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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
He FOUND IT EVERYWHERE
what C. y Ferguson saw Of Prosper
it, In the East

c. Y. Ferguson returned yesterday from
a trip 10 Chicago. Pittsharg ana Coium-
bus. o. He SAYS that the most emphatic
thing observable in travelling now IS The
prosperity. Everywhere people are busy
ana in The region II the biz mills tae
rush 70 fill orders IS pel NEIL on ali
sides he found manufacturers who told
him that they could uot ger ears enough.
or men enough. = material enough to
keep Things moving as they w11.d ike
Sir. Ferguson takes frequent grips. and ~
says be- has never seen prosperity great
er. the country over. than & Is Ts1- now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05

you what an going to do. I have one
Of those packages. and T intend to keep
it until the company sends It's postage
stamps for the return trip. I am not
going to waste either time or postage
stamps in correspondence They know
have been sent the stuff and they know
what postage II viii take TO get 1t back
through the mails. That relieves me, ex-
cept that think am doing whole lot
to take the trouble to re-wrap and re-
mail it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
KANSAS VlANOERER RETURNS
Major Chris sheppard OF Goddard
LsacE6 From Europe

Major Chris Shepherd was 2 welcome
visitor al the c Mon stock Yards yester-
day ana everyb odys hand was extended
t. him in The most cordial reception. In
the years conc by Major Shepherd was
among the foss- frequent and persistent
shippers of all kinds Of live stock to this
market He is reokoned among the very
best judges Of hogs and cattle in the
southern stock belt adjacent to Wichita
% was thereto ere considered a great loss
60 HE yards p eople when he announced
that he was to take a trip abroad ard be
absent from the market for an indefinite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
OTHER TELEPHONE COMPANIES
Ask for Information nesardInG Wich-
ita's Franchise.

Mayor Ross ana City Clerk Amos Nc
Claim have been receiving letters from
outside telephone companies asking for
copies OF the telephone franchise which
The city council VIII accept. The impress
sion seems 70 De that Wichita IS SOFA 10
decide on the telephone matter and that
there is an opportunity of getting TIE
franchise.
Some OF the copies have been sent to
the outside companies. but as ye- n5th-
Ing has been heard from them The M
preston seems TO be that since the Mis-
souri, Kansas people have the lines 10 THIS
city and keep on improving them that
they ought TO have the franchise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
HARRY LOCKWOOD RETURNS
He Is Engaged for Another Carnival
at EI Eago

Harry Lockwood, well known to the
people Of this city as the secretary Of
the Wichita Carnival association. has re-
turned to the city after having covered
himself with glory at FL Paso, Texas,
where he had charge of affairs for that
event The Midi Winter Carnival was the
biggest thing that the Texans had ever
had, and they naturally give Mr. Lock
wood the credit for 1t. There was
money left in the treasury when the bills
were all paid and nice check above the
amount of his salary was given to Mr.
Lockwood.
FL Paso will have another carnival
next year, and Mr.. Lockwood has been
engaged to take charge of the affair. It
will be larger and grander than ever,
and the attractions are being selected at
the present time During the spring Mr.
Lockwood win take charge Of q carnival
in Old Mexico
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
CHANGE Their RESIDENCE
sr. and ssrs. Cock @eeare the w ".
John~tou's Home.

Mr. and Mrs. E. = Cook Rave moved
into TIE property recently occupied oy
sir ard Mrs ~ W Johnston. r. They
have recently uFed on North Lawrence
avenue but contracted for the house. as
tl- ard r2fs. Johnston wiIl spend severzl
months II California and re west
The homo ls verg peasant one. az 1910
North Topeka avenue, and Is Ftli Owned
bs Mr Johnston lie and aIrs Jaas4st9r
Jeff last satar8ay ngat fer CaHtorula
os er tie Santa ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
NV ELEYATOR al C0LWICH
Ncvl NJ Grain isiaut Puts ia a Plant


The EeVl.nE Grain company " thia rfF
has recently erected Dre elevator at
Norwich- the s-ructure haa capacity
Tor several thousand bushels ef ratr ara
IS really fine a1a-r fef Noreiea IHs
Neveang people have a nuuber ~ re-
vators over the COUNTRY ar1 Operate s.l
o. tne bas.1esa of them fron flrr a1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
AT THE PRO-CATHEDRAl
Mr. Mclaughlin and Hiss H0ward's
Marriage Occurs W ednesday.

wednesday morning az 1855. IN The Fro-
Cathedral. VIII occur the wedding OF Miss
Helen vivtoria Howard and Nr. c. D.
Mclaughlin Of Omaha, Neb. After the
wedding ceremony IS performed we'd
ding breakfast viii be served a. the
Carey and II the afternoon there win De
a reception Mr.. Mclaughlin and his
friend. Mr.. Ryan, arrived in The City yes
terdaY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
rnrnnENr CorGHING

inhames the lungs. FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR stops the coughing and heals
the lungs. The ordinary cough medi-
cines which are simply expectorants. viii
not do this, as they keep the lungs irri-
tated throwing off the phlegm. G. Geh-
ring, 400 E. Douglas; Geo Van Werden,
92s n. Main Wichita Drug Co, ITO E.
Douglas; Gus Saur. 524 E. Douglas;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
A MISUNDERSTANDING

Misunderstood symptoms OF disease
lead doctors to treat something else when
KIDNEY CURE viii bring YOU health
when other medicines have failed Take
no substitute G. Gehring, goo F, Douglas;
Geo Van Werden S2S y. Main; Wichita
Drug Co, 40 E. Douglas; Gus saur 524
i Donelas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
owners Tor The y,.seat Faun.I

Aoe'nsoa Brothers - Go6a5rd. yester-
lav claimed tae waes. which is alleged
t. have been sro-ea ~ Hlse 3oo-a Lest
suini ihe onieers fouud part 80 ;he
Vaet aa to aaFe oeea stosen 81
Aoare en- the road - Garden Pla5re. lie
Is noW b the ceuaty All awaiting pre-
iiniluary hearing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05

bona this is the nrst that has been that
distance.
The other stations along the lire were
''cut out" II telephone pa-ianoe, and
the Oklahoma-Kansas City people had
right OF way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05
ARE EXAMINING LIE BOOKS
Three Accountants Checking Up
PBseaffiee Affairs.

Three expert accountants are going over
the books at the postofilce this week,
checking Up the p0stohice Affairs for the
past months. Their work Is very tedious,
but VIII end during the next day or 50.
The business at the postofics has grown
so that It takes much more time than
in foTmer years 70 check Up the BUSINESS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05

tine. On the first Of last August he left
Goddard on his prolonged peregrination.
His nrst stop was Wichita, and thence
TO Niagara Fails, and from there 10 New
York city. On the sth day Of August he
sailed on the steamship Oceaniea- and
was Just four hours short of seven days
on the briny deep the time being six
DAYS and twenty hours from New York
to Liverpool. From the latter point he
went direct to Durham, England, and
later spent a week at each London and
Paris, taking in the worlds fair at the
Paris exposition On the outgoing trip
on the Oceanica there were 800 passen-
gers. and it was something Of coinci-
dence that Major Shepherd should ship
on the safe vessel on the return trip. He
landed in America on the oath day Of
January having sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th day. He lost no time in getting
to Wichita and arrived here on Saturday
last. He is eloquent in detailing the in
cidents Of his continental trip, but is
equally vehement in his assertions that,
after ALL there is no place like Kansas,
and Goddard VIII from now on daily
daily meet the genial smile and always
cordial greeting Of Major Chris shep-
herd.
Don't risk the little ones life; Group is
a dangerous disease. Mrs. Il. Gregg, Dun
dee, kan, says: My little daughter had
been troubled with Group since she was
three months old; Beggs' Cherry Cough
syrup cured her" Children Ike it.
]. P. Allen, Dockum &
4Igginson Geo. Van Warden-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-05

Joseph Workman.
1871 So Sth ST.. Phils.. ss~ss
/ had the Grip and was distressinEr4
weak The Grsr bottle 81 Dr Grerna's
Nervura encouraged me. ICcntiuuai
its use Tor few bottles and Az per
fectly weA man again
Mrs. l. L. Sumpricht.
1913 Blue Hill Ave-. Boston.
Mas. ssyss
Three bOttleso OF Or. Greene's Ngrvurs
cured me. I was al rundown iron,
GRIP. could neither eat. sleep nor
work. Negvura cured me entirely.
feel Like a different woman
Mrs. J. 3. Thompson,
Stowe. VI. says
"oh. that everybody would use this
grand medicinel had the Crlp and
carne near diving. ] was iu q fearful
condition, and now am entirely clred
by Dr. Greene Nervuras
\. s. Eaton. City Marshsi.
Nashua. ~. IL. says.
% used Or Gresres Nervura for en-
attack Of Grip ard found ulorc henedt
than from anything / ever used
recommend 10 90 all -
Mrs. - d Heck.
Northfeia. Nfess-. ea-as
'' suffered go with the Grip that Ter
one whole week ] did not cet Co sisep.
/ was completely Frustrated Z toos
DR. Greeno's NervuTa blood Ind nerve
remedy ana felt the benefit from tho
first day. Three bottles cured ne
completely
Mrs. +. I. Bickford.
&@5 Oxford 81. Portland. Ne,
says
=" was left IN = bad state % health ay
the Grip; was weak and poorly. snd
troubled with rheumatEu- after one
bottle 81 Or, Greenes Nervrra blood
and nerve remedy my hands stoppes
trembling and few bottles u,iie ue
well woman / should ha glad o.
ans er any inquiries about my case p
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
edv wmystko inne Eawiodfo,

Gdy wszystko inne Eawiodfo'
lekarAtwa KS. BrooksA snowu do
ponogiy mi do sdrowia. W ty~
si4oaol, prsypadk6w tax powie~
d.iano v n~iejednej osadzis. l
'ds!sia; wszedsie Iud'ie mstczysni
i kobiety, wychwalaja siawne
iellarstwa wlelsbnego ks Broeksa
/ .obis je zapisuj4 Nawe' dok~
torsy skutecsnost jego p"dzi~ia-
ia. Zasiuguj~ ono te3 oczywitcle
ma slave. Jaka posiadn. Dsisi.j
lekarstws wiel-bnego Ks. Brooksa
jul statY sic potrzeba demova
oietyi10o " Stanach Zjednooxo~
czonyoh, lecs tak3s " Kanadzie
I po oaiym 6w.eoie.
Coy uieszczesiiwy. cierpiacy
b~olesci, 3 powodu. 10 krew po-
tr,%ebuje nowago lyeia , nerwy
pokarmu natury, w1eszcle uda
sip d. lekarstw wisi. ks. Brooksa
nstychmiast doznaJe uIgi. przy~
bYwa jeden wt>eei 60 w;elkieao
mrdstwa w~ie}bIcieli tych zha~ien-
nycL lek6w.
Odbisramy tel lyle samow'eh.
1e ezas.mi trudno nam ie " 5ciu
do 10cin dniach speinic. Musia'
chyba straclG wszeIk,e zaufanie dc
swych wsp6iobywatel'. kto czy'
tajao tysiace zaszczvtnFch wYsta.
wiopych uam. ~sw,adeetw, ME jest
przekonsnym. o wlelk'em dotro
dz.ej,txie, lake s,anowia i s.a-
nowic beda Ola ludzl choryok
nsrwowych lskarstva wfelebnegc
ks. Brooksa.
20 bli3sze szczego'y pisad
pod adrosem:
Rev. Brooks Go.
1905 S. dalsted ST..
Chicago, Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

W 0 BRACE
GRIESEL y Winonie " bbku
Pekxa, 70 wszYstkich ture-
ssyoh salon6w ~nejwieoej piwa
1przedaia. 2 czego wynika,
he piwo gosc;om tn podawa'
ne, jest jaknsjlepssem. "
g@6wne, sail 90 stoly i mnogie
krsesls, a nadto osoboy pok6j
ola chcaoYch siedzied oseb'
no. Ludzi v tel, po stsrokra]-
kra;aku ur.adsonei -obersy
sswsze ,al v uIu. iecs mimo
to ks3dy ssybko dostanie
csego Enlsda.i Z sadowoleniem
~ychodzi.
Farmersy teraz Y cafcm
miescis w,eodnieissei gospod7
ME snsjd.. jsk q Griealow, q y
polacsonej idh ealooem
g~rccsrri wssystko mog9 kupj<
asi.s'a dla kachuf l ste&u
prowadaa6 m.1~s~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
DoMY / OTy
sprzedaje
" Chicago
J. B.. PALLASCH
sec Noble Str.

Takte ma A gentureKart
Okretowycl - sabezpiecsa
cd ognia = wvpo1vcza
pleni4dze 20 ns1oi4ssyoh
prooentsoh - ze stsrego kraju
6oilga
~yseia do Europy.
Wyrsbia pelnomoniotws osyii
VIOLIN hty - testamente
une dokonenta wyrabia - "a
mienis mie]sk,e pos,ad}o6oi ~
farmy,s fanny m properts:
Offs tel Generalnej AgepturJ
pod frmat B. PALLASCH
.nsjduje sig pod Mr.. 566 Noble
tr .(Chlcsgo. 1ll.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

:hodniowl l pOznata - Ru4
n. .posly.sasw'szy popisk KID,
many sobie CLOS dsiecka y
spojrzai. twar1 swego
meta!
Byl to = istocie Iomasz.
Stall on " ulicy nieruchomy
'posag i spoglada} W
Przebranie Elizy Hen
ryka TAX dalece 90 omamilo.
L ME wiedzia: czy sic myl'A
Tub ME chot poznawaI rysy
twar.y swych ukoehanych
Jeden ob:aw rodospego
poznania re strony Elizy nsu~
nal c~alkowicte lego w~atpliwo-
Sci.
Pedem pobieg. teraz To-
masz schodami ma gore i spo
cza} " ramionach Elizy, kto~
"a 2 utesknieniem wvsz&a ma
lego spotkanie Zaled"o sic
da opisat radosca ch"'la
odnslezicnia, TOT
MONA ia hedzie racze) wesPo'
= mimi odczut, anizeli wyrazit
s}owami wzruszenia zachwytu
dusz, uszczeSliwionych nlez~
miernie.
Gdy ochlone!i>z p~ierwsze~
go wybucbu radosci'' opo"'e'
DIAL Tomasz zonie O bunc'e W
maietnosci Harrisa. o ojco~
wskiem zajeciu sic MIN i wy
pra Rieniu go do Louisville u
przez p. Shelbyego, o szczesl'~
VEN przybyciu ma parowcu
do miasta, skad S e miai wias'
ME zelazn9 kole]2 udat do
kanady.
l Eliza mu opowiedzia'a Q
swoich przygodach. Tomasz
przyc;sna} do serca swego ma
lego Henryka, us}yszawszy Q
niebezpiecznej przepra"'e
przez rzeke ohio. Potem u
scisoal ukochn9 zone / powie~
dzial z rozczuleniem:: ,Wype}.
nilas wiernie sws macierzyn-
ska powinnoSe. dozw6l, abym
{, ia teraz wykonat obowiazek
OLGA Me many tn dluzej ma
co czekat, ale zaraz jutro wy
bierzemy sic do kra;ny VOL
nosci!"
Nazajutrz z rama wyjechali
ws7yscy troje z Cincinnati
pierwszym pociagiem do
stawszy sic szczesliwie do San
dusky puscili sic parowcem
ma jezioro Frye ku coraz wie~
eel zblizaiacemu sic celowi
swych wsp6lnych zycze6.
Gdy w}adza dowiedzia}a sic
o buncie niewolnlk6w obsa-
dzi}a n~atychmiast zbrojn9 si}a
maietnoSf Harrisa. Oddzialv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

4ycie WHY'D. Pier.szyz was,
kt6ry wyidllie v gore do
mas sic z6lity, stanie sic lo~
penn smierc FARO VINO jak kat~
dy osstepny AZ do ostatniego
meza. =.
: Daj pok6j sztuczkom -
powiedzial teras jakis niski
zadyszany czlowieczek, kt6ry
sic naprz6d wysunal. = Taxa
nova tebie ME przystoi. Wi
dzisz, le jeste5my urzednlka-
mi sprawiedliwosci. Prawo i
sila ~przemawisja "a nami; u
czynicie tel najrozsadniej, gdy
sic seokojnie poddacie, DO
PREDICT cry pozoiej to nasta-
pic musi.-
- Wien o tenn bardzo do~
brze,- odrzekl z gorvcza
Bob, - IL macie "a SODA
: prawo / sile. Chcecie mas ka-
zat chlostat i meczye. od~
! wieSe znowu " niewole: a
vase prawa " TEN VAN do
poma1aia ku wasz-i swe1
w}asnej TEN wiekszej hahbie!
Ale mas jeszcze ME macie "
swych rekach! Me uznajemy
waszych praw, ami waszego
kraju! T'ataj pod go}em ME-
benz jestesmy TAX samo jak
wy wolni i przysiegamy ma
W~szechmocnego Boga, kt6ry
mas stworzyf. re "a nasze-
woloost bedziemy walczyli
az do ostatniego tchnienia.
Gdv Bob to o$wiadczenje
wypowiada}, byio go widac
wyrazaie ia skale. lego mo-
wa wywarla nawet ma jego
p~rzeSladowcach 4chwilowe
wrazenie; ME skruszyla zas
tylko samego Marksa. Fle-
gmatyczaie odwi6dl on kurek
u pistoletu | kiedy Bob mo.
i vic przestal. dal do niego o.
gnia.
! Bob odskoczy} " box; a
I kula Swisnela mu ko}o glowy
i ugodzi}a " drzewo. - To.
warzysze! - zakomenderowa]
teraz Bob. - miejcie broh
W pogotowiu i wymierzcie
, strzelby tu owemu tam pre-
smykow'. ia dam .ognia do
pierwszego napastnika; kt6ry
sic pokaze; n~ajbli&szy mnie do
drugiego ! tax dalej.-
Pc wystrzale Marksa be-
dacy ma dele stall chwile
niezdecydowani.
do ronie. D0ide wDrosf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

AvOsS !
psovI'; ws.yscy.. ,e1 - Z
"a nogi wpopiochu: biedni
n;ewolntcy wied.Ieli .dob:ze Q
TEN, ~ sic tcraz miala odbyt
ma Mich jak ma dixie zwie
rzeta szalona ottawa. Z pre-
krzykiem rozpierzch
" sic ME wiasty j dzieci "
prawo I W lewo " g'ab ska|,
gdy " strzelby zao-
patrz,eani metczgzni ustawili sic
IA wysokiej skale. ably bye
ochrona ola kryj4cych sic
ponizej l bronit wedlug sill
siebie samych.
Niebawem nadbiegly du1e
ro.zarte psy. zwaoc pospoli~
Gle %.pija~kami''. rzuci'v sic
ma najbli&szych uclekajacych
niewoloik6w i obalily niesz-
czeSliwych ma ziemie. Staneli
tel teraz ma miejscu walki /
Aolnierze , Louisville u ! wlaS-
ciciele ziemskich majatk6w z
okolicy. Haley, kt6ry sic
ieszcze " pore stawi}, byl ia
kze miedzy mimi.
Gdy scigaiacV otoczyli re
wszech stron niewolnlkow,
wezwali lch do poddania sic,
obiecujac i'm "a to obelscie
lAskawe. Poddali sic tel "
istocie ~niewiasty, dzieci i Ct
wszyscy, ktory sic ME zdo|a~
Ii dostac ma ska}e, podczas gdy
Bob i lego towarzysze posta~
nowili sic broni6 do upadleso'
przenoszac $mierc mad strszli~
we niewolnictwo.
,Widzisz panic Haley.
powiedzial naczelnik zolnie~
rzy. .,jaka sobie dobra wy
brali plac6wke."
! TAX, widziafem,'' odrzekl
Haley, lie tedy wyszli ma
(gore; OF. tutaj jest $cieszka.
Jestem "a tenn. abySmy ich
Scieali. Ma dol zeise juz teraz
ME moga; tod ME potrwa dlu-
20, a dostana sic nam W re-
ce."
,,Alez panic Heley:" pc
wiedziaf 6w dzielnY naczelnik.
,,oni moga ma mas z poza
ska} st:ze}ac. By}by to tart
nielada!"
49, Wstydz sic waszet! -
odrzekl Haley z szydersk'm
usmiechem, - myslisz zawsze
O oszczedzeniu Was
aej sk6ry. moi panic Marks!
Me mass tutaj niebezpie~
czensswa, DO te murzyny -
to zanadto wie]kie tch6rze! =
- Me pojmuie! - m6w''
Marks, - olaczego ME mial~
bym my$let 0 moje) sk6rze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

"a = z 49, 20
(Ciag dalszy)
TX
Niebezpiecznn ucieczka /
okropne zAjs lie ma parowcu
odi@'ala}y tax niekorzystnie
ma zdrowie Elzy, re musia~
la po>ostat W domu go$cin-
NJ m. gdyz O dAlszej podr6zy
teraz ME moe}A %pomySlet. |
TAX sirdz'ala pewnego raoa
" krzesle, bledsza / bardzieJ
wvneuzo,a!a anizeli W Kentu~
cky z c4}ym ogromem c'chel
bole&ci. kt6ra sic malowala
W lei d}ugiemi rzesam; ocie~
nionych oczach / " wyrazie
jej ust }agodnych. Mona byfo
teraz wreszcie pozoat, jak
dalece sic jej szlachetoe SERGE
zestarza}o. ale i zahar:owa}o W
twardej szk"le zgryzoty. Ioz
kied> cd czasu do czasu pod
niosla swe 1uze ciemne oczy,
ably sl-dzic igraszki swego
svnkA Henryka, kt6ry sic pc
zi~m j+kby moty} u~iial: o.
ka .y~a}c j., spojrzenie taxa
-cnergia i stanowczoSt. jakiej
" dawn'ej>z> CHI i szczeSli-
w,zych dniach ME moznaby
sic b 10 d~op~trzee W ]ej mi
}ych oczach.
Maly Hrnryc~ek zajety by}
W tel chw'l' znana take
europe)sk'm dzieciom RORY
wka to jest puszczaniem my
dlanych baniek kt6rych roz-
nob4rwne. mie"iace sic kolory
wielce 60 ~zachw7ca'y. Maj
wieksza byla jego ucieeba,
gdy puszczona przez okuo !
wesolo W powietrzu bujajaca
bahxa powell "a dol opadaIa
| doplero ma ulicy sic rozpry
skiwa}a.
W}asnie telaz wydal byl
ch}opczyna picking ba6ke.
ktora mieoiac sic wszelkiemi
barwami %podmuchem lekkie.
20 wiatru W uko;nym kier~
upku ku ziemi opadala. Ch}o-
piec wykrzykiwa} z rado$ci
m6wi} do swej rodaicielk,
,Popatrz tel matedko: co to
"a piekna badka! Szkoda, 3e
sic must rozprysnat." lynn
czasem mydlana bahka osia~
I dta ma %s}omianym kapeluszu
jakiegos utica przechodzacego
aetczyzny i chwia'a sic ma
MIN kjlka chwil. ME tozpry~
skujac sic.
Chlopczyna az kr.yknal Z
radosci ma widok tel osobli-
@sa@ "
.~.,ai ozd0hv kane(usza. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
jecbnc M Zac1h6d
Is procent ta1tej.

Mozna jechnc M Zach6d
Is procent tantej.
w st. Paul / Minneapolis
mona dostat do kup;enia TAME
tyk'ety do wszelkich punkt6w "
Minnesota, Man,tobie, Pdfuocnej
Dakoc,e, Montanie, Washingtonie,
1 Oregou,e ma stacych cd sgent6v,
kolei Northern Pacific = o Is
cent6w tan,ei, an,teli vvnosi cens
z~wycsajns. Jednskte take toDie
tykiety sprzedsvaue be'ja tYlko v
naetepujacych dniaoh'
. Lutego II, 10, i % - 1901
Msrca 5, IL, 1926 1901
Kwietn,a 9, 9, l6, q, 80 1901
Tyk,etY dobry do powrotu "
ciagu 20 dol, lecz NIGGA bye pre-
dluzone do dnl 30.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-09
AT A RIPE OLD AGE
Mrs. MahaIa Payne Died at the Home Of
Her Son.

Friday forenoon ut 11:40, surround
ed by loved ones. Mrs. Mahala Payne,
relict of the late Rev. Gabriel Payne,
died 1T the home of her son, Mr.. j. d.
Payne, 235 Third street. with whom
she made her home.
The age of Mrs. Payne was almost
eighty-five, she having been born on
the Fourth day of July, 1916. in the
western part of Washington county,
near Waterbown. Death was brought
On by old age. suDerinduced by dis
case of a drcr:lcal nature. The fun
eral will take place from the Centenary
M. E. Church, near Cutler, at four o.
clcck this afternoon.
Mrs Paync's husband died some
thing like four years ago. She was the
mother of j. D. and F. NJ. Payne, and
the grandmother of G. NJ. Payne, all
of this city.
She was a true Christian woman, and
since early childhood had been a de-
voted member of the NJ. e. Church.
host. of friends mourn her death.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-09
TRICKY GIRLS
Joke by the SIelghrlders Made the Innocent
Boys DeathIy Sick.

Binghamton, New York.-There was
badly frightened party of girls and a
group of young men deathly sick at
sleighride party to North Harpersville
last week Half a dozen COUPLES had
arranged for jolly trip, to be followed
by a supper in the house of a friend.
The young men, in order to protect
themselves against the cold, took along
flask of brandy, which they hid in
the sleigh. One of the girls accidently
discovered it. then told her compan
icrs, who determined to give the boys
a les:on, and they literally dosed the
liquor. The result was beyond all ex-
rotations.
The fun was at its height when sud
denly first one then another of the
boys lost all interest in the entertain
ment. The lads we're taken seriously
i'll, and the host became badly fright
encd. The girls also became terror
stricken and confessed.
A physician was called and for the
remainder of the might the house was a
hospital, but the youths were declared
out Of danger finally, and the host
drove the girls home. And now the
girls are on needles and pins, anxious
to know whether the boys are willing
to forgive them.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-09
est. Nicholas League"

is an organization of those who reaI
The magazine (whether subscribers or
lot,) without dues. and it offers prizes
zach month for the best drawings,
photographs, poems, stories, puzzles
ind puzzle answers. Some of the work
sent in by ung folks shows surpris-
ing talent.
No one wis does not see est. Nicho-
las" can reah2- what an interesting
magazine it is, and how exquisitely lit
Is illustrated; it is surprise to young
and old. OF literature 1t contains the
choicest, and in art it has never been
surpassed by any grown folks perlodi-
cal. The new volume begins with
November, 1900, and the subscription
price is $500 a year. If there are
children in your home, you can hardly
afford to be without 1t.
BOYS AND GIRLS who read this
advertisement and who wish to find
out more about The St. Nicholas
League and its system of monthly
prizes may address, without cost, The
1t. Nicholas League, Union Square,
New York.
THE CENTURY CO.,
Union Square, New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-09
No One to Pray for Them.

Special to the Leader.
Columbus, Ohio. Feb. S.-The state
Board of EQUALIZATION is embarrassed.
1t can find no one to pray for it and
will endeavor to get along without
prayer. Since the second day of the
session, early in December, the Board
has had a committee at work trying to
find someone to open the sessions OF
the Board with prayer. but this morn
ing the chairman of the Committee
gave uD the job and the Committee
was DISCHARGED without censpre