885 me.osysn M 1884 kobist. W
70 I. tycis imisrtslnoi6 me4osy.p
jest diva rasy tax wislks jsk u ko
bist, . W 100 roku 4yoia Q . nswst Z
rasy wieksza.
- Matka : bohaterka. Me.
swykiy dow6d milosoi m~aoier.yf
skisj dais wsoSoisnka wsI Bials Gora
pod Nowogrodsm, " gubsrnji "a.
marskiej. Powraoala ona . ms4em
! trojgiem dsisoi . vessels sIossry.
Ms4 Podoohooony .bisdsil : drogi !
ohcso napoic konie, wjeohss do kory.
ia rsscski Krupicy. Me .nsjso do.
brss misjsoowofoi, natrafii M giebi.
ne. w Okla mgnisniu konis, w6. !
dsieci possay M dno. OjoIsc sssrai
sic sam ursto ws6 ! ~kr6sos dop.ynsl
do brsegu, mssks saS xapominsjso
o sobis, pocsess ratows6 dsisoi. Me
widsso ioh M powisrsohoi rsski, da.
b nurka ! wnst jsdno wycisgne,a !
wysadsias M brseg. w ten sam
wyrasowsis o Gale tr6jke,
wyssd.sjso jsdnak ossssnis M brsse.
tax 3 sis opsdis, 10 nis byss " ssanis
vydostac sic M doic ssromy " tenn
miejscu brseg ! sauna utone}s.
Uparta krowa s.gr.fais
pooisgovi pospisssnemu
~ Ssksonji, ne sorrs drs.ds6sko.
~bsrlihskim. Pocisg spisssys cs,ym
ku Bsrlinowi, ably ma o.as
s'snse, gdy 80 sssojs Bsrosh spo.
strregs konduktor krowe " psvnej
odlegiosci, jsk supesnie swobodnie
wsss'a sobie na Tor kolejowy misdsy
ssyny ! = caiym spokojem rworzsnis
prsetu vsjscego pssrssia ne sblit.
joy sic pooisg p~ospisssny. Mote
ons ssms usunie sic, jsk jsj wejds
p'ety" pouyslsi sobis konduksor
! dsiej jsobss, swolniwssy s~nsosnis
die bsspiscsehsswa bieg p~oprsednio
ssybki, pocisgu. Krova ssossss ssf
uoisks6 - nile sbsossjsc jsdosk AMI
No lswo ami ~ prswo, leos stale q.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21

down., kt6rs umiessosons jest mad
sntrssola. 2 tsgoH wsstibulu bed.is
vejScie wprost do sail balowsj. DO.
~asosooej Z drugisj stsony komuui.
kacjs I hoselsm.
2 partsru sntrssoli schodaml
gsownsmi wohodsimy do widowni
" ks6rej snsji.is sic IL r.sd6w
krsssea Z dwoma prsejsoiami boosns
mi ! jednem srodkowsm. L6H Ii
boosnyoh I duis prososniowe. To
same schody prowadss do l6a Igc
pietrs amftsatru o 4sh rzedaol
krsessi. Orkisssra wgsebiona cd
podsogi widown', nsohylonsj amfl
ssasralnis na II iokoia, . cd podiog'
scsny M 4 iokcis. Dwojs sohod6w
boosnyoh I wygodnsmi wejsciami
odd.ielosmi wyjtoIaui, prowsd,s ns
galerjs II ! III pietra. Kstds piet.
70 ma swojs foyer. Tsstr pomiesol
l.4OO os6b. Projskt budowy opra.
oowato biuro tsohnic.ns ,Karol Ko
zfowski Pianko". Budows ma bye
roe poosets jssscss " Z. b., q ukef
ozone do jssisni T. p. Gmach ten
opraoowany " stylu nmoderne",
PrIedstawia sic ~ rysunku sfekto.
wnie. WysokoIc " arodku cd prsysz
iego ohodnika do ssosytu dachu
wynod 70 iokoi. Bsdsis to tsatr
prywatuy.
- Polar Abel. w dniu 10 =.
M, o gods. IL prrsd poiudniem. "
Abelach, " gubsrnji kowsfskisj, .
ME wisdomsj pr.yc.yny wybuchi pc.
tar " iazai ~4ydowskiej mad Je.lorem.
Silny wiatr spr,yjai ro.sssr.sniu sic
p~ofaru. wkr6tce vie, stans&o " plo
misniach kilka dom6w .a.isduioh
oras sic sspalii dAch drswniany ma
koioiels. Kosoi6i psdl ofiars poaaru.
Spaln sic obras Mstki Boskisj, peds
Ia G6rsokisgo, obra.y ~. Amy l
~. Jersego pedzls Afr. Romero l
Eiwarda Romero. Dswony M dswo.
nicy stopily sic supsinis.
- Wsciekfe ryby. q wars,a-
Wy donossa: Pr.sd kilku dniami "
Pismach oodsisnnyoh samiesscsona
bysa wiadomotc, Il pies wIciskly 20.
kaleosyi kilka os6b. PEA ,sabito
wrsuoono do Wisiy". Ot6a rybacy
M powiilu, ssras.a toh6r1liwych ~.
dow opowiadsniem, is ryby l raki
powfcisAaly, znischscajso ich do
sapieli. Aoskolwisk jest to niswin.
~ tart, nale1aioby jednak wyjsinio
Osy lassosniki wIoiskli,ny gina "
wodris Tub de rozwijsjs, I osy male.
~ wr.uoac psy sabite, q podsjr.ans
o w~soiskli.ne do r.ski, 90 sic doI6
osesto sdarsa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
Polacy ma ~obczyznie.

= Tadeusz Stanisiaw Bfoci.
szewski, urodIony " Wisonji pod
keosyca 3 kwistnia 1880 f., .msri v
Berannes pod PsryAsm. Byi on ~
mem Stanlstawa 1 Amy . Manugis.
wior6w ! miai 5 braoi. Wras Z bra.
tenn Kssimisrsem ksstaicii sic v
Ksieztwie Posnshskism i obu 20
ciagne&s sswisruohs l848 T. Rsnny
" bitwie pod Ksissem 20 kwistnis
1848 e. Kaximiers Bioois1ewski stra
Oh noge, . Tadeuss ramie. Pc stlu-
MENU powsssnia rssd praski ME
poswoln mu skohosy6 uniwersytstu
" Nismcssch. Wyjsohai ratem do
ParyAa. zdai swistnie sg.amins bar.
dsO srudne ! u.yskaf dyplom profs-
sorski. Mianowany ~profssorem " Z.
1855, wykiadai kolsjno " Lioeum
Macon, " Lioeum 8. Esisnns, Q cd
Z. 1854 az do 1891 " Licaum Louis
lo.Graud, znanym l swietnym rakss
d.ie naukowym paryskim; posem
posredi ma ~smerytare. w kclaoh
smigraoji polstisj we Franoji ode
grab wybitns role i mianowsny 70
stall " Z. 1891 prsressm instytucJi
,Sici I chleba".
- DO czego to pOlskich ro-
b0tnik6w ma obczyzais uzywajs!
WiaScioiel sismski Hoohhsim "
Schsfstasdt koio Hall a. s., pokl6.
oiws.y sic Z pr.yjsoislem swoim ser.
decsnym, w~iascioislsm Paet1oldsm,
roskaxaf ostsrsm robotnikom pol.
skim, kt6ry " jsgo dobraoh praoo.
wall, aeby Paetzolda .bili. Robot
nioy usiuohali roskssu I sbili Pact
solds tax rrstelnis, Ae ten prsss diu.
81 osas le4ai bez prIytomnoSoi. Ro
botnik6w prsyarssstowano - pan
dzisdsio zas ns woluej po.ostajs sto
pie! lime pisma donosss nawet, 70
Hochheim ~pr.yr,skt ka4demu . TO.
botnik6w po trry mark nagrody, js.
4sli ro.kazu jego usauohaja. Do IA.
kich to nlud.kich" posfug nismisooy
wiatcioisls utywaja robotnik6w pol
skioh. OF wyas.a kultural
- p. Roman Kostka, ukch.
osyws1y " Krakowie " T. 1893 gim-
nasjum Sobieskiego. po swietnsm
sioasniu sg.smiu6w " ubisglym 70.
ku " sskols g6rnio.ej (sools des
mines) W Mons, .ostal, jsk donosi
.Ga.ette de Mons, saanga4owany
pre-. bslgijskis towar.ystwo Ka.
tsnga . psscs rocsns Is 600 frank6w
jake ~nao.slny kisrownik e~kspsdyoji
naukowej, msjacsj ma oslu .bsdsnis
p~oklad6w misdsi " Kongo. Zsda
MEM tel wyprawy, kt6ra 6 wr.ssnis
wyruszy ma misjsos pr.ssnaossnis.
opr6o. odgraniossnia nsbytyoh Prise.
tow. Katanga tersn6w, bedsis tak4s
u.upsinisnis dotychc.asowyOh cd
.ryc naukowyoh " srodkowsj Airy
%.
- Jan Szczepanik, jak donosss
Z Wisdnia, oglsdal REVOLVER i pro-
o.y mechanism dobrss dsiais.
wypali, ! kula ugrse.ia
" nodse. Wsswsny lskar. natyoh.
Mast pocisk . oiaia wydobyl. Rama
ME jest gre { u.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21

f.ssu oiiais tr.s~ik spssvej nogi.
Mo to nile sskodsi; trseba 90 roskic,
. levy trsewik MECH posostanis.
R~osvissanie jua jest prosts. Nasa
jusr. Prsybyli dwsj wysaahoy, kat
dy ss swoim butsm cd parry, Sir ia
mes jsdnsk . pare dogodnyoh tr.s
wik6w ju4 sic xdoiai ulotnic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21

" oo'ooo Asts hofsePonoenoygnycn
roxmieszorono M Scianach stella.
aaoh " trzecb obssernych salsch.
W sail gi6wnej rorlokowano same
oryginslns wydawnictwa polskis
oie,kis, " sslsoh boornyoh sbiory
austor6w. So tam reprs.sntowsns
'wssystkie snso.nisjs.s flrmy polskis
1 ossskie.
Jury wystawows prsyxnals pisrw.
szs nagrods e ivsrdowi FALL . Pra
81 - ksrse pod golden nHsj Slovs.
ne, drugs Tsdsussowi Noskowskis.
mo, uosniowi krskowskiej sskoly
sstuk pisknyoh - ksrte 20 vsoho.
dsis ssohca", trssois A. Koohsnow.
skismu I Bisozs IA pHncuiks".
Nsdto prrysno ssssczytue wsmisnki
PIP. Wscbtlowi iiNoskowskismu .
Wsrsssvy.
- We Lw0wie bswii Z. %. wnuk
nsjserdscsnisjssego prsyjsoieIs Tad.
Kosoiusski, p. zsltnsr, miesskajscy
stale We Francji. P. Zsltner prsybyi
do Lwowa, oslsm swisdssnia jego
osobliwosci. oststnis tygodnis spe.
d,ia p. zslfnsr ma sIssku, " kspie-
lach.
- N0wy teatr. 2 Warsrswy
donosrs: Ma plscu poss b~udujsoym
sic hotelsm Bristol, " s~ssiedstwie
panoramy ,Berssyny", stsnie from.
tenn do nj. Ksrowej oksssiy gmacb
ssstralny, iscsnis sale bslows.
Plan tel budovy jest nsssepujsoy:
Trojs sssrokich drswi prowadsi do
obsssrnego wsstibulu, ztsd DO
gs6wnyoh = jsdnsj dru.
giej ssrooy M pisrwsss psssro vi
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04

Thin, pale and consump-
tive persons should use
some constructive tonic that
will enrich the blood, in
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tissues.
SCOTS Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
We digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your d.
geStive organs by resting
them. 1t stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo-
PhoSphiteS in it invigorates
the nerves, and brain tissues.
soc. and $500, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
CAUSE is FOUND.
Spread Rails at the
Bottom Of Millbury
Accident.
TRACKS ARE POOR.
Diamond Trucks Are De-
clared Dangerous by
Expert.

Millbury, May 3.-The true cause Of
the accident on the Suburban road, last
Saturday evening, has at last been
brought to light, although against the
wishes of the railway company. AT trsc
the cause was attributed to the ''Dla-
mond'' trucks, but The Spy reporter
learned today. from an authentic source
that it was due to the condition OF the
rails, as they spread over one-half inch
in some places and in others the STAN
dard railroad gauge in use by the COM
pany would not fit between the rails
at all. '
Although the cause has been attrib-
uted to the poor. condition of the rails,
this does not indicate approval OF the
use of the Diamond" trucks on the
Suburban road The trucks are under
protest by the Suburban officials ana
it is understood that they are intended
for a straight, well built road. 1t is
also necessary that the rails should be
of heavy pa ttern and laid on heavy ties.
The trucks were purchased for the
Worcester and Blackstone Valley line.
where the rails and ties are suitable
for them. The rails on this division Oh
the line are fac-similes of those in use
on the Boston and Albany road. The
ties are also extra heavy and IN good
condition, as they have only peen laid
a few years. The rails on the SUBURBAN
division are the light ''T'' rail laid on
the regulation sized tie.
An engineer who is employed doing
railroad work in this vicinity, told me
Spy reporter today when the latter put
the question straight to him, that he
did consider the Diamond truck I'M
safe on a small "T' rail, and unless
the rails were kept in an unusually
good condition, accidents were UNI
avoidable.
The accident happened late Saturday
night and early Monday morning. The
rails were torn up and re-lald on new
ties. AT the next meeting of the Sc
lectmen. action will be taken to see
what can be done in forcing the road
to repair it's rails.
The Millbury grange went to sutton
this evening.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah f. Cum
mings, aged 92, of Waltham, formerly
resident of Grass Hill, were brought to
MilIbury today and inferred at the
cemetery at Grass Hill.
Superintendent F. w. Moore of the
Cords Mills has sent in plans to the
selectmen showing where he should
like two fire MIGRANTS placed. The ar
ticle was brought UP at the annual
meeting in March and the town voted
it,
The Union grammar base ball team
defeated the Providence street gram
mar team this afternoon by the score
of IL to 10.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
HoNoRED CITIZEN.
Henry o. FaIes, One of Brookfield's
WeaIthest Residents, Dead.

Brookfield, May S-Henry D. Fales,
one of the oldest and most respected
citizens of Brookfeld, passed away at
o'clock Tuesday morning in the seth
year of his age. Until within the past
year he had been more than usually
strong and well for a person Of his
years, but he had failed rapidly during
the past few months.
Mr.. Fales was born in Shrewsbury,
June 80, 1913, and moved from there to
Brookfield in 1888 and entered the en-
ploy of Kimball & Robinson with
whom he entered into co-partnership
about 1850.
In 1856 he removed to Chicago and
established there the concern of Fales
& Grout, and later he formed the boot
and shoe house so we'll known in the
west as the firm of Fargo, Fales &
Co., which, on Hrs retirement from ac-
tive business, in 1872, became known as
c. H. Fargo & Co
He returned to Brookfield in 1872 and
occupied during the remainder of his
life the elegant and commodious man
sion which he erected on the site Of
the old hotel we'll known as the Brook
field stage tavern, on the stage route
between Boston and Springfield.
MI r aleS was known OF all men as
an upright, honest man in his opin-
ions, and in his expression of them, in
his dealings and in his manners and
habits of life. He filled from time to
time various town offices, but the du-
ties Of public Office were distasteful to
him, and on frequent occasions he de-
clined 10 accept them. His memory as
good man and good citizen will
long be kept green in the minds and
hearts of thespeople of BrOokfield.
He leaves two daughters, Mrs. U. c..
Watson Of Kansas City, No, and Mrs
Henry V. Crosby of Brookfield His
funeral will take place at ? o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
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away when the apparatus came into
sight.
George E. Richardson, son of Agent
Charles H. Richardson, left town for
New York today, where he Will make
preparations for his trip to Manila,
where he is to go to take a position as
chief engineer under the government.
He will not return to Clinton before
leaving, except under one circumstance.
He was to have taken the Knight Tenn
plar degrees in a few days. In order
that he may still take them, a special
dispensation has been sought for Wed
nesday night. Very little time remains
in which to get such a dispensation. Ii
it reaches Hudson in time, Mr.. Rich
ardson will be notified and will come
to Hudson, where he will be taken into
Trinity commandery. Ike will, in TINS
event, return to New York, and sail at
the earliest possible date thereafter.
Mr.. Richardson was bidding goodbye
to his friends this morning. The task
was a long one, because he is one Oh
the most popular young men IN town.
Timothy Silk and Martin Gibbons,
SeVerally known as Nut ana
Butcher" nearly tainted away when
Judge Stone gave the former four
months and the latter six months in
the house of correction Silk had been
DeGOre the court Iour times Slice May
1898. Gibbons sentence was for va
grancy. Michael Barrett was fined S.
for drunkenness.
George Sutherland, Sr., died late this
afternoon of senile debility. He was 70
years, 1 month and % days old. He was
born in Bannockburn, Scotland. he
came to this town 43 years ago. Fol
more than 80 years he worked for the
Bigelow Carpet Co. He retired from The
business seven years ago.
Fifty-two years ago he was married
to Mary Carmichael in Edinburgh. He
leaves three sons and several daugh-
ters. The sons are James of Chicago,
William, who is in business in Cleve-
land, and George, who resides in this
town. The daughters are: Mrs. George
w. Meldrum Mrs. Thomas Aiken, Mrs.
H. o. VIM, Mrs. c. w. Seaward, Mrs.
F. W. Green and Belle, Nellie and Ell
nora.
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LIVING IN HOPES.
southbridge People Think They May Get
Some State Road Money Some Time.

southbridge People Think They May Get
Some State Road Money Some Time.
Southbridge, May S.-Southbridge has
never Jared very well in the apportion-
ment of money for state highways in
the past, in fact has never received any
thing at all in that line. although towns
much smaller have, and those paying a
state tax far below Southbridge, which,
for the size of the town, is very large.
This year. however, the town officials
hope to get a little bit of the money
so literally distributed in other portions
of the commonwealth, and as a result
an Improvement may commence in the
town roads.
The Folkstone club held its annual
business meeting last night at the home
of Mrs John A Hail. Officers were
elected as follows: President, Anita L.
Cady; vice president, Emma L. Ores
ser; treasurer, Winifred M. Kinney;
secretary, E. Adele Sanders; chairman
of entertainment committee, Mrs. c.
A. Rice.
The Lafayette club. that has been the
lessee of the Edwards opera house for
the past year held its annual business
president, and one of the founders of
the club, resigned, and disposed of his
interest to Wilfred J. Lamoureaux.
At meeting of the st. Jean Raptlste
Society last night, the following COM
mittee was appointed to hire a band
and make preparations for picnic to
be held July 4th: Frederick Delage,
Felix Gatineau and ]. A. Genereux.
The following is the makeup of the
base ball team that will play the Holy
Rosary c. T. A.-team of Spencer here
Saturday: Cairdian, p; A. Langevin, c..
Edmunds. h.; Coutu. 3D.; Geurin, SIS;
N. ,Dupliso. 9b.; Haule, l. f.; Hamlin c..
f.: Duquette, r. (.
RAYMOND Rice of Scranton, Pa.
brother Of c. A. Rice of this town. has
accepted a position with the South
bridge Printing Co.
John E Tully has purchased of Julius
8. Dresser the six-tenement block on
Charlton road.