davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
M'alze6stWO w cieniu.
smierci.

Czesto sic zdarza, ze sic para POI
lacy, .choc jedno cierpi ma suchoty
albo ciezki kaszel lub zsziebienie.
Niebezpieczehstwo jest " tenn, re
sic pobrali v cieniu smierci. Niez-
Wfoczyny krok powinien bye zro-
biony do wyrugowania choroby.
Me me- mic CODY tax przedko usu-
.nefo niebezpieczcnstwo jak Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consum-
ption, Coughs Colds. Jest zawsze
bezpiecznie i niezawodne lekarstwo
na chorobe pluc l gardla. Wylecze-
ME jest gwarantowane przez N. ].
kowalewskiego. Cena 500 is 100
Butelki ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

SOPOTY. w tenn m1ejscu ka-
pielowem wyglada teraz bardzo
pieknie. Gale miasto, lezace. mad
morzem, z drugiej stroDy niejako
TOME W morzu zjeleni - wszedzie
ogr6dki, drzewa, krzewyi kwiaty.
Przybysz znajdzie tam W tym roku
niemialo nowych rzeczy. -- Wy
%kohczony noWy .kosci6} katollcki
przedstawia sic dose okazale. w
tax zwanym ,,Kurgartenle" czyli
ogrodzie kuracyjnym wzniesiona
piekna funtana, o6wietlona wieczo"
rami r6znobarwnem swiat}em, sci2=
ga mn6stwo widow. WYbudowano
tel MOVIE }azienki, W obec kt6rych
stare wygladaja jak-kupciuszki la
z.enki te 60 bardzo %znacznej wiel~
kokci, przeznaczone z jednej strony
ola dam, z drugiej ola m6zczyzn,
a W srodku ola rodzin. Ca}y budy-
mex bia1o malowany, a dach czer-
wony. Znajduje sic W MIN zarazem
cukiernia, r~esturacya i zak}ady
fryzyerskle. Wszystko to wygodne
, okaza}e ale kto vie, czy liozba
go6ci kuraoyjnych bedzie dosc sna-
csna. Kupcy Z pewaa obawa TEN
mysla j mowi4. A niejeden wsponi"
ma prsy TEN 0 dawniejszych csasach'
.kiedy to bardso wielu bogatych
godci polskioh : kr6lestwa i Galicyi
przybywalo de sopot i sostawiafe
tam wiele pien,edsy. Wyrzekaja "a
razem, il SIC to ma gorsze smleni-
10, a wiele why ma W TEN zarzad
kapielowy, kt6ry ME okazuje po-
lakom zsdnej wgledno6ci, oraz he
ca zagorzalc6w n~iemieckich, kt6~
rzy ich wprost odstreczaja cd przy~
bywania do tel pieknej m%ieiscos-
ci nadmorsklej. Oni dogadzajs tenn
swej nienawi6ci ku wszystkiemu co
polskie, lecz kieszeh llcznych os6b
skazanych ma doch6d re strony gos'
ci kaplelowych - grubona TEN
tract. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
Polska pod Moskalem.

q 1ITWY donosza: " mas
teczku Mohilnie. W CUB minskiej,
~zdarzylo sic, jak donosza do ,,Ha-
milica'', cos dziwnego. Bylo t. zja~
wisko atomosferYc2ne kt6re ukazalo
sic w6r6d dnia. Ujrzano nagle wielr
HI dym mad miastem, gdzle zrobllo
sic prawie ciemno. Wrzyscy wo4ali
,,Zginellsmy, pozar!" Mleszkahcy
opuscili domy; jedni biegli szuka6
rzekomego pozaru, drudzy zaczeli
wynosiG ruchomo6ci. Mkt jednak
ME widzia}, gdz.e sic pail. Ze We,
poblizxlch przybiegl' przestl aszeni
ch}opl; mieszkahcy zjednego kohca
miasta biegli ma drugi koniec j ode
~rotnle. Dym tymczasem sle wzma-
gal, przyczem s}yszet s'e daily jakles
odg}osy przerazajace. Wreszcie Cd
re "a miastem ~opuscifa sic
jaka6 chmura W postac, s}upa, oear-
stodo}e, kt6ra wywroci}a, Ia
MAC j. ma kawa}ki. .S}np sta} ma
niejscu przesz}o 20 minut, poezem
sic W gore i znikna}. On to
oy} przyczyna wielkiego dymu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
KRZYZ
ELEKTRYCZNY

DE- ala pc kilku godxi-
mach czasami 10 kilku
dnfa b. Krzyz ten powi-
MEN wisie6 we dnle j "
nocy ma ~jedwabne5 Dltce
ma szyi spuszcz0nY At do
dolka. rieb,eska strong
odwr6cony do GAIA.
Pred uzyciem rae No
die po u1yciu nalezy
krsYx ten wlo4yt do LETT
niego octu ma pare minut
Ola dzieei moczyt Y
slabszym occ'e.
Krzyt ten kos. sdie.
81 90 i wyse}smy go m
Gale e.any Il. i do Ka-
nady. Gwarantujemy. 3e
krzyz ten dziala skutec~
niej, nib PAS, kttry Jest
cd 1920 ray drozszy.
Lepszcgo srodka leczni-
czego :ak ten krzyz ne
ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

OSTB0W. Pc d}ugich cierpie-
mach zakohcsy} zywo4 doczesny
dnia 6 BIN. 6p., Witold Leitgeber,
wydawca ,,Gazety Ostrowskiej." -
By} gorllwym patryota - ale ME
do66 ostroznym W obecnym stosun-
kach. Ia broszure o tax zwanym
skarbie narodowym W Rapperswylu
W Szwajcaryi, wytoczono mu pro-
ces 0 zdrade s;anu i skazano go ma
rok wi?zienla we fortecy: Naslepst~
VEN rewlzyl II. niego dokonanych
by}y procesy przeclwko akademi~
komi gimnazyastom. Zacnego by}
charakteru, ale nieszczesliwy. Spo-
k6j jego duszy, a swiat}osc wickul>
sta niecha] mu swiecl ma wleki wife,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
CZERNIEJEWO. W Grotko

CZERNIEJE WO. W Grotko-
vie powiesi} sic ma drzewo l6-letnl
chlopak. Ukrad} on pewnej koble~
Gle 4,50 mix. ize wstydu powies'}
sic, ale ieszcze mu dose wcsesnie
ursnieto %postronek. Niezad}ugo pc"
tenn upatrzy} soble chwile stdsow"
niejsz4 i p~owt6rzy{ to samob6jstwo
- tym razem 'skuteczn'e, DO ayd
przesta}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
o Dw6ch syn6w ma:

JAROCIN. Dw6ch syn6w maj
stra szewskiego. p. kagodziAskiego
posz1o do lasu / n%azbiera}o grzyb6w
Grzyby by}y jadowite 49, l starszy
IA letni umar1 a m}odszy ciezko
Jest chory. w lokalach szkolnych
VISA ma scianach tablice Winkel~
mama. - Obowiazkiem .nauczyciell
Jest, ably dzieciom szkolnym polka
zywali ma tych tabllcach wymalo~
wane grzYby jadowlte jadalne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

GOLUB. w niedziele nad vie.
czorem spalll sig tn tartak p. Fer
busch, z kt6rym razem spali}o sig
bardzo wiele desek, popali}y sic
r6wniez sasiednie p}oty iszopa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

NEKLA. Bardzo ciekawa probe
zrobil tn niedawno pewien borowy.
Bedac 6wiadkiera naocznym, jak
kot wyleg}q co dopiero kuropatwe
zgniszda porwa}, chcia} js urato~
wac, lecz by}o "a p6zno. Pozosta{e
ala sabral potem do domu i nasas'
dill ma ME kure. Wkrdtce potem
wyleglo sic IL m}odyoh kurorate'
wek. Borowy otoczy} je swag trosk.
liwo6oia. Lecz kt6igniew iego OPT
sze, gdy pevnego poranka otwor'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

Powin,en sic zuajdowat " kazdym domu, " p0s1adaniu kazdego czFonka TO.
dNnv, czv to chorgo cry zdrowego. ,.s
Pzysl,, ledneeo doe1a pnez Express, Money Order Tub Tesistrowany lit,
9 nv wvsemy darmo Diamond elektryczny krzyz Tub 9 a 500. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
# Tyaqce p0dziegowsh odebraI6my cd o6b. khe zostay wyeczone = -
mocabkrzyza. Ponizej podajemy knka 2 tych podziekowah. YEA
NEW ORLEANS, La, 28 Lutego 1909 w zhqcseniu posylamy panus
IS 90 ma net krzyi6w elektrycznych. Te kt6resmy Doprsedno otrzymasZP rE1
noay4c ndowr9 ugY. Proany Q jaknaszybsc nadeslane. - S1o Is ~
NEDYKTYNKI, 1924 Douphine sH. New Orleans La. 8 9s - a
3OO milwaukee ave. Dept. 80. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
o Do gazet docho

JAROCIN. Do gazet docho~
dza tale z powiatu, ma opiesza9osc
" zapobieganiu nleszcze6ciom. Pred
kllku dniaml skutkiem napsutego
promu i lichej }odzi przewozowej
utone}o ~ dziewczat i przewoznlk
ola tego, re zgody ME byio ma to,
kto 6w prom mia} zbudowac W
miejsce starego. Teraz' to samo dzie~
ie sic z mostem "a obszarze kru.
czyna. Dula % maja ma tym mos
Gle dzlurawym zarwa{y sig konie
pokaleczy}y. Cd tego zasu mine}o
6 tygodni, a mostu ME naprawio~
no. Zachodzl BOWEN sp6r o to,
kto ma obo wiazek utrzymac ten most
W ~nalezytym stanie, powlat, czy tax
wv. adiacenci, ii. CT, kt6rzy z mostu
tego korzystaja. Owl %adjacenci uda-
Ii sic dnia 81 czerwca do kr6l. rejer.
CYL, a ia odda}a za}atwienie tel
sprawy landratow wi W Jarocinie -
a mic do dnla 2 lipca RIB. ~jesscze ME
uczyniouo. = 4 tego powodu owe
tale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
~ kurnik, marsz jakby NJ komenl-
de wszystk,e jego wychowanlce
frune}y " pobliskie zyto j znlk}y
ma zawsze, Daremne byto nawo}y-.
wanie ich kury * macochy-
Il ~znahskie

OsTR0W. D}ugoletni gl6wny
n%auczYciel szko}y katollckiej 6p.
Leon Mizgalski, zakonczy} 1ywot
docsesny " 50 roku 1ycia: w roku
w.ia} emeryture pc 4o-letn.
czynnosci. Przez dlugl ozss by}
dyrygentem s.ko}y wieczornej, oras
udziela} nauki v gimnazyum, jake
nauczyceil pomocniczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
w WARSZAWIE pred sadem

w WARSZAWIE pred sadem
stawa}a Jadwiga Sosnowska, kobie-
ia 40 letnla, zvna w{oscianina sred-
niei z%amoznosci. Matka Sosnows-
kiej, "a letnia starus~kaj Katarzyna
Opatowa, mieszka}a PREY nlej.
Pewnego dnia, gdy do Sosnowskiej
przysz}a sasiadka roze 7zawszy sic
pc cha}upie, n1e spostrzeg}a starusz-
XII ma zwyk1em miejscu, zagadne}a
oskarzonq, co sig z matka dzieje?
,,Przenios}am u NJ inne mieszka~
ME-" rzek4a c6rka. TEN innem
mieszkanlem by{ chew. Biedna,
zniedo}eznia}a starowine osadzl}a
Sosnowska W chlewie wraz z krowa
i trzoda, a ulokowawszy js W tenn
pomieszczeniu, drzwi zaryglowa}a "a
SODA. Ma Opatowe] koszuli nawet
ME by4o stsra parcianka i rozsypu.
jacy sic W lachmany HAITIAN Ly}ylc Ca
10 jej garderoba, dostrajajaoy sig
zreazt4 do chlewu, kt6ry jej przes-
naczono l 10 zwierzat, Z ktoreml
sasiadowa{a. Csem i jak tywi}a zig
sig nieszcse6liwa przez dni kilka,
p~ozosta}o ola sqdu taajemniiica ale
wkr6tce meczsrnia je] skohczyt sig
mla}a. Krowa udersy}a ja rogiem
" glove l starowina skoaa}a. Sos
nowska, pociagn,eta do odpowie~
dzialno6ci o pozbawienie wolno6ci l
znecanie sic mad matka, ME przyz-
na}a sic do why. Jadw'ge sosnows-
ka skazano ma pozbawienie wszYst-
kich praw i przywilej6H ma osa-
dzenla " wiez;enlu przez cztery
lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

GRUDZ1ADZ. ,,Wyzsza'' kul-
turs! w ekspedycyi,, Gaz. Grudz.'
oddauo karte pocztowa nastepujacej
treSci: AN Polack Kulerski bier
Getreidemarkt: Schicken Sic polni~
scher Humid, keinen Wahlzettel,
sonst holt Sic der Deibel. - Elm
Deutscher." - Znaczy to pc polls
ku: do Polaka Kulerskiego "
miejscu przy Rynku zbozowym. Me
p~rzysy}aj, polski psle, kartki wy
borczej, DO l~naczei djabli Gig wez-
ma. - Pewien Niemiec."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

a~kzezwany Volta krzyz.
wynalezlony zostal W Au.
stfyi pred kilku laty. !
wkr6tce wszedk " uzycie
" Niemczech, Francyl.
Guandynawii i innych
keropeJsxich kraiach,
edzie 20 u3ywaja Jake
srodek leczniczY przeciw
reumatyznowi i wielu Inc
nym chorobom.
Diamond eiektryczny
krzv4 leczy reumatyzm,
neuralgie. holesci " krzy-
2u. wewnetrzne dolegli-
wosci, slaboSc. nerwowost
roztargnienie, bezsenDost,
hyeterye. paraliz. epilep-
sye. apOpleksye, dycha.,
vice, brak pamteciJ bez..
nadzieinosc, niemoc. ta-
nlec sw. Vita, zakazoDa
krew, NEST rawnost. brak
apetYtu j 1ol+6ci zof9dka
Powin,en sic znajdowa
dzinv, CIV to chorego OF
Przyslil iednego dollar
9 my wvs'emy darmo d
Tyaiacp nOdziNpOwak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30


{Wiel.N eWman
lekarstWO z Zi61f
{wyleczenia uskutecznia gdy{
I wszystkie insze chybia. :
7HF'D!1>"'1rFT II !
{Wyleczony z reumatyzmu,$
b6lu W zoladku, slabo- :
! Sci W nogach, kwas- :
nego smaku W u :
I stach i z wielu :
I innych dole :
gliwosci. !
= Wiel Neumsnie! Choroba moja2
<jest TAXA he sam op~owiedzie6 Il
kledwodcia moge. Csa~em sdajef
{mi zig 70 jestem zdr6w i tak{
3bede sig czuf .eldwa tygodnie lub1
missi4c;;~ Petem*~ ohorobAf
{daje zig odcsuwa6. zoladek za-f
{csyna mnie dolegat, apetyt zgi-f
fnie, dostane b6le " obydw6ch{
1bokach 4o}4dka, " nogach .czuje{
2sie bardzo siaby i moi zoladekt
4rseczywidcie jest. s}aby. 60 tyl-f
{ko zjem to mi smskuje kwa6uo,y
$ani nawet smaki pokarmu nie1
dojs6. Czesto musze mo~{
xkrzyc. Mann reumatyzm bardzo1
$dokuczajacy. Zawsze mi sic gay
xzy pc jedzeniu odbiiaja i tel mam{
Xb6le W zo1adku. Wick moi jest&
x25 lat; waga 1875 fnnt6w. w ten4
xspos6b cierpie 2 lata !
+ Oczekujac pocleszajacej z :
: niecierpliiwo6cis pozostaje&
: A n t. So m a !
> r. f. D. = 1. Gardner, Mass.4
I List pisany pc uzyciu !
: lekarstWa. Z
J Wiel. Neumanie! Donosze wam8
2ze pc wyploiu waszych lekarstw,{
{zdrowle mi sic zupefnie przywr6-&
Cello. Me czuje zadnych b6l6wx
Nv zoiadku i wog6le czuje sie$
4bardzo .dobrze, apetyt odzyska-3
$1em i. mann dobra SNAKE " u-4
1stach, jestem silny ma nogach il
y checia lie do piracy gdzie@
@przedtem byfo mi mai wiekszem4
4zmartwieniem be tel i byfem za$
@chory. Dziekuje ci po niezli..3
4czone razJ i mozez bye pewien$
3ze Gle ME zapomne DO juz wyda-$
31em $4o0 u r6znych specyalist6w@@
Il ME otrzyma}em zadnej pomocy%
"a D ciebie takiem ma}em, kosztemf
$zdrowle zupelnie odxyska}em {
@pozostaje z szacunkiem ma zawsze1
I A t. So m k :
: II. r. D.-1 {
Gardner, Mass. !
{nAD4l0 Za}aczcje &c. sna~1
GEEK pocztowy na;:
tormularz, opisu-S
10y jak ia chorYch lecze.
: Reverend Newman,
3lS63 w. Lake St.. Chicago, I'll.
Ss 49, SG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
2 Prus Polskich.

'GDANSK. w czwartek rano
wyskoczy4a oknem 2 drug'ego pig.
ira pewnego hotelu 81 letnia kraw-
cowa Utasch, chcac sobie odebrac
zycie. Niedosz}a samob6jczyni roza
bi}a sobie czaszke iodnios}a ciYzkie
obrazenia wewnetrzne; edwieziono
- do domu chorYch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
SKOKI. w Budziszewle chic

SKOKI. w Budziszewle chop
cy zapa)ili suche drzewo ma pclu. Cd
ognia tego zapali}o sic dojrzewaja-
.ce zyto. Ludziom uda}o sic p}omieh
zagasi6, ale spa}i} sic dose znaczny
obrzar zboza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

regn1uje wsze1kie
nfew1aSciwo5ci Pc
r~yOdyczne,. pre-
maya k~ongesty4,
1eczy choroby or
Qan6w r0dnych /
s1aboSoi " stanie
powaznym / przy
porodach / podczas
zmiany zycia. 81.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03
ONE MANS CAREER.
Result of Making Himself Office Boy
 at Nothing a Week.

Washington Letter in Boston Transcript
 Be good to the office boy is a moral taught by the career of William Alden Smith of Michigan. He had saved lit- tie money and wanted place to study Blackstone. This was in 1879. He thought first of Chicago and even went so far as to go to that city and apply for place as office boy in the firm of Walker & Dexter. But 1t was in the summer and the heads were all out of town, and he ended by returning to Grand Rapids. Here he selected the firm of Burch & Montgomery. He had sug- gested this before, but they had not needed him. He was this time confront ed by a closed office and a card tackled on the door saying they were out of town and would not be back for several weeks.
 But this did not daunt Smith, who looked up MT. Pierce, the owner of the building and a man of some prominence in the town. He told Pierce what he wanted and finally persuaded him to give him a pass key to the office. And so it happened when Judge Burch re- turned he found his offices swept and garnished and a brisk young clerk dil- igently reading at one. of the desks. To the inquiries of the judge. the young fellow replied that he. had come to stay; that he was the office boy at nothing a week. All he wanted. he said, was a chance to make himself useful and in- cidentally to read little law. Things were kept so clean and the young man was so respectfully determined to re- main that Judge Burch good naturedly acquiesced.
 In seven years Smith was a member of the firm In seven years more he was part owner In the principle newspaper in the place and proprietor of branch railroad. In another seven years he had added two more railroads to his assets and was in congress- Meantime the wheel of fortune had been turning Montgomery is on the bench of the Michigan Supreme court; Judge Burch. through the influence of his former of flee boy has been appointed assistant to the United States attorney general and resides in " ashington. while Pierce, who had met with financial reverses was rewarded for the pass key which he had given Smith by an appointment as assistant sergeant at arms of the United States house of representatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03
SHE KISSED A cABBY.
New York Woman Wins Bet Made at
 the Waldorf-Astoria.
l the New York American.

From the New York American.
 One kiss and fervent hug administered to a cabman by daintily gowned young woman who had just stepped out of the Thirty-fourth street entrance of the Wal dorf-Astoria on Sunday night decided a bet and caused so much talk inside the hotel and out of it that the story became public last night.
 Miss Elizabeth Trask of St Louis Is the name of the young woman. That her little part in the affair was carried along with as much unction as ever character ized Nethersole stage caress Is vouched for by the cabman who was kissed.
 Miss Trask had been dining in the Wal dorf with three men, and another woman. She remarked that she was proud 10 say she never took a dare.
 I'll wager a box of gloves to a case of wine" said Frank Fuller, one of the party, "that you are afraid to kiss a cab man."
 The girl closed the bargain by instantly arising from her place at the table.
 Show me the cabman' she said.
 The party adjourned to the front of the hotel and MT. Fuller walked over to the curb Perched on the seat of hanson was a man asleep.
 Here" said MT Fuller, rapping his foot with a walking cane. Come down d minute"
 Cabby came down He was one of those cabbies that take things for granted, and he was about to ask where the fare want ed to go, when two arms rustlng with silk and lace swept around his neck, and a kiss was planted on his cheek
 That's all" said Mir. Fuller, handing him a generous tip.
 Another cabman was hailed and he drove the party to Sherrys, where Miss Trask and her friends continued the con versation that had been interrupted in the Waldorf.
 !. The cabman who had been kissed stood Ron the curb and watched the retreating &cab until it swung into Broadway.
 Pinch me Joe" he said to another cab &man, q cant believe it'' < MT. Fuller is said to be connected with the st. Louis eXposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03
Trying the Fad.
From Judge.

From Judge.
 The cannibal king pores long and earn estly oyer package of 'circulars which have beeh. taken from the person of one of his captives At last he says:
 .sWeli, these arguments in support of the different diets certainly do irt rest me. believe I will try 2 ch1nge' Sum health-food man for Breakfast tomor- rou,t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03
An Admiral's Mistake.

Pertinent ilustration: Some years ago an admiral of the United States navy was being bitterly assailed by his enepaies who took from the private war files a certain letter., Tn that letter he had dis cussed the principles which. in his opin- ion,' should govern promotion in the navy and insisted that courage alone did not qualify a man to be commanding officer. Reminding the government how often, as in the case of the Franco-Prus- sian war in 1870, an act of discourtesy had precipitated conflict he pointed out that a brave officer lacking educa- tlon, training and diplomatic tact might involve the nation in serious difficulties. It was therefore wise in making promo tions to consider the character and ante cedents of the man. The admlrals ad- vice was sound, but his letter was pub
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03
Could Move.

From Tit-Bits.
 The Exasperated one-Tm afraid, sir, this town isn't big enough to hold both of usi
 The 1mperturbable-H'm H'm-why don't you start a suburb?
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
FUNERAL ARTXvrrMENTs

A meeting Of the Houston bar has been
called for this morning to draft suitable ex-
pressons Of grief on the death of their
lamented fellow worker, and the courts will
doubtless adjourn tomorrow afternoon for
the funeral. The psllbearers selected for the
obsequies are as follows:
Actlye--James r. Masterson, w. d.
Cleveland, ST., I. S. Roberts, w. H. VIII
son, d, r. FYmier, II. NJ. Elgin, T. A. Lub-
book, J. q, Tod, Andrew Dow, j. g. Bald.
win. s. II. Williams, II. S. Fox and Judge
{. T.. Ashe.
Honorary Clark, II. p. Hamblen.
6. l.. Porter, ]. A. Baker p X Ewing,
:. raliaferro. IL. W Garrow II. r. Fisher,
w, C. oliver, ]. NJ. Coleman
lnterment Of Major Crank's body will be
in Glenwood, beside the remains OF his hrst
wife, who died a number of years ago Al
though his trial and sorrows had been
many, Major Crank was In no sense i'm
poverlshed, as mentioned enormously and
unfortunately in these columns yesterday
On the other hand, he is stated BY an Init
mate friend, Mr.. 1nghnm :. Roberts, to
have been In most comfortable financial cir
cumstances and VIII leave an estate valued
In the nelghborhood Of $4,000 to S15, 600
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25
HALF A CENTURY.

A Prominent Politician is Convinced
At recent club dinner given by news
paper men at Washington, the conversatio
turned upon the subject Of testimonials and
their value In newspaper advertising. II
do not believe" said prominent politician
who was present, that one newspaper tes-
tlmonial In a hundred is genuine"
The owner Of one OF the largest news.
papers 10 the country was present and took
up the subject vigorously, finally agreeing
TO let his opponent select any testimonial In
bis paper and wagering to establish its
gepuiheness to the politicians satisfaction
Quite by accident the case of Mr.. Newton
4 Young OF Pennington, N. j., was Sc.
lected He had been completely cured OF
case OF hemorrhoids, or plies, by the use Of
Pyramid Pile Cure The politician was
especially skeptical regarding this case. as
1t was alleged that Mr.. Young was u man
OF piles after nfty years of awful suffering
and when other remedies had failed. It
was agreed that the politician should write
TO Mr.. Geo. W. Scarborough Phi G., a
prominent resident OF Pennington and that
the result OF the controversy should rest
Scarboroughs answer:
Dear Slr:-Mr. Newton X Young Of
this town, man nearly so years OF age
and &ho has been n sufferer with piles Tar
perhaps half century has been completely
cured by the use Of Pyramid plle Cure /
felt especially Interested in the cnse Ms T.
was upon my recommendation that Mr.
Young began the use Of the remedy after
having used 30 many others, Yours re-
spectfully, Geo. W. Scarborough, Ph. q I"
The Pyramid Drug Company OF Marshall
Mich, have this lettcr IN their nossnssion
and arc willing to guarantee with n bacslns
OF one thousand dollars, tho gcnulneuess ~
Mr.. Scurborough's testimony.