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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
zwiskiem kaza} ia aresztowac, a
potem skolcktowai cd niej $1,000
kiedy skarga, byla umorzona.
"Uczciwy wyzysk'.

'J
Pred sedzia Gibbsonem toczy
sic process niejakiego Modest
Lenzi, przewodniczacego "Vil-
lage Board" miejscowosci Hogd-
kins ma zachod Cd kanalu drena-
cyjnego. w owej miejscowosci
Deles i Sheppard eksploatowali
pewne kamienioiomy j celem po-
budowania drogi przez tie kamle-
niolomy, starali sic pozyskanie
prawa droznego. Modest Lenzi
dowiedziawszy sic O tenn, kuph
"a bezcen diva grunta, przez kto-
re droga musiasa prowadzic, a
potem oswiadczyi wlascicielom
kamieniolomow, re pozyskac
moga prawo do budowania drogi
tylko W tym razie, gdy mu zap}a-
ca $1,000 "a tie grunta.
Parma Alicya Roosevelt w Chi
cago.
Pociag Hartman Special, W
ktorym jedzie panna Alicya Ros-
sevelt i magnat kolejowy Harri-
man mad wybrzezy Oceanu Spo-
kojnego ma wsch6d przejezdzal
wczoraj przez Chicago godzinie
Smej wieczorem, ME zatrzymal
sic diuzej niz byio potrzeba, ably
przeranzowac pociag torow ko-
lei Northwestern ma tory kolei
Lake Shore and Michigan. Staio
sic to w poblizu 40 ulicy. Okna
wagonow, w ktorych jechali po-
dr6zni, byly pozaslaniane ME
MONA byIo ich dojrzet, a gro
mady ludzi, ktore sic zebraly ma
stacyi, byly rozczarowane.
Pociag wprawdzie jedzie spie-
sznie i ME zatrzymuje sic nigdzie
diuzei, niz koniecznie potrzeba,
ale ME stara sic wcale O jakies
nadzwyczajne "rekordy" szybko-
Sci. Ze San Francisco do Omaha
dostal sic pociag W 80 godzinach
a minutach, przebywszy W tym
czasie przestrzeh 1,7S7 mil. Z dru-
giej strony appreciate poglosce
kt6ra obiegala, jakoby prezydent
Roosevelt zalecif zmniejszac szy-
bkosc zanierzona dla bezpieczeh-
stwa jego c6rki.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.
PAM Gertrude Pike, zona Har-
rye'go Pike'a, ktory jest zarzad-
ca "Martgage and Trust Co..,
przez miesiacem kupiia rewol-
wer, azeby m6dz sic bronic, gdy-
by rabusie pojawili sic w jej mie-
szkaniu pm. SO Dearborn ave.,
lest ona znana w kolach towarzy-
skich dzielnicy polnocnej, liczy
lat 23 i ma, dwoje malych dzieci.
0w revolver, kupiony giownie
dlatego, re W sasiedztwie
Pike'ow obrabowany zostai ME-
jaki Jonathan Reed, - PAM Pike
czyscila starannie co tygodnla.
Wczoraj, kiedy maz jel wyszedf
domu do swego biura, znowu
pomimo ostrzezenia wzie}a go do
czyszczenia, kiedy nagle, = ona
sama ME umie wytlomaczyc ia
kim sposobem, F padf strzaf. Pa
nj Pike, trafiona W levy box, IL
padla. Dziatki jej wybiegiy ma
korytarz z krzykiem i zbiegli sic
sasiedzi, ktorzy postarali sic o
przewiezienie ciezko ranionej do
szpitala. Okazalo sic, re rama jest
smiertelna bye moze, re W chwl-
/; kiedy to piszemy, PAM Pike juz
ME zyje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26
TELEGRAMY.

NOlllul1lhd(y 4SlSASOUA SASAA
jest przerwana, a na kolei war
szawSko wiedenskiej zaswieto-
waio 400 ludzi. Ostatni pociag
wyszedI z Warszawy wczoraj o
godzinie $50. Slime oddzialy pie
choty i konnicy patroluja ulice i
strzega gmachow publicznych.
Miasto jest calkiem odosobnione.
Zanosi sic ma brak miesa, mleka
i wegla.
Moskwa, 26 pazdziernika. -
Unia maszynistow zarzadzila
strajk generalny wszystkich
czionkow.
Petersburg, 26 pazdziernika.-
Minister Chylkow przedstawil ca
rowi potrzebe zwolania rady
panstwa w celu omowienia kwe-
styi kolejowej. Car kazal zwolac
rade, ktora odbedzie sic pod pre-
wodnictwem hrabiego Wittego.
Przewodniczacym rady panstwa
bywal dotychczas zawsze car.
Petersburg, 26 pazdziernika. -
Wiebsza czese Rosyi europejshej
Jest skazana na zastoj handlu i
przemyslu. Cd dnia dzisiejszego
stoiica jest odosobniona cd swia-
ia zewnetrznego nawet poczta
przestala fumkcyonowac.
"Zwiazek zwiazkow" zgodzil
sic ma zadania kolejarzy j zale-
Gil strajk generalny we wszyst-
l,ich galeziach przemyslu. Tele-
grafiSci Iacza sic lcolejarzami /
dlatego stan rzeczy stale SIG CO.
raz wiecej krytycznym. Fabryki
przestaja pracowac z powodu
braku wegla. w zakladach Putt
Iowa innych wielkich przemy-
slow wszyscy robotnicy porzucili
prace. Posel angielski byi zmu-
szonv odroczyc wyiazd do Lon
dynu.
Socvalisci tryumfuia. Powiada-
ia, re Rad jest teraz ma ich aasce
-nielasce. Strajk kolejowy ME
pozwala rzadowi przewozic woJ-
ska z miejsca ma miejsce. To tez
roznych miejsc dochodza VIE
Sci O zaburzeniach o krwawych
starciach. Rad ME przypuszczai
ze socyalisci So tax silni j wobec
dzisiejszych wypadkow jest row.
ME bezradnym, jak ma poczatku
roku. "a czasow Gapona.
Minister Chylkow ME mogf
uprosiG ami jednego maszynlsty,
kt6ryby jego pociag poprowadzA
z Moskwy do Petersburga. Robo-
tnicy zqdaja obecnie natychmia-
stowego zwoiania parlamentu
prawniczego, do ktorego possowie
majq bye wybierani przez gioso-
wanie powszechne. Hrabia Wltte
zapewnii, re Rad obdarza obec-
ME Rosye wieksza wolnoscia, niz
rzady wloski austryacki. Witte
ostrzegal robotnik6w przed dali
szem trwaniem strajku, ktory
skonczyc sic musi rozlewem
krwi. Jezeliby mial runac W Ro-
syi Rad obecny, wladza przeszia-
by w rece burzoazyi, a przez ts
zamiane robotnicy ME doszhDy
DO polepszenia swego bytu.
..Kopenhaga, 26 pazdziernika,-
z Rygi donosza, re panuje tam
zupeina anarchia. Wojsko poty-
ka sic ludem, uSmiercono mno-
stwo osob, a jeszcze wiecej are
sztowano. Zrabowano zniszczo-
no rzadowe szNnki. Politechnika
Jest zamknieta.
Moskwa. no pazdziernika. -
Miasto wyglada, iak gdyby oble-
gal je nieprzyiaciel. Ceny miesa
sa try razy wyzsze, niz zwyczaI-
ME. Wagony koleiowe So prze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26

Znamy wdowca, ktory ma znakg
zatoby po swojej zonieI ~ czerni
sobie wiosy.s 80. .oI yeoaf ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-10-26

~ yiNO"oS CSNNAN r.
miliona robotnik6w.
Cd lat istniejqca walka "Junior
Steam Filters" doprowadzila
wczoraj ma zgromadzenir uni ro-
botnikow przy rurach parowych
do tego, re przyjeto rezolucye, a
zeby prosic urzednikow krajo-
wei organizacyi o zwrocenie sic
do prezydenta. Gam. Fed. of La
dor, Samuela Gompersa prosba
o wykluczenie z organizacyi "Ju-
.nior Steam Filters.
.. Krwawa zemsta.
Motorowy Ole Olson wczoraj
wieczorem zamordowaf konduk-
tofa tramwajowego Jozefa Mes
senie, wystrzaiem W SERGE ma ro-
gu Webster ave. i Orchard str.
Powodem byia okolicznosc, re
Olson zostal aresztowany "a sta
raniem Messenie'go "a to, IL go
raz obil. Olson zostal wypuszczo-
ny ma wolnoSc pod kaucya, a
pIodzine pozniei zastrzelif Mes
senie'go.
Pierwszym powodem calego
zajscia bylo, re Olson ma rogu
Larrabee Oak str. wszed1 ma
tsamwaj, ma ktorym pelnil sluz-
be Messenie. Przyszlo miedzy
obydwoma do b6jki, gdy Messe-
ME Olsona nazwaf "scabcm"
Olson obil Messeniego tax, re
musiano go zabrac do szpitala.
Kiedy wyszedi re szpitala, kazai
aresztowaG ONsona.
Olson, "a ktorego postawIono
kaucya, szedi re swoim reczycie-
lem re stacyi przy E. Chicago
ave. do domu. Ma rogu Webster
ave. i Orchard str, epotkali dw6ch
konduktorow, Kelly'ego My
quista z tymi sic posprzeczah.
Nadszedl Messenie umiesza}
sic do sprzeczki: wGcdy Olson
wyjal revolver strzelil. Mes
ME, zawiez.ony ID szpitala ME
!. f1ieckiego, tam r.al,l. Olsen 20
stsa aresztoWany
Zamordowany mial lat Sc mie.
szkal rodziua pm. I34 Webster
ave. Olson mieszka pm. 7o5 Lar
rabee str.
Czterej adwokaci usunieci Cd pra-
ktyki.
Stanowy sad wyzszy wczoraJ
zabronil czterem adwokatom pra-
ktykowaG W stanie Illinois. So to
adwokaci William Eugene
Brown, James H. Hooper, Ri
chard Huggard i Morris Frisch,
kt6rych usuniecie adwokatury
wniesiono w chicagoskiej izbie
adwokackiej.
Alwokat Brown otrzymai via
domoSc o rozstrzygnieciu sadu
wyzszego w chwili, kiedy pred
sedzia Nc Even toczyl sic jego
process O nakIanianie do krzywo-
przysiestwa. Oekarzony jest o to-,
ze detektywowi Charlesowi Hass
ofiarowal $500, azeby w obec Sc
diego Underworld zlozyl tal-
szywe zeznanie.
Adwokat John L. Fogle, w
Springfieldzie w imieniu tutel-
szej izby adwokackiej oskarzyi
Browna, il staral sic oszukac
swych wierzycieli "a pomoca sa-
du obwodowego. Zostal mianowa-
ny administratorem wlasnego ma
jatku, azeby wierzyciele ME mo-
gil ma niego polozyc aresztu. w
ciagu procesu pred sedzia
Dunno naklanial kilku detekty-
WOW, ably falszywe zeznania skla-
dali, ci detektywi uwiadomili o
tenn izbe 'adwokacka.
Hoopera oskarzyla izba adwo-
kacka, re w sadach pokoju dopu-
szczal sic wystepnych rnanipula-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
COUNTY, MINI, WEDNESDAY. NAY 70 100
ESCAPE FOR EXPLOSIVES
Lightning Strikes Powder House
of Stone Company.

From the condition ..of the powder
house of the New Ulm Stone company
it is evident that bolt Of lightning
struck it on Thursday evening last.
The building is made of stone, being
sort of vault cemented inside and
out, the roof being a continuation of
the walls, arching so as to meet. The
bolt of lightning struck the censor of
this arch and split the ceiling from
one end to the other, breaking off large
pieces of cement and dislodging some
ofthe stone.
There is stored in the powder house
some thousand pounds of dynamite
and nearly three thousand pounds Of
powder enough explosives te have
Jared the buildings in this city if the
lightning had touched them. How it
is possible that they escaped is a mys-
terry and matter of congratul alton
for the company as there would have
been a scene of wreckage there that
would have belied description.
| The house is located some distance
from the main operations of the quarry
and is presumed to be safe, in fact there
is no doubt but that it is as safe as il
is possible to make it but it appears
there is no way of anticipating where
lightning is going to strike.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
Defendants Lose Ditch Case,

1t may be of interest to learn that
the jury in the Nicollet County Ditch
case decided in favor of the plaintiffs
Henry and Herman Mueller and the
Klippstein estate. The complaint was
brought in a few years ago but has
been thrown out. This year, however,
it was taken up and the decision of the
court allows the defendants twenty
days time to appeal for second trial
or drop the matter
The ditch, which is seven miles in
length, involves an area of good farm
land amounting to 1900 acres and has
caused the owners of the land adioin-
ing no amount of trouble each season
by flooding the property. For this
reason the complaint was handed in.
The defendan in the case were
William Borchurt and Frank Wellner
of Lafayette and August Thiede of
Brighton. The ditch. to them, was a
means whereby they could drain their
lands from all surface water
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
WOODMEN RECOMMEND CHANGES
State Camps Biennial Meeting Held
at Minneapolis.

If a resolution adopted by the state
camp, Modern Woodmen of America,
atits biennial meeting held Wednesday
in Minneapolis, receives the approval
of the head camp, which will meet June
10, at Milwaukee, then railway engi-
neers, iremen, brakemen, conductors
and other persons employed in hazard
Gus callings may be admitted to the
membership of the order. The resolu-
zion passed by the head camp provides
that persons engaged in occupations
prohibited by the order. should be
permitted to join on payments of as
sessments slightly above the pay
ments made by other members of the
fraternity.
Thirty 1.-TWO delegations to the ses.
sions of the head camp were elected
from the districts of the state. From
the second district, in which the New
| Ulm order are members the following
delegates were elected: Edgar Small
of this city, V. G. Greene of Mapleton
| e. G. Schwartz of Luverne and F. FL
Tabor of Jackson
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
WILL BUILD SWAY OF THE CROSS
A. Pullman Receives Contract For
New Markets Erection.

August Puhlmann received the con.
tract for building the Chapel and the
many little novels which will com.
plete the second ''Way of the Cross:
similar to the one that was erected at
st. Alexander Hospital last year.
This second one is to be built at New
Market, Mimi, where Rev Berghold
is in charge of the diocese.
A few weeks ago the reverend was
in this city and investigated into the
matter of erecting similar journey.
way at New Market His intentions
then were to have the small buildings
to wind around series of small hills
with large chapel at the end of the
way. This idea of Rev. Berghold met
with the satisfaction of the members
of his congregation and immediate
preparation for it's erection we're be-
gun.
Mr.. Pullman and crew of work
men left last week for New Marker
and will begin establishing this second
WAY Of the Cross"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
HOLD FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
Officers and Directors Elected for
Ensuing Year.

The first annual meeting of New Ulm
Rural Telephone company was held
Thursday afternoon at Schell's hall
with about seventy-fve to eighty stock
holders present.
1t was one of the most enthusiasticic
telephone meetings ever held in this
city, there being a manifest interest
taken by all those present and objec-
tons in any of the proceedings seemed
to be a lacking, but not wished for,
quantity. Share holders paid in to
the amount of $1,000, so that the finan-
cial basis of the company is a settled
question. This amount paid in is
only about half of the stock subscrib-
ed for.
The new company have placed
crew of men in the vicinity of Milford
and who are at present engaged in
digging holes for the erection of the
poles. When this line is completed
they will Immediately begin construct
ing others.
The elected directors for the ensuing
year as are follows:
August Hummel, Philip Lieseh,
Otto Schell, Fred Pfaender f. H.
Retzlatf, A. j. Yogel, New Ulm:
Herman Pfaender. Fred Roloff. Mil
ford: NJ. Schnobrish, JOS Wiesner.
| Cottonwood: John A. Sellner. VIM.
James, Sigel; Jacob Dummer. Alex.
Russell, West Newton: And. Wagner.
Home: VIM. Wellner, Fred Wellner,
Lafayette; George w. Schlottman,
CORTLAND.
Following the election of directors
those newly elects elected the following
officers:
Philip Liesch, President: Alexander
Russell, Vice President; Fred.
Pfaender, Secretary; Otto Schell,
! Treasurer, and L. G. Vogel assistant
secretary.
An executive committee of the fol-
lowing members were appointed:
Philip Liesch, F. H. Retzlaff. Fred
EPfaender. A. J. Vogel, Aug. Hummel,
Otto Schel, Herman Pfaender and L.
4 G. Vogel.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
QUIET WEDDING TAKES PLACE
Capt. George Unites Miss Schmidt
and Jay Behnke.

Capt. S. q. George, judge OF probate
officiated a pretty wedding Saturday
afternoon in which the interested par
ties were Miss Lydia Schmidt and Jay
L.. Behnke, both of this city and both
we'll known to the people of the city
They were married at the home of
Mrs. Esther Behnke, only the near re-
latives of the contracting parties and
a very few friends being present. The
room was neatly decorated with a
profusion of roses and carnations and
the arrangements were in pleasing
harmony with the occasion.
At 5 O'Clock Miss Schmidt entered
the room leaning on the arm of Mr..
Behnke and the couple took their place
| in. front of the Judge who read the
short but binding obligation that made
them man and wife. After the cere-
mony a wedding dinner was served in
the dining room and early the next
morning the bride and groom departed
for the Twin cities where they will
spend few days before returning to
this city when they will be at home to
their many friends.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
BROWN COUNTY RESIDENT KILLED
p. E. Raverty of Town Home MUIR
dered in ST. Paul.

Watchman Peter E. Rayerty, brother
OF P. D. and William Raverty of Town
Home, and who has acted as night
Waterman in ST. Paul for the past
fifteen years was shot by burglars in
the Office of the w. w. Johnson Lum-
Der Company, which is located on
Kittson and East Seventh streets. The
injured Waterman was taken to ST..
Joseph's Hospital, but his wounds
were fatal and he died Wednesday at
eleven O'Clock
The deed occurred as the Waterman
with Patrolman Joseph Pugleasa and
a hackman, E. Godbout were entering
the office, the burglars who were
secreted behind desk firing three
shots at the Waterman. One of the
shots struck Raverty in the abdomen
and his comrade Godbout received a
bullet which grazed his right ear.
Two of the suspects were captured
after an exciting chase. One of them,
Eagan was captured as he stepped
from the train at Point Douglas, a
place near Hastings. The other Lar
mine, was seized by policeman as he
stepped from the opposite side of the
car.
Mr.. Rayerty was born in Newburg,
Canada, and was IS years of age.
Besides his wife and enc child the de-
ceased leaves two brothers, P. D. and
VIM. Raverty of Sleepy Eye, four
sisters and an aged mother to mourn
his loss.
The remains were sent to Sleepy Eye
Eye Thursday and were taken to
Geo. Raverty's home in Golden Gate.
Services were held Monday at 10
O'Clock at st. Mays church and
burial was made in the Catholic
cemetery.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
IDEPARTMEhTISsUES ORDERS
Hecker Post Notified of Annual
Observance.
Calls Attention to the Duty of
Army Veterans.
Memorial Day Will Have Fitting
Observance in New Ulm.

The near approach of Memorial Day
which is the 30th of May, has caused
the Department of Minnesota, G.. A.
H., to issue its annual orders to the
different posts in the state admonish-
ing them of the duty they owe their
fallen comrades and the lessons of
patriotism they should give to the
people by the proper observance of
the day. The orders in part are as
follows:
Comrades: Another year has pass
ed and we are one more long march
nearer our ''Last Camping Ground y
| Many comrades who touched elbows
with US twelvemsnth ago have fallen
by the wayside; their voices are silent
when the roll is called, and the places
which once knew them will know them
no more forever. They have joined
the great column of the mustered
OUT
Memorial Day is drawing near. OF
all days in the calendar it is the one
which the Grand Army of the Republic
most sacredly observes. It has been
set apart and solemnly dedicated to
the perpetuation of the memory Of our
dead comrades. On this day we as
semble, pay loving tribute to their 10y
atty, valor and heroism, and strew
upon their graves springs choicest
flowers. symbolizing nations rever-
ence and undying gratitude to its de-
tenders and preservers.
On the 3oth of May all posts in this
Department are required to hold suit
able exercises in honor of departed
comrades, to visit the cemeteries and
place upon the grave of each soldier
| there buried some flower of remem-
brance. Over each little mound should.
be placed the banner he fought under
-ssThe Flag Without a STAIN
All veterans of the Civil War,
| (t0ntin11aH on naOa
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
MANY COURTS WILL PARADE
Courts respond to the Invitation OF
St. John Court.
All Eyes are ON New Ulm for the
Coming Event.
Sunday to be Day of Pleasure
and FraterniZati0n.

when Now Ulm bids welcome to the
host of visitors that will throng at it's
Gates on the eleventh to the 18th of
June, this city will witness what can be
justly styled its greatest convention.
New Ulm has good name-an en-
wiable name, as a convention city and
its royal, loyal citizens have never
been charged with neglect. But the
time is coming when all of New Ulm' S
resources will be taxed to the utmost
in caring for the multitude that will
ELL it's streets, it's hotels, its churches
and halls in the middle part of June.
And why all this preparation? Well
you may ask, but the answer is sufficient
of Itself to explain: The Minnesota
State Jurisdiction Of the Catholic Or
der OF Foresters will assemble in New
Ulm on the eleventh of June and this
will include a grand celebration and
mammoth parade.
The eleventh which is Sunday, will
be Estate Catholic Day., and while
this will not be part of the convention
proper. it will be day of rejoicing
and strength and thanksgiving. 1t
will be q day long to be remembered by
every one who takes part in this
celebration.
New Ulm is going to be on its mettle
during this celebration. It is going to
score long white mark that will be
found pretty close to the front cover
in the book of endorsements of all
loyal Catholics.
From all over the State, will come
Catholics il force. They will come by
courts, and they'will bring brass bands.
They will come with songs and with
good cheer and the cause of Catholic
ism will flourish as it justly deserves
under the influence and promotion OF
its able Foresters.
Technically, if that term explains it,
this organization is known as the
Catholic Order of Foresters, but most
people who are friends of orders know
that the organization is really an or
der of helpers and Boosters, assisting
not only their order and their church,
but the State at large for among them
are many of our most progressive and
most substantial business men.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
MUSIC LOVERS TO LOSE TEACHER
Miss Ida McCabe Will Close Her
Music Studio After June /.

We learn with disappointment of the
announcement of Miss Ida McCabe's
closing of her music studio in the Otto
meyer block. Her intentions are to
remain in this city until after the month
OF May after which time she will spend a
few months in travelling, before going
to remain at her home in St. Peter.
Miss McCabe came to this city three
years ago from St. Peter remaining
here only temporarily, having but one
scholar in this city at that time. From
that year on the people of this city
learned of her efficient work in the
teaching OF music and became fast
friend with her. A short time there
after she decided to remain here per-
manently, opening her studio in the
class has increased until up to the
present time she has seventy scholars
that she has instructed in the art eli
music
Her many friends regret to learn OF
her intended departure from this city
in June and she will go with the best
wishes ST every student of hers and
those with whom she has associated
and made friends.
\ New Sewing Machines guaranteed
From 81 upward, to be had at Mrs
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! EXPOSURE

To cold draughts of air, to keen and
cutting winds, sudden changes Of tenn
perature, scanty clothing, undue expo
sure of the throat and neck after public
speaking and singing, bring on coughs
and colds. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
is the best cure.
Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Texas. writes,
Jan 81, 1902: "One bottle of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup cured me of very
bad cnugh. Itsisyery pleasant to take y
25c. soc, 81. For sale by Eugene A..
Pfefferle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
Here is Relief for Women.

Mother Gray, nurse in New York. dis
covered an aromatic pleasant herb drink
tor women S ills, called Australian-Leaf.
It IS the only certain monthly regulator
Kidney, Bladder and Urinarytroubles. At
all Druggists or by mail soc. Sample Free
address, The Mother Gray Co., Leroy,
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= New Sewing Machines guaranteed
From 81 upward, to be had at Mrs
r. Hellriegel's, sos Center street.