davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
ROSYA Me USTEPUJE.
Prasa rosyjska uspobiona Wojowniczo.
ma nowy k1opot Macedohczykam
zerwie stosunki dyplomatyczne rzadem Stan. q.
RobOtnoy goza sic praoowa6 zmnezonem wynasrodzene

Bismarck ME byi zdolny. Zresz-
ta popad} on wtedy W przesade:
walczyf socyalistaqni srodkami
wyjatkowymi, a z Polskarni to-
czyS fornlalna wojne. Sla1tkiem
tego byl nadzwyczajny wzrost
emigracyi "a ocean, jako ma
stepsowo tego - podrozenie TO-
booizny zar6wno ma fabryikach,
jak ma roll. Ma zachod Nieniec
poczeli przemyslowcy sciagad
juz nietylko Niemc6w Wielko-
polski, ale takze Polak6w pre-
konah sic po pewnym czasie, ze
ia zarniana jest ola mich korzy-
stna. Niebawem zaczeli ich ma
sladowac rolnicy w zachodnich
Niemczech, a wowczas we wscho-
dnich prowincyach pahstwa ma
stai TAXI brak rak do piracy, ze fl
nansowe SHY niemieckiego zie-
niahstwa byly podciete Jezeli
konisya holonizacyjna musiala
wykupic wiecej dobr niemiec-
kich, anizeli polskich, to jedynie
datego, ze skazano ma banicye
Polak6w z Krolestwa i Galicyi.
Bankructwo Niemcow, kt6rzy 60
spodaruja kosztowniej cd Pola-
kow' byioby zupefne, gdyby pc
nieudalej probe sprowadzania
robotnikow wiosldch wegier-
skich, ME zdecydowano sic zno-
WI przyjmowac Polakow Ga
licyi Krolestwa. Ably ori jed
max na mocy ogolnych ustaw.
patstwowych ME mogli nabyc w
Niemczech prawa obywatelstwa
zeby przez osiadanie ma stale
ME polszczyi wschodu pruskie-
go, kazano tytn robotnikom Co
roSu wraca6 "a granice x po-
czatku ma cztery miesiace, potem
ma czas eoraz krotszy, az wesz-
Gle stanefo ma TEN, ze musza wy
ieldzaG co roIcu na szese tygod-
nj. w tyrn czasie "Drang mach
Weston" szeroko sic rozwinah
Miedzy htami 1896 a 1900 co ro-
ku przenosifo sic ma zachod 7
pre-. ludnoSci Poznahskiej, 7H
pre-. z Prus wschodnich, AZ z
zaohodnich, 3l pre-. Pono-
RIA. Miejsce tel ludnosci wnet
zajnowali robotnicy Galcyi i
Krolestwa. Lecz po pewnym cza-
sic Ct 'obcy'' robotnicy zaczeli
sic zapuszczat dalej w glab Me
mice, razu do Brandenburgii,
potem mad kabe a teraz So
wszedzie az do Renu. Me ma ia
bryli, .kopa1ni, duzego folwarku,
gdzieby ich ME byao. Poszukiwa-
nj So przez w}ascicieli przesie-
biorstw i TAX bez zastrzezen
chwaleni przez Mich, re zaslysza-
no O Mich W Danii i Holandyi,
dokad rowniez poczeto ich scia-
gao. Coz jednak przemawia "a nj
mi? dlaczego niemieccy rolnicy /
fabrykanci usuwaja swoich ro-
botnikow, a biora polskich? dla-
czego to sanro robia Duhczycy i
Holendrzy?
Polscy robotnicy So mrniej in
teligentni cd niemiechch, jed
make utrzynuja pracodawcy, re
"wiasciwa tym robotnihom o.
spaaose predko przechodzi w no
wych warunkach zycia, chetnie
oni sic ucza, chca do wszystkiego
sic w1ozyt i cywilizujs sic szyb-
ko".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
Zaproslny.

PAM x: ZaprosiIam pahstwa A
dam6w panstwa Marcinow ma obiad;
wiesz zesmy i'm oddawna winni "a
proszenie.
Pan x: Ale przecie wiesz, Se
oni sic ME moga znosi6; poki6eih sic
jeszcze rok temu.
PAM X: To tez mysle, re ME
przyjda, a goscinnosci stanie sic "a!
doSe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
RUcH PARowcoW.

Przybyty:
Antmerpia: vaderland do N. =.
osnua: Romanic do Bostonu.
Plymouth; Patricia do N. z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29

= Komitet obywatelski zamierza
przedewszystkiefn energicznie starac
sic reocganizacye ssdow policSjnseh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
Rozb6jnicy pred sadern.

Pred sedzia Kersten W sadzie
kryminalnyrn naiai sic rozpoczae
wczoraj process rozb6jnik6w Mar
xa, Niedermeyera, Van Dine'a i
Roeskiego, ktorzy, jak wiadomo,
przyznali sic do popeinienia licz-
nych, zbrodni, a miedzy innemi do
zbrodni popelnionych W retnizach
tramwajowych. Sala sadowa byla
przepeiniona ciekawyni, g'gdy
wprowadzono oskarzonych: Kaz-
dy mich mial swojego adwokata.
Adwokaci kazdego oskafzo-
nych = zwyjatkienn Roeskiego-
przedtozyti dlugie zaprzysiezone
zeznania, n1ajace ma celu wyka-
zae, ze klienci ich ME So inie byli,
w czasie popeiniania zbrodni przy
zdrowych znyslach, zadali ma
podstawie tego odlozenia proce-
sow do przysziego tertninu. Roe
ski bedzie sic starai udowodnic
przy pomocy swego adwokata, re
dzialal pod hypnotycznym wpiy-
wem Nieder1neyera. Sedzia ker-
stem przyrzeM zastanowic sig mad
petycyami dzisiaj oglosie swa
decyzye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
TELEGRAMY.

SKI IllC phLCGS1SUfSENC AooAAJ SAA
srodkow, azehy pojednac waasci-
ciel1 przedzalh ze strajkujacymi
robotnikani. Gazety wskazuja ma
prezydenta Roosevelt kt6rego u
nicyatywie zawdzteczaja penn
sylwahscy gornicN Re niebe1pie-
czny zeszsoroczny strajk wegho-
wy zostal odwo1any.
saloniki, 29 grudnia. - Uwia-
domlono tutejsze w8adze tuTec-
kie, ze 1900 nscedoaskieh po-
wstahe6w, kt6ryan peaewodzi 30
bulgarskieh oficsr6W jest goto-
wych wpast ma trreokie teryto-
ryum. Oficerowfe tHrecey otrzy-
mali lnstrulocye odpowdedniego
postepowaa1ta. Postanowiono mad
to powolat pod broh caese rezer-
wy zapasowej.
Petersburg, ao grudnia. - Tut
tejsza prasa jest usposobiona wo-
jowniczo. Pojawiaja sic artykuly,
dowodzace, re intersa Rosyl ME
pozwalaja ma przejscie Korei w
posiadanie Japonii. Wypowiedze-
ME wojny Japonli jest rzecza bo~
nieczna. Pieniedzy ME potrzeba
szuka6 "a granica, gdyz banki
rosyjskie posiadaja lch dosy6. Car
Mikolaj lubi pok6j, lecz W obe-
cnym wypadku zabezpieczy sic
trwabosc miedzynarodowego poho-
ju przez wypowiedzenie wojny
Japonii.
Londyn, 2o grudaia. - Ofice-
rowie marynarki, uwolnfeni ze
sluzby "a urlopem, otrzy1nali roz-
kaz do trzymania sic W gotowosci
do sluzby ma ka7de zawolanie.
Stosunki ma dalekim Wschodzie
wymagaja powiekszenia floty an
gielskiej ma wodach chihskich. ia
ponczycy ukiadaja sic o uabycie
okretow Moreno" ''Rivadavia" +,
wykohczonych obecnie w Genui
ma rachunek rzadu argentyhskie-
60. w Minneapolis zamowiono
100000 beczek maxi dla wojslca
japonskiego.
Pekin, 2o grudria. - Lien
Feng, minister spraw zewne-
trznych, zapytai sic posla rosyj-.
skiego Lessara, jakiej racyi
wojska ME ustepuja Maaldzuryi.
Lessar przytoczys dwie racye. Pc
pierwsze, panuje obecnie W Man
dzuryi mroz i MoskaJom ME by
loby zdrowo opuszczac terazniej-
szych pozycyj; po drugie, gdyby
wojska rosyjskie opuscisy Man
dzurye, wkroczyliby do niej ma
tychmiast Japohczycy, ma co Ro-
sya W zadnym razie zgodAe sig
ME moze.
Uchodzi tutaj "a rzecz pewna,
ze W razie wybuchu wcjny Chiny
stana po stronie Japonii; a woj-
sko japohskie zajmie Pekin.
Paryz, go grudnia. = Ekskapi-
tan Dreyfus zostal skazany ma
podstawie depeszy, wyssanej
przez niemieckiego pulkownika
Panizzardi. Ia depesza n1iaaa da-
te 81 narca 1895 roku, tymcza-
sem puikowr1ik Henry odcial no
zyczkami skrawek papieru ia
data zaopatrzyl depesze w date
z kwietnia 1894 roku. Tym sposo-
bem madame depeszy calkiem fat-
szywe dla Dreyfusa fatalne zna-
czenie.
Wieden, 29 grudria. w
gwiazdkowych wydaniach tutej-
szych gazet sharza sic dziennika-
re ma coraz wiecej szerzace sic
rozprezenie austro wegierskich
stosunk6w. Pojedyicze nanodo-
wosci monarchii So wrogo prze-
civ sobie usposobione, Czesi ME
ustepuja Niemcom, Rusirli Pola-
kom, Kroaci Wegrom. Stosunek
pahstwowy miedzy Przedlltawia
a WegTarni rozluznia sic coraz
widoczniej, a prezes ministrow
Koerber ME zalatwla faktycznie
iadnei biezacei sprayvv ME zado-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
kronika MiejscoWa.
w sprawie odszkodowah
ze strony rliasta.

Rzecznik mfeJsA, pan Jan r.
Smulskl, niedawno rozeslal do
zarzadow 90 roznych miast kwe-
styonaryusze tyczace sic skarg o
odszkodowania wytoczonych mia
stu przez osoby prywatne. Kwe-
stye postawione tyczyly sic roz-
n,aitych szczegolow; mp: "Ile
slarg odszkodowanie wytoczo-
no W ostatnich S latach? Czy
pred procesami ukladano sic?
Jak wysokie odszkodowanie pla-
como przecietnie? lie wyPad&ow
zalatwia sic w przeciegu roku?
Tie wypadk6w jest w zawiesze-
niu?" tip Cd kilku zarzadow
miast nsdeszly juz odpowiedzi.
Z New Yorku doniesiono, re mia
stu wytoczono skarg o odszkodo-
wanie 861 W r, 1893, 1866 W r.
1899, I165 W r. 1900, 1901 w r.
1901 a 1895 wr. 1902. Z Buffalo
doniesiono, re wszelkie skargi o
odszkodowania do sunny $15o "a
iatwiaja sic pozasadownie. Pan
| Smulski jest zdania, ze naleza}oby
postarac sic o przeprowadzenie u
stawy ME dozwalajacej wnosic
skarg o odszbodowania "a drobne
uszkodzenia. Rowniez trzebaby
sic starac przeprowadzenie u
stawy dozwalajacej zyskac fundu-
sze do naprawy ulic odpowie-
dniego opodatkowa1ia obywateli.
Dlugi miasta pochodzace z wy
rok6w tyczecych sic odszkodo-
wan, przekraczaja juz sztery mi
1iony dol; pan Snulski stara sic
przeto znalezt srodek ma to, aze-
by dalej ME wzrastaly, i azeby
te ssargi ME mnozyfy sic W tax
aieslychany sposob.
smiere shawnee "dziennikarki'.
Wczoraj w poludnie umarla w
SVEN mieszkaniu pm. 379 Oak str.
PAM Margaret F. Sullivan, uwa-
zana powszechnie "a alajbardziej
utalentowana wspolpracowniczke
gazet amerykanskich. Pisywa}a o.
ma artykuly, jako wspolpracowni-
czka roznych gazet, redakcyjne,
polityczne, krytyezne, ze szcze-
g6l,ne zdolnoscia / wielostronno-
$cia, gdyz znala sic zarowno na
polityce, jak ma ehonomii spole-
cznej VIA. literature, sztukach pie
lonych, itp. Ola niej to niegdys
prezydent rzeczyp. francuskiej,
Carnot, zrobil wyjatek, kiedy W
czasie wystawy paryskiej W roku
1880 przedstawiia sic jake kore-
spondentka Zwiazku Prasy, i "a
dala jaloo taxa biletu ma rroczy-
stost otwarcia wystawy. Rzecz-
pospoita francuska nigdy przed-
tenn loobiet ME uznawaia jaho re-
prezentantek urzedowych jakich-
kolwiek cial zbiorowych; prezy-
dent Carnot po rozmowie MIA
postanowA wyjatek ten ErobiG dla
niej.
Byia or1a iona adwokata Sulli-
vana. Mia{a lat s.. Pochodz1ia 8
Irlandyii byla gorliwa katoliczka {;
przybywszy do Ameryki w wieku
dzieciecym, ksztalclla sic W kla-
sztorze pewnym VI Detroit; W
wieiu jej artykuiach bardzo cenio-
nych TAX ze wzgledu ma tresc jak
ze wzgledu ma styl wykwintny,
przebija sic jej patryotyzrn ir-
landzki jej religijnose. w osta-
tnich latach pisywala regularnie
artyleuly redakcyjne dla gazety
Chronicle.
Jutro odbedzie sic jej pogrzeb.
Nabozenstwo 1afobne zostanie
odprawione W katedrze Najsw. l.
mienia o godz. II rano, potem
jej zwRold zostaaa zawiezione do
Detroit, Mich.
Wojowniczy syn ambassadors.
Rutherford R. Nc Cornlick, syn
Roberta S. Nc Cormicka, amba-
sadoEa Stan6w Zjednoczonych w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29

Mccain, 18 Walton place, rownie
wysoh mezczyzna. Obaj postano-
will wstap;e do wojska amervkah.
skiego, jezeliby wybuctlla wojna
Kolumbia. Zaanierzah u:jac sic
do Panamy ma parostatku fracAto-
wynn jadacym New Orleans, ale
ME wiadomo, czyli plan wykona-
Ii. M1ody Nc Corniick w zeszlym
roku ukohczyl studya w kolegluln
Yale byl W roku biezacyn stu
dentem praw ma uniwersytecie
Northwestern.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
Strajk woznic.

otraJRuJacy Woznlce w Wypozy-
czalniach pojaadow, jeszcze i
wczoraj, kiedy przedstawiono
pracodawrom plan arbitracyi, do
puszczaA sic gdzieniegdzie gwai-
tow, ale do powa5niejszych gro
nladnych zaburzeh ME przyszlo.
Nlau re strajkujacych gostaso IT,
karanych w sadach.
Plan arbitracyi prawdopodobnie
zostanie odrzucony przez stowa-
rzyszenie "Liveryman's and Un-
dertakers" dlatego, ze wedle tego
planu stowarzyszenfu ME przy-
sFuzy prawo wyboru czesci czion-
kow sadu. Planowi samemu w "a
sadzie ME ma stowarzyszenie mic
do zarzucenia.
Strajkujacy woznice otrzymaja
dis rano W gfownej kwaterze u
nil pm. 1872 Fifth ave. 1900 do
rozdzielenia porniedzy Mich. Kaz-
dy nicF 2trzyma $40. Pieniadze
te pos La funduszu Chicago
teamsters' ,:aion', lokalnej orga-
nizacyi, podczas gdy gwaranto-
wane po SIS tygodniowo re strony
organizacyi krajowej, rozdane 20
STANG dopiero W prEyszlym tygod-
niu.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
AN Old SOLDIER
WHO FOUGHT FOR THIRTY YEARS
AFTER THE WAR WAS OVER.
A Veteran of the Forty-eighth Ohio
Volunteers, Recently Relieved, Tells
How He Won His Last Battle,

Mr.. Charles Van Horn, veteran
of Company E. Forty-eighth Ohio Vol
unteers, now living at Goshen, Ind,
tells many story of his experience in
the Civil war, but none more interest
Ing than his account of how, after 80
years, he relieved himself of the mis-
fortune which overlook him while in
camp during the early years of the
war.
When | enlisted" he says, 81 was
in perfect health but the food and
hardship while the regiment was in
camp brought on bad diarrhoea,
which troubled me for thirty years I'M
til | was finally cured by DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People | became
weak and emaciated and often was UNI
able to get around at all. Rheumatism
set in and all the doctors who treated
me failed to help me. My head ached,
had a pain across the small of the
back, and kept growing weaker con-
stantly. In the fall of 1892 read
about DR., Williams Pink Pills and de-
termined to try them ! found that
they helped me and few boxes cured
me entirely. Now l have none of the
old trouble and feel entirely well and
strong"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People cure cases like this because
they go to the root of the disease. 9th
er remedies act on the symptoms
these marvellous vegetable pills remove
the cause of the trouble. Not only
have they cured hundreds of cases
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locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, st
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pale and sallow compilations and all
forms OF weakness either in male Oh
female. DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People are sold in boxes at SO
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may be had of all druggists, or direct
by mail from Dr. Williams Medicine
company, Schenectady, N, Y.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
BAR LIQUOR DEALERS.
Catholic Order of Foresters Takes De.
cided Stand for Temperance.

Marshalltown, June 1.-THE Cath
Ole Order of Foresters at their bien-
NAL convention reelected by acclama-
ton all of the old officers excepting
two of the trustees. Below is list of
those chosen:
State chief ranger. J. OFT of Du-
buque.
State vice chief ranger-J. M. Lynch
of Sioux City.
State secretary-E. ]. Mclaughlin.
State treasurer-T. A. Gadbois of
Waterloo.
Trustees. M. Lynch of Carroll, F.
B. Shearon of Davenport, P. j. Dona-
hue of Sioux City
Des Moines won out on the location
for the next state gathering, although
both Clinton and Sioux City were in
the field. Clinton made rather stub
born fight, but the weight of sentiment
was with the capital city.
The Foresters took firm and pro-
nounced stand for temperance and
against all handlers of liquor If the
sentiment of the state gathering goes
through the national convention, to be
held in Dubuque in August, an amend
ment to the constitution will be made
which will exclude in the future from
IN membership to the fraternity all sa-
loon men, liquor dealers, bartenders
and, in fact, anyone connected either
directly or indirectly with the sale or
traffic in liquor. 1t was the sense of
the convention that such men are haz-
ardous risks and not desirable mem
bers. After considerable debate the res
olution carried, and the delegates to
the national gathering will be instruct
ed to vote accordingly. This constitu-
tional amendment, it is thought, will
be one of the important matters to
come UP before the Dubuque conven-
ton.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
Woodland Vale.

Woodland Vale, June 49, Mandy and
Francis Jennings were shopping in ottum-
wa Monday.
Reuben Herman. of I1inby, was at Mar
tinsburg Saturday
Qrla Adams, of Abingdon, formerly of
this place, is very i'll With spinal menin-
gifts.
A son of Joe Nelson, near Pekin. was
kicked by a horse last week and is in a
critical condition.
Miss Gertrude Henry is reported worse.
The telegraph gang is putting up the
wires along the cutoff through here now.
Mrs. Meta and Zephyr Alexander and
son Ralph visited here Tuesday
On account Of the dry weather this
week farmers are making quite an i'm
in the looks of their crops.
The foundation for the depot and the
stock yards at Farson are completed.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
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NEIGHBORHCCD NEwS.S
100000

-eSt SSNlSs
East Davis, June 1S.--NIr. and Mrs Clint
Parks made business trip to Milton Sat
rrday.
Quite number of Young people from
here attended the Chlldrens day exercises
Mt Mt. Gilcad Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Laplume. Mr. and Mrs.
Tempicton ana l.. +. Parks and family
were guests Mt the home of Francis krecht
Sunday.
VIII Shrevc shipped two carloads of cat
tie to Chicago Monday, Clint Parks ac-
campaigning him.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Padget were visit
ors at the parental Caruthers home sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs V. N Cassidy were called
to Milton Monday by the sudden death of
Mr.. Casndy.
Mrs. james Russell. who has been i'll
the past several weeks, is slowly improv-
ing
j. Il. Knecht and c. E. Brodeen were
callers near Leando Sunday evening.
Quite number from here attended the
street fair at Bloomfield last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Riggs are the proud pa
rents of Il son.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
THE couRIER's NEWS FORCE.
Nearly 200 people Engaged in Gather
ina Local News For the Courier.

ing Local News For the Courier.
The Courier has recently made some
changes in it's editorial and news force,
which is made up as follows, in addi-
tion to the editor-in-chief:
Associate Editor-C. O. Hoober.
Managing Editor-W. H. Powell.
City Editor-J. X. Dougherty.
Assistant City Editor. w. Eichin-
ger.
Reporter-E. G.. Dougherty.
South Side Reporter-Miss Lulu
Pangborn.
Proof Reader-Miss Maude Holman.
In addition to the above regular
force, the Courier has an organized
corps of one hundred and seventy-five
special correspondents, in surrounding
towns and throughout southeastern
| Iowa, whose work is watched and
checked up as carefully and regularly
| as the advertisements appearing in the
paper. The most important commod
| ity that newspaper has to sell is
news. Without the news, which the
people are willing to pay for, news
paper is nothing more or less than a
mere hand-bill, devoid of interest OF
value.
Many people have but a slight appre
citation of the number of people neces
sary to obtain and prepare the news
for newspaper, like the Courier, OF
of the great expense required to main
tain first class news service.
The Courier, in addition to the worl,
of its own force, has the service of the
Associated Press and the Iowa Evening
Press association, and rays out large
sums annually, for it's regular and spe
cial news received by telegraph and
| telephone.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
Buzzard Glory.

Buzzard Glory, June ,1s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Buchanan were visiting at
the formers parents near Competine
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr attended the
funeral of Mr.. Hollingsworth at Pack
wood Monday.
George Eleanor and wife of Hedrick
are visiting with Mrs. S. d. Cline.
Miss Mary Buchanan is spending
this week with her brother, Charles
Buchanan.
Ora, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Adj
ans of Abingdon, died Wednesday,
Willard Downey was caller at Buz-
zard Glory Monday.
The farmers of this vicinity have
their corn all planted
Eb Romack and wife visited at Omer
Ruggles Sunday.
Mrs. Buchanan and baby are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4.
Downey today.
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North EnuIisI,.

North English, juno 49, Those from,
here who are attending summer school at
Cedar Falls are Edna Arthur, Grace Had
ly, Alma McCalla, Fife Roller and Blanche
Sears.
A. Jones. who has been visiting rela-
tives here. returned last week to Perrys-
vile, Ohio
Mrs. Droney and two little sons, of Des
Moines, are visiting here with Mrs. Dro-
neys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ro-
nan. III
r. NJ. Thompson and sister. Mrs. Mary
Graham went to Chicago Monday for a
short stay.
Mrs. Glen Stanard. of North Dakota, is
visiting at the parental Stanard home
north of town.
The North English ball team will play
at What Cheer tomorrow.
North English has decided to celebrate
July 4 and great preparations are beins
made to insure good time.
Miss Winnie Campbell spent last weel
in South English visiting her sister, Mrs
o. X. Morrison
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keota.

Keota, June 1S.-Earl Kuhn, of Minneso-
TIA, is visiting his parents.
Mrs. Ashby and son Gerald came up
from Washington Saturday for visit with
parents and brothers.
Children's day was observed by the Bap-
fists and Methodsts last Sunday. The
churches We're beautifully decorated and
the exercises were very pleasing.
Mrs. George McCarty, of Delta, visited
over Sunday at the parental Stewart
home.
Miss Nell Dayton started for Chicago
Monday evening. She expects to spend
the summer there.
Homer Stephens was up from Washing
ton for Sunday visit.
Mrs. S. ]. Wilkin returned Saturday
from Portsmouth, Nebraska, where she
was called by the death of a brother
j. e. Glover was quite sick the first OF
the week but is improving
Miss Matte Smock and Mrs. John Ran.
dolph were called to O'Brien county by
the Illness of Mrs. Clevc Smock. Miss
Matte will spend the summer there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hartman, of Wellman
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LEGAL.
Notice Of Expiration.

To o. NJ and G. T. slayens:
You are hereby notified that the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Wa
pello county, Iowa, towit:
Lots ITO and Ill in Williams Park addi-
tion to Ottumwa, Wapello count, Iowa,
was sold for the taxes of 1897 on the
9th day of December, 1898, to ]. II. Mer-
rill & Co., and that the right of redemp-
tion will expire and Treasurer's Deed
for said land will be made unless redemp-
ton from such sale be made within nine
ty days from the date of completed SER
vice Of this notice. You will govern your
self accordingly.
Dated Sd day of June, 1908.
]. FL. Merrill & Co.,
By II. W. Merrill.
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Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago, June 1s.-Wheat, No. 2 red. rs;
No. 3 red. 74d77; No. hard. II; No. 8
hard, 73@76; July opened, 761sd76ss high
est, 77:s; lowest, T6A; closing, 1858
Corn, No ?, 51M51K: No. 3, 81; July op
ened, 50hM507s; highest, 511a; lowest, 50A
closing, 50B.
Oats, 3s: No. 3, 37@37ls; July opened
S'977ss a397s; highest, 4oh; lowest, s0ss; clos
ing Boy
Pork, July. 100: September. 1896.
& Lard, July, S.s5@s.S7; September S97
Ribs, July, o.32; September, $50.
Rye, July, 5211a.
Barley, cash, 45@55.
Flax, 1.O4@1 OF.
Timothy, 3S5.
Glover, 11.50.
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Strinutown.

Strngtown, June 1S.-Mrs. L. T. Gobble,
of Fairfield, was Stringtown visitor Sat
urday and Sunday.
Ii. l.. Scott was in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. G.. c. Sylvester and daughter Ko-
noIna visited at DIR. C. A. Henry's, of
Farson, one Gay last week
Several from this place attended child
ren's exercises at COMPETING Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Clark and Mrs. Mary Smith
were in Farsor Monday.
Miss Iva Davis and Miss Nancy Davis
were in Competine Saturday.
Miss Mary Buchanan is spending the
week with her brother. Chas. Buchanan,
near Abingdon.
Mrs D. r. Jones continues to be very ILL.,
Dr. G. A. Henry and wife, of Farson,
visited at G. c. Sylvester's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buchanan, of Abing-
don. Waited at W. H. Buchanan's Sunday.
Mrs W. b. Gobble, of Abingdon, was a
caller at the Davis sisters Saturday
Miss Blanche Mowery visited at ]. c.
Hawthorne's Sunday.