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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-15
MARIETTA MATTERS.
geographically Penciled
for Journal Readers.

Subscribe for the Journal $1.OO.
Born to Mr.. John Donahoo and wife,
near Delmar, fine daughter.
New Uniforms for the Gem CITY
Band have been received.
The North Georgia conference meets
in Griffin on November IS.
New crop cane syrup at Faw & Rog-
ers.
If you owe the printer, come in and
pay him.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps,
FRESH FISH and Oysters every day,
Phone orders, Prince Jack6on.
Get your window glass and putty
from j. W. Legg's drug store.
Fall hats orened. Call in and see
them. Read & DuPre.
Mr.. Paul Christian visited Knoxville
last week.
For RENT.-The Yale place near
Butler Bros. Marble Works. Apply to
T. w. Read.
Look at the label on your paper and
see what the date says, and if you are
in arrears renew at once.
Rev. ID. j. Maddox and wife have
moved into the house with their son,
Mr.. s. s. Maddox, at Elizabeth.
Our fine California canned fruits have
arrived also evaporated apricots and
peaches. Faw & Rogers.
The postoffice department has issued
an ultimatum that no more rural free
delivery routes will be established over
bad roads.
Get your window glass and putty
from ]. W. Legg's drug store.
We are sole agents for Dorothy Dodd
ihoes The fall line has arrived. Call
sn and see them. Read & DuPre.
Mr.. viii Herrin has been sick for the
past few days, unable to be at his post
of duty,
Loans on good property.
D. w. Blair.
The new buildings Of the Glover
Machine Co., south side of town, are
nearing completion.
Mr.. Benson's new brick store on
Washington Avenue sFnearing COM
pletion.
Hunters will have to be extra careful
from now on or they will violate the
new game law.
Fall line of Dorothy Dodd shoes for
ladies is open for your inspection.
Read & DuPre.
Miss Lithonia Rogers, of Forsyth
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
w. Stovall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Matthews, of At
lanta. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S.
Owen.
Paint and whitewash brushes at
Legg's drug store.
See our line of Fechheimer-Fishel
Co. clothing for men. You cannot tell
it from tailor made kind.
Read & DuPre.
Mr.. Gus Henderson, of Troy, Ala, is
foreman of the gang putting in new
telephone cables and wires in Marietta
for the Bell Company.
The trade edition of the Marietta
Journal was one of the handsomest pa
pers ever issued in Georgia.-Dublin
Times.
Owing to the rapidly increasing de-
mand for our 121ac bulk coffee our sup
ply was exhausted before the last
Shipment reached US, but we will have
ample supplies from now on.
Faw & Rogers.
Mr.. j. d. Easterlin Friday morning
got four small apples punched on one
stem, being the second crop this year
from one of his apple trees.
WILL CLosE.-The tax books for the
payment OF city tax will close on the
zoth OF October. Pay at once and save
cost. J, M. AusrTN
City Clerk and Tax
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sessions, Presi
Marietta Paper Mills, an
Squires, Superintsa ]
for New YORK;
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-10-15
LOCAL NEWS

from Charlotte, n. y.
This Indian summer weather is de-
hghtful,
Mr. D. c, Coles new cottages on Nc
Lellan street are about completed.
Mr.. G. H. Camp has had his resi-
dence reprinted.
The front of E. G. Gilbert & Co IS
store has been nicely reprinted.
Mr.. Charley Hicks is serving as ball
if in U. S. Court in Atlanta.
Judge Gober is holding Gilmer Supe-
rior Court this week.
Our merchants had a good trade Sat-
urday.
Mr.. w. A. Hartman. wife and child
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Green the past few days.
Mr.. Walter Mckinney, of Macon,
visited his mother here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Dickson and Miss Reed, of At
lanta, were guests of Miss Attava An
derson last Sunday.
Mrs. w. L, Baker and daughter, Miss
Mary Lou, of Gainesville, Ga, are Wis
iting Misses Cliff and Bessie Baker.
Mrs. J. L. MCCARTHY and two child
rem, of Atlanta, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. III. Patton.
Mr.. James j. Daniel, Secretary of
the Marietta Knitting Mill, left Mon
day on ten days trip in the interest
of the Mill.
Miss Lucy Fields has returned from
Alfalfa, Ala, accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and son,
Gambler.
Mr.. 7. F, Terry of Red Rock district,
is going to move his Touring mill to
Dallas. Why not come to Marietta?
One would pay here.
For SALE OR RENT-15O acres land
near Lost Mountain, or 3 horse crop.
Apply to w. P. Ward, Lost Mountain.
By mail, Powder Springs, r d No. 16.
Mrs. I. H. Reynolds returned from
Atlanta Wednesday, where she has been
for several days visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. A. A. DeLacy and daughters,
Misses Julia and Arwyn, who have been
spending the summer here at Mr.. Ed
gar Nichols, left for their home in Jack
sonville, Fla, on Monday.
Mr.. Harris Lyons has resigned his
position with the A. K. & N. r. r. at
Elizabeth and has gone to Cordele, Ca,
where he accepts position with the
McNeel Marble Company.
WANTED-Several good, first class
marble cutters and copers. To steady
men permanent employment will be
given. Address, Standard Marble
Works, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss Willie Swanzey, telegraph OPP
orator for the Western Union at this
place, has returned TO her home in
Biloxi, Miss. Mrs. E. L. Stringer, of
Chattanooga, succeeds her.
Mrs. Gussie Chamberlain was missed
from the postoffice for few days the
past week on account of sickness, but
the pleasant face of Miss Minnie Jor-
dan greeted the patrons.
The recent industrial edition of the
Marietta Journal is one of the most
attractive publications of the kind that,
has yet reached this office, and doe
great credit to the Journal, whi0
always held high merited posi-
the front rank of Georgia,aa
Hawkinsville DISPATCH
"Parties indehtad
Il. Winters, de- .a
on my son, Ra
Jas. J. DAM
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03

this tired woman feels more acuteiy the
aching back and throbbing nerves.
Sick women, hundreds of thousands of
them, have been made we'll by the use of
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription. 1t
establishes regularity, dries weakening
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
ton and cures female weakness.
vWords cannot tell what l suffered for thir-
teen years with uterine trouble and dragging
down pains through my hips and back" writes
Mrs. Iohn Dickson, of Grenfell, Assiniboia Dist.
N. W, Ter. III can't describe the misery It was
to be on my feet long at time. could not eat
nor sleep Often / wished 70 die Then saw
Dr. Pierce's medicines advertised and thought
would trv them. Had not taken one bottle TIL
was feeling we'll After had taken FIVE bottles
of Favorite Prescription and one OF Golden
Medical Discovery / was like new woman.
Could eat aud sleep aud do all my own work"
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Send 81 one
cent stamps for the book in paper covers,
or II stamps for the volume bound in
cloth. Address Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, My.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03

she knows how
sound her slum-
Der will be and
b ow refreshed
the morning will
find her. That's
the tiredness of
a he alt h y
wo NJ an. B ut
it S another
thing for the
sick woman TO
feel tired out.
Rest only seems
to increase her
suffering. Just
as III profound
silence a discord,
jars the e ar
more forcibly, SO
now that sh e
ha S stopped
moving about,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03

this question was the only one that we
deal of human nature in the world that
we had to deal with.
Somewhere in Holy Writ it was said
that the twain shall become one. But
later on we see Jacob and Solomon max
ing one out of a good deal more than
the twain, and that under a theocratic
government.
Mr. Smith interrupted Mr.. Self to say
that the statement that the twain shall
become one was made after the time of
Jacob and was meant as a rebuke to
them.
Mr.. Self then went on to say that still
further on it was said that whosover
looked upon another woman had already
in his heart committed a crime. That
would make divorce much easier than
this bill.
Then it was argued that this bill en-
dangered the sanctity of the home, But
the present law allowed separations for
Abandonment, and surely separations
broke up the home. 1t created grass
diwowers.
Mr.. Self then called the previous ques-
ton.
General Davidson demanded the ayes
and noes, and the bill passed second
reading by a vote of So to As.
Mr. Luther objected to Immediate third
reading, but Mr.. Murphey moved sus-
pension of rules. Motion carried by 60
to 80.
The bill then passed third reading.
In explaining his vote, Mr. White, of
Halifax, said he voted against similar
bill two years ago, and had seen no
reason to change his mind The law al
ready provided for separation for men
who had made brutes of themselves.
This bill did not allow a cruelty treated
woman to get rid OF crue 612 6l2 615 6h
woman to get rid of scoundrel of a hus
band II it did that he might see some
good in it, (Laughter) AS for the wo-
man who was abandoned, she was in
paradise already.
THE REFORMATORY BILL.
The next bill laid before the House was
the one creating the North Carolina In
dustrial School.
Mr. Parker, of Wayne sent forward an
amendment to substitute the word
training" for industrial" Adopted.
DR.. Riddick then sent forward an
amendment to substitute $72 instead of
500. This is the amount that each eoun-
ty shall pay per year for each child
committed to the school from that coun-
ty. Accepted
Mr.. Daughtridge moved the bill be re-
ferred to the Committee on Appropria-
tiOns oMtiOn carried.
PASSED THIRD READING
House Bill. to appoint David Is. Bel
Continued on Sixth Pagel
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03
TIRED OUT.

There's many farmers wife sits on the
porch in the growing shadows of sum-
mer evening, knowing to the full what it
is to feel tired out as if there was not
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03

GriY1e all Throat and Lung Troubles Ihoroughy tested
AAPpO for 80 All Druggists 25cs SOC ana SAoOs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
SKABI MEZCZYZNI.

Kopja znakomitej recepty Wy.
se}a darmo wszystkim potrzebu'
jacym pomocy. N,ema tn zadne
60 humbugu.C. o. D., Tub .tle'
czenia pr6boego''. Czytaj niniej.
sza notatke do konca.
Chciafbym by to przeczytai CT co
cicrpia ia nadwerezeu'e systemu,
ostabionego naduzyciami m}odosc,.
Posfuchajcie mel rady Porzuccie
wszelkie doswiadczenia z sspr6bne-
mi leczeniami" pasami elektryczny-
mi, specjal'stami i innemi szarla-
tanskieml sztuc1kam.. Pasy was
nieulecza, a nieustanne prz,jmowa
ME lekarstw zniszczy wan organa
trawiaee. zatruje VASE system og6l-
ny i doprowadzi was do stanu nieu-
leczalnego.
Przez diugie lata cierpiafem z
powodu bled6w m}odosci ma rozsxc-
rzenie zy}, polucye, nerwowosc,
sfaba pamiec, utrate mezkoSci, SHY
zywotnej i checi do zycia t P. i
bylem do tego stopnia nierozwaz-
nym, re pr6bowaiem nieomal wszy-
slk,ego co mi sic tylko spotkac ida
rzylo, lecx stan moi, zamiast polep-
szenia, oiagle pogorszaf sic estate
cznie wyjechalem do starego kraju
powr6cilem najzupe}niej Wyleczo-
nym. Recepte teggo znakomiteggo le-
karza posiadam dotad. Poniewaz
wien Z wlasnego doSwiadczen;a ak
trudno jest byd wyleczonym " tym
kraiu, postanowilem vice przyjz6
lnnym : pomoca j kazdemu cier-
piiacemu kto do mnie napisze wyszlee
v 1ap,eczetowanym liscie kopjs
xnakomttei recepty wraz e
80 Observation-Disclosures 1S&%%sRAA VA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
Uderzajace sWiadectW0.

Swieze 6wiadectwa ,nadchodza
stanowczo coraz liczniej, swiadczace
o niezr6wnanych Dr.. King'a New
Discovery Ma suchoty, kaszel i "a
ziebienie. Niedawno wyrazi} sic T.
J.. Mcfarland, Bentonville, Va.
sfuzy jake wzdr. Otto co pisze:
Cierpialem IA chorobe krtani try
lata, leczyfem sic przez cafy ten
czas bezskutecznie. Potem zaczafem
uzywac d.. King'a New Discovery
i kilka butelek zupefnie mnie wyle-
czy}o. Podobny skutek W leczeniu
p}uc chorobach gard4a, suchot,
zapaleniu pfuc i grypy. Gwaranto-
wane przez NJ. J. Kowalewskiego
Butelka Ia probe darmo.
Zwyczajna cena SOC i $1.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
"NadzWyCzajne Znizenie

cen exkursyjnych do Colorado, Utah
i Black Hills koleja North Western.
Poczawszy cd l Czerwca, bedziemy
sprzedawac t,kiety exkursyjre do
Denver, Colorado Spring., Pueblo,
Salt Lake City, Hot Springs, Dead
wood, Lead Custor, S. D., t. d.
wazne do powrotu, az do 81 Paz-
dziernika. Wspanjafa sposobnosc
do przyjemnej wycieczki W czasie
wakacyi. Kilka wyAwintnych po-
ciag6w dziennie. Zg}osi6 sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago & North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

I wszystkiemi potrzebneml informa-
cyami bezp1atnie. Recepta ia opie-
wa po1aczenie siinych choc nieszko.
dliwyh srodk6w lekarskich tax
jest pisana, re MONA przez nia o.
trzyma6 takowe " dobrej apiece "a
mala Gene. Wien ia dokladnie co
te lekarstwa moga. One lecza Poi
Idzcie "a moja rada i spr6bujcie ich,
a znajdziecie je przewyzszajacemi
wszystko cokolwiek badz dotad pro-.
bowaliscie j one wylecza was kom-
pletnie.
Prose- mnie ME ,brac "a jednego
z tych wielu szalbierzy i naciaga-
czy, co ma ,akafe medyc}ny ofarujaa
ssbezplatnie recepty", ,,bezplatne
leezenia' ,pasy elektryczne'' t. p,
ably tylko wy}udzic cd was picnic
DE "a bezwartos,iowe a czesto i
niebezpieczne srodkl, wysylane
przez G. @. d. ia ME nam mic do
wys1ania przez Z. o. D. mic do
sprzedania i nazwlsko VASE zachc.
wan W tajemniey- IA GAIA moja
usluee wymaggam tylko SO cent6w
po was.em wyleczeniu. rod zad-
nym warunkiem wiecej zsdad ME
bede mad te mafaa kwote, q ! tel ME
potrzebujecie mi przysyla6 az Po
najzupelnielszem wyleczeniu mojej
przysfugi ola was. Piszcie vice
mnie natychmiast, zanim zapomni-.
Gle to uczynic. Pamiftajjcie, 1e Q.
trzymujjecie recepte j Wszystkie pos
trzebne ,nformacye bezplatn;e ME
potrzebujecie mic placid AZ pc wyle.
czeniu Wassa p6zniejj tylko SO cen,
G. b. BENTSON,I
f. Box 622, Chlcago ILL.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
"a POI CENY

ma roczne posiedzenie niemieckich
braci Bellefontaine, Ohio, Koleja
North Western. Tykiety exkursyj-
ne sprzedawane beda "a Gene jednej
do tamtad i z powrotem l
z ograniczeniem zas do
powrotu, az do ego C1erwca wfacz-
Pytajcie sic agent6w kolei
Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

noooeeeae@
(jednej .s1klanicy. Podstaw'ono
druga. po drugiei trzecia POI
czeto tedy koleja.
Vino take ozwaf sig je
den... re az milo - ale DO
W gebie zasch'o.
Wyp;jemi do lagr6w.
;ak mi Bog m'}y. - Lag er
zeb W ME ]amie! r ,zsmial sic
drugi.
Koleja. mosci panowie kole~
ia!! .
TAX sic rozpocze'a pijatyka.
WinoG to "a owckesoe glowy
bardzo bezpieczne ME bylo
czyste, zdrowe, lekkie dajace
sic pic zw}aszc1a po zmecze~
niu. Cop nieustanie saczacy
ne zawadzat tax bardzo, BIO
luda bylo dosy6.. vice W
pol beczki zaintonowano pieSh
a gospodarz z pelra do okna
poszedl, c:fgnac "a SODA pray
iaciela serdecznego, pana
Jana Zubra.
- Sluchaj Zubr - rzekt
dobrze w~yszed'em: co? pa
trzajze... patrzaj! zonaty i
be- Tony, ca|y zach6d diabli
wzieli 49, i ia kwoczka ledwie
cd o|tarza odszed'szy, juz mi
sic do oczow rzuciia.:.. No -
coz ty ma to?
Zubr ktdry byl CHOP. bar
czysty i ME darmo swe naz~
wisko nosil..- We ;tchoat jak
m ech kowalski, / wilma SIC
napil wasy otar}, splunal i ma
Sc do ucha Zbisla~
wcwi, a jednem okiem mru-
gajac - rzekl:
- Coz t. ty mnie bedziesz
pytat. co robit? hej! alboz to
ty juz ten co bywalo - krot-
set albo to ME wies.. CO
czleku rob { w takim razie
kiedy mu wlasnoS6 wydz;e~
raja?. albo to ME w}asno$c
swieta.. twoja! he! ty mnie
pytasz! ty mnie pytasz!
49, Sluchaj no - Cd takle~
go p;oruna wolno glove stra-
cit. to byl piorun. jak mego
Boga kocham.
49, Et! co zas! piorun. gdy
ME ub;,e, cz'ek sic smiat po-
winien
- Ale mole ogluchnac. a
a mn'e. dali pao... oba'amu~
eli!
Zbislaw sykna' ma pccteche
Sluchaj JAMIE. doda',
ty mnie znaz ME Cd dzis -
no! wiesz, re ia sohie W ka
ere nanlnf ME dam - DOwia-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

chrzestnym ojcem Fdipka..
~Przyimowal jak sic nalez4|o.
a chot wdowiec " domu byl
wsselki porzadek ! dostatek.
Starsza corkajego parma An;e
Ia gospodarowala. Wpadia mi
v oko. Piekna to mic, ale
rozumna, smiala. niepospolita
!niewiasta. Zrazu przystapi6 do
niej bylo trudno, alem ma kie'
wz'a}. Zostalem u braranka
po chrzcinach ipoczalem do
)ezdzae do panny Anieli. Me
m'afem zadnel mySl', ze by to
do ozenienia prowadziG mia'o.
ale mi SIC parma podob4|a tenn,
ze mi ma ME posz&o latwo.
Wiecem sic tel zaciat - poc,e =
ka,ze Mona mn:e bylo dorse
ny przy'ozye takiem sic W ba-
ranka possy'.;. Nareszcie pan
ma Amelia poczeia wiednat.
ale MIN sic to stale, Strukcza-
sly mn'e zagadnat ex abruptc-
= Widze, ze waszmoSe do
mojego domu uc>eszczasz. a
lem wdowiec l. cork nam,
waszmos6 zas niezonatyjesteS.
supponuje. re go tn ME co
innego jeno kt6ra moze zjej-
moscianek s~2fowadza. Jes1i
ME - toe ME. tylko trzeba
'asno wiedziet, co sic swieci.
DO ludzkie iezyki zmiiowe je-.
.zyk'.
(Cia2 da's2y nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11

|&G% N$s@G# 4@G
mu tax wystapit!
80 zebym byl ma TWEEN
mlejscu. i. pocza' zubr, kre-
|cac 9lowa.
No, to c6zbys poczal.
~ Co, rzekl, ruszajac ra-
mionami Zubr - co! porzucil'
bym a.. al by mi sic sa-
ma prosj}a - ami ma|ze6stwa.
ami rozwodu... siadtaby ma
ziemi ma koszu.
Dobrze CT plesc - od~
parl Zbis!aw - ale ia zmijka
= .-.r.-.F- S-v # Z. "}sES~Eft "+
Sc podoba, to s!iczne
c ,cko.... tylko ma reku nos't
ca}owae jak cukierek!
lax ialeczka.... Powtore -.
#+ . 4 . --#.
sama z siebie i pc stryiu be-
die bogata -. piec wsi J mia
steczko.
Zeby Qua ich dziesie6
miala! zawo}a' pan Jan.
Twoja rada ma MIC sic
n e zda}a rzekl Zbislaw,
DAG po vino do czopa =
wiesz. re ia ME ]ubie ustepo,
wac. I'm mi wieksza zawada
ma drodze stale. tenn mn'e
~jeksza do przelamania jej
pasya. porywa.
- Ale kat ze DO Gle pc ca
}ym swiecie nosil... 1ebys
sobir b;edy szukal: Nigdy nile
wiedz:alem O Strukczaszance.
Zbiskaw pobladt.. Cd
wr6cil oczy, spusc'} ie. twarz
oblok|a Sic ponurym wyrazem
- Powledz re ty mn;e. co
miedzy wami by|o? zkad TAXA
S1rulczaszego zaiad|ost? !.
- Pred toba jednym tylko
wyspowiadac sic moge -
szepnat cicho Zbis|aw - ale
daj sfowo. &c to W tob'e
utonie. To g!upia Sprawl.
z|em postapif: 80. zle, przyzna-
ie.... Jeszcze teraz gdy
wspomne sobie no MIA, to
mnie smutek ogarnia - ale co:
sic stale. to sic stale.
MIN Zyczydski przyszle lub
przyjedzie. powiem CT wszyst
ko... ale p6jdz do czopa
nabierz w szklank;.
Zbis'aw przeszedl sic pc
pocieraiac czo]a m'lcsa-
.E.r %. = - -
cy. tymczasem ian u beczki
n~apelniwszy kubki powr6cl j
odeszli z MIN W r6g izby. PREY
&C pray stole.
- Temu bedzie diva )ata:
tax ma Sw. Piotra dwd... ME
sic m6wi' pan m1cdv.
wypadto mi W Hruf''eszowsk e
do Zulna. d, molego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
~
SZafawi}a =
(Ci9g dalszy)

M;
.- (Ciag dalszy)
Ale iakze "a si'a m &c mo"
zesz! spytat stryj co CT W
gFowie? One pojechafy pro-
dem.... Nm wy dob'ezyc'e
do Zmurek Gala dwor"'a. a
bodaj wies bedzie ma nogach
strzelcy. cseladz... Drama
murowana, dw6r czestoko'em
oprowadzony... babys:e obro'
MIA .. jeSli ma upartego przy'~
dzie... Sprawl ha'asu naro
bi, a jeszcze ia mole .kto l
zyciem przvplac'.. ~
M6wcie sobie co chce~
CO... JAMIE p6jde kw'tk'em'
to darmo, przerwal Zbis'aw...
kline sic ma OLGA matke.''.
my ME p6jdz'emy!
wt6rowali przyjaciele...
90 Ma koh! ma koh! pocze~
to wolae re wszech stron...
Pan mtody pokrecit wasa,
sable sic do pochew powsu~
waly, gdne ~jeszcze iaka by'a
naga. "A, zeby czasu ME
TRAGIC - zawolat. zapraszam
ichmosci6w do Hersza...
uzyjemy dobrej mySli. p6k
Fla ME nadejdzie .. Ia NINA!
"a mna...
Wiec pieszo ruszono tryum'
talnie niby utica pad najstar-
sza wieche )aka tn by4a: do
gospody Hersza Smolahsk'e-
Co..
Czemu ME ma bye ola
jaSnie pana.
49, Wtoczyt mi do niej becz-
Ike wegrzyna ale oailePsze~
90! i szkianek.. Zap}ace. CD
sic patrzy. ale mi ME daj
trucizny ma wesele... Ha!
- rozsmial sic. - wszak vie
Gle. lie to mole. wesele.
Sto lat. jaSute panic!
dam sam cymes... kt6rego
przywiozlem "a rarites.
- Me gadaj! beczke wto-
czyt natychmlast. Zyd sko~
czy},a szlachta t(umie wcisnela
sic do izby }awami W ok6l
ostawionej. Okna ]pootwiera-
no.. zaczeto gadac halasliwie
odgrazac sic. Ale "a chwi]e
wszystko umilk}o, gdy spo-
strzezono, lie beczka jedzie.
Wiedziono, co to znaczy...
pcstawiono ia ma koz'ach,
a tut zydowka wniosfa szklan-
XII. #
- Mosci panowie a bracia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-11
Professor E. G. Collins,
$50 w. 34th ST., NEW YORK.

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La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
~ the PALACE DRUG STORE IL Agents f
Ns - liza Z ANDREWS VIZ Cen

Agents for cunvn.. .''rieal Society
Candies in Fancy esekages
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28
Trade with n. G. Todd.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ais.
Ask yoar grocer for Gem OF
Otero flour. and get a towel sack.
Take your shoe repairing to E.
G. Erickson. Sante Fe avenue.
Best OF work.
Mrs. L. H. Raney left Sunday
for Garden City, Kan. to make an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
For SALE-SeveTal hundred
good cedar posts. Inquire Of w.
f. Roop.
DR.. A. l.. Stubbs. Office in
Simonion block; telephone, Ioa2
red; residence phone, 7Sa black.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Andrews
returned home last Sunday night,
after a weeks visit in Denver and
Fort Collins.
L Mrs. Fannie Harrison. who has
been visiting friends in Salt Lake
City for several weeks, returned
home last Saturday.
TEAMS WANrED-FoTh harvesting
beets and plo~ing. Address Ma
tional Sugar Manufacturing Com
pany, Sugar City, Colo.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us a trial.
LA Junta Steam Laundry.
The La Junta football team com
menced practic,ng with the pig
skin Monday, getting ready for the
Z anne with Las. Animas next Sun
day.
For each 81 cash purchase at II.
n. ClaTk's you get one chance on
a $40 mirror, and for each 81 cash
purchase you get q chance on a
Sa.5o lamp.
. n. Nancolas and Bennett Bros.
left Folsom, N NJ last Saturday
with 5000 sheep, which will be
fed during the coming winter in
the Holbrook country.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-28

sonsge. Admission, ten cents.
Engine No. 43o was turned out
OF the back shop last Sunday after
undergoing a general oveThauling.
This engine was in the wreck at
Great Bend, Kan. several weeks
ago in which several people were
killed.
B. w. Marshall created mich
comment Monday morning by ap-
peasing on the streets with an
elongated smile on his otherwise
sedate countenance. and it was
with difficulty that he was able to
control his feelings sufficiently
long to cry out, "It's a ten pound
boy.
Floid E. Halstead, infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. David o. Halstead,
died at the residence Of his par
ents in Home Place last Saturday
morning, after a brief illness from
typhoid fever, age six months and
eleven days. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
stead have been residents Of this
CITY for about one month. coming
here from Lamar The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon from
the residence, the services being
conducted by the Rev r. H.
Lampkin, Of the Christian church.
and the inserment taking place at
Riverview cemetery.
/. r. Baird and d. r. Gardner,
two young hoboes who cis i'm Kan
sas city as their permanent abid-
ing place. broke into w. l. Stew
ems restaurant in Rocky Ford last
Friday night, and carried of
varied stock Of kitchen utensils
and eatables, enough TO provide
them with '.bum stews" on the
road Tor weeks They were in the
tolls Of the Law, however, before
the FIRST feast came off. and on
Monday pleaded guilty to burglary
in the district court. They were
sentenced to the geformatoSy ss
Buena Vista yesterday morning.