davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
Ksiazki rozmalte.

KGntyexkS. - Pastoralki ! ko~
lsdy ozyh plesakl wssots ludu v
csaa1s .Sviak Botees Narodsen,s
pc domaoh fpiswans........ rs
Malown;oey epis Polski ozyli
Geogra6a oicsYstsse kraju, : lose
nem' ebrazkami nape. Zawiera
prssss&o IS stronio... 90. IS G.
Kisezenkewy Sto~n,k Polske-
sngielstl ane'elsko-polski Ute
&on7 pyzez Antoaiege PsrYsk,eqe
wras ..Nauka vynewv 81
gielskiej".. - 90 ;
Aleksandra CNodkki Slewnik Pole
ko AuRielski ! Aug,elsko-Polsk1
" moons1 oprawis 20 ztoooneni
tytul,sami. Csna........... "a. %
ftosnki, Dumh arys nsgo-
dove (oprxwn-).. ............ as ek
Wybor p;eini narodo,cych, v kt6-
rYm znalduia s,e: dvmki. aye,
marszs krakowiaka, maaA,Y,
p'esni patryotycsne, wojer ;
h,storyoane 'td.......... 80
Lirnik Pelski, zawiera]ao7 547
Dumek. Aryi, KrakoW,ak6w i
plosoek iudowyoh. w mocnej
oprawls. Cena..............75 Q
B.k;a P;.tns sw;ate.eyeh. 800
Gratsslant oraz p,asn weselne d..
m&odzleno6~ druzb6w. Eawie-
rajeoy: ZaprosinY ma wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosuki we
Selae. Cena.............. 200
zy.ooty Sp;etyeh Po1skieA. POI
dug na,lspssyoh irddel vyjetyoh
3 dsis& Olcov l Doktorov Ko6oio1a
sw.> oprsoovaue, : koiorow4 karta
tYtuiows l euiu koloroveml obra-
zami. najaowsss wydauie psna
KsrdlA Aisrti, Y Aikolowie, ma
Ssi9eku (.upeln,e inae ,,zvwoey
SwaetYoh", jak eve pofussrowaue.
jake to doted spEsedavalt rc.smaioi
podr6auiao1 sg>nei).... 500
Aaas H.aoryi Nasuralne; Z lao
ohrapkami ladsi, xwiefsat osvo-
roso&nsoh ptsk6w, ryb. gadow,
owsiow it'd, : takstem Felix's
Werualhsklego.. go. rs Of
Ksiega : Postrstami Es6l6v Po1ekidh
zawiera Al onra.6w w,eIkoaci
Trio cali, W k,lku kolorach,
zawiera takie sp,s krdl6~, ,ch
ten i dsieol srax gl6wuieissyot
dat acknowledgement. PORTE,
ka1dego kr6la lest ccdsny na
oddshelnym grubym kartoaie,
prse6lcznie Raansowanym. POD
@kaAdyn poxtratsm Jest wydru.
kowane nsswiaho, data uSodse
81 Imle1U. 0ena 81 %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
~ SW

RZYM W oststnich- dniacl
pap'e4 snowu gwaitown,e 81
opadat sacsai. b v Rsym''
przvgotowan, go ma wszystko
LONDYN.-Licaba Boerow,
ktorsy " prseciagu roku zess-
lego polegli. zostali raniea'l ut
wsieci do niewoli. wynos'
IA 887
SZANGAJ, " Cninsch. -
Okrutna 6mieroia zgineli misy~
ooarze k,lkoro dzieci chrze-
Sc'aa krajowc6w " Miugsa Flu,
v prowin,yi Kan San. "a rsez
te csynia odpo ~,edsialnem
woj,ko gen Thug Flu Skangs.
Rect miala miejsce " tel
samej prowincyi " ktore]
m;esska)a Tuaa gen. Tung-
Fuug Sxaog.
R Crrosyj}ki przvs}sl
pre1ydentow wi Loubetow wi d~pe,.
see z powinszo No~ego
RDku, W kt6re) zsznacIa, ze
,nsjpizkniejsze arob ma D'm
w.a4enie " roku e.ztvm pobyt
lego ia ziemi francuzkiej. Pre-
zYdent odpowiedzisf nat7ch~
mia.t " tniso,u wissnem i "
imien.u nar0du francuzkiego,
wyr.Aajac wdzieczuosc "a prey
bycie cara do Francyi.
HAVANA. ma Kubie. -
Kandydat "a prezydenta To-
masz e +trada Palma zosta6 o.
brany olbrzymia .w:akszosc;a
gtos6w. zwo'en: Y drug:ego
kandydata BArtfom'eja Maso
tax swatpil. " powodzenie, Se
wcale ME brazil udzialu " g(o-
a0waniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

(Csn. 8,
oent6w) na]nowsza Ks1AZK1
~KUCHARSKA, utotona pres go
dsiw3 do6wladc.on4 kuckarke pre-,
pomoev kuchArxa hotelowego.
Bs,44ka t. zavIera nastepuJ4c'
rosdsiaiy: Nspoje Zupy; JsrsynY
6alaty Rozma,te potsswy : jaJ
m4kl Potrawy miesne. C'eleo'na,
5kopewina, W;eprsowina, Dr6b,
Zv,ersvna Ryby, R6tue potrawv
m,Ssna Sosy pieczywa konntito.
~ i zAdrawv Legum;ny, budynit
II paastety Lody.
Mode psnienki bardzo szybko
pabierai4 vprawy y k~uohsrzeniu
jetell praktvkujac v kucbnl, rAz
por.E zagIadsjs dc tego snskomi-
togo kucharsziego podreczui-
ko. ......... 10 ceutO".
Dz.e,s ,sare0os nosoego Testa'
ssMs&u Il obrszkaml). ........4Oo.
Dziejs Narodu Rlskiego
I(J6zefa Oh o 81 < i . e ~.
ozdob,ens licznemi obrazkanfl.
Ops teao ~.xys,kiego CO s's dzia}c
" folsos cd najdswniejszych csa~
SOW. szczeg6ln,e "a kr6l6v poll
sklch. az do lat ostai2,ch- 40ct.
Ketschizps ,zymsko katolieki (wlek-
sly " mocntj oPrs wle...... % G
K. J.. Debarbe. T. J.
Katechisns rzymasko-katolicM
" mocnej oprawie.
Hsmentarz Rlsks (duzy). .25c
Eemeeto.s Aa9y ola dice
rolskioh " Amervoe............l2
LiistessnN Fslsko. Amnyka4ski
podrsesa'k sawiorsjaey Iauke pi
sania i,st6w i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkjck PREY padksch Nv
GA " mocnej oprawle- 85c.
Gra.,atyka %syks Polskieyo, sskol~
M prxez Antonlego Mafec-
k'ego Observation-Disclosures. 65 Q
H;sterya St'noso Zjsdaeoezonych cd
odkrvcla Anervkl AZ do n~szycb
ozae6w, (~prsesz1o 400 stron'c)
w rpOcnej op~rsw,s.... 81 90
fo;r.dnis BAko Aneielski,
xsiazAa Ola latwego nauozen'a sic
20 angielsku. 65ct.
Gct1Si,,s. Ks,4zka d" o~6~iecenia
,budowanix duszv chrze6c,ansko-
ka tolickiej. csyli kr6tki wyk}aG
Lskeyl i Ewangeiil IA ~s.ystkie
n,ed.,els i 6wleta ~raz. : wynn
kajaoa .tad oauk& WARY i oby-
ozAj6v l Rruatownen w~yja6n,e-
MEM ,oku ko6oielnego, na]eiow-
nisjszych obrzed6w koscielnych
mszy swistej, nsboiehstwa de-
moweeo ola ohoryoh, droei
krzv&oweJ jake tel iyeioryaami
Swietych Psnsk,ch, ozcsonych
mianowlo,s pr.ez Ind pelsko-ka-
tolick,. z l:ozueml abrszkami !
htoersfaml op!aoona pocsta v
dom ..-.. ..s.. .~......... 200
LEKCH "a
wssystk,s Niedzieis i aw,eta oa-
lego roku podtug prsektsdu <
Jakdba Wujks T. J. st6s"wp1e
do Mazalu Rxvmskisge wypr.oo-
wal k I'D. s. Tomjeki = potw'er-
jzooY przezKons}stors Gensralny
aroybiskapl Go &niehsto-z2oz-
nsnskr. KsiaIka;. ,,od w,elu
lat " oalej Pelsas - bol Pru-
saklem tax pod MoskaIem i
AustryaEen. Jest income,
epraw,s - ztooonyn tytulik,em
ozdohn9 str"niof tytu&ow4-
Kosztujs 1tYlke......... $l.5o i.
Racz / nnrsekan;e Ojcow SIS. osyl,
s'edm Ksiag Aojse.z.. IS
PrzeraSlise< Echo H4by Osto-
s6C3ne3. ..>s....s. .......... 5OoS
Mynhaussn nsssy-sa : due
GIN nossm-r6sus jsgs lsieactws
I ngle..........:. ............... y y
u<araoksie4nh Rekux Rkus-
yii nanka odkryois A)empio
6h caarovania. 95os.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
ET%sM1sssssSs
" KSIrdAl2N1
i, DE2DoWSKIRGo
Y Nhspa, lisl.
32o =, 3 street.
notna dosts6 -ro1msite kk4tki pol.
skio .eScseg6lnis ri haste pujtco:
FS1AZK1 DO
~NAROZENSTWA
By s tobq. Ks,44eoska do na-
botehstwa ola miodsletY szk6l-
...sssssss . sssssssss 800 ~ y

P1ty do Mabo&efstsoa, ksiatka
do naboiehstwa % c.e6d Naj6w,et'
(szej Fanny Mary, Nieustaiaoej 20
|meoy. " psradnej oprawie. ssetl
brsegl, .okueiem l sameos~
Ani6f Akt64, ksi4tka do MAKO
tehst~a y osdobnej oprsw,e, Z
biale,ni ok{adksmi Z koloi sionio.
wei, "a sioconYm brzegiem, z
klamsrk4 = st6sown . n q
prazen dla pannY Is .
AniN Sty65 " psradnej opra-
vie z osarnej sk6ry. w~yt{oezo-
nym M okksdcs s}econYm krzy.
1ykiem, zlooons brse1i. Z klamer~
Ani62 Stroll ks,azka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katollck'eJ mfedzieky
" mniejszym formacie " wsra~
nia{ej opraw,e 2 ozerwone-
go aksamltu, wytioczonvm
ma OK1aoc0 z1oconYm krzyzyKlem,
ze zfooonymi brzegami.... 40
Wianek Maryi (Wlanek ku
o1c' Naj1~letssej Marvl Panuy) :
wYt&oozocym ebraskien na oklad-
ce zsooonym brseg'em z zto-
conym tytul,kisn......... $1.oe
TA sa0s kslazka E okueiem i "a
meczklem ..............1.26
Wyborsk ozyll kE6tki spos6b
nabo4shstwa oodsleansgo oprawny
droga sk6rks : e*uoism i kla=
merka Z siosonYm kr.ysykiem ma
okladoe i slotym tYtuliklem 60 Q
Ks. Aroybiskupa Dunina ksi24-
ka do nabo3ehs,wa (Biskupka) v
opra~ie 70 1looonym
tYtu}em z}ooons brzegl : okusiem
klamr3 (dla kobiet) $l,75
Ks. Arcy6;skupa Duni,,a ksiai-
IA do nabo4shstwa (Biskupka) v
mocnej pieknej oprawie 70 zloco-
aym brzegiem (dla kob,et) $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

" o BRACI
aRIESEL y Winonie Y bloku
Pesera. 70 wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w nsjwiecej piws
2prsedaia. csego wYnika,
ie piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepssem. W
|gi6wne, sail 90 stofy | mnogie
|krses}a, q nadto osobny pok6j
Edla chcacYch siedsied osob-
Eno. Ludxi Y tel, pc starokraj-
[krajsku ursadsonei obersy
|sawsze jai Y ulu, iecs mimo
to kszdy ssybko destanie
c,ego salsda,i : sa1owoleniem
wychodai.
Farmersy terax Y ca}em
miescie wygodniejssej gospodY
ME snaja@, jek q Griesl6w, q y
clacsonsj iah : salonem
cernl waaYstko moga kupit
1io4n 6a hachni I stds
9ahu~ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

. w KO
ZACH dyplomatYcznych
NOVA obacuie o wielklej. sol'
&ajacej s;s zmiao'e " ust roju
pahstwowym Rosy'.C arat p1sy.
naimoiej jak IA teraz, ME Jest
zagro&ony, ale zmiany pro?o-
nowane "a tax radykalue, BE
ME pozortsuie Gle Ms pc samo-
wiadztwie.
Rozpoczyna1acy sic via
snie rok otwlera nova ere
al. Ros ii. Dn,e jei 'rzad6w So
NOW }adn>ch "a pol,czone II
zainaugurowane zostsnq Il
dziele koustvtusyjne.
Mkt ME mote prsewidz;e(
dni k,edy w}a6ciwie r'sd,
autokcatycsne ustqp'a radon
konstytu,yjnym.
Atoli, mkt 20 snajacyct
doskonale stosunk' rosyisklx
zarrzeczyd ME 6mie, be rozpo
csyna sic tam nova epoka.
o
A IA WIARUSA! .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

Piekna Hstoryae 0srpli.ej Hdo-.
ne, c6rcs k6la Autopiussa ce~
snrna tureckiego : KonstantY~
ucs'ola (CAroqrodu,O kt6ra bedac'
u dworu, potnlej prsez 2 lats
p,eigr.ymnjao wie!kie utrapienla
pydse 'oierpliwle l meanie sno-
sta. Gene. 10 G
Rsstoryo Q szlachetnej Eags3onis,
GORGE kr6la ; Hsepola l . Plo-
tire Iyuerzu hsabsm % Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
WH@
MERCHANTS BANK
Of Wjn0n0.

Bank ten zoreanisowsny zostai
ma podstawle praw Stanu Mime
sots. Y dnlu 4 Marca 1876 (.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

-Pose} ro~
syjski Lessar os~iadczyi, &e je-
1eli do ruskiego Nowego Roku
lido IA Stgcan'a) ugoda man
dAurska nie zostanie podpisana
" takim raz'e Rosya ser~ie
'uk}adY i zajm'e M.nd3urye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
Kapita} do Okazania
$4,000.
.NADWYZKA I PROFIT
lO,oo0

Cd plen,edzy oddaaych do
sohowania, punktualn,e ptaei pre-
eenta. PotYoss p'eniedzy osob On,
posiadajaovm kredYt, pc swy; lYoh
procentach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

d. .Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Vicepres
Theodore Wolo. Cashier.
John A. Borth. Assistant ',Qsshier
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19
DEATH FROM
APPENDICITIS
Ainsworth Goodno Died This Morning
at Nine O'clock at the City
Hospital.
COULD NOT STAND OPERATION
Parents Have Been Communicated
With-Funersl Arrangements Not
Yet Made.

Ainsworth Goodno died this morn
ing at ten minutes past nine o'clock
at the city hospital, from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis, per-
formed last night about ten o'clock
by DR.. Wilson of this city and DR..
Lackey OF Gilt Edge. Mr.. Goodno was
taken sick Friday morning and went
to the Louse of George Day, for whom
he was working, He remained there
until Saturday, when he a taken to
the city hospital, where his condition
became so serious that DR.. Wilson
was called in.
Yesterday morning ii became APP
parent to the attending physician that
nothing but an operation would save
the sick mans life, and his weakened
condition did not hold out much hope
of even that proving successful. DR..
Lackey of Gilt Edge was sent for and
the operation performed with the sad
result above stated.
Ainsworth Goodno was about 80
years of age and has been here about
IA months, having come over from
Stanford. He has been in the en-
ploy of George Day at the Dark horse
livery barn during his residence here
and his honesty and f~aithfulness, gen.
iGl Fellowship and s%obriety, gained
for him the implicit confidence of his
employer and the friendship Of all
with whom he came in contact. His
parents live in helena and he has one
sister living in Red Lodge and anoth-
er in Bozeman. They have all been
communicated with and 10 funeral ar
rangements will be made until they
a be heard from. He was a men,
Der of the Order of Red Men and the
Brotherhood of American Yeoman, and
will be buried under the auspices of
one or both Of these orders.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19
IN CHoTEAU COURT.
Judge Tattan Deals Out Justice in
Large Pieces.

Fort Benton. Nov. l7.-Much salts
faction is felt here at the sentence
given Jos. Proulx this morning in the
district court by Judge Tattan. His
sentence Is 80 years at hard labor
in the state ~penitentiary. Proulx a
convicted this term of court for Grim
inal assault upon Mildred Tressler.
now Mrs. Smith. near Malta. in May,
1901.
The defendant had maintained ever
since his trial that he had not been
given justice and that his attorney
had not secured witnesses who might
have cleared him. Before passing SEN
tence the judge questioned him as
To his criminal record elsewhere. and
Prouly admitted having been in pris-
on before several times. once on a
charge similar to the one for which
he has just been tried. Judge Tat
tan remarked that in view of the fact
that he had been fully identified by
the victim of his assault and others
no lawyer could have saved him from
conviction. After informing the court
he was - years of age his sentence
was passed.
After leaving the court DON the
prisoner remarked that II was lucky
for some people that his sentence
was so long. otherwise he said he
would have returned here and killed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19

townships:
BIG Spring township, justice of the
peace VIM. Mcfarland, AIS: scatter
ing o For constable. George Bowman.
N, h Gudgell. Jacob Holzemer, Sam
weaver. Red Johnson and Jim Weay-
er got l each.
judith township, justice of the
peace, P. W. Korrell "a, b. Gray 29,
J. Phillips 40; scattering S. Constable,
Jonn Knot 81, Frank Prouet AZ, Geo.
Dunield IS. Pat Flanagan 40; scat
tering 7.
Maginnis township, justice OF the
peace. George Caldwell i2S, Orlando
sawyer l22. ID. H. Lineberger 80. AL
bert Schneider 70; scattering ~. Con-
stable. Hugh Green 14S. Charles Ran
dolf SO, Joseph Dohm So. Rice Dough
erty 6S; scattering 10.
Maiden township, justice Of the
peace. c. A. Norlin 2. c. e. Rodes /,
George highlander /. Constable, F.
Sage 2. Thomas Merryield 1.
Flatwillow township, justice of the
peace, George w. Jordon IL, G. B.
Wallace 8. S. w. Weede G; scattering
8. Constable. ]. II. Deskins 10, Sam.
uel Smith Z; scattering 5.
Ubet township, justice Of the peace,
Samuel j. Flint 80, Herman Gangler
Y, Harry Scott 5; scattering 2. Con.
stable. Charles Johnson "a, Mike
Klein g.; scattering 5.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19
Bryan Regulates Hill.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 1.-THE idea
that David u. Hill is the Democratic
presidential candidate in 1904 is vio'
lently opposed by William j. Bryan.
In the Commoner yesterday, Bryan
says:
Hill is not available as a candidate.
Not because his state failed to go
Democratic this year. but because
Hill himself has not gone Democrat
ic for several years. He is credited
with the authorship OF the principle,
L am a Democrat but he borrowed
il from Cleveland. and neither could
prove title to 1t before an impartial
jury.
There is not a single issue upon
which the party could make a fight
under Hills leadership. He made a
record in the senate which would be
a milestone about his neck in any
race before the people. If he were a
new man he might steal a march on
the voters. but he has been before
the public 80 long that his words and
his acts are familiar to ALL"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19
Sales During the Year Have Been Re.
msrkable in Many Respects Says
Rosenbaum's Agent.
RECEIPTS HAVE BEEN HEAVY
Highest Price Ever Recorded Was
Paid for a Small Shipment OF
Tops Received in October.
Great Falls Tribune.)

J.. II. Lynch, who has represented
Rosenbaum Bros, Of Chicago, live
stock commission merchants, in this
district this season, will leave Friday
morning for Chicago, where he will
spepd the winter, and win be here
early again next year. The shipments
of range cattle for the season are
practically all made. The season open.
ed carly and ran later than usual, but
prices were very good and the cattle
were of good quality, showing a larg.
or proportion OF beef than ever be.
fore. According to Mr.. Lynch's firm,
the western range cattle season OF
1902 has been a very remarkable one
in many respects.
Receipts have been the largest since
the banner year of '95. The receipts
have been exceeded only four times
in the history OF the trade and prices
have been the highest on record.
The quality OF the cattle has been
very good.
The season opened rather early, has
lasted longer than usual and while
there was a disastrous break from the
extreme point. the prices of the year
were generally very uniform and show
cd less fluctuations than occurred In
the market Tor native cattle.
The first range cattle came June l6,
which was very early. BY the third
week in July the season was in full
blast.
Owing to the large number OF cat.
tie carried over from the year before
and to the extra fine conditions on
the ranges even the early range cat
tie were of exceptionally good quail
ity.
The opening price was s5.75. or 95c
above last year,
At the seasons high point In Aug
ust. the best cattle sold at $7.l5. In
October, when a few ripper cattle came,
the top was squeezed up to $40 for
a single load. This was the highest
price ever recorded for range cattle.
Range COWS and heifers sold very
J well during the year, with the top up
to $50. against S4.G0 a year ago.
rhe demand on feeding account was
very good and a great share of the
thin range steers sold at 81 to $3.50,
with some up 10 s4.75 to $5.35.
The average price OF range cattle
for the season was about 81, against
Si.55 last year. The average price
for the previous "a years was $S.S5.
so it will be seen that. IL the prices
were moi quite up to what the 81 ma
tive prices in the summer lead some
10 believe. they were far above the
average.
The cattle from the ranges have
been marketed quite closely and the
season has been unusually favorable
for late shipments.
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JeLI-O.

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baking! add boiling water and set to
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n or more of the witnesses who help
ed 10 secure his conviction.
Everett Walls, the young soldier
convicted of manslaughter Tor killing
a negro soldier, John Traylor. at
Havre, in August. was also sentenced
this morning. receiving eight years.
Dan Rio. convicted of burglary, was
given five years in the penitentiary.
Although Rio has insisted that he was
innocent OF the crime for which he
has just been tried. he boosted 10
friends in the jail. after receiving his
sentence. that there were two boxes
of the stolen cigars that the authori'
ties would not find.
With one or two dismlssals the Grim.
inal business Of this term of court
was ended.
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A Startlinu Surnriae.

Very few could believe in looking
at A. T. Hoadley, a heallny, robust
blacksmith of Tilden. Ind that for
ten years he suffered such tortures
from rheumatism as few could en-.
dure and live. But a wonderful change
followed his taking Electric Bitters,
Two bottles wholly cured me-" he
writes, land | have not felt a twinge
in over a year." They regulate the
kidneys, purify the blood and cure
rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness,
improve digestion and give perfect
health. Try them. Only so cents at
C III. Williams drug store.
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MILITARY DISPLAY.
An Amusing bit of Routine In n New
York Hotel.


There Is no better place to mark the
increasing love of military display and
maneuvers than the lobby of a large
hotel The colored help in particular
are great soldiers. In one of the Broad
way hotels uptown the colored hall
men are changed at noon. Things were
quiet In the lobby ut that hotel today,
for the clerks and bookkeepers were
deep In their books. and the l%oungers
were all sitting peacefully on the So
fas when the steady tramp, tramp Of
what sounded like a regiment Of infan-
try broke the stiffness.
The regiment consisted Of six col
ored hallmen In blue and brass, with
an especially respondent mulatto In a
more gorgeous uniform walking at the
head OF the procession, says the New
York correspondent of the Pittsburg
Gazette. He lined his six men IN front
Of a bench before the desk. looked
them over sharply to see that they
were "eyes front" and Kissed "Atten-
tom Then as he clapped his hands
once the six men hinged their legs ST.
multaneously and dropped into their
seats like a row of wooden soldiers.
The mulatto wiped his brow with a
highly perfumed handkerchief, glanced
at the head clerk for approval and as
the first man responded with a jerk to
the cry Of 'FRONT.' went to the main
doorway to look at the sunlight Of
Broadway with the air Of a successful
major general. The whole perform
ance was excruciatingly funny, but l
am sure that mulatto would bave CON-
mitted assault and battery On any u
who dared to laugh.