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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24
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WlELB. KS. Il. PESCIN-
SKI, proboszcz para6i $w.
Piotra W Stevens Point, Wis,
wyjechal do St. Louis ma
kongres eucharystyczny. z
dyecezyi Green Bayskiej W
kongresie tym bra}o udzial
okolo 20 ksiezy.
90
WIELB. KS. WkASkOW.
SKI, dotychczasowy pro-
boszcz irlandzkiej para6i W
Lanark. przeniesiony zostal
ma polska para6e do Bevent,
gdsie do nledawna probosz-
czem byl Wielb. ks. Kasper-
ski. obecnie spelniajacy obo.
wwiazki proboszcza " Poland.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24
Otto dla czego?

NAo O-o~
laden boil lyle c~z1owiekowi
ME dokucza, ]ak boil g{owy i n1eu@
ralgia. Szczeg6lnle danny podpada.
ia tym cborobom i prawdziwa
szybka pomoc rowinna bye w1tana
z otwartemi ramionami. Sewery
waite ma Dol glowy i neugralgla cd
d&wna by}y najlepszem lekarstwem
ma tie dolegliwokci. Nastepujace
swiadectwa swladcza o jego war;
tosci. J6zef Pirkl z Blooming Prai-.
RE, MIMI, powlada
,,Severy waite ma boil g}owY
i neuralgia %dokonuja cud6w; u
trzymujemy je ustawiczn1e W domu.
poniewaz, zawsse okaza}y sic sku.
tecznemi. So one faktycznie nieo-
cenione Z radoscia polecam je
wszystkim."
Jozef Teply z Moran, MINI,
pisze:
,,Szczerze Panu decking z je-
60 waite ma boil g}owy neuralgia,
1lekroG dostaje bolu glowy, biore
jcden wafel, kt6ry natych Mast
sprawia mi ulge. Gala moja fami.
liza doznaje tego samego skutku.
Zar6wno polecam serevY BALKAN
ma pluca "
Severy waite sk}adaja sic z sa-
mych lekarstw roslinnych, kt6re
szybko dzza1aja ma sledlisko dole
gliwosci, bez wszelklego szkodli-
wego skutku ma obieg krwi. We
wszystkich formach bolu g}owy i
neuralgia, bolesciach miesiecznych
febrze i. t. d., Severy waite ma
boil g4owy neuralgia SO niezawod"
zacemi srodkami Ludzie c,erpiacy
pa powtarzaiacy SIG boil giowy
nigdy ME pownni sig bez mich o"
bywa6, albowiem szybka i trwa}a
pomoc przynosza. Cena rs ct. Ma
sprzedaz u wszystkich aptekarzy
i handlarzy medycynami. Praw~
DIVE tylko wtedy, gdy ma OWL
!! nieciu znajdnje sig podobizna pod
pisu W.T.. Seyery W Cedar Rapids,
Iowa:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

CHICAGO. - Or. Helena
Stobiecka. iona znanego POI
wszechnie kupca : pm. 489.
Milwaukee ave ,obJela klinike
ogolno medyczoa " College
Of Medicine & Surgery pm.
633 Center ave. Przyjmuje
tam ~niezamoznych chorych "
Czwartki pomiedzy godz. ?
a 4 pc po'udniu. Oprocz tego
utrzymuje DIR. Stobiecka offs
pm. 554 N. Clark str. gdzie
zdobywa sob;e coraz wieksza
praktyke W koIach innonaro-
dowc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24
TymczasoWa odpo-
Wiedz.

~. E. w
Ma interpelcwanie Kapela~
ma Uni przez .Polaka W
Ameryce" Mr.. 147. ably
wylasni}. ola czego .,S}ohce',
organ Uni, zajql tax wrogie
stanowisko wzgledem Kon~
gresu, dotad milczeli$my.
! Ale obecnie, ,gdy tax po.'
wanna gazeta, jaka Jest
>, Gazeta Katolicka'; W Mr.
AZ b. r.. r6wnez nnterpeluje
|Kapelana, i to, o lie nam sic
zdaje, W imieniu pokrzyw~
dzonych kapianow, jestesmy
zmuszeni tymczasowo odPo~
wiedziet. re wp}ywaliSmy ma
/. Slohce', ably zaprzestalo
|polemiki i ole kompromito~
wa}o naszej Uni. 49, Wszela-
ko uwagi nasze byly igno-
korespondencye pod
lynn wzgledem obcinane,
|zobowiazania sic kontraktowe
miedzy Unia a ,.Siohcem"
I}amane, a szczeg6lniej purkt
70. i jakby ma przekore
tymze, a %rczmy$lna szkode
Uni, posunieto: sic az do
ostatecznosci, kt6ra, jak sic
)zda)e, chce Kapelana uczyn'c
odpowiedz'alnym "a to.
Me dziwilibysmy sig tel
wcale, gdyby pokrzywdzeni
ksieza przez S|ohce" polka
|zali nieIaske W swych para
|fach ola Uni, ola kt6rej
dotad zyczliwym; byli.
Z mel strooy zareczyc moge
lie sic to stale wbrew naszej
wolf, a chociaz Unia nie
bra}a udzia|u W Kongresie,
co zoowu stale sic "a nasza
rada wiedza, to jednak ami
Uni, ami nam, a tenn mniej
|, ,S|ohcu'' przys}ugiwa}o pra~
wo do napadania ma Kongres
Ii ma bioracych W MIN udzia},
i to " ten spos6b, jak to
uczyni}o W Mr.. 81 b. r.
A poniewaz, lak to widocz-
mem jest z powyzszych mych
wyrazed sic, zaprzeczono nj
wp}ywu ma S}ohce'', a TEN
samem odebrano spos6t
bronienia dobrego imienia
Uni, a niechajze wiec Unia
sama upomni sic o wyrza~
dzona }ej krzywde przez jej
wlasny organ, kt6ry oplaca, a
tenn samem da zadosytuczy-
nienie pokrzywdzonym.
Ostatecznie Z mojej strony
IA lyle tylko obecnie moge
sic zdobyt, ably prosit }aska-
wych ksiezy, by Uni ME
|czynili odpowiedzialna "a
wybryk jednego czlowieka
misty
S. D. M a er
K. u. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

racya. Pred przystapieniem
do takowej zachloroformowa-
no chorego. ale tax nieo-
stroznie re zasnai ma wieki.
Rodzice pc utracie dziecka,
wsr6d tax fatalnych okolicz~
nosci So " ogromnej rozPa-
czy.
w Pa. gdzie
proboszczem jest Why KS. A.
Cichocki odbedzie sic POI
swiecenie koscio}a d. ~
Pazdziernfka.
OMAHA, Nebr. Pc
d'ugiej a ciezkiel chorob'e
rozsta{ sic z tym swjatem
J6zef Bogacz. 5 Wrzesnia bm..
z~ostawiajac W smutku pcgra-
iona rodzine. wdowe. piec:u
>vn6v < c6rek.
MIMIC, N. Oak. Kodak
nasz p, Michat .Grzeskowiak
za}ozy} tn handel mebli fur
n'ture store).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

'oo r.
za}ozy& tn handel mebl' fur
n'ture storey.
AmERYkA
W ST. LOUIS, Mo. odby} sic
W mini,nym tygodniu drugi kon-
gres eucharystyczny. Rozpocza} sic
" poniedzia}ek, zakohczy} sic "
srode. zadaniem kongresu byfo
wieksze rozpowszechnienie nabo~
zenstwa ku czci J chwale Przenaj-
swietszego Sacramento. Udzia} W
kongresie brali kap}ani z ca}ych
Stan6w Zjedn.
~SEKRETARZ WOJNY Root
ma zrezygnowat z urzedu. Twier-
dza, re sekretarz Root zrezygnuie
z powodu z}ego stanu zdrowia,
lecz zdaje sic, ze do z}ego stanu
zdrowia przyczyni} sic prezydent
Roosevelt.
WASHINGTON. - Kom1sya
schleya przesiuchiwa}a dalszych 8
6wiadk6w ,r6znych oicer6w ,,Broo~
klyna" ,,oregonu', z kt6rych
kazdy skladal zeznania jak najza~
sz~czytniejsze ola schleya. Zeznah
tych ME zdo}a}y os}abic tak4e
krzyzowe zapytania.
NEW O - Anarchista
Johann Most zosta} skazany ma l
rok wiezienia karnego, "a og}osze~
ME W Czasopismie ,,Freihet" arty-
ku}u podburzaj acego W dniu ma
stepujacym pc dniu zamachu ia
zycie prezydenta McKinleya.
ANTONIO MAGIC, w}oski
anarchista,. kt6ry przepowiedzia}
smierc Mckinleya zostal przez
,,grand jury" uznany winnym kon~
sriracyi ia zyoie prezydenta. Sta
wiono go pod kaucya $1,000.
PATTERSON, n: J. - Ga
cz.su xamordowania prezydenta z
fabryk ~jedwablu odprawlaja ca}emi
gromadami w}oskich robotnik6w.
" NE1LLsVlLLE, Wis, a.
resztowano ksiedza Karola E.
Jungblud i jego gospodynia Like
Nolan "a barbarzyhskie znecanie
sic mad sierota oddan2 pod ich
piecze.'
OMAHA, Neb. szef ~tutejszej
polioyi otrzyma} list cd F. Grove
Wy szozegdlniajaoy warankl pod
jakliimmi ten ostatni ohce posddad sic
sado~ym. Pat Grove
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

eda. aby 80 po1ostawiono n
stopie pod kaucya $500
Z do czasu procesn s2dowego. j
by process przeprowadzony by} '
sprawledliwy.
Pat Grove ukrywa sic pred
orawem, z powodu uprowadzenia
'ynA miljonera Cudahy, W zamiarze
,yskania okupu. E. a. Cudahy
nagrode wyznaczena "a
lwlezieaie Pat Grove.
BUFFALO, N. y Wysta-.
va Pan-Amerykahska ME uda}a
sig. Obliczaja, re akcyonaryusze
beda musieli pokryc de6cyt wyno~
szacy $1,000. 600. Akcye spree
iaja obecnie po Set ma dolarze.
" szystkie budynkl wzniesione ma
ja bye pod}ug kontraktu usunlete
z placu wystawy do dnia l grud'
MIA. .
WASHINGTON, D. G. -
Arystokracya po1udnia ogromnle
oburzy}a sig ma prezydenta Roose-
re %zaprosif ma obiad W Bia-
YIN domu murzyna, p%rofesora
BROKER =. Washington.
K1LKU zacnYch polskich ka-
W Buffalo,, ofarowa}o swe
i pociechy religijne skaza.
nemu ma smierc Czo}goszowi .Czo{"
gosz ME chce zadnej rellgijnej
KALENDARZ DARMO. -
fabrykant lekarstw pan
F. Severa wyda} Kalendarz ola
ludu polskiego ha rok 1902 o 4s
s%tronicach. Zawiera on, krom
wiadomosci kalendarzo~
wych. przepisy wzgledem leczepia
r6znych chor6b. 49, Kalendarz ten
mole dostaG darmo kazdy kto sig
c to zg4osi do jego wydawcy, pod
adresem: W. F. Severa, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
TaRla ]oxda
Kolei4 Burlingtenska.
KOLEJ Burlingtonska tanio
sprzedawat bsdzie tykiety ola ludzi
poszukujacych grunt6w w dniach
Is Pazdz. - SGD i 10 Listopada -
8 i II Grudnla 1901 - "a Gene
jazdy W jedne strone tylko ~jeszcze
50 90.
Kolei Northern Pacific
sprzedawac bedzie tykiety ma
grunta ma zacbodzie "a cene jazdy
W jedne STRONG i tylko j~eszcze So 90
- Is Pazdz. 5 i 10 Listopada oraz
3 II Gruduia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24
NASl

MAST AGENCl'
upowa4nieni q do kolektowa.
ma abonameata WlAnusA nastepu
,GcY nasi agenoi mie1soowi.
ASHTON, Nebz. - Francisset
NaFdYn. go
DAY CITY. Mich. - Aiexande,
Niedstelski, 1914 - 10 Stu. ~
BALTIMORE. Fir. Ziarn,wsk,
71e s. Bond Str.
HOFA R Wis.
M. ]. Ko6micki.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Tr. Jabkohsk
OAK HE'LL. - 81 Pogorzelsk
POLAND, WIS. TeoAl R6aek.
piRE LAKE VIA. = Adan
Banbenek.
WotNO Minn.-Es ]. 0x6dkJ5vsk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

utrzymuje Or. otoDlecka o1s
pm. 554 N. Clark str. gdzie
zdobywa sob;e coraz wieksza
praktyke W koIach innonaro-
dowc6w.
SOUTH BEND, Ind.
W}och J6zef Reno, znany
pod przydomkiem Red,
p~ostrzeliI niebezpiecznie Win
ceptego K~larkowskiego W
lewa pachw'ne, K)arkowski
byl cz'onkiem handy zawa-
dyak6w zwanej Pigs feet
gang, i nosit, przydomek
,,Coon''. Pochodzi on. z To-
ledo Ohio. - Reno zosta}
s~taw|ony pod kaucya $1,000 W
sadie okregowym.
POINT, Wis.
Franciszek Kie'pidski polski
farmer 7amieszka|y w mia
steczku Carson, liczy lat "a.
zosta} przypadkowo zabity.
Obchodzil sic ON bardzo ME-
ostroznie z swa strzelba .kt6ra
wymknawszy mu sic z reki
uderzyla O pieniek a ca}y
}adunek prochu i sr6tu pre-
szyt MI reke zo}adek.
Smiert by}a prawie natych~
miastowa.
WEST HAMMOND, ILL.,,
Qsada nasza liczy}a W zesz}ym
roku I 900 m'eszkahc6w dis
wzros}a do 2 1900. Obecnie
50 dom6w budula Polacy.
ADWOKAT BIELINSKI
W Chicago, ma bye pociag~
niety do odpowiedzialno$ci
sadowej "a wydanie fa}szy~
wych papier6w rozwodowych
W sprawie Petrowskiego. TAX
donosi tutejszy Chicago Anne
rican.
ERIE, Pa, Pan Franciszek
Nag6rski, kt6ry swego cza-
su kszta}ci} sic wSeminaryum
Polskiem W Detroit a ostat-
tnie diva lata pracowa} prey
adwokatach Benson | Brooks,
- wyjezdza do Pittsburgh ma
nauke prawa. P. Nag6rski
jest tn dobrze znany wi
dziany. nietylko miedzy nami
ale / miedzy Amerykanami, a
mia& dotad agenture ubez~
pieczeh z p. W. S~tachowsklm.
"STEVENSPOINT, Wis
W sadie Carpentera mia} sic
rozpoczat process Przeciwko
p. Janowi Okray. obwinlo~
nemu przez jego zone o
strzclanie do niej z zamiarem
pozbawienia jej zycia. Sprawe
"a ;adnal morzon0 M Al,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

Pa. : PAM
Stawska wyjechaaa : "a letnim
synem Micha}em W towarzy-
stwie DIR. Mayera do Wilkes
Barre. W celu zasiagniec'a
rady lekarsklej. Udano sic do
dra O. F. Kistlera 43 N.
franklin ul.; orzekl on. e :
powodu wrzodow ma dziaSle
must bye prsedsiewxiet3 ape
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

WEST ILL.,,
Qsada nasza liczy}a w zesz}ym
roku I 900 m'eszkahc6w dis
wzros}a do $500. Obecnie
50 dom6w buduja Polacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-24
THE MARKET. :.

Corrected Daily by j. (. Fserdue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-24
ENGLISH AS SHE lS SPOKE.

Wanted house on' agreement: rent not to exceed etc; eomeatable e Tube railway-Morning Post.
 "Cometable" Next, please. Al this rate VIC await with alarm the ap- pearaEce of advertisements couehei in the following terms:
 To L.et-pleaea2t bungalow; smell 9ble dist2nce of SCI; walkahie to sta ,ion.
 For Sale-Bull terrier: excellent house dog; scarable to duns and bug glars
 Wanted. for the Little England De batting society," an orator of approved ro-Boer-ability.
 Gentleman going abroad wishes t" dispose of his bay mare, rising { (breakfast S:30), 15.2. rideable, drive able, huntable. No reasonable offer refusable. Viewable. by appoint ment any afternoon.-Puneh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-24
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

We learn, upon what We consider reliable authority, that eXGoverno" Clarke Governor Davis, and soon to be, ex-CongreSsman McRae were clos eted long time together the day Gov. Davis made his speech in Fort Smith attacking Senator Jones in behalf Of Senator Clarke. When We take inio consideration the fact that McRae'S friends have known since last year he wanted to succeed Governor Devis tlo further incidentally his Hudson bank scheme no doubt that Governor i1av- is covets 8 seat in the senate and ex-Governor Clarke is 'spilin" for orc and also the fact that Governor Jeff last year after his nomination vas esG- sured. openly espoused the candidacy of Attorney General Murphy and J. W. Crockett We can write uo the compact made as surely as if pres ent: "Now. McRae, YOU and Davis help mo beat Jones-I in turn. will help Davis elect .ou governor and you and ! help Davis beat Berfr, and then ?-Grceawood Democrat
 Latest advicas are to the effect that when Governor Da,is wrote his last letter to Ben CraFea a slip of the pen made him say shotgun" instead Of .squirtgu:a Tort smith Felevat- or
 Gov. Davis says Gov. Garland and Senator Jones committed the same error in public life. Governor Davis could not have atta ched much import ance to the error. since. when recent 1y called upon to name two of the most distinguished citizens of the state, in order that their pictures might adorn the Hall of Fame, he named Garland-Batesville Guard.
 Jeff is now reported as taking hand in the matter of electing a sue cessor to Judge Battle of the supreme court. Of course. it's none of our fight, but it looks like gubernational duties are getting to be somewhat of siue- cure when the occupant of that ex- aited position can find time to take hand n every neighborhood ten
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-24

Newspaper advertising is the yeiy best hustler any firm can employ, going into hundreds of homes, and reaching homes that are approach able in no other Way.-WarsaW New Yorker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-24
Y. M. c. A. NOTES. By J. r. George.

4 rare opportunity for the men and boys of Pine Bluff every afternoon and night this week to meet and be with Rev John M. Dick, B. D.. of Boston. Mass MT. Dick comes to Pine Bluff fresh from a very successful two weeks meeting ill St. Louis For the last two weeks MT. Dick has been speaking to crowded houses in St. Louis Many men and boys came to the conclusion that the Christ life Is the only life to live.
 MT. Dick is not senational in any way but it is full of love for his fellow man; uses no cant of sancti- -aianiousness at all, but speaks as a man to men.
 The song services will be bright, full of life, and will be sung from the canvass. All songs illustrated, and every talk illustrated by pictures that are exact copies of the paintings ol old masters while many of these pie lures have been copied expressly for NJ Dicks use.
 Thursday afternoon will be his first talk to boys between the ages of 10 and IT. His first talk to men will be Wednesday night at D. m. sub jeet. a"Notorious Robber. All services free and every man in the city is in. vited to come You may never have such another opportunity Don't miss this one.
 The mems meeting this afternoon at the Young Mems Christian associa tion auditorium will be addressed by Rev c. w. Daniels. of the Baptist church. Time. 30 o'clock. All men in the city are invited to be present.
 The basket ball game Thursday night went to the c. team, ? to 0, by default, the M. team not being able to get sufficient number together to play.
 There will be no gymnasium classes after Monday night Bath rooms open as usual.
 The Y. and A. basket ball teams will play Monday night as the Dick meet ing will occupy the rest of the week, and all the men are expected to at tend them.
 The December reception will be given by the Christian Endeavor so- ciety of the Christian church. It will come in the early part of December. Watch for the date.
 The girls gymnasium classes are growing steadily Class meets every Tuesday and Friday afternoon.
 State convention meets next Friday afternoon in Little Rock. Get your credentials in and be sure and 5e there as large delegation is expected from Pine Bluff.
The Washington times., 1901-12-14
His pnticnt,s Condition.

Now" added DR.. Atkinson, 81 have no
theory to advance as TO the assailant OF
Mrs. Dennis. OF her condition, can say
only this: She has fighting chance for
life. Today dressed the wounds, having
to remove the bandages from her head.
There appeared no Inflammation No un-
favorable symptoms have yet appeared.
Tonight Mrs. Dennis is a little better.
Her injuries are yet NEST serious, Of
course"
Edwin b. Hay, the lawyer. from whom
the police hope to learn something about
Mrs. Dennis. because of his long ac-
quaintance with her and her business af-
fairs, is expected to arrive in this city
at o'clock this morning on the steamer
from Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Hay has known
Mrs. Dennis in professional capacity for
sixteen years. He has attended to much
cf her business ut various times. II Is
hardly expected, however, that he can
throw any light on the assault upon her.
a Woman Who Screamed.
As a precaution, the police are irving
to discover who was the woman who
screamed Just before daylight Tuesday
morning in the neighborhood of the Dennis
dwelling. II is hardly believed that Mrs.
Dennis left her residence at all on the
night of the assault, especially at such an
hour as that when screams were heard.
In this connection the police are also
working TO learn who was the man seen
in the park by DR.. Hooe, after midnight
Tuesday morning. DR.. Hooe states that
a man and a woman appeared to be
quarreling, as he stood on the porch OF
his residence. near Thirteenth Street snd
New York Avenue northwest.
Detective Evans has seen twenty three
young women employed by Mrs. Dennis as
dressmakcrs. None OF them could offer
any clue to the mystery OF the assault. a
list OF these women has been prepared,
and is kept at Headquarters. The state
mcnts of some of them have been reduced
to writing.
Major Sylvester is doing everything
possible tc clear up she case. He has
worked personally for hours. Last night
he said there was nath.ng new to offer.
The Washington times., 1901-12-14
SAN RAFAEL WRECK FOUND.
Eerrybont Discovered Lying In
Twenty Fnthons of Wntcr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1S.-There is lit
tie doubt that the wreck Of the ferryboat
San Rafael has finally been found.
For the last twelves days. Henry F.
Rogers. of the California Wrecking Com
pany. has been employed in searching for
the wreck Today he found the wreck in
twenty fathoms Of water. about three
eighths Of mile due south OF the light on
Alcatraz Island. and about one-quarter
Of a mile from the spot where the coll
lision between the Sausalito and the san
Rafael took place.
Cropping chains came up marked by
green and white paint from the steamers
rail. Tomorrow divers will 70 down.
The Washington times., 1901-12-14
A PROTEST FROM ENGLAND.
Proposed German Thrift viewed
with Grave Apprehension.

LONDON, Dec. lS. -. The Marquis OF
Lansdowne, Foreign Secretary, has COM
mUnicated through Sir f. c. Lascelles,
the British Ambassador at Berlin, me-
mortal to Baron Won Richthofen, the Ger
man Foreign Minister, from he British
chambers OF commerce expressing their
alarm at the proposed increase in the
German tariff. they believing that it will
he injurious to both countries.
At the same time the Ambassador rep
resented the grave apprehensions with
which the proposals were regarded by
Great Britain.
He said he earnestly hoped that the
representations Of the chambers of com
rlerce would receive careful and favorable
consideration in the best interests OF
mutual commercial relations.
The Washington times., 1901-12-14

Remember the nerves traverse the en-
tire body. and when they are out Of order
convey their trouble TO some one or more
parts No living being can tell just where
the nerves viii deposit the trouble, but it
is certain they VIII place it somewhere in
one or more organs.
In some cases disease is slowly built up
for instance in the kidneys, or in the
brain or perhaps in the bowels. and does
not make any violent show for weeks or
months. but IL is being piled in slowly
and sur ely, SO that when enough diseased
cells are built TO make a showing the
trouble is so far gone that many times It
IS impossible to recover.
The only safe pathway for anyone who
cares for health is to throw out the pois-
onous drug coffee as soon as you find some
evidence Of incipient disease. shown by
The Washington times., 1901-12-14
SENTENCES AT CAPE TOWN.
Nine Persons Fined and Imprisoned
br tic Military Court.

CAPE TOWN, Dec. 13-The sentences OF
nine persons convicted by military court
were publicly pronounced yesterday at
Oudtschoorn. All were condemned to
terms Of Imprisonment and to pay fines.
John shoeman, a member Of the Legis-
lative Assembly, was sentenced to six
months Imprisonment, and to pay fine
Of e5O0 II the fine is not paid he will be
imprisoned for year in lieu thereof
He was convicted of refusing TO hand
his horses over TO the British, and OF re-
fusing to report the presence Of Beers.
John Wales was sentenced to two years
Imprisonment. and to pay a fine Of cjo0.
The other fines ranged from $50 to $500.
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PRESENT LAWS DENOUNCED.
The Geld Commission Again In scs-
sion i'm Johannesburg.

JOHANNESBURG. Dec. 13.-The gold
commission met today in the chamber Of
mines. all the members being present. a
considerable number OF persons listened
TO the proceedings.
Mr. Tucker. a prominent surveyor, tes-
titled. II answer to question by the
chairman. he said there should be no
hindrance OF prospecting on crown or
private lands but reasonable safeguards
should be established to protect the
owners of the lands.
hundred claims. at least. should be
given to discoverer. The present pros
pecting licenses, the witness said, pressed
heavily on the prospector
A Mr.. Loveday said that prospectors
had no chance under the present law. He
did not see why The state should give
away valuable rights simply because. by
accident. gold existed on certain areas:
He also thought that allowing indis-
criminate pegcing OF known valuable
ground by the public was bad in principle.
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Ex-LIEUTENANT is DEFIANT.
Dcraison willing to Fight Former
Comrades After January 4.

PARIS. Dec. 13.-Ex-Licutenant Derais-
on who has been removed from the
French navy for disrespectful and flip
pant writings on the service. announces
that he will go on the stage.
He says that he is "A friend Of NJ. lie
Bargy. the great French actor. and he has
posted notice in the Cafe RotOnde. at
Toulon dcclarins that he is at the service
Of all naval comraGss who wish to fight
a duel with him after January /.
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Anothcr Anti-anarcby MN.

Judge Crumpacker. OF Indiana, ycster-
day introduced z bill making an attempt
on the life Of the President capital Of
fence, and MIR. Cassel, Of Pennsylvania.
introduced one providing for cOnstitu-
tional amendment giving Congress the
right to pass anti-anarchy laws.
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seen last night at his office. sos Twelfth
Street northwest
Il have attended Mrs. Dennis as a ply
sician for ten years" he said. in the
first place. / want to say. in view of the
circumstances OF this case, that should
she recover there is not the slightest
doubt that she will make a statement i'm
plicating somebody in the attack upon
her She is a woman OF strong mind and
good physical development. Mainly to
this she owes the struggle she has been
able to make for life. 4 less vigorous
woman would have succumbed under the
injuries
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