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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 17go stycznia. =
Kr6l Edward zagaif move cd tro-
nu posiedzenia parlamentu posr6d
podobnych uroczystoSci, jak W ro-
ku zeszlym. Zasiadt W izbie lor-
dow ma tronie W ubraniu kr0lew-
skiem, oznakami swej wfadzy.
Przy MIN siedziala kr6lowa, po
obu stronach parry monarszej zaJe-
Ii miejsca: nastepca tronu i ksie-
INA Walii. Reszta cztonk6w ro-
dziny siedziaia ma fotelach u pod
noza tronu. Do izby senatu przy-
byli czionkowie izby nizszej i wow
czas kr6l odczytat swa move, W
kt6rej zaznaczyf, jak serdec2nie
przyjmowano ksiecia Walii r6z-
nych cze5ciach 5wiata, W krajach
pod zwierzchnictwem Anglii. Wy
rail nadzieje, re wkrotce skohczy
sic wojna W Afryce. Stosunki in
nemi mocarstwami ME pozostawia-
ia mic do zyczenia.
Gdy para kr6lewska jechata do
gmachu, a nastepnie cd gmachu
parlamentu, ludnosc zebrana nieli-
cznie ma ulicach zachowywafa sic
obojetnie.
W parlamencie rozgniewat libe-
rainy poset Vernon Harcourt
Chamberlain, zarzucajQc mu po-
gwafcenie konstytucyi przez sa-
mowolne ogioszenie W kolonii
Przyl9dka stanu oblezenia. Gnie-
VIVA odpowiedz Chamberlaina spo-
wodowata wybuch smiechu W sze'
regu ibera}6w.
w izbie lord6w oSwiadczyf libe-
raj Spencer, re Rad powinien Boe-
rom zapewnic autonomie, ma co
lord Salisbury zgodzit sic, zastrze-
gajac sic, re najprz6d musi ustac
wojna. W obu izbach krytykowa-
no ostro move cd tronu, jako nic
ME mowiaca.
CORK, 17-go stycznia. =
Przy wyborach miejskich przepa-
dli kandydaci Ligi irlandzkiej, po-
niewaz jeden Mich oswiadczyf W
movie przedwyborczej, re kr6l
Edward zostatby wypedzony z
miasta, gdyby 5miat przybyc ma
otwarcie miedzynarodowej wy
stawy.
W1EDEN, Ago stycznia.
Tutejsze miasto nawiedzit orkan,
kt6ry szalat z niezwykta sita.
Przeszfo 100 os6b zostato ranio-
nych, niekt6re nieh smiertelnie.
Wicher obalaf kominy, zrywaf ds-
chy, wybijat szyby. Ulice W ME-
kt6rych miejscach So zasypane ka-
mieniami, cegfami i odtamami
drzewa. Pociag towarowy zostaf
zrzucony SYN, Komunikacya
doznafa przerwy. Ludzie ME mo-
gil ma ulicach utrzymac sic ma no.
gach.
BERLIN, 17go sty cznia =
W sejmie pruskim omawiano nova
taryfe celna, Kanclerz Buelow
popierat wniosek ministra fnan-
sow ti6maczyf, re Rad ME moze
kierowac sic wyfqcznie interesem
agraryusz6w, gdyz obecnie wcho-
dza W gre interesa ogolno-niemie-
ckie.
,,Norddeutsche Allg. ztg." "a
przecza wiadomoSci, jakoby szef
kancelaryi przybocznej, admiral
Bibran, ma to pojechaf do Londy-
nu, azeby wreczyc kr6lowi Edwar-
dowi list cesarza przeproszeniem
"a ostry ton prasy niemieckiej,
kt6ra napada gwaitownie ma Rad
angielski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17

,,Berl. Tagebl," dodaje cd siebie:
W Niemczech mimo tel nwszelkie
granice przekraczajacei" agitacyi
Polak6w bedziemy potra6li zimna
krew zachowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17

| Pracujac we fabryce "Malleable
Iron Works Co." ma Rockwell str.
Is ul., wczoraj Frank Birleski
spadf ma kupe palacych sic odpad-
k6w. Popiekf sic mocno W grzbiet
ramona i zawieziono go do szpi-
tala powiatowego. Liczy lat "a,
mieszka pm. 80 Rockwell str.
POzar panika. /
Wczoraj przedpofudniem o godz.
IL wybuchf pozar W biurze SPREE
dazy bilet6w dworca Union, spo.
wodowaf panike pomiedzy liczne-
mi osobami W sail poczekalnej, ma
razif ma niebezpieczenstwo 60 u
rzednik6w kolejowych i zrzadzif
szkode ma $4,000. Wielu urzed.
nikow W biurach ma pietrze musia'
10 przez okna przeiazic czekac ma
pomoc re strony strazakow, ale
| Mkt ME zostaf groznie uszkodzony.
Pozar powstaf pomiedzy dwoma
pakami niewiadomej przyczyny,
a urzednicy sprzedajacy bilety mu-
sieli spiesznie zgartywae pieniadze
| uchodzic, trzech mich zostawifo
surduty kapelusze. Pozar uga-
szono W przeciagu Is minut. A
gent sprzedazy bilet6w miaf czas
tylko zatrzasnat drzwi kasy ognio-
trwafej uratowaf tym sposobem
$4,000.
Dworzec Union wkr6tce ma bye
rozebrany nowy dworzec ma bye
wybudowany.
Poswiecenie przyjaci6fek.
16letnia Helena Peck ma duzo
przyjaci6iek. Byfa dawniej steno-
grafstka, ale kiedy jej matka ciez-
ko zachorowafa, porzucifa zatrud-
nienie, by pielegnowac matke. Pc
wnego razu przed kilkunastu dnia.
mi czyscifa jakas bluzke gazolina.
Wydarzyfa sic eksplozya. Helena
poparzyfa sic W twarz straszliwie.
DR.. Hecht oswiadczyf, re brzyd-
ka rane ma pieknej twarzy mozna'
by uleczyc, gdyby dostateczna i
lose os6b oddafa czqstki swej sk6-
ry dla okrycia tymi skrawkami ra-
ny. Zglosifo sic mn6stwo przyja-
ci6fek panny Peck. Ale tylko 10
byfo potrzeba. Wczoraj W klinice
ma "a ul Dearborn str. DIR. Hecht
W obec student6w dokonaf tych o.
peracyj, wykrawywaf czastki sk6ry
ramion panieneki okrywaf ME-
mi twarz panny Peck. Zadna z
panienek ME wydaia jeku, kiedy
jej yk6re wykrawywai doktor.
Ma przyjecie Schleya.
Komitet rady miejskiej u}ozyf
nastepujace szczegofy powitania
admirafa Schleya, gdy tenze przy-
bedzie do Chicago:
Burmistrz ma czele specyalnego
komitetu powitalnego zfozonego z
czionk6w rady miejskiej powita
admirafa ma dworcu i wygfosi mo-
we powitalna, poczem goSciowi 20.
stana doreczne rezolucye rady
miejskiej przez aid. Fowlera IA
wardy. Nastepnie admiral Schley
| W towarzystwie burmistrza kilku
urzednik6w klubu Hamiltona W
powozie uda sic do hotelu Audito-
rum Annex, czfonkowie komite-
tu specyalnego i czionkowie klubu
W powozach tworzyc beda eskor-
te.
Dnia 27 stycznia, W czasie pub
licznej recepcyi, czfonkowie rady
miejskiej naczelnicy miejskich
departament6w zajma miejsce no.
norowe powitaja admirafa, po-
czem publicznosc bedzie mogfa
ziozyc hold bohaterowi.
Kr6tkie nOtatki miejskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17

Tymczasem nova niespodzianka
spotyka Niemcow ze strony Wfoch.
" parlamencie wfoskim interpe'
lowaf 3 stycznia pose} Lollini mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych, czy
minister ME uwaza "a obowiazek
sw6j zwr6cic rzadowi niemieckie-
mu uwage ma stosunki, jake panu-
ia pod zaborem prnskim.
Welding interpelanta Niemcy So
sprzymierzonemi z Wfochami, Rad
wtoski miaIby wiec prawo uczynic
rzqdowi niemieckiemu przedsta-
vienna, azeby W obec nieszczeSli-
wego narodu polskiego rzadzono
sic wzgledami humanitarnemi.
Minister ME odpowiedziaf ma in
terpelacya natychmiast, ale odpo.
vie ma MIA pozniej.
Wiadomosc tel interpelacyi
przyjela prasa niemiecka z wiel-
kiem oburzeniem. ,,Berl. Local
Auzeiger" pisze, re parliament
wtoski pozazdroscif widocznie lau-
row sejmowi galicyjskiemu i zada
cd ministra wfoskiego Prinetti'ego,
aby nalezyta dat ma interpelacya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17

W Niemczech mimo tel nwszelkie
granice przekraczajacei" agitacyi
Polak6w bedziemy potra6li zimna
krew zachowac.
Ostatni numer ,,Schlesische
Volkszeitung" zwraca sic tax do
rzqdu pruskiego jak i do Polak6w
wezwaniem, azeby zachowano
,,zimna krew". 2 okazyi p6furzedo-
wei notatki ,,Nordd. Allgem. Zei'
tung" deklaracyi ksiecia Czarto-
ryskiego W seimie galicyjskim, "a
rzucajacej miedzy innemi narodo-
wa nienawisc, podnosi ,,Schles. We,
re gdy sic podnosi TAXI zarzut, ma
! tenczas podw6jnie nalezy czuwac
mad tenn, aby samemu ME bye O.
skarzonym to samo. PREDICT
MONA, jak pisze wrocfawski organ
katolicki, przebaczyc utrate zim ej
krwi sfabemu, anizei silnemu i
wyraza nadzieje, re Niemcy ME
chca wyrzec sic roll silniejszej
strony. Zwraca takze uwage ma
trudnosci, jakiemi ma do walcze-
MIA Rad austryacki, zaznaczajac,
re nalezaioby sic uwzglednic je
troche. ,,Schl. Volks Ztg." bylaby
wolala, aby Polacy ME hyli urzq-
dzali demonstracyi pred konsnla-
tenn niemieckim, ale drugiej
strony gani nadmierna wrazliwosc
sfer rzadowych, podnoszac, re ma
wet ci, kt6rzy godza sic ma nowo-
cessna polityke niemiecka W obec
Polakow, przyznajq, re jest ona
poIaczona wielka surowoSciq. Me
nalezy sic dziwic, re robak sic wi
je, gdy nastapia ma niego, CO do
sprawy wrzesinskiej, to przypomi-
ma, re nawet obozu hakatyst6w
potepiono tfumna chloste uznano,
re wyrok nalezafoby zlagodzic ma
innej drodze.
Me trzeba zatem podnosic wrza-
wy, lecz take zbadaG wfasne su-
mienie. Przedewszystkiem atoli
upomina ,,Schl. v" aby ME wysta-
WAC ma probe przyjazni Austrya,
kt6ra W obecnej chwili jest poll
tycznym skarbem wielkiej donio-
slosci, kt6rej ME nalezy wystawiac
ma szwank dla przyjemnosci udzie-
lenia pieprznej odpowiedzi ma pc
wne demonstracye, ktore moga bye
dla panstwa pruskiego nieprzyjem-
ne, ale ME niebezpieczne. ,Schl.
V" ME uwaza wcale "a fortuna
my5l wysnuwania z deklaracyi ks.
Czartoryskiego jakichS zamiar6w
rewolucyjnych. Obecnie chodzi
przeciez jedynie zatarg jezykowy
rad powinien Polakom, cd kto-
rych zada zimnej krwi, przyswiecic
dobrym przykfadem.
Tymczasem nova niespodzianka
spotyka Niemcow re strony Wfoch.
W parlamencie wfoskim interpe'
lowaf 3 stycznia posef Lollini mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych, czy
minister ME uwaza "a obowiazek
sw6j zwr6cic rzadowi niemieckie-
mu uwage ma stosunki, jake panu-
: Il - l>o-o,,, ,,roc1,i,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17

Pracujac we fabryce "Malleable
Iron Works Co." ma Rockwell str.
Is ul., wczoraj Frank Birleski
spadf ma kupe palacych sic odpad-
kow. Popiekf sic p,ocno W grzbiet
j ramona zawieziono go do szpi-
tala powiatowego. Liczy lat "a,
mieszka pm. 80 Rockwell str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-17
0tWarcie parlamentu.
Nova kr6la Edwarda przyjeta bardzo ch4odno'
w Kolunbii wojska rzadowe pobiIy
sic miedZy SODA.
w CLEVELAND UKRADZIONO NOWO WYBUDO'
WANY DOM.
Ksqe Henyk Prusk odwedz akze chicagoskioh Niemc0W

Ksqe Henyk Prusk odwiedzi takze chcagOskoh Nemc6w
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
Personal.

The Chicago Record-Herald asserts
that the tablet recently placed on the
house No. 624 South Broadway, st.
Louis, to inform the public that Here
was born Eugene Field, the poet, 1850
1896" marks the wrong place Field
lived in the house in question as an
infant, according TO the Chicago paper,
but was not born there.
Col. Peter DOMAIN, the well known
western newspaper writer and editor,
who has just died at Portland, Ore.
was the originator of the slogan of
the Greedy campaign-"Greeley, the
devil, or anybody to beat Grant, Col.
Donan was native of Mississippi.
but did most of his newspaper work in
Missouri He went to Oregon a few
years ago to act as advertising agent
OF railway company.
Maj. Dan Ransdell, sergeant-at-
arms of the House, who lost his right
arm in the Union service, and Gen.
Hooker, who parted with his left arm
in the Confederate service, are always
well supplied with gloves. When one
buys pair he gives the odd glove TO
the other.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
THE SOUTH PROSPEROUS.

Reports from various sources indt-
cate that the South as a whole is in
a prosperous condition. The crop out
look is excellent in every state ex-
cept Texas, where there Is drought
ana there is promise of very large
fruit crop of excellent quality. The
sawmill men and turpentine operators
appear TO be doing well and the indi-
cations from the iron and coal sec
ton are of the most encouraging
kind.
Mr.. Richard II. Edmonds, who was
at Atlanta a few days ago as the
commencement orator of the techno-
logical school, and who, after deliver
Ming his address, made a trip through
portions of the South, reported to the
Baltimore Sun on his return to that
city, that in the South the day of
doubt and uncertainty haA passed"
The whole South, he said, sis alive
with hope and energy and is planning
for great things"
There is no doubt much truth in
what he says. Millions of dollars are
being spent in manufacturing plants,
particularly cotton factories. New
factories are being built and old ones
enlarged. In the Birmingham dis
trict there is extraordinary activity.
1t is said that in that district over
100000 tons of pig iron will be made
this year. and that 100000 tons of
coal will be mined. Mr.. Edmonds
says that from information he re-
ceived he feels safe in saying there
will be investments in and about Bir-
mingham in the near future amount
ing to fully $40, 900 900.
1t is a fact, generally known, that
Southern railroads are carrying more
freight and passengers than ever be-
fore. Their business is a pretty good
| indication as to what the condition
of the farmers, manufacturers and
| business men is.
There is undoubtedly progress in-the
South. If times continue good for a
I few more years the South will aston
ish the country when the next census
! is taken.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
Regard For His Dignity.

Evarts, even when he lived in Wash
lngton as President Hayes Secretary
of State, was VIGOROUSLY unkempt
with regard to his clothes, and looked
like anything else than the nations
brilliant attorney, says the PhiLadel-
phla Times. Els hat in particular,
was woeful bit of attire, and made
MIN look like an actor ''made-up" for
Marks in Uncle Toms Cabin" Evarts,
on one occasion. registered in a Phila-
delphia hotel of the first class about
8 O'Clock in the evening, and immedi-
ately went out. Returning a few hours
later, he stepped to the desk for his
key, and found the night-clerk had
come on duty.
"Evarts-Mr. Evarts," said the Sec
rotary of State, briskly, to the clerk.
The latter eyed the guest for a mo-
ment. evidently obtained an unfavora-
BILE impression, and replied:
Mr.. Evarts is very i'll in his ROOM
and has left positive orders that he
will see nobody"
Mr.. Evarts, wild with Indignation,
sought the manager, and entered
complaint. The manager rushed to
the desk and holly demanded to know
why Mr. Evarts had been reported as
i'll and in his room.
why, SIR responded the clerk, 81
didn't like the looks of the man who
called to see him, and didn't think
man of Mr.. Evarts' Importance would
care to be bothered by shabby old
panhandler like that"
The explanation that soothed the
Secretary of State was ingenious rath-
er than truthful.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Norfolk (Va.) Landmark (Dem }
says: zone OF the members of the
Philippine civil service commission as
serts that there is an abundance of
good native material to fill govern
ment positions in the archipelago. Why
not plenty of good native material 10
govern the islands. then?'
The Albany IN. " Argus (Dem.)
says: President Roosevelt should
cease to cherish the delusion that the
breath of life still fingers in his Gu
ban tariff policy. The foxy old Repub-
lican senators are merely wondering
whether they hadn't better bury his
1904 candidacy in the same cemetery
lot"
The Charleston Post (Dem.) says.
$50 set is the Democracy on departing
from Bryan and silver that only pass
ing notice has been made of the de-
feat of Carter Harrison by J. P. Hop
kins in the Illinois convention last
week. Yet Hopkins was a delegate to
the Indianapolis convention of 1886
which nominated the Palmer and
Buckner ticket Now he is the leader
of the Illinois Democracy which at
that time was crazy for Bryan, under
the direction Of the late John Peter
Altgeld."
The Philadelphia Times (Dem.) says:
1T may be gathered from the publish
ed remarks Of Mr.. Bryan that he does
rot like Mi. Cleveland. Furthermore.
he does not like Mr.. Hill, nor the
eastern Democracy I'm general, and II
the Democratic party Is going. 10 move
cut OF the graveyard. Il In not the
party for W. j. Bryan. The esteemed
Aebraskan has not often displayed
quite such ~ temper az In this inter
esting deliYerance. though Il has the
uuquestionable merit Of frankness
Watterson'E outbreak against CleNe-
land was merely personal but Bryan
really believes IN the ISSUES which
Cleveland spoke ~ as killed By the
DEGREES 81 the American people ana
fffenta an invitation 90 abandon them
~ De would an aftaek on his religion.
lie prefers 20 be- 'fed On the husks -
osfsaL'"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
FRIGHT BITS.

-Bobby's Choice-Bobby's Father
TITS going to rain cats and dogs"
Bobby-"O, papa, may I keep a little
bulldog if any of that kind fall?"-
Detroit Free Press.
Her Favorite-He (of Chicago
Speaking of good literature, are you
fond of 'Crabbe's Tales?'" She (of
New York)-"Never tasted any of 'em.
But 1 certainly do love pigs feet
Chicago Daily News.
An Unwilling Scholar-Ma--"Wil-
lie, what's your little brother crying
for?" Willie-"Aw!N just because he
don't want to learn anything. 1 just
took his candy and showed him how to
eat it."-Philadelphia Press.
The Village Talker-"Lije Hacket
lows as how he'll go to London to see
the corynation," announced Mr.. Hig-
giles. Yep answered Mr.. Rannit
AN 1 s'pose he'll bother tn life out
o. us tellin' about it just as we begin
to git rest on his stories about what
he saw at tn WORKS Fair down to
Chicago. Judge.
"A Miserable Failure-"How about
that historical novel;" asked the pub
Usher. mo good at ALL" answered the
reader to whom it had been assigned.
THE man doesn't understand how to
write historical novels, and he hasn't
perverted the truth as we know ii
enough to make any kind of rumpus
among the critics. His book would fall
fiat."-Chicago Post.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
His Limit of Laxiness.

ST never hear laziness discussed, -
said Frederick Kost, the artist, accord
ing to the New York Times, ''but 1
think of old man Crawford who used
to keep an inn down on South beach
when the place was practically a will
derness, and a lot of us fellows
were in the habit of running down
there to sketch. He was without doubt
the fellow most utterly devoid Of
energy it is possible to imagine. He
wouldn't have breathed if he could have
helped it.
zone of his sons, who had settled in
New York. sent him two dachshund
pups. / remember how Crawford would
sit summing himself on his porch the
whole day. with one of these dogs.
like animated sausages, on each side
of him. They were always by him,
one to the left, the other to the right
of his chair, when they were at rest.
zone day, as l sat talking to him, the
dogs were romping in the house. Craw-
ford turned and called: Here, Cocoa.
Cocoa? and the dachshunds came
trotting out.
What are their names, Crawford p
| asked, thinking ] had misunderstood.
Cocoa, replied Crawford.
But there are two reminded
him.
$ One does for BOTH replied the old
man. They're always together-come
and go at the same time And, anyhow
I'm not going to worry myself into a
decline by thinking up dogs names.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27

The Right Reverend Thomas Under
wood Dudley, of Kentucky, one of the
eminent bishops in the Episcopal
Church, enjoys a good story as we'll as
If he did not wear the cloth, says the
New York Tribune. He tells this one
on himself
A number of years ago he was going
by train to one of the smaller towns
of his diocese to hold services. He was
enjoying a cigar in the smoker, and
upon the seat facing him was a very
large valise, containing his clerical
vestments. A drummer sitting back Of
him, noticing his jaunty travelling cap,
leaned forward and inquired:
Travelling man, eh?"
YES" answered the Bishop.
What house dye represent"
THE biggest house in the world"
"Shillito's?" (the largest house in
Cincinnati) asked the drummer.
Bigger than that"
Marshall Field?"
Bigger than that"
"A. T. Stewart's?''
Bigger yet"
We'll, what house is It? Those are
the best l know"
Il represent, SIR" said the Bishop i'm
presslvely, "the house of God"
The salesman gave a gasp, then
glancing at the mammoth valise. ex-
claimed:
well, all I've got to say is. you carry
pretty full line of samples
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
FoiIed in III. Own Trick.

"Some years ago." said the narrator,
according to the New Orleans Times
Democrat, IAN oil boom hit Litohdeld,
ILL.,. and everybody, for miles around
was seen shifting for oil and every
stranger suspected OF being an expert
locking for a good thing. An old far
n.er named Loomis had a big place
three miles out of town which would
have been a fortune for him had he
not been possessed of a mania for
swapping, manifest in a perennial at
tempt to trade off his land for twice
its value,
When the boom was at the top
notch Loomis received a visitor who
took so much interest in the farm, so
liked its appearance, location, etc, that
the old farmer scented a petroleum
man and saw visions of incalculable
wealth; but, being a shrewd man,
LOOMS did not care to take any I'm
necessary chances with Providence,
and on the quiet he sent the hired man
out the back way with orders to dump
the kerosene can into the we'll The
visitor liked the entire place, inspected
the barn, the chicken yard and then,
as if by chance, asked for a drink of
water.
LOOMS was waiting for that and
hauled up a trimming bucket before
the mans own eyes and poured him
out a gourdful Of liquid with a fine,
sopalescent scum upon it. The visitor
smelled it, tasted it, made a wry face
and asked If the water was always like
that. oh, yes said Loomis, but you
soon get accustomed to the taste, and
our doctors say this is the finest water
On earth for the stomach Well, am
ding DANCED if I'll ever get used to it
was the unexpected response. I am
looking for farm, not an oil well, and
If l have got to haul my drinking wa
ter three miles from Litchfield / guess
I'd rather buy nearer town.
1T took LOOMS six months, to get
the taste Of oil out of his WELL and by
that time the boom was over, and
nothing was left of the oil craze but
rottlng derricks and abandoned
shafts">
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Observation-Disclosures Camp No. 4,
Woodnen of the World.
Special Notices-Your Choice of
Rooms at Suwanee Springs; Dividend
No. 25, The Gernania Bank; Andrew
Haniey Company; p. P P: Notice as
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of Hoffmans Studio; Dinner Bill of
Fare, Union Station Restaurant
Bankruptcy Notices-In the Matter
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Bankrupt; In the Matter of Turner
Brewer, of Ware, Bankrupt
Low Rates to the Mountains, Lakes,
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Beers-Pabst Beer; A. B. c. Bohe-
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The Wonder Of the Century"-The
Great Omar Talisman."
1t Is Cool To-day at the South End.
June 27.-Get 1t at Rowlinsld's.
Fire Sale of Pianos-McArthur &
Sons Co.
Washing Powder-Pearline.
Medical-Cuticura Remedies; Moth
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DIR. Hathaway Company; Dead Shot
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