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The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03

Hon. John P Logan, superintend- ent of horticulture for Arkansas at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, has issued the following letter to fruit growers of Arkansas:
 Worlds Fair, St Louis, Mo,
 May 9, 1904. ''To the Fruit Growers of Arkansas:
 "On account of the failure of the fruit crop last year we were unable to prepare any fruits in jars and solu- tions and decided to make strictly fresh fruit exhibit, and at present we have as fine an exhibit of fresh fruit as was ever displayed at any exposi- tion. It is so pronounced by the judges. While this is true, at the same time, in order to carry off the sweepstakes prize for which we are fighting, and which we have every req son to believe we shall win, provided we can get the assistance which we must have of the people of Arkansas we are compelled to have all kinds of fresh fruit in season. Up to the pres, ent time our people do not seem to realize the importance of sending us fruit. The strawberry season has about closed and of the abundance of strawberries that have been shipped from the state, only six crates found their way to the Arkansas exhibit. when at least sixty or hundred should have been sent. We want to show to the world that Arkansas grows all kinds of fruit to greater per lection than any other state in the union, and we can do this if the peo- pie will but arouse themselves and help us. All kinds of fruit such as raspberries, backberries, grapes, peaches of all kinds, summer apples, cherries, etc, will soon be ripe and to make our exhibit complete we must have some of all of these for exhibi- tion
 ''It is very embarrassing to the management to visit the exhibit of other states in the Horticultural Pal ace. and to see how the citizens are responding to the call and sending In fruit promptly, and to see these states StltlHS pi dlSt lol tAuibltS LII Cti ldlu classes of fruit which do not in any way compare with the same fruits raised in Arkansas. But it is impos- sible to convince the world of this unless our people will send the fruit here for exhibit. Do not wait for some one else to do this, but do it yourself and remember that there is no prob ability of our having too much. It matters not how little the quantity, pack 1t nicely and send it by express We will pay express charges. Do not imagine that there will be great quan- titles here that will be better than yours, but send along the best you have. as it all helps to make a show.
 Every county should be glad of the opportunity to have some of it's fruit on exhibition here. as all fruit when put on the table bears the name of the grower and where grown. so that prop CT credit and advertisement is given.
 Address all communications and ship all fruit 10 me in care of section 15, Horticultural Palace. Worlds Fair, St Louis, Mo. I shall be glad if those who are interested will keep the ad dress Official shipping tags will be furnished upon application. Yours very truly. John P. Logan, Arkansas Superintendent of Horticul ture"
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
GRANTED A NEW TRIAL
Circus Performer Who Murdered HI. Young Son Gets New Trial
 on a recbnicality.

Jefferson City, Mo. June 1.-John M, Speyer. a circus performer. who killed his young son in a tent at Kansas City in 1902 by cutting It's throat with 8 knife, and who was found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in the peniten- tiary, was granted new trial on a technicalty. Speyar had been accused of assaulting a young girl. and when threatened by a crowd he killed the boy. believing. IS he afterwards said. that he would be lynched. and not de- string the child to live alone Speyer's wife lives at Now Orleans.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
Alleged Crook Arrested.

Upon information from Hot Springs Lawrence Warner. known as liar mony Kid was arrested at St. Louis on the charge of fieecing Hot Springs pool rooms out of several thousand dollars Warner is said to have planned the scheme to send over the wires the names of certain horses a: winners. whereby his eonfederates at the Springs could get away with a large amount of money.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
Hotel al Harrisburg Burned.

Fire at Harrisburg destroyed the Cook hotel, operated by Mrs. May, May 31. There was no insurance on the building The adjoining build' ing. owned by A. W. Sparks, and in which was run pool room, was also burned. The contents are supposed to be covered by insurance. The brick walls of Harry Holmes and J. J Mardis' buildings, standing near, were damaged
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
Life Policies Paid Last Year.

In a sursmary of life insurance pay. ments by states, table prepared by the Insurance Press of New York shows clat the amount of claims paid in Arkansas during 1903 vas s1.201. 639. In Little Rock the payments were s121.5 300. Payments of s10.000 or more were reported as follows: Bank head Richard J. Williams, s10.000; Elizabeth. George T. Blakey. sl0.000; Grand Lake. James s. Peak, s10,000; Hot Springs. F. B. >Ludeling, sl0.000; Ola. John NJ. Harvey. s126S2; Sho1 ner. A E. Shoffner. sl5,o00
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
w. ID. HoweiIs Honored.

London. June 1.-Oxford university has decided to confer the degree of doc tor of letters on William Dean Howells, the American author.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
Militia Organizations Disbanded

As the result of the recent inspec- tion of the militia by Brig. Gen. Hayes and Capt. Bent, regular army officers assigned to that duty by the war department. five conpanies of state militia have been disbanded. The companies disbanded were To- cated at Fort Smith. Hot Springs, Monticello. Bonneville and Blythe vile. and the hand was stationed at Monticello.
 The plant of the Little Rock Hoop company. located in the western part of the city. was destroyed by fire May %. The loss is placed at Sf,5GJ.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-03
Hon. John P. Logan Requests That Growers Forward Fresh
 Fruit for Exhibit.
EVENTS OF 1 WEEK BRIEFLY CHRoMCleD
Citizens of Hot Springs Plan Elabo- rate Entertainment for Delegates 10 State Democration Two Destruc- tive Fires.
Fresh Fruit Needed.

Hon. John P. Logan, superintend- ent of horticulture for Arkansas at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. has issued the following letter to fruit growers of Arkansas:
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
WOULD DEFEND
MOTHER NAME

In order to defend the good name Of
his mother, 12-year-old Eddie Harlan
of 1719 Pacific avenue stole a pistol
from a roomer in his mothers house
and he is now being held upon a charge
Of burglary preferred against him by
Mrs. Harlan, who objects to the criti-
cism of her actions by her young off,
spring.
The mother is a comely young COL
ored woman. who keeps a boarding
house for Pullman car porters She
has been receiving the attentions of
one Mr.. Smith. The boy protested
against Smith coming to the house,
and says Smith told him that if trouble
was made he (Smith) would fill him
full of lead. According to the state
ment made by the mother to Assistant
District Attorney Brown it was Smith s
skin rather than the boys that was in
danger, and she asked to be allowed to
swear to a charge of burglary against
him for stealing the weapon so that he
might be sent to a reform school.
The lad admits taking the weapon,
but denies he intended to shoot Smith
unless he had to. He says he got the
pistol to protect himself and his moth
er as he believed that Smith was a bad
man and would do her harm. He is be-
ing held, and in the meantime an in
vestigation is to be made to find out
the facts of the case.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

The Institute Of German Physicians
issues q warning to young men against
taking up the study OF medicine, there
being at present a surplus OF doctors.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

OREGON.
PORTLAND. Oct. i5.--Wheat for export
Walla Walla. SIC: bluestem. SJc: valley, Soc
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Oct. 15.-Wheat, UNCHANGED /:
bluestem. sec; club, sc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
stafford Cannon BE Found.

The cases of ]. A. Mcmillan and
Frank Stafford, indicted by the Grand
Jury on October on a charge of OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses, were
on Judge Lawlor's calendar yesterday
for arraignment of the defendants.
Mcmillan, who had been arrested on
a bench warrant and released on
$500 cash bail, appeared and after
being arraigned the case was con-
tinued till next Saturday to be set.
Stafford has. not yet been arrested and
il is believed he has left the jurisdic-
ton of the court. The defendants
we're charged with obtaining 1915 on
June Is from Mrs. Stella NJ. Packard
on the alleged false representations
that clearinghouse at Gil Ellis street
brought in a net profit of SIS per
month.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
Man-Eating Shark.
Norllcrn NNhcnt Market.

Jaw on free exhibition at Lords Curio
store. 772 and TIA Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Letitia Beretta, daughter of A.
Beretta of 1919 Clay street, and Albert
II. Quatman, of the c. NJ. Wooster
Company. The wedding will take place
in November
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
MCCABE SHORT
IN ACCOUNTS

Their is no longer any mystery at
tached to the strange disappearance of
James S. McCabe, chief clerk to Assist
ant Passenger Agent Judah of the
Southern Pacific Company. A cause
for his absence from his Office was found
yesterday, when the auditing depart
ment Of the company discovered that
there is a shortage in his accounts of a
trifie over $1,000. representing moneys
received from various local organiza-
tions for the use of excursion trains
during the recent picnic season, which
McCabe had failed to properly account
for.
Immediately after the discovery was
made the police were notified by the
railroad officials, and a search for the
missing man is now being made. 1t
was hard for McCabe's superiors and
his office associates to believe that he
had been guilty Of wrong doing, and
they are yet at a loss for a suggestion
as TO what he did with the money.
The auditors are not through with
their investigation, but have nearly
completed their exporting Of the sea-
sons accounts. Last seasons books ap-
pear to be all right.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
A New Art Gallery.

We have converted our picture room
into a beautiful art gallery for the exhi-
bition and sale Of moderate priced paint
ings, winter colors, pastels, etchings and
fine photographs. Inspection cordially
invited. Sanborn, Vail & Co, TAI Mar
ket street
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
NAVAL WEDDING
TAKES PLACE AT
THE NAVY YARD

Mare Island has come to be festive
spot for Cupid. Each moon brings ma
val nuptials, but none have been more
exquisite in detail than the wedding Of
Miss Helen Frances Simons and Pay
master Frank O. Branch.
st. Peters quaint little chapel was
gayly garbed yesterday in white,
chrysanthemums nodding invitingly at
each pew. Cosmos was banked in pro-
fusion on the altar. from which a soft,
mellow light fell from many brass
sconces.
The bride, gowned in an ivory satin
robe. trimmed in old lace. entered the
chapel on the arm of her father, Medi-
cal Inspector H. M. Simons, u. S. A.
Preceding her to the rail were Miss
Theodore S. Simons, maid of honor,
and Miss Emily Berard Simons and
Miss Sally Spaulding Simons as brides
maids, all smartly gowned in white
organdy and lace. Short tulle wells
formed pretty detail of the brides
maids toilet
The groom was assisted by Paymas-
ter NJ. r. Goldsborough.
After the ceremony, at which Chap
lain A. A. McAlister officiated, large
reception was held at the home of the
bride, which was transformed into an
Edenic garden for the glad affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Branch will go a-honey-
incoming in the south-the mecca of
welded lovers.
The engagement is announced of DR..
Newton b. Waller, formerly of San
! Francisco, now living in New York
City, to Miss Jessie K. Vogel, daughter
Of Louis Vogel. The marriage will
take place in the spring and will be
followed by a trip to Europe.
Miss Vogel is a member of one of
the best known families in Gotham,
while the groom has hosts of friends
in San Francisco to wish him we'll
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Letitia Beretta, daughter of A.
Beretta of 1919 Clay street, and Albert
H. Quatman, of the c. NJ Wooster
Company The wedding will take place
in November
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
NaigOrsZy dar.

Bedzie sifa " przezornym wypadku
To moze mise yc nadzieie. Wiedza
pr>yszloSci ME utwcrzy s%zczeescla.
Tam So, rzeczywiscie, n;ektore RE-
czy 0 p~r.eszlosci, kt6ry my znamy.
Jezeli W przypadku brak energgii,
duma i zguba apetyta wykazuje sic
sauna. wiemy re nastapia powazne
skargi, jezeli ME bedz;e pochamo~
wana. Czestokroc choroba watroby
i merck nastapi predko- w kazdym
wypadku Electric Bitters przywroci
wan xdrowie. Ono wzmacnia, odzy-
via, i wraca SHE zrujnowanemu sy.
stemowi. Tylko SOC. Satysfakcye
gwarantowe przez NJ. J. Kowalew-
skieggo aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

8Ha.sa5Hg4
80 Niemam czasu fchoro-
wac, odparla Domcia odwaz
ME, ME lb6jj sic 9 : mn1ie. To-
raz gra miedaynpaa'mi ,.zaba g
my, czy to tax latWo przyj-
die jak wkra6e sic na za-
mek....
~ "a! szepnela Filipino, jak
sic dowie ten nieszc,zeSliwy
'Horwat got6w to zyciem
przyplacic.
- ia zaraz napisze do ME-
go odparla cicho Doml1cia,
ty mi " Zmurkach u1atwisz
przes1anie listu jego tam
wszyscy ~nienawidza.... -Hor-
wat powinien srodki obmys-
lee, ably mnie ratowac... ia
ME chce 2 MIN Eye a jes-
Ii bede zmuszona, do studnl
sic rzuce....
- Ale moja dobrodziejko
moja PAM, najs1odsza! mai
= AMI mysl Q tem:..
wyratujemy SIZE. Y
Il pamietaj Filipinko, ma.
rany Chrystusa Gle zaklinam.
zebys odemnie krokiem Mig
dy mnie,z MIN sama ME 70
stawi1a....
A jesli mi kaze wyjse?
Ty mi powiesz, re jes-
moja niejego s1uga a masz
rozkaz odemnie bys ~zosta}a.
A! PAM! co to bedzie!
To ME moze potrwac dlu-
20 = bo Horwat mnie uWol-
ri, albo ia sama do niego u
ia Eye znim ME
noge, ia MIN ME bede..
= Cicho! cicho! OTTO idzie!
Filipino rzucila sic W g1ab
oowozu, Domcia W druga i
,amilk4y. ibis wszed}, siadf
i wychylil. glove dol
9rzyjaci6l. Pojechali.
Wkr6tce noe zapad}a, ale
20 s~taroswiecku zapalano ka-
yahce, ably droge %oswiecic
wioski i stogi popalic
oodr6z o%dbywa}a slez ta sa-
na szybkoscia, DO koni ME
,szczedzano,.. Juz bylo p6zno
,dy pow6z Wtoczyl sic
orzez brame ,muroWana na
lziedziniec W Zmurkach.
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
(Ciag dalszy)


u. (Ciag
Towarzysze zaczeli klaska'
W d1onie z wielkiej radosci
Domcia rzuci1a sic W objecls
matki...
Zatem mann s1oWo, da,
reke Domciu, rzek} Zbis1aw.
popros many o przekaske@
ola mas, a my p6jdziemy te!
smiesznej .wojnie koniec pc.
1ozyc....
Domcia zawaha}a sic chwi-
le... odwr6ci}a oczy i kohce
palc6w poda}a, Zbis}aw poca-
1owa1 je W chwili gdy mu
wyrywa}a, zakrecili sic i wy
sill.
Ledwie byli "a proglem,
dziewcze Z twarza zaogn1ona
wyrwalo sic Z objec matki:
Mamo. zaWo1a}a - prZy-
slogan - ME!
Me przysiegaj, mole
dziecko. .-.-e =.
- Me bede iona tego
cz}owieka... Ale pojechac mu-
sze.... uzy} si}y... szanuje tw6j
spok6j... pojade ably rozpoczae
rozw6d... Stryj mi dopom6dz
musi, uzyje wszelkich srod-
k6w.
10 m0Wlac rozpfaka1a sic
biedna. Zbis}aw z przyjacio}a-
mi ~tryumfujaco przeszedf po-
koje, wschody, a re -wsz:yscy
ludzie zajeci byli oko}o bra
my, m6g1 niepostrzezony do
STAG sic z tylu do wr6t. Tu
taxi panowa} zamet, re wsr6d
cizby niepostrzezono obcych
nawet; ME spodziewajac sic
ich z teS strony, przeciskajacI
sic przez ludzi W ciemnych
wschodach, dostali sic ma
g6re... Chrapski wygladaf
z strzelnicy, czerwony ale
tryumfujacy, gdy Ibis klap-
na1 go po ramieniu. Dow6dz-
ca odwr6ci1 sic, wpatrzy1, po-
strzeg1 obce twarze niedawno|
widziane pod murem i os1u-
pia1. Usta otwarte ME wyda-
1y dzwieku.
- Dose re juz tel komedyi,
panic dowodzco - rzek} Zbis
smiejac sic, mySmy sic juz
porozumieli z mnoja IONA i pc
sniadaniu czy obiedzie razem
jedziemy do Zmurek, ME "a
walajcie nam drogi, DO pre-
jechae potem ME bedzie MOI
ma.
Smiech towarzysz6W Zbi-
slawa i to wyrazy jego, odje-
}ySChrapskiemu przytomnosc
prawie... patrzal i milcza1.
Zbis}aw oknem sic wychylil
ku swoim zawijajacym sic
pod Drama.
. Wiara! dosyc tego! "a
mex zdobyty bez wystrzalu!
wiwat! rozleg}o sic wsr6d O.
blegajacych...
Otwierat wrota j Ego
da! !.
Tax sic skohczyl ten cpl
rod zakrawaiarv IA dalokn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

lalszy)
uroczystego kobiet milczenia..
W kt6rem zaprawde bylo COT
tax groznego j strasznego, x
W ko6cu j mezczyzni wply-
wowi tego smutku ulegli.
Gdy przyszlo do pozegna-
MIA, Domcia rzuci}a sic mat.
&c ma szyje }kajac %konwulsyj.
ME-. biedna p. Bozehska ON
dla{a ma poll.
Zbis1aw wycze kawszy po-
da} grzecznie reke zonie j
mic ME m6wac poprowadzil
ia do pQwo;zu. Siedli do ME
go z parma s}uzaca... a HAWAI-
kata z szlachty z}ozona mai
mnie dwudziestu koni oto-
czy}a landare, majac jej to-
warzyszye do Zmurek.
Chrapski i Gala za1oga z
nosami pozwieszanemi, smu-
tni, zawstydzeni przeprowa-
dill oczyma oddalajacy sic
pow6z. Osowiecka W ganku
p}aka1a rzewnie. Joachimek
z za1amanemi rekami kiwa1
tylko g1owa. To djabli ME lu-
die, rzek1 W kohcu do wuja
tax, to djabli.
- Cicho... cicho... i dose
odparl Chrapski = jutroj
trzeba do siana kto zyw... i
0 tenn ME mysle6.,.
Pan mlody milcza} przez
GAIA droge, PAM m1oda Cd
sunawszy sic W katek drugi
powozu i zagarnawszy SUI
kienke, ably sic 0 niego ME
otar}a, patrza1a W okno pre-
ciwne i parma s1uzaca z kolei
spoglada1a to oknem, to ma
pania, to ma tego straszliwegoA
Zbisia z kresa przez 1eb czer-
wona, kt6ra z pod czapki
niedbale IA ucho zarzuconej
wygladala. Kiedy niekiedy z
okrazajacych pow6z przyja-
.i6} migna1 kt6ry u drzwi-
GEEK pasujac sic Z oknem lub
.hcac do Zbis}awa przem6-
Ten wychyla} sic, US
miechna}, zagada1 i znowu
n~astepowala uroczysta cisza.
w drodze potrzeba by1o
konie popasc juz pod vie
cz6r, ale Domcia z powozu
ME chcia1a. Parma
zosta{a z MIA. Zbis1aw
poszedl do towarzysz6w tro-
che sic posmiac, wypic j pog-
warzyc. By}, mimo przykre-
po}ozenia W wysmienitym
aZmurki uwaza1 luz
"a swoja wlasnosc prawie.
Ola tego 2 popasu zaraz pch-|
nal ch1opaka konno z.dyspo-
zycya, ably wieczerza by}a
ma os6b dwadziescia goto-
wa.
s}uzaca, kt6ra : Domcia je-
PARMA Filipino Jezio-
wychowana z MIA ra-
zem j kochajaca il serdecz-
ME Ivy miala ciagle ma oczach
- ~, n,n,n - cn~a,, 80 <roo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
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Abt. FIR. Tesknota. (Gdy jask6fkil solo spiew csc
Bordese. Cyganki, duet solo lub ch6r SOC
Brzezihska. Nieopuszczaj mas Modlit. !, CSC
Brzezinski. 10 Chfop. Obertas6w, solo fort. soc
Brzezi1ski. Matulu kochsna. Mazur ;. 30c
ChOpen. Gdybym ia byfa s1onecz.. solo spieW 3Oc
Chopen. Rozstanie, mazurek, Duet -, SOC
Chopen. Kompletne dzie9a. 3 tony. solo fort 800
Chopen. Marsz pogrzebowy. znany 25c
Cfechanowski. Me trynmfuj dzieWcZes solo sp.25c
Cwikiel. Idz do djabfa, uszurek 25c
!vanovici; Ma falach Dunaja. walc 5, s9c
karasowski. Do piracy, solo Tub CHOIR. 30c
koszat. Samotny. Eiosenka. solo spiew csc
Kratzer; Dqmka Ludzie mowia 2sc
Kurpi1ski. Vital kr6lu, polonez ;, SOC
LcwandoNski. Starry Druh, mazur :. 1Oc
Moniuszko. Pie6n wieczorna, solo spiew CSC.
MOniuszkO. Kozak. Tam ma g5rze CSC
Moniuszko. Krakowiaczek wes6f . csc
Moniuszko. Marsz zafobay. Choir mezki.... 40c
MoniuszkO. Mazur z Halsi, ;, SOC
SiedzielSki. DIVA krakowiaki. solo fort. SOC
OsiisH. Polonez, bardzo znsny ;, Csc
OSmanski. Biafy mazur, znany SOC
Poniadowski. Rach-ciachciach, polka ), CSC
PieSnf Narod0Me. najpoz adansze !. SOC
Szkofa Spiswu. Najwiekszai najlepsza.... 7.95
Szk0fa ma Skrzypce. Najlepsza i najwieksza 1850
Szkota ma Fortepian; Naiwiskszainajlepsza $50
szkola ma Flet z klapami Tub bez:...:..... 1876
Szkofa ma Cornet, Alto, Tenor hub BARTON 90
Szk0fa M 6itare. hiszpanska ........ 1.8O
Szkoas M c y;I 2 melodyami pols & .s 50
Wrohskl. Dyabel. galop z rycina colo, fort. 80
Wienfawski. Ku;aWiak znany !. so
Zalewskl. Nieszczesliwa, maznrek solo 6pw. 80
Zalewskf. Marsz Poarzebowy, Choir mezki: 2s
Zalewsh Walczyku moi, solo Tub Choir len. 50
ZaleWski. OF ten mazur, czysta bieda solo fort.36
Zalewski. Znalezione szczeecie, walc >, Is
ZaleWski. Wesele, KuiaWiak. :, -
ZaleWski. Boze COS i mazur s mada, orkiestrA Loo
Zalewsk. Z dymem j Jeszcze Polska , Ice
ZsleWski. Oh ten mazur, czysta bieda :, IS
Zalewski.- Polonez Ko6ciuszki i Walc - leo
ZaleWski. Wesele. kujAWiak !. IS
Zalewski. Boze Cos Pol. mar. Smaja, kap. leo
ZaleWsk. Z dymem POI. Jeszcze Pol. ,, loo
Zalewsh. OF ten maxur i Krakowisk !, Ito
ZaleWski. Oberek iKujaWiak !, 1.6O
ZaleWski. Wesele, Kuiawiak s, 56
Przy z~am6wieniu 4adaf obszerniejezy katalog
muzyczny. Dostarczam nut do ezt1k teatrs1nych.
Ri.
Dep. !. 81 u. 17tA 81, CHICAGO, III
Tel. d64 Moran.
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= Teraz ia lgnacy Winn.ckl.
4donosze tenn, paru sfowy, re sic.
8mnie zupefnle polepszy{o i nic.
1mnie juz ME dolega j nam ma
4dzieje re W tel chorobie ME be-:
4de ]uz wiecej cierpia1, giyby:
czasem da4a sic odczuc to tylko,
1do Cjeble udam sig pomoc -:
pozostaie ~herdecznle dziekujac.
1gpacy Winrick1 II Chardon .
ssm-1a /:
"y!ee1o1la 2 s!oz-t
nastapionei . o1ogu. J
;
: FLORIDA. Ny. p grud: 1908 !
"1el; ojcze NeWmanle:
: Lekarstwa ktofe Cd C'eb,e do
stafam to 2uzyfam "a ME Vi:
.serdcczn'e dz'ekule, DO ]uz my"ss
slafam ze me Wytrzymam mo-
! len wlelkicn boiesclach.W Jaklem ] ]
n'ebadz czasle lub clerpienln ia I
;wsze uzywac bede twolch lekarstw /
"a d'us1ch iekarzy lie chce znac.2
NE u bog ia zdrow,a s'fyz
Ipsd prsca twola, abys mogf III
E.zdrawiac clerplacych dadal {
: pozosta]e ma zawsze w~dzlecz-33
pna gfebok1em szacunk'eml
. Julla Observation-Disclosures " !
.w-l.-
Nv yleczony oaIuzo pizy-z
krego kaszlu l bolu :
|; okofo serca. !
) !
oharpsvllle Sgo grud. CO :
Wle'. Ks. NeWmanle! Dono-x
zdr6w, i moge lepieix
jak przedtem i Jest mig
!przykro ze ME mooe Ci nodzie,Y
.kowat " lepszy spos6b. "a TAXI
'ezo1o-o snrou,odl;u etoron;oX
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
LONEOAK.

Monroe Laskey was delivering a
calf the FIRST Of the week which b,
had sold TO VIM. Walters.
Sol Edwards was doing some
butchering last Saturday.
1t is getting pretty dry and dusty
and no signs Of rain anyways soon
We have heard quite a number CON-
planning that water for stock was
getting scarce
Dell Requa Is busy digging a well
at present. He is down about %
feet and mas struck no water yet.
He and his brother Lige will also de-
norm some cattle the latter part Of
the week 81 the weather remains fair.
Oscar Ffllpot and family left for
their new home down in Cedar
county the latter part of last week.
Gid Williams and Chas. Kienber-
ger were in Butler on business last
Monday.
John Laccourse OF Cedar county.
is visiting relatives here at present.
PLow Boy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
SPRAGUE.

Measrs. Foster and AYDobi shipped
a car load Of stOe thu pat week.
Mr>. ,. u. stenstt OF Nevada. wal
here n few days the past week visit.
ing her father, Or. Brand.
Mr.. VIM. Flora moved onto a farm
about three miles southeast 81
Sprague Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. Duzan moved into the honsr be
left.
The Henley Bros. are shipping
coal and are prepared to sell good
coal.
Miss Eastburn has another attack
Of tonsilitis which VIII keep her out
Of school for a few days, where she
win be missed.
Mr.. Bobbltt Il fixing up the houses
he moved n few weeks ago onto his
lots in the eastern part Of town.
SCRIPT.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-01
BlE Farm sold.

Louis F. Page sold his farm Of
lSS acres, adjoining Adrian on the
south to II. S. Harris, of Grsentop,
No., the deal for the same was
closed Tuesday. We did not learn
what the consideration was. but Il
was about 500 per acre. Mr.. Har.
iis will move here in the near future
with a view Of making i, his home.
Mr., Page will 70 West IN the hope
Of henefHing his health. We well
come the new conner aud wish friend
Page health aud prosperity wherever
be may go.-Adraiu Journal.