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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
Mary Owen Believes Condemned
Prisoner Is tine Man Who
-. Deserted Her.
SHE IS LIVING IN ST. LOUIS.
He Abductcd Their Child From
Beardsiown. Ills Sentenced
To Be Hanged February
n, l9)l-The Crime.

Mrs. Mary owen Of No il"l North Main
street '.iiry'S thai John owen alias I:ad-
,nii". "h" ,S now under : u'.i..,. ~ d,:,th
10y muid'r IN M5tjnOI.. Ill. j. h.r htlSba nd.
VINO. she SAYS. 'i"-'rt,i U.T ~ .'..rI-t,vn.
IN. Nv" wears aS". anH Iit.rNarIi alb
huci"d their ll-F"ar-Uii son. jos.
NfS. owen ..ts not laid YES on her hu--
nan or son sine. although sh. has made
.iIlStni %drch To iiud a Trace. oi the boy
~" -'iNS Sh" does n"t care what h"rom, =
'i hrf husband. who, She say. neglect ed
ana abused her and IL, boy ttl:t'a. the last
''M vars "t their Earsirri ILL.
wv Is 70 hih@ rhuary Il, 1901. for the
Mrs. O%rn. rcadIn- ia Il local paper an
account of tn" trial al IT,. men UI th.. muir
u'r charge, was 1T once STRUCK Wl;h The
G,iri that the murderer was her husband
Sh" based this belle. On he description
puhilSil'd 90 owen. and uu thr fa.t that
wren d" deserted her 10 had Lp.n with "A
man named I5ail.y. WI,h tn. L.,..f in mind
"hi hoping 10 y cover p,.-sssSiuu Of h,r
n"y, Mr. o",n Engaged Attorney Lam
81. u,iI Ma.th'f ',i, :" communicate with IN"
li"S' U'inT Mi'sn'% Of N"ttuun. 10 learn
whether the condemned tnun was Mr.
Owens husband and. If 50. To- learn from
him what had Lcroin. Of ~. Iuv.
Mr.. Waltn'r has not vet received a reply
to his letter.
Owen lett Rcards,own in company with
nam" of his a"c"nIlic- IN tha crime. owen
and Daley assaulted Iioeu" uH a Big Four
train between This city and TCrre li;iutr.
and owen emitted th, contents Of two r,.-
volvcrs into - CUES body. afterwards TAX
i'r all his N.ctIH'S ValtlIi.es
~ the trial ia the f,d=I~ County circuit
Court. owen confessed ami was sentenced
I" capital punishment. DALEY vas sem
irnc"1 10 serve forty years in the reniten-
tiary.
Through his attorney. Lambert T. Wal
fher "f this city. Mrs owen has made in
quiries Of the prison authorities at Mattoon
In order To- locate her mis- ing son.
owen denies that the woman l. his wife,
but circumstantial evidence and admissions
previously made to the turnkey tend 10 cast
a doubt on the truth of his statement Tn.
authorities believe that he IL the wOman'>
husband, and that he deserted the child for
some revenseful motive. owen Is in such
precariGus condition of health that il Is
believed he will not live long enough TO
pay the legal penalty Of his crime.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Peter Cooper Hewitt Says 1t May
RevOlutionize the business.
REpUBIIC SPECIAL

ItFs'I BIO SPEt M
New York Dec. Peter Cooper Hewitt
son of former Mayor .tnTam :. Hewitt. has
Just finished successful oXyerimcnts which
may revolUtiOr;ze electric ilShtiuE He nas
been working on the problem for several
Years. and now feels that his experiments :
have been successful. Mr.. Hewitt. whose
laboratory ts high up in tha tower in MIdi-
son square Garden. deciincd to-day TO give
any details concerning hiS discovery. He
said he was not ready II do 50. but that
when he WAS ne would gladly take the
public Into his confidence.
Yes" Mr.. Hewitt said. In answer TO
questions. Il have been striving tn get a
commercial vapor Hight. and. although I had
no reason TO expect that | WOULD ha able
to do So. ! am satisfied that have sue
'eec"G. but do not care to talk about the
matter Just vet. and would rather have
nothing said about 1t at present"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
ROER COLONY ARRANGED FOR.
Seventy Families to Settle in New
York City Outskirts.

REPt' BLIC SPECIAL.
New York Dec. 5.-On the outskirts Of
New York City a colony of Beers l. TO be
established. Seventy families who have re-
solved not TO live under the British na;;
are to form settlement between Hicks
Vile and Syosset. I'm Nassau County. Lon.
Island. and apply to the richer farm lands
there the industry that has enabled them
to win sustenance from tn. barren African
yeldt. This project is backed not alone by
American. but English capital. Its prin-
cipal support. however, comes from the
Buer Refugee Aid Committee. composed
chiefly % members of old Dutch families in
Ainericc who have relatives among the
Boer lighting men and officials.
A tract of land which will permit the al
lotment of from five to twenty-five acres to
each of the seventy families has been pur
chased by the committee. The first MEM
bors OF the colony are expected to arrive
here on December 2S They will be taken
care of through the winter and will then he
supplied with funds for the purpose OF
equippinS theMsel ~ farming
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
HOLY ROSARY CELEBRATION.
Meeting Tonight Will Complete
ArIan gements.

meeting will be held In the school hail
at Newstead and Margaret avenues this
evening to complete arrangements for the
fitting celebration cf the ninth anniversary
of the dedication of Holy Rosary Church
December IL.
y circular letter has been addressed TO
each member of tn" congregation asking
him or her TO be present at the meeting.
This letter Is signed by Thomas Malon.y.
VI. II. Scanlon. John Paule. q. i. Curran.
John y. burlington. Emmet Layton. John
Crowley and L. i. MulMolland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06

New York. Dec. 5.-Arrived: Menomiuee.
London: Colombia. Genoa
Plymouth. Dec. ARRIVED: Pretoria New
York, for Hamburg.
Southampton, Dec. ARRIVED: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York, for
Bremen
Liverpool. Dec. 5-Arrived: Nomadic, 9Th.
Oceanic, New York; Ultonia. Boston. Sailed
tufic. New York.
Manila. Dec. ARRIVED: Port Stephens,
San Francisco, via Honolulu
Samarang. Oct 30.-Sailed: Royalist, Van
couver. British Columbia
Boulogne, Dec; 4.-Sailed: Bulgaria from
Hamburg. New York.
Queenstown. Dec 5-Sailed: Ivernia from
Liverpool Boston.
New York. Dec. 5-Sailed: St. Louis
Southampton: Noordland. Antwerp: Teuton-
ic Liverpool; Gutheil. Bremerhaven.
Fong-kong. Dec. 5-Arrived: Steamer
Gaelic, San Francisco via Honolulu. Yoko-
hama. Nagasaki and Shanghai: Glenogle.
Tacoma and Victoria. via Yokohama. Kobe
and Shanghai.
Boston, Dec 5-Sailed: Steamers New
England. Liverpool, via Queenstown; Bo-
hemian. Liverpool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
ST. LOUIS ASSAY OFFICE CLOSED.
Secretary Gage Advises That There
he No Appropriation.

EEE'I I'I.IC SIEtIAi.
Washington. Dec. 5-As was noted in
these dispatches last night. the Approprid-
tions Committee failed To make provision
for further work at the -. Louis Assay
Once, thus cutting Off $3.50 heretofore paid
annually to this establishment.
This action was taken at the request Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, who advised
the committee to lop it off. as the assay
office was used meinly for testing old
jewelry. etc.
Representative Benton of Neosho, a MEM
Der of tie committee tried TO have the ap-
preparation continued. hut in the face OF
could not be done
If necessity for continuing the assay Office
can be shown. the item can be put back in
the Senate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
TO RESTORE HER HEARING.
Unusual and Expensive Operation
on Miss ROckefeller's Ears.
REpUPTJC SPECIAL,

REPU BI,IC SPECIAL.
Cleveland. o.. Dec. 5.-When Miss Alta
Rockefeller gets her new eardrums and
not until then. will she marry the Chicago
lawyer to whom she has been engaged for
some months. The Standard Oil heiress is
in Vienna undergoing one of the most eX-
pensive operations ever undertaken.
1t Is hoped that the operation will make
ii possible for her to hear ordinary sounds
something that has been impossible to her
since, when a little girl. she had scarlet
fever.
Such feat has only been accomplished
was kept a profound secret here. Miss
Rockefellers hardness of hearing resulted
from scarlet fever when a child and as
she grew older the malady Increased until
she was almost stone Ceaf.
1t Is said that one new eardrum has been
completely grown and the other Is well un-
der way.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
Illinois Appellate Court.

Springfield. HI. Dec. 5-Proceedinss In
Appellate Court. Third District, TODAY
Were as follows: '
btileSpie st al vs. Greene County Savings ana
Loan Assertion ct al molten by defendant r, r
extension OF time TO file briefs allowed; extended
Argo vs.. Fox ct al, motion by appellant for
extended TO December E. " '0
/, Harness vs. l.indley:. motion by appellee for
leave to submit original papers allowed
Wilson vs. Whtten: motion by appellant for
extension of time TO file briefs allowed. time
extended to necemte- IL ~
ooerinan vs.. Reecc: motion by appellee for ex-
tension of time 90 file briefs allowed: time cx-
tended 10 December II.
Thomas i'rsss,d t:rick Company vs.. Fowler:
motion by appellant for additional time 10 com
plete record allowed; time extended to De
cember II. - e-
Charleston State Bank vs. Edman: motion by
appellee for extension OF time to file briefs -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
RAILROADS.

The regular quarterly meeting OF Western
executive officials is being held in New
York.
The Northern Pacific is making extensive
additions to its passenger equipment
J. f. Davenport has been appointed city
passenger agent of the Louisville and Nash
willie at st. Louis.
G. 7. Hitchcock has resigned as paymas-
ter of the Wabash. and A. NJ Harrison has
been appointed to succeed him.
The Santa Fe has declared a 2h per cent
semiannual dividend on preferred stock
some prospective changes are announced
in the Oregon Railway and Navigation Conn
pany.
IL is said the Northern Pacific has sold its
Manitoba lines 49,
Stockholders OF the Gulf and Brazos Val
ley met and elected directors and officers
The st. Louis Railway Club will hold its
Christmas festival at the Odeon on Decem-
ber IA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
RIiL FOR ntI>S PRESENTED.
Nr. HrosiuS's Measure Win Extend
SEnrtcrS Exx won't. Yen On IcfitIcn.

Washington. De. Representative I,r,.si-
us of Pennsylvania. chai, man of tIi- Com
mittee ON Banking and Currency to-day in
troduced in the House a resolution TO aU-
thctiZe the Comptroller of the Currency.
undcr the limitations of the act Of July T.
7NN2. to extend Tor further Dsrind o: TWEEN
" years tn" charter Of any national hank
II csS"cidtirn which shall desire to CON
tiUUc its existence after the expiration of
its pres ont charter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06

The Good Government League Republican
Club will meet to-r ieht in its hall at No.
2.Y Pine street. Chauncey L. FIley will
address the members and their friends on
several matters of Importance. and other
speakers will also make few vehement
remarks about the City-Hall machine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
RIVER COMMISSION BILL. SAFE.
BarthOldt Thinks Change From New
York to 81. Louis wilt BE Made.

KET'I FIFI SF'EIIAF.
Washington, Dec. 5.-Representativc
Bartholdt of 81. Louis i lGokin. fo~ early
action on his bill providing for removal
of the headquarters of the Mississippi
River Commission from New York City 10
ST. Louis
A favorable report has been had on this
measure. and there is little doubt II will
be passed this winter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
st. Louis Civil scrvice Members.

Washington. Dec. 6-William Sack and
Gus \. Schmidt have been designated as
members of the Civil Service Board for the
Post Office at st. Louis. and W. Il. Moore
at Galena, KaS.
Miss ]. Connolly of Kansas City, Kas.
has been appointed a matron Of the Omaha
Indian School. Nebraska.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Discount rates were ) To per cent on caii
and time loans. Clearings, $685., 49,; bal
ances, S639, ,45l. New York exchange. 5c ulS-
count bid, 40c discount asked; Louisville .1c
discount bid. par asked: Chicago, foc us
count bid 30c discount asked: New Orleans
25c discount bid, par asked. Cincinnati, &c
discount bid. par asked
The local wheat market closed higher AZ
1li.c bid Dec. 72c bid Jan. 1ii.c asked MAY,
bid Dec 35Ia ac hid jan 35Hsc May, 36i-c No :
white. Oats closed at 23i2c Dec, 2i'sc bid
May. 2ii sd2ii4c No. .
The local market for standard mess pork
closed firm al SIS for new. Prime steam laru
firm at s. for +. side.
The local spot cotton market closed steady
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
MADDENED BULL
CHARGES A CROWD.
Spectators at Live Stock EXpoSi-
ton Were Scattered and
Four Were Injured.

Chicago. Dec. "a madiened bull that
had ESCAPED from his Keepers while being
driven from the Judges ring today NJ the
International Livestock Exposition caused
a panic among several thousand sn"ctl-
t'rs. who were with sSing a hcaVy-tcrm cv-
hibition on Dexter avenue. just west OF the
pavilion.
When the anima! gained his freedom he
lowered his head and made straight for
the crowd. Shouts from a score of mon
warned them Of the peril hut in the wild
scramble for safety three men and a little
girl were III able to get out Of the way. and
were thrown to the ground by the infuri1tcd
beast. Non" WAS seriously injured however.
and the bull was captured by cowboys be-
fore he could do any further damage.
Ihe eAnnEi,i.n had several pTominent
TavasEy. Imperial Chancellor of the Austro-
Hungarian Government: Alagos Paikert.
Royal Hungarian Commissioner on AGri-
d. 6. and Governor J. Hose Tyler
Of Virginia. The Europeans expressed
variety Of the exposition. They denied a re-
port that tf"v had come commissioned to
make extensive purchases OF hlooied stock
for Emperor Erarcis Joseph. and declared
display Of sheep. They will report to their
home Government. and the result may he
the Introduction of American-hred strains.
The atterdauc" tonight was enormous.
and il was estimated that during Tho d.,v
between 200" and coooo perlons passed
FirSt E'rIze Awards.
Among the frst prizes awarded to-day are
fhe following
Duroc-Jers"y Swino-Boar yrars or over. g.
W stone & Snns. Rushvi'Ie III: bear v.Ir
and u-dar L. :. Johnson. Milford III Ches-
tor white swinc-t:'Hr yea.s cd ami over. To-sr-
i'-,tHe-.. !; rrv. III. Champion boar. ary ago
Dorsey Hr1'L.rs. Perry. Ill; SOW. an age.
L. r-cv Erothsre. Pe--y. III.
und"r . yearA Charles g. JUdy. TalIul1 III;
--o.r or saved heifer un ier vnar. G;.o-~e =.
Henry. chicago; champion st.cr or sI,1y"1 reifc-
vears and under ; vca~s, Stpney Pierr". 'ica
e - ana
Sinusn1 independence. No: bull : Years and
urier ? e. @. Comstoc;< .illlnv. No. ball
yasr old and under . Tho"1as Clark. Deo-hrr. III.
Aberdeen Angus catt's-ChamTiou sto~~s. <tGT-
lev II. Pierce. CTeston. n. G1;loN-i- Ca-fi"
EuIl years cid and over. -. II. Swcart Cham
paCn. III: sow years or over. r. !. Davis e
So TriuUrh III.
Howard prvi-o0. Til.l,-Opk Y. V ratn year
and unicr . GclrCs Nnen Nlleltnn. II.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
XtS.OO RnnnE Trim

Via NJ. X. X T. Ry.. December II,
to Houston and Galveston.
Limited to return in fifteen days
See "kATY'S' Agent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
WASHINGTON RRJEFS

Chairman Hull reported to the House the
administration army BILL which was at once
vigorously attacked by the Democrats. led
py Representative Cochran Of Missouri.
Representative Mccall of Massachusetts,,
who opposed the administration and hts
party on the Porto Rican tariff bill is
again arrayed with the Democrats, this
time antagonizing the Presidents Philip
pine policy.
Debate will begin to-day in the House on
the oleonargarine bill, the army measure
going over until tomorrow
Senator Frye concluded his speech on the
ship-s',bsidy bill. replying to several IN
terrogations from Democrats and members
of his own party.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
DUE TO ST. LOUIS CYCLONE.
Miss Nellie Fic;cher's Mind Tnbal-
anced by Her Experience.


Lebanon. ILL.,. Dec. Miss Nellie Fletcher,
daughter of Mrs Icst. Of this city. is in
sane Her insanity was caused by the ter
rible st. Louis cyclone of four years ago
which gave her such fright as TO destroy
her mental balance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Tuesday President Mckinley signed a
pardon for Marion Welcher. serving a term
in Tennessee Penitentiary and afflicted with
penitentiary reported that Welcher died
November Is. at which time the pardon was
pigeon-holed in the Presidents desk.
Mrs. Henry Well was granted an absolute
divorce from her husband after a sensa-
tional trial in which the fair fame of two
prominent New York women was more or
less smirched-
been made by Mrs. DIN Castle was yester-
day admitted as evidence to the jury by the
Judge who presides over the trial OF Jessie
Morrison.
cock. Secretary of the Interior, has been
submitted to the President.
A Confederate flag, captured by New
Hampshire troops from Texas regiment.
ceremonies bY the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy at corsicana.
Governor Stanley of Kansas has prepared
a bill which he will endesvor TO have passed
by the State Legislature. putting all State
Offices under civil service.
Captain .. Z. Polk. Forty third Infantry,
L. S. A. invalided home from the Phiip-
pines. declares 1t will take fifteen or twenty
peace in the islands. He declares the vOlun-
teerS want to come home and that the bill
raising the term of enlistment to three
years is very unpopular among officers and
men.
Illinois nliliers convene and agree to work
for the passage of the Cullom bill.
John Gibson. accused of numbering his
baby girl with red-hot poker. Is reported
captured and the citizens Of CatIettsburg
and Ashland, KY. are much excited and
threatening to lynch him.
William Gates. who rose from Office boy
to the position Of manager for Frank &
Dubois Of New York. confessed to stealing
10000 from the employers who trusted him.
Ihey allowed the young man to escape.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
LOCAL AND SI-RIRBAN.

George Galen of St Louis County dies
from wounds received accidentally Whic
hunting Oil Thanksgiving Day
Conrad BisChoT and Mrs Annie Jaeger
81 and % years old. respectively. eiope TO
The suit of Artist Anders Zorn against H.
Clay Pierce for sl2o@ fee Is sent TO 81
Ths Gnr funeral Oh Of James Burns G novics Of
the Redemptorist order. VIII take place
tomorrow.
Glass box collections for the hospitals
now amount to S.21oll ~
Relatives OF Campbell Argaier. who killed
J. A. Baker, circulate a petition asking 1"r
II is reported that the House OF Delegates
Committee on Legislation Will report favor
ably the bill for the reduction OF water
rates.
Fireman Frank Kuehne saves the life of
Mrs. Seifarth and child
An appeal has been taken in the ease OF
BENJAMIN Morse. who WAS convicted OF
using the express companies TO defraud
John Benson, aged and lonely invalid,
shoots himself fatally at the new bethesda
Home.
Dave Collins. elevator boy al the Imperial
Theater building. had a narrow escape from
death.
here from Cincinnati. were sent 10 the
Coroner Funkhouser inquired into the
fender system IN an inquest on street car
victim.
The police are investigating the mysterl-
The old fight TO dispossess United States
Marshal Durham of his position at Kan
sas City is renewed
The Altenheim Christmas fair and bazaar
Is formally opened at LiederkranZ Han.
A revision of the Worlds Fair reports,
made al Tuesday nights meeting. reveals
an addition TO the total as ii was then conn
puted.
The Southern Industrial Convention at
New Orleans adopts resolutions indursinS
the Worlds Fair.
A smooth burglar IL operating In North
ST Louis. Frederick r Harnagers home
was visited by him yesterday.
Grumley Mike was fined for proVokfnS a
nightshirt parade in Little Jerusalem
Ten prisoners pleaded guilty in the Grim
inal courts and received sentences.
The St Louis Transit Company elected f
Delano of New York director, 10 succeed
Judge Boyle, resigned.
The prayers of the waits I'm the walton
Home for money to pay the rent were
1ulicklN answered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
First E'rize Awards
TO Cure 4 COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. MI DR.;
eists refund the money IL il fails to cure.
". Groves signature is each box. &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06

NEW ORLEANS AND Return,
One Fare for the Round Trip.
Via Illinois Central. December II. Ticket
Office, 2lS North Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
FurS
For the HOLIDAYS.

We invite intending purchasers to inspect stock.
Our Garments fashioned after the very latest Paris,
Berlin and London models.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
Marine Intellfuence


st. Louis ladies propose to organize n golf
ciuD exclusively for women and children
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25

w Buffalo ubiega sic o ma ndat
poselski pan Mahany, wytrwaly,
dzielny p~rzyjaciel polak6w.
u tegO powodu pisze buffaloskie
Echo:
,Mahany jest jedynym przyja-
cielem polakow j jake cziowiek wy
ksztalcony ma prawo do u~zyskania
wszystkich polskich glos6w....
Widzimy vice, re czy 10 demokra-
Ia, republikanin, cry nawet socja-
lista, oddaje gios "a Mahanym".
Musimy te uwage poprzec, DO
ME mozemy zapomniec wyst9pie-
mia p. Mahany'ego W kcngresie
podczas rozpraw mad projektem
Lodge'a. Pan Mahany poruszyi
w6wczas Gala izbe, przemawiajqc W
imieniu ucisnionych narodowosci
a szczeg6lniej mas, polak6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
Me cZytaj tPgO,

jesli jestes zdrow, ale jesli cierpisz
a niestrawnosc, watrobe Tub nerki,
to badz pewien, Re ME uni lepszego,
pewniejszego i przyjemniejszego le-
karstwa mad Trinera Amerykshski
Elixir Gorzkiego wilma. Jest to je-
dyne prawdziwie ~kuracyjne vino,
Polecone przez lekarzy, mianowicie
ma niestrawnos6, zatwardzenie i tym
podobne dolegliwosci W r6znym wie-
ku i ola roznej p{ci, zawsze dzis}a-
jace ze znakomitym skutkiem. Mo-
re bye ma skladzie W aptekach, ale
udaj sic lepiej do Trinera. Fabry-
kant tego wilma, Jozef Timer, 437
w. 18th ST., Chicago, ILL.,, z przyjem-
noscis cenuik win oi przysle. Piss
do niego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
POSZukiwanie.

Poszukuje swoich dw6ch braoi,
Antoniego i Piotra Baranowskioh.
Pochodza z Prus, z obwodu Gdaf-
skiego, powiatu Koscierzyhskiego.
Piotr przebywaf lat kilka przedtem
W Berea, o., a ztamtad ~wyjecha} do
Texas. Vice prosze, ably sic zglo-
sill sami, albo gdyby kto wiedziai o
ich pobycie prosze doniesc do mnie:
Jan ~Baranowski, box 6S1, Calumet,
Mich. (46)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
POdZiekOwanie.

Niniejszem nam honor podzieko-
wac Zwiazkowi Mar. Pol. "a punk
tualne ~wypsacenie posmiertnego, pc
sP. zonie mel, Jozefie, W sumie 300
dol. Dzieki Wan, bracia Zwiaz-
kowcy j dzieki Zarzadowi Centralne.
mu "a punktualna prace.
Micha} Karlak, zwiazkowieo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
Co ZdZiafaiy diva dOIary.

r. Oehala. cobrze znany obywatel pol.
skiego pochodzenia. 2 Anthony, H. T..
wydai pred kilku dpiami diva dolsrv, i
jak nu 20 orfacilo sic, pisze ponizej:
PrZez diva osta'nie lsta ME cEuiem sic
dobrze, a siyszac o Ora Piotra Gomozo,
poslaiem diva dolarv, ably mi przysfano
tego Iekarstwa ma probe. Pc dwutygo-
dsiowem ~zazgwaniu Gomozo, p~olepszS 10
mi sic znsczoie. Myslaiem, 10 CT oroba
wr6ci, edy przestine uzywac Gomozo,
ale upfynaf bIlsko miesiac, n ia ME man
b6lu ! jestem zdrow. Nigdy W zycIu NJ
wydafem dw6ch dolar6w ~racyonslniej
iak tym Iazem, kupujac Gomozo.
Me jest to aptekarska ~medycyna.
Sprz-dawans tylko przes miejscowych
agent6v, lub pr,eZ wfascioIela wpro.t.
Acres: DIR. p. Fahrney, 1i2 ia So.
Hoyne ave., Chicago, III.