davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1903-10-28
Blankets and Comforts.

New lots arriving daily to add to our stock
of these goods, making it one of the best
selections you will find Prices are excep-
tiOnally low, We have the best So. 90 Com
fort in the city. Others $1.25, 81 so, So. 90
$50 $2.75. Blankets, 75c, $3.50, 5000,
Smyrna times., 1903-10-28

Ex-President Cleveland has no hor-
or Of the Princeton or Tammany tiger.
Smyrna times., 1903-10-28

The letters in the catalogue of Col
dey College are very interesting.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14
z BAY CITY, Mich.
s Maja, 1903.

Obch6d Konstytucyi3 Ma
ia urzadzony W dniu 2 Maja
" hall OBJ. j. kopka przez
towarzystwa ,Adama MCKEE
wicza" i ,,Bia1ego Orla" wy
pad1 wspaniale.
Sala by1a zapelniona pc
same brzegi. Gl6wnymi NOW
cami obchodu byli, Fl. Gwiz-
dala i J6zef Morek.
Mowy byly przeplatane de-
klamacyami j pieknym spie-
VEN. Uznanie sic nalezy.
Podczmecianom, "a urzadza-
ME obchod6w, podczas gdy
poludniowy koniec drzemie
snem Wiecznym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 8
maja DR.. Albert A. Ames,
kt6ry by} 4 razy majerem
miasta zostal wczoraj przez
przysieglych uznany winnym
przyjecia fapowego W sumie
$500. Sedzia wydanie wyro-
ku odlozy1 do ULTRA. Najwyz-
sza kara "a to przestepstwo
wynosi do 10 lat wiezienia
|lub $4,000 kary.
Procesem Amesa intereso-
wano sic nietylko W tutejszem
miescie, ale pc ca1ym kraju.
Wszedzie oczekiwano rezul-
|tatu z niepokojem. Miasto
BOWEN i jego g}6wny zarzad,
s1ynely z przekupstwa. Op}a-
cali sic i'm nietylko kompa-
ME i korporacye, ale takze
z1odzieje, rabusie, szulerzy i
nierzadnice. w procesie do
wiedziono majorowi, re przy-
|jal $500 cd w1asciciela domu
rozpusty. Nadto jest mu jesz-
cze wytoczonych osm oskar-
zen - brudnych i nieczys-
tych.
Jego pomocnicy So takze W
kajdanach. Jest ich czterech:
dwaj detektywi N. King i
C. Norbeck, znajduja sic W
wiezieniu stanowem. Fred w.
Ames, brat mayora, a byly
szef policyi, skazany ma 81
lat wiezienia, apelowa1 i la.
Gardner, specyalny policyant,
skazany take ma 81 lat wiezie-
MIA, a niedawno otrzymal po-
zwolenie ma wznowienie pro-
cesu. Inni przeczuwszy ME-
:bezpiecze6stwo, wyniesi sic
z kraju lub sic pochowali pc
~kryj6wkach. [. A. Ames sic
skry} ale go znalezli detekty-
wi i s%prowadzili do miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

|kiego6 pana Wachtel. Pan
Wachtel uwazal "a sw6j obo-
Iwiazek ~odpowiedziec ma uwa-
lge ,Wiarusa', re dis ME
przystoi ksiezom wydawac
|gazet lub ksiazek bez odpo-
wiedniego wyksztalcenia. Sam
ten pan przyznaje, re spro-
wadzono go az ze starego
kraju ~ myslnie Villas
IN i e W celu udoskonalenia
Tygodnika Katolickiego W
kierunku literackim", a vice
by}a tego rzeczywista potrze-
ba, O czem ,,Wiarus" pisa1.
Przeciez niepodobna by1o
panu Wachtel PREY tel spo-
sobnosci rzuci6 sic ma nasza
gazette z zajad1oscia ME lieu
jaca %bynajmniej z nazwa Ty-
godnika. - z kadze to pan
znasz tax doskonale nasze
pismo, kiedys dopiero cd
kilku miesiecy~ W kraju? Kie-
dy to we ,Wiarusie" nova
polska by}a tax kaleczona i
koszlawio ma, zes zdania ME
znalaz1 porzadnie napisanego?
- Pana smiech zbiera ale
chyba mad w}asnem niedo-
swiadczeniem, DO. jezeli pan
tax rych}o zaczynasz sad ME-
omylny, bez dowod6w W,
wydawac, tos chyba ma1o
skorzysta1 z kiikoletniej pra-
I cy, w redakcyach p1sm CO.
dziennych i t~ygodniowych W
Polsce. - Cieszy mas, IL u
stern ,Tygodnika" stana1
cz1owiek, kt6ry przynajmniej
poprawnie napisac cos potrafj
pc polsku, zyczymy panu
tylko, bys W przysz}osci To-
giczniej pisa}, DO przeciez ME
przypuszczamy, les pan chcia]
zadrwic sobie z swego chile.
bodawcy, broniac wartost je'
go literacka, a zaraz W ma
stephen zdaniu oswiadczajac:
les pan podja} sic redakcyi "
celu ( i q
IT.. K" w ki Ii
terackim. vWiarus" ME
od dis ami cd roku dopierc
istnieje, i ME tacy jak P
Wachtel sad o redakcyi jegc
wvdawali. Ze w kazdem czaso'
pismie zdarzaja sic b}edy re-
cerskie a zatem i we vWiaru'
sic" tego jeszcze. ME nazwie
Mkt rozsadny kaleczeniem
~koszlawieniem jezyka pol
skiego przez redakcye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14
WydZia1 WykOnaWcZy
u-g0 Polsk1eg0 RzymskO-
KatOlickieg0 KOngresu
W Ameryce.

KS. Fir. Wojtalewicz, PREF.
Exchange ave. 88 str.
So. Chicago, III.
Stefan Czaplewski vice PREF.
747 First av. Milwaukee Wis.
rs. x. Sztuczko csc. Sex. I.
$50 Noble str. Chicago, III,
Leon Szopi6ski, Sekr. u.
565 Noble str. Chicago, III.
Stanis1aw Lipowicz, kasyer.
$50 352 Peckham str.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Wszelkie pisma, Gsty ect.
do Wydzia4u Wykonawczego,
lub Federacyi nalezy wyse-
lac pod adresem: KS. e.
Sztuczko, c.. S. c..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

'dziewczyna, kt6ra sluzyla Y
sasiednim domu. Pc slubie
Iwyjechali sobie " podr6z po-
j " tym tygodniu po-
.Wr6cili do domu rodzic6W.
.Stathardowie pred drzwiami
rodzicielskiego domu oboje
.pope1nili samob6jstwo a to
ola tego, re rodzice Statharda
zabronili Thomasowi zenic
sic re s}uzaca.
Mlody czlowiek apelowal
przedtem jak m6gl do SUI
mienia swoich radzic6w, ably
mu pozwolili ozenic sic z
piekna Eliza, lecz wszystkie
prosby j zaklecia okazaly sic
daremne. Thomas wbreW
wolf rodzic6w wyjecha} z
ukochana i z MIA wzia1 Stub,
a kiedy pc podr6zy poslubnej
~powr6cili do domu, drzwi ro-
dzicielskiego domu zosta1y
pred mimi zamkniete. Me
wiele observation-disclosures posta-
nowi}a sko6czyc zycie ma
progu nieprzejednanych ro-
dzic6w... Pc wzajemnem po-
zegnaniu sic, Thomas wychy-
liz spora doze kwasu karbo-
lowego a reszte da} swej uko-
chanel. Pc chwili rodzice
spostrzegli ma pro-
gu swego domu diva trupy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14
CLEVELAND, Ohio, =

CLEVELAND, Ohio, -
Straszna eksplozya jaka cd
lat ME zdarzy}a sic W ma
seem miescie, wybuch}a W
sobote pc poludniu W fabry-
ce torped6w PREY Orange i
Cose ul. z pod gruz6w wy
dobyto 20 os6b, n%iezywych.
Katastrofa byla jedna z mai
wiekszych W history miasta.
Brak dozoru mia1 ~spowodo-
wac wybuch, Hulk by} tax
straszny, re kilka mil W oko-
10 da1 sic s}yszec. Niekt6rzy
z robotnik6w, obecnych W
fabryce podczas eksplozyi, W
kawa}ki zosta}o poszorpanych.
Ma mile W oko1o wszystkle
okna powypada}y a kilkana-
scie dom6w W pob]izu miej-
sea eksplozyi zosta}o poru-
szonych W fundamantach, a
niekt6re z Mich zupe1nie Uni
szczone. Policya, straz pozar-
ma i wozy ratunkowe " jed
nej chwili przyby}y ma miej-
see katastrofy. Rannych ca
lymi masami odWozono do
szpitali. Obliczono, ze co mai
mniej 5 dom6w sqsiednich
zostalo doszczetnie zniszczo-
nych.
WILKEsBARRE, PA. Jan
Mazulis, podobno litwin Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14
ROME R0ZNOSCI.

Gazety liberalne "a pewnym
p. Barskim cd ,,Dziennika
N~arodowego" ma gwa1t chca
%reformowa6 szk6lnictwo pol
skie. lynn panom zdaje sic,
ze ma Gale Zjednoczone Stany
wystarczy kilka szk6} pol
skich ludowych. Rezonuja
zatem, re W szko}ach para
fialnych W nauczaniu zasta-
pic maja zdolni nauczyciele
obecne nauczycielki, Wiel.
siostry zakonne, re potrzeba
wyzszego wykszta1cenia u
nauczycieli czy nauczycielek
ftp. Panowie tacy radza o
rzeczy, O. kt6rej najmniej-
szego ME maja pojecia. So to
ludzie pc najwiekszej czeSci,
kt6rzy nigdy centa ME dali
ma szko}e parafialna, a tenn
mniej ma szko}y publiczne, DO
moze nigdy W zyciu podatku
ME p}acili zadnego, vice ME
wiedza gdzie tkwi najtezszy
SEX przeszkadzajacy szybkie-
mu %rozwojowi szk6lnictwa.
P~owolywanie sic ma kraje z
w1asnym rzadem czy to re-
publika6skim czy tez z kon-
stytucyjno : monarchicznym
ME jest bynajmniej ma miej-
Sou, twierdzenie zas, re od}a-
genie szko}y cd koscio}a
~najwiecej sic przyczynia do
szerzenia poczatk6w oswiaty
zakrawa poprostu ma g1up-
stwo zw}aszcza u ludzi, kt6-
rzy st6sunki nasze W Anne
ryce znac powinni, DO pre-
ciez chca bye przewodnikami
W opinii publicznej. VAN
panowie talk bardzo smakuja
szkoiy publiczne, to sic sta
rajcie 0 ich ulepszenie, a dali
Gle spok6j szko}om katolic-
kim, parafialnym, DO one
znajduja sic W reku ludzi
rozsadnych, kt6rym wyscie
niegodni rzemyka u obuwia
rozwiazywac.
o o o o
,,Tygodnik Katolicki" 2 La
Sale, I'll. dosta} sic tymcza-
sowo Cd wyjazdu ks. skulika
do starego kraju " rece ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14
Schwab zrujnoWany.

Jestto ME tax dawno tenn, gdy
gazetY oznajmify 6wiatu, re Karol
Schwab, s}ynny z trustu stalowego;
zosta} zrujuowany fizycznie umy-
s4owo 1ako rezultat zanadto uclazlis
wei piracy. Me jest on sam = O.
gromna liczba mezczyzn i kooiet,
ch}opc6w i dzlewczat, uwidoczniaja
sic prawie wszedzie = zyjace miny
poprzedniej dzielnosci krzepko6ci.
Oni wszyscy zapomnieli,z re si}a ME-
tylko re ma bye ~wyk}adana, ale row
niez zachowana l powlekszana. Tr;.
nera AmerYkanski Elikslr Gorzkie-
90 Wlna zlobi to ola vas Vino TO
odnawia krew, p1zez co nat7ralnie
odnawia ,sile m uszkul6w, nerw6w
m6zgu, wog6le oduawia ca}y sys-
tenn 1.epszego wzmacniajacego
%czysci:iela krwi ME MONA przyrza-
dzit. Dodaie energn um~ysfowi, e.
lastycznokci muszku}cm, tworzy
stale nerwy; przynosi zdrowa, r6-
iowa kompleksye i dale nova -si}e
ca1emu korpusewi. Ola ludzl bla-
dych, s:abowitych lub starYch, ME
ma mic lepszego. Do nabycia " ap-
teksch Tub " laboratoryum fabry-
k@nta, 16sefa Timer, 1925: Ash
land ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

MADISON, Wis, Odwa-
mi z1odzieje dostali sic 5,t.m.
do ofisu agenta stanowego
kasyera ma drugie pietro ka-
pitolu i zabrali $40. Pienia-
DE te naleza1y do Stanu. Zlo-
dzieje weszli do ofisu pod
czas godziny obiadowej, kiedy
klerk6w ME by1o W ofisie.
Urzednicy i policya twierdzi,
re zlodzieje dobrze znali ka-
pitol: Zdaje sic re moze ma
wet tam pracuja.
Niedawno temu skradzie-
no nova maszyne do pisania
2 sail komitetu senatu a pod
czas SWAT wielkanocnych
zabrano 2 pokoju komitetu
kopie statut6w j ksiazki praw-
ne, nalezace do stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

Wis, = Trzej
tutejsi policyanci zarzucili
wczoraj prace i zachodzi oba-
wa, re reszta W liczbie CITE
rech os6b p6jdzie dzisiaj "a
ich przyk1adem. Umunduro-
wani strawberry zadaja wyz-
szej p}acy. tymczasem ma
gistrat okroil i'm takowa.
Strawberry staraja sic pre-
szkodzic p%owo}aniu do s}uz-
by innych policyant6w. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14
MATEUSZ LORBIECKI


MATEUSZ LORBIECKI
poszukuje swego brata Fran
ciszka, rodem 2 Koscierzy-
ny; ozenl sic " Pog6dkach
pod Gda6skiem, przybyl do
Ameryh j mieszkal pred
18stu laty " Buffalo. Kto BY
o MIN wiedzial, lub on sam
MECH sic zglosiw bardzo waz-.
nej sprawie, pod adresem:
Math. LOrbieci
1O11-E. Sanborn Str.
Winona MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

E YORK. 1000 Straj-
kier6w staczaja walki z poll
eva. Zacieci w}osi wczoraj "a
atakowali murzyn6w, kt6rzy
zajeli ich miejsca PREY pra-
cy. Ma miejsce zaburzeh
p%rzywolano policye, Bardzo
wielu policyant6w zosta1o
rannych, a kilku w}och6w
a~resZtOWanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

T WASH, James J.
Hill prezydent kompanii
tramwaj6w Great Northern
nosi sic zprojektem ably za1o-
zono telegraf p~adwodny z
Seattle do W1adywostoku,
W Syberyi, Plan ten pochwy-
ella kompania North Ameri-
can Telegraph &ICab1ei praw-
dopodobnie kabel zostanie
po1ozony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

LORAIN, O., Mordercy pan
ny Agaty Reichlen dotad ME
odkryto. Posadzenie rzucone
ma ksiedza Ferdynanda Wal
ser, roztrabione przez praise
okazalo sic najpospolitszem
oszczerstwem rzuconem roz-
myslnie ma kap}ana nader
cnotliwego i bogobojnego.
Oszczercy zostana pociagnie-
CT do Observation-Disclosures sa-
dowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

A TOGO, czytutejsza nPraw-
da" juz przestala wychodzic,
Tub czy jej zabraklo papieru.
Badz co badz cos zaszlo v,
zarzadzie, ale zdaje sic, re to
ma korzysc Zjednoczenia.
Panowie Stanis1aw KraW-
czak j Flip Kotwiecki od-
wiedzili nasze miasto W u
bieglym tygodniu W celu po-
rozumienia sic tutejszemi
towarzystwami wzgledem u
rzadzenia wycieczki z Alpena
do Bay City, ma dzieh Z
Czerwca r. b..
Szanowni goscie doznali
milego przyjecia i poparcia "
tym celu. Goscmi najwiecej
sic zajmowali oh. M. Machel-
ski i Jan Slazinski ME szcze-
dzac czasu nj trudu.
CT, kt6rzy W pewnej knaj-
pie ma II ulicy szydzili i
bluznili z smierci S. p. L.
D~anielewskiego, MECH pa
mietaja re ME godni imienia
polskiego.
z dniem 1-go Czerwca r. b.
obejmuje posade nauczyciela
i organisry PREY kosciele
polskiem sw. St. Kostki Leon
Olszewski dyrygent Spiewa-
k6w polskich W Ameryce, z
Buffalo, N. Y. przeprowadzi
sic do Bay City z calym swym
nakladem wydawnictwa ,Har-
monii" i umiesci takowe
pod numer 807 S. Farragut
str. Zyczymy.
Obecny organista I. DIE
niszewski szwagier wydawcy
,,Swistka" zmuszony posade
opuscic, lecz wtem Jest 'jego
w1asna wilma.
correspondent ,,Kuryera
Polskiego" podajac sprawl
zdanie z ostatniego posiedze-
MIA Zarzadu Centralnego Z.
N. P. pisze pomiedzy innemi,
re uchwalono wyp1acic po-
smiertne pc S. p. FIR. Glazie,
a W obronie doktora Swiatka
stanal doktor Kuflewski. Ida
lie sic re to bronienie doktora
Swiatka bylo zbyteczne. Po-
niewaz S. p. Fr. Glaza wste-
pujac do Zwiazku do grupy
II by} zdr6w, a re cd smierci
niema doktora to chyba Rad
Centralny powinien wiedziec.
Gem predict DR.. Fir. Kor-
niejewski opusci owego do
radce, Q lyle operacya jaka
go czeka bedzie kejsza
MECH o tenn pamieta Kor-
niejewski.
Powell dzie6 sic zbliza W
kt6rym og6l sic pozna ma
1ajdaku cd ,,Swistka", i po-
vie, dosyc podlosci. I zapraw-
de, dop6ki czlowiek ograni-
czony ola swej nikczemnosci
bedzie jednych przeciw dru-
GIN podze ga1, tax d1ugo tu-
tejsza polonia ME przyjdzie
do r~6wnowagi. | "a to Bogu
dick re i Zarzad Zjedno-
czenia sic dis pozna1 kto jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-14

'mieszkaly " Plymouth
zmarl v tutejszym szpitalu
" sobote 2 ran jake mu "a
.dala pewna banda zabijak6w
pare dni .przedtem.. w
-przedsmiertnem zeznaniu
oskarzyl 0 to mordercze po-
bicie notorycznych czterech
fotr6w: I. Thomasa, John'a
Mel ermott, Dawida Thomas
i Charlesa Edwardsa, Are
sztowano ich n~atychmiast !
osadzono w wiezienlu.
NEW YORK., - Re zesta-
vienna sum wyplacanych "
roku zeszlym przez rome
towarzystwa ubezpieczenia
zycia wynika, re OGDEN wy
p1acono przeszlo 800 Mile
now. Ma New York przypada
blisko % miliony, ma Fila
delfie 9, ma Chicago Il pa
Brooklyn take Z milion6w.
w Bostonie wyp1acono
Sc, 024,000, W St. Louis
$3,737,000, W Baltimore
So, 100000, W Pittsburgh
$2,69O,000, W Minneapolis
2,151,000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-09-24
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-09-24

So diverse haye been the reports OF
the fortunes of the Panama canal treaty
that now no conservative correspondent
dares make prediction as to its future,
but it is interesting to note that there
are some indications that it has taken a
new lease of life Several reports have
been received recently at the State De-
partment regarding the status of the
treaty and these have not been made
public, but it has leaked out that Off
cials of the department have some rea-
son for believing that the extravagant
demands which have been made by the
Colombian statesmen were not put
forth in earnest, but with view to fl
nally receding from their position and
securing minor concessions, which they
appear to really regard as imperative
Washington Correspondence
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-09-24

Dear Sir: We suspect you'd like the tale
how woman beat two hardware dealers in
Girard, Pa.
We tried our best to get those men to sell
Devoe lead and zinc in that bright town; and
failed. Reluctantly took Mrs. E. r. Bow
man, druggist.
They said they couldn't sell paint fol
more than $1.25 a gallon. Mrs. Bowman
can. She has sold about all the paint, thai
has been sold there since.
She knew Devoe; had sold our artists ma
terial. Had some sense and force, besides
she easily learned that cheap is dear in paint
and told the people.
Mr.. Burt Young bought gallon Devot
for rooms that had always taken gallon o
other paint; had half left.
Mr.. E. II. Hller, ieweler, painted Deyoe
and says it goes farther-no particulars.
Mr.. John Hanna, grocer, thought 1t eXpen
sive before he bought it; brought back nearly
half of his paint, and said it was tie cheap
est job he eyer had
Mrs. Bowman reports universal salts fac
ton. So much for cheap paint town will
bright woman in IL.
Yours truly
FW DEvoE & Co
"a New Yorl
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General Fred. Grant has made re-
port to the War department in which
he, after affirming that he himself is a
total abstainer from all kinds of liquor,
makes an earnest plea for the reestab-
lishment of the army canteen. THE
abolition of the canteen feature Of the
post exchange" he says, "however radi-
cal and positive be the objections to the
light beverages formerly served therein
I may say, although total abstainer
myself, is regarded by me as vital
misfortune to the military service"
General Grant ascribes many of the
assertions and the lack Of discipline in
bis department to the anticanteen leg
islation which forces the men into dis.
reputable places in order to find even
the milder liquors. General Frank D.
Baldwin, only few days ago, filed his
report On the Department of the Colo
RADIO in which his conclusions in this re-
gard agreed in every particular with
those Of General Grant. q, ed. .n.. .....
Washington Correspondence.
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Washington Letter.
(FROM OUR REGULAR CORREsPoNDENT.)
Monday, September q, 1908.

Ut NOM oOn AbhVObAN SoANAsANeA o~'
Monday, September q, 1908.
The latest developments in the case
of Miss Todd, who was removed from
Office to oblige Senator Alice, have made
the affair more chan ever one of nation
al interest. AS result of her dismiss.
al it has been discovered that fourth
class postmasters haYe been included
within the protection Of the civil serv-
ice laws. This Was effected, unknown
to the public and to the press, by rule
signed by the President on March 10th
and which went into effect April 18th.
Under these laws postmasters may be
removed for any reason save two-po-
lit,cal or religious afiliations-and thus
it will be impossible to justify Miss
Todd's removal under the law unless
the President sees fit to repeal his last
civil service regulation.
Washington Correspondence.
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A BOYS Wild Ride for. Life.

With family around expecting him to
die, and son riding for life, 10 miles,
to get DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, W. H.
Brown, of Leesville, Ind, endured
deaths agonies from asthma; but this
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and soon cured him. He writes: 81 now
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A Purgative Pleasure.

If you ever took DeWitt's Little Ear.
ly Risers for blliousness or constipation
You know what purgative pleasure is.
These famous little pills cleanse the llv.
er and rid the system of all bile with
out producing unpleasant effects. They
do not grippe, sicken or weaken, but give
tone and strength to the tissues and or.
gans involved. w. H. Howell of Hous-
ton, Tex, says "No better pill can be
used than Little Early Risers for con-
stipation. sick headache, etc. Sud
by all druggists.
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Nine. Lucy Baker, president of the
National Dressmakers' Association, at
its third annual convention at Chicago,
on Monday. declared that high heels,
peek .a-boo waists and peroxide hair go
together. She said further; ''high heels
were not made to walk on. They ruin
the feet and the figure, and the persons
who wear them are disgusting. A mod
erately high heel is pretty, but some OF
the atrocities now seen are anything but
that. Very high heels should only be
seen in the house; On uneven pavements
they are entirely out Of place"
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FOrd's Grand Opera House.


DOCKSTADER'S MINSTRELS.
Better Than Ever-A Brilliant Programme.
New Songs-Celebratcd Singers.
Lew Dockstader and his great minstrel
company, which is the attraction at Fords
week September 29th, will emphasize the
fact that negro minstrelsy is not dead, as
this form of entertainment is entirely an
American feature which has gradually DRIFT
ed away from the ideas Of it's origlnators.
One of the sure signs of lis popularity is
that every writer OF comic opera and musical
comedy depends solely upon it for hits, not
alone the writer OF the book but the compOs-
er of the music introduces negro songs, mel
odies and dances in all their works, and in
variably their biggest hits have been made
with these numbers.
There was time when the public would
stand for socalled minstrel show to appear
in Louis XIV costumes, powdered wigs and
painted faces; which was rather charming to
look upon because it was new and in some
degree true to the troubadour style Of the
Orient, but this style haYing lost its novelty
ia no longer charming and furthermore,
theatIegoers now want American minstrelsy
that is true to negro life Of plantation days
and truly a feature of our own country.
Knowing that the public desire this form
of entertainment, Mr.. Dockstader and his
manager, Mr.. Jas. H. Decker, are the first to
furnish this oldtime form OF amuseme mt, but
with modern embellishments of a kind that
enhances the effect, for they know what is
wanted, having studied that want for years,
yet until this season, haye been kept from
meeting the demand The gaudily bedecked
costumes and whlteface mnstresy has seen
its day. In its place has come the merry
darkey fun interminged with up TO date
songs and humor, led by ambitious men like
Lew Dookstader. with ample capital and
wealth of ideas. .,.'".' .., ....
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. o..
... AdmissiOn-25 81 so cents.
Week Oct. 9Th, George AIDES latest success
THE Sultan of Sulu."
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Avoid serious results of kidney or bladder
disorder by taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
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The Pleasure of Eating.

Persons suffering from indigestion
dyspepsia or other stomach trouble will
find that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and makes the stomach
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cure for indigestion and dyspepsia and
all complaints affecting the glands OF
membranes of the stomach or digestive
tract. When you take Kodol Dyspep-
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and every bit of the nutrlment that
your food contains is assimilated and
appropriated by the blood and tissues
Sold by all druggists.