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Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Senator Sullivan
Found Guilty
jury Fixed the h1sximurn Fine Of.
500 as the Penalty

Jefferson City, Mo-: Senator VIII
liam p. Sullivan of Christian County
was Thursday found guilty of solicit
ing a bride from Whitney Layton of
st. Louis for his vote on the alum
repeal bill, and his punishment was
fixed at fine of 500.
The verdict was returned to court
an hour after the Jury had left the
room. To say that it was a surprise
to the defense would be putting 1t
mildly They thought that the pre-
ponderance of evidence which they
had offered would Offset that of the
chief and practically only prosecuting
witness.
The sensation of the day was the
speech Of Attorney General Crow.
To him is given the credit OF the YER
dict. His arraignment of the witness
es Of the defense as perjurers was
delivered with an earnestness which
left NO doubt as to his personal belief
in his startling statements,
He accused Sullivan, Smith and
Newton of perjury, collectively and
Individually, and then said that he
stood responsible for his statement.
His speech was the turning point in
the case His clear calculation of the
theory which he had laid down and
his arraignment of the witnesses for
testifying as they did went far toward
securing the verdict Of guilty. He
made plea for civic righteousness in
legislation which was straight to the
point.
The verdict clears Whitney Layton
of the charge which Sullivan attempt
ed to fasten upon him. On the clear
cut question of veracity between Lay
ton on the one side and Sullivan,
Smith and Newton on the other, the
jury cast aside that of the defense and
took the word of Layton.
At o'clock the attorneys for the
defense filed a motion for a new trial,
which was overruled by Judge Tim
monds Then a motion for an arrest
of judgment was filed and taken UNI
der advisement by Judge Timmonds,
who said that he would render his
decision on August 81.
If this motion is denied an appeal
will be taken to the Kansas City Court
of Appeals, as no constitutional ques-
ton is raised. If an appeal is taken,
ii is thought that there will be few
errors found in the case, as the de-
Tense was granted most of its con
tentions. The chief reliance of the
defense in an appeal will be the claim
that there is no offense under the law
for soliciting a bride.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Quick Work in
Sullivan Trial
Whitney Lsyton's Statemsntssr ere
Denied by the Defense


Jefferson City, Mo-: All Of the tes
timony in the trial Of Senator William
p. Sullivan of Christian County for so
liciting bride was introduced by 500
o'clock Wednesday evening, instruc-
tions of the State and defense have
been submitted and arguments were
begun Thursday morning at 3 o'clock,
after which the charge will be given
to the jury
Directly conflicting stories are told
by the prosecution and the defense.
Whitney Layton, Independent baking
powder manufacturer. told on the
stand OF SullIYan's meeting him in the
large room back of the Senate cham
Der during the last session and there
offering to secure two votes besides
his own. one of which was that of Sen
ator Charles A. Smith of st. Louis,
for $500.
Sullivan and Smith both went on
the stand and contradicted Layton in
nearly every point Sullivan said that
Layton offered him $4,000 for his and
another vote, claiming that he had
TS,OVV Oh Ms pSA5ou " bluu Inc baA-
gain.
Emmett Newton of Springfield also
testified that Layton had asked him
to act as legislative agent to buy Sui
livan's vote, but that he had refused.
Attorney General Grow received
fewer concessions from the court than
the defense, which had most of its OBJ
fofn
allowed to show that Senator Sullivan
had refused to come before the Grand
Jury, but had remained out of reach OF
a subpoena for weeks until the indict-
ment against him was returned. He
was not permitted to prove that both
Smith and Sullivan had neglected to
give their information to the Senate
or to the prosecuting officers.
In rebuttal the State ATTEMPTED to
put Senator N. M. Bradley Of War
rensburg on the stand to show That
Layton had told the same story of the
$4,000 solicitation right after it was
alleged to have occurred.
Mr.. Grow did not attempt to put
this in until after the credibiiity OF
Lay lOh hnu DCCh dlNaChVu ny ohAAA-
van, Smith and Newton. Layton told
the same story to Senator Rubey,
Heather and Dowell and TO the cor
respondents Of Kansas City and st.
Louis dailies.
The jury is considered fairly repre-
sentative. The members paid the
strictest attention to the testimony,
and it is hardly probable that hey
have permitted any evidence to es-
! cape their notice.
The proceedings were characterized
by speed Judge H. c. TimmOns, who
was called into the case by Judge Ha-
zell when a change of venue was TAX
en-, arrived here at 4 o'clock Wednes-
day morning, and was in court at 3
| O'Clock. The preliminary worn and
! part of the testimony was offered be-
fore noon. The principal witnesses
were heard in the afternoon. The de.
Tense fought every inch Of the ground
and filed numerous objections
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
CHM WIn onen POND.

washington; Sir Chentung LANG
Cheng called on Acting Secretary
Adee at the State Department Friday
morning to give oficial confirmation
to the dispatches from China. stating
that the Chinese Government has
agreed to open two Manchurian ports
on October 8. the date for evacuation
of Manchuria by Russia
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Sanders Held for Trial.

Carlyle. III; James Sanders.
charged with killing William H..
Grotts, in the village Of Keyesport
Wednesday afternoon, was given a
preliminary hearing Thursday after
noon and was held to the November
Grand Jury. without bond. Since the
murder was committed. the excite
ment has subsidized in Keyesport He
admits the killing, but pleads self-de,
tense.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Federal Attorney Resiqns.

Kansas City, Mo; Joseph Mccoy.
of Kansas City. assistant United
States attorney for the Western Dis
triet OF the Indian Territory, stationed
at Muskogee. has resigned his posi-
ton, to take eject September /
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Goes Ten Thousand Miles to Wed.

Cairo, ILL.,: Miss Lille Taylor,
brave little Egyptian school teacher,
started last week on a 1O,OO0-mile trip
to join the lover of her childhood
days. She resigned her school in
Jackson County and started for San
Francisco, where she will sail for New
Zealand to become the wife of ]. Hill
lis Boos. Years ago these two young
people we're playmates down on the
Ohio River in GOlconda, Pope County.
When he was in short pants and she
wore short dresses they plighted their
troth and planned what they would
do when they were grown-up people.
Her family moved to Carbonate, and
she attended the Southern Illinois
Normal. then began teaching school.
He drifted from one thing to another
until he landed in New Zealand in
lucrative position. Time and distance
did not lessen their attachment for
each other, and when he had provid-
ed home for her she quickly dropped
her work and left her friends at his
bidding
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Cannot Find the Buatle.

olathe. Has. Mrs Lucy Van
Herokes, who recently lost her hustle
containing $1,000. near st, Paul Mimi.
was found dead at her home near
Shawnee. Kas, Saturday. Secreted
about the house 1855 in gold was
discovered but the hustle containing
the $500 Is still missing
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Drowned While Bathing.

Evansville. Ind: Harry Ross, aged
-. while bathing in the Ohio River
Sunday. was drowned Two compan-
ions, who attempted to rescue him.
came near drowning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Thrse Flramen Inlurad.

st. Paul, Mimi; While hook and
ladder truck was going to FIRE Sun.
day a work car on the city railway
eollided with II injuring Patrick Flem-
ing, truckman; Joe Costello and Lieut..
Henry Ilngvin Fleming may die.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Columbia. Mo-. Miss Ellen Doug
lass Of Cape May. N y. has been ap,
pointed to succeed Professor Bassett
In Missouri University as assistant
professor Ia languages Miss Doug.
lass has just returned from three
years study 10 f'rance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
-. nlnon Aenulttad.

indianapolis. Ind. The Dixon
poison case at .Cannelton. Ind, which
has been one Of the most sensational
murder cases in Southern Indiana
went to the Jury Friday. The jury
was out less than a half hour. and
brought in verdict aeguitting Mrs,
Dixon. But one ballot was taken.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Powell CLAYTON lndlsnoaed.

Mexico, Mexico; Powell Clayton.
United States Ambassador, who has
just returned IRON his vacation. is IN
very poor health and is now eOnhnsl
to his bed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Mersno,s Eleetion AnnnIIed.

Gnayaquil, The election Of Alfredo
Baqueriza Moreno. Ecaadorian MINIS
ter 70 the United States. as vice pres
ident OF the Republic q Ecuador has
been annulled by Congress On ths
ground that L was Unconstitutional
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Ayers Chapel Dedicated.

Winchester. H.: The Ayers Chapel.
an addition to the First Presbyterian
Church. was dedicated Sunday, The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Geo.
Q. bennington of Virginia. m
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Famour Player Dead.

Boston, Mass; Andrew ]. Leonard.
the famous old Boston league bali
player. died at his home. i6 sawyer
street, Friday morning,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
comsieslOners' Efforts Prove Futile

Springfield, H.. Attorney General
Hamlin Friday night put quietus on
the efforts of the Commissioners of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal to
draw from the State treasury all or
part Of the $15O,OOO appropriated for
the canal at the last session of the
Legislature. Payment of the money
has been withheld, owing to a suit
brought against the State Treasurer,
State Auditor and Canal Commission
ers by Richard f. Burke of Chicago,
who secured a temporary Injunction
restraining payment This Injunction
was dissolved later. Effort was then
made to draw $4,000 of the appropria-
ton, but the State Treasurer refused
payment pending an opinion by At
torney General Hamlin. He rules that
payment must be withheld until the
suit is passed upon by the Supreme
Courf
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
aansoa-pumontIs LIE &c.

Paris The Temps says ri Santos,
Dumont & going to Brazil % restore
his broken health, and that. accord.
'lngly, the experiments with military
automobile balloons have been post
poned
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
cameele aids Burns' Desoendants.

London Andrew Carnegie has set
tied $50 year for life and Mr. and
Mrs Brown. who occupy the house in
Dnmfriea IN which Robert Burns died.
Mrs Brown is the daughter Of the
poets eldest son. Robert.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
santa Fs shop Burns at Beaumont

Beaumont, Tex: The roundhouse
and machine shop Of the Santa Fe
railroad In this city were destroyed by
Gre early Sunday morning Five en-
gines and much machinery were to-
tally destroyed. the loss being estimat-
ed at 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Italy Holds Her Fleet in Readiness,

Rome: Orders have been sent TO
the Italian feet in the Mediterranean
TO concentrate Ia Sicilian waters and
hold itself In readiness to sail to the
Turkish coast.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
~ IN From -.

Blcomington IIl n b. Moles-
worth was killed Tuesday By being
thrown from q horse He was a we'll.
known resident 81 Normal AGED so
years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
coantrell's Band Meetu.

Kansas City, Mo-; The annual re.
union Of survivors Of Quantrelrs guer-
rllips was hold Saturday at EndeDend-
ence.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Z POD MOSKALA.

KAIISZ.-Rok dnhiapa
.iak otwarta zosta1a=n noa.La,.
Ia. zanim ohazarn;a;aza ~
danny snrawozdanieo@ 70.
rzy6ciach lei otwarcia.n;a
Cd rzeczy podac kr6tKo6c;
.dotatnies stronv. wvwolana
ruchem k~oleiowvm.P Pre-.
observation-disclosures. gdvz mi
mo kikunastu postawionvch
dom6w Il r6znych stronach
n1iasta Ina .przedmie5eiu.w
.strone kolei, mieszka6.niema
.pustych. sklepY zaiete .
.Wszedzie. Przez fen=roksnrzy.
hu,aich nauna Iczhanr,o.
Eaawszrstk;am anoz;uwclvcb=
toTarsmi loEeioWsni IiILs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

5 WllJEsGIz OJCzYzET7,.IIzH1e

SKARSZEWY Miasto na-
sze obchodlcbe 905zrr.
800 rocznice uzyskania praW
miejskich,.. JakoWies istniaalltyy
SkarszeWy uz przedte'm przy.
najmniejs 800 lat. 2 powodu
tei rocznicy wydaje naulczy-
ciel relign Waszyhski 2
Wreszcza, kt6ry tu daWnieji
byl wikarym, historya MAS '.a
ia, a radsa lm11liiejska uc,h1Walila
ma druk 200 mr.. zapom6zki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Z PRUS POLSFaCH.

q E Pol6w minogoW
wypadi " tym roku bardzo
licho, = tego powodu pod
skoczyly ceny dose znaeznle.
Dotychczas p}acono 40 %.
"a kope, obecnie zaS zadala
rybacy $50 marek. va
drodze do Baldowa napadio
kilku lazeg6W pewnego 70
botnika z Kr6lestWa Polskiee,--
90 i zabrali mu nowe ublra-
ME i IL mi. got6wka. Robot '''l'l
mix 6w poznal ich dokfadt7lnie,
vice zapewne uda sic napast
nik6w wykryc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

MALBORK. Prey zapala-
niu lampy ~powstala i slusa-
RIA Jantzena eksplozya, kt6-
"a spowodowala ogie6: Uda1o
sic jednak sasiadom przytlu-
mic ogie6, tax, re pomoc stra-
zy ME b,yla potrzebna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

jednym
: Z, tutejszych hotel zass f'1t:'
sic przybyly do Krako wa,
pred kilku dniami adjunkt
2 CzortkoWa, Kornel
Ml'1asanapdzij.
Gdy do godzinY5e Man
dzij ME wychodzi} 2 zajmo-
wanego przez siebie pokoju,
zawezWana policya otworzyla
drzwi. Zobaczono WtedyMand=
dzija lezacego v kaluzJy XIV. krWi
ma iemi 2 reWolWerem "
zastygle u dloni.
strzal skieroWany v uas s'1a
= wielko kalibrowego rewol-
weru roztrzaskall glove po-
Iwodujac sm1ietrc natychmnlilasls1t:
Pow6d samob6istWa nnieu-
choroba. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
jake mas

Jake mas
tepstwa mice moze czasem
tart, o tenn swiadczy najle-
piej nastepujacy wypadek.
Pewien gefreiter z zaloguja-
cego tn batalionu piechoty
bawil sic W izbie koszarnej 2
nozem kieszonkoWym. Wtem
nadszedl jaki5 rekrut, kt6re-
20 gefreiter 6w zatrz ymai /
p~rzylozywszy tmu MOI do
piersi rzek1: "Teraz Gle zabi-
je." Sadzil on, ze sprezyna
noza pod naciskiem sic zam-
knie i sprawl skohczy sic
strachem rekruta, tymczasem
sprezyna sic ME zamkne1a, j
n6z wszedl rekrutowi gleboko
W piersi tax, ze musslano go.
odstawic do lazaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

KOWALEWO. Ma szosie
pomiedzy Bielskiem a Kowa-
lewem spadia z:woza 22-letn.
d%ziewczyns tax nieszcze6liwie,
10 dostala sic pod kola, kt6-
re jej piers zupelnie zgniotly.
Biedaczka kr6tko pc tenn du-
cha wyzionela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

RADzYN " Grudziadz
KEN Nv Golebiewie spaliiiy
sia karozmllaa. stajnia stodcla.
Stoke. poniewas q budyn6I1
bylY drAwniane po1ar,
ais rossser.
&, nlalo Il 4 81 !
s q Ny 4 os l1ses 81 |I o. I,||lI.lsIII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

MIELzYN. Nauczyciela 3.
.Guzlhskiego zrzuconoz urze-
.du, pos 1atach sluzby.Sad
dyscyplinarny v BEydgosztczy
z.alrzucl lmll5u, ze dnia wr re
MA 1902 r.zdejmujac (po|
sedanie choragiew pod
das q niezWinal tylko, Wr q 4
ell v kat Dalej, zew dniu2
wrzet5Elnia 1902 (sedan y a. i
rozkazsgI6wnego nauczyciela,|
pdikolajcz.aka natyohlm l,Il
ME y lsrlrozpeczza spsa pc
ulIoeczystto6!.c'li.s lko6cu, ~
~ ~ ME
snadsYls
1IlIIlI|lg M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

iona stolarza
Vita wskoczyla = sWem1iil.
dwoma dziedmi do WissB E
blaskiej. Dzewiecioletniasc6r
ke zdolano wyratowac matka
j syn 6.letni utoneli Prawdo-
podobnie popelnila ezyn ten
" napadzie oblakania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24


sis
|nieraz nIfho mndjscyeIpIaa
ls|lIsI
Z 6
'sis daje sscsg61nie1asznl a
ds1sze wyiaady wstrony,
,trudno dos
dorozke Ruch przyj ~
est Woggolel1 duly,
dni, kt6rych Y chWiiI
przybycia pociagu, Gale sznu-
rys. dorozsk omnib,us66lW|
lwioza do
miasea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
z POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO. w procesie, a-
ki Wytoczono x. prob. Kra-'
jewskiemu 2 KuboWa, ma os-
karzenie zaniesione prze2
nauczyciela Gensego, zeznal
jake swiadek obWodoWy pc
wien gospodarz 2 KuboWa, ze
gdy sic zapytal nauczyciela
pana Gensgego, ma co on
dis wywiesi1 choragiew? Ryl
to dzie6 seda6ski) odpowie-
dial nauczyciel, ze byl zmu-
SONY to zrobic, ale MIA MOI
ma. utrzec! Tlomacz to
zeznanie przetlumaczy4 dos
lownie. Ma to swiadectwo "a
przysiezone odpowiedzial p.
Genske, re to ME prawda, q
sad temu zaprzeczeniu uwier-
zyl.
ZEGRZE pod Poznaniem.
w szopie ola sikawki gmin-
nei znaleziono cialo.aPolicya
stwierdzila, re to ciafo siod]a-
RIA Walentego Marzeniaka 2
Gl6wny, kt6ry " stanie IA.
pilym tax nieszczesliwie
upad11ze zrani1 sic " glove, a
z tego 6miert poni6sl.
KOSCIAN. w SierakoWie
osiadly gospodarz sobiech,
obchodzil 2 malzonka swoja
5O-letni jubileusz wesela. Fac
nj jubilaci SO jeszcze czerst-
wego zdrowia oboje j ME wi
daG po Mich tax sedziwego
wieku. Niechaj i'm Pan Bog
jeszcze " d1ugie lata zdrowiai
czerstwosci udzieli!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

Z CZERNIEJEWO. Gospo-
darz Pok1adecki, powr6ciW-
sly 2 Pobiedzisk, skarzyl sic
ma Dol glowy j polozyl sic v
I6zko. Kiedy iona oblozy1a
mu glove mokra chustka rye
przestal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

albIsolRii.alzzklI q
|spotkala goA,,I,agroda
GALICYl.

@s@Ss - ss#5zS ssa9SHsS#
u ...ZI.IIZz.
Proceas na:
pa5c ~zydoWsk4 naartystou
malar.zy zakofIcza.ylI skaza e
lniem zyd6w M ka.lrlyO,
fskarzonyeh bylo Z - 'F gig
reszte alwolniono Cd why
kary. iskazz,an i, I 2Rl.y yf'
lka ster ma Il dni 6cislleggo'
aresztu. Izrael Rein K RAM
ma cztery miesiace ciezkiieeggoD
wieziie,mia zpostem co tydzilet9h1,,
% .Szymon Kaufmlialn1n, Ja-
|kub Anis, Natan Borg ma 3
|miesiace ciezkiego Wiezien1llila|
zpostem co tydleh, Da-
wild Panzer, Pin FriedmmaEnn,
Mojzesz Bell ma 2 miesiace
wiezienia ciezkiego postem
Co tydzied. s. szyja Rosen-
garten ma miesiac Wiez iltaE'i
z postem co tydzieh. Wyrok
wywarl Wrazenie slime. Pod
czas rozprawy obWinieni "a "a
~chowywali sic zupelnie spo-
kojnie, przekonani byi VI
docznie, ze i'm sic uda %
odpowiedzialnosci sic Wykre-
cic. 70 tel kiedy przeWodnii--
czacy zaczal wyg1aszac kary,
wszczela sic Wrzawa zWfa-
SEGA IA galeryi, zapelnionej
z%yd6wkami. w mie6cie wy.
rok sadu, karzacy spraWie-
dliwie zydoWskie wybryki,
spotkal sic 2 og6lnem uzna-
MEM. 2 okazyi procesu pisze
krakowsk ,,Glos Narodu":
Sprawiedliwosci stale sic za-
dose. zydzi, kt6rzy v spo-
sob tax podstepny bez mai
mniejszego poWodu, jedynie
ola dogodzenia swej rasowej
j religijnej %nienaWisci do
chrzescian, omal ME zamor-
kilku mlodych ludzi,
.odpokutuja we wiezieniu "a.
:sw6j Gym niegodziWy. Moe
wyrok sadu po-
dzia1a usmierzajaco ma hum
.zydowski utrzyma czas ia
kiS nawodzyjego niebezpiecz-=
ne porywy. Niestety rozpra-
wa ME odkryla ~gl6wnych
A'se ! 49,.
- saLna t1rah 1nd6m
- d. aaara,,l; n;kc.emne
ofa; ra1r1',eon;n zatr,,s
t,ah a,,l;a,lz6m nrz.z-chrza-
" 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24


W GLIWICACH ma Slaz-
ku pruskim stawala niedawno
pred sadem 14letnia drew
.czynka jake swiadek pred
sadom 1awniczym i ma zapy-
TAME sedziego odpowiadala
pc polsku. Sedz~ia.
.azeby zeznawa1a pc niemiec-
ku, ~dzieWczynka 2 niewiado-
mel przyczyny ehciala zezna-
wac tylko pc polsku. Sad
skaza1 ia ma jeden dzieh ma
tychmiastoWego aresztu, upa-
.trujac Y postepowaniu dziew-
czynki karygodny up6r. I to
sic nazyWa sedzia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

q i - ssasa,9s
BIZ ( I
szzcze6c 1!lIEs taie0l13'
.letnlilejs 9. Przyy q
q ,I||II1ll.IE q, &: dz e 8,
.lGh1le Chez predze9j rrozpalic,
.n l'lll. % spiecasok
czemokoWitaw butelceHeks
palaca okoWita
. Oh acala. DzieWcze tax t.,
.strasszznnie siespoparzylo, e po
5dw6eh dniach umarlo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Dominiuum
.Cieleta przechrzcono ma Ze-
land. Nieslychana " 6wiecie
c~ywilizowanym praktyka "a
cietosci rasowej.

CHEIMINSKA DYECE-
IVA. Dnia 17go b. m. pc po-
ludniu zmar " jednym ze
zaklad6w leczniczych " Ber-
linie ks. Emil Neumann, pro-
boszcz " R~ogoznie, W deka-
nascie Lasinskim.
KS. WladyslaW Rey-
mann, proboszcz " Pruszczu,
obchodzi} II b. m. p. rocz-
nice kaplahstwa.
Dnia II b. m. otrzYmal ks.
J6zef Block, proboszcz " Sta
rogardzie, instytucya kano-
niczna ma dziekana dekanatu
starogardzkiego. Ks. Max.
Pawlicki przeniesiony 2 Vie
la do Golubia " miejsce cho-
rego ks. Augustyna kebins-
kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

sKOKI. Miasto to jest
~przewaznie polskiem a "
Radzie miejskiej zasiada CITE
.rech niemc6w j dw6ch ~
dow, q ami jednego polaka
ME ma! Dnia 26 listopada
mielii5m1y wybory oto pano-
vie Kasinowski iStan odda1i
glossy ma zyda, 9. ?. Ki lsE-
5czewski sic ME stawil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

KCYNIA. Mistrz rzeznicki
pan J6zef Kazmierczak ma.
.byl Cd kupca 2. Loewenberga
kamienice "a p tvs. NIX NIX:
mu Boze nadaI. Jest
to jul druga kamienica, kt6-
"a wykupil Cd zyd6W.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-22
BITS OF NEWS TOO
SHORT FOR A HEAD.
Boiled Down to Four Lines
and Bunched.
HAND MIRROR OF EVENTS HERE
Happenings in The City and Suburbs
of Local interest to Be Perused at
Leisure While Your Coffee is Slowly
Cooling.

Photographs enlarged and work gu
aranteed ir Pastel, Water color, India
Ink, Sefla and Crayon at M. s. HolIi-
days.
Don't walk; don't fret; call mes
senger from the Western Union Office
and let him do it for you. The system
there. is complete.
The concert for the benefit of the
public school library fund will be
most enjoyable occasion, the best talent
here taking part therein.
Bushel baskets of eggs are now to be
seen at the grocery stores here, and
dealers do not attempt to work shell
game on the price, either.
Gentlemen who dress we'll are inter
ested in the sale of suits now going on
at w. D. Bailey'e. Peruse his ad
today and be suited in suit
Americas merchants put in a busy
day yesterday. But as they have lit
tie else than busy days now, a rush
passes by almost unnotieed.
"Old Slosh" the street sprinkler,
trundled forth yesterday, a reminder
of the good old summer time" when it
settles the dust problem here.
Buchanan Bros had yesterday the
first awberries of the season. They
were from Florida, fine and luscious,
and earlier than ever before.
Report has it that several bold specu,
lators in Americus played the cotton
market advantageously during the re-
cent rise, and now have money.
Several ;hoders of cotton here de-
cIined yesterday to sell at 81 cents.
They demand the even dime, and in
all probability, will get 1t soon.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Key Marshall, who has been i'll with
pneumonia recently, is still in con-
dition regarded as very serious
There will he nothing doing at the
opera house for two weeks, when "Mc.
Carty's Mishaps" comes along on
March 4th. as the next attraction.
Col. @. HI, Beszley, the we'll known
attorney and poet laureate of Lee, was
in Americas yesterday and reports
great property in his good county,
With the large crowd IN the city yes
terday, there was not a fight or 8
drunk reported. Few towns in Geor-
gls are more orderly than Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1903-02-22
A Weak Stomach.

Causes weak body and invites di-
sease. Kodol Dyspeptic Cure cures and
strengthens the stomach, and wards of
and Overcomes disease. J. B. Taylor, a
prominent merohantof Chriesman, Tex.
says; ST could not eat because of a
weak stomach. I lost all strength and
run down in weight, All that money
could do was done, but all hope of re-
coyery vanished. Hearing of some
wonderful cures effected by the use of
Kodol, l concluded to try it. The first
bottle benz fitted me, and after taking
tour bottles I am full restored to my
usual strength, weight and health. w.
A. Rembert.