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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-06-25

HNOR SALE 'HEAP-An S.room house and a
lot and half located north OF Beld ng
BROS boarding house. Inquire or address
Arthur Foss.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-06-25

E'OR SALE-Fine asparagus plants and
Call on o. A. hummer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08

For further information apply to
 s. T. sukkAIf, U. T. A., Onion Depot. Mont. ?. B. MAlTEs Sc A; Commerce st., Mont. j. (. HALLE, Gen. Pass. Agent. w. A. WINBURN, Xice-Pres. and Traf Mv,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08

on  High aS S1 through through Pulman from
  York and Snan andJ see?
  all poIn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08
1.-THE OLD SCRATCH"
How the Evil One Came to be Popu-
 larly Known as "The Old Scratch" |"

One of the many familiar names of his satanic majesty is "The Old Scratch" It Is undoubtedly due to the fact that scratching is so disagreeable that peopl, thought 1t no worse than the evil one. A scalp full of dandruff keeps one scratch ing all the time not only disagreeable but considered very inelegant in polite society as 1t should be-because one ought to keep the scalp so clean that it would not itch. To cure the scalp of dandruf ef- fectively, use Newbro's Herpicide. It kills the germ that creates the dandruff, which is preliminary to falling hair. and. finally, badness. No other hair prepara- ton kills the dandruff germ. Herpicide also Is a very delightful and effective hair dressing. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The HerpIcIde Co.,. Detroit. Mich. E. G. Fo~- Ter, Special Agent. sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08
Art in Entertaining.

Detroit Free Press.
 "Oh. the refreshments needn't cost much"
 "No?'
 No. if one manages, nobody will be able to decide which are refreshments and which are decorations, and in that way most everybody goes away without eat ing"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08
rree From Calomel or poisnn

Laxo Pills are a mild and gentle laxa- tive, yet sure and effective, purely Vege- table and are absolutely free from caio- mel. mercury or mineral poison. Will correct habitual constipation. Will not gripe or nauseate. Druggists. 9 cents.
 adv
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
FIRST BALLOT TAKEN
No Cardinal Received the Necessary
Two-Thirds Vote.
TWO OF THEM SICK,
4 Tightly Sealed Box Was Conveyed
10 Apartments Of the Inyalids
and Therein They Depos-
ited Their yotesI

Rome. Aug. 1.-The cardinals all
awoke at an early hour Saturday
morning TO the ringing Of a loud bell
10 realize the business before them.
Mass was said In the Pauline chapel
by Cardinal oreglIa. the eamerlingo.
who afterwards administered COM
munion TO each cardinal The scene
was most majestic when the members
OF the sacred college as humble con-
municants advanced 10 receive COM
munion from the hands OF the Gamer
lingo. who subsequently, gave a short
address on the solemn nature OF the
occasion. After this each cardinal
celebrated another mass either at the
altar in sala Ducale OF IN his rooms
at the movable altar prepared for the
purpose. Breakfast. consisting OF a
cup Of coffee and rolls. followed. This
was taken privately by the cardinals
In their cells. Then the great business
OF the day was at hand at 10 o'clock.
All the cardinals assembled In the Sis
tine chapel for the first ballot.
There were many grumbllngs at un-
comfortable beds. heat. odors and 9TH
er discomforrts endured. one cardinal
declaring he had not slept a wink be-
cause OF mosquitoes. The chapel pre-
sented a picture OF much animation
and beauty. violet being the leading
color. Six candles on the altar gave
a peculiar light In conjunction with
daylight streaming through the win
dows and cleaning on empty thrones
and on a long line Of seats with their
baldachlnos (canopies) occupied by
cardinals intent upon the business at
hand Everything was symbolic. Even
the baldachlnos. which are now raised
over the cardinals chairs IN the Sis
tine chapel. are "a sign that each mem-
Der of the sacred college has a per-
sonai part in the sovereignty of the
apostolic see. but when the pope IL
elected they are removed the new
pontin alone remaining with this SYM
Dol of power. The cardinals went 20
the Sistine chapel accompanied BY
their conclavists carrying portfolios
aud papers. when Cardinal Orcglia
was seated an others followed his ex-
ample and prayers were offered. after
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
TWO MILLION sPlNDLEs.


Boston. Aug. lin cotton manufae-
turing circles In this city Il II expected
that more than 2.o0oooo spindies will
be idle throughout the north during
-AREukt. due. .EaalRlx 70 high RriSes M
the cotton market and hesNarcy OF
purchasers OF goods to agree 20 any
marked advance while any raw mate
rial purchased before the rise remains
In storehOuses. Attempts have been
made 10 induce all cotton manufactur-
ers to enter a general agreement 20
shut down for n stated period or on
certain days each week. but owing
20 the large number Of unfinished con-
tracts an ironclad agreement Is deem
ed lnexpedient az this time. Condi-
tions In the cotton market caused
much Inconvenience In Fall River. the
textile center Of North America About
one-third OF the $1,000 operatives there
have been idle the past week. and Of
100000 spindles 100000 viii not be
working for some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
WEAPONS DRAWN.
Judge Osborne Said He Had lnforns'
tion 20 This Eject.

Cynthiana. KY. Aug. i.-When court
convened Friday afternoon Judge os-
borre sent the jury to It's room and
stated that he had heard that weapons
had been drawn on witnesses In the
stree and he wanted anyone having
information regarding such incidents
TO report Il to him.
Alexander II. Smith. another new
witness. testified 20 seeing Jett. White.
Marcum and others at the time Of the
shooting. corroborating the testimony
OF Even and others.
Marcum's father-in-law and his two
sisters testified. Mr. Hurst. the faith
er-in-law. testified that Jett aIne to
him the afternoon OF the murder and
wanted to talk with him. White was
with Jett az all times on the three
occasions that they met after the
death OF Marcum. Hurst testified that
members OF the family knew OF n con-
spiracy 10 murder Marcum for over a
year before his death.
Mrs. Hord. a sister OF ]. Il. Marcum.
testified that when her brother came
into her house ON the Sunday after
noon. previous to his murder; that both
Jett and White followed him into the
house and walked about In the differ
ent rooms OF her home. She finally In
sisted mai they leave and they did so
Mrs. Mary Johnson. another sister
OF Martrm. testified that armed men
were frequently seen about the house
where her brother lived. She had lived
at her brothers home for year pre-
vious 70 his murder and the family
were frequently warned that Marcum
was 10 be murdered. she testified that
che .cw Thomas White and three otheI
men IN 9 stone quarry about 800 yafds
from her brothers house; that her
brother intended taking train and
sent her out 10 see II any one was ly-
ing IN wait for him. When she return
cd and told her brother about White
nad three others being IN the sfon,
quarry. he did not 20 20 the depot
She testified that she saw both Jet
and White after her brother was kill
ed. and that she asked Jett personally
about 10 and accused him OF "a. and
that he replied "Hargis Money killed
him. but I fred the shot"
Mrs johnson testified that she also
asked Tom White about the shooting
and accused him Of helping TO kill her
brother 90 which he replied;
Go and ask Even who killed him;
he saw who did it. and will tell you;
he knows who dii a."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
CARDINAL oRrcLIA.

which Mgr Saglano, governor OF the
oonclave. called. Exit omnes." thus
nouncing % the conclayists and prel-
ates that they must retire Ind leave
the cardinals alone. The voting papers
used by their emlnences are somewhat
different from those of 1878 being a
little longer and narrower. Each car
dinal In turn. holding n ballot between
his first finger and thumb so that ev-
cry one present could see II, advanced
slowly 10 the altar where large
chalice was standing. knelt and prayed
briefly for guidance. and then rising
took the following oath Il call on
God TO witness he who shall Judge me.
that elect him who I think should
be elected according 20 God. This
promise 20 DO also In accession OF
vote" So saying the cardinal dropped
his ballot In the chalicc bowed before
the altar and returned 10 his place.
The hallotlug tookia very long time, as
many cardinals. owing 20 their age or
illness. moved slowly. being Obliged 10
have the assistance of their colleagues.
After the ballotlng was finished the
NMhlAlf WIS NNNNN'Nf WNNN NAAh"N NMN
the ballots publicly counted Then
passing them into a receptacle placed
on a table IN the center OF the chapel
two cardinal scrutlnizcrs opened the
first ballot and passed Il into a third
cardinals hands. who read In a loud
voice. and other cardinals noted the
votes on the printed list OF names with
which each vvna nroVldod Aa no car
dinal received the prescribed two
thirds vote n supplementary ballot
was taken. with no better results. Con-
Hequently az 1880 a. m. all ballots
were burned. the smoke being seen
from the left side OF the piazza OF 81.
Peters. whore few curious people.
mostly newspaper men. gathered 10 re-
cord this mute message. II was said
on good authority that Cardinals Her
rero and Langenieux were unable TO
leave their cells. 20 that when time
same for voting. Immediately after
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02

naving taKrn ~ ,ue airar ms own vote,
Cardinal oreglia showed the members
OF the sacred college a small empty
box having n tiny slit In the cover.
This box was locked In the presence OF
all the cardinals and the key placed on
the altar. after which three cardinals
scrutinixers carried Il 20 the apart
ments OF the invallds. who after taxi
ing the prescribed oath dropped their
ballots through the slit into the box.
which was taken back 20 the Sistins
chapel. unlocked and the ballots de-
posted with those OF the others In the
chaiice on the altar.
Second ballot was without result.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02

Ine evicuun or "A uck woman for 50
rent caused a riot at Marion. Ind.
Eight hundred weavers on strike n
Philadelphia have returned 70 work.
James L. Barry. Jr~ OF Lebanon.
Tenn. suioided NJ Dallas by drinking
carbolio acid. Unrcqulted love was the
cause.
Judge Kavnnaugh holds labor unions
have right to do picketing II done In
peaceable way. lie IS a Chicago
Judge.
The widow OF the late United States
Senator Davis of Minnesota and Hunt
cr Doll OF Knoxville. Tenn, were mar
ried az Washington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
Fatally Crushed.

Rockdale. Tex. Aug. Miguel Rom
yel. "a miner az the Leitnaker coal
mine. two miles north OF Rockdalc.
was caught IN cavo-in M the mine.
lie was rescued at once. hut was 80
badly crushed that he died In a few
minutes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
Mine. Sold.

TT Paso. Tex. Aug. The Column
hla ana sierra Mndrc mines near Ca
SOS Grandes. Mexico. were sold by Pat
Durack OF ~ Paso. the owner. 90 j..
Arnold of London for $4,000 $4,000
Of which was paid In cash. The mines
Yield both gold and silver.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
NEGRO MoseEp.
Had lnsultsd Ladies BY cursins Them
and Firinq Into House.

Tyler Tex, Aug. IA negro was
mobbed near Alto. small station
about slxty-hve miles south of here. on
the Tyler Southwestern railway. The
negro. IL appears. had insultei some
ladies by cursing them and firing into
the house as he rode by on horseback.
A crowd formed. who captured the ne
gro and took him 10 the river bottoms.
Nothing has been heard from them
since.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-02
FLOOD AT MARLIN.
Rain Fell In Torrents AZ That Plaes
For Sis Hours.

Marlin. Tex. Aug. IA waterspout
has visited this section. Rain fell In
torrents for six hours. Great damage
was done here. Many Easements were
nued. Brick culverts recently built
have been washed away. Acres OF
corn and cotton In the Brazos bottoms
are ruined. A numbe OF county
bridges have been swept away. The
International track Is damaged near
here and so Ia the Houston and Texas
Central. prevetlng trains from running.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Poeiag %p06pieszny
q
,,ruszy1''.

Nowy pociag milwadoi rozpo-
czal gwaltownie. Poludniowo "a
ohodni pociag kolel Chicago
Milwaukee 3 St. Paul wspania1y
noWy pociag Chicago, Kansas City
,,ruszyyl,'. Gdy rozpoczal ewa po
czaetkowa wycieczkesw niedsiele
wieozorem, wszystkie uiyteczne
przestwory byly aajete, : wcsorai
pred poludniem, wszystkie sypal-)
1przedziaiowe wagony bylY "a
jste dla wieczor,lejj wyciec1ki. Do
datkovy wagon sypialny zostaa l
przyozeplon,yJ, ten, takae zostas
rozprzedany. ,,JesteSmyy zadowoll--
przzyiieecia postepowa-
MA, kkt6resmy odebrali Kan~s
aas City % ludu Kansas
City. p,owiedsial ggeneralnny pass.
aerski agent Miller MIN odjechal
Chicago. ,OM okaxaiS szacunek Ola
nas4egoswyaiIkuidaja chnnnajjllepaz9
asluge. bed9zn iei
bardso xsdowoleni, sNaszAnowYs5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Irzyszenia narodo
1dlarzy
Pytajcie agent6w kolei Chi 91iE
Ecago & orthWestern-S.s
Ma spr'zll,ed!a''.zi' =,

Dom llgota, pol Lofty.
PRONE, dlulzei dosyc na po-
staWienie domu Tub storu.
sic pod Al. 20 p.
Tina utica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

WEE. KS. f. GAWKO-
WICZ bawil " minionym ty-
przez dwasdni " Wi
monte.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
] [ | 0l|lllll.llE!6lP0IBDlDlIlEINCl1El
FlIEHlBUl]sA..


BAY TT llch.
niedzlele Is b: n. odbylo
Die pierwsze zebranie zorganizowa-
nejj mlodziezy, "a TEN pierwszem
zgromadzeniu zapisaIos lezll2 czlon-
kdw- bravo mlodziez polska.
Ks. Proboszcz Kozlowsk wy
jjaSnil Gel zorganizowan1a owego.
Hubu utworzenia czYtellni, .-zpo
*. Proboszczu przemawia4o i kilku
i inn Druggie posiedzenie odbee-
die sic 90 BIN. v saliszkddlnej.
Mr6z many AZ kwiiczy, okna po
domach Wyggladaja jak BY je kto
pobiell, vice sic dobrze zlulka "a
piecem siedzi j dym v kleby pu
SEGA.
Antoni Schiller Wnios1 skarge
v sadie cyrkulowym przeciw Kor-
.niejewskiemu odszkodowanie, pos
niewaz Korniejewski oskarzy1 go.
v sadzie policyjnym Q branie pie.
niedzy pod fa4szywemi pozoramiod
kuzynki Korniejewskiego, lecz sad;
uznal schiffera niewinnym. Beda
adwokaci miec sposobnosc ponoW-
na n~aclaggnac kieszen Korniejew-
skiego, ale moze go Przybyszewsslkki
5obroni, DO 2 niego dobry wdjt
Fl. Kruzyhski zostaf a~reszto--
wany "a nieprzyzwoite moWy i sta,
wiony pod G 200 dol. - spra-
wa jego bedzie rozpatrywanae we
wtorek % b.. m.
IS. samerdyk II letni chiopiec,
"a rozmaite p~rzestepstWa zostal o.
'd1eeaslany do domu poprawyd do Lam
sing, gdzie ma pozostac al do roku
l7go.
James Taylor, George Wilson
i Charles Thomson zostali zWieziie-
MIA zaprowadzeni do fotografisty,.
ola zdjecia fotografii, potrzebnej
do kodeksu, jake niebezpiecznych
ptaszk6w.
W W~iezieniu powiatowem wye
buchla ospa, kllku wiezni6w jest
ciezko chorych. B1edni, poprzesa-
dzanii zostali osobno jak barany.
w Saginaw, " dniu Is b. m.
Emil " ienkel, niemiec, lat 90, za-
.strzeliI swego So letniego OLGA, Ola
tego tylko, Il ojclec upomina1 syna,
Il a wiele pieniedzy tract ma hui
DoEry syn.
Cukrownie t~utejsze wyplaci1y
v TEN tygodniu przeszlo 225, 900
dolar6w farmerom "a buraki; far
merry maja zniwa, ale "a to robot
nix Y mieScie ma djme, poniewaz
tylko buraki hoduja, vice
zboze i kukurydza drogie, farmerzy
ME hoduja Wiele swim, vice j mig
80 jest bardzo drogie.
Gdy byIo zapowiedziane zebra
ME sic mlodziezy do szkoly para
fialnej, ably zorganizowac klub
to ,,Prawda0 potulny
swistek nawolywaIa jakas tam MILO
1ziez, ably wstapiia, itosbezplatnie
10 jakiegod tam towarzystwa
,Wojewody'' : to pomysl Cd
Kru6wicy.
Miasto nasze Bay City zostalo
I tym roku opodatkowane, na
'aplacenie 81. 500, o5 "a utrzymanie
! porzadku mostdw ma rzece Sagi-
Jaw. a tosmafa sumka.
Chociaz many teggaa zime, 8
wiele daieci choruje,u mas
8 zarnice (measles)
Gas kaidym numerem
gore, przyobleczony Jest
o.razww piekoiejszas.ate, tax mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

l=I# heeciesobieI % Wan drogiesjja
III osobie zrobit hdnai na wiehs
trwaiap sanist ! maaoiee do
brs fotoggrafiee przydlijcie 90 mnie.
SPowieekszaaam z malych fotoggrafn = :
sl1ize,. ppso,lr'trlety " tel galezi jake
pollskl nteres nam najjwiekszapraa
coWniae tu Y Ameryce. Prace me
- go szeIoko znane wysetam dona.
,aYooddlleegglejszyych zakatkdw AmerykziiiSI
Rajakr6wniez bardzo wielesido Eu-
rropy. Portret dobrze zrobionly 81
dokaadnej podobiznie jest TO pa
miaetka drogga ola kazdejfamMi j 8
zdoba domu. Portret przezemniie.
zroblony patrzynawszystkie strony
= tax naturaln;e Wyglada il zdaje
SIC ze osoba ia przem6wi6 chce.Ce-
ny nam TAME Ola kaAdego przy-
stepne. Macie vice fotografie swa.
Tony, OLGA, matkl, siostry, brata,
dzieciecia Tub Wan drogiejj osoby,
przy6lijcie#do mnle, zrobie VAN
piekny portret. Wykonczam wrazie
koniecznosci nawet z takich foto-.
ggrafiiggdzie ME podobnana Mich mic
Widziec, oraz robie rome zmiany do.
vol. Przydlijcie aprzekonacie sic.
Offs gl6wny:
Room 6, 1913 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, III.
Polecam sic 1askawej pamieci
z szacunkiem
JoZEF e~HOMPLEWICZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
Olej st. Gotharda.


Me potrzeba zWiedzaG muze6W,
azeby znalezc ukryty skarb tax
iak aptekarze maja seyery
ST. Gotharda olej pod rekq, bezr
.pieczne skuteczne lekarstwo ma
reumatyzm, ~wzruszenia, puchline,
wywichniecie, kurcze, Tub zasta-
rzafe b6le. PAM Cecylia Krajca
dala 6wiadectwo Q ego Wartosci
nastepujaey sposdb:
,,Drogi Panic: - Zuzytkowia,-
lam jedne butelke pahskieggo St.
Gotharda oleju nareumattyzm ]:
ME ohce byc wiecej bez nleggo.
Probowa1am wszystkieggo,l eez
zadne lekarstwo tax dobrze ME
skutkowa{o.
Zyczliwa Cecylia#Krajcs,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
severy st. Gotharda olej robi
rzeczywi6cie dziwy v sfolgowaniD
.bole6ci " muskulach i stawach.
Ono przenika skdre cd razu, u6mie-
RIA zapalenie, przeclW dziala puch-
linie, j wytWarza zdrowotne poloze-
ME " cze6cioWych Wzruszeniach.
sic cd na5ladowanych! Ma
otrzyman;;e ME podrobio-
nej paczkizpodobizna podpisu ".
E. .Sewera'' ma kartonie. Kosztuje
tylko SOC " Kazdem gospodarstwie
powinien bye zapas do
natychmiastowego uzytku "
pore roku. WE. Sewera &c.
Cedar'Rapids, Ia. Przy zamo. vie
MACH : 8 !. albowiecej ny op1a-
camy koszta przeselki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
A j. Y. sIKORSKIwy-.
jechal do Polonii Wis, do
gdzielzabawi prz,,eeszz'
swieta. s..

PO]G5,Zl.Mlt[lI[ssTRZ pan Gartsi-
de, o6wiadcza, i Wydzilal Ii
stow registrowanych pre-:
ka l po'cl,:zltot1WVych IA tt5utejj-
:szej pocz'eeii,e, bed;z.iileaso',t,warty
odltad kZaliz1deegbo wViecz.,or'u a.
1wiat, do ggodzinY 80
.B7aedi!,zzi,e, 70 bardzo dogod!nl,emnnI
d|!llassoa6b,, klt6ree ME Al! mlo,aja CA
suzalatMc sic We dnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
PAN JAN Y. SIKORSKI
Ma sprzedaz.

100 akrowa farma, dobre
budynki, wiele drzewa, woody,
40 ton siana, inWentarz i
maszynerye. PosiaSG MONA
zaraz. Zglosic sic pod NJ.
p. INA utica
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
DYREKTORZY wystawy

'ulicznej wyznaczyizdni 5, 6,
&, 8, 9 j 10 Wrzesnia, v
.kt6rych sic ma odbyc wysta-
wa uliczna " roku1904
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

PIOTRN IGBUR Wyjechal
q swa fam1ilia do Stevens
Point, do rodzic6W sWej
.z,zoeny, ably przepedzie razem
swieta Bozego narodzenia.
PAN JAN Y. SIKORsKI z
wardy, zabil wielkie-
go Wilka Rad plaei 10 do
lar6W "a zabicie duzego viii
ka. Dobra gwiazdka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

y BIZ 70
wal 4 v sobote Wieczorem, 9.
glen " mieszkaniu PAM Van
"Duzze, 1923 W. eta utica kt6-
~ straz pozarna wkr6tce u
gasila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24
1l1,DOlIOSCl



HERMAN
Iklerk " skladzie Continental
razem ze sWym kolega Marin
uczepil sic " niedziele
Itowarowego pociagu ko l,
milwaukee, niedaleko dWor:
lea, i chcial sic dosta6 " ter
|spos6b do miejsca ma "a
chodniej stronie. Gdy po-
lciag przechodzh przez krzy-
|z6wke kolei Northwestern,
Wildgrube zeskoczyl, ipraW..
|dobnie jego lewa noga EOS
|tala .chWycona przez zwrot-
nice, a prawa noga dosta1a sic
pod kola, przez kt6re ~zostala
zlamana j pognieciona. Ran
nego wzieto do szpitala,
gdzie noge musiano ujac
kilka cali powyzej kolana.
w PIATEK 0 6tej zrana,
rozstal sic 2 tym Swiatem S. p.
Stanis}aw Zywicki, przezyw-
okolo 80. Niebozczyk
z Wiela ma Kaszu-
Pogrzeb odbyl sic "
poniedzialek 0 godzinie 9te
Z kosciola Sw. Stanis1awa Ko-
Wieczny odpoczynek
race mu dac Panic!
sPRAWOZDANIE przez
Brown wybranego ko-
mitetu do kolektowania pie
niedzy ma wsparcie dotknie-
tych cyklonem MISCELLANEOUS,
st. Charles wykazuje,
IL og6lna zebrana suma wy
nosila $3357,8O . tego wy
miastu st. Charles
$310030 a $3.50 poslane 20
staly do independence, Wis.
tamtejsi mieszka6cy ia
kze Wiele szkody ponie5li cd.
ogromnej wichury. Pozostale
wydano na roboty dru-
karskie.
wystawy
,wyznaczyisdni 5, 6,
8, 9 j 10 Wrzesnia, v.
kt6rych sic ma odbyc wysta-
va uliczna " roku 1904
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-24

lPFaOKKREATlY al Portland,
Oregon .zipowIotem koleja
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-03

Mrs. E. +. Doty who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs C. F. Curtis, re-
turned to her home at Burke, Wis. on
Wednesday. Airs Curtis accompanied
her mother with whom she viii spend
a week.
Rev. Richard n. Vaughn, of James
vile. who with Mrs Vaughn has been
spending part Of the holidays at Mr..
William FAIRIES, returned home on
January /. Mrs. Vaughn will return
on Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Smith entertained at a
family dinner at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. ]. W Cairncross, East
Milwaukee avenue, on New Years day.
The out of town guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Parks of sparta, and Mr. and
Mrs, Breese of Naukesha.
Mrs. Sanford Wheeler. one of the
pioneers of Wauwatosa, died Dec. 81,
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. A.
N. Nichols in Maryland, with whom
she has been residing for some years
Mrs. Wheeler was 81 years old. Inter
ment VIII be at Forest Home cemetery.
The annual business meeting and
banquet of the Baptist church will be
held on Friday evening, January ..
Supper will be Served promptly at sew
en- o'clock. There will be reports for
the work of last year, every depart
ment of the church being represented
c. E. Canright win respond to the
toast, Our Future and Rev d. w.
Hulburt will speak on "our Absent
Members" w are sure that all who
attended the banquet last year will
desire to be present this year. Not
only membess but all adults who
attend the church are most cordially
invited to be Astcsent. BE sure and be
there at seven o'clock, SO that all may
sit down at the table together.