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The meeting of the classification officials.
now in progress at New York city, is looked
upon with considerable interest. While the
committee acts for the territory east of
Chicago and st. Louis, according to pre-
cedent, Western lines will arrange their
schedules on the same basis. One important
point that will unQuestionably be brought
up as 1t has been for several years past.
Is that relating to car minimum. Applica-
lions for reductions OF these have been
received and will receive careful considera-
ton. The arguments advanced heretofore
have not appealed strongly to either traffic
or transportation officials. This may be
attributed to the manner in which the rail-
roads of the country have responded to
the demand and necessity for large cars
having provided them for various classes
of freight which move in carloads. traffic
officials are not disposed to permit ship
pers to have the benefit of carload rates
for shipments that do not tax the capacity
OF the cars.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO &
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Stockholders, Meeffnu

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders NJ TIN.
company. for the election Of directors ana 10,
such other business as may come before ths
meeting viii be held al the Office of the corn
rary lorner OF Third and Smith SITS In Gin
cfnrati. o.. "Wednesday. Oct % 1902 al Ia
o'clock a m. The stock transfer books will -
closed at the Office OF Aessrs j. r. Morgan g.
Co No q Wall St. New York. at o. clock p M
Thursday. Oct g. 1907, and reopen at 10 osclocL
3. m Friday. Oct 81. 1907
T. y. OSBORN. Secretary.
claeinn~ts. Sept. %. 1861.
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Fuel and Fuel.
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune.
TOO many men," said Uncle Allen
Sparks, who kick like steer because they
have TO pay SIS ton for hard coal are try
inc TO keep themselves warm with fuel that
costs them Is cents a drink-and they don't
seem to mind that a Bit"
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Andrews, Miss Mile

Andrews, Miss Mile
Grace.
Adams. Miss Agginus.
Altone. Mrs. L.
Anderson. Mrs. Minnie.
Adams. Mrs. Edna.
Barrett. Mrs. Edward.
Boyl. Mrs. Fred.
Beachtel, Miss Ada.
Brown, Miss Mary.
Bower. Miss Bertha.
Bowser, Mrs. Adeline.
Ballon, Miss Mary.
Berwick, Mrs. Anna.
Bowen. Mrs. Ivy s.
Burris. Miss Grace.
Corel, Mrs. Emma.
CooneY. Miss Nellie.
Carter, Miss Annie.
Chickadons. Mrs.
Elizey.
Conrie, Miss Jessie.
Christy. Miss Eliza
beth.
Cassidy, Miss Mary.
Clark, Miss Emma.
Conner. Miss Nellie.
Cross. Mrs. w. ..
Goldman, Mrs. Les
lie r.
Game. Miss Blanche.
Crabtree, NJ. Amanda.
Chambers. Mrs. Nellie.
Cox, Miss Lena.
Cain, Mrs. Luella.
Cooper, Miss Jennie.
Casey, Miss Sisa.
Dugley, Mrs. ID.
Davis, Mrs. Ella.
Dunn, Miss Blanche.
Davie, Mrs. Kate.
Davis, Miss Mamie.
Davidson. Mrs.
John II.
Davis. Mrs. Susanna.
Dickey, Miss Belle.
Davis, Mrs.
Duncan, Miss Anne.
Duvall, Mrs. E. ID.
Dickson, Mrs. Avenia-
Dehart, Mrs. Mary.
Ingelken. Miss Sadie.
Etter, Miss Ella.
Earle, Miss Margaret.
Ecton, Miss Minnie.
Ennis, Mrs. Henrietta.
Edwards. Mrs. d. g.
Edmundson, Miss
Ferguson. Mrs. Elmer.
Ford, Mrs. Mary.
Fcrd. Mrs. John.
Fleming. Mrs. @. Q.
Fowler, Miss Amy.
Frick. Miss Flora.
Fuel, Mrs. Adolph.
Goodman, Miss Ethel.
Gilman, Miss Bessie.
Gilkey, Mrs. w. II.
Graham, Miss Susan.
Gooding, Miss Ger
trude.
Grim, Miss Emey.
Good, Miss Lavina.
Harvey. Miss Missouri.
Hines, Miss Hattie.
Harper, Miss Carrie I.
Hughes, Miss Jennie.
hughes, Miss Callie.
Hendey, Mrs. Emily.
Hancock. Miss Maggie.
Hart, Miss Leuena.
Holland, Miss Blanch.
Hall, Miss Trellece
Edna.
Hallstron, Miss
Brightie.
Hanley, Mrs. Eliza.
Hodges, Miss VIM
Hoffs, Miss Mary.
Hhdelson. Mrs. Lu-
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Ladies'.

Hart. Mrs. p. NJ.
Hodges. Mrs. Henry.
Hurst, Miss Anna.
Hodges, Miss Lucille.
Hill. Miss Delvince.
Hammond, Mrs. c. II.
Hillen. Miss Elizabeth.
Holman. Mrs. Mary.
Hamilton, Mrs. S. ~.
Honrick. Mrs. E. r.
Houston. Mrs. NJ. A.
Hedgepath. Miss Lulu.
Hubbard, Miss Helen.
johnson, Emma.
Jackson. Miss Esta.
Jones, Mrs. Gladies.
koehler. Mrs. Ollie.
Kent. Mrs. Elizabeth.
Kuckler, Miss Eva cd
Keiffer, Mrs. Rosa.
Kipp. Mrs. Alfred.
Lesson, Miss Mildred
]. c.
Loied, Mrs. Martha.
Lynn, Mrs. Jennie.
Luekins. Mrs. Maggie.
Larry. Miss Glory.
Lee, Mrs. Mary J.
Lyons. Clara l..
Marks, Mrs. Gennie.
McIntire. Mrs. Harry.
Mills, Miss Pearl.
Mitchell, Miss Emma.
Moore, Miss Jennie A.
Miller, Miss Emma.
Melvin, Mrs. NJ. p.
Mellers. Mrs. Jim.
McLatchy, Miss Grace.
Mann. Miss Lille c.
Micklemarl, Mrs.
Mucklemarl, Mrs.
Mary w.
Morrison. Mrs. NJ. A.
Markley, Mrs. j. NJ.
Mculthrop. Mrs. Geo.
Orr, Mrs. Julia A
Price, Miss Clara.
Potter. Mrs. Carrie.
Powell. Mrs. Annie.
Patteo. Miss Sadie and
Hainer. Miss Fannie.
Patterson, Maggie.
Peters, Miss Emma.
Posdum. Mrs. III. p.
Phillips. Miss Mary.
Prosser and family,
Mrs. Mary.
Rayn nd. Miss Alice.
Roessner. Mrs. Kate.
Roop. Miss Minnie F.
Rowe, Mrs. Ii A.
Raymond. Mrs. j. w.
Riley. Miss Name.
Reid, Miss Ethelyn.
Recker, Miss Lue. 3
Richards. Mrs.
Sarah y.
Smith. Mrs. c. A.
Sanders. Miss Emma
Scherer, Mrs. r.. b.
Scott. Miss Efhe.
Sanders, Miss Matt4A
Smith. Mrs. Harry.
Scheller. Nellie.
Stone. Mrs. A. II.
Shaw. Mrs. Henry.
Singer. Mrs. Kittie.
Scott. Mrs.. Clara p.
Seibert. Mrs. Georgia
Stanford. Minnie.
Thomas, Mrs. N. Z.
Tomlinson. Mrs. KstA
Tool, Mrs. Belle.
Wink. Mrs. Bell.
Wilkinson. Mrs. John
Wilcox. Mrs. Alta.
Wilson, Mrs. Dona.
White. Mrs. Grace ID.
West. Mrs. Esther.
Weaver, Mrs. Carrie.
Williams. Miss Minnie.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-0CT. 9.


Byron J. and Carey Horn. 1881 East Eleventh.
o. A and clarice Lancaster. 1913 Ludlow boy
Phil and Catherine Monroe, 1911 MADISON, ooS'
J. NJ. and Annie Apologize. "a DIVISION, ooy,
Andrew and Emma Lotshaw, 900 Scnurm man.
Roland and Kate Broad. 4sO West Twelfth
girl. ,...h
George and Edith Hess. TO Douglass. boy.
Julian r and Ida Hart. Tf6 Hamilton girl
Leo and Alice Huston, 925i4 West washington
girl.
oliver c. and Martha Bell 4I2 Blake. girl
Albert a. and Susie Lawrence. 30 Harris XII,
Governor and Alberta Dawson, 1910 Cornell SlrL
John and Sarah Stewart, 1888 Yandes. boy
Marriage Licenses.
Louis T-atout and winifred Rutherford Tigner.
Harry +. Pegs and Jessie r. Woman
Wayne Burnell and Wei Burne-
Henry T. Miller and Bertha Freers-
William Young and Alice TOnsil.
John NJ. GarlOch and Sarah Chances.
Frank Douglass AID and Macy King Lucas
Deaths.
Nadia A worland. twenty-five. 21s East South.
typhoid.
TIIIIe Hawkins. FIVE City Hospital hemorrhage
Alma CHM, one. i2s West Seventeenth. peri
tonitis.
Anna Beck twenty-five. SIS Massachusetts
avenue. acute endo-carditis.
Joshua Cline. sixty-nine, ST. Vincents Hos
Peter schmidt. eishty-two. 74s East Market.
exhaustion
infant solomon 52& willard. hamilton.
Kate Heuser. twenty-one, 961 West walnut
pulmonary tuberculosis. .
Infant McCulloch. seven days, 323 North Penn
syivania, commissions
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Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.
Apply. Quincy: Jenanyan. Rev. n.
Atkinson' 1noMas' Ioh,..o r VIZ
Atkinson, 1lmIh yhnsto, .. W.
Alexander. j. A kneeiand, Ered.
Ache, James,. KIein, rev; Mattni
Ausherman. Harry. KENNEDY. WADE.
Barker. Con- Ku u,'I' jacob
Brown. H w keney' Geo.
Benedict, j. L. klen. Dayia y.
Burris. James hrutneI, Jonn.
Baich. VIII n Loya, william ana
Babb. r; A. Lansstam' a A. o.
Barns. Emerson. Lugenoell, Edward.
Bassett, G, w Lemap- George 'r.
Boosbery, isaac. Lee; N
Blodgst, w. y. Lonlce, Jonn.
Bernreuther, John. La Bier. G. r. M
Boyd, o. c. Lamooot IA N
Barkhimer. VIM. II. Myers. Mel;
Barrick Thomas. Miller, Fred
Brown z + Murren, "nlam-
Boiey. chaTiey. s a 'anS
Carter. i. +. MAYS, Ioney.
Cornst,r ,t ha,nn a. SfnTinr. yShn
Cloud, Charles McSlune, U
Snurcnii' III. .. saus r.. 7nen-
Clay, A moore. FRANK.
Snurch, LAID Susr' spsncer
Calkins, Howard. noble. Arthur Cz')
Sook. WIN. q Ne u Soee
Collie: Harolo' 70, P Belt, sunny rhas,.s
C S,,.n' , ia pterso, Edward
Campbell. II. c.. jr. Piummer. Frank r.
Collons' M. ~ pek Ssns'-
carson. VIM W. pa,ker, "; M
Germ Cnarles- Rans' w. "
Campbell. Charlie. Robb. Clay C
Carr, Waiter -. s'o,i' s""H-
Coleman, Charles. Ready, u. "A.
Dunett Charles. Roach Joe.
Digele. ]. Rhoades. ]. La
Donnelly, Ed. Reke, george.
Davis, Charley. Runion. Henry
Dutton. X. j. Sewick. Snaries.
Earhart, Floyd 3. sargent James
Eiito,, ~ ~ Smith NJ
rltzpatrick; w. d Stea c,s,,,.-
Irviaa.an simpson CeorRe
Fos,eT Mat II g Stevens Elmer
II A Sutlar q w
Ferrel. Dr: >. v. wyei, lNu<S-
Gates william flanders Mitchell.
Sa,,nn chsstsr sroupe Harry D.
Ctr. rlert Srofe. HAY.
Gvay louis NJ Scott George.
quay, LOUIS M cuJ,er George w
-oens Dooe- $3.50. v-tti "
Gass, George Sn.
Criggory. Nll1an. Sncthcs' - -
nempy' W 1.,irI ThoTnton II l.
hafper' " hIlani- Tavior Henry
Hoover Clsny ,rhS-a
Hardisty. VIM Inomas' l.. Is
Hutchison. X - ryiar Ed~sra
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DIED.


BURNETT-william Burnett. father OF Mrs.
Hugh J. MCGOWAN and John T. and George NJ.
Burnett OF the Indiana polis-street Railway Com
pany, at Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. 3. aged sixty
eight years.
REID-Johnstcn Reid. in his eighty-eighth year,
Martinsville, Ind, Oct. s. Funeral services
az Crown Hill Cemetery Friday morning, oct
TO- Train arrives at Union Station At 1025 a. m
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LOST.

LosT-whits fox terrier: black spots eyes and
long tail. address collar. Return 1911 ~.
Delaware ST. and receive reward.
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PRUITT'S AWFUL CRIME.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
Pruitt had assaulted his wife while she
was probably trying to get away from
him.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-First-classs skirt hand; alteration
partment. BESTEN a. LANGEN.
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time: mailed free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE. Chicago. Ill.
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ron sALE-uoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

&! G.; !. :; E: ]; ::
Mk y play OF cabs, coaches
"~of light vehicles
easy, and trade for horses or vehicles. A j.
JOHR. 30s E Ohio 81.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-Good agents for unoccupied terri
tory: steady employment year round: free
outfit; cash each week. WESTERN NEW YORK
NURSERY CO., Rochester, ". Y.
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co1ee-Good, logic; prime. l2aiac: str,o,,,,
,rime' 1iglec; fancy green and yellow isg 90.
prime asffs2c Roasted-Old Governmen, &c
5Ss,e ss4ac: finest Mocha and Java. 2sn30e. 1,ss.
siend. &c; fancy blend isc; Golden blend. isc'
Jersey 10 Csc; Caracas. s75c: DiIvr,ozt,So.n '
"a 10 sc; Mail Pouch. SIC; Gates's blended Java.
500 SSe.aSs.1.rystal Dominoes. 5-lb carton. -.
Eagle ,o Ssse sI5 eaf sSo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13

esAOy AoS0sS3
pr~seslicsnie glansouanym. Pod.
kazdym portretem jest wYdruc
k0Wane nazwiako, data urOdze.i
MIA T. 6nniesc,. .Cena 81 60
1enaik parsko- egipski. -. 2nc.
KUCHNIA POLSKO.
5AMERYKANsKA .Cena 50.
'cent6w) ns]nowsza KSIAzKAI
5~KUCHARSKA. uiozona przes seq
dziw3 doewladc,ona kpcLarke prt4Y
pomocv kucharsa hotelowego.
kslazka ia zawlera Masterpieces
rozd2iaiy. Napoje: Zupy. JarzynY,
Salaty Gozma,te potrawy : jsJ i.
maxi Potrawy miesne, Cleiec,na.
Skopowina, Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zw'erzvna Ryby, Rome potrawY
m'esne Sosy pieczYwa K%onnfitu-
~ i zadrawy Legum;ny, budynie
l pasztetv Lody.
Mode psnienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawy " kucharzeniu
jezell praktvkujac Y kuchnl, raz
poraz zag'adaj3 dc tego znskomi-
tego kuchars9iego podreczui-
ka so cent6w.
Dzse1e %arego . n0,oego Issta-
,aczatu IL obrazkaml). 4Oc.
Katechism ,zyn,sko katozicki (wlek-
sly W mocn~j opra W,e..... 25c
x. J. Debarbe. T. J.
K0techizm rzynask0-k0toicM
" mocnej oprawie.
Henaentarz Rlsks (duzy>. .25c
E2emeutarz Maay dia dz,ec:.
roisklch " Ameryce............12
Listoao,sik Fplsko.A n.eryko3ski
podrecznlk zawierajacy nauke pi
SANTA i1stdw i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkicl przvpadkach ~
" mocnej oprawle...... 85c.
.raneatyka A=yka Polsksego, s.kol-
ma przes Antoni-g, Mafec-
s. kiego ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Go
.Hiistoryo &tnnoao Zjeanoczonych Cd
odkrycla Amerykl az do naszYch
czas6w, ~(przea.{o 400 stron'c).
w. mocrej opraw,e:... 500
fo;red,,ix R1sko Anqie1skj..
ksi2zka ola 4atwego. :nauczen,n sic
pc Observation-Disclosures. 65ct.
~: 4
GotJsme. Ksla2ka do o6wjecenial
,budowan,a duszv chrzesc9s1lisko-
kato]ickiej, czyli kr6tki wyklaG
Lekcyl i Ewangei;, IA w~ezystkiie.
n,edzlele i swleta rae z wyn,-
kajaca .tad oauka WARY i obY-
czai6w l gruniownem. w~yjasnle-
MEN .roku k.,scielnego, naJef6w-
niejszych obrzed6w koscielnych
mszy 6wietej, nabozehstwa do.
mowego Ola chorych. droqi
krzvzowe] jake tel zyciorysami,
Swietych Psnsk,ch, czozonych
mianow1c,e przes Ind pelsko-ka-
tolick,. Z l:czneml obrazkami /
ltogrsfam' op:acona pocsta "
dOme...s s.... ~.......... zoo
LEKCH 7 IA
wszystk,s Niedzieie i Swleta ca
lego roku podfug przekfsdu K
Jak6ba Wujka r. j et6sowule
do Mess}u Rxvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ads 8. ToInicki . potwier-
izony przesKons, s:ors Generally
arcybiskapl On Eniensko-: :2os-
nsnski. Ksiazka;, ,,od ~'elu
lat " ca}ej Polsca .@ Lol Pru-.
sak,em tax pod MosKalem
Austryakjem. Jest y mocnel
opraw,e re ztoconym tytulikIem
ozdobn9 str'nica tytn{owa.
Kosztuje 3tyiko. ...... $l.50
Prsrak1i,se Echo N'qby 0sta-
teeznGL.~...,..... .. 800. Boot
Mvnhaassn nos,y-,eu : due
GIN nosem-I6tne jego d.iwaotwa
i ......... lOct
Csd7nok4je3nn Aok,a Rkus-
yli nsuka oakrvcis ta]emnic
6b csarowania........ 800. 25ct.
Mettors kstqiks nopisans prze
X,DR. BERNARDO M.SKULlKA:
Podrecsnik Tcologu Pa~storalnej 75c
Kielnia hasonska.... ........ 80
Vodka , p'jatstwo.......... 20
Histcrya parafl ~. Jae.a "
La Sale. Ill. 80 c
Ksiazki powie6ciowe.
Piekna Haoryao Gerp.i.oej Aae-
- nsA rnrco k161o a~utouano1 oo.
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W KSIEGARNT
WIARUSA
v Hinona, MINI.
goo ~ q Sfnnnf

mozna dosta6 rozmaite ke:4zki pole
III e,szozee6lnie za6 naste pujsce:
FS1AZKI DO
Bog . tobq. Ks,qzeozka do ma
bozehstwa dla msodz,ezY szk6l.
nej........ .............. $50. 10 Q
PeTty do Ma10&exstacu, ksiazka
do nabozehstwa IA cses6 Najsw,et-
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustajqcej POI
mecy, " paradnej oprawie, a&ote
hrsegi, 2 okuciem zamecz-
KEN. so
Ami63 Str6S, ksiazka do nabo
zenst"a " ozdobnej oprsw,e,
bis{e,ai ok{adkami z kosci s}onio
wei, se z1oconym brzegiem,
klamerka - st6so n
prazen dla pannY rs
Ani0 Str63 W paradnej opra-
vie z c~zarnej sk6ry, wytioczo~
nym ma okfadce x4oconYm krzyo
zvkiem, z}ocone brsegi. z klsmer>
k2........... -.... l.UO
Ani61 Str6@ ks.2zka do Dabo-
zen1stwa ola katollck'e] miodziezy
" mniejszym fvrmacie W wspa~
nia}ej opraw,e czerwone
go aksamltu, z wyt1oczonvm
ma ok@adce zfoconym K~rzyzyk,em.
re z}oconymi brzegami.... 4Oc
W;amek Maryi (Wlanek ku
c4ct Najswletszej Maryl Panny) z
wyttoczonym obrazkiem IA oklad~
&c z zsoconytp brzeg en- 2 zso-
cony'n tytul'kiem......... Sl.o0
! ia sama kslazka 2 oAuciema j "a
meczkiem -......~........l.25
Wyborek cyl, kr6tki sposob
! oabozenstwa coda'eEnego oprawnY
" drogY sk6rke 2 ~o*uciem i kla-
merk2 z s}oeonym krzyzyki4m ma
ok}adoe i s!osym tytuliklsn so G
Ks. Arcybiskupo Dunina ka,qz-
ka do nabozehs.wa (Biskupka) "
parsdne] :opravie. re zloconym
tytuiem z}oc"ne brzegl z okueiem
j klamra (dla k~obiet).... $l,75
KS. 4rcybskupa Duninu ksiaz
! ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) "
F.! mocoej p'eknej oprawie 70 ztoco~
J. nym brzegiem (dla kobset) $l.3O
| Ksiazki rozmalte.
Kantyczk;. - Pastora}ki j ko-
ledy CYL, plosak, wesose. ludu "
czaele SWAT Bozego Narodzen,a
! po domach episwane....... Is
Mahwniczy opis. Polski czYli
| Geografa ojczystego kraju, z licze
nem, obrazkami ! mapa. Zawiera
| przesz1o IS stronic... 80. IS G.
Lirnk Polsks, Za%wiera]9cy 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krskow,akdw
p,osnek iudow7ch. w mocnej
/ oprawle, Cena.
Kseszonkowy Sto~n,k Polsko
sngielsk, l ang,elsko- polski uto-
zony przez Anton,+go ParYsk,eeo
wraz 2 ..Nauka wymowv an
gielskiej".. 80. 81 90 :
Aleksandro Modxki Slownik Poll.
ko Angielski Ang,elsko-Polskl
" mocne1 oprawie ze zfoconem'
tytullkami. Cena........ 400
Iiosnkii, Daneks arye nas
owe oprawne).. .......... csc
Wy6or p;<;ni narodoaoych, 81 kt6-
rym zna]duis SIG: dumki. s'ys,
marsze k~rakowiakl, malay,
p,esni patrYotycsne, wcjer
h~,storycane ,td~.......... 800
Bukiet Piiessni spiato.cyeh. ..soo
| Gratulant orsz p~sn veselne de
mlodsleho6w dIu&b6w. sawie-
raj4cy: ZaprosinY ma wesele -
OrscYe weselue - Piosaki We
l.: Selae. Cena. 20
1ysooty Ssiftyea Pa4skiich, pe,.
dug na1lepszYch zr6del wyjetyoh
3 dIiui Olcow l Doktorow Ko6ciofs
6w. oprscowane, Z kolorow9 kart9
tytufowa smiu kolornweml uora-
xsmi, najoowsze wydanie pana
Kar6la M,arti, " Mikosowie, %
Sslasku (Aupe&n,e inne ,,Zvwotv
Sw,:tych", jsk owe pofoszrowane.
jake TO dotsd sprzedawali rczmsicl
podr6zuiacy sg.nci).... $500
las H.aoryi Natuvulne : 100
ohraskaml ludzi, zwlefzat csvo-
ronoinych ptak6w, ryb, gadow,
ovsddw it'd. : takstem Felix's
Wermlnsklego.. . 80. IS ct.
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Ksiazki ~powie6ciowe,

$50
Piekna Haoryao Gnpti,oej Rae-
nic, GORGE kl6la Antoniusza ce.
SARA tnreckiego 2 Kons.antY-
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
q dworu. p6zn.el prxez 2 LARA
plelgrzymuiac wielkie u,rapien;a
, nedEe citrpliwle me5nie zno-
siia.- Cons. Is G
Historya Q sslachetnej Magetonie,
GORGE kr6la 2 Neapoiu Q Plo-
trze rYcerzu hrsblm zoe
Hsaoyya q Grzego1zu, kt6ry.
~ Lot pokutoxai, prsykntY prxy
:Hkale... -. So. ......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13
zE WHAT

WIEDEN Donossa tn te
leg's6o,nie : Buda Passtu, Il
agitacva wssechniemlecka q
ktsj*,h korony wegiersk'e;
wsm.ga sie i 10 kilku niem,ec'
kich przew6dsc6w sostaio a.
resatowanYch pod oskarseniem
. podburzsnie ludu do buntu.
Niemcy korony wegierskiej u.
uf,rmowali wielks orgsnisaeye.
ktora posiada 40 900. csfon-
kow I k,6ra ag'tuje "a edta-
czeniem Sc cd Wegier. "
krajach koronv weg'erskiej "a
rn.esskuje wielka li,sba Mem
COW, ktorz7 czesto narzekaja
oa niesprawiedliwe traktowa-
c'e ae strony Wegrow.
PARYZ. - Kleska. zadana
Angllxom W kraju Somal,
prxez ..szalonego Mullacha"
Jest cie3sza. an'4el. sic wyda-
waso ma razie, gdV nadess4y
znane w'adomosci ,azaczerpnler
t. Z zr6de} angieIsk'ch. W re-
,acvach augielskich o tych
smutnych ola AnglIi wypadkach
" kra'nie Somal,s6~ pojawi}o
sic nazwisko niejak.ego IA Ia
Ingera. " ktorym Mad Mullab
ma pozostawsc " ~porozunie.
niu. = kt6ry ma bye b.. ofce-
rem austrgackim May vac
sic poprostu Kar"l Inger. Sprae
woz1a~cg ang'elscy z~racaja
tel u1age. ma okol'cznost. lie
s ,mal'sow' We praedewezystkiem
us,towali wYstr2elad zniszczy6
kolumne transoortewa Sway
ma, "skasuje. il Au'lach ma
przv sobie kogo6, komu ME
e,bce 50 :ajemn'ce sztuki wo=
ienne1 europe1skiej $50.
900 -, |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-13

4 D Telegram sKon-
stautynspola donosi, 2e sultan
roz~a4a nad tenn cay ma poz~
wol;t &ydom ma zato&enie pah-
silva &ydowskiego W Palesty~
ME Proposycyi tel sprzeciw'a-
"a sie postowie sranc"ski i ro-
syjsxi. kt6rgy t~ierdsa Se le'7
p,e] bv bylo osiedllt tam&e
katolk6w rzymsk,ch lub gree
k,ch. Pra wdopodobnie TurcYa
ME aechce sic z6odsit' &ydsi
nio dostanq siem, obieeanej.
Brytv]ski Ambassador " Kon-
s,antyuopelu m6wi, De
bviobv to }adne ola TurcVi,
gd>by aydzi ~samieaskali v Pa
1+stynie, j 4e Anglia ME mia
Ia by mic pr.eo'w temu. ale
Rosys Francya byl4by prze~
o'~. gd>by TurcyA. oddala Pa.
lestyne zydom
PARYZ. Str.ikuj@cy .s6rni-
cy w,elce 90 u'eaadowolen'
z wyroku sqdu rosjemcsego.
Komitet ioh swiasko' swo}as
IA sobote nsrade do Arras "
Pas de CALAIS, gds,e mast Up
uchwels, GO csyniG nsle3y na
prsysstc6t. W st. E1ienne po-
stsnowiii g6rntcy pros'd robot
nikow ma dokach o wznowie-
ME strajku 3 sympathy. "
L.ns gorn;cy postanow,li dale:
strajkowa6 do csasu sgroma-
dzenia " Arras. Zachodz jesz-
oze obaws dalssYch rozruchow,
Pfzy sodzoy .strajkier6w usns),
sam', za-wyrok prsyjat nale1y,
skoro xami g6rn,cy dopomina.
Ii s,e 0 cad rosjemcsY i prsy.
rzekl' poddat sie wyrokowi
niawiadomo iednak, csY wick
ssost gornik6w usna slusznos'
,ch a%rgument6w.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
MANTI HAPPENINGS.

Manu. Sept. 6.-Death again visited an
other home in this city yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs. James p. Nelson were called
10 mourn the loss of their little 2-year-
old daughter Florence. who passed away
shortly after the dinner hour. The cause
OF death was diDhtheria.
Threshing is In full blast at present
The crops in this county this season are
reported to- be fairly good. considering
the many Disadvantages the farmers
have had 10 contend with in this coun-
" this year-the grasshopper pest ana
the drouth.
The ioca! Republican organ in this city
announced this morning that ". ID. Nv
lnEsrOn OF mis- city viii make Nasnlhs-
ton. D. G.. d visit next week on business
connected with the Mammoth Reservoir
company. The changes reported IN Inc
Herald yesterday BY the Nil PleasAh[
rOrresDondeut 10 have been made IN 4
meeting recently held IN Noroni by the
directors OF this company caused cohs.a-
cradle talk here Yesterday, but Is oid
not appear 10 be any surprise 70 ms ms
who are 70 some extent acquainted VIII
the former management OF tnIS mai nal
moth affair. Mr.. Livingston may, aeel-
IDENTIFY. get few political pointers Nhlle
at the national capital. -.,-.- -,
the recent sanpete prOgnosticators OF
states for the Republican convention pun
iished in The Herald are. according 10
Dresent rlIuors. going to fall short Of
ssxnecfstions' and that an entirely new
ticket which has not been mentioned is
iikely to be placed in The field Tor me
rorSi5eratiou OF the voters The cam
paign bosses are now getting things into
shane for the coming battle. ana tney
tt-.-,d - conduct an up-to-date and sys-
tegatie Campaign. ". D. Candland o.
! NJ Pleasant was In the city this week
/ iooking after his prospects for stats
senatOrshin. He seemed coniident tha'
/ -. -~ff control the Mt. Pleasant celega-
ticr fn the corning county convention
( and he Is. no doubt. living IN hopes o.
gsftIug an the delegations TO favor ms
a zufrarfo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07

GRANVILLE NJ. HOY, Sheridan,
" Ind, Past Grand, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, Lodge 6a1, In q
recent letter says:
81 suffered for years with liver COM
plant, causing me severe pains and a
peculiar weakness across the small OF
the back, so that il was hard to stoop,
and sometimes very painful to walk
about. I had used so much medicine
without deriving any help that 1 just
let it 60, until neighbor was cured of
Bright's disease by Peruna. That led to
my using it, and before had used ten
bottles was cured. Iconsider it almost
miraculous. n-Granville NJ. Hoy.
A Gentleman of Prominence Endorses
Pe-ru-na.
Hon. Louis E. Johnson, son of the late
Reverdy johnson, who was United
States Senator from Maryland, also At
torney General under President John
son, and U. S. Minister 10 England, and
was regarded as the greatest consti-
tutional lawyer that ever lived. In re-
cent letter from 1906 T street, N. W.,
Washington, D. c., Mr.. johnson says:
"N0 one should longer suffer from
cafarrh when PeruHa Is accessible.
To my knowledge IL has caused relief
10 so many Of my friends and acqnafHf.
ances that IL Is humanity 10 commend
its use 10 ali persons suffering with
This distressing disorder of the hnma1
system. "---LoaiS e. johnson.