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WANTS FORTS DESTROYED.
Germany Would Leave China without
Coast Defenses.

BERLIN. Sept 20.-It is reported on
trustworthy authority in Shanghai, says a
dispatch to the Lokal Anzeiger. that Ger
many will insist upon the destruction of the
Chinese coast defenses and the Yang-Tse
forts as conditions of her entrance upon
peace negotiations.
The Fresinninge Zeitung, referring to
Count Won Waldersee's expected arrival at
Shanghai tomorrow. where he will stay
several hours to witness a parade of for
eign troops held in his honor calls the in
cident a new edition of Waldersee nom
sense
Referring to the appointment of two Of
the southern viceroys advisory peace
commissioners, the German Foreign Office
said to-day that these functionaries were
more friendly to foreigners than the north
ern and central viceroys, and were hence
acceptable to Germany and presumably
also to the other powers.
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ROGER w0LCoTT DECLINES.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-President Nc
Kinley has been advised by Ex-Governor
Roger Wolcott. of Massachusetts,, of his
declination OF the offer of the post of am
bassador TO Italy. The position was ten
dered Mr.. Wolcott upon the receipt of the
resignation of Ambassador Draper.
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obituary..

CHICAGO, Sept 2o.--Wiliiam W. Ken
nedy. who was chief OF police Of Chicago
during the days of the big fire. and for sew
eral years prior TO that time. was found
dead in his bed tonight. Heart disease Is
supposed 10 have caused his death. He was
seventy-five years old
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. n.--Judge ].
NJ. Bonner capitalist and banker of New
orleans. died OF heart disease at the Cali
fornia Club to-day while conversing with
ri
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Lost 33 Per Cent. of Their
Small Force I'm the Fight on
Laguna De Bay.
WERE VASTLY 0UTNUMBERED
AND COMPELLED TO WADE IN
WATER UP TO THEIR WAISTS.
Names of the Killed and Wounded,
Capt. Mitchell Heading the List
Filipino Casualties.

WASHINGTON, Sept. pa dispatch has
been received from General Macarthur
which confirms the report cabled to the
Associated Press from Manila regarding
the activity of the insurgents. The dis
patch follows:
Considerable activity throughout Luzon.
Fighting reported in vicinity of Carig and
Estella, Isabella province. Insurgents estl-
mated at 500; probably much exaggerated,
district heretofore quiet. In the HOGAN
provinces Samuel b. Young, (brigadler
generaD reports numerous small affairs
and has called so emphaticaliy for more
forces that kingsbury's squadron of the
Third Cavalry and Borden's battalion or
the Fifth Infantry, have been sent him.
The other battalion or the Firth, VIII r De
sent TO same destination, upon arrival. The
country north of Pasig, including all OF
Bulacan, is very much disturbed and
numerous contacts with small parties
throughout that district are reported.
South of Pasig, including Tsyabas prov
ince duzon) the same conditions obtain.
This activity has been anticipated and re-
Aug 81.
ION Sept. l6, David D. Mitchell Captain
Fifteen Infantry. with ninety men OF
Company L, Fifteenth Infantry from SIM
loan, Laguna province, attacked the insur-
gent General Cables, who had 500 men In
position at Mavilac same province.
desperate fight ensued which was pushed
from the front with great pertinacity by
Mitchell. across a causeway and through
water waist deep An attack under George
Cooke. captain, with forty men of Com
rany X, Fifteen Infantry and ten men of
Company b, Thirty-eighth Volunteer In
fantry, could not reach the enemy's posi-
ton because of high water in arm of
the lake which could not be crossed The
entire country was afioat in consequence
of recent rains. This very much impeded
minutes of fighting the command was
withdrawn to Siniloan.
ION renewal of operations on the 18th
il was found the insurgents had escaped
from Mavilac the previous night. most Of
them, no doubt, going back into contiguous
barriers to disappear for the time being, or
until called into field again, as peaceful
amigos. The casualties all occurred in
Mitchells command, consisting of 100 men,
four officers.
General Macarthur then gives the follow
ing list of ca ana lilies.
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STATE FAIR WEATHER.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Ohio-Fair on Friday; warmer In
southern portion; Saturday fair; fresh
southerly to westerly winds.
For Illinois-Fair on Friday; warmer IN
extreme southern portion; Saturday fair;
fresh westerly winds. becoming variable.
For Indiana-Fair on Friday and Satur-
day. fresh southerly to westerly winds.
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VCO4NOLOi1 DID It 1NODt It 1fsoI <fUr.I
United States. Mr.. Barton also advocated
the building of sea wall around Calves
ton. which he said would protect the city
and inspire confidence.
The largest loss of single family by the
flood Is that of the Ratteseaus, who re-
sided down the island. OF a family of
fcrty-five, forty-two were lost.
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CHARITIES. France. Sept. 2o--The grand
maneuvers of the French army were con-
cluded this morning with the presidential
review. The whole body of troops num-
view took place on plain five miles from
here. An immense concourse OF spectators
was present. The troops were reviewed BY
President Loubet.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.--A IRE at zoe TO zoos
Morgan street resulted IN the in1uring OF
seven hremen by falling walls One. Jack
OBrien. will die. and another. Frank
Doerer, may die. The loss was }D.0o.
mostly sustained by the HarEadino-1Eo-
kittrick Dry Goods Company.
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FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 20.-Company
A, Twenty-fifth Infantry, colored stationed
at Fort Bliss, has been ordered TO join
Companies q and ID at San Antonio and
proceed to the Philippines. They will
leave fO-morrOR.
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The Galveston fund being raised in Paris
has reached 100000 francs.
The fund being raised by London bankers
with American connections has already
reached f3,500
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TIEN-TsIN. Sept 2o.-The American
postal arrangements are completed for
Tien-Tsin. Branch ofYices have been opened
at the different points where the United
States troops are stationed. and the serv1oo
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Company L, Fifteenth Infantry.
Killed and Dead of Wounds

-hllleU ana DedQ OF WOunuS.-
DAVID d. MITCHELL, captain.
GEORGE A. COOPER, second lieutenant.
WILLIAM FITZGERALD, first sergeant.
EVERMOND d. HART, sergeant.
LAuRITz JENSEN, corporal
GEORGE r. HORTON. private.
THOMAS p. KELLEY, private.
THOMAS MULREY, private.
JOHN p. BRINK, private.
WILLIAM l.. BANKER, private.
ARTHUR S. MANSFIELD, private.
THOMAS L. PITCHER. private.
SCOTT L. SMITH, private.
RICHARD TAYLOR, private.
EDWARD M. NEIL. private.
FRED DUGGAN, private.
EMANUEL KAUFMAN. private.
Wounded
CHARLES OSWALD, corporal.
WILLIAM II. POLICY, corporal.
BENZ. OWENS, private.
MICHAEL KELLEY private.
OTTO F. H. BATTLE, private.
EVERETT MATTLACK, private.
Mitchell j. HENNESSY, private.
ANTHONY KEARNEY. private.
HARRY PERRY, private
CHARLES r. DEBAUGH, private.
Co. L, Thirty-seventh Vol. Infantry.
Killed and Died of Wounds
THOMAS P. A. HOWE, first sergeant
EDWARD ]. GODAFiL, private.
EDWARD STALLCUP, private.
ALFRED j. MUELLER, private.
JAMES c. West, private.
Wounded
s JOHN z. MORAN, captain.
ROBERT MAHAFFY, sergeant.
FRANK E. STOREY, corporal.
FRANK T. BELL, private.
WILLIAM s. BRADLEY, private.
MORLEY T. CRIssWHITE. private.
DAVID DAY, private.
CORNELIUS F. GENLEY, private.
Concluding his cablegram General Mac
Arthur says: "Thirty-three per cent. is a
profoundly impressive loss and indicates
the stubbornness of fight, the fearless lead
ership of the officers and the splendid re-
Spouse of men.
1.-The insurgent loss, as far as known,
was ten killed, and twenty wounded,
among the former being Colonel Fidel."
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mously selected Prof. z. Dana Durand, late
OF the Leland Stanford University, Califor-
MIA. as secretary OF the commission. vice
William z. Sackett. OF New Jersey. whose
services have been discontinued.
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Take Laxative Eromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL IL fails to cure.
L. w. Groves signature IL on each box sc
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept. 20-United
States Senator Benjamin f. Tillman adj
dressed Democratic gathering Of 1.5oe
persons at the South Side Turner Hall to-
night, combining his remarks chiefly 10 So
called Imperialism. He was frequently APP
plauded. zone burning question" he said.
us TO determine whether or not you VIII
retain republic to live under, or whether
you will set up military despotism." The
Porto Rican tariff law he characterized -
a ''damnable act, for which you will rise
up and call the Republican party 10 ac-
count" He urged his hearers TO rise above
party and vote for principle and liberty.
that they were 10 decide whether the Cor
stitution and flag go together. Taking up
the argument of the full dinner pail the
speaker told his listeners to tell the Repub-
licans that slaves heretofore have had
full dinner pals"
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HEAVY LOSSES.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.)
to a more definite shape, but that there had
been no final action. 1t is expected that
this final decision will be taken at the Cab
met meeting tomorrow, and announcement
concerning 1t may be made before the Pres
ident leaves for Canton tomorrow night.
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MOVEMENT AGAINST BOXERS.
Column Sent tn OpeI
the PASSES North Of Picking.

copyright. 1909. by the Associated Press.l
PEKING. Sept. Is. via Taku. Sept IA
Active military operations are about to be
resumed with view of insuring coal and
food supplies. opening the northern passes
and restoring trade
General chsfzes and General Barrow. $50
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Bar. Their. r. II. Wind. Weather. Pre-
z a. m.-29.99 "a ~ South. 1t RAIN 026
p. m .29.ss 81 IS South. Clear. 01S
Maximum temperature. "A; minimum tenn
perature. So.
Following Is comparative statement of
the mean temperature and total precipita-
ton for Sept. 20:
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will be carried as soon as possible to Pc
king
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Co. L, Thirty-seventh Vol. Infantr
Killed and Died of Wounds

THOMAS p. A. HOWE, first sergeant
EDWARD j. GODAT1L, private.
GEORGE HAIGHT, private.
EDWARD STALLCUP, private.
ALFRED j. MUELLER, private.
LANES C. West nrivafa
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stai ur.ad.ony dnis sgo maja obch6d
Konstytuoji Sgo Majs.
Program byi nastepujscy: 1. Oh.
zmudowioz, jake preses obohodu, otwo
rzys uroo.ystosc d2uAs.em pr.em6wie.
MEM, w~yjaSniajso sgromadsonej pu.
b~liOznosoi snao.enie K~onstytuoji. 2. Oh.
Szymankiewioz spiew, solo. s. De
klamaoja panny Soholewskiej. 4. Mo-
wa polska oh. Debskiego : Brooklyna.
b. Deklamacja oh. Smialowskiego. 8.
Mowa polska oh. B~ialeokiego. Z. De
klamaoja PAM Zmudowic.. 8. w koh
on .ywy obraz, pr.edstawiajsoy Konsty.
tuoje 3go msja.
Publioznos6 zebrala sic bardzo ME
licznie.
p. Bia9ecki, sekr. obohodu.
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A. Lukassewiosa na przewodnicssoego.
Przewodniczac- powo}al niaej podpisa.
n'go ma Sex. Potem mast. spiew ,,Bo.
2e Q 4 Polske."
Oh. NJ. A. kukassewicx mis1 edoxvt
stosowny do tel uroosystosci. 2. Spiew
,Orze& bialy." 8. M wa Oh. L. Lewan.
dowskiego, kt6rv wyt3omaozy' znao.enie
K~onstytuoji Sgo Msjs a t.k4e pr.yo.y
ny ro'bioru Polls j. 4. Spiew ,.wiatr
wionss dumnie". 5 Oh. Jan Liiewski
saProsil do ssssdki ma Skarb Marc.
dovU zebral $1.45 kt "a to sumo
oddal podkomisarzowi M. A. ku.
kassew'o' do odes2ania. Byl to wszny
dsieh ola mas polakow, t,lko szkoda ae
wielu niedbslyoh ME stawiso sic ma tax
waAns rrocsystost, ola mas polakow, a
.wiassosa tn " Ameryce gdzie many
wolnoSc oecho izi6 dni nasse narodowe.
Ws1ystkim, kt-r.y pr.yczynili sic do
u~swietnienia obchodu, .asylam serde.
czne, staroPolskie Bog .apsa6. Da, b.
4e, ably K~onstytuoja Sgo Msja W MEDIA
'ekiej Pr.ys,losoi oglos.ona zosta2a W
wolnej Polsoe.
Andrzej Modal,
sekr. OBJ hodu.
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'beonie ole piscym biede. ab, smy lem ,
takae sill I pomoca. 4. Ork estra. 8.
Deklamacja oh. Prrybyl wiosa. 9.
SPiov Tow. Lutnia. z. Deklsmaoja OBJ.
Masur. 8. Konoert 7 ~. Mu.yo.nsgo
Ssopena. Ma sakohosenie ,~aspiewano
hymn nBoze cos Polls g." Pc obchodz Q
odbyi sic bal ! PREY doborowej mus, oe
prof. Kiejdynga, bawiono sic ochoo.o
do samego rama.
Il. Pogorselski,
sekr. obchodu.
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Zfamane drzewO

Csy widsielisoie kisdy podozas pick
mel wiosny W zlotym miesisou msju,
Pomiedsy lis6mi, paoakamii kwiatami-
z4smane drzewo? Csarodziejska wiosna
wywoaAla pare listkow do ayoi, . 50.
ohego pnia ptsszki spiewsja okolo ME.
go ale mimowoli. pstrzao ma to, dozna.
jenny uozuoia melanoholi nego. Ia ga.
mo jest z cz1owiekiem, kt6rego zdrowie
jest z4amaue Gdzie jest pod.iwianie
pieknosol, gdzie jest w6wo.as sila ~
ola Leoz por6wnanie to ME jest jesz
cze zuPelnem. Tam jest zycie tylko
W okofo, a tn jest wewnatrz mas ! ME
moze b,6 W kr6tkim ozasie wzmoonio.
ne. Jezeli czujesz sic siabym, zmeczo.
nym, melancholijnym, Tub nerwowym,
badz Pewny, ze zoladek tw6i ME Jest
" ~porzadku i masz nieozysta krew.
Spr6 1uj wtedy najlepszego lekarstwa
ma take wypadki = Trinera Amerykah.
skiego Ell xiru Gorskiego Wilma, ktnre
ttys'aoom przywr6cilo juz siie musku.
Tow i weso&e usposobienie. Do nabyola
u aPtekarzy Tub u fabrykants
J0zEFA TRINERA,
437 w. 18th ST., Chicago, Ill.
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kowanie ssan. ZarzsdoNi Csutr. Wv.
Mar Fol. IA r1etelne wyp&sceuie mi
Posmiertnego " sumie 100000 DO 6. o.
meAu moim Tomaszu Szajdzis. Take
d'iekuje grupie 3S W Buffalo, N. Y,
DO kt6rej &. p. MAJ moi nale.al
Jnlionnd Sso;11
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-17
Houston, Tex.


Mech / mnie bedzie woIno skreslic
kilka SLOW o mas, polsksch, zapieszka.
lyoh ma dalekiem poludniu, oddalonych
tysiaoami mil cd nassej shawnee amery.
kahskiej stolioy, dad zna6 szerszemu
kofu' ae j my syjemy, praoujemy ma nj.
vie Pat~rjotyoznej, ohooiaz oddaleni ola.
lem, asoaymy sic duchem jednosoi i
pracy, odczuwamy potrzeby naszego ME.
szosesliwego, rozerwauogo narodu.
w niedsiele. dnia 6 maja, urzadzilis-
my oboh6d Konstytuoji 3go Msja W
rezydencji OBJ. T. Skorupihskiego. Lioz.
ME aebrana publ'ozuosc po brzegi wy.
peiniaa sale. Niasj podpisany zagail
obch6d MOVIE, wykazawszy Gel zsbrania
i ~dziekujac "a tax liozny wsp6ludzia}
rodak6w rodaczek. Ma prezydujsoe-
go sostal powoiany przez aklamaoje
DR.. A. Zielihski, ma se~kretarza nizej
podpisany. Program zosta} wykonany
bard1o dobrze i byl bogato urozmaioo
nym. Move wygsou1 p. w. Toma.
szewski o obowia.kach polaka ma OBJ.
czyzoie pielegnowaniu polskiego je
zyka | zaszozepianiu W Mode pokolenia
miaosci do kraju maoiersystego. Pan
Stanisiaw Sawka - spiew solo ,,Trzy
karty historic Polskiej'; spiew znako.
nifty, g1os sy~mpatyczny. PAM M. Ora
bowska nova o obowiazkaoh matki
polki, wypowiedziana z zapatem pa
trJosyoznym. Pan j. Ignasiak i pani
M. Grabowska = duet ,Piesh CAVIAR
tak6w". PAM Maria Sztolo - nova
o przesladowaniu polak6w pod zaborem
pruskim / o obowiazku pielegnowania
jezyka ~Polskiego. Nova byla wypo-
wiedziana z emfaza. pelna zapalu, po-
rywajaoa, to tez ME Jednemu w~ycisne}a
Icy, wssyscy obeoni byli zaohwyoeni, a
Prelegentke obsyPali huczuymi oklaska.
mi. Pan Aodrzej Graoowski wypowie
dzisi MOVE o wzroscie tel wielkiej i
zoakomitej instytuoji, jaka jest zwia-
EEK Narodowy Polski. Ma ~zako6ozenis
nizej Podpisany opowiedsiai przebieg
Konstytuoji 3so maja, ~usi}owania pola.
k6w zrzuoenia Jarzma, / zyoie tego Una.
komitego wodza " sukmanie, ktory mas
okry& ma obu p6lkulsch niesmiertelna
slave, Mowqa zostal OBJ Iarzony rzesis.
tymi oklasksmi.
Panic: Maria Mahkowska | M. Sztolo
zajesy sic zbieraniem skiadki ma pomnik
Tadeusza Kosoiusski / zebraiy $3.O5,
ktore to z ~niniejsza korespondencjs
~przeselam.
u. r.. u. De Mohkooski,
sekr. obchodu.
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North Little Rock, Ark.

Dnia ego t. m, "a iniojstywa Tow.
Pulaski Grups q. ~. P. No. 178, OBJ.
chodzilismy Pamistke Konstytuoji 3go
Ma a " domu %. M. A. kukaszewioza
o godz 3ciej pc pol. Program byl nat.
Prezes, Wojoiech Bojarski, rospoczs}
krotks przemowa, poczsm powosal M.
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Brooklyn, N. Y.

w sobote, dnia 5go ma a RIB. o godz.
Tel wieozorem, zeb'aly sic towarzystwa
poiskie, biorace udzia' obchodzie, do
hall o.. Kriwaozy 213 Forsyth str. New
> York a " gods. Sci. pod dow6d,twem
majora Strze'o6w, oh. Boguslawskisgo,
nastaO'a wymarsz do Brooklyna. Tupod
N. AZ Grand str. " sail OBJ. Bentziga
towarzystwa Brooklyhskie pod do.
wodstwem kapitsns Krakus6w, OBJ.
Zywiokiego, oozekiwaly IA przybycie
tow. nowojorskioh.
Masterpieces towsrzystwa w.iely udzia.
" obohodzie: Battalion w. P. Strzel.
cow, Legion w. P. Krakusow Tow.
Harmonja. Tow. sw. Alojzego. Grupy
zwiasko Mar. Pol. N. 80. Polonja. N.
A.. III Maj. z Brooklyna, Nv Oidzia}
w. p. Krakus6w, Tow. Rzemieslnikow
i-Praemysaowoow, Tow. Obywateli pol
Tow. MAfaohowskieg , Tow. Miodsiezs
l Tow. Ksieoia J6zefa Poniatowskiego.
Grupy Wv. Mar. Polls. 81. Jan III So.
bieski. N. 81 Pu}awski, N. 43 Bialy O.
reel, N. 181. Ogniwo Braci Pol, N. 1872.
Rzemieslnik6w, N. Ais Braoi Pol. lit.
wy. Zfaczyws'y sic. towarzystwa pom a.
szerow'3y do Cecilia Hall, prey Grand
Str. 0 godz. loci prezes komitetu, OBJ.
w. Kamihski, otworzyl oboh6d W krot.
kioh slowach pelnyoh ducha / patr otyz.
mu, proszac weterannw z o~statnieeo
powstanis, ably zajeli miejsoa ma estra.
die, jak rowniez | prezesow towarzystw
| gruP, bioracyOh u izial W obohodzie.
ezesem obchodu obrauy zostat we.
teran oh. st. Nawrooki, sekretarzem nj.
zej podpisany. Program byl nastepuja
cy: 1. Oiczyt OBJ. st. Nawrockiego. O
n zeniu i doniossosoi Konstytuoji
I'Ieo Maja. 2 Spiew Tow. Harmonic.
3. Now z~wiszkowoa, OBJ. w. Kami6.
skiego. Mowca zaznsozy}, ze malo DO.
Pieramy cele narodowe, ze wrogowie
nasi buduja pomniki ola w~ieszatieli a
my ME nozemy sic zdobyc ma pomuik
ola bohatera naszego, Tsdeusza Kos.
ciusaki W Chicago | abysmy psmietali o
Skarbie Narodowym, ably to oentowe
ofary, skiadans ma o{tarzu Ojozyzny
.naszeb p~rzyozyni'y sic do oswobodzenia
Polskii Panic: Biaid ! p. Scbeda, pan.
ny: X. Ssnura. S. Majohrsak, Amsu,6.
ssa, Tawursks, kobazidsks, Jogrowska
zsjef sic kolekta ! zebra{y ma ten Gel
$29 ! 27o. TAX wysoka sums ME bysa ze-
brana dotychozas ma aadnym oboho.
die. Oh. w. Kami6ski w~soomnia{ n
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P~OdZiekOwanie.

ia, nizej podpisana, sk}adam stare.
Polskie Bog zaP'sc j serdeozns pcdzie
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Burlington Route.

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p,,,,.., s,u,j. ..rhe BURLINGTON. North.
,,, p,,iu, ~I.ypre--." n New Daily
rhr,,yh Train from Kansas CITY and
-, J,.c,h s,r Lincoln. Nor,bwc.,
N,hr,.kn. Rlurk Hills, Wyoming,
N,,,.,, WASHINGTON. Tacoma.
s.,,,l.. puy,, Sound and Portland,
ur,you, via Killings. Montana the
.,,,,, lin, ,,J Tim, .ny.r To the In.
49,, T., Central Montana
Il, A., b,u,.. =, tho Puget sound in ~
,,,,,. ,r,m IN. Missouri River.
rh,,,n,b ,.,,,.b,- and ,bnir cars.
,h,,,u,,h ,,,ri-, steamers. through din.
ina, ,,, .,,yi,r and standard ~.lcppcr-,
mi. 4. ,h,. main travelled roud Mis-.
.,,ri i,iv,r =, the Northwest,
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Portland. 1aoom,. SEATTLE. Cheap

Union %l'ariti" Low Rates. Kansas
cit, IL Portland. Tacoma az S"a'tl,.
only Sa>.W one way. only ~ M
round trip. Ticket Onlr". lr~ Main
street. Telephone. lln.
OGDEN. SALT LAKE Low RATES.
Dul, $a.i.oo on" way aud only 5000
round,rip, kan-a.t'i' To- Ogden. salt
LAX. aud Utah Points. via Union Pa.
,iiir. Ticket Oni"c. lUn Main street.
Telephone. llWp.
WTTE ASH iiEI.ENA VERY Low.
The Union Pacific Excursion Rates
10 HUT" anu Helena from Kansas
cit, M" ~ iullow-: One way S23,UD.
Round "trip 50. city Ticket Office,
iTU slain street. Telephone, llUn,
rNIoN rA'Ific Low RATES
Portland, Spokane. Tacoma and
S.a,tl" oul, Sa>.W one way: only
S'i.,n round trip. Ogden. sal, Lake.
Butte nml Helena only S23,Nn one way:
"nl, StnD round trip. other low
rates, Ticket Dt,icc. | .On Main street.
Telephone, ilm.
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Alton Ticket Bargains.

Rates to- Ogden. Salt Lake city.
Helena. Bate. spokane. Portland,
Tacoma. Seattle. and "a majority of
points West aud Northwest. will bp
cut in half by the chicago n Alton.
Ortohcr ~. November ii. ~. ~ and %.
lNM. February u. ~ aud vi. March
=. u. ~ aud ~. April .. III. - and ~.
lnbl. Secure the hest accOmmoda-
tion-. the finest scenery and the mos,
liberal choice of routes. For complete
particulars call on NJ address
u. g.. STipHAM,
Ticket Agent. ChicagoN Alton liy..
Marshall. Mo.
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Discovered by u Woman.

have discovered u ositivc cure
for all female diseases and the piles.
II never fails to cure the piles from
any cause or in either cx. or any of
III" diseases peculiar to omc such
~ l.~urorrho"a. di-plar.mn,-. ulcer.
a,iun-. granula,inn. etc will gladly
mail u free box of ia. rrmcd, to every
sufferer. A.ddrr-.
Mis-. y. !. CAMPBELL. Agent.
Marshall. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Trustees S,lr.

Whereas. Henry \. Dunbar and
Carrie NJ. Dunbar. his wife, hy their
certain deed al trust dated lay sth.
i>Dl. aud recorded In III" office of the
Recorder of 'l)-cl- Tor saline county.
Missouri. IN i,ook -. Page lw. did
convey Ia the undersigned trustee the
follow Ing de-rribcd real estate. -ituut-
ed IN saline county. Missouri. to.wit:
at number six %, block number two
.. of Nun.,onc'- addition Ia the city
of Marshall. which said convey amcc
was made Ia secure The payment at
certain promi--ory note, IN said deed
Of trust described: nni. whereas. dr.
fault has been made Ia the pay ment of
said notes. aud whereas. y. u. Noble.
trustee. j. dead. aud. therefore. /. 10.
>,ph wilson. sheriff al Saline coun-
~, Missouri, IN accordance with IN"
provisions Of said deed ~ trust, and
n, IA" rcuu"-, of the legal holder Of
said Notes, aud 10y virtue ~ the power
aud authority IN me- vested 10y said
deed ot trust, viii, ON
SATURDAY. DECENT ER IL. l.AU.
at the south front door of the Court
House la Marshall. Satin" county.
Missouri. between the hours of nine
o'rlnrk IN the forenoon and five o'rlock
In tl" afternoon. proceed 10 sell tn"
property above described. M public
v"nIun Ia the highest bidder tor cash.
Tor the purpose Of satisfying said
notes aud pa! Ing the expenses Of exc.
cutting this trust.
JOSEPH WILSON.
l2.N Sheriff and Trustee,
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What Sh III We Have for Desert?

This question arises IN IA" family
every day. let H. answer II to-day.
Try jrll.D. u delicious dessert. Pre-
pared In two minutes. M baking.
yor-: Lennon. Orange. Raspberry
and strawberry. AZ Your g%r""ri"-.
lUs't-.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14

We loan money ~ > per cent on
farm property, No red tape borrow
49, reserves the right to pay any ar all
principal any interest pay day, 'all
aud See IL,
toNHA ~ y DAWES,
Ea-, Side square,
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-14
Jrll.0, The New Dessert,

plrn,r- all the family, four FlavOrs:
Lennon. Orange, l%;a-phmiry and
strawberry. N your gr"""r.. lorts'
TRY /, to-day.