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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
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\ LEssED be cheerfulness. The

- LESSED be cheerfulness! The
longer live the more value l
place on this quality: ditto the
possession OF strong sense
OF humor. We can't have too much Of
either OF them.
Sometimes when things have gone
awfully. awfully wrong and I am
tempted to be rash and exchange my
restless and Ccrv much dlirc man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
CHAPTER /.

f-~,lIIE evidence was all in. The
speeches had been made Oh
4 | both sides of the case and the
attorney for the state had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12

Mrs. Van Wickel of Corona, N. T..
routed two burglars with her revolver,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
re SLASKA.

BYTOM. - Pewien pro-
boszcz polski og}osil niedaw-
no W "G6rnoszlazaku" arty-
ku}, W kt6rym stwierdzi}, il
kazdy m1ody wikary szlaski
musi zobowiazac sic rzadowi,
ze bedzie popiera} antypolska
polityke W kosciele, ably O.
trzymac p%robostwo, DO Rad
ma prawo mieszania sic do
obsadzania probostw, dzieki
zabiegom kardynala Koppa,
kt6ry W czasie Walk kultur-
nej popieraf to zadanie rzadu
pruskiego. Twierdzeniem tenn
uczuli sic obrazeni niekt6rzy
ksieza niemieccy j stawili
Wniosek o ukaranie redaktora
"G6rnoszlazaka", jezei " tel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

GRUDZIADZ. Pczar pows~
tai W nocy ma 81 z. m. okoio
godz. I ma poddaszu domu
pod mr.. 10 PREY ul. Czerwo-
nodworskiej. Gdy przyby&a
straz ogniowa ma miejsce po-
zaru, caly dach domu stat luz
W plomieniach. Pc dwugo-
dzinnych wysi}kach uda1o sic
ogie6 przygasic; podobno !
ostatnie pietro zostalo znisz-
czone. 49, W. w}orek W nocy
zgorzala w.Kopatkach stodoia
posiedziciela Chomsego W
niej 800 centnar6w naslenla
buraczanego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

8 WIESCl q OJGZYZNY s
ooD0DOoQo0NQ
z POZNANSKIEGO.

GNIEZNO. Recruit 5 szwa-
dronu dragon6w powiesil sic
mad stajnia W koszarach ola
tego, 10 mu kazano pelnic
s}uzbe stajenna. Dw6ch
czeladnik6w rzeznickich je-
chalo przez las miejski. Usly-
sell strzal W leslie, a nieza-
dlugo potem zobaczyli dw6ch
mezczyzn duszacych czlowie-
ka W rowie mad zwir6wka. -
Gdy chcie]i sic zblizyt "a
grozi} i'm jeden zemorderc6w
kula z rewolwera. Zatem 3D.
jechali dali znac policyi, a
gdy kilku zandarm6w przyby-
10 ma miejsce, mic ME znalez-
Ii. Mordercy trupa usunel1 I
schowali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

~MIEDZYBORZ. Tajemni-
GA tragedya odegra}a sic W
Miedzyborzu ma Podolu TO-
syjskiem. U kapitana Gala
~niewicza, bawili jake goscie
porucznicy Smole6skij Kun
cewicz. Kapitanowa i Smo-
grail ma cztery: rece ma
fortepianie, a kapitan z po-
rucznikiem Kuncewiczem
przys1uchiwali sic ich grze.-
Oko}o godziny drugiej po
p6}nocy pablo kilka strza}6w.
.Sluzba sic zbieg1a, znalaz}a
iednak drzwi zamkniete. -
.Sprowadzona policya wysa-
dzila drzwi a PREY fortepianie
znalaz}a lezacych bez zycia
kapitanowa i Smole6skiego;
W przyleg}ym pokoju lezeli W
ka}u5y krwi kapitan Ga}anie-
wicz i porucznik Kuncewicz.
Ten ostatni juz ME zy1, a zna-
leziono PREY MIN karte ma
stepujacej tresci: ,Wype}nia-
jac warunek, zastrzeli}em To-
ne kapitana Ga}aniewicza i
porucznika Smolinskiego",
Kapitan, kt6ry pozosta} PREY
zyciu, ME chce dac zadnych
wyjaSnie1. Co miedzy tenn
czworgiem. ludzi zasz}o, do
tychczas ME wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
z GALICYl.

KRAKOW. Przykra scena ro-
zegra}a sic pred kilku dniami
W tutejszym sadzie. powiato-
wynn. w poludnie przyby}a
do gmachu sadu ksiezna Ell
zbieta. Woroniec, a uzbrojo-
ma wsztylet, zada}a wydania
depozytu, kt6rego tam nigdy
ME by}o. Zawezwany przez
sad dr.. Zu}awski stwierdzi} u
ksieznej ob1ed umys}owy, wo-
bee czego nieszczesliwa 3D.
wieziono do szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

IRKUCK ina Syberyi).
Osadnik Petrow doni6s} pi-
smiennie naczelnikowi powia-
tn, re ma ma sprzedaz zone i
diva prosieta. iona liczy lat
20, jest iadna, przystojna, 60
spodarna, lecz W pozyciu
ma}ze1skiem niezgodna, k}6t-
liwa, popedliwa. Prosieta So
wyros]e, odzywione, spokojne.
Cena kupna "a zone i pro-
sieta wynosi % rubli. Ma
czelnik sadzac, re ma do
czynienia L c~z}owiekiem umy-
s}owo chorym, ..zjecha} ma
miejsce i przekonawszy sic,
re tax MAJ jak i iona "a
wsp6lnem "rorozumieniem
postanowili sic roz1aczyc, re-
zwoli} mi}osciwie ma sprzedaz
zony z prosietami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

WIELUN. Wczoraj rano G
godzinie 6 wybuch} ogromny
polar W sasiedniej wsi. Spali'
" sic doszczetnie domy
mieszkalne i zabudowania
w}ascicielki Wechwerth
w}asciciela Adolfa Vita. Pa
nj Werckwerth spali}y sic
nadto 3 konie i % sztuk byd-
la i do tego 1000 marek W
got6wce, jake mia}a ukryte
W szafie W scianie, przezna-
czone ma splacenie d}ugu.
Wlasciciel Witt straci1 takze
wszystkie konie i byd}o O.
pr6cz trzech sztuk. Zabezpie-
genie pokrywa straty tylko
do po}owy. ~Straz ognicwa
mog}a tylko uchronic sasied-
ME budynki. Sledztwo wyka-
za}o, re ogie6 pod}ozono, .!po
z}oczy6cy jednak ME ma sla-
du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
Najg0rszy dar..

Bedzie sifa W p%rzezornym wypadku
To moze znis.c yc nadzieje. Wirdza
pr,ys>}osci ME utwcrzy szc'escia.
Tam 50, rzeczyw,scie, n'ekt6re RE-
czy 0 pr esziosci. kt6ry my nanny.
Jezeli W przypadku brak energii,
duma i zguba apetytu wykazuje sic
sama, wiemy re nastapia powazne
skargi, iezeli ME bedzie. pocbamo~
wana. Czestokrod choroba watroby
i merck nastapi predko W kazdym
wypadku Electric Bitters przywr6ci
wan ,drowie. Ono wzmacnia, odzy-
via, i wraca s,fe zrujnowanemu sy-
stemowi. Tylko soc. Satvsfakcye
gwarantowe przet NJ. J. Kowalew-
skiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
q o MOSKALA.

ZOKOLICsPLo:ClKA pisza
do pEch. p1.:" Mast: Obey
s~asiapopowracali JUL 2 robot
letnich " Prusiech. w +. y.
powiodlo i'm sic jako6 lepiej:
ME narzekaja JUL ma grubiaf-
skie obchodzenie sic niemc6w
i ~przywiezli nieco uciu}anego
grosza. To tel ma wiosne
wybieraja sic poncwnie do
Prus. Inni zn6w czynia
p~rzygotowania do podr6zy "a
Ocean, do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Niemcy koloni6ci za6
wv tych dniach 8 os6b) wy
jezdzaja do Argentyny, "a
checeni przykladem jednego
re swoich z%najomych, @kt6ry
pred dwoma laty %wyemigro-
wal do tego kraju i W listach
do rodziay opisuje swoje O.
becne po}ozenie W barwach
ponetnych, zachecajac roda-
k6w do wyjazdu."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
GDANSK. Wedle siedem

GDANSK. Wedle siedem-
nastego sprawozdania rocz-
nego pielegnowa}y tutej SIZE
Siostry Elzbietanki 202 cho-
rych: 81 katolickiego, 80 e.
wangielickiego i Is zydows-
kiego wyznania. Dziewczat
bez miejsca przyjeto rs, kt6-
re pozostafy W domu. iowa
rzystwo Marya6skie dziew:-
czat s}uzebnych, liczac niema]
800, odbywa. co niedziele po-
siedzenie W domu Siostr pod
ich przewodnictwem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

w WIEDNIU a"resztowano
W tych dniach znanego oszus-
ia arystokrate, 35 letniegc
hrabiego Edmunda Henryka
Potockiego, ma mocy listu
go6czego, wysylanego "a MIN
re Stanis}awowa. Oszukiwa}
on tam kelner6w, biedne
szwaczki, rzemielnik6wi kup-
COW, placac i'm s~fa}szowane-
mil wekslami. Jak wiadomo
hrabia Potocki odsiedzia1 juz
diva miesiace ciezkiego vie
zienia, ma kt6re skazano 60
W roku 1902 r6wniez "a fall
szerstwo wekslowe. Ledwie
opuscil injury wiezienne, zn6w
rozpoczyna Ia nowo swo]e
haniebne rzemioslo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

PASYM. Wielka strate po-
ni6s} " tych dniach ~posiedzi-
eel Sontowski z Frejt6w. Syn
wozil piasek do:szosy. Chcac
sobie droge skr6cic, jechaf
przez jezioro. Naraz l6d sic
za1ama1 i konie z wozem
wpad}y do woody. Syn pana S.
zdola} sic wyratowac, lecz ko-
ME z wozem dosta}y sic pod
l6d i utone}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

BYDGOSZCZ. Jakis zako-
chany kawaler, kt6remu pam
ma ME chcia1a bye wzajem-
ma, wystrzeli} do niej ma uli-
cy Toru6skiej, chybiajac ma
szcze6cie celu. Rozmi}owane-
20 m1odzie6ca tego osadzono
W kozie, .gdzie prawdopodob-
ME jego gorace afekta ostu-
dzone zOstana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

WIBLBARK. W nocy ma
niedziele wybuch} ogieh u
posiedziciela Furdenskiego.
Spalil sic chew nape}niony
torfem. Stray %ogniowej, kt6-
ra sic n~atychmiast stawi}a,
udalo sic wnet polar ugasic.
Szkody So nieznaczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

Radzca medy-
cyny dr.. Jauzen z Kr6lewca
W towarzystwie fizyka pow1a-
towego p. dr.. Patrykowskiego
zwjedzali W tych dniach szko-
}y tutejszego powiatu, ably sic
przekonac O niebezpieczehst
vie choroby?? 6cz, granulozy
pomiedzy dziecmi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
KORSZE. w naszej miejs-
cowo6ci i okolicy szerzy sic
" zastraszajacy spos6b tyfus

TCZEW. Pred sqdem law.
niczym stawa} redaktor "Piel-
grzyma" .Reith. skazano go
ma 30mrk., kary pienleznej
"a artyku} Sopot, W kt6rym
by}a nova, il katolicy, a
szczeg6lniej polacy ME donna
ia r6wnouprawnienia z pro-
tes!antami. ArtYkut ten by1
podburzajqcym Gin hetze-
FISCHER Weise gcschrieben",
jak pisze "Geselliger."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

Kupiec Boyer
sprzedal swa PREY ulicy dwor-
cowej polozona restauracya "a
100000 NIX. kapitaliscie Eu-
geniuszowi Massachusetts
mu z MalbOrka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
VINO. Ma szosie

DABR VINO. Ma szosie
do kalborna znaleziono w
czwartek jakiegos starego ME
znajomego czlcwieka nieomal
zmarz}ego. Poniewaz dawa}
ieszcze znaki zycia odwiezio-
no So do domu, chorych "
Dabr6wnie, gdzie po kilku
godzinach zmarl, ME odzys-
kaws1y Ip~rzytolnnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

spraKs s|| loezy sic aedztwo, :
rzadlsiiI k.r 4 I Kopp z,e t'',illa
zieim 3 takiem rozporzadze-
niu mic nie wiadommo. Re
daktor "G6rnoszlazaka" chce
p~rzeprowadzic dow6d prawdy
i zawezwac kilkudziesieciu
ksiezy ma 6wiadk6w. Process
|odbedzie sic " Bytomiu.
Le6ni-
czy Geneilich kauai do
nie6c do b%ytomskiej "Grenz-
zeitung", ze zastrzelil chalup-
nika, Kramarczyka z Imieli-
ma wtedy, gdy Kr. uciekal "
gesty las Generlich ME CHI
cla1 dOpusclcj aDy hfaluaI'
czyk byl sic kry} "a drzewo,
%ustawiane W n,etry, ola tego
strzeli1 do Kramarczyka diva
razy i rani} go 6miertelnie.
'Czy Generlich do tego mial
prawo, to orzeknie sad, jezeli
krewni .zaniosa skarge na les
niczego, cd kt6rego iona /
nieletnie dzieci Kramarczyka
mogliby W danym razie zaza-
dac renty!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

KABISZYN. Kramark Ike
Schwarz znaleziono oneg-
daj W ubogiem mieszka-
niu niezywa, W }6zku sku]o-
ma, przykryta p}atami brud-
nemi. Obok cia}a znaleziono
woreczek a W MIN 544 NIX.
W got6wce. TAX by}a chciwa
ma zbieranie pieniedzy, re u
maria z glodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

lec,enia, q gdybyS dalej chcia}a leczyt se, to kosztuje tylko 2 centow
Lsczenie ME pr1eszkadza zwykym sIeolenn. "A Mo
ME SPRZEDAJE. Poviedx innvm chorym mel metodzle to wszy-
tko O co prosze. Lecze stare Mode kobiety.
~ Jesei se csuiesz bardzo ocieza}e, obaviasz sic zych nastepstw,
|masz b6le v 2o}6dku, przejmu4ce drssscze " krsy1u chcc 81 ce Pfakac
csuiess Qoraozkowe dreszcse, oslabicnie 3 czesto moczoddajesz Tub
gy masz upiawy, zboczenie lub opadniecs macicy, zanadto obfite Tub
"a sabe, abo bolesne peryody, wrzody Tub narosy-w takiml razie pisz
do MRS. NJ. SUMMERS, EOTRE DAME, IND q. s. A., a otrzy-
lmasz BEZpkATNE LECZENIEi sdoHadne objasnienia. Tysace ko-
biet, opr6cz mnie zosta}o wyleczonych. Wskaz6wki Posy}am " czystych
kopertach.
MATKOM LUB C0RKOM obja6nie bardzo dobrze proste ,Domo-
we Leczene, " kt6re predko ma pewno lec1y upiawy, zielone sfabosc !
wydatk6w uchronmz sig cd wstydu, DO niepotrzebujesz n'komu opo"
wiada6 o swej chorohie. Osqgniesz dobre tusze ! zdro"1e:
w kazdej miejscowo6c, moge wskaza6 pohcenie cd dobrze znanych
kobiet, kt6re zostaty wyleczone q pomoca mojego ,,Domowego Lecze-
MIA" chetnie po6wadcz? ae leczy ono nezaxodnie wszy:tk'e delka KAT
ne churobv organ6w kobiccych wzmacnia nadwyrezone sclegna mu-
sku}y przywraca kobietom calkowlte zdrowie. Pisz zaraz, ponewaz tel
|of+rty ME zrnhie drugi raz.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. szanowna PAM N. Summers! Przyjmj
odemnie kika slow SIC erego podziekowania. Uzywafsm lekarstwa Po~
dug przeps6w iw oterecht ygodniacb wyleczylam sig zc'szk1ej ehoroby'
ma kt6ra cierpia}am kilka lat. Cudowne lekarstwa PAM dokazafy W XIII
ku dniaeh duieta, kt6rego doktorzy pr>ez wiele lat dokaza6 ME mogi"
MRS. PAPIERNIAK, rs J.rome ul
Bow LING GREEN, OHIO. Szanowns PAM M. Summers hresle
kilka slow, ably pani9 uwiadomic, il jexem zupefne zdrowa Cd macl~
cynych dolegiwoSc, kt6re mialam, gdy do ciebie p'sa}am Po rade. Me
moge dosyG movie o PAM leczeniu, kt0re lyle dobroci mi uczynho.
Jestem "a stara wzaG czynny udza} W twojem zatrudnieniu, licze lat
81, ale bede o lie moznoSci zachecala cerpiacych, ably uzywafy to le~
genie. MRS. JULIANNA SYPNIEWSKA.
AnREs: Mrs. M.SUMMERS, Box H,Notre Dame Inc. U.S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

.CUKROWNIA w Gnieznie
uko6czy}a fabrykacye, przero-
biwszy million Z set tyslecy
ctr. burak6w - i to 400 tvs.
ctr. wiecej, niz W roku po-
przednim. Surowego cukru
zyskano z tel przer6bki 25O
tysiecy centnar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

SKOKI. Majatek Paw}owo
$4,000 m6rg obszaru) naby1
p. C%hlapowski re Stawian cd
p. Dziembowskiego. W
nocy noworocznej kilku wy
rostk6w urzadzi}o psote kilku
w}ascicielom dom6w, powy-
bijawszy i'm szyby W oknach
PNIEWY. w NJ. Leczycy
ma probostwie dzierzawcy CT
chockiemu spali1o sic Is oy-
dat 10 Swim i rozmaite spree
ty i maszyny, przytem znacz-
ne zapasy. zboia i paszy. Try
wielkie budynki gospodarcze
sta}y sic pastwa p}omieni Pan
Cichocki byt zabezpieczony'
Ogie6 podfozono.
ROGOWO. Dzieci bawily
!. sic zapalkami j wzniecily O
gie6 W chlewie robotnika
Wolnego. Budynek sic spali}.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
Not a FlrInRFish.


1t was "a beautiful fish;" the butcher
said so, and Mrs, Wilcox was beauti'
tul woman; a clever one, too. and the
tirst in her class at college for think
ing out things" Therefore, when her
maid OF all work went TO her cousins
wedding, Mrs. Wilcox was quite sure
that she could prepare the fish dinner
for which Mr.. Wilcox had asked.
What he thought about It Is no part
Of the story as the Chicago News prints
It
At four o'clock precisely Mrs. VIII
COX put on one Of her trousseau aprons
and began to think. She thought out
the gastronomic trimmings first, but
when she had made some hollandaise
sauce, and put 1t where It could not
possibly lseep hot, although that was
not her intention, she began to consider
the fish.
To her intense annoyance, the butch
er had neglected to clean 1t and make
1t ready for cooking.
Very well, she would do 1t herself
So 1t came about that when Mr.. VIII
COX got home he found his wife with
worried brow and flushed cheeks stand
ing over the sink, the fish in one hand
and the teakettle in the other.
There is something wrong with this
fish," she announced. 1T Is mos
peculiar. I have poured gallons Of
boiling water over if.-just as I re
member grandmother used to treat
newly killed chickens before she could
pick the feathers off, and the horrid
scales stick just as tightly as everr
why don't you try singeing itT
Wilcox managed to ask before he ex
ploded
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
avg euRlEp IN JlppAA
William r. Curtis Tells story OF PORT
for Mecca IA Moslen wrik

WILLIAM Il. Curtis Tells story OF fort
Tor Mecca IA MOslew wrie
Half way down the Red Sea. on tho
Arabian coast, Is the port OF Jiddah,
where the pilgrims for Mecca, who
come by sea, land. II is distant about
sixty-nve miles from the sacred city
of the Mohammedans, has a population
Of about 10000, an imposing and at.
tractive appearance from the sea and
is surrounded by funny looking Dutch
windmillS which pump water from
the artcsian basin under the sand.
But the moment you land on the shore
the Illusion Is destroyed. The streets
are narrow, dirty and full of all kinds
Of smells, while the population is made
up OF the human cormorants who fat
ten or the pilgrims,
Jiddah Ia OF particular interest to US
because Il contains the tomb Of our
Mother Eve. | never knew before
where she was buried. but II is a com.
fort to know. II viii surprise her living
relatives to know that she was 40 feet
tall--a very large woman to be cre-
ated from single rib, According to
the tradition Of the Moslems. when
our first parents fell from Paradise
Adam landed on a mountain In Ceylon
and Eve was unfortunate enough to
light at Jiddah. After years of wander.
Ing they nnally met at Mecca, where
Adam to show his gratitude, construct.
ed tabernacle on the site Of the pres
ent Kaaba, OF Holy Mosque, which Is
exactly beneath Gods throne In heav.
en-. All that Is left OF the original tenn.
Pile Of Adam is the famous stone Of
Mecca, which was once whittier than
snow. but has been turned as black
as coal by the kisses Of the sinful Pill.
grlms.
When Eve died Adam buried her
at Jiddah. Her tomb is a cenotaph
l40 feet long, built OF masonry about
four feet high and narrowing to q
point at the top. II Is white washed
and kept quite clean. Pilgrims place
flowers upon 1t and reverently kiss
the hot masonry. Rich people often
throw over the cenotaph valuable
shawls and pieces of silk as offerings
to the Mother OF Us All, but they are
stolen the FIRST night by the vandals
Of Jiddah, who rob the dead and pick
the pockets Of the dying.-w. n. Curtis
In Chicago Record Herald.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
HAS cLo1HINa TO SPARE.
New York State Man Astonishss tha
Mexicans by HE wardrobe.

New York State Man Astonishss tha
Mexicans By HE Wardrobe.
Edgar Percival Whipple Of Rochss-
ter, N. T.. arrived In the city yesterday
and has a suite OF nne rooms at Por-
ter's, Mr.. Whipple is somewhat Of a
globe trotter. having visited all the
principal cities OF the United States
and Europe. He had some trouble at
the border with the customs officers
In the examination of his baggage,
being delayed at El Paso two days in
obtaining the necessary papers where
by he could pass his personal baggage
without being compelled to pay duty.
His effects consist Of fourteen trunks.
Eight Of these are Of the Saratoga
make and larger than the common
travellers trunk. There are four differ
ent styles Of cane cases and Ave um.
brella holders; eleven leather hatboxes
and twenty-three grips Of different
styles. Nine Of these he brought with
him In the Pullman, having engaged
two sections for travelling from the
Pass City here.
He will be in the city several weeks
on a pleasure trip and will no doubt
be a conspicuous figure In the parades
on San Francisco street His ward
robe Is the work of merchant tailors
from all over the world.
Mr. Whipple will probably not visit
the tailoring establishments Of this
city, as the following list Of wearing
apparel seems sufficient to hold him for
a while, although only a part Of his
outer garments, which consist Of 1888
pairs OF trousers, 81 coats, 70 vests,
SO pair of shoes, SS hats, 30 canes, "a
umbrellas and SO pairs Of gloves. Il
Is needless to say that Mr.. Whipple
will change clothes at least ave times
dag TO be able to keep in step with
others who parade along the princi-
pal streets of the city.
His valet, George Fl. Franklin, says
that Mr.. Whipple has only a small part
of his regular travelling equipment
with him, for when he went to Paris
last year he had seventy-one trunks,
to say nothing about other small hand
bags and hat bOxes.-Mexican Herald
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Here Is the latest receipt for sterins
ing drinking water and killing OF the
typhoid germ: Put four drops Of tine
ture Of iodine in half gallon Of water
and permit it to stand at least half an
hour. By the end of that time it will be
as harmless as distilled water. Many
persons have not the facilities for max.
ing distilled water. Boiling 1t also en-.
tails q certain amount Of trouble. In
either case the water is fat and un.
pleasant to the taste The few drops
Of iodine impart practically no taste to
the amount Of water they sterilize, and
at the same time they answer every
medicinal purpose.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
witness Was . PuxzIer.

In a case heard in a Scottish court
some time since a rural witness, after
relating how Mel, the defendant,
came to him and struck him, proceed
ed:
80, your honor, julst up and gied
him one, too. JuiSt then his dog cam
alang an I hit him again."
"Hit the dogr
"No, yer honor, hit Mel. And then
l oops WI a stane an thrawed at him
and II rolled him over an over"
Threw a stone at McL.T
AT the dog, yer honor. An he got
oop an hit me again."
"The dog?"
"No, Mel An WI that he gr Q
howl an wen al"
"McL.T
"No, the dog. An when he cam
back at me he pounded me, yer hon.
Or"
"The dog came back at your
"NO, Mel, yer honor. An he lsna
HART a bit"
"Who isn't hurt"
"The dog, yer honor."-Tit-Bits.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
MISS FLORA HAUsER.

been cured OF chronic catarrh By us.
ing Peruna can never be known.
Many a girl has regained her faded
beauty, many a matron has iongthen.
ed the days OF her comely appearance
by using Peruna.
Peruna produces clean mucous
membranes, the basis OF facial sym.
metry and a perfect complexion.
The women have not been slow to
discover that course OF Peruna will
do more toward restoring youthful
beauty than all the devices known to
science.
While II Is true that Peruna cures
catarrh wherever located. yet II Is ad.
visable for everyone to use Peruna as
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
MISS AMANDA JOHNSON.

Miss Flora Hauser. 1889 s. New
Jersey street, Indianapolis, Ind,
writes:
II think ! must have been
troubled with eatarrh ever alnee I
was very young, aggravated each
time ! caught a cold. This did not
prove sufficiently serious TO be ob.
noxlous until last winter. Then
my head and nose were 90 stopped
up that ! felt I must do something.
Peruna was recommended to me by
friend. used Il for four weeks,
and found to my relief that Il cured
me. have not had bit Of trouble
since. My head Is clear, and can
safely affirm that Peruna cured
Me."-Miss Flora Hauser.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10
A PnbIio Renafactor.

Eyes, l took out an Uncle Toms
Cabin company last season and played
to packed houses everywhere"
Impossible! With that old chest.
nutT
"But / did 1t just the same"
"HOw did you work it?"
"Gave 'em a production which guar.
anteed absolutely no Topsys, Lawyer
Markses, or bloodhounds. This season
I'm going to elaborate 1t, leaving out
Uncle Tom and little Eva and filling up
with a ballet and some Dutch come.
dams and one or two popular songs"
-Jud1e.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-03-10

q preventive and not walt until
catarrh has fastened itself in somo
part of the system.
Poruna acts quickly and bonencialiy
on the infamcd mucous membranes
lining the different organs OF the body.
Thus II will cure catarrh wherever
located.
II you do not derive prompt and sat.
isfactory results from the use Of Pc
runa, write at once 10 DR., Hartman.
giving full statement Of your case
and he will be pleased to give you hIs
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman SanltarIum. Columbus,
Ohio.