davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

: PETERSBURG, ! sierpnia.
Wczorajj odby{ sic z wielka
uroozysto6cia pogrzeb zamor-
dowanego We .czwartek mini
stra @Plehwe. w kazdem mie:
scie: 1 W kazdej wsi " Rosyi
dzwonionol " ,cc*zasie pogrze-
bu. 0 Il godz. rano odby}o
sic nabozehstwo zalobne W
kaplicy PREY ministeryum
spraw wewnetrznych. Car
Mikolaj i ~carowa-matka byli
obeeni j stall obok wdowy i
jej dzieci u stop przepyszne-
go katafalku leza}y ma podu-
szcze zlotem h%aftowanej licz-
ne Orderly zmar}ego. Wdowa
zemdla}a, gdy miano uklekna6
do modlitwy i musiano ia wy
niesc 2 kaplicy. Pc mszy: bly,
Ii koledzy zmar}ego wynieSli
trumne do otwartego przepy-
sznego karawanu .ciagnionego
przez bialych koni; car szed]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

NANTICOKE, Pa. We
wtorek Ego Sierpnia, W ko-
|6ciele Sw, Stanis}awa B., O
godzinie 8 tel z rama po1acze-
nj zostali dozgonym wez}em
Ema1zenskim pan Franeiszek
|Fig6rski i parma Maryanna
|Kwiatkowska. Uczta weselna
|odby}a sic W domu pana
E:Marcina Kruger IA West
Main Str. Nowoze6com iy-
:ezymy szcza6cia. ~.
%Dwudziestu :siedmiu salo-
hist6w zosta}o a~resztowanyeh
ia: 3~:niedozwolon4 sprzedaA
trdn]kzM ": niedziele: Fakt
ten wywo}a4 W. mieseie> wieE
.kie wrazHnie, ~ze
by1o to, *dzie}em& jakiegos
.szpiega, kt6ry miedzy swoimi
ma sic znajdloWac.
Market utica ma kt6rej jest
zawsze znaczny ruch, costa
ME wybrukowana ceglami.
Ostateczny czas by} pc temu.
bruk ma tel ulicy by}
Ezupe}nie niemozliwym pe}no
.dziar, miejscami stercza}y
wielkie kamienie, formalnie
wozem trudno juz by1o pre-
jechac.
wv pob]izkiej miejsco-
wosci Macanaqua zabici 20
stall dwaj g6rnicy skutkiem
obrywajacych sic kamieni.
] SOUTH 1oMAHA, Nebr.
E6tanis}aw" Janiszewski wraca-
jac cd n nlo'cnej piracy, zostal
pobity przez Ludwika Sta
skiewicza j sta
wiono pod bondem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

pierwszy "a ~karawanem, ale
wkr6tce wsiad} do powozu j
odiechalsdo Peterhnfo, pod
czas gdy kondukt udal sic do
oddalonego O 5 mil cmenta-
RIA klasztoru Nowodewickie-
60, QC 30 {, 10000 ludzi wzie{lo'
udzial " pogrzebie. .
W'yb6r nastepcy Plehwego
natrafH ia trudno6ci: Iu-
dno6t domaga sic Wittego ale
v, urzedowych kolaeh. .liczne
zawiazuja sic inrtFyzk ma, ko=
rzysc: innych, Vi
ksiecia obolehskiego.i ksie-.
cha Klefelsa. (gubernatora Ki:
jowa). Il i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

PARYz, 80 lipca. Odpo-
wiedz Watykanu ma zadanie
rzadu francuzkiego, by COT
nieto zawezwanie biskup6w z
Dion i Laval do Rzymu, ma
desz}a do ministeryum spraw
zagranicznych W dw6ch odre-
bnych notach. Wczoraj odby-
Ia sic konferencya ministr6w
mad temi notami trwafa do
godz. 5 popo}udniu. Zdaje sic
re u@ozono odpowiedz, kt6ra
telegraficznie zakomunikuje
sekretarzowi ambasady fran
cuzkiej PREY Watykanie, by
ia przed}ozy} Stolicy Apo
stolskiej, ale, Combes repre-
zentantom prasy ME chcial
powiedziec, jaki by1 rezul-
tat konferencyi, o6wiadczajac
z7e przepisy miedzynarodo!wsej
etykiety ME ~dozwalaja mu1
togo: uczynie., Powszechnie
e: nastapi1o@ :zeerWame
stosunk6,ws dyplomatycznych
i ze:juz dzisiaj sztab :ambasa-
dy fraainc;azkiej opu6ci Waty-
.kaa, a nnncyusz: papiezki wy:
jedaie: Z Pary4a: = ! II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

:C;L:EVELANp, 0-..Jan
|Charpak, zamieszka{y pod: mr..
Swan ul., zawiadomi4 po-
[licje, re zrobiono onegdaj "a,
mach ma jego zycie: jaka6
zbrodnicza reka wsypa}a tru:
cizuy do kawy, kt6ra Char
pax. Pile, gdy jest spragniony
podczas piracy W fabryce. Po-
licja wdrozy}a energiczne sle-
dztwo W tel sprawie. Zacho-
dzi podejrzenie, re trucizne
wsypa} do kawy jeden,
z robotnik6w fabrycznych.
- Dom Wi6rkowskiego
prey Warwick ul. zosta}
s~przedany W z. piatek z pu-
blicznej licytacji.
Naby1 ten dom adwokat ME-
dzwiedzki. Jak wiadomo,
Wi6rkowski z0sta1 zamordo-
wany pred dwoma laty przez
Karola Janowskiego, kt6ry
~prowadzi} ramans z jego TO-
ma. ...... - ~
-. Wiel. ks. dr.. Pawel
,Cwiaka}a, proboszcz parafj;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

I WASHINGTON, go lipca.
2: dpiem, dzisiejszym, ko6.
czy sic :termin zakazu u4ywa;
MIA v .Wojnie balon6w w7yda-
ny przez konferencye pokojo.
wa v: Hadze. Za > ten zzo %
wiiaz,ywa1 RosyJa| i Japonia, 30
podpisa}y one protok6}. Gle i
.kawo6c, kt6re panstwo teraz
najpierw uzyje balonu do
spuszczania ma wojska bomb
dynamitowych. TAX Rosya
jak i Japonia posiadaja balo-
nyna polu walki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

WILNO, Znajduje sic tn u
mas jeden TAXI czfowiek, kt6-
ry, gdy ludzie jada do ko6cio-
la to on idzie psy strzelac a
to czyni ola tego, ably mu
ME przeszkadza}y W. wycie-
czkach kt6re robi noca, aze-
by mu sic co dobrze udalo,
a pies ME zaszczeka}. Lecz
dop6ty dzban wode nosi do
.p6ki sic ucho ME urWie, tax
tel i tn bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

polskiej W Berea, O., i adwo-
kat H. Niedzwiedzki wyjada
"a ki]ka dni do Europy, gdzie
maja zabawic przez diva mie-
STAGE. >...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
d @. - -:
~ INV POLSKICH
II W AMERYCE.

I'll =
q YORK., Wypadek
zapadniecia ma. ospe wykryto
W poniedzialek W domue mr..
pirzy Vi. York. Chorym @
/ i sic $6:letni murzyn'|,
Adolf H i kt6rego naty.-
:chlHl,iast odwieziolno c,, do o szpi-
powszecslhnieelg'o W]adz'e
.saAitarne zarzadzi1y 6rodki
zlaRQbiegawcze by niedopu6-
cit DO rozszerzenia niebezpie-
1czne ,i .zarazy, .::o II
- 4 :. - -=.SrS|sSt : - e., rr% -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Wczo-
raj rano o godzinie 3 eksplo-
dowa}y try szklanne naczy-
mia z gazolina W domu T.
Kilanowskiego, 942 2ga
avenue. Kilanowski niemal
przyp}acil zyciem, DO gdy
Isle przebudzi}, budynkowi
groziio wielkie niebezpieczeh-
stwo. Budynek nalezy do Mi
|chala Janowskiego. Straz po-
zarna zdo1a}a pozar ugasit
|zanim ME wyrzadzi} wiekszej
!szkody. Szkoda wynosi okofo
1895.
t. O godzinie 500, straz po-
jzarna. zosta}a powt6rnie "a
wezwana do ognia, kt6ry po-
wsta1 cd gazolinowego pieca
w dcmu Eugene Martelle,
400 Prairie utica. PAM Mar
Itelle odnios}a bolesne popa-
rzenia rak i twarzy zpowodu
eksplozyi.
O godzinie 2ej pc po}udniu
eksplodowa}a ba6ka z gazoli-
ma W bezmencie budynku
Builders Exchange, 5 utica i
Grand avenue. Gdy szef Me-
minger przyby} ma miejsce,
|ogie6 przybra@ takieh rozmia~
row.. re by}> zmuszony dat
drug alarm. Zanim ogie6 y:
gaszono wyrzadzii $500 szke-:
dy. !. -: :"
l. ,PITTSBURG, Pa. ":
przysz}a niedziele, *dnia 7go
sierpnia b.. r., odbedzie she
|poswiecenie nowowybudowa-
Enego ko6ciola polskiegow Ma
trona, Pa, gdzie proboszczem
jest Wiel. ks. Jan Rykacze-
wski. I tamprzybedzie wielu
rodak6w z innych. parafii,.
TEN bardziej, re tamtejsi pa
rafianie, - ME skapjac ami
czasu ami koszt6w p~rzybywali
zawsze licznie ma take uro-,
czystosci do Pittsburka $itp.a
take W przysz}a niedzie1e
chca sic stawic licznie ma u
roczystoSc W parafii Niepokal.
Pocz. n. NJ. P. Zacni ludzie!
- Zdaje sic, re W niedziele,
IA bm. odbedzie sic p~oswiece-
ME kamienia wegielnego W
polskiej parafii W Braddock,
Pa, gdzie pod kierownictwem
i "a staraniem tamtejszego
proboszcza, Wiel. ksiedza A.
~Tarkowskiego, buduje sic pie
[kny, nowy kosci6}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

BERLIN, 80 lipca.--Josa-
Ike Oszima, siostrzeniec japo1-
skiego genera}a Kuroxi, kt6-
ry odbywa studya ma tutej-
szej politechnice, napisa} do
,,Tageblatt", re wiadomosc
podana przez francuzka gaze
to ,,Patrie", jekoby Kuroki W
polowie by} francuzkiej naro-
dowosci, by}a fa}szywa. Oszi-
ma powiada, re ojcem Kuro-
ki'ego by} Polak nazwiskiem
Kurowski, kt6ry pochodzac
re szlacheckiego' rodu" 1851
zmuszony uchodzic z Rosyi z
powod6w politycznych, w
Borneo zaciagnal> sic" do woj*
ska, potem osiad} sic W Ja-
ponii, ozeniwszy sic Japon-
ka. Obecny general --Kuroki
przysiagl swojemu ojeu spo-
czywajacemu ma 1o5u:: -smier:
telnem, lie pom6ci sic ma Ro-
syi "a krzywdy wyrzadzone
POlsce. ~: = .H>::>s 4 <:>:. =: :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

.Ie>@S- -~~~t -
WASHINGTON :lsierpnia:
Pc piatkowem posiedzeniu
gabinetowem naradzal sic
prezzy,dent Roosevelt d@uzszy
czas z generalnym prokuratd::
generalem Moody i SEE
fen wydzia}u handlowego W:
strajku~wrzezalniach
Prezydent Roosevelt Oswald
cyl swa %gotowos6 posredni-
czenia, lecz generality proku-:
rator z wr6ci1 mu ma to uwa-
&c, re tego mu czynic ME
wolno, jake najwyzszemu u
rzednikowi W kraju Wolno
mu jedynie W tedy wystapi6,
.dyby- sytuacya tak~eie~ zao-
strzy}a, re przez MIA mole
bye zagrozony spok6j publ
czny, ale ME PREDICT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
NEWARK, N: J. Zosta1 tn
,reEIs,zztOWanv HENRIK Oden-

NEWARK, N. J. zosta1 tn
.aresszlto c' Henryk Oden-
wald zam. pod mr.. 100 =
Belmont ave d1a 61edztwa Y
|sprawie %tajemniczej 6mierci
Aleksandra B~orowskiego, "a
mieszka}ego pod nj. SO Lex
|ington St. Jak aresztowany
zeznaje, to by1 uczestnikiem
wycieczki do Passaicu, kt6ra
Ewsp6lnie z Borowskim UREA
dill W zeszfy wtorek, ma To-
dzi. Przypadkowo zgubili
wios}o i Odenwald .wskoczy{
do woody, ably je z}apac. b.
rowski widzac, re jego iowa
rzysz w~stanie-teg
dokonac, wsEoczy1 r6wniez
do rzeki i utona}. Policya
trzyma Odenwalda W aresz-
Gle, gdyz tenze ME jest W
moznosci usprawied]iwienia
faktu, re zaraz O wypadku
ME zameldowa} policyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

- = -:
CHICAGO, Pam Michal
Schmidt, Polak, kt6ry zostal
ciezko raniony W dnitl logo
czerwce 1901 roku, gdy pra-
cowa} W kamieniarni i ,,Da-
wilson Bros. Marble Co..,
process o $4,000 "
Circuit Court pred >sedzia
Dunno. Pan Micha} Schmidt
by} reprezentowany przez ad-
|wokat6w G. Helmer Johnson
i Chas. Soelke, kt6rzy maja
swoje biura W mie6cie: Maj
wazniejszym punktem *spor-
niym pomiedzy adwokatami i
najciekawsza argumentacya
by}o, il adwokaci* broniacy
kompanii poczeli dowodzic
jokoby pan Schmidt dozna}
uszkodze6 rok przedtem W
czasie, kiedy .pracowa} ola
,;Lehigh Valley Coal Co."
Adwokaci Schmidta jednako-
.w67@ wykazali jasno jak ma
'd1oni, re twierdzenia te byly
z gruntu fa}szywe, i argu=
.menta ichby}y tax o%czywiste,
re sad przysieg}ych przyzna}
Schmidtowi odszkodowapie
W sumie $1,000, kt6re choc
W czesci wynagrodza mu po-
kaleczenia, kt6rych stall sic
ofiar2.
J6zef Panczyk, LEGACY 9
lat, wczoraj ma rogu Chicago
ave. i S%angamon str. re
swawoli uwiesi1 sic ma wozie
. mazia J. A. Sachleya.. Pro-
bowa} jeszcze dostac sic ma
dyszel, ale zesunaf sic z ME-
go i upad} pod ko}a wozu,
kt6re przesz}y przez niego:
Kiedy ch}opca =podniesiono,
okaza}o sic, re szczeg6lnie
mocno zgnieeiona< ma pfawq
:noge. Zawieziono go do mie-
jego rodzic6w:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04
NOWINY
T~ELEGRAFICZNE.

PETERSBURG, 20 lipca.
Wedle urzedowej wiadomo6e
zamach ma ministra Plehwe
zosta} dokonany wczoraj 9
godz. $50 srano.
Morderca, kt6ry by@ " a. q;
niformie pos}ugacza koleio.-:
wego,' rzucil bombe - tylu.
ma pow6z i sam zosta} ,skale-
czony W: brzuch. Pomiedzy
kilkanastu ranionymiz naidul-'
je sic kapitan gwardyiTlr|oo'cki
kt6ry jechal " :dor6zce j
skaleczony zostal W ozaczke
prawdopodobnie slniertelnie.
Bomba nape}niona by}a gwoz-
dzmi, a ME kulami, jak po-
czatkowo mniemano.
Kiedy minister %sprawiedli-
wosci- Murawiew popoludniu
jecha} do cara, by go uwiado-
mic O zamordowaniu Plech-
wego, obrzucono jego pow6z
kamieniami i pot}uczono szy-
by W powozie. Aresztowano
zn6w DUO os6b miedzy ME-
mi sprawce napasci.
Dotychczasowy asystent
zamordowanego ministra,
Durnowo, zosta1 zamianowa-
ny tymczasowym kierowni-
klein spraw wewnetrzuych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-04

TOXIC, 1 sierpnia. Depar-
lament marynarki odebra} z
portu Artura wiadomosc, re
W bitwie z "a lipca uszko-
dill japohczycy try kontrtor-
pedowce rosyjskie, dczyniw-
sly je niezdolne do d~alszej
|akcyi.. Japo6skie }odzie tor
pedowe posunely sic daleko
W g}ab przystani Hsiedheng,
a r~zuciwszy ma statki. rosyj-
|skie kilka torped6w, cofne}y
sic spiesznie ma pelne. MORE.
|Chidczycy, kt6rzy. przybyii.
do Czifu .opowiadaja, % ! Y !:
|porcie :Artura zatopiono try ]:
rosyjskie t~orpedowce: Wiado:
nose ia zgadza sic, a :: raezej
potwierdza rapport komendan-:
ia japo6skiego; re ich }odzie
torpedowe &c zaatakowaiy re
|skutkiem stojace W przystani
Hsiedheng rosyskie kontrtor-
|pedowce.
berlin, 1 sierpnia. We'll
XII ksiaze =bade6ski; Ffyderyk
Wilhelm, skrytykowa} cesarza
w>li6cie pisanym do burmf
strza miasta Karlsruhe Ora
Sohultera:n Co. ..:.."
W Li6cie tym, kt6ry. zosta}
o~g&oszony wgazetach :twier-
dzi Wielki ksiaze Fryderyk
Wilhelm re Niemcy "a czas6w
Bismarka jeszcze cos repre-
%zentowa}y lecz obecnie mic, a
pochodzi to ztad,> re CESAR
Wilhelm wtyka do kazdejirze-
czytsw6j nos. Rrzad jego|podj
ldanych. u /
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

the mattresses of his bed a gold watch. This was part of the property which had been stolen from the butcher shop. Taking these circumstances together, Hernandez, might as well have com mitted the burglary in the presence of half of Tempe He might better have committed il in the day time and then it would not have been burglary in the first degree.
 Jose BeZarano who had been indict- ed in connection with R. Lopez for the stealing of a couple of horses from the court house plaza was discharged on the motion Of the district attorney on the ground that the evidence against him was not sufficient to convict. Be za-aro had furnished the only evidence upon which Lopez could have been Convicted. He had been the running mate of Lopez and Lcpez he said had told him about the horses after he had stolen them. Bezarano disclaimed any part in the theft and the territory found itself unable to prove that he was not telling the truth.
 E. T. Hawkins, a member of the trial jury, was excused for the term and J. D. Marian was chosen to take his place.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
CONvICTION OF A BURGLAR
Hernandez Left a Trail Wherever
 He Went.

Manuel Hernandez was convicted of burglary in the first degree yesterday. The jury was out less than half an hour and those who heard the evil dence wondered that it took so long. Hernandez burglarized the meat mar ket Of J. E. Sturgeon at Tempe a cou- pie of months ago. He was captured a few days afterward. He was taken up largely on suspicion and immediate ly proof against him began to develop. Hernandez about that time had a sore foot and was wearing Q slipper. Tracks of a slipper were found about the meat market on the morning after the bur glary. The same tracks were follow cd to q house where Hernandez was stopping, There was found between
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
A WEEK OF AMUSEMENT
The Good Record of the Southern
 Carnival Co.

The first night of the carnival was q success and a big one.
 Inside the b.iiIiantly-llghted inclos- ure was a seething. surging mass of struggling humanity, all eager to see the wonders which the spielers eX- tolled in their mCnOtonous, sing-sog story, but all were in a good humor, rand if they pushed it was not the push of wrath. Confetti battles were on in dead earnest and none escaped, from the uglisst old maid to the prettiest school girl; all received their share of the 'oTiental complexion powder" And all. it might be said, joined in the throwing; none was teo sedate and dignfed to engage in the sport.
 Although monstrous crowd was on the midway last night they had not all provided themselves with their instruments of torture. and today and tonight the grand battle will open up n earnest.
 The Ferris wheel was there and was Iiberally patronized. The Arab had his camel and all the other things that go with a properly-conducted mid- way were in evidence.
 Philion in his magnificent and dar ing aerial ball fete was deservedly applauded when he rolled his globe to the top of the spiral pathway and then back to the ground, and in com ing down set off a magnificent display of the fireworks which showered myriads of vari-colored sparks in ev- cry direction and lasted several min utes.
 All the attractions were in running order last night, although it took hard work 10 get it up by the time it was needed, on account of the delay eSc- perienced in getting the attractions here.
 IIozeile, the serpentme dancer, is there, and her exhibitions are bC-h clever and artistic. The Moorish
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

theater, the typical Dixieland, the bearded lady, the hypnotic wonder and, last but by no means least, was the Stadium" and the wonderful loop-the- loop. This feat was performed in the presence of perhaps one of the hrg- est crowds on the grounds and was a complete and thrilling success.
 The Nat Reiss Southern Carnival company has without a doubt lone of the largest shows on the road today, and certainly is the largest that las ever come to Fl Paso, and it is laniled in a way that is show-like and busi7 ness-Hke. There is no lost motion ard no wasted time something doing every minute" that one Is on the grounds and that something IS some tEing interesting and thrilling.
 The number of people that the car ival has brought to Fl Paso Is great CT than ever the most optimistic could have possibly hoped for. The various excursion trains which were run into Fl Paso yesterday brought many cf the outside people here and all cay yesterday could be seen strange faces upon the streets, and the streets were at times blocked and crowded with those people who are here to be enter
 
 tained by the carnival and receive the Hospitality that is a synonym Of the name Fl Paso.
 No doubt many more will come in today, and before the week is out the city will see one of the largest C,owGs that ever came into it's gates for a similar occasion.
 There will be another show this af- ternoon and another tonight and twice daily will the shows be given. The loop-tbe-locp will be exhibited twice daily and also will the aerial globe exhibition.
 The Southern Carnival company ilas announced an innovation in that all the circus features of the carnival have been eliminated. All the cnI- p.oyes of the show yesterday secu ed accommodations in tIe hotels about the city. The eating and sleep.ng tents about the grounds are consptcd- ous by their absence, and after the show closes down at night not l scul
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
THE CONNECTICUT
cwritten for The Arizona Republican

|. Dear river, beautiful river, Q Winding away to the west, The gleam of the morning hath set
 a-quiver
 The jewels that lie on thy breast. Dear river, bonnie blue river, Read me this riddle alright: Where hast hid the white moon that
 saw shine and shiver On thy tremulous bosom last night And the blithe little lad with the dim
 pies and curls,
 That played on thy banks yesternoor I left him just. there where that blu
 eddy whirls;
 Has he gone to look for the moon? O river, clear shining river, Prithee now, grant my request, To glide on thy bosom away and for
 ever -tF To the goldenmost heart of the west And on, aye on through the gates o
 pearl,
 Till the heavenly bowers unfold. And close to my heart. with joy awhirl My loved and my lost hold.
 Frances J. Sterling.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
IRON sPRfNes, APRIL 30.
GUILTY OF A PI LINE.

"Dcukthohdfdps vbglq cnlwfyp yppp. Senator BUrton's excuse that other sen- ators do 1t has been the plea of every criminal since courts were established" ;" says the Memphis Comniercial-Appea
 We don't care who he may be, senator, respected citizen or peanut peddler, a man who woud be guilty of a thing like that should be taken out the walls of the city and stoned to death with stenes until stone deadi-Dcnver Post.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

l.. H. LANDS,
 General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
WAS INTERESTED IN CANALS.

Four-year-o Julian had become somewhat perplexed through hearing discussions of current events and of school topics. Papa" he asked one day, which is longer, the alimentary canal or the Panama canal ?''-Lippin- cott's.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
AMONG THE PINES, APRIL 30.

Bring your prescriptions to Dow5 drug store, Opera house block.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

Moet & Chandon White Seal is the requisite of all smart functions nowa- days. This brand now leads all others in importations
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

excsrt the watchmen can De round = Ei Paso Times.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-23
"Veriiy Verify, "t pays to trade McKee's Cash Store"
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-23

Through sleeper Phoenix to Chicago via Santa I'e Tuesday, April 26th.
 This arrangement avoids all changes en route. See us early for your re- serVationS.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-12-19
Reads Like a Miracle.

Morayia, N. Y, Dec. Especially
Bordering on the miraculous is the
case of Mrs. Benz. Wilson Of this place.
Suffering from Sugar Diabetes, she
wasted away till from weighing 200 lbs
she barely tipped the scales at 40 lbs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her. Speak
ing of her cure her husband says:
'My wife suffered everything from
Sugar Diabetes. she was sick four
years and doctored with two doctors,
but received no benefit. She had so
much pain all over her that she could
not rest day or night. The doctor said
that she could not live.
''Then an advertisement led me to
try Dodd's Kidney Pills and they help
ed her right from the first. Five boxes
Of them cured her. Dodd's Kidney
Pills were God-sent remedy to us and
we recommend them to all suffering
from Kidney Disease
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure all Kidney
Diseases, including Bright's Disease,
and all kidney aches, including Rheum-
atiSm.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-12-19
POLITICAL EVENTS.

The official returns in Vermont show
a republican plurality of 30,682.
The railroad systems sent powerful
lobby to Washington, to fight the re-
adjustment of rates.
The total vote for president in
I exas gives Parker 1877, 220 and Roose-
welt 50,308; Watson, 8,062; Swallow,
1924; Debs, 2,2S7.
The official canvass of the returns
in Colorado shows the following vote:
Republican, 134,687; democratic, 1907
1O5; prohibition, 3,438; socialist, 1904 !;
populist, 824.
Judge Parker's plurality in New
York county, New York, was 34,631,
according to the official count. D.
Cady Herrick ran more than $4,000
ahead of the presidential ticket in the
county.
The official canvass of the Pennsyl-
vania vote gives President Roosevelt
a majority over all of AS, 100. The
vote for each candidate follows:
Roosevelt, 840,949; Parker, 335,450;
Swallow, 33,717; Debs, 21,863; Core
gan, 2,211.