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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale: Good paying
drug store in western Michigan town. Address
Box p, care the Journal
BUSINESS CHANCE-An established cereal
food company desires the services CT renapis
man TO iii responsible position; coTapensatlon
s. 900 per annun Highest references required
and given. Address AUDIrok'S DsSAhI-
MENT, Box 1872, Battle Creek. Mich.
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FOR TRADE.

FOR Observation-Disclosures 7e-acre tobacco
farm IN southern Ohio for Indiana property
soss Kaths2ne street.
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REAL ESTATE
INDIANA TRUST co.
SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.

SELLS 6dfI REAL p EsTATE.
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
JUST LIKE RENT.
English avenue. near Shelby, four-room cottage
we'll, cistern good repair on car line and
within call distance of Big Four, c.. III. & D.
and Panhandle yards; $50 cash. balance $40 per
'' INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL EsTATE-es5-acre farm, Wayne county.
Illinois. fenced; all meadow. grain and pasture
except % acres oak grove 10 acres orchard three
houses. two seven and eleven rooms. respectively:
two horse barns; cattle barn; all necessary out
mands. Excellent location. smooth surface, good
soil. good title. Quick sale. sS5 per acre. Adj
dress Lock Box A. Fairfield. Ill
REAL ESTATE
Cal, mr. Fresno, 81 a. vineyard and impts
Cam san Ne nSon Coo CO. oo qt rS5e io
Kan, Reno co. $50 a. and impts.
Mass southbridge. tenement houses.
P Mt 9Met CO. res s a. an ppq lot farm
Wash King co.. IS a. and impts.
w. NJ. osTRANDER, N. A. BLDG. PHILA.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
las East Market Street
able for manufacturing site; lot 12)xle5 feet on
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
1iS E. Market st.
business Property.we have the sale Of a very
desirable business property on Massachusetts
avenue.
- Excellent location ......................
Good tenants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.........................Goo Good buildings .........
$1,000.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
AS L. Market St.
.......-..--..-.....- ............
.............yery desirable corner lot.............
...............Two double dwellings .............
Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.
................... $4,000 .....................
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
las f. Market ST.
Coy home on Union street; rooms; fine con-
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
las L. Market ST.
....-.............. .........-.....-...
UPHOLSTER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES packing. upholster-
ing, antique furniture repairing. Special low
prices this month OTTO SUESZ, 1874 East New
York street Both phones.
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE--Gasol automobile S-horse-
power. fast. good hillcllmber nearly new. for
an electric runabout. FRANK WITTE. Carew
building, Cincinnati
FOR TRADE.
farm IN southern Ohio for Indiana property.
J .o76 kaths2lne street.
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Marriage Licenses.

Nernie Ferris and Lille Hickman
Jacob NJ. Martin and Kate Bemis maxwell
Charles Wilkerson and Wayne r Marshall
Hubbard Moore and Ada Perkins.
William Winters and ZilDha Scott
Fred Hupe and Myrtle Luke.
Frank Abraham Latweef and Falmia r. Fie-
sell.
Claude MAGELLAN and Emma Berry.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

REMOVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT dental
parlor has removed TO resident office, north
east corner Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama
street. Take n. Alabama. Central ave- OF
Broad Ripple Ida PURCELL PAGE,
Dentist. Phone, red 400.
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Tel. 2525. Branch works Z. entrance Crown Hili.
AONUMENTS-M IL Farrell, al West Wash
ington ST New Phone 2fiS
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LOST-Mileage, name Brooks; reward. w. J.
MATHER, Masonic Temple.
LOST-Gold frame spectaces Monday evening
between Washington and Ray streets. west Of
Illinois street. Return To MRS. FLAHERTY
third floor, l.. s. AYRES & co. Reward
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

TUTEWILER & SON,
undertskers rs w. Market 81. Tel zlt
New ll64. ADAMS & kRIEGEk- Main il5&
Funeral directors. 1ss n. III. Lady attendant
JOHNSON, ssAssLER & GEORGE. So Massz-
chusetts av New Phone 9e3. old Main lSs9
FRANK A BLANCHARD Undertaken. lbs N
Delaware St Lady attendant Both .Phones 81
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Old, Main COS. A. NJ RAGSDALE. New, Cos.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Private Ambulance Always Ready.
33e Massachusetts, av.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Furnished ROOM 401 North David
FOR RENT-S02 Oak street. modern five-room
house, SIG. Inquire New Phone ABA.
FOR RENT-Front room. furnished. modern con-
veniences; private family. 1884 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Nice, large furnished rooms in good
location, within easy walking distance of bust
ness district. Inquire 342 North Noble.
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FOR SALE-The latest map Indiana and the
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at top and bottom; embracing a handsome fve-
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TO EXCHANGE--Gasoli automobile. 6-horse
power, fast, good hillclimber, nearly new 10
an electric runabout. FRANK WITTE. Carey
building. Cincinnati.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
TYKIETY E~XKURSYJNE
DO CLEAR LAKE
(Waseca, Minn.)

Sprzedawane *beda W czasie lato-
wynn przez kolej North Western z
Winony
W wtorek i sobote "a 1915 "a ty-
kiet zwrotny, z ograniczeniem do
powrotu W nastepny wtorek, "a
$500 "a tykiet zwrotny dziennie, z
ograniczeniem do powrotu W pre-
ciagu trzydziestu dni. Czarne i bia-
lie okunie i male szczupaki, szcze-
g6lnie dobrze 4owic W TEN pieknem
j~eziorze, i ola wygody rybakow
obfty zapas }odzi it'd, jest dostar-
czony. Nowoczesne hotele i inne
PREY emnoSci wzdfuz j%eziora z jach-
tamil dodane do powabu. . blizszze
informacye pytajcie aggent6w kolei
Chicago & North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
TYKIE5TY E"XKURSYJNE
DO JEZIORA SHETEK
(Tracy, Mimi

Beda sprzedawane podczas lata
pc znizonych cenach przez kolej
North Western.
z Winony
W piatki i soboty po $500 "a tykiet
zwrotny, dobry do powrotu " ma
stepny wtorek i "a $1o.65 tYkiet
zwrotny codziennie, dobry do po-
wrotu W dniach trzydziestu. Jezio-
70 Shetek jest pieknem miejscem
latowych i jesiernych wycieczek,
najlepsze miejsce do rybofostwa i
polowania, k%uropatw, bekas6w, Ia
czek.i gesi jest obitosc. Dobry ho-
tel, dcgodna stajnia z konmi do wy
naiecia pc bardzo przystepnych ce.
mach. Masterpieces jeziora MONA
zwiedzic z tel STACEY: Currant Lake,
Lake Siegiel, Lake Fremont, Lake
Sarah, Bear Lake, Long Lake, Blu
fialo Lake, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake,
Willow Lake, Lake Isabella i Clear
Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
Brutalne t~OrturOWanie.

Przypadek zostal w~yjaSn,ony, re
upur i niemi}osierne meczenie podo-
bno nigdy ME moze bye zr6wnane.
J6zef Golobiek z Colusa, Calf. pi-
see. .Przez Is lat cierpialem nieznos-
ny boil 2 reumatyzmu, . mic jednak
ME sprawialo mi ulgi. Pr6boWalem
wszystkiego com tylko wiedzial,
sSpr6bowalem Electric Bitters, kt6~
re Jest naisiawnieszem lekarstwem
" Swieciie ma te dolegliwosd. Kllka
butelek pomolo wyleczylo mnie
kompletnie. Jest tel doblre ne GRAZ
IA og6lne oslalabienie Tylko SOC.
Jake skntecxne ggwaraan,tujelMli,..
sKowalewski aptekarz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
TYKIETY EXKURSYJNE
DO LAKE WASHINTON
(Kasota, St. Peter
albo Eagle Lake,;

0AOO A06AV AoAOJs
S~przedawane beda pc znizonej
Genie W czasie sezonu latowego,
przez kolej North Western
z Winony W piatek sobote
do Kasota "a $40
do St. Peter "a SALE
do Eagle Lake "a 1915.
Tykiety zwrotne z ograniczeniem
czasu do powrotu W nastepny VITO
rex =.
i do Kasota "a $6.55
do St. Peter "a 1865
do Eagle Lake "a 5000
"a tykiet zwrotny, z ogranicze-
MEM czasu do powrotu W przeci2gu
trzydziestu dni. kowienie okuni i
szczupak6w jest s%zezeg6lnie dobrem
W TEN pieknem jeziorze, ola wy
cody rybak6w obfty zapas' }odzi,
it'd, dostarczanych. Nowoczesne
hatele inne p~rzyjemnosci wzdfuz
jeziora z parowym jacatem dodac
do powabu. o blizsze informacye
pytajcie agent6w kolei Chicago &
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09

twojem mie)scu=funtowqswie
lee bym dal pred ! ',:s1 ol |1 { krzy'
u s. i Dominikan6~'| s u zoba
LIME Re mnie Cd zig n,iessel1'eesc'a
Bog ocalil. &C.
Co 70 qadat'
t!Glowa kiwnal Baradskli ma
slome sic powalil.
! = Co ty przez toachcecz
dat do z%rozumienia. sppytai
lZbislaw - gadaj otwarcie-
m6w wszystko.. il beedes
sluchal, :. .. ......
- Muszisz wszystko pre-
(ciez wiedziet! szepnat LEGACY
towar1ysz. y
- Gadai.... stan0wczo a
zawolal pan msody
rzucajac sic ma poslanie
lgadaj lub sic bic bedziemy.
- Me groz Re ty mi. boi
gadat bede j bic sic iestem
got6x ola twej przyiazni. a
w!esz. re sic ciebie | nikogo
Die boje.
49, No gadaj...
49, Jak CT ME W smak POI
DIE Zbisiu, wilma ie moja....
Mnie cate to ozeolenie vase
ME podobalo sic cd poczatku
do ko6ca. Wlazies IA upar-
tego, gdzie Gle opr6cz stryja
Mkt dobrem okiem ME
w'dziaf... Ca{y SWAT we. re
panne kochal szale1ie Staszek
Horwat. re ona go kocha}a,
IT'S tam wlazt miedzy ich dwo-
je jak PLAT " Credo zeS przez
stryja make obalamucil, a
matka c6rke przynagliia do te~
go maize 1stwa... Domcia
p6k, by'a parma. ME mIala
swej wolf. plakala, nagadali
jej IL Staszek O niej zapom.
NAL. skIamali pono, re SIC
ozenif nawet.... poszia do
o!tarza,> ale teraz gdy ma do
bry pow6d roztae sic z vases
cia a Jest juz wiecej pania
swej wolf. razw6d dostan;e.
| ty bys Panu Bogu dzieko-
wal co ci po takiej zcnie
kt6ra innego kechs?.. re:
stfy)em zrob,liscie frymark.
hos mu trzyletoia dzierzawez
czescj majatku 1ony zapewnif
i ztatuty p!okwitowal be-
grosza.. Wszyscy to wiedza...
ZbisIaw sic zmarszczy} ! clos
'l'wie popatrza} ma Bara6skie-
go.
Plet! plet! zawo'at
sluchajqc c'eb;e ktoby powie-
dial. ze wr6g gada ME pray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
staroszlachecka PoWieSt
PREF.
. 3. BOLESkAWITE.

-
wkrast.. dosyc Re z3ne dos
tao MUSIC. Rozumuje tedy tax !;
ME .jechaly tedy, niepo-
wcale. kryia sic gdziee
ma wsi, trzeha nawracat. szpie.
dowiedziee sic ,napase
Ii porwa6.
Zubr westchn9l, rekowa}o
to. c ezka 'wyprawe.
E1dalbys pok6j! zawalal
- co CT tam pc takiej zonce,
kt6ra cieb'e nie chce -. Sic
dial. bys spokojnie.
MOT! no! ia wien co ro-
bic, ME studz darmo geby
\ odparl Zbislaw mn'e.
| - d. +E s -'n
lax ia scbie CO powiem. sam
d;abel ME przekona...
NO, to rob- sobie co
chce 81!
- Ty BIO dobra bestya
iestes - dodal Tbs. ale ME
do rady... chodzmy do ma
szych...
w izbie zmeczeni podr6z~
nj drzemali ma s,anie. 'dla
rozbud1enia ich W spos6b ory'
ginalny, wchodzac pan MIC.
dy Z pistoletu wypaliI.
49, A temu jeszcze W giowie
SUM =! krzyknaf Tomaszewski
- nikomu nawet spoczaf ME
d.. .. MECH ce diabli porwa...
+. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sc
VI powietrzu zaw;esi|! roz-
smial sic Zbislaw - no! no!
Zgods! ma nog'! do rady. Mo-
ia zonka. zdaje sic. re tylko
symulowala ucieczke do Lub-
lima ukrywac sic must. gdzie
ind@iej. trzeba tego doj$c...
- No doch6dzze 49, z,ew-
nal T0maszewski 49, ale iak-
bym tymczasem spal.
Mole trzeba s~prytnego
szpiega CODY sic "a zebraka
przebra'..
E! e! dajze ty nam / so.
be pokoj! ofuknal Barahski
kt6rego giowa po wine boz
la@a da) pok6j! ia c; sic ra-
da zdrowa przys'uze - jedz~:
my do d''mu. wytchn;jmy
kap'talnie, wysmaruimy s'e...
na1edzmy Gas radzit 80. zo-
baczymy 20 robt (. Moie
sic " dz' re ty "a swoja
Domc'a n e bardzo bys i~tat
pow'n'en DO lei jut nie
dostaniesze
Zb1slAw rus>yl ram:onami.
S'ucha] Barahski - odez
wal sic Z"asz .ty mp'e? he?
znasz? TAX y co podobnego
- 80 ~ .."f ,-I - t-1 l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09

bale ..niesmiale. ale taki=do
kobl e, g
ID > r koeha. ~.
40 g ~ | rok y il siets-
go ko 'f1li.l abaviat bsds
rosaa l9zl sic zbisllaw bylem
"a Mzi4'. Bedzie MI ona Spie-
wae,iak il zaeram.
chyba=tahcowae poprae
will Bara6ski.
- spiewa6 j tadcowat!
zswolal Zbislaw -. Tc Ro-
manse golowasow student6w
mnje ME strasza .:Jak zostanie
moja iona. 2 giowy je) to precz
p6jdzie. = Juz ty wiecel ME
now mic
$ 7, colo A; -; onkt;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
4 Szafawilla
.1aanfSlS1S551


.. (Ciag dalszy)
Pan m}ody kiwnat g}owa,
zyd pospieszyl trwozn'e' .
DO chwili ukazala sic zn'm
razem wlokaca postat osobl.'
wa starego Woitka. karcze~
moego str6za cd lat dz'es'e-
Wojtek byl cbrazem nedzy
zobojetnialeL zdziczate); sta
rec siwy z ogromnym rozczo"
chranym wlosem ma g'owie'
twarz blada. opila. oczy zga-
sic W ~powiekach czerwonych
broda: niegolona, koszula sza-
ra. :podarta, nogi bose.:..
Ale m,mo to "a pas sic try
NAL. oburacz i wygladai jak
pan udzieloy. - Me skioni'
sic navel p. tabake zazywa
obojetnle.
Pan mlody wrzucil mu pa
re trzygrcszniak6w. kt6re
Wojtek pochwyci}, mic ME
m6w;ac lido tabakiery wpusc}
Sluchaj jechal kto
tedy dis noca re Zmurek'
powozem do Lublina? spyta|
pan m'ody.
CHOP elowa patrzasl.
Me 900 rzekl - ME,
pred p6'nocka jechaio ki]ka
woz6w chtopskich, potem
pleban Z z6'tej Cork. kto
ry nocowal i do dnia ruszyl.
W pierwszych kurach przysu~
nelly sic podwody z Hajworza
/ przysta'y... com i'm w6dk'
wynosi|. a nadedn I'm inc
dw6ch konnych ludzi.. vie
eel nikogo ME by}o.
Moze powoz minal.. ?
A choeby i mioal? toe
ia spie ma prz>zbie.. -. to bym
slyszai...
- Ale jake mole bye?
- n czy ia to WIEN jak
mole bye? rzek} starry dziad
- dose re ME jecha} mkt :.
zb's'aw spojrzaF ma Zubra
kiwneli ma slebie Poszli do
izby.
- NOz TO ma Zn9Czyc!
rzekl cicho pan m}ody, re o
i, ne niepojecha'y do Lublina?
vice dokad? s'yszysz? lax Ct
SIC zda?.
Zubr kt6ry ME byl bardao
bystry g'owa ruszaf.
Crz sic z nemi stale?
he? jezeli ME pejecha|y do Lu.
blina, niemamy i my po c."
tam ,echat ). tenrci lepej, 20
ne }atwie, bsdzle odzyskat
Z. +a%xg r. .TG gs~>s.Ag $500 . >E-# 4#@aG &%.#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09
Professor e. 6. Collins,
$50 w. 34th ST., NEW YORK

Ustnej porady lekarskiei udzieam rano cd godz. 10 - IL, Pc 20
}udniu cd 3 -5tei " niedziele rano cd godz. 10 do 1szj pc poi.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-28
TEMPE FRANCE RALLY
A Great Crowd at the Central
Church Sunday Night.

Sunday evening at the Central Meth
odist church there was a big temperance
rally. Several interesting speeches dis
closing more interesting facts, were made.
The first speaker was Senator Lamb,
who said in part:
Some of the best and biggest hearted
men" in North Carolina are in the Whis-
key business and they think that they
ae doing right. There is a growing
need for some OF us to open the eyes OF
this class of our citizens to the truth.
why, when we were considering in the
committee the Wilkes county bill one
Of the distillers appearing before the
committee had been an officer Of a
church for forty years. Another Wilkes
man, who said the making of whiskey
was right, was an officer Of another
church These people we must plead with
and convince"
! am tired of hearing the political
leaders in the county or State blamed
for the existence of the saloon. The
voters and not the leaders are to blame.
You can do like We did down in Cum
berland. There we were rum-ridden for
fifty years. But last summer the church
people got together and went to the pri-
mares and the convention and said to
these leaders, This thing has got to be
ended, and if you will not do it then
step aside and we will name some new
leaders," and that. E just what we did.
You can do the SAME thing in the city
OF Raleigh and the county of Wake if
you will But you must get together and
go to the primaries in earnest.
DR.. Ivey in the course of his remarks
gave three excellent reasons why the sa-
loon had been permitted to remain in our
midst. The first was because many peo-
pie were Indifferent to their brothers
welfare. The second was because the
saloon was entrenehed in politics. The
third reason was because the saloon was
a money making source.
Dr. Ivey said that he aided in the
framing of the London bill, and he be-
lieved one of the best provisions was
requiring the saloon-keeper to get a pc
tition from a majority of the qualified
voters of the section If this provision
was taken out of the bill and a skeleton
called a temperance measure passed, he
would be disappointed. If you are in ia
vor of absolute prohibition in the coun-
try district then you should be in favor
OF optional prohibition in the cities and
towns.
Representative Hinton made an eloquent
appeal for the cause of temperance.
The meeting caused much enthusiasm
among those present over the great
cause of temperance. A great crowd was
present and listened with rapt attention
to the remarks of the different speakers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-01-28
Gen. CARR PRESIDENT
Head of the San Antonio and
CroWther Railroad
Company.
Especial to News and Observer

Charlotte. N. c., January 26.-General
Julian S. Carr, who tonight passed
through this city on his way to Durham
going thence to Raleigh tomorrow. has
just been elected president of the San
Antonio and Crowther Railroad Company
of Texas, a line that in it's full exten :
sion will cover 335 miles of the richest
and as yet undeveloped territory of that
great State.
With President c. F. King of the King
Crowther Corporation and several di-
rectors of that organization, General
Carr has made a tour of inspection over
the properties and railway routes of the
corporation. He now returns much inn
pressed with the magnitude of the in
terests involved in the operations pro-
jected by the King Crowther Corporation
He inspected the oil wells already down
to paying sands and found the territory.
not only unusually large in extent, but
rich in oil products of the finest grades.
He saw the actual, production from the
wells and became convinced of the
marvellous value of this branch of the
corporations proposition. He then ex-
amined the kaolin deposits, of which
dDOul HNe nuUQTeQ thousand IONS are al
ready in sight and ten times more reach
able by easy mining operations. The in
dustries that these deposits will build up
are sure to be extremely profitable. The
town of Crowther has already grown to
1000 people since oil drilling began a
few months ago, and it is assured by ap-
plications that a large industrial popu-
lation will fill the town as soon as the
corporation is ready to admit them to
the town site.
The railway company, an auxiliary of
the King Crowther Corporation, is con-
sidered one Of the great lines yet needed
in Texas to tide water to meet the de-
mands of isthmian canal traffic. Presi-
dent King rendered the presidency of the
railroad company to General Carr when
the latter became interested in the cor
poration, and the board of directors on
Saturday unanimously elected General
Carr to the office. His election causes
great satisfaction in Texas as expressed
by the press and public officials.