davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23
KrOnika MiGjscOWa'
q konisyi zdrowia.

Komisarz zdrowia zestawia te-
goroczna smiertelnoSt pierw-
szych trzech tygodni maJa ze
smiertelnoscia w lynne peryodzle
czasu roku zesz1ego. Zestawienle
to wypada ma korzyst dzieci, kto-
rych umar1o w tym rolsu 22 pro-
cent w stosunku do ogolneJ
srniertelnosci. w roku zeszlym u
mario 26 procent. Dytterya'
szkarlatyna loklusz mniej bysy
w tyrn roku zloSliwe, niz pred
rokiem. w maju roku biezacego
przyprawiiy smierc $50 dz1eci,
gdy tymczasem w roku zeszSym
zabraly 800 dzieci. Gas zapada-
mia ma zapalenie p}uc minal takze
szczesliwie, urzad zdrowla
zwraca obecnie gl6wna uwage, a.
zeby ME sprzedawano mleka ME-
zdrowego do picia. Wodociagi
mieiskie dostarczaja dobrej wody
wyiatkiem stacyi Hyde Park,
zkad pochodzaca woda pozosta-
via duzo do zyczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23
PRZEGLAD
POuTYn MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 23 maja.

Sn1CdSO, q uLdJd'
"Birzew. Weldon" zamiesz-
GAIA W doslownem brzmieniu
rapport ministra sprawiedliwosci,
sekretarza stanu NJ. w. Mura-
wiewa. 0 sadzie rozjemczyn w
Hadze W sprawie znanego zatar-
On wenezuelskiego. Ma ostatniem
posiedze1Iu sgdu minister Mura-
view, jako przewodniczacy "a
myzajgc posiedzenie, wypomae-
dial move, ktora wywolala pro-
test ze strony przedstawiciela ia
ponii. Oto jak sam minister W ra-
porcie rzeczonym nieporozumie-
ME to przedstawia:
"Po og}oszeniu wyroku sadu
rozjemczego, czynnoSci jego 20
staly zamluniete przem6wieniem
TEN, ze ze mzgledu na rozpoczete
dzialania wojenne na Dalekim
Wschodzie, uwaza}em "a wlaSci-
we, wobec zgromadzonego W sa-
i posiedzen ciala dyplomatycz-
rego, oraz wiadz holenderskich i
pub'iczno5G posuonnej, dotknac
tego dziwnego stosunllu, W kt0-
rm znajduje sic szczerze pokojo-
re usposobienie jednej strony do
wojay, wywolanej postepowa-
mem drugiej. Charakteryzujac
maczenie chwili obecnej ola idei
adam miedzynarodOwej sPra-
rvedliwoSci rozjemczej, wypO-
avedzialem miedzy innemi, co
nastepuje:
Prace 1asze rozpoczynalismy
vs-6d powszectnego pokoju; /;
2,onczymy je przy zsowrogich
dzwiekach orsza- Take jest ME
lIcoSne pyawo history, lub, Sci
Slei m6wiac, tald los niedoskona-
1osci warunk6w, W ktore zam-
snieta lest natuFa ludzka, zbyt
czesto wstrzyurywana przeszbo-
dani ma swej trudnej drodze do
Swiatia dobra. Starozytne orze-
genie: <Je$E cheese pokoiu, to
gotuj sig do wojny - niewiele,
zdaje sic, straci1o ze swego suro-
wego znaczenia. Mona calej
duszy dazy6 do pokoju, pracowac
dla niego gorliwie z przekona-
MEM, a mimo to mic ME uchroni
cd wyzwania nieprzyjacielsEdego,
Cd napasci niespodziewanej. Mo-
INA gorsco i szczerze pragna6
Pokoju = bye zmuszonym do
meznego przyjeoia nieodzownej
woiny W imie honoru godnosci
oiczyzny Wobec tego przykrego
przeciwienstwa serca i obowiaz-
llu ME pozostaje mic, jak tylko
szukac pociechy w giebokiej VIE
re. Il wszechmogaca i wszystko
widzaca Opatrznosc narod6w j
bitew odr6zni sprawe slusznosci
Cd zamach6w pychy, spokojna
stanowczo56 i niezachwiana sta
lose cd wojowniczej zaczepki i
n2mietnego zaslepienia. Ale, gdy
mimic burza, rzucaiaca obecnie
Daleka Aye w krwawy boi pre-
CIV Europie - wszystko mia
na Swiecie! = to wowczas, VIE
IZyIly SWlecle, roZWleJa sic pose
Pne chmury, kt6re zebrazy sic
pred tym wysolim sadem, po-
wT6ci znowu zbawcza cisza, O.
promieniajac 5wietlanym bias
KEN chwilom,o zapomniane do
brodziejstwa rozwoju pokojowe-
60. Powo3ane raz do zycia posre-
dnlctwo rozjerncze W Hadze po-
zostanie TEN, czem chcia1a je u
czynie wieIkoduszna madrost:
warownia prawa, prawdy i ma
drosci, oraz przedziwna nadzieia
lepszej przyszzosci."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23

Gilka porazek zdaje sic, re So O.
slabieni znacznie ma praWem
skrzydle we srodl1u. Armia ia
pohska koncentruje sic ma polu-
dnie cd Ogaliacziang. w pobfizu
Hajczing odbywaja sic potyczhi,
ale zdaje sic, re jeszcze tygodnie
upsyna, MIN nastapia powazne o.
peracye przeciw Liaojang.
Londyn, 23 maR. = Nadcho-
dzi Petersburga depesza tresoi
1astspujacej: ''Z dobrego zr6dla
donosza, ze wicear6l ,Alexiejew
przeslal swa rezygnacye carowi,
podajac jako powod brak zdro-
wia, ale car w uprzejmym tele-
gramie nakloni1 go do pozostania
ma urzedzie."
W5adywostok, 23 maja. - WI
ceadmira1 Skrydlow przybyl tu
wczoraj popo}udniu; poza mia
stem, ma stacyi Okeahski powital
go major general Woronec i licz-
ne deputacye z chlebem sola'
Byly wlaSnie imieniny Skrydaowa
osma rocznica spuszczenia ma
morze tol1retu Rossija. w odpo-
wiedzi ma entuzyastyczne powita-
ME, Skrydsow zlozy} w imieniu
cara uznanie flocie i oswiadczG,
re car zmniejsza obowiazek sluz-
bowy do trzech lat.
Kronsztat, 23 maja. = Oluet
wojenny Orel, kt6ry tn przybyl
celem ostatecznego wykonczenia,
zatonal nagle d. 20 maja W n1iej-
scu, gdzie stall ma kotwicy. Podo-
bno niedbalstwo robotnikow by
10 powodem, re woda dostaia sic
do wnetrza ol1retu: ale sledztwo
zarzadzono. Wydobyto go zre-
szta ma powierzchnie: ME poniosi
znacznej szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23
Obrazliwy fazega.

Kelner z pm. 2o7 Chicago ave.,
Henry Smith, wracajac wczoraj
w nocy do domu, spostrzegf ma
schodach jednego z domow ma
rogu ulic Erie i Clark spiacego
mezczyzne, przy MIN podejrza-
ma figure jakiegos obdartusa. O.
budzil spiocha i zalecii mu ostro-
znose, jezeli ME chce pozbyc sic
pienisdzy i zegarka. Wloczsga O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23
Policyant zastrzelony.


Trzej detektywi, Lang, Murray
i Shaughnessy udali sic do szynku
pm. 4e3 Canal str, azeby tam a.
resztowae zlodzieja, ten wszakze
stawil op6r i znalazi sprzymie-
rzehc6w, ktorzy Longa pawalili
ma ziemie. Ten doby} rewofweru
I strzelii tax nies2czesliwie, ze
kolege swego, Shaughnessy'ego
trafi1 w brzuch. Zsoczyicow obez-
wladniono aresztowano, a
Shaughnessy, odwieziony do szpi-
tala, umars W MIN wczoraj, po-
zostawiajac mdowe | czworo
dziecl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23

Rzyrn, 20 maja = "Gazeta KO-
lonska" donosi, ze Niemcy, Ro-
sya Austrya wniosH do Waty-
kanu protesta przeciw wyraze-
niom sic Ojca Swietego do piel-
grzymlli polskiej.
Gl6wny temat rozm6w stanowi
tn jeszcze zawsze odwo3anie am
basadora francuzkiego Nisarda,
kt6ry juz wyjechal Rzymu.
Nuncyusz papiezki w Paryzu,
mgr. Lorenzelli, kt6ry W skutek
Interchangeable silkakrotnie prosil
o urlop i wybierai sic w podroz,
ma razie z Paryza ME wyjedzie,
gdyz Watykan ME chce bye inl-
cyatorem w zerwaniu stosunkow.
Rzadowe i p6]urzedowe paryzkie
dzienniki domagaja sic otwarcie
zerwania konkordatu.
Neapol, 23 maja. - Kiedy kr6l
krolowa jechali wv swym po-
wozie przez mtasto, spotkali po-
w6z kardyna3a Frisco, arcybisku-
pa Neapolu. Oba powozy sic "a
trzymaly, a kardyna1, powitany
przez pare krolewska, udzielif jei
blogosfawiehstwa. Potem .kroI
obstawal przy tenn, ably powoz
kardynala pierwszy odjecha1, "a
co ze strony ludnosci spotka3a pa
re kr6lewska wieIka owacya.
Berlin, 23 maja, - Utrzynuje
sic tu przekonanie, re glownym
celem odwiedzin krola Edwarda
w Kilonii jest orrlowic cesarzem
Wilhelmem mozliwoSc posredni-
czenia W zawarciu pokoju ma da-
lekim Wschodzie. Swoja droga o.
bal monarchowie zanierzaja o.
movie sprawy wlasne, celem do
prowadzenia do ponownego wick
szego zblizenia sic.
Tanger, 23 maja. = Szeryf Wa
zanu wyjecha} wczoraj w CORY,
azeby rozmowic sic z szefem ban
dytow Raisuli, kt6ry podobno
jest w Bonioros. Mohammed FL
Torres, reprezentant su1tana W
Tangerze, upowaznil szeryfa do
wypetnienia wszelkich zadan Raj
sula, jezeli Perdicaris i Cromwell
Varley natychniast otrzymaja
wolnos6. zolnierzy JUL wycofano
dystrykt6w zajmowanych przez
DandytoW.
Rzyns 23 maja. -@Kr6lowa ho-
lenderska Wilheimina flusiaia
wyrzec sic podr6zy do Rzymu,
gdzie zamierza1a zfozyc wizyte
Papiezowi,, gdyz kslaze ma1zoneA
ciezko zachorowal ma reumatyzm
ME moze wychodzic swych
apartamentow, W skutek czego
tez trzeba odlozye corocznis odA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23
Sn1ierc ma stanowisku.

Ma przedmieSciu Darlington
spostrzegi miejscowy marszafek
townowy Henry Schultz dwoch
bandytow, wlamujacych sic W no
cy do szynku. Rzucil sic ma nlch'
lecz rabusie dobyli rewolwerowS
pod kt6rych oslona probowali u
ciec. Wymieniono 6 strza1ow i u
rzednik padl ma zienie pre-
strzelona piersia. Mieszkahcy
przedmiescia przebudzili sic, pre-
kona1i sic, CO sic sta}o, chwycili
"a strzelby i puSci1i sic W pogoh
"a uciekajacymi bandytarni. Ma
torze kolei Northwestern przy-
trzymano jednego drabow, a tu-
tejsza policya ma nadzieje, re /
drugiego lotra dostanie w swe
rece.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23
Pijak wsrod bury.

25 letri William Fallon zagla-
dai wczoraj zbyt skwapliwie do
kieliszka, a korzystajac nastepnie
ciepiego powietrza, usadowii
sic W pobizu ulicy Franklin ma
brzegu rzeki i zasnai tam snem
sprawiedliwego. Ze snu slodkiego
zbudzii 60 huk pforunu. Fallon
przestraszyi sic zdawaio mu sia
bowiem, re usiyszai odglos traby,
wzywajacej go na sad ostateczny.
Me zdajac sobie sprawy Z nicze-
60, buchnat do woody i bylby ME-
watpliwie utonal, lecz Cd czego
poetycznie usposobiona chicagos-
ka policya. James Car
roll ma p a W al sic taxi
ze czarem nocy wiosennej, sko-
czyf "a mystraszonym Fallonem
w wode odstawil zrnoklego ma
stacye pohcyjna, DIS zwyczajny
sedzia policyjny rozprawi sic z
pijakie1n, oskarzonym niew}a-
sciwe sprawowanie sic W dniu
Zielonych SWAT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-05-23

brazil sic i rzuoii sic z nozem W
reku ma kelnera. Pokaleczyi go
tax bolesnie, re trzeba go byfo
odwiezc do szpitala. Sam zostai
aresztowany, gdzie sic przedsta-
will jabo Richard Dowing, uro-
dzony Austra1czyk, ktory obJe-
chal jui wszystkie czesci swiata.
ow wszechswiatowy tramp" "a
trzyma, sic w Chicago, bedac te-
raz w drodze do St. Louis, gdzie
wystawa wszechswiatowa ME
nogtaby sie bez niego obejsc-
Roztopione zelazo.
We walcowniach za'kfadu Hi
nois Steel Company W So. Chica-
GO znajdowalo sic w jednym z
piecow przesz}o 80 ton roztoplo-
nego zelaza, ktore miano zamie-
mic w stall. Me wiadomo, Z jake
go powodu plyn roztopiony "a
czaf sic burzyt w 4ootle i lipiee,
rozpryskujac sic ma wszystlde
strony. Czterej w poblizu stojacy
robotnicy ulegli bolesnemu opa-
rzeniu. Wrzacy metal oblal twarz,
rece / Gale ciaio Jana Jonackiego
pm. S435 Muskegon ave. Rany
jego sa stanowczo Smiertelne. In
M pokaleczeni nazywaja sic An
drew Holman, August Landquist
/ Adolf Stills. Ostatni z Mich UNI
RE takze niezawodnie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
WILL ELECT A KING.
Novel Feature Of the Fifth Ward Leap
Year Fair.

Beginning Tuesday, Feb o. and con-
tinuiug for four nights the people Of the
Fifth ward win unite In grand leap
year fair The fair will be- Unique IN
many particulars and WITH bring out n
number of features decidedly new IN
entertainments Of this kind Among
the Innovations with be- the election OF
q KING rather than the prOyerbial
queen, a contest that has already
aroused considerable interest
On this occasion the two ward build.
ings viii De- used ana iu cDch Of them
There VIII bc features both amusing
ard interesting each evening The pro-
gram. now ir course ot preparation, viii
include continuous vaudeville perform
ances, n side show OF AN amusing char
actcr minstrel show, grand bur
lesqur coronation ana kangaroo court,
and last, bat not least, the Kings ball.
% be given on the last night Of the
fair. IN addition there win be the usual
booths with homemade and other ar
ucles on sale, O second hand booth, re-
iroshmeut stands and many incidental
features 20 add to the enjoyment Of the
occasion.
All the organizations Of the ward are
now hard at work and 1t is believed
the fair Will be thoroughly successful
from start 10 finish. Voting for king
starts on Monday the ballot boxes be.
ing IN the ward stores The general
public Is invited and the proceeds win
DE used for improvements on the ward
house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.


Do romcmlrrD
military affairs reported flyr0by the bill
If General F,aJohn Porter which had occupied most of the
for months
Emily Faithful delivered her ">ou sroms at the Salt
LAX, Thcttcr
The Vienna murderer confessed o murder OF i've girls I'm
week and had planned five others ulus The uc family Of Haron
css MalenttU
the No numbering having mun into the hands
dead Dutch &puoo avenged the augh
ter by destroying several Of the rahjas Villages
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY,
announced that plant would Doe built at Jordan Mar
rows
Book millionaire A. T..
Hyde accounting AO&NO funds Another suit fled by Beck
Powell against lm IN breach
Of coutTa with having brbd juror for 5000
financial panic IN India reflected locally by slight nury I'm the
caste money market
FIVE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Clark Of introduced bin providing that
practising oygomy should hold seat On either house
DAILY the Irish patriot condemned life imprisonment for plot
ting the house parliament elected mayor OF Limerick
bridge that sranuel the Niagara just be-
while 100 ON &c. Not single life was
lost although was mmculou"
W. McCuno the Utah Legislature rachel the op-uoch Of % votes
dropping back o % on tho second joint ballot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.

The Utah Women's Press club will
meet in the Exponent Office Templeton
block, next Saturday night at 1880, and
the following program VIII be render
ed: Lecture by Mrs. Ida SmoOt Dusen-
berry Of Provo on "The Manners and
Morals Of Children" original poem,
Mrs. Lydia Il, Alder, Current Events,
Mrs. Ii. T.. Schiller. Old members OF
the club are cordially invited to be
present.
lieut. white and mother are the
guests OF Capt and Mrs Pardee at the
post.
Miss Jessie j. Goddard has returned
from Europe, where she has been
spending the past six months,
The Misses Bubb entertained at
channgdish party at the post on Thurs
day night
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Van Colt enter
tanned the c. G. G. club at their home
I'm Farmers ward last evening, About
% We're present and a very enjoyable
time was spent. The next meeting will
be at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. ].
WohtcnhOlm next Friday evening.
Tonight the Thistle club gives It's en-
tertaiument In honor Of Robert Burns.
An elaborate program Of vocal and in
strunoutal music and Rotations has
been prepared and the event promises
10 be- most successful one.
Tho college Womcns club Will inter-
tain AZ the home OF Miss Mary snyder
next Friday In honor of the A, II, fra
ternity
Mrs VI. A. Breeder left for ogden to-
day 20 visit her sister. Mrs Hurst,
Mr. and Mrs Jack Jeyne left today
Tor Los Angeles.
Mrs John Reed viii spend the next
two weeks IN ogden visiting friends.
Ncvhall Oranges are the leaders Ask
for them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

speak, at am entertainment given last
night in Electric Workers hall. by the
Thistle Social club, The affair was IN
commcmoraton Of the poets natal day
and was appropriately termed. "A Nlcht
WI Burns as the program was char
actcristcally Scotch and brought forth
some Of the best efforts Of the AYR
shire loddie.' The poet was paid clo-
queut tribute 10y David Murdoch. while
others sang his praises as only admir-
lng Countrymen can the whole making
mp "a pleasant evening. At 10 o'clock
dancing was begun, nearly all present
tripping the light fantastic tin late
hour The hall WAS taSteMlly decor
1tcd I'm Scottish cOlors, there was
good attendance, and picture OF
Burns was hung over the stage. The
program rendered was as follows
Song There Was a Lad Was Born
IN Kyle .,,.,,.N Nelson quartet
Toast, Thistle club ...........
,,,,. ,,u., w. David Henderson
Song, So ccted. Mrs Bessie Browning
Toast, Robert Burns ..,.....
.,.,.., .,,., David L. Murdoch
' lFiNll t't't h.''AAl'N u u =
.,,,,,,.., William $. sheldon
Song selected .,,,.. william Russell
Toast, "BonuIc Scotland James Hood
Song "a the Arts the Wind Can
Blaw' ,.,....,,,. James r, Smith
Song Ma Draw John llieIanmau'
,.,,,. ,,,.,,..,., .,John Gibson
Recitation, selected ..,,,,Johu james
Song Mary Of Argyle Lizzie Nelson
sailor hornpIpe, In costume
skipping rope dance.
Highland filings and Scotch roll IN
costume,
Scotch medley .,,... Nelson quartet
The committees contributing 10 the
success Of the entertainment were as
follows;
Entertainment Nicol Hood, W. A.
Gray r. Gordon, W. r. Hopkins. Miss
Hannah Why,c. Mrs, W. y. Hopkins.
Mrs. e. Henderson,
Reception Miss a, Stevenson, Miss
Mary Hamilton Mrs. G. Henderson.
Mrs r. Gordon, Simon Gricyes, H.
Gordon
Floor-Jomcs Whytc. Robert Gordon
r. Stevenson. NIco Hood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

founding OF the great modern rep"o"''
Coils direct dealings with men men
through prophets and apostles anu I.,S
Indirect dealings, through hlhss, Vo'-
oueroIs, poets, philosophers reio'Ihv' p
Inventors and the Ike, are an maui
parts Of the far-reachlnS pan uHu
Inc experiences Of the Chulch OF 'hIISt
I'm various Gospel dispensluohs are Sv'
forth I'm bold relief and along luminous
lines the whole forming loetc, pnl,o-
sophic and historical scheme, when Tor
comprehcnsiveness and subIimity mas
few parallels Even the mighty epIc.
Paradise Lost unapproac haoW III
some of its phases, Is lri. DehlHu III
scope and width " horizon, to say
nothing of immediate bearing ana up
to.dlte significance. BY the work Of inc
modern western poet. The title 'EliaS'
sirnifyIng restoration and preparation
il used TO denote and pcrsonlfy the
genius Of progress, whose pehencelt
Workings through the Wons ana the
ages, behind the scenes ana upon me
stage of human action, In eternity as IN
time. are the thread and theme OF the
entire poem.
So much for the scope and character
OF the work In partial analysis u
may he said that II Is made up OF ~
parts-a prelude, 10 books or cantos, ana
an rpllogue. the poem as u whole con-
slstlng of about 1900 lines For pur-
noses of variety, and to suit the ever.
changing themes, four distinct forms OF
verse are used, mostly blank verse; the
rhyming couplct and the SpenseIlah
etanya. 1T does not appear says MI
Culmer In his crltIque, that Bishop
Whitney has taken any Of the great
eplcq as his model, for I'm theme, con-
struction and treatment he has gone lar
and away from the old cllsslcs, yet his
work Mould hardly be- epic In character
did II not, like them, swing on the old
lines of the relation of God TO man, Of
heaven to earth. Of celestial drama to
mundane experience
An equally searching and scholarly
analysis Of the poem, from the pen OF
Professor Joshua II. Paul, president OF
the Iatter-day Saints university, ac'
companied the original announcement
OF Il, appearance, ana NJ the close That
writer said. "ln conclusion desire TO
express the admiration | feel both for
the plan and the execution Of this mag
nlncent work. To read II IL an lnspra-
ton, rot less on account OF the truths
II contains, than because " the majea-
ty. the stern. stately dignity OF the
language employed, and the lofty style
chosen and consistently sustained
throughout. Believing, az do, That this
epic IL the worthy creation Of a true
poet commend It without reservation
to the critics and literatl as work OF
art, and to the people to whom Il is
primarily addressed, M n choice poetic
exposition of q theme that must always
become the latest and seyerest study Of
every noble mind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
a WoMAN's COMPLEXION.

o., At Is rank foollshness to ATTEMPT to
,k .ose salIowness or greaslness OF the
t IRAN, Ny me use OF cosmetics, or local"
~ '10H .l,t as advocated by the beau
Wav co ,. The only safe and sure
cay way mat a woman can improve her
,ompleNlon Ia by purifying ma ,nr,ch.
c gs me blood which can only be nc.
ana SSS5i'plIsGed by keeping the liver healthy
S S,u active The liver Is the seat Of
II no,D, ana blood pollution, Green's
iySSr' '. fIower acts directly on the
MIA cleanses and enrIches the blood
PiSurlh,es the complexion. il also y CUES
,,rn5i'u,pallon, biliousness, nervousness
So,rna uuees refreshing sleep, A single
E S,e OF August Flower has been
ana 5| It 10 cure the most pronounced
dlgos,t,lesslng cases Of dyspepsia and
c,pr,,s s. New trial slze bottle 81
S tn,s, regular size, rs cents. At ali
u C. GREEN. Woodbury., N.
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Ward
Entertainments.

Another large audience witnessed tho
performance In the Firth ward meeting.
house last night Interest conferred In
The appearance OF the little tots IN thu
beautiful drill. Tom Thumbs We'd
ding" which was carried out with pre-.
cisou and taste under the direction Of
Miss julia Llttloy The drama, "One
Year. was we'll presented. an the mem
hers of the cast aoqu.uug themselves
I'm 10 pleasing manner In addition to
these features there were musical Sc
lccuous ana number Of clever special
ties. making up o. very interesting pro-
gram The entertainment was highly
successful aul viii net the Sunday
school, under whose auspices It was
given, good sum,
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For Sick and Nervous People.

We have cure for nervous and UNI
steady people, weak. feshless people,
and pmply pale or sallow people peo-
pie who are troubled with loss OF am
bition failing memory depression Of
spirits lack Of confidence. nervous
headache, and wakefulness all these
symptoms are produced by weakened
nerves. brought on by the watery con-
dltion Of the blood. Make strong, rich
red blood, and furnish food for the
nerves Is the way to stop the source OF
disease and the cure then is only n
question Of days. The best flesh and
blood builder Is DR.. Gums Blood q
Nerve Tonic, In tablet form TO take at
meal time. Sells at S7jc n box, or 3
boxes for 50, at all druggists, People
gain from to lbs Of solid. healthy
flesh per week, by the use Of this med-
cine. That Is an indication It is doing
good.
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MRS. SOUTHwICK COMING,
Noted Reader to Appear at First Con
gregational Church,

Mrs, Jessie Eldredge Southwlck OF
Boston Will give recital In tho First
Congregational church on Monday
evening Feb. /, under the auspices Of
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thinking the elevator was there The
next instant hc fell through space The
distance Of tine fan was from rs to 20
feet
tie was found unconscious at the
bottom Of the shaft and carried home,
whore physicians have attended him
almost constantly since the accident.
besides % terrible shaking up. and in
Vulnerable bruises, including several
large gashos I'M the head MIR String
fellows right wrist was broken
The doctors believe that the injured
man win recover but he is FAR from be-
ing out Of danger az the present time.
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IN HONOR OF BURNS.
Scottish Bard Lovingly Remembered
By His Countrymen

Robert Burns, Sco.mls immortal
bard WAS the guest Of honor so to
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II IS now possible TO get sweet or
angos. o car Of Newhall having just ar
rived.
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Insist on Newhall Nayc.s Your gro
Ger has them
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There are oranges and then some,
but Newhal's take the prize.
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Ncvhall Oranges are the leaders. Ask
Tor them,
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Lieut.. white and mother are the
guests Of Capt and Mrs. Pardee at the
post.