davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-04

The little dog always tries to bark as big
40 he can.-L. A. w. Bulletin.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-04

The rich and the poor have different res
sons for fasting.-Chicago Daily News.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-04

Ambition Women Have Been Benefited by Mrs. Pnhams Advice
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
Snnutne, n!
lecz prawdziWe.
j Czlonkowie komisyi ame-

Czlonkowie komisyi ame..
rykahskieJ, kt6ra W Paryzu
wymogla Cd Hiszpanii Y.
stepstwa wysp Filipidskich.
pr6cz Kuby j 2 orto Rico,
podaja bez wahania. przyczy-
ny, dla kt6rych Amerykanie
iF'lip;ny Hiszpanom wydarli.
Wiadomo, ze W protokole
ugodowym hiszpafs sko-ame-
!rykadskim Hiszpanzia tylko
Kube i Porto Rico ! 6 ustapila.
5pyspozyc va zas Wysp Fill.
1piiskich miala pozostae
przed mfotem dalszych narad.
Podczas sesyj' paryskich
przybyla delegacya Filipih6
cezyk6w (Malajc zykdW), pro-
szac Ameryk 6w 9 protek-.:
cya, Amery anie jak czlon
|kowie komisyi ggIosno tWier
dza, zastano noWili sic glsboko
mad zazalenja Filipino
lk6w kt6ryn & Z relsztg pre-
czyt byIo slno R;'ozliczne.
lnawet grafie pokazyWan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
Z Niw p Polskich
" AM Err y !C,E'.

POMYSLNYM ROZWO-
JEM j powodze MEM cieszy cie
Sic pracoud:ia nnentow
.koscie ielnych PAM w Slon1ifi-
skiej " Chicago, 67e MI
waukee ave, znana Z wyrobu. rob'lu''.
Slicznych. choraagwi,o oznak' ga 8.
szarf j !. d slaws pe'
dzeniie u iinteresiie zawdz dziecza
pani Slomihs ska pred deWlsi'z'yst- y
KEN grunto oWnlgej z'ajon'oSci l'l'' &
+swego fach;'u rzeatelnem'1| 3: 8, 6 'l7E1|
|pos.e 1aiu !. I q kostumeraIri:
Iv'yroby jej g p's< <as I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
NYdaVcY ,,katolika'
MILWAUKEE.

AVA ! ~ w 4 ~ "
Wydywcy KAroI1kA ME
moze sic W glowie Pomiescit
dla czego W1ARus klaniaiac
mu sic W pas, ME czapkuje
pred jego osoba j gazeta.
]edna naszych kondycyj
sine qui b US no n, Jest:
otwarcie okresliG nasze stano.
wisko. aby slabe glowy dwu
znacznych sobie 2 W1ARUsA
ME rob,li wnioskow. KAToL1K
jest dalszym c'ag;em KRoPl-
OLA. Wydawca sKAroL1kA Jest
ogooem znanejSkl ki chicago.
skich Zmartwych hwstahc6w,
kt6ra to kiike W1ARUs z
publicznego wp}ywu ma nasza
Polonie amerykahska skutecz.
ME przep1oszvl. Wydawca
KAroL1KAnalezy do tel katego-
ryi ksiezy pol'skich W Ame-
ryce, kt6rzy to-. z., ujrza'wszy Sic
5bez wszeikich zaslug, ma
t|ustych probostwaeh, zaraz
zaczynaja chorowat ma Wiel-
k''ch ludzi Fl !ffundator6w ;wiel-
K :ktch t1 kots}@al'1F6w ots}@al'1F6w 2 krociami
,qa!''qg9{%;7.. a!'1g 4. P58zfwod2 d2ikoW klero !
rs P9lSkkq7 ESk7,l lamsYFykadskiego. ''}Yl s. uczo
nych, kon6dentow swoich !
ln};{ej-swo:eh is jS 5b;skup6w: S'! 5fepor-
tfr6W !};l (: Z gor5czemi listami :, ma
,sv9ich j ''l'' el k}9Fqaf'f;atr6w' }Faf' W koicu !!
nareszcze i ma zdolnych (!)
.redaktorow wi asny c h
gazet; kt6remi, pod p1aszczem
pragna
nasza Polonia ogarnat! Tax
wyjecha}y buszel Boffalo.
inne buszle Z Scranton, De-
tro:t mianowicie, Chicago.
Obecnie grypa nadetyth
katolickich pecherzy gwaltoW,:
ME grasuje W Milwaukee.
Ably z powodzeniem stanat
na czele czysto-katolickiei
gazz!ety, dla kt6rej miedzy
nami jest pole szeroko otwar.
te, trzeba nasamprz6d bye
przejetym szczera. zywa !
praktyczna wiara i poboznos-
cla, j po drugie. trzeba posia-
dac dobre wykszta}cenie
teologiczne, znsjomose histo-
ryi og6lneji stosunk6w mas
maj blize] obehodzacych, oraz
trzeba p:sae poprawnie &c
polsku W duchu ludoWym.
Jezeli redaktorowi ME do
pisze chociaz jjedeh tylko !
powyzszych warunk6w. INK gaze
ia jego musi W krotklm c1asle
|ist droga marnosci lar. tege
swiata, albo zboczye na bez-
|droza nie-katolickie: Fakterf
Jest. ze laden ,buszl
.zalet.po ME posiada|
ami ME posiada. Gdziekolwiel
boMiem zaczeto gazette wyda-
wac, brano jako redaktor6v t
osobnik6w bez czci ! WARY
TAX zmartWy chwstadcy s.
slugiwali d Naglem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

:. !. :. :. =. :, !,
|apy kfzywae r'i'p'nezykoW
]akna)skrav'el /, p,1eos'sV'''
= co chodzno:
zakony Franc'szkanoW'
Dom,nikaooW August g: ''s;'''
zgupiy F11szpan'a ha. oWycn 9 ~
WysPach. zasiep1ona gorll~
wose lr g Z l,u {. . 6 zyc'e
! mnlchoW now Przecnyiiiy s7aie ma
n'ekorzysc q H'szpanll. 2 2 $.
Is 2 q 9 9 czyl k1e' "'er-
Genie nosa podnaszan'e re-
.'2 bel'zanta. grzeszn'ka q palce
|do cory 'lnne katusze, waDu
| 4 r n s Il EEy.& 4 i,AH
dz''y " Amerykanach taxi
Wstret, ze bez wysP F'l'p'il-
sk'ch me Dy'o moWy Q spo-
:kolu.z f1'szPan'a'
Wyrazn'e ]edoakoWoz 70.
m'sya ! delegacya r'l'p'nczy
kow W faryzu roDlly Z. romeo 9; :
m'edzy mn'cnam wynn ea'o-
I'lyl nym' q )ezuitam' klefem
sWteek'm. ''' Lua ha nA'pl1acn
I kYcha : e. =. =, )!' )ezultow ! ksler
zysW'eck'ch' ,1'S' 1adne zgofsze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

czioWlek rekl ME podaf, kto
~ wszystkie Boskie ! kosciel
ne przykazania prawie dzien-
ME lanai. Tax jeszcze dzisiaj
Slisz, ma wstyd j hahbe imie-
MA polsko- atolickiego, stoi
ma czele gazetY buszla bufa~
loskiego. |. t. d.
P;rzypatrzmy sic blizej wy
dawcy KAroL1KA. Do szczerej
WARY nl'lal|ezy l'l przedewszyst-
klein uczciwoSt. Go sadzic Q
uczciwoSci wydawcy ,,Kato-.
lika'', ze.ty po Is ki II,
jezcli jjej wydawca w sercu
Jest zabitym Niemcem? Jako
Gornoslazki karyerowicz wy
dawca .,Katolika' nalezy do
tych licznych zastep6w g6r-
noslaskiego kleru, kt6ry poll
ski lud poczciwy ma Slaska
germanizuja, kt6rzy gwaltow-
ME agituja "a takim hr.s
Ballestremem, obecnym pre-
aydentem parlamentu mem &c.
lsiego. Co powiedzial Bale
strem o Polakach? ,,Das
Vieh auf's N, a u sch La
6 : bic bydlo po plysku. Z
W Ameryce wydawca KATo- :
L1KA musi pazurki W 4apkach
-kfI!yjt, ;:I y a .z;r:es;szt:a e; polskie sba|4an:
.ki ri :}na,jja z4ot6daajjn welne !
T <p5ooedfn'e pofW,aaIala sic Wy daW.
:c:y Katohka strzydz. s.}s'
Kto posadzi wydawce
KAroL1kA o s:czera poboz-
nose? Umi{owanie modlitwy
maluje sic niewypowiedzianie
p ekhemi rysami "a twa-
rz y czlowieka. Twarz wy
dawcy KAToL1KA podobna
Jest do miski ciasta, z ktorej
ezerwony nos, naszpikowany
purpurowe mi. gfzybkami, niby
g;Iowa z6lWi'iia . woody sic wy-
chyla
Teraz spenetruimy nauke
wydawcy. Grunto VIVA nauks
tylko ten posiada, ktory
'najlepsze lata mlodosci, gdy
pojecie Jest bystre j panied
swieza, przepedzil W twardej
i ciezkiej piracy mad swoim
,umys}em. Co robii wydawca
W latach mlodych? Wachal
kohskie podogonia j mierzyl
kohskie kopyta. Me grzech
to bye dobrym kowaIem, ale
Mkt Z mlota i kowadla ME
nabedzie nauki. Wydawca
przesiedzial kilka lat W anne
rykadskich szkolach. to
wszystko. Bedac juz " semi
naryum, musial podrecznik'
teologii Z laciny "a pomoca
niemiec o |aci1iski lego slowni-
.ks tl6maczyt, MIN je zrozur
al. Watpimy, czy dzisiaj
rozumie CO czyta " brewiarzu
|albo rnszale. 4
Co WI eszciie sadzit . pol.
szczziyz;inie Wydawcy Artykuly
|.I<AToI'KA ( sa tax przepeln nie'ne
bleda1niis ortog rafozneni
lstyist tycznem', ze ezasem g y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
Iiednym lartykule Jest wiecej
ibled 6ws li.slow.

'su1 90. -; =. ~, 8
], ], s, A.
torsEi;eoo
akin l.dziom be-
M;stos; n,,st,
sua;. blIlgownice nibv
NE J, : !,
q -; ], ,eL; !
1 J. s !, j -
li'ae 5 . !,
= i
.'e' 81 ! q 3 !.
.es',.'l & 80
i !.
-. 800, !, !,
:,
:, .,
~ 60,
ID, ,.,,,-.z-
! ], ], IS ) :.
8 - - ,.ata,Fs1-;aa
I, 8. -,
!. !, 8, ,,,l,, D,
- {.
]. ..''.'|
' - -; ,.,..,t,;
go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

1yIss55Ss
4 Ma. Maj
cze's5c Ku-
,ahskfch oddzlat6w iI o
] oowstahczYch dotad
sDironi . ME zl]ozyla.
z.Chca G ,'a to uczynie '' do do !,
!. . piiero, i gdy A1l:ml1eryka- An lei
ME ME wyptaca i'm ia
llziieS K piieniadze, pie kt6re 1'
!, / 4 miano i'm przyob('ie-
:3ac. AZ; Urzedami eel
! nenli, pocztami j to-
\ 1egraafa''ml a zaWiaduja
,be,cnle A4.1mleryk u kanieI
. pos|l||lulgujac IL ':Is sic take ne
~ is Q zpanlami i kul g BAN II
z!y Y kami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
Podr6zujaoy Hgent
.WIARUSAn
pan MACIFJ PRYNC
swys}any do CHICAGO i MIL
sWAUKEE.
TELEGRAMY.

CIESZYN Czesi
dopomo ogli P olakom
do zwyciestwa "
KsiestWie Cieszyn :
skiem, ma Szlasku
austryackim. Cd |
Stycznia jezYk'i pol
SKI i czeski r6Wne
tnaja prawa z jezly-
kiem niemieckim !
( S'Istopuiowo wproWg;al- :; !
Fdzane beda do szK6} q
iako wyk}adow.e!. w
Czechach !. Morawiii.
odtad bedkie Wolno.
pos}ugiwaa6I,si.e /, urzeRd-. 2
nixon pocztOWym
pTzy zAlatW ianiu u:
rzedowej kofe5a@lpon-'
'.dt1encyi d ll{l.'i T.: pz;fs7,, {; rs: !;
kim. 5E.....5. D.. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05
R:l''.o'I:.l|;li; |: J. /; ! | !. I :


;;srd Str svino:s, Mira
|trwasle. 4 ceny y nIej nlizsze !,
Ijak v innych pod dobnych
|skladach. Szczerze radz my
Wielebnenlu Polskiemu ssDu-.
cho wid1ii!stwu " Ameryce oraz
hassz.ynn as. To.w,a;rzystwom a e I 4: 3:
kos cielnym, jak sWie kim.
aby kupowaly y pani Y Sloz
miiskiej " Chicago, popic-
raJac pred edewsszystk;em pot
Ski przen1ysl. Wzglsdem
blizszlych szczego slow, doty-'5
|czacych ornament6w yra'-
b'anych j rLedawanych
przez pania w. Slonidska v
Chicago. odse1amy Szanow,.
nych Czytelnik6w do og}o-
szenia tel PAM, ktore Cd II
lat regufarnie " naszej gaze
|ele umieszczamy.
POLONIA, Wis. T. Dnia 8
grudnia odbylo slew Jordan
" Portage, Co. Wis, poswie2-'.
Genie nowego kosciola "
| Toruniu. Kosciol ten Jest.
pomiesdlllzliy Polonia = Hule
Bud Iowa pred edstaw.ia y sic lad
ME 4 ma farm erskie stosunkf
4 g,sdsses i
Jest. koscid i ma dole t!l|asy
Ola dzi'sei d s ;szk6llnych, $ b kt65yeh, ! i,
nauezycie1em jest P: Fr. Kiol- ,e J
Ebasa. Kosci6l posWiecil SAM
Ks. bisKlup Mess II
l15a q ayaiss ~: -, !. !. s...
il. JUz ! W SOUTH. + / Gill II II
CAGD niezaleznii. wichrzyt
zaczynaija. Niedaiw'o miiiiell ii
tam n1iting W salonie pana
Gryniewicza przy Commercial
ave, ma kt6lry przyiechalo
kilku warcho}6w Cd niezale1
nego Kozla, pom;e ;edzy mimi.
os'awiony szarlatan Bron;slaw
Wodzihski. Z jakas baba. oraz l..
niezalezny pryczer Zalewski, q ( !, s
. nosem czerwonym sjaks
guiarz. Byl takze i zi'Rny''
goErszyciel Dz'ewior y . Ale nai:,
tying sic ME .udal, I lbo dizielny
w,attus pan J6zef |,'E1 chocki !; I.
o;ezalezoa zgrajs Z hal hall w.
.ploszyl.
SZARLATAN BronislaW''.
Wodzi1iski ma teraz. .'''li stal;aa !; Pc W
SADIE i niezaleznych WC Ch'ca-
co. pensya S.. So dziennie.1
Obchodzii on niezal leznymi'
lklechami po kole ekcie. tlr stree. :
(gac ich, by ME oberWai Po
(sk6rze.
STEFAN X KAMINSKI w U
Buffalo. wabiacy siebie BIZ.
sk6pem. przyaresztowany
pred kilku dnianlii q sfalszo-1
wanie wekslu, przesied dial cd
POI do 11tej do I2tej Y no'cy
" zanim "a niego sta
wiono kaucya hi q
" FAIR CHILD, q
umarl v dniu s Grudnia5
.W ojeiech Kopih K''lop s., opatrz'o''ny,
|Sakra ietenai.'
L;czyl lat Pocl'o dzil {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

q. Il AY ''l.''l Ana. y; y v
a, die n o!Wege .Hio'ku q
/, Wla.d'z',e hiiiiszpahs!:kie s:
f adaa I! yspe Kube
;5l1 1aldl|aIoll1l |Ill|'ll. Stan. .Zje'd!:
noczonycl,h AmerYkl.l s.
P6}nocnej. Ma wszyst-
kich gmachach RIA
! dowych! . wywleszono
ehoragwiie ameryka'1li.-:: ::
skie sr6d huku dzia}
4 CRY ameryk'ah1skich
kapel wejskowYch,
atrole amerYkanskie
rozpedziaz}y tiumy,
grom!ad[5z,,ace z, sic pc
ulicach. Ma uroczy-
stosc zjecha4 y 3!
Vadado general But
1er, amerykanski gu
nrn atnrsKa1h hv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

" FAIRCHILD,
umarI dniu 4 5 Grudnia .
&W ojciech IS Ski, opatrzo.ny /,
Sakran1entamii swiieten,ii
L;;ezyl lat Potho odziI
/ oznadsl<
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-05

STEFAN KAMINSKI w:..
Buffalo. wab''iacy siebie BIZ.
sk6pem. przyareszt toWany
pred kilku dniannii "a sfaIszo-1
wanie wekslu, przesied dzial Cd
POI do 11tej do I2tej Y no'cy
" keziie zaninl "a niego sta /
wiono kauciY III . u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-19

G. Evans; Bib Springs to be supplied; ;
Catoosa. J. z. Murphy; Chelsa. to be sup
piled; ClaremOre, w. c. Harriett; Center
to be supplied; Caddo and Oh ec-D III, to be
supplied; Elliot and Big Creek, ; D.
Brown; Eufala, A r. Norris; Grant, Rob-
ert Rector; Hartshorn, J. i. Smith; Hold
envilie, to be supplied; I<reos, William
Robinson; Lehigh and Colgate, w. r.
Lay; Muscogee circuit, ]. ". billiard;
NOvata, B. W. Rhinehart; Oak Lodge,
Olaga and Pryor Greek, to b. supplied;
Salisbury, n. II. Oliver: South McAles-
ter, J. B. Brewington; Short Mauntain,
Talequah and Fort Gibson, Twin Noun
tain, Tulsa and Sapulpa, Wister and
Frisco, Wolfe Springs TO be supplied;
Wyandotte, w. [. Torbert: WewoKa. H.
II. Martin; Walnut Hill, Wilburton to be
supplied
Northern Districts. S. Stockweu pre-
siding elder; Z. c Deleplain; PIackburn
to be supplied; Braman, B. c. Wolfe;
Cleveland and Deer Creek to be supplied;
Excelsior, w. J. Weber; Yarber, = r. Par
Der; Ingalls,, to be supplied: Kildare,
Howard Johnson; Leila to be supplied;
Marena, D. J. NJ. Wood, harden, J. A
Davis; Newkirk. e B. Cole; Newkirk
Hem; Pawhuska. Z. q, Wager; Ponca
Agency, A. J. Simms; Saltwater, r. E.
Myers; Tonkawa, 7. j, Beach: White
Rock, T. j. Crumley; missionary to Utah,
Western District-N. NJ. Enyeart, presi-
ing elder Pond Creek; Alva, j. S. Ross;
Alva circuit, Arapahoe, to be supplied;
Augusta. Wiley Perry; Capron, 20 be
supplied; Cleo. n. W, Sampson: Columbia,
to be supplied; Concord, {. J. BS.ryfield;
Downs; J. II. Smith; Edwardsville to be
supplied; FL Reno. j.. c. Harper: Enid,
Marion Porter; Enid circuit to be sup
piled; Geary. A. ]. Meloy; blackberry.
Hennessey, Second church, indian Creek,
to be supplied; jefferson, John Morgan;
keil. TO be supplied; Kingfsher, j. w.
Sherwood; Lacy. Marshall. to be supplied
T(ra n
Enid to be supplied; Okarche, II. A Doty
Okeene. to be supplied; Pond Creek. J. NJ.
Laird; Pond Creek cvircuit, TO be sup
Lake, L. II Trimble; Taloga Union, to
be supplied; Waukomis, n. o. Stevens; !
Wewoka, Weatherford, Woodward, 10 be
supplied; Yukon. J. II. Clark.
w. e. Jones was appointed conference |
evangelist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-19
STUDENTS REUNION
Old Garfield Boys and Girls to Have a
Social Tonight.

The reunion Of the old students Of Gar
field university occurs this evening at the
old building at 2:30 clock. This is the
first reunion which has been held since
the closing of the institution nearly ten
years ago, and the old students have be
come scattered ali over the country, some
being in the Orient with the army. How
ever. quite number are expected.
The afternoon meeting will be general
reunion and at $50 the evening meeting
will convene. 1t was thought best last
night by those having the matter in
charge that the evening meeting also be
held within the university building. which
was the scene of so many memories to
those who will be present. Any later In
formation to those arriving in the city
this morning can be obtained by phone
49, or Of Frank Payne, secretary Of the
organization.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-19
CONFERENCE APPOlNTMENTLIST
As Announced by the Methodist Con-
fe1.nnee Tnr. shELlahnrnn

Guthrie. O. r.. oct. 1S-The following
are the Methods. appointments fJr the
year. as announced in the annual confer
ence just closed.
Central Di5trlct-Guthrie, J. F. Palmer
presiding elder, ATdmOre, j. T. TCl INKS:
Arlington 30 be supDled: NvOca, t. be
supplied. Belmont Rev. Mr. Jones: Car
ncy and FARMLAND, H. =. White; CIGnd-
Ter. j. a. Ferguson Ehoctaw end Nc
Loud. J. ID. Noce; Crescent cjruGr. Rev
AIR SWart2; Cushing, T. " Albcrtson:
Edmond and BTiugon l.. 3. arkin: 9th
Tie First church. r. Z. Mcbride; Guthrie,
St PauIs church y. +. Franklin: Cuth-
vie circuit ". T.. Silly: Laugston. Rev.
Mr, Hubbard. supply; Jutha~, 10 lie sup
Piled MuhaI n. .. BiIlings: Elu'hau
circuit j G. Elliot; Norman j. T. Wog-
oner; Norman circuit A. a. Jones. Noble.
circuit. G. A. Seaman: Oklahoma "'ty.
First church. j. =. Burt; Oklahoma city.
Second church. A. @. nh 1mn s3n; Ck.a-
boma City circuit TO be supplied: Pc
kins, D.. W Ross. Purcell J. l.. Smith;
Purcell circuit. 10 he supplied: Shawnee.
r. r Fletcher, Shawnee circuit. To be
supplied: stroud. ]. L. Heey. Tccumseh,
H. /. Checker Wellst5n and luJPfl a
j. Everett; West Guthrie =. ~. Keller:
South NoA'DSjar, ]. r.. Riley: Drssitirg
elder Alton and Fairlald \ II. ~htton.
Eas- ern Dis-rict-Atlka and South Nc
Ae-ter % Doe supplied, BRO vlfork. W n.
Sullivan, Bartiettsvlle and rimbls Hill.
y. Q. lewely, I,lal 6lord ami Hava-ss. T
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-19

Mr.. c. K. Cosby, of Vale Mills. Giles
county, Tenn, writes: SFive years ago
I contracted q very bad case OF kidney
trouble. I was expected TO die by all
my friends; but, to the surprise OF all, I
stiIl live, thanks to Pe-ru-na and Mama
lin,
Ernst Knobloch, GaIlitEin, Pa writes;
APe-ru-na cured me of kidney trouble.
l viii recommend your medicine be-
cause can do so truthfully."
Catsrrh of the kidneys quickly leads
to chronic Bright's disease. Pe-ru-na
should be taken atthe appearance OF the
first symptom. If taken in the early
stages of the disease Pe-ru-na is sure TO
cure every case. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh
of the kidneys simply because il cures
catarrh wherever located. No othersys-
temic catsrrh remedy has as yet been
devised. Insist upon having Pe-ru-na.
There are no medicines that can be sub
stitnted.
Mrs. L. c. Saunders. ao7 Haynes street
Atlanta, Ca, says; IL was troubled With
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trouble Is much better. 1 have i'm
proved so much that everybody wants
to know what medicine / am using. /
recommend it TO everybody and some
have commenced TO use it. The folks
all say that if DR.. Hartman's medicine
cures me it must be great" In later
letter he says: 81 am still improving In
health people call me well now. / am
still using your medicine. People want
to know what has done me so much good
and I can easily tell them"
Mr.. Brake, of Petrolea, Ontario, Can
ada, writes: Four years ago 1 had a
severe attack of Bright's Disease, which
brought me so low the doctor said moth
ing more could be done for me. began
to take Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin, and
in three months was 4 well man, and
have continued so ever since"
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it during the summer as I am sixty
nine years oldand think itstreugthens
me. 1 was very much broken down
when began to take Pe-ru-na and II
there is anything I can do for you
will do so with pleasure"
Send for free catarrh book. Address
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Columbus,
Ohio.
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STATE CLOSES ITS CASE
I'm the Trial Of Alexander Jester a
Paris 10,

A dispatch from Paris, Mo. says: The
state practically closed It's case in the
Jester murder case today, examining four
witnesses. The most important witness
was W c. Kelley, who testified 70 seeing
Jester with two mover wagons near the
west end Of the Hulen lane on January
25. 1871. He saw the old man get into the
rear wagon. He remained there for ten
minutes. when he hurriedly jumped out
and mounting the first wagon drove away
rapidly. When Jester reached the spot
where the wagons had stood he saw
big pool Of fresh blood. trail Of blood
following the wagons.
This corrpoorates the testimony OF
William Maxey, given yesterday for the
state.
A. II. Day. who lived three miles north
east of the Hulen lane identified Jester
as the man who passed his house in pos
session Of two wagons on the same morn
ing.
F T. Wetmore testified that Jester
spent the night Of January . at his liy-
cry barn in Paris He had two outfits
and slept In the wagon that had belong
ed 10 Gilbert Gates. II was developed
that from the time Gates and Jester left
Middle Grove 70 the time Jester arrived
in Paris alone with the two outfits about
twelve hours had elapsed.
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tor, prizes very highly. Here faucets and
cups are placed at the corner for the use
of the public. Mrs. Fred Alley is in charge
of the booth, and she has kindly greet
Ing for everyone.
BIG DAY AT DOLD'S BOOTH.
Yesterday was the big day at the Dold
booth, and il was estimated by the
amount Of lunch served that fully s. oo0
were visitors at this popular booth, and
of these at the very least estimate o.00e
were fed. This took in all the features Of
the spread. the sandwiches OF Rathman
pressed ham. the Dewey ham sausage,
and the hot biscuits and we!ner wursts.
The four pretty and accommodating
young ladies who are there to wait on the
public deserve the highest credit for their
patient, faithful and ever ready response
10 the innumerable calls made upon them
by the surging crowds who are bound to
pass this booth both going and coming.
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The PhiIinnineWnr

This contest is proving much more stub
torn than we had anticipated. It needs
a vigorous contest to straighten matters
out. We should tackle the Philippines
ana overcome them as Hostetters Stom-
ach Bitters does dyspepsia, indigestion,
malaria, fever and ague. and liver and
kidney diseases. The battle is short and
decisive. and for fifty years the Bitters
have always won. If you are i'll, and
don't know what's wrong, try it.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC PARTY
VIII Arrive in wichita Today on In
sPeetIoH Tour.

c. 2. Warner. vice president O tire Ms
souri, Pacific. yesterday teisgTaphed Colo
mel Murdoch that the party consisting %
Mss Helen Gould. General Manager DOd-
bridge and Frank Could would arrive in
Wichita today and remain over night.
They are making an inspection Of The
conpany's lines in the southwest
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CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS.
(Pe-ru-ns never fails to cure it,

Mr.. John Vance, member Of Company
I, list Ohio Infantry, First Brigade, Sec
ond Division, Fourth Army Corps, who
lives at Hartford City, Ind, in 8 letter
dated June 9TH, 1889, says: Ny kidney
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;ICKNER cONsERvAToRY sTRN0-

Visions - the Alh2nlbra. sith itH Foft
strains q music floating rom tower "a
easement come 'o Gre EsuH fhe
booth u Baraev 80 Newc NIB ~ tne
street fair. - approached Tnere IS u@- D.
Ing Spanish 20 BE seen -GW@ra-- tlt t1e
Instruments used % produce he t-51--
tive sounds that steal upon IRE ear
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The Mandolin orchestra 0f the Sick
ner Conservatory Of Music. furnish
concert program. comprising The mos
popular. new selections each afternouu
and evening az this booth.
The APPRECIATION of this attraction is
manifest bY the size n the crowd that
gathers 20 tsteu as one number follow
another each nearer seemingly 10Th 90
move on, and make was f4r those be
htui
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ANOTHER BANK AT KlNGFISHER
Central state Bank Files Articles
Capital to be So OO0.

Guthrie, O. T., Oct. 18-The charter of
the Central State bank of Kingfsher has
been filed with the secretary of he bank
ing board. The capital stock is $500 and
the incorporates are A J. Seay, George
Newer, J. A. Overstreet, J. Z. Tincher
and j c. COndit
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ge aa1ieta 1aiu Eagles Thursday orsire 0eober g. 1888

dog is private property and cannot be
taken without due process of law with
out violating both state and national con-
stitutions." A dog is not killed in Ohio
without the liability of heavy damages.
The legislator of some OF the states. as
West Virginia, appropriate money Tor hn-
mana
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HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS

All doctors told Ren.ck Hamilton. q
West Jefferson. o. after suffering
eighteen months from Rectal Fistuia, re
would die unless a costly operation was
performed; but ne cured himself with I've
boxes OF Bucklins ArnIca Saivc. The
surest pile cure on earth, and the best
Salve in the world. = cents q box Sold
by G. Gehring druggist
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Purely Vegetable.

All others contain potash and mer-
curry, the most dangerous OF minerals.
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