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The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02
COLUMBUS
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days are lengthening.

-Mlolo0z IOr 0oot pnOVOs.
The days are lengthening.
-Dr. Naumann, dentist, thirteenth
street. Il
-Toys, albums and chinaware ct Won
Bergen Bros.
Mike Horst OF Osceola, was in the
city Saturday.
Blank farm leases for sale at TIM
JOURNAL Office. Il
DIR. Baker, physician and surgeon,
o6ice Olive street. tt
DIR. L. @. Voss, Homeopathic physi-
clan. Columbus, Neb.
Bob McCrsy was at Platte Center
Monday on business.
=. "A Wise Member" at the opees
house Wednesday night.
THE JOURNAL eincerely wishes all its
readers a Happy New Year.
Emil Won Bergec,is confined to the
house with the prevailing grip.
Miss Emma Dawson has been sick
With rheumatism the past week.
Ladies, call at Galley's and see our
line OF dress fronts, the latest styles.
-Dr. G. II. Gietzen, dentist, in Bar
her block, thirteenth street. I'm
-Dn. Martyr, Evans & Geer, ofice
three doors north Of Friedhof's store. Il
-Chicago Inter Ocean and CoLuxBus
JOURNAL, one year, in advance $1.75. Il
Miss Ruby Rickly entertained Q
number Of her friends Monday evening.
For 6ne watch repairing, call on
Carl Froemel. 18th st., Columbus, Neb.
DO not fail to see our 8-foot galvan-
issd steel mill Tor $500 A. Dussell 4
Son. e
-Dr. Naumann extracts more teeth
painless than any other person in this
county. II
Bring us your orders for job-work.
They vill rece ~rompt and careful
attention.
Frank Fuea.u made his first appear
ancs Tor several days on the street, last
Saturday.
EN-. J. Potts, Who has been in the
city for tho past several days. left Mon
day for Albion.
Married, December q, by County
judge, T. d. Robson, Paul Blaser and
lliss Bertha Boss.
De. NcKean's method OF making
Gluminum plates places them On q
equality With gold.
Presiding Elder Nilard Of Crane
IGland, will preach in the n. E. churca
Sunday and Monday.
We represent the American Bibl'
Socisty. Bibles from SO mp. Englisa
and German languages. The Fair.
Fritz Ernst and vile Of the LosskG
creamery separator station, were in II
city Saturday t~ransacting business.
-0eorge Scott, the very efficient helI
ct Charles Eastons establishment, i
suffering With IN attack q the grip.
-Whsn you wish good, neat, clear
handsome work done in the line O
printing, call It Tn JoUnxAL o8ca.
1t as about tho qnistsst Nev Year.
sve in The city of Columbus. at least ID
many years, says Policeman Pat Meshan
DIR. ]. G. CLARK, dentist, fns eol'
allinss, crown and bridge work . sPse
inlty. Onoe in North block, Thirteenth
stposk Il
WIN. Schilx nakeo boots and Ghoe
in ths best styles, and uses only To vsr.
bsse stock that can b procured in th
naEksk e
The public school rooms Of Gram
ISland ars being funigstsd twice veskl.
- . preventive against The spread Q
soallpox.
-Ihsce viii b . ssssion of distric
esszt beginning january "A. Tho JIM.
assi1sd to convene February II "a
Hh~A
-Ths LAdisG' Aid Socisty a th
lh1hodist church VII give to T1sl
~,J0sazyA, q - hoos u Nm. G
NHnipa
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Friday last Henry Class, sr., took Z
load Of furniture to Frank Wurdeman'a
place, and on his way homo Saturday,
when about q mile or 10 from W. T.
Ernst's, the neck-yoke OF his wagon
broke, letting the tongue down. Mr..
Cas- concluded the safest thing for him
to do under the circumstances was to
jump out, and let the team go, which be
did, ct once. The team and wagon were
sfterward gathered together all right.
Henry thought he wasn't hurt much at
first. but has found that there is . small
bone OF the right ankle broke, which
may take . week or 90 to heal in good
shape. He il enjoying himself in bed a.
we'll - he can, and 10 very thankful his
injuries are no worse than they Are
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Tho smallpox scare at Grand Island
y sahsiding. The policemen have been
taken away from the quarantined houses.
II anyone living in the houses are sen
On the street. where the quarantine has
not been raised, they arc sent to the
pest house, which 10 located about two
ni]es northeast OF the city. This ID .
building about 24x10 feet with two id
jaeeat buildings. One trouble they have
about the smallpox in Grand Island il
they don't get nick enough to make it
interesting. They have about . dozen
at tie pest house now. They say they
hsvsa dance every day and keep tele-
|phooing up town Tor whiskey " come
thing lively to help pess the time. Dr..
Davi1 said there vas no danger 1os
people to Wit the city, Tor II one broke
out they veee Immediately taken care
q and every physician y eonpelled "a
report every new casa-Ce0tsal City
|NoopaEsd.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

1t is q we'll known fact that every
hearty laugh in which q man or woman
INDUCES, tends to prolong life, a. we'll -
to make the blood move moro rapidly,
and thus give q new stimulus to all the
organs Of the body. The saying Laugh
and grow Fat" is not q particularly ele-
CANT one, but it expresses q truth in .
concise manner. No truer words have
over been uttered than "Laugh, and the
world laughs with you; weep, and You
weep alone" The amusing comedy "A
Wise Member" has scored more laughs
than car be counted, for it embodies in
its plot and situations the essence OF
mirth. It viii be produced at the opera
house on. Wednesday evening, January
ID, with an excellent company. Don't
fail to see it.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02
We ANNOUNCE THAT OUR STOCK OF
Groceries, Crockery.
Glassware, Lamps. Etc.,

il more complete than es and invite ono md al tocomsi in and inspect it All
Of .ne leading STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES arc % b foand In Q store
tuclnding ali a the latest novelties. and re ones. for TIE 1.t tine d Columbus
the famous FERNDALE CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES which no ab
oolotely the best =
In 6e Teae and Oo6ees CHASE 4 6AxD6nxs, q usual, take the Lad W
ell the celebrated Log Cabin Maple Syrup and warrant i ia b The bat
oaaly And what yu wcnt Persons buying In large quantities VIII do veil TO call
ton and courteous treatment accorded to all ssAA s~i
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Prot Kern, Of David City, who, Ut 1
recent meeting Of tho Columbus school
board va elected to take the place 81
Prot. Williams, deceased, it seems will
not come to this city, although having
applied for the position. With regard
to the matter the David City News says;
"Prof. Kern has decided to remain here,
notwithstanding the promotion he would
get by going to Columbus. Many OF the
parents Of pupils here appealed to the
board to have him remain, and the pu-
pills, especially those Of the senior class,
we're greatly worked mp over his pros
pective loes."
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Evidently there is an enlargement
Of the criminal work that 10 intended to
be done in the near future in this coun-
try. Desperate characters are taking
unusual chances. The people Who mean
70 get their living without doing any OF
the work Of the world, arc getting . little
braah in their methods. 81. e Glass-
man, Who lives . mile south Of Norfolk,
had twelve head Of cattle stolen last
Wednesday night. The Madison Chron-
ole says that tho stock was driven to
Pilger and loaded into . . and billed
for Omaha. Mr.. Glassman recovered
his cattle bat the thief or thieves are
still at large. It strikes THH JOURNAL
that No need, for certain portions Of the
country, . system Of mounted police, 70
that criminals may b caught ct their
nefarious work.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

or south Of Chicago ask your local
ticket agent to route you between Omaha
and Chicago via the
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

IL @. Lawson, a Willow Spring.
stock farm and Arnold r. 81. Oehlrioh
attended the short-born cattle Mle at
South Omaha, Wednesday. They were
from the herds Of G. q. Below 81
Narysville, Mo-, and brought fancy
prices, 6 head bringing $4,000. 4r.
Lawson bought . thrse-yeer-old COW
With calf BY side and 1r. Oehlfioh pur-
chased . ine yeariing bull to put on his
ranch east Of town. Harvey Lawson
brought his fathers purchase hone,
arriving yesterday morning.-Olarks
Enterpriea.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

The teachers from Platte county
who attended the State association ct
Lincoln last week, were: I. b. Britell,
Mrs. E. W. Glidden, Mrs. G. A. Brindley,
Misses Grace CLARK, Alice Watkins.
Alice Luth, G. Scofeld, Prot. Garlich
and Fred. Williams from Columbus;
Prof Campbell, r. E Hoose Of Platte
Center; lisa M~aclaren, Ella Coleman and
J. J. Walker of Humphrey; Muzetta
Wheeler, Creston; Emma MAien and
LAurs Christensen, Leigh. The attend
ance at this session was far in excess Of
all previous meetings, the number being
over eleven hundred.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

The January issue OF Table Talk
starts OF the first number Of the New
Year and the New Century with many
excellent articles OF value to housekeep.
ers who are interested in housekeeping
and home making. How to prepare
things to eat in the most palatable and
manner is always q main
feature Of this msgasine. illustrated
cookery 10 a permanent feature Of Table
Talk. 1t gives each issue q number Of
illustrations of practical everyday dishes,
showing how they can be served inviting.
ly. Table Talk teaches the art Of good
cooking and wise and economical living
1t is q reliable aid to busy housewives
Our readers can obtain q free sample
copy by addressing The Table Talk Pub.
fishing Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Miss Eta Wilson, who was house
keeper for r l. Payne, wa accidentally
killed in . runaway at Harrington,
Washington, recently. Sheriff Mcleod
went to North Bend Tuesday to arrest
G. @. Oren who sold q load Of corn b.
longing to James W. Edgar, . farmer
living east Of this place, to the Knowlin
sheep ranch last Saturday. Oren took
the proceeds and left town leaving the
horses in one OF the livery barns here.
Sheriff Mcleod, learning that Oren had
been seen in North Bend by the city
marshal, went to get his man but the
culprit could not be found. The exer.
else Of . little poor judgment on the part
of some one in North Bend enabled Oreu
to escape and Mac had to come home
empty handed.-Schuyler Sun.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

IL +. Andrew, . travelling salesman
for an Omaha house, whose home is in
York, was taken sick while in the Thurs
ton hotel last Tuesday. Physicians
were called, but the disease did not de-
velop until Thursday, when the case
was pronounced smallpox, and the pa
tient was removed in the afternoon to
the township house north Of town, which
was temporarily made into q pest-house
Drs. Martyr and Baker are the attend
ing physicians and are doing all for the
patient that can be done. Henry Moore
is attending Mr.. Andrews as his nurse.
Although his case IL no: q severe one, he
is troubled with eruptions all over the
body, but suffers very little.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

IN. Jenny, Of the firm ofJenny Bros,
living seventeen miles northeast OF town,
made this Office q pleasant business call
last Wednesday. The two brothers have
q large farm and keep about 70 head of
Holstein mich COWS, about 30 Of which
they arc now milking, getting q aver
age Of fourteen quarts Of milk to each
COW daily. The Jenny Bros. are doing a
large business in manufacturing brick
cheese, turning out about 200 pounds .
day, tho most Of which they sell in Oma-
ha. The two brothers, aside from their
extensive cheese making, have q large
orchard which yielded 800 bushels Of
apples this year. They may we'll be
classed % among the best and most sue
cessful farmers in our state.
Nina Elnora Gray, aged 80 years,
wife Of the late Captain CLARK Gray, died
Sunday morning 1t the home Of Clinton
G. Gray in this city OF heart trouble.
caused from an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Grsy's home has been in Denver,
and she came to this city on the 22d 10
whit relatives for about . week. When
she arrived here che had q very severe
cold. which developed into pneumqnla
with the shove result. Mira Gray VII
b remembered BY many who knew hon
,.Fft-
ego with her husband, now deceased,
then the cashier OF the Commercial
hank. The relatives here are awaiting
the arrival OF the deceasedis brother, +.
E. Martin. from Webb City, No, before
making final arrangements. Tho 70.
mains will probably b taken to Denver.
Mra. Gray was . sistsr-in-law OF s. @
Gray OF this city.
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

Tho MoennerchOr society q the
most elaborate Christmas exercises in
the city, at their hall Christmas eve. A
large evergreen tree was split and nailed
to . pole connected with the floor and
ceiling, and the whole was arranged "a
revolve like . merry-go-round. At the
ceiling an electric battery was placed "a
ignite the lights on the tree. Below the
tree seats for eight people were built
where any one could have q free ride.
The decorations. lights and presents
made q most charming picture. Charles
Segelke, sr., and George Douglas were
the artistic builders Of this unique recep.
tacle for Santa Claus
The Columbus journal., 1901-01-02

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
2 ~SWIECKTEGO n,s

z sW1ECKIEGo p's.e do
GazetY 3dansk1ej'': Dobra TO-
zfowo i Sktrzewo ida 20 BIN. ma
suhhaste. ,.Danzigerka" donoszac
0 tenn dodaje, IL dobra to by}y
dawn'ej ma1oratem ~polskin, a
polska gospodarka" spowodowa-
Ia lch rune. - A to sig W. bra}a
,.Danzigerka" W pore, wygadujac
ma poIska gospodarke, ]akbv MIC
ME wledzia}a o niem,eckie1, kt67a
spowodowa}a lyle plat, strate setek
tyle samob6]stw. A
,Iuz to dyrektor6w- niemieck'eh
"a zelazneml kratam,? Oh
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gcspodarke, boo wasza ME-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

OSTRZESZOW. W Dorucho~
VIE zakonczYi zywot doczesnY 8. p.
x. Jozef Szczepahski, proboszcz W
IS roku zYc.a, a 20 kapaanstws.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
z Prus Polskich.

z Prus Polskich.
CHEkMIN SKA DYECHZYA.
Ks. Konrad Gburkowski. ktorY
przes k,lka m,esieoy lecsy3 sig "
domu choryoh NajAw. Mary
Panny " Gdshskuj ustanowlony
.ostaf wikarym v ke&vn'e.
sZCZYTNO. - Wyohodzaoa
tn .,Gazeta Ludowa" wydawana
ola professionalism M~azur6w, pisze:
,,Juz niejednokrotnie dcnosili
nam Czytelnloy. Se zandarml od~
mawiall cd zepisvwania ,,GazetY
L,dowej", strassac i gro&ac przY~
tenn karam,. Ale n,estyohany j
iedYnY pewno " swoim rodzaju
~yoadek wydarzvt sig nam 80 m7m
v~esz}ej 6rody+
,,Rseos mip'a sig fax nastepu~
je: We srode rano przYchodzi do
naszet ekspedycyi obywatel Brzensk
z Bartnie)strony, capsule sob'e
,,Gazete Ludowa" ma diva miesia-
oe. Da1lsmy mu W podarunku dw'e
ktiazki: .Czerwouy rozb6in'k" i
.,Trzej vedrowcy". na''to ki'ka
gazet 3 pro6b9, adv je rozda}
miedsv zna]onych j zachsciA lch
do zapisania .,Gazety Ludowei"'
Pan B,zenek w7szed{szv cd nasj
spotka} ma rynku znajomego, kt6-
remu powiedzia}, re jezel, zaplsze
,,Gazete Ludowa' otrzyma "
dodatku dwie ksi9zki , pokaza} mu
owe kslatki jake Gazette Spo~
s.rzeg} to zandarm " pob]izu sto~
jQoy.i zblizy4 s,e do pana B. !
p7ta GO, CO to "a gaze:v / cd ko~
90 one pochodza. Pan B. odpo"
wiedz,a}, IL gazety to sobie zapi~
sat. To zapdarmowl ME wystar-
czy}o. ale prowad~i paua Brzensk.
do landrata, gdzie 90 znowu wy
pYtuja, co to "a kslszki i gazetv, a
jedeE = u~rzednik6w powiedzia{:
No. tosoie Wy dobry ,,kunda",
kiedY trzymac,e ,,Gazete Ludowa".
Ale pan Brzensk tax }atwo SIG ME
wvstraszy&, t,lko odpo~ iedz'a': IA
choGbv6cie 20 sto flntaml ma
mnie SILL, to sic ME boie i .,Gaze-
to Ludow>" trzyma6 bede''.
Go najclekaws4e, 10 zandarm
przvszed} nasteDnie panem
Brzensk navel do naszej ekspedv-
CYL i sapyta}j zkad przychodzimy
dawa6 gazety celem dalszego rcz.
dawanla i to do tego potrzeba
pozwolenstwa (D hurmistrza lub
landrata. Poniewaz ME wiedziell-
dmy o wysok'ej godnoscl stojacego
pred mani zandarma, tytu}owa-
lismv go pane wachmlserzu (llsrr
Naohm,ister). ma co 'tenze eie
obursy} i poni .dz'a*, 10 Jest nad~
wachmistrzem COherwschmeiste,
Wytl6maczyli5mY tedy psnu rad-
wachmistrzo vi grzeoznie, ale bar
do stanowczo, 10 vidal s!e W ME
.s.oie rzeozy l he my lep,ej wien,
60 wolno, q co ME wolno. Ma to
pan .adw achmlstrz opascil nasz9
tk.redycYa."
kOSCIERZYNA iBerent .Poo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
Posostaw vii wdowe : kllkorg'em
ds,ect.

dslect.
GNIEZNO. Redaktora ,,Lechs"
akasa{ sgd M 6 tYeodn, wiesienla
"a obrase nauosyciela Koralewsk'ea
90 We Wr.e6ni. Obrohoa mecenas
Karp,hski, bron,i sprswY gorl'wie,
q tax ostro, 70 sat ma weswan1e
prokuratora waia{ 60 W kars' POI
rsadko~4 p'ecdzie :i9t msrek.
Sprawl ia ME zakohozY Gig pred
sadem gniez .irnskin, tylko tocsyc
sig bedzie a. do najwyzs4ych
iustancyi. Sprawy s>k6lne sa DIS
najdrazllwszemi re w~szYstklch
spray " dzieln;cach pulsktch
p .nstwa pruskiego.
WRZESNlA. w Skarbosze vie
~zn,szcaY& poza1 dom ch.1upnlka
Woialeoha Glerszewskiego. W
domu tyn ponios}o 6m,er6 troje
dx,eci robotn,ka Nowaka, kt6re "
lzbie bY{y zsmkniete,. gdy rodzlce
wydalil, sig z domu. Zdaje sig. ke
w,a6aie dzlecl to og:en wznieci}y,
bawiac sig zapa@kami. lie t. ME
szczese powsta]e z n'eostroznoscl
rodzic6w. !
o POLSKIE IM1E. .Mistrz,
rzeznicki p. Kolussn,ewski z POI
znauia mia{ ma targu mad swolm
nam,otem god&o z napisem. Jan
Koluszn:ewskl. Rozporzadzenie
polloyi targowej za6 prep sute,
abY im,s IA godle podanem by}o
" jexyku nismiecklm. Ola tego p.
Kolusznivwskiego sad }swn,czy
skaza{ ma ksre pien,e4nq. 1zba
karna ]ako instancya apelacyj ma,
po1wierdz:{a kar7. Oskarzouy 3D.
wo}al sic do kamergerYcbtu; kt6ry
zni6s& kare, uznajao owo rozpo~
r~zadzsme p~olicyjne dina Is
wrzeso,a r. 1888 "a n,ewazoe o
lyle, o lie ono przepisuje, sbY
polekle .lm,ona tf6maczono-- IA
'ezyk niemiecki. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

x. WIKARY Leon Kiedrow~
ski z Tacholi przeniesiony jake
administrator probrstwa do Kro~
jank, a x. ad ministrator Mccoy
shaw Kaminsk, z Czerska jako
wikary do Tacho'i, K.
wikarY Jan PIlnski z Gdahska do
a K. wika,Y Tcmasz
Gosk z Grzvbna do Pogddek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
Lekarz, {

sZAMOTUkY. Lekarz, dr..
Nizinsk, w~ysylajac prsel azem
poeztowym p~ienladze, napisaa sdres
90 polsku - tYmczasem ma Poczcie
urzednik 60 przekre6l1 l .adret
n,emiecki po&o5yt. Oburzonv tenn
dr.. N. zarzuc,{. urzedn'kowi STAT
szowanle dokumen!u. z tego wy
nikf process i DIR. NiEinskiego
skazano ma 100 NIX. kary pieniez~
mel. Wyrok6w sado ~Ych ME VOL
no poddawac krytyce.
Materya ME przepuszczajaca
kul. Chicagoski Department policyj-
nv robil niedawno temu Acknowledgements
z pewna m terya wyrobion9 "a Iranics,
kt6ra ME przepuszcza kul. P'6ba oka~
za}a, 2e kula wyrzucona z rewolwe1u
wlelkiego kalibru ma pewna ~odleR}rsty
ME MOCHA przeszyt tel materyi Ludzie
wog6le ME interesuje sic podobna ma
terya. chyba gdyby by4a wojna. Wiecej
atoli interesuja sig ]udz'e kwesty4
sdrowia, jeteli chcecie uczyu:6 vase
cia}o zdolnem ua odpleranie ws7elkich
chor6u, w~nmocnl::cle VASE eystem II
oczyscie kew plzes utycie ORA P,otra
Gomozo, starsso i wyp,6bowanego le-
katstwa ziol~wego. sprzedaja 10 spe-
eyalni agencl aibo sam w}asclciel D..
Peter Fahrney, 112-114 So. Hoyr.
ave., Chicago. H.
A "a r
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
I Poznahskiego.

. L ~Poznahskiego.
+ POZNAN. Zakonczy} zywot
d~oczesny, ty4y refendaryus1 SAT-"
wy, a pozuiej d~zierzawca zablko~
We, 6p. Emil Czarlinski, znauy z
gorllwe6o, " praoaoh spo4ecznycb.
Ma ostatku by} sekretarzem ,.sa.
mopomocY."h- Brat ozYnnY udxla@
" bitwach 1853 r. Cze66 jego
pamievl.
+ WE LWOWIE xakohosyf
doosesny, n~ajstarszY syn
smarlego dr.. Ludwika Rsepeoklego
50. Jan Rsepecki dr. phil. prze-
tYwssy lat 43. BYi szefem oddsia~
u ). Banka k-sjowego' urssd-
,,Wyd,iAta Kraioweco".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

to sebral uo.ciw4 ,skrsetn4 nraca
/ os.csedno6oia. Me ohodsii on do
k.rosmy. q ohwile wolue cd piracy
spedsal ma czytaniu kaxetj : kto-
ryoh innyeh pouosai. o:c prsykfad
do na6ladowan'a.:
KOWALEWO. Wp&vw kolo~
nisaoyi,i protestVz0 ""n'e: "
Ryhsku sprzedauYm ma kolon'sacYa
liozba dz,eoi szkolnych katolioklch
doohodzi}a do 80, teraz Jest lob
-. TAX samo zmniejszy&a s'e l'cz-
b. parafsn k%atolick'oh.
KARTUZY. Dnia IA L'ste~
pada 1echat p,erwszy poo'ag oso~
bowy ma torze z Kartuz do ko~
6o;erzyny.
CHEkMZA, da'a IL List.
We wtorek dnia l2 I'm. pob{o-
pos}a w,onym zosta& W tuteiszym
kosciele paratialnym zw'azek mai
pomiedzy panna K"nstan-
eva Wykrzykowska a paAem
W}adystawem Chrzanowskim ,kup-
I'm stad. Aktu 6lubnego dokons*
kuzvn panuv m}odej x. Anon
Stud. ,nski z Po.nanis W asvstencyi
ME ,scowego proboszcza K. dz'e-
kama FrYntkowek'ego i X. gwar'
Podworsklego z krakowa,
p%rzvjacie]a pana miodego. Od
oltarza przem6w vii Go n~owozehc6w
" nader serdecznych s}owach
wielebny x. gwardYao Stef. Pod
worski z Galioy;. Szczekt Bo&e
m&odej parze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

KO$CIERZYNA iBerent1 Pc.
lar anisscsyf k%atol,okie seminaryum
nauczy Of stskie - prawie ~ssYstkie
uiefuchomo6ci ok,en z~n,szczy}.
Naiwiekssa s.skode poniesll miess~
xajacy tam nsau,osyoiele. gdvs uful
y b. zptecsetstwo cd pot'ru albo
v ale ~sprzetow ME sabespieczYll
albo bardso nisko. /.
SWIECIE. W. wsi Wilose
biola wyrobnik Jan. Paliwoda e
st.ssy Va kup,t posiadtosd Cd y.
Fr,t.. "a $500 m.rek.' P1eniadx.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
His Foot wna1n the Why.

4 gentlemanly chap riding in an ele-
waited car permitted the sight of n
mans foot in the middle of the aisle to
exasperate him to most unreasonable
degree. Women tripped over it. Men
stepped over ii. y few folk purposcly
dragged their feet against it as hint.
But its owner calmly read his paper
and moved not. Finally. 81 beg your
pardon, nay friend" said the gentleman
~ chap, leaning down, his face set and
teeth clinched. but don't you think you
are taking up more room than you are
entitled to? Your foot has been in ev-
cry ones way for half an hour. l pro-
test, sir!''
The man folded his paper. remarking
without the least show of anger: 'Ah,
thank sou. l had not noticed IT," With
that he reached down. picked up his
foot, gave it n violent twist and pushed
it partly under the seat. To accomplish
this he had to move his body to the
edge of the seat
On discovering that the leg and foot
were wooden our gentlemanlike chap
blushed i'm confusion, muttered sort of
apology and hurried Off ut the next sta
ton. while the car tittered.-Ncw York
Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
NOVITIATES TAKE vows:
CEREMONIES AT. HOSPITAL

The closing exercises IN the retreat
that has been conducted at St. An
thongs hospital during the past few
days by Rev. Hugolinus Storff. pro-
SinciaI of the Franciscan order of St.
LOUIS, were held this morning. be-
ginning at s o'clock.
High mass was conducted by Rev.
Storff. assisted by Revs. Thomas
Mackin. and J. +. LoclIney. of this
city. and Rev. J. s. Kelly, of Moline.
At the close of mass the reception
took place and the professions of two
novitiates. Sister Mary Ignatius and
Sister Mary James. were received.
During this part of the ceremonies
Miss Elizabeth Novits. Il new candi-
date. was received and given the
garb.
The election of officers to serve the
ensuing two years resulted in the
reelection of Sister Mary Michael as
reverend mother, and Sisters Bcrna-
dine. Hyacinth. Ferdinand and An
gels as her assistants. The board to
choose the officers consisted of Dean
Macllin. Father Lockney and Father
StorfT, the latter representing
Bishop Spalding.
This is the first function of the
sort that has ever been held at the
local hospital. being one which can
he neld alone at Il mother house and
above the jurisdiction of the Fran
ciscan sisters here until the recent
elevation of the institution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-19
IDmDed ona Ten Penny Vail

The little daughter of j. \. Powell
Jumped on an inverted rake made OF
ten penny nails, and thrust one nail
entirely through her foot and sec
ond one half way through. Cham
berIain's Pain Balm was promptly APP
piled and five minutes later the pain
had disappeared and no more suffer-
ing was experienced. In three days
the child was wearing her shoe as
usual and with absolutely no dis
comfort. Mr.. Powell is n well known
merchant of Portland, Va. Pain
Balm is an antiseptic and heals such
injuries without maturation and in
one-third the time required by the
usual treatment. For sale by all
druggists.