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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
Widmo ~panslawizmu.

Nigdy jeszcze, dokad nar6d
nasz istnleje, ME pisano i ME mo-
wiono " 6wiecle 0 mas lyle, co dzl-
siaj. Straclli6my niezalezny byt Pc
.lityczny -przcgrali6my lyle wojen;
lyle zbrojnych poryw6w naszych
ola odzyskanla tego, co6my ~stracili,
zakonczYlo sic kleska, re sadzic by
MONA, il przegrali6my juz sprawez
kretesem, re skazani juz jestesmy na
powolna zag}ade, re Mkt sic z nami
juz liczyc ME potrzebuje. A tymcza-
sem przekonujemy SIG niemal CO.
dziennie, &c mimo utratY niezawi-.a
sio6oi, mimo braku wlasnych taste
pow zbrojnych = jestesmy jeszcse
bardzo waznym czynnikiem poll
tycznym, kt6rego nawet wielka dy-
plomacya lekcewazyc Tub lgnorowat
RE smle. A przekonujemy sic o TEN
zar6wnoz NOW mlnistlow pruskich,
jak j z wrogiej nam prasy niemlec-
kie].
Swiezo zn6w otrzymalismy do
w6d TAXI " berlinskim ,,'Tagebla-
Gle" Pismo to zamieszcza wybitnym
drukiem obszerny artyku}, kt6ry
ma wprost zwr6ci6 uwage diploma
cyl niemieckiej, re ~jeszcze baczniej
pami sajmowa6 sic Wilma.
Artyku} ten omawia ezcseg61o-
wo da1nosci panslawistyczne, wy.
chodzace Z k6i r%osyjsklcb. stwier-
uza nasamprz6d, ze Polacy d}ugo,
baadzo d}ugo byli nieprzYstepni ola
takiego losyjskiego panslawizmu, ze
uwatali " Rosyi wroga sVego. To
teraz zaczyna sic zmieniad. w RosYi
BOWEN 1rozumiano, he bez pozy-
skania Polakdw panslawizm rosylski
ME zdo}a sig prsyjao " ca}ej sfo-
wianszcsyznie. Rozpoczeto vice
um,zgi do Polak6w M wielk3 skale,
naturaluie umizgi podstepne, ME
szczere, gdy1 " gruncle rxeczy Ro-
sYa dq1y dalej tax samo jak dawniej
,lo wchlon,ecia narodu polskieggo "
swdj organizm narodowy, . wiec do
zagladY narodowodci polskiej. a
r.eoz d1iwna, ae mimo jawnej ME
NAL nies1oxerosol tych umiz-
gov, snalaaay one terax wsajen-.
uoat( n y sxerokioh kolaohpolakioh.
Po.yskanojju jul .naosuy .aatep pol
skioh d.iennlkar4y, b nawet aed.i-
" tv6rca polstioh ,,Kolek wao-
aoiadskiohn pan J, Jakowali' (na,
'b1dtJ.etovskl~yr .,sde -
NO. #Ss%S$sSsSSS sS@s%$.s@#Ass N#.IasHHsssssG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

Brltasny sA4x.
Stevens Point, Wis.
Wielka sensacye wywolal "
niedziele rano o godzinie $3.50,
salunista, Jan Blsik. znecaiac sic
mad swa iona " spos6b iscle zwle..
rzecy. Utrzymuje on tn salun i
robi dobry interes. w sobote byl
xajety przez ca{y dzien az do. p6z~
nej nocy, obsiugnjac lubowpik6w
napojdw. Gdy sic wieksza czeSc Z
mich oddal,}a, znalazio, sic kilku
amator6w kart, a Bislk znany lako
n~aiogowy ,,gambler'', zamknaf ma
tychmiast sw6j interes i rozpocza}
z zebranymi f, ,kostumeraml' rome
cry hszardowe, gdzle grano przez
Gala noc oko}v godziny .4ej mad
r.nem, z.uvazono g{ozna rosmowe
i halas W owym %salunie, a prze-
chodnie domyslali sic jakichs nadz
wYcza;nych zajst. zona jego wstaw-
sly rano ME zasta4a meza " domu,
uda}a sic natychmiast do salunu,
leez ten byf 2amknisty; poczela
przeto wo}at ma meza, ale to ME
odnios}o zadnego skutku, vice ja.
kims podstepDym sposobem dosta
Ia sic do wnetrza. gdzie zassaia
swego meza z kolegami g~rajacego
" karty, 3 MIN kupe pieaiedzy
okolo S30o.
Uczclwe kobiecisko ze }zami
" oczach, prosi}a meza ma saiada-
ME, zwr6ciwszy k~arciarzom uwa-
&c. il czas do koSciofa. Nawo3y-
wanie zcny, aby ~poprzestall
dalszej CRY, d. o~statniego rozgnle-
wa}o Bisika. kt6ry powalil j.
ma xiemlei pc ~bydlecemu sic zne-
cal mad swa ofara, . nastepnie
rzucil " mig wygrane pienladze i
" ~straszliwy spos6b !a pokopal.
|Eiewinna ofara lezaca ma podlo-
DIE. zbroczona krwia, wym6wi1a
s
I. xabij mnie, zabij!!.
W sam c1as zajechal foreman
Fire department ; patrolka iza-
bral nielitosciwego meza, brutala
ma stacye policy]ns.
Eastepnie s1ef policyi Tom
Kuch, poa91yl M miejsce wypad-
ku, gd1le 1nala1. leszcze wsxystko
Y nielad.ie, 6lady krwl ] roxrzuoo..'
ne pieni4d.e. poo.em xamtnsi ~
lun DO c.,su ukodc.enia prooes0.
Prawdopodobnie .aprovadz.,oo-
Ne q bed.ie obovilzuleoe
,YsIystkiohss salanistdv % zanyIk.~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

te przystaldo pansl.wlstdw. Doszio
do teeo, e dis navel pisma ongi
nieprzeiednane w1gledem Rosy, q
derzsja v ton p~rusoflski (::) ae juz ]
orgsn oamiestnika gallcyjskiego
hrab,ego Pinihshiego- ,,Gazeta
Narodowa' zamieszc1a artykuly, "
kt6rych straszy Polak6w ,,niemlec-
ka kultura''a wskasuje ma ,,jedrne,
zdrowe, neutrality-suspicious.
spo}eczenstwo rosyjskie, jakoby
sympatyczniejsze ola Polak6w."
TAX vice - koaczy ,,Berl.
Tageblat'' swe wywody - otcyalni
reprezentanci Polak6w stall sic ma
gle panslawistami. Zachodzi wpraw-
die kwestYa, czy ca}y nar6d polskl
przy}aczy sic do tel ewolucyl Badz
JAZZ badz, zakulisowe :e machinacye
zas}uguja ma to-, ably dyplomacya
nasza baczna poswiecala i'm uwagev!'
Moze sic mylimy -lecz artykul
ten ~naprawde sprawia ma a g{ebo
kie wrazen,e, jakoby b2} inspirowa-
ny Z wyzszych sfer. Zdawa& by sic
moglo, re dyplomaiyczue usilowa-
MIA, ably skloniG Rosyq do na6lado-
wanna Prus " ich Polityce antypol-
skiej, ME ddpie}y celu. re uznano
teraz "a potrzebne. da6 Rosyi do
zrozumieuia, il dyplomacya ME
miecka Una ,,zakulisowe' machlna-
eye panslawizmu rosyjsklego i re
bacznie sledzic go bedzie.
-Tymczasem - jesli tax jest
rzeczywiscie - przestrega ia W Pc
tersburgu jedynie smiech wywo}at
must. Rzekome owe ,,zakuIlsowe'
machinacye panslawist6w " celu
pozyskania Polak6w, istnieja do
tychczas tylko " wyob.azni niemiec
kiei, tax samo rzekoma ewolucya
> ficyalnych przedstawiciell Pola-
Kow'' W kierunku sympatYzowania 2
pauslawizmem. Rosya absolutnie
mic ME czynl ola pozyskania Pola-
k6w, CO .cbwila zas wprost ich sobie,
zraza ! formalnie odpycha. Stanow-
czo tez sapewnlG mozemy stIachaj-
low berlinsk,ch, Poiacy jak dotych-
czas tax i dzlsiaj bynajmniej ME
lgna do panslawizmu takiego,
kt6ryby wymaga} w~yrzeczenia sic
indywidualixmu narodowego.N ar6d
polski jest j cznje sic dose sllnym'
ably ostat sic 0 w}asnych s,iaeh,
sanadto zas kocha swe w}asciwosci
narodowe, izby wyrzec sic ich mai
ola politycznych vzgled6w.
Hatomiast faktem jest, re idea
wssechsiowianska. da1aca do zbra-
tauia eie zjednoczen,a wszYstkich
narod6w siowjanskich ME wyklr-
czajac Rosyi ~ ma podstawie zupe}-
nego narodowego polityczneggo
r6wnouprawnienia - coraz wiecej
zyskuje uDas zwolenuik6w. a jest
to idea ola mas ogromnie vazna, DO
pomnaza pas.e silly odporne i Daszae
ufncdc W lepsza plzysz1oS6.
P'a~da JEST 1e wybujafy na'z
indywidualixm narodowy dawnlejj
ME sprzyjal tel idei. ale tax eamo
jest faktem 5e bv1a to jedna Z
przyc1ya upadku nasxego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
Pl;'robl,oszcz iorganistIialI,.

oDOSz ''si'5
Pevien prsbo..o1, snr,auny Z
swego dowcipu humoru Y caRei
okolicy, mai orgauiste wielkiego
piiaka. Razu jednego zawolawszyy
60 d, siebie, zapowiada mu, il 2
powodu tego, ze tadne p~rzedstawiiep.
MIA najmniejszeeo ME przyniosly.
ekutku, bedrie amuszonJmn usupat
60 : urzedowsnis, jesli sic ME po-
prawi. Ma take dictum acerbun.
zaczas sic organista najprzdd dekla-
rowad, ze JUL cd dawna ME pie
w6dki,. chyba ma %lekarstwo, . na
reszcie przyznawszy sic 90 why,
prosic Q przebaczeniie, prsyrzekajac'
il juz " przyszlo6ci tego ME zrobl
i ma przysz}a Make Borka Nlepo.
kalanie Poczeta 2 pewnoscia zlozy
uroczyscie kosciele przysleggee, IL
dozgennie zy6 chce " wstrzemie-
zliwosci.
= Vice JUL nigdy ME bedziesz
p,} ~gorza}ki? = pyta SIC probaszcz.
- Nigdy, JeyomoSciulku, jak mi
zycie mile, ME chce przeciez Tony
i dzleci doprowadzit do nedzy.
Chociazby mnie Jegomosc na ty~.
dzien zamkna} W pokoju, ME. daf
m. mic jes6, a natomiast ~najlepszej
w6dki pod dostatkiem. ME rusze'
navel ME powacham.,
- Dobrze, odrzek{ p%roboszcz,
wezme c,e ma probe. Me przez ca}y
E dzien, leccz tylko przez godzine 20
staniesz sam tn " pokoju. Zostawle
,,gasior" z vodka a jezeli przez te
godzine wytrwasz W st~atecznosc',
wtedy dopiero ~ ierze W two]e
przyrzeczenle. Jesll vice bedziesz
wstrzemiezliwym a vodka bedzle
niena1 uszon3, zostanlesz nadal orga-
nista i odbierzesz cdemnie nadto
s tai. nagr ,dy, lecz pamietaj, re
pdybys mia1 cho6 troche w6dki ma
ruszyc, p6jdziesz sobie ma w~szystkie
cztery wiatry, jakiem c.. ..ic::
Jeeomosclulku, odrzek} orga-
nista, tax jestem Q soble przekona~
nv, ze te 5 talarkds jakby by}y juz
mole, jakbym je juz mia} W swolej
kieszeni.
Zamkna} w,ec proboszcz orga-
niste " pokoju, sam sas oddal'{ sic
do izby ubooznej i tam zac1af OBJ
serwowa6 przez dziurke cd kluc<a.
co sic tam dalej ds,a6 bedzie..
W pewnych warunkach jest
nawet godzina bardzo d&uglm cza
sem. Z poczatku pan organista pod
wp}ywem grozby proboszoza Wy
rzut6w w4asnego sumienia ma wod
te ME s~pojrzal. Zabawia} sic jak
m6s} i ohcac spedzid czas, rozgladas
sic pc potoju. Pr.ytem mimowoli
pad} wsrok jeso na ,,gaslor' wdd-
ka al pod ssyjke n%ape}niony.
Cho6by6 %sple6uia}a, rzecze
do siebie, to chg ME rusze.
za1yl nastepnie, jakby " celu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24


jesteamy take slowiaDami ] many
ober,asslli| k.glsdem .lovja66.zo .y-
Ezny. Tymczasem p~olityczny mas.
ufadek . zwlaszcza ucisk, jakiego
doznajemy e strony N,emc6w
walka, jaka toczy6 musimy Dlem-
czyzna rozproszYla wszelk1e nasze
zludzeniai zwr6ci}a mas " atrone,w
kt6ra VIOLA mas nietylko obswiazek,
ale take znaczna korzysc narodowa a.
To wiec jest dzielem tych, ktdrzy
mas gnebia, a vice przedewszyst
klein Niemc6 y, j "a ten jedy.y
owoc ich antypolsklej akcYl szcze-
RE i'm wdzieczni jestesmy. Popchaqi
mas BOWEN ma w~}adciwa droge.
stosuuek nasz do Rosyi ME
zmieni sic rychiej, dopdki ME zagoja
sic stare rany, ME ustau3 obecne
przesladowania i dop6xi ME pre-
konamy sic 0 szczero6ci jej slawo-
filskzch daznosci. Re w6vczas a
mas zrodzi sic take pewien rusof-
linn ako czynnik polityczny, to
Jest wielce mozliwem.
Ale to bedzie gl6wnie waszem
dzielem, Niemcy i Prusacy!!
,,Praca".
-~. FFE r
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
TALKS OF FAST AUTOS.
Life--ORn Build Machine That
VIII Beat the Wind.

As the result of a wild cross-cOun-
try ride in big gasoline automobile
with f. f. Britton, of the Autumc-
bile Club of America, Thomas A. Edi-
son is working on a new device for
his storge battery. Il learned several
important points in my ride" said
Mr.. Edison. II have drawn plans to
work them out, but 1 cannot make
them public"
Mr.. Edison's ride ended at mid
night, when the Britton machine ran
into an. iron bar on the road near
Paterson and punctured a tire, A
farmers rig was hired to take Mr.
Edison and Mr.. Britton home.
81 never rode so fast in my life"
said Mr.. Edison. 1--WE speeded up and
down the avenue so rapidly that all
l saw was streak of trees"
Mrs. Edison and her daughter were
next taken aboard the machine and
given the ride of their lives.
81 can make an electric automobile
that will go so fast a man cannot sit
in it, Mr. Edison said. The speed of
storage machines is unlimited. | an,
no sport and do not care to ride fast
so ! don't think I'll ever make such
a machine. 1t is a simple matter and
all depends on how fast a man can
ride and i've"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
LOOK OUT FOR oPTHALNIA.
Kew York Physicians Place the Dis
ease On List Of the Contagious
MaIAdies.

Because Of the discovery that OPP
thalmia, disease of the eyes, is preva-
lent among large proportion of the
pupils in the public schools of New
York city, the board of health has
placed it on the list OF contagious dis.
eases, and physicians hereafter will
be compelled to make reports Of each
case found in their private practice.
Through Investigations made in
two Of the public schools, where the
eyes of about 1000 children were ex-
amined. it was found that at least 1s
per cent. had the disease In one Of
the schools 20 per cent. of the chill
dren were afflicted, and in the other
is per cent.
According to the physician who
made the investigation. the disease
may be contracted through using a
handkerchief or towel that has been
previously used by an afflicted per-
son.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
MARRIED ELopING DAUGHTER.
mOzy for His Owa CHILD. Not
Recognising Her.

Rev. Thomas Brown, prominent
clergyman Of Tioga county, Pa. mar
ried his clipping daughter to J. W.
Stone, of Allegheny, by mistake. DR.,
Brown, who is very near-sighted. was
spending two weeks at Bowersville. in
New York state, near the state line.
His daughter, Miss Susie. student al
Bryn Mawr. he supposed was on visit
to friends in Philadelphia. She had.
however, arranged to meet young
Stone and elope. After two weeks
stay in that city Stone brought her to
his aunt's residence, near Bowersville,
and the couple drove to the parsonage.
The regular minister was there, but
Rev. Mr.. Brown performed the cere-
mony, not recognizing his daughter in
her travelling dress. She saw the d.
lemma she was in, but gave her moth
er's name, which was her middle name.
and at the conclusion of the ceremony
and the signing of the certificate made
known her identity to her father. He
was extremely indignant at first but
q reconciliation has been effected,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
PeODIe You Know.

The Wareham Mass Courier cor
respondent from Onset, Mass, in
that paper of the 10Th inst, has the
following item which will be of in
terest to local readers:
"Coe d. Smith of Long Island gave
his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Reed, pleasant surprise Monday
afternoon, arriving at their cottage
on Union ave. about o'clock, hav-
ing left Long Island Saturday with
his locomobilo, which by the way, is
u very neat little affair. He camt
by way of New London, Newport
and New Bedford, coming all the
way without mishap, and thor
oughly enjoying his short stay here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
leaving Wednesday morning for
home, taking the inland route via
Worcester and Springfield. He is
enthusiastic over our charming sum-
mer resort, and will again visit his
friends here in September and con-
templates longer stay"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
A WORM KILLER.

J.A.J. Montgomery, Puxico, Wayne
county, Mo-, writes: II have little twin
girls who have been bothered with
worms all their lives. tried every
thing to relieve them which failed until
1 used Whites cream Vermifuge; the
first two doses brought four worms from
one Of them, the next two doses, twelve,
one Of them measuring twelve inches I;
the other child was relieved of four
worms. It is most excellent medicine
Whites Cream Vermifuge is good
for children. 1t not only destroys
worms. it helps the child to perfect
growth, wards off sickness. 25c at Ack-
erman & Stewards, Palatka and Lounds'
drug store Crescent City.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
A Big Sale.

The G. H. Preston Company has
lust closed contract with John A
Crosby, president of the San Mateo
Fruit Company, for furnishing 5O,-
600 yards of Osnaburg cotton, which
will be used In covering the extern
sive shed of the fruit company now
being erected on its property at San
Mateo. The shed will cover not less
than 10 acres, and will be patterned
somewhat after those erected by the
Haw Creek Security Company on its
big Haw Creek farm.
The Preston company secured the
order for cloth to cover the Haw
Creek company's sheds last year af-
ter competing for the business
with New York cotton brokers and
other merchants, and it is presumed
that it has secured the San Mateo
order because of its ability to make
right prices.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
TOO MANY WEDDING GIFTS.
Rssigns Because He CaAAOt
Handle Them All.

So many car loads of wedding pres
ents have come to Greenwich, Conn,
by express to be delivered to the May
and June brides that the local agent,
Charles d. Nowrey, and his assist
ants, Harry Burnett and George Jer-
man, have thrown up their positions.
There have been numerous weddings
among society folks this season
among which were the Lauder-Row-
land and Rowland-Hubbe nuptials,
and the agent found that delivering
the hundreds of presents along with
the usual run of business was too
much for him. He found it impossi
BILE to deliver the gifts and other
merchandise on time, although he
and his force of four men worked IS
hours day, and more weddings were
coming. so finally in disgust he threw
up the position.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22

The News has been requested to
announce that there would be a
meeting Of the patrons of the Cres-
cent City public school in Chamber
Inns Hall tomorrow friday eve
ming August 22d, at 7 p. m. The OBJ
iect of the meeting is to recommend
some one for the office of supervisor
in place of VIM. G. Norton, resigned.
There is also the matter of arrang-
ing to to put the school pemises and
building in order for the opening Of
school, now but a few short weeks
away.
1t is to be hoped that all patrons of
the school will make it point to at
tend this meeting.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
Sugar Experiment Station.

The United States will establish a
sugar experimenting station at
Huntington under the direction of
Geo. f. Walker. This is the state
ment given out by Capt. ID. G. Purse,
president of the Savannah Board of
Trade. -Four other stations are to be
established, in Georgia. The plan
of the agricultural department in
brief, is to furnish to cane growers
information as to just what are the
qualities of cane, the kind of land
best adapted to its successful growth
and further details of value to those
engaged in the sugar industry.
The News is hopeful that the loca-
tion of a station in our midst will
prove valuable, even more so than
the regular invoices of government
seed which annually finds its way
into this section.
IfDr. Walker, as chief giascutus
of the new station, will confine his
instructions TO what he does know
about sugar making, there seems to
be room for some hope for this Sec
ton Of country yet.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22

Love Sonnet Of an Office Boy.
Oh, If you only knowed how much
like
To stand here, when the sold man"
amt around,
And watch your sweet fingers while
you pound
Away at them there keys! Each
time you strike
1t almost seems to me as tho you'd
found
Some way, while writin' letters,
how to play
Sweet music Oh that thing, because
the sound
Is something l could listen to all
day.
You're twenty-five or six and I'm
- fourteen
And you don't hardly ever notice
me
But when you do call me Willie!
Gee,
| wisht I'd bundles of the old long
green
And could be twenty-eight or nine
or so,
And something happened to your
other beau.
Chicago Record Herald
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-22
THE CRESCENT Cry News.
VIM. c. Norton, proprietor

VIM. G. Norton, proprietor of
Grove Hall, at present with his FAM
lily spending the summer at Hender-
sonville, N. G. has sent in his resig-
nation as supervisor of this school
district. Mr.. Norton has served in
this capacity for several years, and
has taken considerable interest in
the work.
Homer Wakefield has been APP
pointed principal of the Crescent
City school for the ensuing year.
His assistant will be Miss Green, a
daughter of John Green of Fruitland
Mr.. Wakefield was principal of the
school here two years 1899 and 1900,
and is well acquainted with our peo-
pie. Miss Green is new teacher in
the county.
Mr.. j. r. Hill writes us that he and
family are all well and very much
pleased with the climate of Hender-
sonville. Mr.. Hill and Miss Maude
are in better health than they have
been for years and he has purchased
land and is building himself a house.
We congratulate Mr. Hill on the
fact that Hendersonville has voted
bonds for the paving of streets and
walks and the putting in of a system
of sewerage. An era of progress and
improvement has begun.-Daytona
Journal.
John Madison (colored) is suing
his wife Nancy for divorce. The
case came up for hearing last Mon
day in Palatka before Hon. S. j.
Hilburn, special master in chancery.
Nancy was represented by Col. Wal
ter M. Davis. This old couple have
been living apart in the same house
for some time, growing at each other
between crack in the wall which
separates their rooms. Nancy has a
voice like fog horn, and when she
turned it loose on her recalcitrant
spouse, it is stated that he took to
the woods. He has strong hopes
that the court will unite the knot;
and Nancy is willing enough provid-
ed she gets a fair share of the real
estate, and the custody of the chick
aOS
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QUESTION ANsW ERRED.

Yes, August Flower still has the larg-
est sales of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
never thought of using anything else for
indigestion or biliousness. Doctors were
scarce, and they seldom heard of sppen-
diei.is, nervous prostration or heart fail
ure, etc. They used August Flower to
clean out the system and stop fermenta-
ton of the undigested food, regulate the
action OF the liver, stimulate the nervous
and organic action of the system, and
that l. all they took when feeling duh
and bad with headaches aud other aches
You need only few doses OF Green's
August Flower. In liquid folm, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. You can get this re-
liable remedy at Lounds' Drug Store,
Crescent City. Get OR ems Special Al
manac.
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A Modern Solomon.

The mayor of Steubenville, o., has
had good deal of trouble with quar-
relsome women. They abuse each
other over backyard fences, and are
arrested, and take up the time of the
court unprOfitably. The mayor has
now devised scheme by which to
settle what he calls "clOthesline
quarrels, and thus far it has worked
beautifully. He has set apart room
in which both parties are locked up
to fight it out by themselves. After
an hour or two of abuse, their works
seem to run down; they have moth
ing more to say, and usually so home
in state of harmony.
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Chicago Record-H ert
A YOUNG LADY's LIFE SAVED
AT PANAMA, COLOMBIA, BY CHAMBER.
LAIN's Conc, CHOLERA AND
DIARRHOEA REMEDY,

DR. Chas. H Utter prominent ply
sician, Of Panama, Co omhia. in recent
letter states: "Last March had as
patient young lady sixteen years of age,
who had very. bad at ack of dysentery.
Everything prescribed for her proved
Intellectual and she was growing worse
every honr. Her parents were sure she
would die. She had bee me so weak
that she could not turn over in bed.
What to do at this critical moment was
a study for me, but thought of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpa
Remedy and as last resort prescribed
it The most wonderful result was effec-
ted. Within eight hours she was feeling
much better; inside of three days she
was upon her feet and at the end of one
week was entirely we'll" For sale at
Ackerman&Stewart druggists. 6
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Notice.

At the meeting held by the Board
of County Commissioners Tuesday,
August 5, 1902, it was ordered that
all paupers who are now on the pau
per list, shall appear before the board
at their next regular meeting on Sep
TENDER 2, 1902, at 10 O'Clock a. m. and
show cause, if any they have, why
they should not be stricken from the
pauper list.
Witness my hand and seal this 9Th
day of August, A. ID. 1902.
[sEAL.l JOSEPH PRICE,
Clerk Board Co. Com.