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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-13

$3.50. The Cameron, 5r
$35.55.....1317 N NV, Or
$35. 1872 9th NV, up'r floor
$50. .....1111 II NV, fat
SGT. so. The Cumberland, 2r
$28. 40. $50. .635 A Sc, II
SIS. 50.....25OS NJ NV, Sf
$25. 50.S15 Savannah NV ,Sr
$3.50 .S04 Quincy NV, Or
SIS. so. .4OO7 9th NV, Sr
SO. 80. 1884 4th NV, 7r
$3.50. 1853 Harvard NV Or
81. so. 1928 Del av ne, 7r
........10 1905 X NV, 6r
$50. 40. .20s Arthur pl, 7r
$50. .615 + NV, office
$50. 1902 4th ne, sto&dw
$3.50. 210 H NV. sto&dw
1880. .23S5 9th Sc, 11r
SIG. $3.50. HOO v NV, 3r
SIG. 1920 9Th NV, 5r
$3.50. 1903 G ne. Or
SIS. sol D NV, Offices
..730 N j av, Ar
$12. 1880 18th NV, 4r
$11 80. 2313 G NV, ar
.$11.30. ..2536 9th NV, Or
$11 30. 632 Sumner NV, 5r
.S10.35. 1920 18th NV, Ar
$40. 80. 1922 Mess'ore az, Or
$40. 80. BAL NJ sw, or
$40. ....2426 18th NV, CT
$40. 1920 7th Sc, store
$40. .....610 f NV, office
50. 80. .316 9th Sc, Or
81 30. .1014 ! ne, 4r
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FOR RENT-ONI.Y $35 PER MO.-ELEGANT con-
DITIoN-No. 1856 9Th ST Ne: STORIES, 8
ROOMS; BATHS KEY AT CORNER DRUG
STORE. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 14o5 F ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
1853 Euclid place NV. 11r. & b..........$40.00
1O1 Sth st. ne, Or. & b.................. Is. so
500 Mass. ave. n.e., 7r. & b.............. 22.50
24O Parker St. me-, Dr., water. .......... 10. 80
242 Parker ST. me-, 5r., water. ........... 10.3O
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FOR RENT IOWA CIRCLE NV .$125. 90
1880 NV, rooms and bath. ........... $3.50
1920 18th NV, rooms and bath. ........ $3.50
S Sth Sc. rooms and bath. ............. 1850
mhll-tf RALPH W. LEE, I406 G NV.
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IOR RENT-BY Il. o. He
and Insurance Broker,
2pi Y CaDftnl SQr

40 y idpllOl, OUT,
per annum. :. SO, 10000
1920 K l av, LOT. :. .S3. 80
300 18th NV, pr. 1900
1902 X NV, 12r. :. 1900
10lI-l019 10th, l7r. &C. g.
1903 Belmont. Tor, 2b. GO. 90
1906 18th, Tor, 2b. .60.o0
505 18TH NV, l2r, b. 5000
1889 l.. apt. Or. -. 500
500 18th NV. Tor. so. 60
Farm near Laurel, Md,
1Sr, IS acres. 1000
nr,rsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-13

OR RENT-D D. THOMPSON, 1885 ST.
1924 16r, 2b $40 00 1923 Nd ne IT. b. o. so
1927 Phelps NV Or so 00 1880 Rosedaie me- a. 80
1890 Roanoke Tor. 40 65 1854 Lewis me- 6r BIZ 90
TIC ne. Or. b.. .25.00I619 Gordon ne. 4r9.3O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUY NOW FOR CHEAP HOME SITES.
HIGHEST POINT IN DISTRICT
CLOSE TO AND BET. ELECTRIC ROADS.
THICKLY SETTLED SECTION.
5000 AND UPWARD PER LOT TO $500.
SPECULATIVE.
j. 3. WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 1920 ST.
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Columbia Heights
2-story house: rooms and porcelain bath.
Lot 25x150, alley.
Price reduced to s., 500.
s st. near 14th.
Nice location for home. 2-story brick; rooms
and bath Lot 1Sx100.
Price, $4,750
We have more Of those 50 900 homes left
rooms and BATH Sold 3 in the last week. Call
for numbers.
2-story brick. rooms and bath centrally To-
Gated. Rent, 5000. Price, 81 500
E. LODGE HILL,
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FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
S.W. CORNER KENYON AND 18TH;
100 IT. $50 IT.
STORY & WESCOTT, s16 18th st.
FOR -SALE-A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT IS,
SO. 1866, between 18th and 18th w.; 24x95; right
In the fashionable section. Apply to CHARLES
G. LANCASTER, Attorney, 1419 G st. NV.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Meeting of
Fire Chiefs

Atlantic City, N. J., Sept, s.-The
thirty-hrst annual convention OF the
International Association Of Fire En-.
gineers began here today and will re-
main in session for four days. The
meeting is the largest and promises
to be the most interesting ever held
by the association. Those in attend.
anoe include the fire chiefs OF nearly
every large city OF the United States
and Canada. The program provides
Tor papers and discussions covering
many questions relating TO methods
OF fire prevention and hre fighting.
FIRST aid to the injured, duties OF fire
chiefs and kindred subjects. Edward
F. Croker, former chief OF the New
York fire department, is president Of
the association, and the secretary Is
Henry A. Hills OF Wyoming. O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Lake George
Monument

Lake George. N. y, Sept. 1.-THE
celebration Incident to the unveillna
OF the monument erected by tho So.
ciety Of Colonial Wars In the State Of
New York. TO commemorate the battle
OF Lake George. began today. with
military maneuvem. and a parade par
ucipated In by troops and detachments
OF tho New York National Guard.
The unvelling proper Ia to take place
tomorrow and elaborate preparations
have been completed for the event.
President Roosevelt will be the cen.
tral figure In tho ceremonies. which
VIII Include a reception. military pa
rade and review and speech-maklng
besides Governor odell OF New York
the governors from the states OF
Massachusetts, Vermont and connec.
ticut. which had troops engaged IN the
battle are also expected to be pres.
ent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Cotton Men
Organize

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. S-ThC
meeting called for Memphis today "a
organize national association OF
cotton buyers is regarded as the most
important o. rs kind yet held. Buy
ers' organizations have existed for
some time in various sections Of the
South and now II Is proposed to ANAL.
gamate all OF these district organlza.
tions into one association to cover
Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas. the two
territories, Missouri, Kentucky, Ten.
nessee, Mississippi, Alabama. Geor.
gia, and the Carolipas. II Is said not
to be the purpose Of the association
to control prices, but to provide for
uniform method OF handling cotton.
II is believed, however. that the asso-
citation will have a strong influence
In maintaining equitable prlcess
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
She Would not
Promise tO0bey

Rutland, Vt, Sept, S.-Mlss EtheI
Clements, daughter of p. w. Clements
the millionaire railroad man. who was
married at the home of her parents
here today, TO William II. Field of
New York, refused TO have the words
"and obey" pronounced in the mar.
riage ceremony. It was supposed that
tho Rev. Joseph Reynolds, OF Trinity
Episcopal church, would perform the
ceremony. but when the wishes OF the
brideelect became known he declined
to perform the ceremony. Miss
Clements then petltioned Bishop Hall.
but he dlsclalmed any authority to
make a change in the language Of the
service. A satisfactory arrangement
vas finally made with the Rev. DIR.
ieorge w. Phillips. pastor Of the
Congregational church, who used the
Episcopal service changed to suit the
ride
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Notable Day
AT Lake George

Lake George. N. Y. Sept. s.-witl
elaborate ceremonies and in the pres
ence OF the president OF the Unltet
statcs. the governors OF several states
and numerous other guests OF note
the l4Sth anniversary OF the battle OF
Lake George was celebrated here to-
day by the unveiling OF the Lake
George Battle Monument, erected by
the Society OF Colonial Wars OF the
State OF New York. The event was
made the occasion for a notable mill.
tary demonstration participated in by
soldiers OF the regular army. the New
York national guard and several sent
military organizations OF New York.
Massachusetts,. Vermont and Con.
neoticut, the four statcs whose troops
took part In the historic battle.
The first feature OF the days pro.
gram was reception In honor OF
President Roosevelt. Governor odell
and the other eminent guests held at
the new Fort William Henry hotel.
The remainder OF the forenoon was
occupied by the military parade and
review, which was under the command
OF Major General Charles y. Roe.
The unyeillng ceremonies were OF
simple hut impressive character. The
speakers included senator Dopew.
who a livered the grafton OF the day. !
Governor odell OF New York. Govern. |
or Mccullough OF Vermont. Governor
Bates OF Massachusetts, J. William
Beekman, governor OF the Society OF
Colonial Wars in the State OF New
York, and a number OF others.
The monument consists OF a nam.
moth granite pedestal surmounted by
heroic bronze hgures designed by
Albert weinert. The figures. which
are nine feet in height and weigh
nearly four thousand pounds, repres.
ant the Indian King Hendrick demon.
strating 20 General Johnson the un.
wisdom OF dividing his forces. The
monument occupies conspicuous To-
'ation In the State park. standing ON
ground sloping towards the lake and
diseernible for several miles.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

Small Fry

Washington. Sept. S.-The first
announcement of appointments to the
consular service since the Presidents
recent declaration to give important
posts to men already trained in the
service, instead Of outsiders, was, made
this morning. as follows: John Rid.
die, OF Minnesota, now first secretary
at ST. Petersburg. to be consul-general
at Cairo, in place Of John Long, de.
ceased. Spencer Eddy, now secretary
of the legation at Constantinople. to
be first secretary Of the embassy at
st. Petersburg. Peter Jay New. secre.
tary at Constantinople, TO be first sec.
retary, Smith to be second secretary
at Constantinople.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Pearl Shells
are Dearer

London, Sept Sat the bl.monthl,
sale OF raw pearl shell begun today
me prices showed a decided inclina
tion TO advance and IL is expected
that before the sale is concluded the
price viii go 70 81 a pound. Pearl
iewelry is more and more In demand
both In Great Britain and the United
States and as the supply Of pearl shell
Is decreasing each year Il Is predicted
In the jewelry trade that the price win
reach an unprecedented figure before
the end Of the present year.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
POINTS TO
FOLSOM
CONVICT
GOrdOn'S Father Lives
Near the Chicago
Car Barn
He was Familiar With the
Place, and how the Bus
mess was Con.
Quoted

Chicago Sept. S.-The police toda,
discovered that the father of Richard
Gordon, one Of the Folsom escapes
lives within few blocks Of the scene
OF the recent murderous car-barn rob
berry. The fathers name is Freer
and he is a reputable citizen. He says
IL Gordon is in the city. he wouldn't
put the crime past him. Gordon lived
many years in the vicinity OF the car
barn, and has n thorough knowledge
OF the place and its methods. The DO
lice now believe more firmly than ev.
er that the Folsom escapes are impll.
Gated. Freer has no knowledge wheth.
er his SON Is in the city. He says the
last he heard OF him was. when six
days before the Folsom break. he got
word intimating that the boy would
need money. AZ that time he notified
The police, who, in turn. 1t is said. no.
iihed the warden at Folsom that
break was planned.
The police deny that Freer told
hem In advance OF the Folsom break. /
md that they notified the warden at I
folsom. This afternoons search for
clew shows that Gordon was for a
lumber OF years a hanger-on around
he car barn where the crime was
ommitted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
All About
a Bicycle

The case against VIM. Brannin. the
young Indian from the Chemawa
school ON the charge Of stealing a bi,
cycle froU otto zwlcker, on June sd
last, went to trial this afternoon he.
fore a Jury composed OF j. A. Baker
= r. Albert II, w Barr, David Stein.
er aud q. S,olz. The defendant a
represented by s T. Richardson. and
the state By Deputy District Attorney
c. l. McNevy. The prosecution Is nv,
lng 70 establish the ownership 81 the
bicycle, while the defense viii seek al
prove that the young man bought he
bicycle In May. az least q week before
ne 1wlcker wheel was st0les. The
defendant asserts that he bought the
bicycle IN Oregon Clty, of dealer
with whom he had frequently traded
me case is on trial as We 50 10 press
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Return Seven
Indictments

Washington. Sept s.-Noon-The
grand jury returned seven indictments
In the postofice cases. BY request OF
Attorney Beach, the names are with.
held from the records temporarily. to
give time to make arrests. This &C.
ton was taken because the publica.
ton OF the names In the previous
cases gave Leopold Stern, OF Balti.
more. time to escape, and he is still
uncaptured.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
He SWiped
the Bullion

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. s.--A boy
named Fred Fallinger OF this city, was
arrested on the train at Milford, Utah.
having In his possession SO pounds OF
silver cyanide bullion. valued at $40.
Despite precautions he entered the
bullion room at the Ramberber Del.
mar mine, Nevada, He was making
for this city when caught.
The announcement Is made today OF
the consolidation OF the Salt Lake
street car system with the Utah Light
and Power Company The company
Is owned and operated by the Mormon
church
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Pastor Holds
Novel Reunion

Vnlonville, o., Sept IA novel re
union was held today at the home o.
Rev II. A. n. Richards. pastor OF N,
congregational church OF this place
Those In attendance Included the
men and women whom Rev Richards
has united IN marriase during the
years he has been engaged IN church
work. Out Of exactly 100 couples he
has married more than 80 attended
the gaihering. II being impossible 10
locate the misslng ones
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Rsaussd Rates to the Oregon state
Ealr.

Hsduesd Rates to the Oregon state
Pair.
the Oregon State Fair win be held
al the Fair Grounds September IA 10
10. The southern Pacific Company
win sell tickets to Playground and 70,
turn at one and one third fare from
al points on lts Oregon lines. Special
exhibits Of hne cattle and horses and
Asricultural products have been pre-
pared. aud every effort win be put
firth 10 make this the greatest fair IN
the history Of Oregon. II you are IN.
toreSted In the development Of the
state (And Of course you arel You can.
mot afiord 10 miss the fair this year.
W. u CONAN, Con, Pass Agt..
asst aw Portland, or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
orsal Espo.llIsn bod oanIvaI :. por,


land
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Exposition and Carnival viii be held
AZ Portland September n 10 ae. In.
elusive
For this occasion the southern Pa.
eide win sell tickets TO Portland and
return, lncmding coupoR Of admission.
a. rate o. ssso from salem. sale
dates September 18th. 18th. 2sd and
fSth. Tickets sold ~ stations south
of Fairgrounds win allow stop.oyes
a tina, point enabling holders to visit
the Oregon State Fair The Exposl
tion VIII be held on Multnomah Club
grounds and adjacent streets. and IN
addition 20 exhibits BY merchants and
manufacturers, Jabours Clrcua with
its many attractions, has been ~
cured. A special feature win be the
Grand Spectacular Ballet. rwhen
Koighihood Was IN Flower" BY 60
trained dancers n gorgeous costumes.
prepared Tor the occasion.
W. n CONAN, Gen. Pass Ast
asst aw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
oassed TO a Finish.

San Francisco, Sept S.-Arrayed In
her wedding gown, Mrs. Minnie Dur.
Ing. wife OF letter carrier. took the
gas route early this morning. A quar-.
rel with her recently-marrled husband
was the cause.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Estate Closed.

The final report OF o, @. Savage. ad.
ministrator OF the Loretta n savage
estate, was today heard by County
Judge Scott, and the same was an.
proved and Mr. Savage discharged
from further liability.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
CHARGED Win Murder

San Francisco. Sept S.--Martha f.
bowers and Zylpha Sutton were ar
raigned ON a charge Of murder this
morning. Their hearing Is set for
next Monday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Real sMeet strIknrs

Chicago, Sept. S.-Twelve hundred
candy makers struck this morning
They demand a nine.hour day. with
same pay.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Steamer he SAFE

sandusky' o., Sept. S.-The steamer
Louise, which II was feared was lost.
with l20 passengers aboard, arrived
safely this morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

roeno'--un south Salem road. Mans
dark blue macintosh. Al Journal
N''Ne' 9lSI9t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
Kaiser gets
Strenuous

Halle, Germany. Sept S.--The Kais.
er slept with the troops last night,
wrapped In a blanket on the ground.
Today he is testing motors for war
purposes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

Wanted.-Al the rooms IN Sala,,
listed with the salem Emplovmsn,
bureau, TO rent during fair week
Caii up Main ssll. or come 10 the
ONCE. lS0 State street ASH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

Wen'ed,--Fwenty men 20 work In
sa~mill az once Wages So 10 81 a
day Al MIN City Can On j q
0oodale e-S.ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

Send your order 70 the nearest sro.
cer, or call up phone t2l ideon stola
4 Co
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

Asents wantsd.-Slx ladies 10 sopo,,
Iood commission 70 right parties
Sall tomorrow Al from to Al I'M
Room si, The Leonard. s-S,Sts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
NEW TODAY

Or. !. y. Brewer physician and su,.
eeon' once Gray block. One.
prone No. 81 Residence phone No
1921, w.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
TIE SACRED HEART ACADEMY
Salem. OrR0on

heonens sepf. l4ih The POLISHED lnanaern
nnd comp teney oi both teachers and buslness
women 10 this vel kuowp ins lfufl0n a q IlvinS
advertisement for the Instruction river. i'm
prove menfs have been made 10 and around the
aeademy t9s the pleasu and aecommOdation
SISTER SUPERIOR.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08
WHEAT MARkEra

chicago sept s'-was.t sss@
62Mc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

Lost.-Between Mehama ana salem
bundle wrapped Ia carpet. contain.
ing saddles, nsh basket etc. Re
ward paid for return OF same 10 wm
hFown 4 Co ss.atd.wklt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
Krewni Le {, 81 XIII.

g. -
Dzicnnik ,,Corriere della serra'
doni6s} lie " Parmie lyle. wnuk
stryjeczny'' papieza, s'lvio hr: Pee
ci, " naiwiekszej nedzy i, re, po~
mimo kiIkakrotnych od~wo{ywan
sic do Leona XIII, jake dziadka
swojego stryjecznego, ME otrzyma~
pigdy cd n'ego pomocy Wiadomo
Sci tel zaprzecza " ,,Popolo roma
no. hr. Pasini F~rassoni, ma pod
stawle osobistej przyjaznl z rodzi''
na zmar}ego pap'eza oraz piracy &c
nealogicznej o rodzinie Peccich z
Carpineto, kt6ra drukiem og}osl}.
W ed}ug Frassoniego, Leon XIII
posladaf tylko trzech bracl: Karo-
la, kt6rY umarl W stauie kawaler-
skim bezdzietnie, kardynaia J6zefa
wreszcie Jana Chrzcic!ela, kt6re~
60 synowie, Ludwik, Kamil i Ry*
szard, mieszkaja W Rzym;e Jedyna
siostra papieza, Maya Joanna, wy
s.}a "a MAJ "a dalekiej krewnego
Peccich, Micha}a Anio}a fecciego
Potomkowie jej zy]a- W Rzymle
Carpine:o. lnnych kre~nych Leon
XIII ME poslada}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
rZecZy.
Matka Leona XIII

Pismo rzymskle pod tYt.: ,,Vox
urbis" opowledzia}o niedawno ma
stepujqcy ssczeg6}: ,,Matka Leona
XIII nierylko imienlem, ale ida
rem jasnowidzenia imienniczke swa
Anne bibl,jna przypom,na}a. Kle-
dy Wlpcenty Joachim, ch}opczy'
klein jeszcze bedac, dnia pewnegc'
widucznie z natchnienia wyzszego,
jakis si~lniejszy uczu} poclag 90
wvlania czci ku sw.- TomaszoW1 z
Akwinu, a potem ca}y sig zatoplf
W czytaniu p,san1u, do pokoju, W
kt6rym w}a6uie pod okiem matk
jednem i drugiem sig zajmowaf,
wszed4 ojciec jego, Ludwik hr.
Pecci. ,,Ojcze m6j!" wykrzyknaa}
m}ody ch}opczyna, uczyc SIG bede
ma wz6r sw. Tomasza czytac / P'-
sac" Ojciec, kt6ry %zupefnie lone
wzgledem syna z7wi} 2amiary,
zwr6ciwszy sic do %ma}zonki, jakby
z zalem powjada? Ammo, czyzby sic
mia1a ME z,sci6 nadzieja? Jam my
sla} ze Wicusla naszego wodzem ma
czele wojska ujrzymy. Czyz CT tax
bardzo o to chodzi, Ludwiku moi:
odrzek}a ma REPRESENTATIVES, mai
tonka, dodajsc;; Papieza zam'ast
wcdza z wiekezaa rozkossa MIN
mice bedziemy. Jak sis ia vie
szczba spelni}a, tego nailepiej jubi~
leusz Leoua XIII dowodzi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
dnoroczne Tub dwuletnie obwisns,
n.lesy sie 'pod.'evad des'o'a Tub
sniegu. v ozasie pogody pedy to
prsyb,eraja ~pososenie naturalne,
p~rostujqc sic mormalnie.
Petrolej W lampach

CUl O1Oy " AeeAAARWO
ably sic oszczednie] ija6nij pall} ma"
lezy W ten spos6b zaprawi6 ze ma
litr tego p}ynu dodsje sic 4 granny
ter, eatyny 2 granny kamfory Knot
naciera ma. zewnetrzuym g6rnym
koncu }ojem i obraca SIG ta natar~
ia strone ma wewnatrz. lynn sposo
benz pad} sic Tampa jeSniel 0
szczedniej. Prey zapalen'u lamPy
n,ekt6rzy chcac oszczeazic, p4ynu
~nieraz, gdy ME potrzeba ~jasuiejsze*'
90 swiat1a. wkrecaja knot, by sic
p{omien stawaf mn1ejszym. Obll~
czo przyk}adaml, re " ten spo~
sob p~eteoleju sig ole o%szczedzl' "
przytem ma sig te heterogeneous,
ze powstaje ogromny swad szkodll'
wy zdrowiu, gdyz materye paine
niedostateczn,e sig ~wypalaja. lego
zatem unikaG nalezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20

{Wyleczony z przykrego ka-}
{szlu i ciezaru ma piersiach.3
! Dnia Ego Lipca r. 1908. !
I Wiel. Newman,e! Ia lekar~3
{stwo kt6re juz zuzy}em skEadam3
3serdec4ne podziekowanie. Tako-{
1--WE pomogfo mi bardzo wiele boy
{obecnie jestem zdr6w. Zapyty-3
9wa}es sig mnie o postep mego2
3zdrowia, W odpowiedzi donoszex
3Cl te pare slow, ~cieszac sic zex
xmoge Ci donies6 tax dobry ra-;;
sport. Pc raz drugi sk}adam Gig
xserdeczne dzieki "a tax skuteczne3
xlekarstwa, z kt6rego, sprawde po-3
xwiedziec ME spodziewafem siey
xtyle pomocy. Adres moi jest !
: Johan Skowronski !
+ Montville, Morris Co. n. J.{
%Wyleczona z czestych wo-1
I inflow, og6lnej s}abosci :
I zatwardzenia i darcia W !
: nogach.
I Speers, dina SGD Lipca 1903}
! Jan Lisz z iona, dziekujemy1
4Wiel. ksiedzu "a lekarstwo, boz
<moja iona juz meze by}a nal
Stamtym 6wiecie, zeby ME Wiel.1
$Newmana lekarstwo. Pc uzyciu1
Il faszek i jednej paczki pigu}ek>
9zostala zdrowa i "a to pc raz1
$drugi dziekujemy i obiecujemy1
1radziG rodakom W swej okolicy,>
{aby sic do Wiel. Newmana uda-1
$wali. Niechaj Pan Bog zachowa3
tCie PREY jak najlepszem zdrowiu]
81 sile abys m6gf bye pomoca}
<cierpiacym ma dfugie lata pozo-l
&stajemy zyczliwy
! Jan Lisz z iona
{Speers, Wash. Co. Pa. Box 54.1
: Wyleczeny z %dychawicy. ,
I Interwald, Wis. 10 Lipca 1908
! Wiel. ks. Newmanie! Dono-;
: sze CT zem juz wszystko lekar'
>stwo zuzy} i "a tax cudowne LEI
fkarstwo dziekuje CT pc tysiac'
$razy i zycze CT jak najd}uzszego;
ezdrowia. Dychawica usta}a i ka-1
{szlu tez juz niemam i moge lie
{piej robiG niz pred tenn. Czuje:
Isle takze lekc,ejszy W piersiach,
ia co CT jeszcze raz z familia'
$dziekuje. Kohcze sw6j list z ra-;
{do6eia DO czujesie jak nowona-.
{rodzony bedac W dobrem zdro->
Swiu -pozostaje z uszanowaniem>
Z Frank Palczynski
: Intewald, Taylor Co, Wis.,;
tnAQMn zstee ss%:: &c; .9 a.;
Key jak ia chorych lecze. !;
= !
: Reverend Newman, !
1858 w, Lake st., Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20
Odwiedziny ~niedzWiedzia.

Z miasteczka Hruzowa W gu
bernii m,nsklej doposza o niebez"
piecznej wizycie niedzwiedzia~ zja~
viii. on SIC wt16d dn1a W miastecku
i pokasai 4,osoby, 3 chrzesclan !
jednego lydia, kowala, Wszyscy
m~ieszkahcy m. asteczka wystapili
przeciw drapteznikowi, %uzbrcjeni
= palki i topory i wypedziIi szcze~
Sliwle zwierze z miasta. Kajw'ecej
ucierpia} 6w kowal; inni pofasaui
70 take niebezpiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-20

Dziewied ma kazde dziesiec .os6b
oierpi ma b6l# g}owy, kt6ry ozyni
zyoie Wprost oiesarem. Severy O
5p}atki na Bdl Giowy j Neuralgia
iprsynosza ow4 tax wieloe pozadana
ulge iswobode. Kos1tuia 25 cen
tow, prxez pocxte q cent6w.