davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-02
ONLY A SMALL VOTE WAS POLL
ED IN THIS COUNTY YES
TERDAY.
JUDGE ROSS CARRIED GLYNN
This Was the only Contest in Whkch
There Was Oppositiou-The
Vote for County Of
ficers.

But for the fact that all OF the
saloons were closed one would have
hardly known that an election was be
ing held in Glynn county yesterday.
There was no excitement whatever
around the polls and only a small
humber of votes were poued
Tls quiet election, however, was
due on account Of the fact that there
was no opposition in the election, ex-
cept for the place OF associate jus
tlce of the supreme court A num-
Der Of the friends Of Judge Ross work
ed hard all day while a few support
ers Of Judge Gambler put in several
hours work, and had it not been Tor
these workers the vote would not have
been over a couple Of hundred
Tnere was not a single negro vote
cast during tne day. OF course they
have no ticket in the delo and did
not want to v3te for the democrats.
The election managers had rather a
dull time of it, and spent the day
cracking jokes trying to get c. M TIL
ton and Ed. Dart two Of tne clerks to
do a little work. They had quite a
Job counting the votes last night.
however, as the ticket was an unus-
ually long one and contained some
FORTY C,r RFt4r fop,ae
In the race for judge Of the SUI
preme court, Judge Ross, Of Macon,
carried the county by a good ma
1ority, receiving 294 votes. while Tuose
Candler only received "a. Tae other
candidates for state offices received
about the same vote, only a little
scratching being INDUCED in.
There is still one populist in Glynn
county-nobody knows who he is, but
he is here nevertheless and went to
the polls yesterday and voted a
straight popullst ticket, which was
headed by Judge Haines.
The total vote cast was 329, wnich
was unusually small. The local can
didates received the following votes:
For senator, w. f. Symons 329
TOR representative, e. c Butts 327
For clerk, H. f. duBignon .....,327
For sheriff, w. II. Berrie ....e. 328
For tax eceiyer J. 70. Burberry 327
For treasurer Il. S. Lee ....... .329
For surveyor, w r. Penniman .32G
For tax collector II. j. Read 1925
For coroner. G II. Jennings ...322
For County Commissioners.
J. ]. Lott observation-disclosures. .3z7
Z. ID OSg ........... ..........'... .dz1
J r Knibb ......+.................3 3Z5
Constant Miller ................,.328
j Wright .................... 326
Davis Dubberly .....,...........327
w r Townsend ...............3- 3-2
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-02
seIIinn whiskeu on SUNDAY

w. NJ. Morgan, negro, who runs
a restaurant on Bay street, mas been
arrested charged with selling wniskey
on Sunday and also for selling it with
out a license.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
Y niW POlskichi
w AMERYCE.

Mich. = RAJ
dlihski a wlasciwie Bonda-
jewskoy, kt6ry "a staraniem
przyiaciela swego. protesora
Siemiradzkiego a teraz redak
tora ZGoDy (bo W scisle] zyli
przy)azni) l tutejszego ks
prob. FIR. Muelera - uwol-
niony zos,at cd poimania go i
odeslania do Rosyi "a pre-
kroczenie wiadome. ulotoii
sic cd trzech miesiecy z De-
troit. Powodow do..yS|a sic
CT z czytelr;k6w, kt6rzy go
blizej znali. Zbieg pfzez kom'
pan;a jest poszukiwany o
oszustwo $43.98. Kompania
dopytuje sic P. Teo6la Mo-
rawskiego o jego ukryciu sic
a to z tel przyczyny BIO tenze
pred kilku laty by} reczycie~
lem jego celem .przy)ecla 20
ma agenta asekuracyi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27

" stanach Zjed. Kanadzie $500
W Europe (k~oniecz. naprzod) SS'5o
w a n k i.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1AEUsA
z do}u, konlecznie musz2 p7aclc
200 pa ieden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli pfa~
cacych naprz6d, roczna opfate
sniiylismy ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no.
Rvch abonent6w i przes\e :" Cd
kazdego ca}orocznY abonament z
CORY. temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ala niego samego p~rzese}ac bedzie~
my bezp}atnh
Kto odbierze z 1czty try gazety'
awazany:a jest "a abonenta l odpo,
1%iedz1alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.ycnmiast poda6 wydawcy W1ARusA
w6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznle ME
odm6wi& gazety "a posrednlctwem
li.towego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestarle
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wplerW
xap}ati6, jezeli co "a MIA F.Alen.
Pieniqdze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
civ p~rzese}aG przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order. Mona
tel przese}at abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lec2
jezeii abonament, " TAXI sposob
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Zoe
sie W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA me
bie1 ze "a to ma sie5ie odpowiedzial
nofci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
na poczcie reglstrowa6, DO wtenczas
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
powiedzialnos6, ze wrazz zawartos'
cia doida na miejsce przeznaczenia'
Wszelkie listy oraz p~rzesefki pie
uietne do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
&. Derdowski
500 +. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
Agent z'od ztejem!

Pod powyzszym tytufem
zamieszcza wydawany przez
wiel. ks. Skulika W La Sale.
III. ...Tygodnik Katolicki'';
Zglosii sic do drukarni ma
szej niejaki A. Welllnger jak
twierdzii z Stevenspoint.
Wis. gdzie PREY "Roln,ku'
a przcdtem W Winonie PREY
"Wiarusie' jake agent pra-
.cowal. Niedobry ten cz}o
wick, tax mas podszed', tax
potrait mas sobie ujae. re u
wierzylismy mu powierzyli~
smy agencya naszego pisma.
Lecz o dziwo!
Skoro opusciI La Sale u
dial -47 do sasiednlego Spring
Valley. xaraz tam pokazal swe
rcgi. Okrad( ks. Drewnickic~
go z r6znych ~przedmiot6w,
skolektowa} "a nasze pismo
:kilkanascie dolar6w i UNI
kna.,
Ot6z ostrzegamy nln:ejszem
wszystkich rodak6w i pisma
polskie pred tym oszustem
i prosimy wszystkich o po-
wiadamienie diego pobycie,
abySmy mogli ptaszka tego
zamknat do klatki.
Czy cierp1sz ua b6l, s}abosf
lub szybkie bicie serca? Czy obieg
krwi W Toble jest nieregularny?
Jezeli tax to Severy Heart Tonic
(Wzmacnlacz serca) szybko to ma
prawi. Nastroi on i wzmocni ten
organ, ureguluje jego czynnosc
spowoduje zdrowy stan ca}ego
systemu. Cena $l.oo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
correspondence Wiarusa,
-
PUCKA.
PUCKA.
(G renville, So. Dak.).

Dnia 10 Marca, jake W
sswieto Patrona naszej parafi, sw.
J6zefa, odbyfo sig W tutejszym
polskim kosciele 40 godzinne ma
bozehstwo. a re pogoda by}a pick
ma, vice wszystkie ceremonie mo-
ely sic odbyt jaknajuroczysclej.
Doko{a koscio1a obeszla procesya
re spiewem ,,Twoja Geese chwafa,
re echo szlo pod same niebiosa, a
ceremonial zakohczon2 zosta}a Cd
spiewaniem piesni, ,,Ciebie Boze
chwalimy" PREY b}ogos}awieniu
NajSwietszych Sakramentem.
w odprawianiu 40 godzinnego
nabozenstwa pomagali naszemu
wielebnemu Proboszczowi haste
pujacy kaplani: Wiel ks. Pachol-
ski z Winony, wiel. ks. Jazdzew-
ski z Minneapolis i wiel. ks. Ia
lewski re Silver Lake. Ia ich u
ciazliwq prace ola mas zase}am i'm
W imieniu ca}ej parafi serdeczne
Bog zap}ac .-
J6zef Gruba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
Z New Brighton
W1NN)

Potrzeba nam tn kosciofa pol
skiego, iak chleba powszedniego, i
wiel. ks. Dominik Majer z St. Paul
nam dopomaga do tego, a ks.
Arcybiskup Irland chce nam ma
budowe koSciola pozwolic. Jeno z
TEN bieda, re pomiedzy Mani ME
ma jednosci, kazdy Polak zyczy}by
sobie, ably kosci6} stana|przed jego
domem. Potem stoi ma przeszko.
DE pobudowaniu polskiego koscio'
Ia u mas ia oklicznosc, re tn JUL
maja Irisze katolicki kosci6F.
CT Polacy, kt6rzyby mic ME
chcieli daG ma polski, kosci6},
trzymaja sig Iriszdw. Prawie
wszyscy m}odzi stoj2 pc
polskiej stronie, a Polak6w jest
tn oko}o 70 familii, podczas gdy
Irisz6w tylko s.
w dniu IL Marca odbyiy sic
u mas wybory gminne i z wyatt
klein town klerka, kt6rym zosta}
Irisz Patrick Farrell, wybralismy
samych Polak6w.
Superwizorami wybrani: J6zef
Langa, Antoni Skiba i Jan Cru
dzieski - asesorem Jan v. Skiba
- konstablem Ignacy Kuczynski
- sedzia pokoju Jan v. skiba -
Franciszek Januszew-
ski.
Mieszkaja tn pc wiekszej cze-
Sci Kaszubi.
J6zef S k b a..
ZAPISUJCIE R
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
NASl AGENCI'

Upowatnieni 50 do Kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
llcY nasi agenci m%ie1soowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. 49, Franciszek
Nard7n.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski Cor. II & Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowskl
7l9 8. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franciszek
Lubowlecki.
HOFA PARK, Wis.
Nj. ]. Kosmicki.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. w. K.
Szerlborsxi A William Str.
EANTlOOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab{ohsk
OAK HILL st. Pogorzelski.
POLAND, WIS. Teoil Rock.
PIPE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
sWIkN0 MINI. b. Grechowski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
SHENANDOAH, Pa.

SHENANDOAH, Pa.
Wilhelm Chmielewski, .kt6ry
tn przez kilka lat u~trzymywa1
hurtowny sk}ad w6dek mia}
w miescie jak najlepsza re-
putacye, narobiwszy dlug6w
ma sumo okolo $40. 600. W
dniu 2 Marca wyjecha} c;cha.
czem z Shenandoah i jeszcze
tylko 20 minut a by|by umk.-
nal do Europy. Nieszcze-
Seize jednak chc'alo, re W
Jersey City spotka' sic z
MIN pewien przyiaciel. kt6-
remu ten nag}y wyjazd
Chmielewskiego wyda| sic
mocno podejrzanym Depesza
wysIana do Shenandoah
przynios]a odwrotnle odpo-
wiedz z proSba . przytrzyma~
ME p. 'Chmielew sk,ego. Gdy
90 aresztowano, znaleziono
PREY MIN tylko $3.50 karte
okretowa.
CHESTER, Pa. Utwo~
rzyla sic tn nova polska
para6a> kt6rei rektorem
zosta} ks. Mieczyslaw Ko~
pytkiewicz z Philadelphia.
POLACY Philadelphia przez
swe wystapienie podczas
parady W obchodzie 600
)etniej rocznicy upadku IT.
landij, zaskarbili sobie wielka
sympatye lrlandczyk6w.
Geese wiec "a to ~nalezy sic
Tow. Rycerzy Sw. Kazimie-
RIA, Rycerzom NJ. B. Leza6~
skiej. Przemys}owcom Polskim
B. P. / Krakusom Sw. Jadwigi
z Bridesburg L Stow. kape1
Polskiej.
- J6zef Po-
gahski z pm. 8714 Houston
ave. nosit PREY sob'e 5000
dolar6w W got6wce, majac
zamiar ziozyt pieniadze W
banku. Zabrawssy sie do ro~
boty okolo domu, powiesi}
surdut, W kt6rego kieszeni
z%najdowa}a sic got6wka ma
drzwiach cd kuchnl. a kiedy
p6zniej chcia} wdziat ma sie~
bic surdut. spostrzeg} z pre-
razen,em, re kieszed byta pu-
sta. Uwiadomit o swym wy
padku policye. t}omaczac jei.
re stracil oszczednosci casego
zycia. katwo wyobrazit So
bic rozpacz tego cz}owieka.
PhACIC "a WlARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27

Cords Kapucyni w}oscy stage mi
syjna i szko}e, przeznaczona ola
dzieci Indyan. w kszta}ceulu MILO
dziezy dopomaga}y i'm zakonnice,
take W}oszki. Zrazu sz{o wszyst~
ko bardzo dobrze, dzieci barba~
rzync6w przywlqza}y sic serdecz''
ME do zakonnic. Powoli jednak
niedowierzanie i Dieufuos6 zakradly
sic do serc dzikich. Trzej niego-
dziwcy rozpuscili p~ogloske, re a
konnicy zakonnice ~zam1erzaja
wywlesc dzieci ably je sprzedaG W
k1ajach oswieconych. WiesG ia 70"
zesz}a sic b}yskawic2 ma Gala oko-
lice Cd r.
Rano dnia Is Kwietnia opasall
dzicy klasztor z nozami l hakaml
dopuszcza}y sig ohydnych czyn6w,
kt6rych navel niep>dobna opisaG.
ZniszczYwszy klasztor pomordo~
wawszy. okrutn;e zakonnice "a
konnik6w, rzuclll sic wsciek}o-
6cia ma osady rolnlcze wyrznell
nielitosciwie nieszczesllwych. O.
czom oddzia4u przyby}ego pod do
w6dztwem porucznlka Tomasza
Viera Passos z ratunkkiem ma wiesc
o zbrodni przedstawi} sig straszny
wilok. W ko$clelc, klasztorze, osa
dach rolnic7ycb, pcd}oga pokryta
by}a trupami, wsedzie zas wsrdd
ka}uzy krwi snu}y sig gromadki In
dyan, niszczacych chaty nieszecz~
snych ofar. Welding sprawozdania
porueznika Tomasza Passosa, zna-
~leziono ma miescu zbrodni przesz}o
dwlescie ,rup6w.
Zwycle1tWo BOerow.
Ma{y nar6d Poludniowo-Af~
rykanskich Rzeczy pyspolitych
znowuz okry} sic wlelkim ~zwyciez-
TWEEN. Potezna Wielka Brytania
ponios}a kleske, pomimo, re ma
takowe jakoby swa zdob5cz. Zda~
rzy}o sig to prawie " tel pore
rokuJ W kt6rej my wszyscY spot
kae sig many z wielklm nieprzy-
iacielem - s}sbosclami wiosenne.
mi. Jezell ME dacie baczenla ma Or
CANA trawlace, ME wzmocaicle
waszych nerw i ME ~oczyscicie wa
szej krwl - oslabienie, ospa}ost,
rozpaczliwos6, nerwowosc. wyrzu>
ty, nieregularnosc stolcai og6lne
wyczenczenie beda rezultatem. Tr'~
nera Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma US
pakaja zirytowane nerwy, przynosi
zdrowy apetyt, pomaga W trawie~
niu, czyscl krew jest gwarancya
zdrowia l zywotnoscl.
PAM J6z. Hrabak " Drill, o.
hio, pisze: "Cierpia}am wiclce ma
siabosci zo}adkowe, q lekarstwa
przepisywane przez naszego leka-
RIA ME ~przynosl}y zadnej ulPi.
Polecono mi uzywanie Trinera E.
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma i pc wy5yciu
szesciu butelek zosta{am zupe}nie
wyleczona. Jak najzyczliwlej pole
cam ten wielkl leczniczY srodek
wszvstkim kobietOm. kt0re DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27


W jednym dniu przywiozlo
tudotad piec parowcdw 6,es5 imi-
grant6w.
D jest ca}emu
swiatu, W jakim celu srodki zewne-
trzene SO uzywane. ,,Kotwiczny"
Pain Expeiler jest kr6lem srodk6w
zewnetrznych i jest wyrabiany tym.
celu scisle wed}ug zasad nauko-
wych. Ca}y SWAT tego srodka uzy-
wa, gdyz niemasz srodka mu row.
nego. Cena 25 i so cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27

D re1e1yeh E1V1 W6O0k9s/
pGIs s1se = nysSs ! f1 eaasEassse1 a9o
W. Qast6,o, Duchouaehawo aM
Ola
AKUSZEREK
" CHICAGO.
otworzy7a il sp6zka p~ierwszo
rzednych doktor6w W Chicago pod
tytu1em ,,Uniwerzalnc K%ollegium
ola Akuszerek."
Pc ukonczeniu tego zak}adu
kazda z ~uczennic otrzyma legalny
dyplom, pozwalajacy przystapic do
egzaminu W Stanie Illinois pred
komisya ILLINOIS State Board of
Health" Egzaminowana pc otrzy-
MANU- ,,License" ma byt z%apewnio-
ny, gdyz ma prawo praktykowa MIA
W ca{ych Stanach Zjednoczonych.
W ~po}aczeniu re Szkola ola
Akuszerek za}ozyli$my scisle pry
watny.
Dom Zdrowia ola
Kobiet i Szpital po-
}~ozniczY.
w Instytucie tym postanowi-
lismy wszystkie wypadki trudniej-
SEE i skomplikowane sumiennie
zbada6 i bez operacyi leczyc. Pa
cyentki vice nigdy ME moga sig
znaidowaG W niebezpieczehstwie,
owszem kazda procedure odbywa.
sic bez wszelkiego b6lu, z ma wick
sza starannosciai delikatnoscia PREY
pomocy u%miejetnych i znanych z 20
letniej praktyki W Europe dokto-
row i pierwszorzednych dozorczyn.
Honor Zakfadu wymaga i "a
pewnia ~pacyentkom wszelka dyskre-
eye i trzymanie tajemnicy. Ceny
So umiarkowane, zas W wypadkach
niemozliwych do w~yleczenia zwra-
camy pieniadze.
Wszelkie korespondencye "a
4atwiamy natychmiast. Pacyentki
poza Chicago zabieramy W w}asnych
powozach z dworc6w kolejowych,
pc poprzednimaporozumieniu sic.
Egzaminowanie i konsultacya
jest bezp}atna, r6wnoczesnie stara-
my sic wszystkim i we wszystkiem
jak najlepiej wygodzi6.
Jestesmy Towarzystwem in
korporowanem wed}ug praw stanu
Illinois, pracujac nietylko ola wy
nagrodzenia inansowego, ale row.
noczesnie ola ludzkosci.
Pc blizsze szczeg6fy zg}osiG
sic pod adresem:
DIR. PALMER sekretars.
3312 Sc. EIalstea Str,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27

z NOWEGO YORKU do
nosza, re niemiecki r]estaurator Ru-
pert Fritz, kt6ry urzadza1 sniada-
ME ola gosci Henryka pruskiego
podczas chrztu statku cesarskiego,
og}osil niewyplacalnosc. Powodem
bankructwa Fritza jest fakt, re
niemieccy goScie widocznie tax by
Ii w%zruszeni uroczysta chwila, re
zapomnieli zostawic ma stole srebr-
ne }yzki, widelce, noze i solniczki
lecz pozabierali sobie takowe ma
pamiqtke. Szkoda przez ten orygi-
nalny spos6b czczenia prinza :pru-
skiego wyrzqdzona idzie " tysiace
dolar6w.
Biedny Frye!
SkAWNY zeglarz napowietrz
ny Santos Dumont przyja1 wezwa-
ME zarzadu wystawy W St. Leuis l
4 Kwietnia w~yjezdza go Ameryki.
NEW YORK. - w porclc
W Holoken spali}a sic przystan
Passive p}omieni stall sic
take okret british Queen"
szkode obliczaja ma million dolarow.
Scott zgina} W ognlu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-27
AM RYkA

MA P0LN0CNYM zacho-
die Stan6w Zjednoczonych i Ka-
nady nietylko uspokoify sig burze,
ale takze i przerwane dawniej
komunikacye kolejowe przywr6co-
no i szkody ponaprawiano.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-31
v POINTS IN FARMING.


Minneapolis Journal: MN
~ want to sec our rural school az
tor the boys and girls in the country
what courses in manual training ar1
doing for them in the city said
State Superintendent Olsen yester-
day afternoon. With this statement
Tor text, he continued: :5Ea 5tsss
/. manual training courses train
boys in the cities to use tools and q
win success in the lines Of industry
in which will lie their life work, u
would give agriculture the Same
show, and teach the boys who are
to become farmers how to win in
the conquest of mother earth. sA
eve have nature study now in
our schools. I would carry the
work still further, and give the
farmer boys instruction in scientific
agriculture. =,
"To do this we must reach the
teachers first, and I want to make
beginning this year. I am ne
gotiating now with two very well
qualified gentlemen. If I secure
them they will deliver lectures to
teachers at several of the summer
school giving them Instruction along
agricultural lines. 1t may be some
time before such instruction can be
made: general, but want to make 9
beginning, and I believe it will
prove popular" Mr.. Olsen is ad-
dressing a farmers institute at
Montevideo today on 1.-The lmprov-
ed Rural School Environment. -
Superintendent o. c. Gregg is ia
hearty accord. with Mr.. Olsen's idea:
The latter would like to reach more
of the farmers institutes, but has
not the time. He is anxious to i'm.
press on the taxpayers the needs ,,of
their schools. To use his own
words:
"Great good comes rom teachers
getting together and discussing their
educational duties. can see how
great good may come from school
officers and parents getting together
and discussing their. duties toward
the schools. Teachers institutes
and farmers institutes have the
same general end in view and I
think they can pro6tably make .ex-
c,1l:Sions into each ,..other's terri.
t rN.'' ""
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-31

pensive known, and the only tuft
existing in England is val uedat $50,
Oo0 , ( = -
Debtors in Siam, when three
months in arrears, can be seized by
the creditors and compelled to work
out their, indebtedness. Should
debtor run away his father; his
wife or his children m ay be held
in slavery until the debt is Cancelled
An Alton GILL; woman has start
ed crusade against men who will
not work and support their families.
She wants an ordinance passed re-
quiring such men to be arrested and
put to work on the rock pile with
wages. The money she would turn
over to the family fol. their support.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. I. and F. L. Humiston, F. and
81. Morgan 10 ne Ia II, 1o1, 49,
$4,000.
L. Whaylen VIM. F. Martin ne IL
80 1O1 43 $72S5.
Georgia D. King, Jos. Gown west
half L 10, II, and IL B. P. and M.
ad Adrian $3.50.
Carl Lestico S, M. Stewart NIP,
102, 239 $1375.
Nahum Smith, Jno Reusch, sw
IA 81 1O4 40 1920.
j. B. Isaacson K Spiess s1-2 and ne
IA NV ia IA 1O2 43 $4040.
Lucetta P. Boynton, Elmer E.
Boynton NV IA ID 103 Al $1.00.
Mary G.. Campbell Bertha Pass
third interest L. 3 and 3 r Q Camp
bell eastside addition Adrian $780,.
Mary G. Campbell, Bertha Pass
L. 2 and 8 B. 2 Campbell eastside
ad Adrian 500.
Elmer E. Boynton, G. W. Wilhelm
NV IA 1O3 Al 1856.
H. T. Drake, I. A. Milton L. 9
and lob 9 east addition Worthington
1926.
M. L. Basemann, N. J. Enger L.
10, and II, IL, B. "a Adrian $1,000.
LIST Nat. Bank, James Montgomery
and Edward Erickson L 10 and II B
y Wilmont $1,000.
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HOW TO DISCERN THE TRUE
LOVER.

AOV Eli.
Let the young girl tack this bit OF
advice in some convenient corner
in her room and read before she de-
cides between the eloquence of
words and the more lasting elo-
quence Of deeds
The real lover is a stammerer.
If the woman whom he loves
should return his affection, she
would give him all the discreet en-
couragement she can. 49,
If ever you receive from man q
love letter worled in most exquisite
style, full of poetry and professions
Of deep prattachment take it for
granted that man has had a long
experience in y, such letter writing.
There is not a single man really
and truly in love who would not be
ashamed to read, especially to have
read aloud, a letter he had written
at the object of his affections. The
mind is very easily satisfied in con-
nection with the affairs of the heart,
and the poorest literary productions
have always been the consequences
of the most sincere feelings.
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MARRIED 10 TIMES.

$f Dublin, Ind, Jan. 23.-Philip
Veidelbm g of Madison county I'M
doubtedly holds the record in Ind
lana for marriage. He is SO years
Oh and has been married twelve
times:
1. He is the father of thirty two
children He was born in Germany
and came down from a family whose
ancestors settled in New York dur
ing the colonial period.
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OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

Paper Irvine stockings at 8 cents
g. pair are the latest thing in hosiery
A Kansas man has celebrated two
silver weddinsg, having lived twenty
five years with each of his two
wives.
A wine cask which holds $4,000
gallons, and is the largest ever built,
may b. seen at Maltermora Cal.
The steel hoops around it weigh 49,
900 pounds.
The tail feathers of the feriwah,
a rare member of the bird of
paradise family, are the most ex-
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A FLOATING VILLAGE.

Not only on the Chinese river
Yangtse' are floating villages found ;
Americans have them nearer home,
no further than within New1York
harbor. Not ten minutes walk from
the Battery, an old Coenties Slip,
hundreds of families spend the
winter, listening to the swireling
waters of tn east river around. and
under their home until the incom-
ing swell rocks them to sleep of
nights. Here it is that the canal
boats are tied up for five months
of the year, hundreds of them
moored together in rows after rows,
forming small towns. with streets
AMI Yards in which children and
dogs romp and play. A picturesque
sight it is, resembling in many re-
spects the sampan villages of China.
The little cabins protrude just far
enough above the decks of the huge,
clumsy barges as to allow them a
row of windows, screened by. bits of
lace curtains and green plants.
Along the decks are stretched lines
of washing, and tiny curls of smoke
shoot up from miniature chimneys
on the cabin roofs.
They are a people by themselves,
these boatmen and their families,
and have their own ideas of what
makes home. Through the cur
tanned windows you catch glimpses
81 cozy parlors and Kitchens: Green
plants in flower pots and birds in
cages are also visible. Here land
there a cat shows itself in the door
way, as it if it thought of coming
ont. to inquire into the state of the
weather, but never, gets beyond;
Tie flreside below lie too strong an
attraction. Most of the cabins are
divided. into rooms, the parlors with
carpeted floors and pictures decorat-
ing tho walls, and more than a few
have shelves. of books Occasion
ally a cabin presents not quite sc
cheerful an appearance as. the
others. Through the base windows
q lonely old man is seen cooking
his supper, an old bachelor. Most
Of the men are loafing about. the
decks, telling each other funny
stories or discussing the prices
which potatoes or grain in the
holds are below will bring them.
Now and then one takes pull at a
mooring rope or gives the handle
of a pump a few jerks, but on the
whole they take it easy, for their
work for the summer.is over.
Not so with the women. Here
one is hanging out clothes, another
| peeling potatoes, a third is spank
ing a:-child- that are visible are
busy. The general air of both men
and women gives an impression of
prosperity and comfort; all are plain
" but are we'll clothed. A stylish
young miss, comes down the pier
with bundles under her arms. From
the wharf she trips lightly on to the
first boat and disappears down the
companionway of the cabin. Ten
minutes later she emerges again in
= loose wooden gown, a basket OF
clothes in her arms and some clothes
pins in her mouth.-New York
Tribune.