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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

Cssed Cough Medicine for ChiRdren.
The season Cor coughs and colds a now
at hand ana TOO much care cannot Be
used 70 pretect the children. A child IL
much more likely TO contract diphthefia or
scarlet fever when he has a cold. The
quicker YOU cure HIS cold the less the risk
chanberiain's Cough Remedy IL the sole
reliance OF many mothers. and few OF
chem who have tried i are willing to use
any other Mrs. r. r. etercher OF Ripley.
W. va. says: Il havs never used anything
other than cha1berisin's Cough Remedy
fur my children. and 1T has always given
good satisfsction.. This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may Be
siven as eonndently to a child as to an
adult ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
is STILL TO CONE
catastrophe More Dire Than Earth
quake Awaits AZ Least One
Refugee.

few weeks after the San Francisco
disaster James GLIB, a refugee, obtained
employment driving q milk wagon for the
John H. schneil Brothers company. dairy
men, at Fifty-ninth and Center streets, and
had given entire satisfaction until last
Saturday, when he came to Omaha, hired
a horse and buggy from a livery stable
ana collected over $500 from customers Of
the milk company. Glib couldn't stand
prosperity sad absconded with the cash.
His employers said he would suffer even n
greater catastrophe than the earthquake
n the police succeed IN capturing him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
GARDENS OUT or PLATEAUs
Fertile Fields Are seen where Orce
All was Barren TabIcIanSs
In NebFaslsa.

western Nebraska tablelsnds. which a
rev years ago we're good only for grazing
are producing alfalfa. wheat. rye, good
potatoes and even corn that Yields twenty
ave bushels an acre. There is house on
about every third section. where once one
mieht have Travelled a half day without
seeing human habitation. These houses are
comfortably furnished ard are the homes
o. thrifty. satisfied farmers.
Such are some Of the observations OF
George @. Wallace. an Omaha real estat e
man, who spent a part OF last week in
the territory around Sidney
THE people are learning how to farm
that region" said Mr.. wallace ''and in
addition 70 that nature has smiled IN the
last few years more benehcehtly than she
formerly did. 7 drove forty miles through
prosperous farming land; &c wasn't in
the valley, either, and every bouse visited
was surrounded by sleek stock. stacks OF
hay and straw and bins Of erain and pOts-
toes Wheat, oats and rye are commonly
groWn and alfalfa Il gaining foothold. I
know one man on the tabieland who has
Ave acres OF alfalfa and Il has done 50
we'll that he expects TO set an entire
eighty acres seeded within q year or two
The influx Of land buyers from eastern
Nebraska and from other states Is large
souie are buying merely to get cheap land
which is going fast IN this country. but 9
great many are becoming bona hde set.
tiers. Wherever possible they are availins
themselves OF homestead privileges.
In buying they consider the fact thai
the district was very dry few years ago
and they nsare on the possibility OF droutl
years IN the future. stili, the land IL 50
cheap and the soil 90 fertile they expect
TO make enough money IN good years e
Offset the bad. and they believe the coun
I try h constantly growing better in tn,
matter Of climate"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
For Sore Throat and csld in Chest
use Omega OIL. Trial bottle iOc.
INFRINGEMENT 81 the Theaters.

"rhe Umpire" which makes its bow to
Omaha at the Boyd on Sunday evening.
comes proclaimed as one OF the greatest
piece has been played ali summer IN the
Windy City. where II was q tremendous
hit. IT comes to Omaha with the original
cast intact. some Of the best known come
dams and singers taking part in the pro-
oeedings. while II offers the original foot
ball ballet. In this niimber Of good
loolSine girls play the game in dead earn
est. the winning side getting the prize each
night Tho engagement is for three nights.
Seats are now on sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
CHARLES CARL SON SUES BOARD


Because he says the South Omaha are
and police board notified saloon keepers
they could not set a license II they am
pl0ye6 him as barkeeper, Charles Carlson
is suing the board and <Aiaptin letter Tor
$3.50 damages. The easseis being heard
in judge Estelle's court.
Carlson was working for Christ Gravesn-
sen, but be- says IN Nay, 1915. the board
told his efiploser be would have 10 iis-
charge cntlaon II he wanted license
oravernsen promised 10 do 80. Carlson
says he applied for work az other saloons
bat owing 10 the action OF the hoard he
could not secure employment He charEas
q conspiracy between Martin Jettsr and
the board 20 injuEs him. lie says Il was
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
MANY CASES or DIPnTHERIA
DFuEEist says one Hundred and Fifty
Persons Are suRerins with
the Malay.

BETTER be very careful about that cold"
said a sixteenth street druggist as he
wrapped a bottle Of Isterine for a Gus
toner. There is diphtheria all over the
city; in fact, one physician told me yes
terday there are at present no fewer than
$50 cases Several Of the physicians bring
the sputum OF their patients here for ex-
animation for diphtheria germs and an
average OF ten test tubes a day are left
here tor ua to examine. The best thing
for a person with very sore throat is 70
see a doctor At once
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

A bath, travelling sixty miles an hour, a
shave, hair cut manicure sarfce, ladies'
maid, stsnographer, buHet-Ibsary car,
compartment-observa tiOn-aleeping car, all
furnished on 'Kniehsrbocker Special" from
81. Louis TO Indianapolis, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and New York. Leaving st. Louis
daily / D.. m, arriving Buffalo SEQ a. m,
New YorkN y. m, via Big Four-NeN York
Central lines. Address Big -Four feplesen-
tatives Tor particulars.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
Bee want Ada rroaues Renl.l.


The police have been requested 10 appre-
bend n. 3. Toner, aged 8 years. who was
employed a. q collector Tor a patent gas
light burner. and has disappeared with six
Of the patent burners. which are valued al
81 each. When his absence vas hrst no.
ticed his employer was inclined 20 make
Light" ~ the affair and only reported TIE
theft after q lapse 81 several dovs. Toner
Rad formerly worked Cor the klmhaI Au~
t0mobiia company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
Mansum . Co.. LrrTEE SPECIALISTS.


Clarence sylvia. proprietor OF a saloon at
1901 North Twenty-fourth street refused
to close his saloon at ! &. m. Thursday
when commanded 70 do 80 by an oflepr and
was locked up on the charge Of keeping his
establishment open after hours in violation
Of the closing law. Tie case was set for
trial before Judge Crawford next Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

The Chicago Great Western railway will
sell tickets to points in Alberta, British
Columbia Idaho. Montana, Oregon ana
washington at about one-half the usual
fare. Tickets on sale daily August q to
October 81, inclusive. Got full information
from H. X. Churchill. general agent. 1872
Farnam st.. Omaha, Neb. y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

Every Tuesday. balancs Of the year, the
Chicago Great Western railroad win sell
homeseekerE tickets TO Minnesota, North
Dakota and Canadian northwest at about
half rate; to other territory. first and third
Tuesdays write ". n. chnrchilI. G. A.
1879 F'srnam street. state number in party
and when going.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

Beech Camp 1904 NJ. W. Of A.-NeiGh-
bors: You will please be advised that We
are now meeting every Friday evening in
our new hall. in the RohrbouEh building,
18th and Farnam streets. Your attendance
is requested. Come. get acquainted and be
neighborly. W. NJ. THOMAS, Consul
N. j. MARVIN. Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

The No Name theater, the new vaude-
willie theater at 18th and Douglas that
opened sunday last, Il doing very nice
business and Is pleasing the people with
its entertainments A new bill is promised
for next week and Il is said to be better
tnan THIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

The creditors OF a. l. Swanson 4. Go
merchants o. SaFsent, Nsb. have Hled a
Petition IN the United States dlatrict court
asking that he may be declared a hank
rupt. The petitioninE creditors are the
United States National bank of Omahs
3442p,f4i Midland Glass company, OMAN
8So.9e. and r. Hexrold Manufaoturlng
company, Peoria tles4. The petition
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

twenty-four hours sndine Thursday noon:
BirthE Andrew sorcnqou. lo29 South
rifl; J. ~. Humm5n, Eg South Twenty
ninth avenue. hoy. Charles Anderson, 1853
North Seventeenth, hoy.
Dsaths-Mrs X Eskiison, $50 Decaturi
Patrick German, Seventh and Mason, IL;
Pred Iinneman. i728 South Eighteenth,
Dodge i0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

So many local men are under subpoena
as Witnesses ID the grain trade inTestiea-
others wasn't 10 heaF the testimony that
trade on the Omaha Grain exchange has
been almost at a standatill Tor two days.
hoard
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

stans that sNaneout coumittcd an act or
1entruptoy October is. 1908, b. tiaus-
ternng his properly 20 other creditors
VIII 3 view 70 nrcferrinG them 0ver other
CREATORS ana the petitioners ask oouit-
able relief ID the premises.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

The closing performances Of "Mr.
Smooth" at the Burwood are drawing good
crowds and the people seem to enjoy the
pleasing farce Immensely. Next week the
bill will be Alice OF Old vineennes."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

The entertainment committee Of the
democratic county committee Thursday
morning hit upon what was believed az
the time to be a ten-strixe, that Of inject
ing into the present campaign such fea-
lures az the Dahlman Rifles. Dahlman
Quartet, Lasso James and such other
acts as the democratic committee thinks
will turn down the edges Of real issues
of the campaign. At last the democrats
have arrived At the logical conclusion that
when it becomes impOssible 60 reason with
people II may be possible to entertain
them and then take the unfair advantage
OF asking those entertained TO please
vote the democratic ticket on Novefn-
Der g."
So Thursday morning the plan Of civ.
ing the voters a Free show In the lobby"
was decided upon by the campaign mani
ayers. The campaign circus feature will
be inaugurated at McKenna's hall Six
teenth and Locust streets. Friday evening.
The Dahlman Rifles will give a militant
aspect to the occasion, while the quartet
will lend vocal eclat to the program. The
committee needs a good sieight-of7 hand
man to balance out the program.
Mayor James c. Dahlman, c. NJ Hitch
cock and 7. b. E'lsharty will do the verbal
leserdemain, and while tho patients are
under the anaesthefic the entertainment
committee viii endeavor to trepan a few
democratic piatitudes under the sealps OF
those present.
Next Monday evening Mayor Dahirnau
will entertain the democratic circus at his
home on South Twenty-ninth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
NEBRASEAS FROM MEXICO
D. ], Mcdonald says No Business is
Ovsrdsns at Pusbla.
eOOO OPrOR1uNrILs goa LNILRPMsE
Mexican Maid of FamiIy More Ina
prepsed with women's Fine
Hats Than AnythiRg
Elae Americana.

D. j. Mcdonald. formerly a wen known
Northwestern railway conductor running
out Of Omaha, arrived at the Willard hotel
Thursday morning. enroute from Puebla
Mex, his present place OF business, to
Schuyler, where he will visit with his
father and mother for a few days.
Mr.. Mcdonald Is a member OF the Amer
lean colony in Puebla and one OF two
American boot and shoe dealers in that
city. He has been successful in President
dag domain and speaks in optlinistic
terms OF the country as a business PROPOSE
ton and looks for many changes for the
better % be wrought IA that country. With
Mr.. Mcdonald are HE wife. infant daugh
ter and Pasquala Reyes, a Mexican maid.
Mr.. Mcdonald and family will return TO
MexicO in a week. They are registered at
ME AIilard
after seven years business and observa-
ton in the southern and southeastern por-
ton OF Mexico I can say that no form Of
business IS being overdone there. There is
plenty Of room and opportunity for enter
prising An orleans, working knowledge OF
the Spanish language being necessary. The
Mexicans are becoming more friendly than
ever toward Americans and, just for an
instance, In our city they seem to prefer
American footwear 20 any other kind.
There Is much room for development in
the stock ana farming industries.
DtaH WOrkinE Out Reforms.
President Dlsz and the federal governor
are working out reforms, beginning with
the City Of Mexico. where Sunday closing
OF public drinking resorts and such places
is being enforced.
Mr.. Mcdonald described Puebla as the
third city in Mexico and having a salr-
brious climate at an elevation OF over
so0o feet The hundred American families
in Pusbla have an organization known as
the Union club.
Pasqusll Reyes. the young Mexican
woman with the McDonalds, is Of the peon
class and is on her first trip to the United
States. Asked what impressed her the
most on her trip to Omaha she, through
! Mrs. Mcdonald, replied that to see every
woman wearing q nice hat was the most
impressive thing In her mind That no
where should she see women going around
in bare feet with little shawls over their
head, as with her class at home, was
/ something strange TO her.
| With all its attractions Pasduaia did not
think she would care to remain In this
] country. She was asked such a question.
to which she replied by nodding her head
and looking bashfully at the carpet. She
was thinking OF some one back in ola
Mexico, AIRS. McDopald said
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26
DO NOT FORGET TO REGISTER
Slogan Of Republicans a. Sounded By
ronahs, and Woodland.
OAHlnM CIRCUS IS GETTING BUSY
RinRmester Janes Cats Get Little
SideIiahts that Are Caicuisted
20 Tickle thc Per-
formers.

Don't forget TO register Friday is the
slogan being sounded BY Chairman Dono-
hoe and Secretary Woodland o. the re-
publican committee. Since the FIRST regis
tration a week aso cards have been sent
to etery 'foter who failed TO register tho
FIRST day, when over 800 registered. It f.
the present purpose 70 get a. many 70 reg
lister Friday as possible, that the WORK may
be the lighter on the third registration DAY,
which will be a week from Saturday.
In connection with the registration, city
Clerk Butler sent each registrar a postal
card calling attention 20 the law which
provides that any one having thirty days
before election declared his Intentions OF
becoming q citizen may register. On the
postal cards Clerk Butler stated. 1T has
come 10 my attention that in several reg
isiration districts parties wishing 70 reg
ister who had their first papers, we're re-
fused. The registration board has no right
10 refuse to register electors, az section
OF article vii Of the state constitution will
show.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

The following birthA ana deaths we're re-
ported 70 the Board OF Health durng tne
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-26

Now A. the tins 10 make yo,r want
sngNu shroush ne Bee Want "A rags,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
N0wozytny Mojzesz.

w Latowicach pod Ostro-
wen urzeduje pastor Rosen-
berg, jest nietylko ma to, a2e-
by g4osi6 pos1anictwo Boze
ma ziemi, ale azeby r6wno"
czesnie odgrywac ros}annika
kultury prvskiej wSr6d mu-
rzyn6w W Afryce. Otto "a
proponowa} on rzadowi pru-
skiemu, azeby Niemc6w z
Kurlandyi, zanim ich Lofty
SIZE ztamtad pazepedza ma
cztery wiatry, osiedli} ma
szczycie CORY Kilimandszaro
W Afryce. Ia propozycya
przypad1a r~zeczywiscie do
smaku Niemcom kurlandz~
kim Lieven, azeby omoWlc 2
MIN przygotowania do wypra-
wy ~pierwszego transportu
Niemc6w kurlandzkich do
afrykagskiej ziemi obiecanej,
wskazanej i'm przez nowego
Mojzesza W postaci postora
Rosenberga. Pastorowi TEND
pomagac bedzie pewna firma
%niemiecka, posiadajaca plan
tacye W Usambarze, kt6ra
tamze zamierza, osiedlic pew
ma ilosc rodzin niemiecko-
r~osyjskich jako robotnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Skamienia}y cz}OWiek.

w szpitalu miasta Herlin~
gen mad jeziorem Bade6skim
umar} cz}owiek nazwiskiem
Brent, kt6ry leza} Al lat "
}6zku! Cierpia} ma rzadka bar
do chorobe, kt6ra lekarze
zowia ,,myosotis" kosci. Po-.
lega ona ma tenn, re kosci
ciorego cz}owieka poma}u
kamien:aja. Brent przezy} Sc
lat, a majac lat Is zachoro-
wal. Najpierw skamienia}a
mu noga, potem krzyze,i pier
81. Niedawno m6g} jeszcze
czytac i pisa6, uzywac Level
reki, ale W ko6cu.i reka mu
skamienia}a. Go najdziwniej-
see, re Brent DO .Ostatnle]
chwilitzachowa} pogode umy~
stu i zartowa} z swej choroby.
Nazywano go w~oko}o ,,ska-
mienia}ym cz}owiekiem"
Niadawno odwiedza}a 60 wiel-
ka ksiezna badehska i pos}a~
Ia mu swego s}awnego leka-
RIA. Ale wiedza ludzka Okla
za{a sic niewystarczajaca do
uleczenia tego chorego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

ia sic tyzta ME odzyWoi,
DO 1se jezdem f~iegmatnego
temperament j przv VOL
}skum s]uzu}, wien, co to Jest
superordunek j palagrofa mi
ME divine. Wienc oganiam
isle, jak moge, a IN mic 80
|tylko ciegiem ME tyrple j
|dogryzo mi bekiem, DO mi
~nieprzymierzajonc ma przez.
wisko Koza, chociem sic pc
|lucku, jak kuzden c}owiek,
rodzi} i W mentrykach jez-
dem notowany. 10 mu pedom
delikatnie: idz re grondolu do
1j&}a, ME zacypioj porzon-.
nych os6p. Biere wutke "a
ucho i iese do gemby, a ten
ME tyrk W renke i dar boski.
wilo1 sic ma ziemie i ma kabot.
10 sic 1ozjunkorzy} ma ta-
kom koniuracyjom i godom
mu tn i .owo, co ma tego
strzygonia wzglendem r6z-
nych okolicznosci WIEN, a
co ma terminie wytiusce, a
ten jak ME skocy do mnie!
Z}apo} mie pod syje i dusiu1
po tyla, jaze nj {ocy nu wirzk
wylazly, a moja 20 mnie ma
wet ME pozno}a, com tax by1
posokom z%babrany.
Mckee wienc Wielemozny
cysarski Sond uwozy, re to
ME Spas, ale oczywisty belaj-
dunek, MECH pozwy koze
wyda6 i nieckaj tego go}gana
zaslusuje ma pore miesiency,
zeby on wiedzo}, co to z cy-
sarsxim kr6lefskim dziec-
klein zadzjerac.
Nom nodzieje, re Wiele-
mozny Sond do tego renke
wrazi, a 10 sic tyzta bede zno}
ma rzecy, co niekuniecnje
kozdy ma o tenn wiedziec.
Kasper Koza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
~Na:jbOgatsZym czl0Wie-
KLEIN ma sWieCie,

posiadaczem 20 miliard6w
marek, jestpod}ug vNewyord
World" niejakis A. Belt. Po-
siada on ogromne kopalnie
wegla, i p6la dyament6w W
niemieckiej kolonii we wscho~
dniej Afryce. Pobiera co 60
dzine, latem i lima, we dnle
i W nocy 100000 NIX. pro-
centu, kazda sekunda przy-=
nosi mu zatem 100 talar6w.
Przecietny smjertelnik ma
wet we snie O sumach takich
marzyc ME Smile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Konina - miesem przysz'
}OsCi.

Ma zebraniu urzadzonem
przez towarzystwo ochrony
koni W Berlinie mia} wyk1ad
personal---very.. Towarzystwo
W nied}ugiem czasie wypra~
wi kolacye z koniny, kt6ra
mianowicie gosposie berlin
skie przekona, il konina, u
5yta 2 dobrych, niezbyt zmar'
nowanych zwierzat, st6sow-
ME przyrzadzona, jest dosko-
nalym srodkiem s~pozywozym.
Celem towarzystwa jest zwal-
czanie istniejacego og6lnie
uprzedzenia do koniny, ably
W przysz}osci MONA konie,
niezdatne do prasy, tuczyc
zamiast jak dzisiaj marnowac
je do upad}ego. Dowod6w, re
konina zyskuje coraz wiecej
zwolennik6w, dostarcza sta"
tystyka Poczdamu. lose "a
bitych swim zmnieiszy}a sic
tam W I. kwartale b. r. O Is
PROF., podczas gdy lose "a
bitych koni zwiekszy}a sic O
25c proc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
C1EKAwE RzEczY
4OO-letnia rOCzniCa

} za1ozenia kamienia wegiel-
nego pod ko6ci6}"sw. Piotra
W Rzymie przypad}a W
srode, Is I'm. Albowiem
Is kwietnia 1906 poswiecli1
.6wczesny Papiez, Juliasz Ii,
kamie6 wegielny pod obec,
ny kosci6l sw. Piotra W Rzy-
mie. Ma tenn samem miejscu
juz cd poczatku 4 stulecia
znajdowa} sic wspania}y ko-
sci61, kt6ry kauai wybudowac,
mad grobem sw. Piotra pier
wszy cesarz chrzesciahski,
Konstantyn Wielki. Ale ten
koSci6l pocza} zapadac i by}
"a ma1y. Juz Papiez Miko}aj
V, r. 1852, podja} myEl o wy
budowaniu nowego wspania-
lego koscio}a. Ale ~wystawio.
no tylko jedna Geese. Zupe{-
ME sko1czona zosta}a wielka
budowa dopiero ma poczatku
II stulecia. Is listopada 1926
zosta} przez papieza Urbana
VIII uroczyScie ~poswieco-
nym. A jeszcze dis wyglada
lax nOWy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
F. NJ. Rutherford, agent.

Niskie raty koleja North We
stern re wszystkich stacyi
do Kentucky Wielkiego OBJ
chodu W Louisville, W Ger
E WCu.
Kolej North-W Western og}asza u
niskie raty beda urzadzone II do
l3, Czerw,az liberalnym okresem
czasu do poWrotu, zpowodu Home
coming Of Kentuckians'' obchodu,
ktore sic odbedzie " Louisville IS
do IL CzerWca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Hum0rystyczna skarga
sad0Wa.

Przeprasom Wielmozny
cysarski Sond i pzesfiet-
nom jego kancelaryjom, re
%ba1amuce, ale muse, DO 10
ME z b}ota, zeby ME lada
kujon ma }opate nobira}. A
to by1o tax. .....
Juz cd zesz}ego tygodnia
COST mic ma wnantrzu ckli}o j
SWAT mie sic W locak ,obrto}.
Posedemse do Izydora ma jed
nygo - i jagem posed, tax
Sc ia i jazdem. Wyjmuje
czeskiego z kiecki, kfade go
Izydorowi ma synkosi godom,
jak to zwykle bywo: dawoj
zydzie, W6dki.
Wtem przysed ten napast.
nix Bartek ! ten ME fcionsz
namaWia ma fonde.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
~1,982,33S slow!

Urzad telegraficzny W Al
geciras wys}al W czasie trivia
MIA konferencyi TAXA olbrzy.
mia liczbe wyraz6w. Pre-
wyzsza ona wszystkie razem
z}ozone wyrazy depesz tam
tejszych z ca}yoh lat dziesie'
ciu. W wyrazach tych ME
Sicily s:e"losy Europy, a kite
vie, czy jedno s}owo mnie!
ME mog1o zawazyc ma szali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Grunta!~ Grunta!
Grunta!

Stoczterdziesci tysiecy ARROW.
Prey kolei Great Northern,
pol drogi, pomiedzy Minnea-
polls, St. Paul i Duluth. Obej-
mule Kenebec, Mile Laos i
przyleg}e powiaty. Zawiera
najlepsze biotniste, dobrze
namocza}e grunta, obfite W
zwierzyne i ryby. Dzikich
|jag6d obfitos6. Najlepsze STA
no W calym pc nocnym "a
chodzie. w stycznosci z mai
lepszymi targami W kraju.
Observation-Disclosures do cho-
WI bydla. Juz obfite W NILE
czarnie. Jedna W Mile Laos
wyrabia diva tysiace funt6w
masla dziennie. Grunta tie So
ma sprzedaz przez: The Mile
Laos Land & Loan Co... La
twa wyp alta. Kupcie sobie
siedzibe, kupcie zaraz farme
ma w1asnosc. Me traccie czasu
ma dzierzawie, skoro TAXA
sposobnosc wan sic nadarza.
0 blizsze ~objasnienia zapytajcie
f. M. Rutherford, $50 Olmstead
Str. Winona, MINI. albo j. v.
Sikorski, COT. 9TH & Mankato ave.
kt6rzy niedawno nabyli wielkie OBJ
szary W tel sekcyi.
r. NJ. Rutherford. agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Kasper Koza.
Cz0Igajaca smier6.

Zatrucie krwi zblizasie do serca
i spowoduje smierc, j. E. S%tearns,
z Belle PLANE, MINI. pisze, re PREY
jaciel straszli~ie skaleczy} sic "
reke, kt6ra napuch}a cd zatrucis
krwi. Bucklen'a masG arnikowa wy
ciqgne}a trucizne, zagoi}a rane u
ratowa}a mu zycie. Najlepsza "
sw1ecie ma s~parzenia / RAINY. CSC U
M. J. Kowalewskiego W apiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

.102 lata, veteran 2 wolny
meksykanskiej j domowej,
poslpbil wdowe, kt6ra " ty-.
dzieh po slubie skohc2y}a
rok setny. Pan stwo milo
dzi" poznali sic pred siedm-
dziesieciu laty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Stub Stuletn1Ch.

Pisma nowojorskie dono-
sza, ze W Marysville W stanie
Ohio odby1 sic niezwykly
Stub. Kapitan Kuhns, LEGACY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
N|asaYaaa Do galsnia i / hrlYte7
"a $1.OO--
"a $1.OO'

A1x<AA> Kazdy vie o tenn, ze
AEAAz golac sig samemu, mo-
t*nzaRksS&cx. re zaoszczedzi6 W cia-
9 g ssssss:sss4&E = gu roku ME ma}y pie
niadz, chocby tylko raz W tygodniu
mia} zwyczaj chodziG do b~alwierza,
DO 50 razy pc 10 cent6w czyni S.. 30.
Lecz niejeden wolf p}aciG, DO do 60
lenia sig samemu ma zbyt ciezk$ re-
ke. Maszynka mole golic sig kazdy
zupefnie ~bezpiecznie r6wpie dobrze
!ja!k najlepszy balwierz. Sprzedajemy
Maszynke do golenia z siedmioma
brzytwami W 4adnem pude}ku "a dola-
"a i IA cent6w ma koszta przesy@ki.
Brzytwy do tych maszynek daja sig
ostrzy6 jak zwyczajne. Do kazdej
~maszynki dodajemy darmo raczke, W
kt6ra osadza sic brzytwe i pociaga ja
ma pasku.
P0LONIA INTRODUCTION CO.: Dep. A.
5ox 81. Toledo, Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
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we wojsku pruskiem jest
podpu}kownik Flip Frank W
Ber1inie, kt6ry 80 listopada
r. z. skohczy{ 100 lat. CESAR
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