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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25
A Cradle Song.

\ mother sat singing a lullaby sweet
To baby at rest on her arm:
A wanderer paused as he passed in the street
And stood like one held by a charm.
The voice OF the singer. so mellow and low,
Awakened a chord in his breast;
He thought of a mother who long years ago
Would sing as she rocked him to rest:
sleep, my dear little one,
Sleep till the rising sun
Creeps from his hiding place into the sky;
Rest from your happy play,
Rest till the breaking day
Brings YOU the morning. o rock-a-bye-bye,'
The song died away and the baby at last
Lay tucked in her cradle asleep:
The vagrant, still dreaming of days long sine,
passed
Still wrapped>in a reverie deep
Passed on through the ~strcet-through it's busti
and din
And Jostled his way through the throng;
Forgetting his poverty. sorrows and sin,
Still singing that old cradle song:
Like a bird in it's nest.
Sleep on your mothers breast.
She will watch over you-hush. do not cry,
Lay your bright curly head
On your soft downy bed:
Sleep till the morning. . rock-s-bye-bye!"
Huntington. Ind. Fan Boyd Heincy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25

The Matinee Musicale. Wednesday. Ar
lists recital, piano.
The indianapolis Literary Club, Monday.
THE oxford Movement" George e. Hume.
The Wayside Club will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Frank Crull. 2215 Central
avenue. Subject, South Africa
The Century Club. Tuesday. Guests even
ing. The story. Mr.. Evans; the paper, Mr..
Morris. THE Growth of Realism"
The Philomathean Club. German Uni
~ication. 1s14-1S65." Leader. Mrs. Simpson:
Science and Art" paper, Mrs. Richie;
hostess, Mrs. House.
Monday Afternoon Club. Hostess, Mrs.
Masters. ''Omar Khayyam n His Trans
lator. Edward Fitzgerald" Mrs.
The Rubaiyat." Mrs. Toph.
The Inter Nos Club will observe its guest
evening at the home of Mrs. w. H. Leedy
Wednesday evening. Rev. c. W. Tinsley
will talk on "woman's Kingdom"
The Fortnightly Club. Tuesday. Cleo
natra Defended Mrs. +. L. Rexford
..Nie Stories" Mrs. n. A. Gladding. Con-
versation. Egypt To-day" Miss Alice
Finch. Miss Lucy Howe.
The German Literary Club. Tuesday.
With Mrs. P~arkhurst. 'Hauptmann and
Sudermann. a Comparison" Mrs. III. l.
Adams. Music. Mrs. Bertha Test
Magazine Club. Saturday. Thomas
Moore 9TH Fire Worshipers." Miss Ade-
Iaide Carman: 1.-THE Paradise and Peri. .
Mrs, Mary B~erryhill: THE Yelled Prophet
of Khorassan." Mrs. Clara T. Brown; The
Light of the Harem.' Mrs. III. III. Shaw.
The Contemporary Club. Wednesday even
ward. of Washington. d. c.. will talk or
Nature and Nurture. or Hersdity and Op-
norfunify." The reception committee for the
evening will be Mr.. and Mrs. William Theo'
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dore Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Tark-
ington. Miss Isabella Roache and Miss lane
Roache.
Shakespeare Club, Friday. king Richard
III: "Shakspeafe's View of Kingship." Mrs.
Lois e. Hufford: "Bolingbroke." Miss Laura
Donnan; "Shakspeare's Tributes to Eng
land Miss Ethel Curryer. Conversation
Influence Of Gloster's Heath" Mrs. ID. c.
Brown.
AT the meeting of the Portfolio Club
Thursday there will be songs by Mrs. Ber-
trand Nonnegut. and Mr.. Vonnegut will
talk of "Rag-time Familiarity Considered.
This meeting was to have taken place last
week. but was postponed on account of the
artists concert.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25
THE CITY'S SOCIAL LIFE.

CONCLUDED FROM ELEVENTH PAGE.
will accompany two or more of these num-
bers. The programme will begin at 5
o'clock.
Mrs. Granville NJ. Ballard and Miss Bal
lard nave returned from st. Augustine and
Palm Beach. where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Martha Bayman. 54 North Illinois
street, gave a small informal coffee Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. D.. +. Specs, OF
Vincennes. Those present were Mrs. DIR.
Reeve. Mrs. DR.. Taylor. Mrs. Estella Lee.
Mrs. Pafiin, Mrs. DR.. Schmidt, Miss
Wright, Mrs. DR.. Scofield. Mrs. Izor, Miss
Myrtle Stephens, Miss Redic and Mrs. Eb-
bersole.
Mrs. Charles A. Dryer. of Central avenue,
will give a musical tea Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. William Brown. of
New York. During the afternoon Mrs.
David Gibson will play. Miss Bruce. of La
fayette. will sing and Mrs. Charles Devine.
of Toledo. who is with Mrs. John S. Laza-
rus, will also sing. Mrs. Brakeman will
play and Mrs. James ". Miller will read.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25
NOTTINGHAMS

SAXONY NOTTINGHAMS Fast
edges, special for the opening.
6S pairs, "a inches wide, 31a yards
long, 10 new styles; opening price.-.9Sc
40 pairs. "a inches wide, 3Aa yards long,
Brussels patterns, in Il new
styles; opening price .......-...-..S1.15
RUFFLE SWISSES AND BOBINETS-
All new. dainty patterns, 31a yards long,
best wearing materials.
100 pairs RULED Swisses, in dots
and stripes; opening price..-........75 Sc
so pairs strictly new and very
pretty; opening price..............S1.49
ST. GALL IRISH POINTS-Direct from
our foreign makers. pretty patterns
in Bobinet, 81 yards long;
opening price .........."..........S1.SS
Another style. Sz yards long;
ARABIANS-Choicest in the mar
ket; opening prices.
1915 up to $500
BRUSSELS AND BATTENBURGS-
Over 40 new patterns; opening
prices ............-..$3.0 S to $3.50
CURTAIN SWISSES-2,000 yards, in
dots and stripes; in the opening
sale, a yard
40 pieces fine new. Swisses, in both
white and dainty colors; opening
price, a yard
Oriental Drapery. in stripes. for your
hall, ETC., in three different styles;
opening price.
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To Frank L.. stanton.

From northern lands / reach my hand TO you.
A dwelier. where the mockingbird and rose
Make beautiful the golden even's close
With song and incense. Under skies OF blue,
Where passers-by your alchemy may view,
Refrain and perfume. with the magic blows
OF rhymes soft sledge from whence swee
music flows,
Are welded by your master stroke so true.
i bid you sing; for when the winds are fair
From southiand's calm dominions. / can hear
Soft echoes. and know that you are there
Beside the forge, and life is full Of cheer
I somehow then forget I have a care,
And summer days I'LL trimming full the year.
-AlonZo Rice.
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Draperies and Lace Curtains

Thin cross-stripe Drapery, washable,
especially for summer hangings;
} opening price, a yard......,....-..Soc
PORTIERES-Special values for this
opening sale, new and beauti-
( full .................-SZ.1O 10 SIO.OO
{ Also a large assortment of fine
! stuffs on up to ...................SJJ.OO
)COUCH COVERS-Ready-made,
) every one a beauty. .$1.49 to $1,000
PIECE GOODS@CrosS stripes. Roman
} effect, for touches n portieres;
) Bagdad Stripes. so inches wide. re-
I versible; opening price.....:"...-..6Oc
(Silk-stripe Damask, In delicate
{ colors, so inches wide; opening
(DENIMS, ETC.-Choice lot of DENIM, for
( coy seats and draperies; open
( Arabian, Hungarian and Bagdad cloths,
for covering seats and cushions, and Tor
5 hall and den decorations; opening
} Art Ticking, especially for bedchamber
J furnishing, 20 colors and patterns;
I opening price
! Recover your old Couch Dress Box, Pill
{ lows. ETC.; over 40 styles OF 36-inch
( washable Cretonne, light and dark
{ colors: opening price..................lSc
WINDOW SHADES-Both ready and
Handmade.
80 dozen, 3x7, regular Opaque Shades,
with heavy fringe, on good, self
acting %rollers; opening price...-..-SSc
See Window Display.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25
Laces and EmbrOideries

Columbia Torchon Lace, from l TO
21s inches wide, worth &C n DC; ~
special ......... ~
,M~achine-made Torchons; Platte Va Era and
! Black Lace; also White ana SIsa
!, Ueavv hands. suitable for Overskirt
, Trimming, worth lOc to 1sc; your
} choice ......-.-
Embroidery insertions. in Swiss ana
, Cambria, open designs, extra val ~
Embroidery remnants in Swiss Jaconet,
Nainsook and Cambria, both Edgings
and insertions, in . TO 5-yard lengths,
&c to 25c a yard
&c to S1.13 by the piece
Center Aisle.
DIDO Medicated Blue Soap is the
, hest SOAP made for washing the hair, as Ii
} makes the hair soft and firm and Will re-
, move dandruff from the scalp.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25

This Is the day OF fate;
What destiny conceals is on the way;
Thou shalt not turn aside. nor strive, nor pray:
Lift up thy face TO meet the stroke. and wait
Early il comes. or late.
Then Is the night OF time:
All fate has guarded well for thy surprise
Shall pass thy steady OF averted eyes;
But fearful or strong. in death thou are sub
lime
This is. at last. life's rhyme.
Mt. Washington, Mo. Olive Sanxay.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25
THE MASH FABRICS

lbs pieces real Irish Dimities. nght ano
I dark grounds, with figures and
{ stripes, design exclusive with us.--.2oc
) Mercerized Cottons. 3 inches wide,
} in % select designs, in pleids and
Z stripes ......--.
!" at. a Yard. ...e....~~~r..39c
} An elegant line of exclusive designs
} of O~rgandies, from L. Campmans
Z at, a yard
German Linens, in every desirable color,
{ stripe and checks. make beautiful
( shirt Waists, per yard. Doc 10 SOC
} Tsatlee Silks the new cotton and silk
} material. with plain and lace
] stripes sc TO 500
(Swisses. in embroidered figures
! and stripes. some hand-embroi-
{ dered to So 90
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Domestic

200 pieces 36-inch Percales. in all the new
est designs, for Shirt Waists and
Dresses. in dark blue. cadet blue
and light grounds, at, a yard-....121zc
300 pieces Domestic Dimities. in light and
dark grounds, with stripes. figures ana
dots. The quality and design OF this
cloth are equal in style TO the for
eign ones -............s.-.-.-l<ZC 10 <oS
'EXTRA-1.5OO yards good quality Batiste.
I'm pink, blue, avende and black
grounds. with figures. stripes ana dots
also white grounds with neat coll
ored figures, 10c quality..-.-..--..-oc
80 pieces Madras. in light grounds,
with pink. blue, red and Lavender
stripes ........-
West Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25

The seasons most desirable weaves ana
designs for Shirt Waists, Dresses, etc.
in both imported and domestic makes.
Imported
CHALLIES-Half wool, Silk-stripe Chal-
lies, very beautiful. in light col NJ
ors, at, a yard ooc
iigSt eoIors. at, a Acc
,Silk-stripe Challies. all wool, in dark
and light 70 OoN
Madras Cloths, in Mercerlzed ana oA-
nIanL ner yard
Crepe Ginghams, very beautl1ul, IN ten
different colorings. with mercer NJ
iZed stripes, at, a yard.-:-...:..-:.Zoc
cotton TISSUES. a very sheer fabric, In
dark and light grounds, with stripes
and plaids, suitable for Shirt
Waists, a yard
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25

r. Z. Springsteen & Co.. tailors- Spring
goods at popular prices. 3 N. Penn. ST.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-25

This preparation is particularly adapted 10 the
trsatmsst Of ssnle SoLDSf R RHdhs ia
ACHE. ETC. and the formula as now prepared
Is the result of the long experience and exhaus-
tive research OF the worlds most distinguished
specialist In this class OF diseases
RupEES DRUG STORE, Wash. aad Penn. SITS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
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pus
n''n '''A
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= - ~
SAlA'A'
-. !, !, . !. g.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

d6w.i pokaleczy1em sic ciezko. Mia
lem .wzruszone ko6oi j ciezko sic
skaleczv4em, a lekarze, ktorzyFmie
leczyli ME robili mi nadzic1 wyle-
ECZEMA. Pan jednak mig znpe4nie
uxdrowil. Za}uie tylko, ze ME jjesttem
" stanie godnie to Panu odpfacic.
Ma wieki Panu wdzieczny,
JAN PlLARSKl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Professor Collins przeWodniczy lekarzom " laboratorium.
Tento zreczny as1awny lekarz zafozyf lekarski lnstytn, pod lmien1em
THE Professor Collins New York Medical Institute, 40 West "a utica
" New Yorku, ably TEN {atwiej mog{ speszy6 z pomoce c'erpiacej
ludzkosci.
w instytucie tym zosa}o juz tysiace atyslace Vyaeczonyeh a mledzy
tymi setki S4owiakow Polak6w.
2 powodu .braku mGsca podamy tn tylko nlektore krotkle llsty,s
zasfugujace ma Vzmianke. RI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Wlafem. r 5
lat znosi3em cho-
robe. Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa1 Z e
mann jadra ME-
drugi, re
m1esnie stwardnla-
", @trzeci, re pc
cherz a W ME-
~porzadk,u i tax d.
Wielka a1lme ME-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

udawaiam sic do
doktor6w. ale beg
skutku, DO ci ME
mogli r~ozpoznat
choroby Kazdy
m6wil ~inaczej. By
lam jdz ma smiert
przygotoWana. A.
le " koncu chcia-
lam ieszcze raz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Youngstown, Oh Wrzesnia, 1900
Panic Profesorzes Coll;ns'ie!
Posylam Panu swoja fotcgrafe,
aby5 Pan zobaczyl, &c juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

niedzy wydalem ma kompanie lekar-
Bkie, a j dfugi czas bylem W szpita-
lu. Pan jednak odrazu rozpozna}es
moja chorbbe, a pahskie leki "a diva
'miesiace przywr6cily mi zdrowie.
z bratnim szacunkiem,
WASYL HRICH.
Detroit, Mich, 10 sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins " New Yorku.
WielmoznY PANEL
Panska s}awa szeroka fala piynie
po 6xieoie, lecz gdyby. kr6lowle j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
Basznog6 7olacy
! n \ \ S ] { axe

ZvracamY uAage Szsnow
uej Publiczno6ei J SlyersLake,
1e. o,rzymaIismy wle1ka ioft.
toser6w 1at,wycb Etoryeh
cenY znacsnie obniJp lismy.
Many teraa wlekszy wYbb6r
anlzeli kiedy przedtem.
Mepkie dis ohIopcow ubrania
Y rozmaitychskolorac nalnow-
szei .mody otrzYmslismY teraz i
;estesmy pewni, ze zadowole,mny,
kazdego kt6rY nasz skiad odwle-
Edzi.
Department Kapeluszy.
Ma kapeluszach ola mezczyzn
! chlopc6w oszczedz'cie pienladze
kupuiao Cd mas. Many vielk,
wYo6r v rozmaitych modelach i
k%olorach, przeto mozecie dostaG d
q mas TAXI kapelusz jakl wan sig
spodoba.
Department ObuwIa.
Trzew,kl j ButY dostan1ecie.
n~ajlepsze u mas. Kto raj Cd mas
pare trzew,kow lub but6w kup1,
ten zostsnle nasxym kostumerem
ma zawsze. ReparacYe wykonu]emY
splesznie dobrse.
eAk s1SS341
Many take wieiki wyb6r
w1erzchnicn spodpi roboczyoh
(oyeralls), koszul, rekawiczek,
chnsteczek szelek, kufelk6s, wa.
lick It. d.
JestesmY dobrzy katol cy prze-
to obsiuzymY kazdego rzeteInie.
F. A. SIIBAL & 60.
Silver Lake, hinD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

spr6bowat, q dis Bogu dziekuje,
re sic do Was uda}am. Vase lekl
usuDely bole, a dis :iestem tluata-
zdrowa j silna. a ludzie movie, re o
10 lat odm{odnlalam.
z pieknym pozdrowjcniem..
ANNA KOVACIK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

2 Pesztu, lecz wszystko bez skntku,
Mysla4am, re juz ME bede uleczona,
ale p~rzyszedlszy "a synem do Anne,
ryki, "a porada druglch, udaiam sic
o .pomoc do Pana. Lekarstwa, kt6re
mi pan diva razy z~asfal,s eprawl{y
ten cudowny skqtek, lem dzls dzie.
HI Bogu zdrowa.
q podzleka i szacunkiem,
MARYA KORESZKA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

BWJ6tb Zu6s
Ii gfeboka Panska
wiedze, zaprawde
ME daliby Panu le-
czyc biednych lu-
dzi, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola Sic
bic. ia mia{em to
~niesz2ze6cie, e
spadfem re scho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Scranton, Pa, 5 lipca, 1900.
Wielmozny Profesorze Collins'sle
Sauna ME WIEN, jak nam Wygfo--
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswobo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

dzenie mle Cd clez-
kich bolesci, Ciers
pla1am szalore boz
lie W miesnlach,
kfuIo mic W boku.
j krzySach. Ach!
~strasznie cierpia-
lam. Radzllam sic
u, wlelu lekarzow
" kraju, leczyli
- --C.~~~4-S1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
Smutliy koniec.

[: W Berlinie produkowai sic
|tymi dniamis Hugo, sztuKni-
strz, unoszacy W zebach pare
centnarow. Wtssnie miaf sig
|p%opisywat tenn &c bedzie W
zebach trzyma} kob'ete zawie-
szona TIA trapezie i W tym ce.
|lu robil u siebie W domu ma
Wrangelstrasse probe, Jakkol-
vie k bral zwyczajnie @ pol
centnara W zeby i poanosil W
gore, jednakze ostatnia pr6ba
z niewiasta 60 zawiodla. Ia
wieszony noga u pulapu ma.
Ezelaznym piersscieniu, try NAL
ma haiku uc1epiona kolezanke,
ale czy &c byltego dnia slab
Sym, czY tel z innych przy !.
czYn trapezS sic zach~i I. dose,
e satukmist.rzzvotwi pekia szcze.
ka j wylamal sobie I zeb6w
a nadto plyta kauczukowa do
kt6rej hak byl umocowany,
rozdarla mt usta po obuch
stronach. Kobieta ma trapezie
widsac krew pfynaca 2 ust
Hugona. poznala natychmiast
c~oszasz}o, on jednak mial
rszcse ma lyle przytomnosci
i mocy, ze mimo strasznego
b6lu, trapezu ME wypuScil.
f6ki artystka ME stanela ma
ziemi, Nastepnie sam sic
[spuscil zpie,scienia dopiero
|padl be- zmysi5w ma ziemie:
przywolani lekarze ! dentysta
opatrzyli nieszczesliwego ale
lego ksryera artystycznal
lynn wypadkiem luz ma zawsze
skchczaoo l';
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
CHARACTERIZATION wistt 7
nis5wllejjslkule wybleraaIIyy 's IN pam;'as
|tklea uajj jmn 1in1lp J kaw;liki drzeva,
cyrklEu Tub zelaza. { naweit k kstvs'ak
cegly.

tE#T#&E SS-ASE %&&& w.
W ARsZARA.- Wlodzi poll
Soy socYal,sci Jezicrowski Czerwi.
mex, Wrzoslk. Krawczyk j Gninski,
stawali ME dawno temu pred So
dem wolebnym v Walszawie
zostali skazani ma smierc. Mel,
oni zamordowa6 dw6ch prYWa
itnYeh dytektYW6w cara. Car is
!!dnak zamlenlf wyrok IA 90. letn,e
Iwies,enie ciezkiej piracy wyja-
txien Jezlorowskitgo kt6ry zostat
skazany IA dozywotuie w'ez,eaie.
kLEsKA POzAKU dotkn,e-
tnm rosta}o K%tobuckoy m;asteczko
v Kr6lestwle Polskiem, powiecie
w~ielunskiem CUB. kal:sklej polozo
ne. Osadat ia bardzo dawns. Do jak
akta miejskio ~swladcza, erygowana
" roku 1z44 j peIne wspomn'en
IhlstorYcznYch : epok ka1,m,erzow
ssloh, 1sgielchsl ich itzygmunntowr
kich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
nocarstw
y ChInach.N

Cd dau1ssego csasu mooarstva.
~ Chirach ME moga Gig
sgoixld. z tel niesgodY mole mae
VET wyniknad pomielzy niemi
woina. Przeoiwnie wssYsoy lud.ie
dos siadcseni zsadssja aie y tenn
~ Trnera Ameryksiski ixir
|Gorskiego Wlna jjeat i 20 ostanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

snakolasisyn srodklsn
!, vyaatrooSbss n us': 81 niesr6xnaanie
|wsma.cann,la s'lv. Cd przeszlo 10 lat
po,aar.a rim jeeo' piissrwasssY o el1l.i.
nalnY fablrykant " AAmeerrYcs cie 91'5
place. ladzkesc', skoro tdlo,kLto,zyy
IN pom6dz ME zdoiali. lud.kole
btogoslsvl tego, ktdrY IN Nr6cii
zdrowie ! sile.
Potege lecsnjcza Tf,rara Elix:ru
|Gorzklego Wilma stw1erdzaja lic'z ,l:t
powazne sWladectwa. Pomaga ono
krwl {, czyniI zYcle mi}em, smskuie
za6 bardzo przyjemnIe.
PisaG 20 to lekarstwo do lego
fabrykanta J6zefa Trlnera, 4377.
West IS ST., Chicago. H.. Tub
pYtac 0 ME v aptekaoh; v kt6rYch
60 ME maja, tan. weswat vlasci-
c,ela apteki. aby sobie il sprowa-
E-aSEl s@Et
dz,{. Wszelako kupowac itylko
prawdz,we, jsdyn,e skuteczne Core
kie ~ina Tr1nera a ME DAD sobie
wkreoic iatiego bu,mbugu j faaszer-
silva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Ma iakil NY ! q ,lk:. ?
PrsYchodzl nhsopisc do gos-
podYn, i NOW: Moja matus,a pr.-
sza was, by6cle nam pozYczyll
walka do clasta,
Gospodyn': Csy ma plerog,?
Chiopiec: Me, ma olca, jak
przYdja 70 azynku.
Ola czego M 9 d 8 :.
CHOP do zyda: IcYk tvs dis
0 dzieslec lat. Co che tax -odmlo-
dz,{o?
Icek: M. ia sic dz,s 20 dz,e-
sieciu Iatach w~ikapa}em.
WtedY sic ba "a.
Dzieci do matki: Matusiu, opo-
wiedzcia nam co clekawego.
Matka: Coz ia wan powiem!
Mic ME WIEN! ale zaczskaicie, nie:
ehao ojclec wr6cl z karczmy!!
dzy SO S lad < m j..
=. Ia szymonowa ME moze
utrzymac' jezYka "a zebami.
49, Bal. DO ona' juz' ME ma
,zeb6w, tYlke pniaki.
W sadz1e.
ssdzia: By1es kiedy karany!
Obwipiony:: Raj tYlko i to
pred is 1aty.
Sedzla: No to j~eszcze ME zle.
A pa wiele Gig skazono:
Obwiniony: Ma pistusseie lat
wysok' sadie:
o.
Muzyka 9 9 ". v.
Sunni lag 4, .Is...
N,by bas /
Ora. peten harmonii
Juto1 gra
~ Tyle ma
w sosnaoh - kalafonii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
Alachodni Washington

A0CAAUSANA " &SAAlD tSDIA
re swemi olbrzYmlemi obszarami
las6w, nastrecza wiele sposobnosci
do zakfadania pill fabryk szyngli.
.Grunt jest nadzwyczaj urodzajny |
zboza okopowizny obrodza-
j. sic W wielkiej obfitosci. TIE zass
}atwo sprzedaG W szalasach doko1a
parowych pill Pc wiekszych miasta-
ch, szczeg6lnie na wyw6z do Alaski
Mona %jeszcze dostac ziemi
.rzadowej z drzeweml podczas gdy
ziemi 2 wycietem grubszem drze-
ven, nadajacej sic do chodowanla
ma ogrodowlzny., dostatkiem
MONA kupic pc sprawiediwych
/: EET = ~
cenach wzd}uz linil kolei Northern
Pacific. Wzgledem bizszych szcze
g61w pisad do 9. W. Motty, Gene~
raj Emigration Agent, Northern
Poetic Ry, St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Chas S Fee, General Passenger
Agent. st Paul, MINI r. s CEN
tow poslemy ksiszeczkez pod ttytutem
w Wonderland 1900 z :obrazkami.
na]piekniejsze na;zyzDieisze
.okollce NJ p%6luocnym zachodzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
Pocahontas. W. Va. 6 maja, 1900.
Kochany Panic Profesorze!

Niechaj Panu Bog zapiaci e pan.
ska pomoc. Szesc lat bYlam cnore,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
PhAolC "a WlARUsA!

~
Tykfety ma ssrunfa.
koleja Northern Pacific. !
ss Pociagi. ma grunta odcbodza co
pierwszy i co trzeci Wtorek mieai4ca.
Tykiety~ sp,zeda]a SIG "a cene jazdy
jedne strone. : ;dod 'a4 =. % e.
round trip. 50 .s f 4 !
IE%xkursysnisci maje czas stawa6;
ma foz maityt:h stacyach " celu obejrze-
mia sobie Iolkoalliiczinysh ggr'urntdw .s.s.ss
Inds.lnuccn ns.' eaaslI to 4 kraj p pa'zyszlo pf;s
Najlepsze ggr2nlntas q. I tam mes. jesz tl I
wzglsdem 1blitszych szessaed6w
pisai pod aG,esem: 59s5a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-21
DOG EXCITES NEIGHBORHOOD:
PEOPLE THOUGHT HIN MAD.

An aged and decrepit mastiff. hob
bling about the streets with his
tongue hanging out. yesterday after
noon caused consterration among
people residing in the neighborhood
of Tenth street and Third avenue.
Some one declared the dog was mad.
Women and children ran screaming
to their homes, closing the doors be-
hind them, and through the windows
sdmonished the men TO have the
canine dispatched. Gus Range. the
tonscrial artist. took down his
dou -barreled shotgun and appeared
on the scene ready to do the desired
execution.
In the meantime Officer Henry
Thode had come in response to call
forwarded to police headquarters
Henry. himself somewhat of a veter-
marian. Immediately upon catchipg 9
sight of the dog assured the excited
populace that there was no occasion n
for alarm; that the beast was simply
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-21
One Fireman Killed and Several Injured by the Falling
Walls of the Buildings.
THE LOSS RUNS HIGH INTO THE THOUSANDS.
Lounge and Mattress Company the Losers by the Big
Confagration. >

witnesses. The court did not pass
directly upon the motion for continu-
ance, but postponed the trial until
next Thursday morning. by which
time it will be determined whether
Youtsey will be able to stand the trial.
The venire of jurymen was then called,
and the defense moved to discharge
this venire. and substitute one drawn
from the jury wheel. Judge Cantrill
will hear further arguments.
Georgetown, KY. Aug. 21.-The de-
fense yesterday filed a motion for u
continuance until the October term I'm
the case OF Henry K. Youtsey, the
young auditors stenographer who is
indicted as one of the principals in
the Goebel murder. The motion is
based on the illness OF the defendant,
supported by the affidavits OF two ply
sicians; on the illness of his attorneys.
and also on the absence of q large
number of important witnesses. An
affidavit was also filed by his counsel
stating that subpoenas had been Is
sued and returned unserved in the
cases of n number who were desired
as witnesses, and the defendant makes
affidavit as to what he expects to prove
by them.
Ex-Governor w. s. Taylor, Charles
Finley, w. J. Davidson and r. n. Mil
Ter. are four, all of whom are out OF
the state: also Mrs. G.. E. Mason and
Ex-Governor Bradley. These witnesses,
the affidavit says, will testify to facts
that will make it impossible that he
should have committed the crime
charged against him.