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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
STOLE CURl0S

between : and : o'clock this
morning the curio shop Of Mta w.
~ Ferguson vas broken into By
thieves and a iot of fine specimens
81 ivory carving stolen. The ivory
had just been received from tbs
Arctic aud was valued at 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
Is l. O @ ID

On account - Sc fftrhffui hiasaus-
nsna niaszt fuisuuina o. enrnnaniy
called the kiuE - Al Diseases. II
MAJ - either hereditary 81 HunfFart.
"a enFs the system . talntrd Nth
H. tHa diHHaaf rtaF manifest Itself tn
ttr term - arfufmis Eczema. Whsu-
matte Pains. SUR 90 Hwuiian Telutn.
~ ~ HHra ~ Copper tHlnreH spots on
To- Pace - uafr tttis Ulcers IL the
Mouth ~ ~ ths Tongue sure Threat
- aiien THuaiia Palms uuf - the
HaiT - EFshreus and fnafir a LIP.
Fumaallae Decay a the hleah. AID
Hunfs ~ you have am ~ these ~ aitns
lar sfupfems - BROW 8 MOOD
Ct RI isHtnftA afFiF This treat
usstit 4 practically the result a IN.
wurt II contains no dangerous drugs
o. tufufieua medicines - am kiua u
goes - the FerF bottom % the disease
ard faFueH cut every naffteln - ins
purity. Soon every NGm ard rnrtum
tlnarFearH. completely sud fqfsFsf
me blood, The tisHlfs. the Tech. the
bones End the Whuia system are
fieaHaen. purified and restored - pFr-
FEET health and The patient prepared
aHrw fnf The duties and pleasures ~
no HnuWNH HOOD CURE 3 70
3 bottle lasts n month Mad ~ hn
NfeuWN. e. kHnh 1t rhiiafrfnhia
Fnr sale m Seattle only a. The Quaker
nFsfN 60 fnfN fIIa faf ave EfaNs 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
BODY SEEN
IN the BAY

A cruise made along the water
front ihia morning b Deputy Coro-
ner Arnold In q launch resulted In
= failure Of the search instituted
for the bsdy Of a man reported 10
have bern seen floating IN the bay
last evening
The report waa made by the cap
tain af the steamer Nanntts last
evening Whsn last sruu by the
crew % the Manstte the body Saa
about go yards of the Coiman
faak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

apOKAHE wash June ~ = y
f.oUfka one 81 Manager Hflllt 2
star pitchers took French irhfe
ftou the ranks 81 the Pacific Ma
tiauat League sunday morning
t.nuehs got Into trouble with al Of
ficaf while doing the town Fhthfuhf
night aua vas arrested. but lh'ei
released Fearing frnueHt lou, hH
took the early morning Train TOT
parts unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

me Kasmos line steamship Luz
Or arrived In port last night from
ffamhurw. Germany. VA san Hfsn-
eiaca Hhe had large consignment
81 cement for this port a. weii a. .
heafY shipment % fuw sugar fuf
Naneausrf ard Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

NEw YORK. June = Hickman
winthrop. uho IL 90 sucessf Will
lam II Hunt ~ governor Of Porto
Rioa. Charles = McksnnA. Of Pitts
harE. and Adolph q Wolf - wash
lnKiun. recently appointed United
states judges IN Porto Rioo. and
nriegate DsKetau sailed today for
san Juan. Cos Winthrop wiil az
sume office July q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
ss.si.l-Pos,l.nd a R.,srn-sp.si

1nnEfa > FaftiaFu = NsAafn-1 HAAAai
Attend the Federated fratefnai
Nardf=graz ard Carnival ~ Port.
land. June ztth q July sth Inclusive.
TIC stA asli at reduced rates June
9Th and July 7th only
Three trains on beth dates Fuf
fuii Information call on o. address l.
A. Nsa~au. General Agent. Northern
Pacific ~. CftY tlckat office catnsr
- f1Fst avenue and Yruief way. So
attic wash. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

sIRaON. Cal. June - Three
blocks OF business buildings were
wiped ont in a fire starting Va Ian
sens Candy Kitchen here yesterday.
The loss will aggregate t1ou.ap0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
POIS ON
He Wo Chinese Medicine Co

cure all rhfauie
diseases % men
and women with
cut ope cratic n
Cured b. power
ful Chinese roots,
herbs. barka. buds
ana vegetables
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
ireds OF cases
that have been
given up 20 die.
We q u AR AN q
II n r. to cure
In h eu m attam.
asthma. CataTfh.
stomach. kidney,
liver. fem a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

weakness and all private diseases
Call and see this wonderful Chinese
medicine. Have talk with lice
We before giving up your case az
hopeless. Consultation FREE.
9i2h Washington ST.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

AT CHICAGO PiusburK 8. Chi-
caEo &
AT NEW YORK Rev York n.
Phiiadelphla 2
az -
At BROOKLYN nostonh y
Brooklyn +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

A son Nas born 70 Mr.. and NrN
y 8 NoFfiaon. ~ eIs Lane street
SUNDAY morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

At WASHINGTON Philadelphia
:. WaahinEfon
AT BOSTON Ses York Z. Boz
ton &
AT DETROIT Chicago Is 10.
troit O.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

plsoars- an aaS and fnd a -
Everx nisht this week and Msfzaees
Eulnafrsw and saturday
WfEoE NkNN's BtC CO.
tasH tnsnarruN uiaHf the starr %
essl1 NaHm IEEInHiss
DOWN N EGVpT.@
ktronH Naadrvtszs Saeschss betaseu
faEn At
Starting ThurssiaV mfNhf a FanriUa
f4rre eauirsIf a Pair - rfaulra
sEnECrfNF - MINER FHlGfa 81
Nlahts aHa s1HsfaF ma fimesM. ~ ana
~ ether n8atiaspa s. snA iAF
CIR rfiE AfagAXAR HABIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

Roanoke

rroduced By an Excellent Cumuany
High Class Sueclaittss HatWreu Acts
Frfeea K,ntiFe lower nper. 2ae and
higher
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81 GAS
FRANCHISE
DEFEATED

Continued Prom Page one
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul.

s:Iaa N
J. I7:o6 pm
6;s7 pm
~. Leave for
Ctica 50, Mil,xaukees and east II;s3 am
,. $40 p m
-. lo:I3 pm
1850. :, Il;38 pm
400 . m
tSSa . Leave for
Dubuque and west 81 II;s3 I m
Leave for
Points on WabashaS DIVISION 4:I4 an
%s Leave for
Points ON On chippewa Vaililov DIVISION Iaso6 p q
+, Leave for
fosa1s On o1n5o'e 90 M HAlnsssal k as'1k $40 p N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

SZCZECIN. Nierozumnego
zartu, kt6ry drogo oplacic be-.
die musia1 ~pozwolil sobie pc
wien podr6zny ma dworcu "
Szczecinie. Kiedy pociag ma
dworcu stanal, chcial sic, wy
gladajac oknem z wagonu po-
pisac swa si}a " obec zgroma-
dzonej publicznosci. Schwyci1
vice przechodzacego peronemm
handlarza owocu majacego lat
II "a surdut i uni6sl " gore,
a ze plociag ruszal " tel chwi--
Ii .dalej, m ~ &c. pusci6.
Handlarz ,upadi tak.nieszczes-
liwie, zie dostaf sic miedzy wy
soki peron, q stopnie WACO
now tax, re cudem tylko w
szedt z tel sprawki zywy, lecz
~ zgnieciona k:llaatkka pielrssiito,--
wa. Okaleczaiegomusia Cd
slavic do lazaretu, q lekarze
watpia, czy i'm sic uda utrzy-
mac SO przy zi.y,ciiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
q CZARNKOWA. Mistrz

Z CZARNKOWA. Mistrz
stolarski p. Jur W Czarnkowie
przeslal W pazdzierniku z. r.
poczta pieniadze i napisa} ma
przekazie adres polski. Urze-
dnik pocztowy p. Wetztig ia
da}, aby adres by} napisany
20 niemiecku. Pan Jur us}u-
chal, ale podajac urzednikowi
przekaz niemieckim adresem,
zyczy1 mu, aby dosta} ,,ost-
markenculage". Ia to Wyto-:
czono p. Jurowi process 0 OBJ
raze, a sad fawniczy skaza} go
ma tydzie6 wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
2 POD MOSKALA

EODZ. Zab6jca zony,
siostry j sluiacej VOLTA Bull
wy jest zbrodniarz, kt6rego
sumienie obciaza szereg oily
dnych przystepstw. Badany
przez sedziego sledczego
przyznal sic nietylko do ma
padu ma Bulw6w, ale i do
wielu 1nnych zbrodni.
Zamordowal mianowicie
pred niedawnym czasem
malzonk6w Jentsch6w " Ko-
dzi, poczem spladrowal ich
mieszkanie j zabral so rubi !
fyzki srebrne, kt6re zakopal.
Teraz wskaza} m,iejsce .
-genci policyjni odkopai skra.-
Sdzione lyzki. Przyznal pie
on dale, ze zamordoWal Leie
Braunowa v Lodi. Ozab6j--
stwo to posadlz,'o!nty zos daltE M, AZ
jej, kkt6ry ME mm6tgl udoWod-
Al mic sWojego abb zostal| aka
ESaSM3t ff&a&ENS&S&A ~ N ss
zsanl1Jyamml5pprrzzeezz sad "a ciezl1kk:iiee
sr.o1btpty. Teraz vice ddopiero
" sszzidIloellla altl, wylkIrryyc rrzzecnFzzJyw'iisadte--
leo zztb,rro'ddDniiaalrzzaa a, Jedn1a azohly-:
Iss dDyc ,l h1gzzb tll' u II w oppqI6l
ci Din ! a! So ~ ,lll aIl1|lsi I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

Ybylo zamordoWyaniiee n isa ysslps';'
IWnelgo,sE3s .jkLsos,lLonlliiisEgtty 7;a |ll'lI
:SchmidtoWlg1esji D II . zeznlaall,,
.ze dzialal til r66IwRniezW chleeecii
zagraioien1Iias "a |. lynn
aresszzttoo'wV'aaln1'o po,d|ejl,
.rzanegoso spelnniie1Dl'iie zbt1r ',,l'l
malzonka zmarlej schmnidto-
wei i oddano 60 pod sad,
Wszystkie te zbrodnie Wywo--
LAZY swoim czasie .wielkie
wzburzenie " Kodzi. Il
Przyp,u,lszczac nalezy, re
.Drzazga odsloni wkr6tce Ia
iemnicei CO do innych zbro.-
.dni, kt6re dotad pozostaja,
zar6wno ola mieszka6c6w, jak
ida Wladz ~sad3wych
%tajemnica. Drzazgga ola do
swoich niecnych "a
marrow uzyWal zazwyczaj
draga zelaznego, oraz noza, 9
ola obrony mial zawsze ma
bity revolver.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
6.5lm Special Reduced
. Excursion Rates

Beda uskutecznione ze wszyst~
kich STACEY kolei Chicago 8 North
Western okazyi nastepujacych:
Los Angeles, poczawszy Cd 8.
Maja, na'powszechna konferen-
eye metodyjskiego episkopal-
nego koscioia.
San Francisco, 8 do 8. Maja, ma
szczeg6lowe narodowe stowa-
rzyszenie grocernik6w.
Atlantic City. n. ]. II do Is
Lipca, Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine.
San Francisco s. do g. Wrzesnia
ma try letnie zebranie Knights
Templar.
San Francisco 10 do % Wrze-
snia, zjazd zwierzhnik6w
Grand Lodge I. O O.. F.
O blizsze szczeg6}y co do rat, da-
sprzedazy t. d. tel Tub jnnej
okazyi pytajcie agent6w sprzedaja-
cych tykiety kolei North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Chicago jl, 6 burlington s
Quincy 81.
North Bound.

a,a ~..@ss ]. paIt A
$. Psai "a! { S1iasssp SIS 'kspsss. s: :
m.. :. 20. . An sve
Gcnn:se..ssoo e: lLosm = feosa Limited SO an
SaSAso - rs an
south Bound.
rg, a. Depsrt
ESnn::e - s. - u. ioslsS I.xptes S. sSs8S le4saH
SA1'Ssss' - - $500 SAaniaed EsAas 3$ 10 So .
-, ~, IN. .. .... .a,.Sr. #NsSssa Arrive
S.nsls q 49, :IaEs ReEs. -. sress S#sss#@sE "a 40 q =
sss1 Nv n 80 q .a I11-p sus 9Ssaa1ed ssssss5ss 81 1r.ss p al
Green BAY WInons
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
z PRUS P'OLSK]ttll.Il,C[;Hl[.. /.

p
IVA. 7go I'm. okolo u godEz..
wieczorem uderzyl grolm. Y
murowana wieza kosciofa "
Niemieckiem Brzoziu, MEDIA
leko LAX, uszkodzil ia az 90
dzwonnicy, take organy !
Choir, czes6 dachu j posowe,
wszystkie okna potluk}}. Pred Pr
mniej wiecej 80 laty nowo Cd
.budowany piekny kosci6f
sprawia obecnie smutne Wra-.
zenie. Dnia 8 kwietnia zostalf1
cmentarz policyjnie zamknie !
ty i wstep kazdemu wzbronlo-
ny. w Niemieckiem Brzoziu
mimo Navy Swiadczacej po-
zornie O niemieckosci, miesz-
kaja prawie wy}acznie tylko
Polacy. Poniewaz cd poczatku
1890 stulecia al do pokoju
toru6skiego r. 1866 panowalil
mad ia kraina niemieccy Krzy-
lacy, przezwano to Brzozie
,,niemieckiem" ola odr6znie-
MIA cd nalezacego do 6wczes-
nej Polski -Brzozia, po}ozone-
go po drugiej stronie Drwecy.
- Cd 1-go kwietnia b.. r. usta-
nowiony zosta1 jako nauczy-
ciel pomocniczy PREY tutej-.
seem Collegium Marianum
ks. Wac1aw Lewandowski,
wikaryusz tumski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

ROGOWO. Nabijajac MOI
dzierz prochem pali} przytem
robotnik D. rajacy lat II. pa
pierosa. Popi6l prawdopodob-
ME z ogniem spad} mu PREY
tenn W proch, kt6ry eksplo-
dujac W tel chwili straszliwie
nieostroznego wyrostka ma
twarzy poparzy}. Nieostr6z-
nose swoja m6g}by byl }atwoo
przyp}acic utrata wzroku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
pQpQpQPop30Q
8 WIEsCI ZaOJCzYZNlY1 3
Y POZNANSK]llI[.ElGO.

pod Wen.
gierskiem. Ma kontroli "
Kleszczeetw vie przyszlE'oD # Do ma ma
lei b6jki pomiedzy polal1kS'aamnli:
a niemcami, przyczyn1a byla
zaciek1osG hakatystyczna. 20
kontroli, jak zWykle bywa,
spotka sic jeden z tym albo
owym, vice ida ma jedntegoo'
do karczmy. Me tylko nasl
ale i niemcy tel prag1lienie u
gasi6 chcieli. Wkantowali sic
do szynkowni j nuze sic pa
noszyc j rozmaite sprawy ma
ruszat, jake powolanym Cd
Boga cywilizatorom. Do
syc, ze i'm to zawadzilo, il POI
lacy W ich obecnosci 2 soba
pc polsku %rozmawiali. Tax sic
owl niemcy "a to rozgniewali,
re wygadywali nies1ychanie.
Jeden z MICH chwyta najbliz-
szego stojacego polaka "a ra-
miesi doniosiym g}osem po-
wiada: Isle solen hier de-
utsch sprechen." Jakby grom1
uderzyl, tax wszystko ucich-
10, lecz potem zaraz daily sic
slyszec glossy: precz z niemca-
mi! CT widzac, re sic ma cos
zanosi, opuszczaja miejsce.
Poszli potem do drugiej SYN
kowni, myslac, re tam beda
mogli rozkazywac, ale sic "a
wiedli, gdyz tam sic znalezli
tacy, kt6rzy ma ich przybycie
czekali, ably i'm przypomniee,
re So ma polskiej ziemi. Skoro
tel niemcy weszli, dalej do
polityki, wyslawiali pruski ia
terland, a polacy zn6w co
swojskie, cd zdzieb1ka PREY
sz}o do tego, re niemcy do
stall smary j to ME kiepskie.
Ray Cd polskiego ch}opa
musza mice czarowna sile,
gdyz potem niemiec prawie
kazdy pc polsku umiaf j ro-
zumia}. Jak wszyscy przy-
stall ma ,,polska wiare", "a
panowala zgoda, niemcy W
dodatku jeszcze pare piw
zafundowali, a dali przyrze-
genie, re juz nikomu ME
beda zakazywali polskiej
mowy, ami chwalili faterlandu.
prus kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
re SLASK1A.

GLIWICE. Rozwiazanie
,,Kriegervereinu" 2 powodu
polskiej agitacyi. Ze zwiazku
". Rudzie wystapili niedawno
marszalek Ballestrem i radzca
g6rniczy Pieler z powodu
polskiej agitacyi w6r6d cz1on-
k6w, a teraz uchwalono roz-
wiazanie zwiazku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

RYCZYWOK. w zeszlym
tygodniu wielka burza, po1a-
czona z gradem srozy}a sic
mad miastem j okolica -- wy
wielkie szkody. Wi
cher wyrywa} drzewa 2 ko-
rzeniami, zrywal dacby, oba-
lal p}oty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

n q Dunnoe+o1o+-
$500,
so5aL;o; :, W,oo1a,n;, ME-,
~ enyn s4a"n
a. -
5000 inu pG' ~ = mns1o; u L1as.
e,,h nno;an;nna ~
oanl::
o6e; 2oa,:4 hl
n-1eLn 49,
~ "yooD'o NY
11rN1nA ~
aoo a.onof1;mofa -;
49, ata1a :, 49,,
'n.lLa:,, ~
n,salonan;a dosaod, an-,ots;
raha+n;,. A. T1aao b..
$500 s4I@
sl noh;, - IS -
saa,aa :, 49,, - hota;o1o :;
ra.na;4a = - no,ah;1
ataaaan;a - 10 - pada,.,
$3.50 - : e 80 ).
80 po ~ a"'soo'
Inln 49, So 1esia''
800 - 80 sle u 49, ",euy'
~ O. puaaraa1 =
49, ~ sonoln;aa.1a go =?
!, 70 ta1z;a ; A. 100
; % 1}odz;o;stwa rah,neb.
:; L;1LaLrotn;a h,,1Larannno
; n;adsuno o,,ahtho,,,
on,,kau 800 -, 49, &c
o op ,,.an6,a y
~ o.a.a, :, haxa;a1a doans
~ ~ - So - s,,ab+har p :,
dos+a6 -" R;edu - =.
lS"4.1 ~ g S.
L La+al ~ NJ navasg1 s;e =
,-Ix:1..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

Cd Przy kra-
janiu sieczki wpadl 8-letlnii IS
synek posiedziciela b. Mas a
n, smlle y = lHa[e E ma v
:,,n1 ls : lll ENiie,ls,izscczesliiwRemu
* 4; lllllLopp 4 n az ~; g ! 'lla. ggloWa zuppe y!
I n IL \ z 4 iiazz q 4 olIE sals 5mnierc
laS 4 y 8 ltls lllnaiiIe 5zis Sa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Chicago & Northwestern.
Odjazd pocisg6w
Ma Wsch0d.

Chicago morning passenger lex s. seq .... TOO a m
ago evening passenger daily .:...-. e;,e p m
Chicago passenger lex s. 80. :. -. ....Ia;oI p m
~. Ma Zach6d.
Dakota passenger daily .....-.. J. .....: Gas a m
Minnesota passenger lex s. ... :. (. ........ I:so p m
Chicago Evening passenger lex S, ..---- $50 p m
Przybyoie pociqgdw.
Ze Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger(daily) Sc. 6;3s = m
Minnesota passenger lex ST.. ....... Ego p N
Min. & Dak. mail and pass tex 81. .-..6:so p m
Re Zachodn.
Min: & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. 5. 1I:4o . m
Local passenger lex 81 >. -....... /. 60. s:4s m
Dakota mil and passenger daily. /. .....o,,o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

IL al Os|A SC1eAiS HE 1C11Aau 1W yAayL
ME sPRzEDAyEE, Poviedz innyms eherym mel 2metodz'es So Hssyr
ltko D co prose-. Lecze stare 4 Mode kobiety
a. Jezeli se ezujesz bardzo oeiszala, obaKiasz sc zlyehz nastsPstw;
masz b6e " zol6dku, przejmujace d,eszcze y krzyzu Chico g &c Pfakae
o1ujesz goraezkowe drsszo1e oslabdenie i 2 lozssto .mosaod daI;sa III &
2 slabe, al5o bols.ne Psfyod Nv; w5.od Y LIB = na e Y ~ akin y e rae aa. psz
|masz BEZPIATNE LECZENIE idokladne objaSnienia. Tysiace 20
bet, oprdcz mnie zostalo wyleczonych. Wskaz6wki posylaln w-osystych
.S## |. .t# #*#s .###.#
We Lecsenie,' kt6re predko ne Pe.no. lse!y upiiawy yer, selons a ,saDosG !
wydatk6wi uchronisz sic Cd wstydu, DO niePotrzebujesz nikomu oPor
wiadaG o swej chorobie. Osiagniesz dobre tusze j sdrowie.
w kazdei mieiscowoscl moge WskazaG polecenie cd dobrze znanych
lkobiet,, kt6re zostafy wyleczone "a pomoca mojego ,,DomoWego Lecze-@
fnia" i chetnie poswiadcza. re leczy ono niezawodnie wszystke dehkat-
ne choroby organ6w kobiecych wzmacnia nadwyrezone sclegna mu-
skuly przywraca kobietom calkowte zdrowes fisz 5saraz, poniewaz tel
,oferty ME zroie drugiraz .
PITTSFIELD, Wis, 17go grud, 1908 !. -Szanowna PAM u. Su-
Uzywalam lekarstwa cztery tygodnei pc pierwszem Pudefku
IOpaline Supozytor6w, sic wylectylaln.5 Dzekuje Bogu q dobro ktore
|otrzymalam Cd twoiego leczenla.. Cd l7go do 1890 rokn clerpiafam ne
Iopadniecie macicy. LecIyli mnie r6zni doktorzy, bez zadnej pomoey.
Teraz chociaz po porodzeniu duzego synka, moge spdnac robote do.
nova ME czuie sic snuzona. Codoktorzy ME mogli uczynic, to PAM
v tax kr6tkim czasie uozyni}a. Zycze PAM wszelklej pomyslnosci MECH
Pan Bog da pto lat zycia. q szacnnkiem, MARYANNA POTFMPA.
BRYAN, Texas, is grud. 1908 +. Szanowna PAM ~. Summers! ~
PAM domowe leczenie, mrie zupelnie uzdrowllo, cMgo sic ME spodzle-
waiam. Bylam dlugi czas leczona Pzez doktora, ktory oswladczyi, e
moze mme dalej leczyc, jezeli SIC ME dam operowac. oswiadczyf e nam
btone macice rozdarta. Pc uzywaniu PAM domowego l lem,. l gen
ADnrs: Mrs. M.SUMMERS, Box ,NOtre Dame Ind. Us.
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by Captain Suits, the barque left
Iiautsport, May 10. bound for Buenos
Ayres, with a cargo of lumber, but
when on Georges bank. owing to a
stress of lumber, the vessel sprang a
leak. The windmill pump would not
work so they jettiSOned the deck load
and continued on their course; but
'fter Il time the ship filled and the top
lies came together. the masts role /
''o-;l side to side and the ship finally
began to break up. They continued in
his condition for II days, at the end
{ which time they saw smoke on the
horizon and Immediately set signals of
distress and lights on the yards and
arms. The steamer which answered
the signals proved to be the Star of
Australia from New Zealand for Lon
don, via Las Palmas. The steamers
life boat came alongside the Swanzea
and after several attempts succeeded
in getting Mrs. Suits on board, and she
was then taken to the steamer. The
lifeboat then returned in charge Of
Chief Officer Brooke. and after an
examination of the vessel, he decided
that it was best to burn her so she
The officers and crew were then taken
off and the SwanZea set on fire.
Funeral services of the remains Of
the victims of the railroad wreck were
held in Pueblo. Colo. Wednesday. The
streets We're crowded with people
watching the funeral professions. and
business was almost at n standstill
The search for other victims has been
resumed. but the chance of further re-
"overy of dead grows fainter as time
passes. although many persons sup
posed to be victims are as yet unac-
counted for. The list Of dead as re-
vised. Wednesday. shows II identified
bodies Three bodies are still unidenti-
fled and % persons known to have been
in the wreck were missing.
The Populist campaign was opened
in Lincoln, Neh., Wednesday. The
principal speakers were Thomas E.
Watson and Thomas II. Tibbles.
The United Button Co, a Delaware
corporation. with capital of $4,000, 900
was declared an Involuntary bankrupt
in the United States court in Whining
ton, Del, Wednesday, The company
has factories in various sections of New
England. Last year 1t did business
of over 100000.
In northeast Lanmark, Eng, We'd
nesday, the Liberals won another cleo
ton victory. The seat was consistently
Liberal until 1901. when it was won by
the Unionists by Sir William Henry
Rattigan, who has just died The
polling resulted I'm the election of Pro-
vost Findlay. Liberal. who received
5619 votes against 4677 for Mr.. Touch
the Unionist candidate. and 1884 for
Mr.. Robertson, representing the Labor
party.
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the nature of the man seemed to lie
best adapted to this sort Of work.
1t is related of him that he was
afraid Of everyone whom he met. and
especially. Of strangers, and that when
bangor fireman In an old uniform
went out to his camp In company with
friend who knew him, the hermit re-
treated into his camp and suddenly APP
peared again with his rifle prepared to
shoot. Nor would he be convinced for
some time that the fireman was not
an officer of the law come to arrest
him.
Some have suggested that the man
Is a gentleman. evidently of good
Southern family. who has by reason Of
his nature become estranged from his
kind and perhaps committed some
crime in the South and fed to the Moth
to avoid arrest. Orono people think he
might have been a moonshiner IN .ha
Kentucky mountains as he IL a dead
shot and a recluse. perfectly at bor,a
with his rod and gun and a cool
woodsman. His speech Is soft and VIII
southern burr that would distinguish
him anywhere In the North and alto
gether he is a Parsonage worthy of
study.
1t is expected that the grand iudv
will bring in an indictment and Nc
trial for the Orono burglary will +aLa
place at this term OF court. Old Town
ana orono are sure to send down LARGE
delegations to comment. wonder ons
listen-Old Town Correspondence of
Commercial.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The fifth annual Simpson reunion will
be celebrated at Simpsons Point, Bruins
wick. Me-. Wednesday, Aug. q.
A large real estate deal has Just beer
consummated in Hancock county. The
deeds were passed. Saturday, transfer
ing 800 acres of timber land in Waltham
Franklin and No, 3. from Walter b.
Farmer of Boston, to Chief Justice An
drew p. Wiswell.
Alexander Jones, III Sheridan street,
coal and wood dealer. was killed at 1l.15
A. NJ, Wednesday, at East Deering, by
Grand Trunk passenger train No. . due
I'm Portland at that hour, but which was
about Is minutes late.
The Knox county Prohibtionists met in
convention in Camden, Saturday, and
nominated Captain Edward Bradford of
Warren, as a candidate for sheriff, and
Chester M. Walker OF Rockland, for coun-
ty attorney No other nominations for
the balance of the county ticket were
made.
The various classes met In convention at
Belfast and elected the following for
members of the county committee: Bel
fast class. F. A. Greer. Belfast: Brooks
class. E. G. Roberts. Brooks; Troy class.
volney Thompson. Montvile; Morrill,
class. s. w. Shibles. Morrill,: Stockton
class, John H. Sullivan, Searsport.
The annual reunion of the Fifth Maine
Association began. Wednesday. at Peaks
Island. the stockholders meeting being
held in the morning. The business meet
ing OF the association Is to be held.
Thursday. Owing to the approaching re-
union of the Grand Army to be held In
Boston. next week, the attendance was
not large.
The location of the Kingfeld & Dead
River Railroad from Carrabasset TO Dead
River, 9L miles, has been completed. IL
reaches the Dead river near the foot OF
Mt. Bigelow. The engineers found favor
able grades for hauling out heavy trains.
The road will be a great convenience 10
lumbermen and hunters. The location
was made by A. F. Hilton. civil engineer,
of Bangor.
George Childs Drexei. the well-known
Philadelphia banker, has recently pur-
chased two large lots of land on the
shores of Pitchers pond in Northport,
and has placed contract with Gorham
Aborn of Belfast. for the building OF q
fine villa there. Mr.. Drexel owns $4,000
cottage at Ryder's cove at Islesboro. and
on a recent fishing trip to Pitchers pond
was so pleased with the place and fishing
that he purchased Immediately and will
have his cottage completed In short
time.