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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05

of which organization Mr. Powell was
a member.
Hundreds of friends testified their es-
TEEN of Mr.. Powell. as was indicated
by the number of floral offerings sent.
Among the pieces were the design of
the three links of the Odd Fellows. a
sheaf and a profusiOn of blooms which
entirely covered the casket. After the
hymn, I'VE Need Thee Every Hour"
Mayor Charles Brown delivered an ad-
dress, In which he paid a high tribute
TO the life and character of Mr.. Pow
ell. David L. Williams. S. Walquist
and Bishop Miller spoke in eulogy of
the dead.
The pall-bearers were; For the cOun-
Gill; A. z. Lee, S. Walquist, Arthur
Townsend: for the 1. o. o. F., Isaac
Hadley. James Drinkwater and r. Ca
hoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05
PASSED EXAMINATION SUCCESS.
FULLY.

James DOnahue New Britain. Conn.
writes: Il tried several kidney remedies.
and was treated by our best physicians
for diabetes. but did not improve until |
took FOleys Kidney Cure. After the
second bottle I showed Improvement and
five bottles cured me completely. | have
since passed a rigid examination for life
insurance" FOleys Kidney Cure cures
backache and all forms of kidney and
bladder trouble. f. J. Hill Drug Co. The
Never Substitutors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05
0BSEQUIES OF [. B. POWELL
Impressive Services Held for Murray
Resident

The funeral of L. b. Powell was held
at Murray yesterday. The services were
conducted in the Latter-day Saints
church by Bishop Hugh G. Miller. IN
torment was i'm the Murray cemetery.
The body was escorted to the grave by
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05
WELL IN CEDAR VALLEY.

The state board of land commissioner
Yesterday decided to sink well in Ce-
dar valley TO determine whether it is not
possible TO secure water for domestic pur-
poses in that manner. The money for
experiments Of this nature was apDFo-
priated by the last legislature and
amounts TO about $500
The board refused to purchase 500 coo
of municipal bonds. IL was understood
that the bonds drew 5 per cent interest
but it was discovered that the rate is only
a. pPr cent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05

Millions of bottles of Foleys Honey and
Tar have been sold without any person
ever having experienced any other than
beneficial results from its use for coughs,
colds and lung troubles. This is because
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the
yellow package contains no Opiates or
other harmful drugs. Guard your health
by refusing any but the genuine F. ].
Hill Drug Co. The Never Substitutors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05
A Safe Investment

Is a Mehesy fur set or coat Unlimited
stock to select from.
MEHESY THE FURRIER.
Knutsford Hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., Kodaks,
Finishing. Framing, 142 South Main.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
SOUTHEAST NEWS

Mr.. John Youngblood has
flushed husking corn. Expect
he is not sorry.
Mrs. Charlie Sterb a has been
visiting at the home OF her Sis
tet-in-law, Mrs. John Young.
blood.
Mrs. Tom Aawky was visiting
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Newt Dunmore, last Mon
day.
Miss Tink Brazell and her
little sister were visiting at the
home of their cousin, Miss Pearl
Kuhnes,
Mr.. Kuhmes has finished
husking corn aud his big boys
will soon be in school.
The teacher reports a better
ate ndance at school this month,
there being eleven enrolled. A
Thanksgiving program is being
prepared.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
FITzOH0ALD..LONu

Married, ~ the Catholic
church Thanksgiving morning,
BY the Rev. Father Kelly, VIM.
Fitzgerald and Miss Maggie
Long.
The ceremony was . quiet one,
and the newly wed left on the
morning passenger. amid show.
ers OF rice and oil shoes, for
points east, where they hope ~
enjoy their honey moon In peac .
and quiet ness.
Both Of these you ng people
are very well known to all Of our
people. Mr.. Fitzgerald, is the
son Of Mrs. VIM. Fitzgerald,
who lives On q fine farm north.
east ofWaguer. aud he is known
as an Industrious, hard work
ing man, and has the utmost re
spect OF all who are acquainted
with MIN.
In Miss Long, who is q dau.
ghter OF Thos Long. ole Of the
prosperous far mers OF the res
ervation, Will has founl q wife
who will be . partner, compan.
ion and helpmate In tho highest
meaning OF thu term.
The New Era jones with all
their many friends in wishing
them a long, happy, prosperous
married life.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

0. II. Bush, OF Armour has
made q deal Whereby he be-
comes the owner OF the ranch
and store at Andrus, and will
take possession tho first OF
March. The ranch proper con-
tains 40 acres, stock sheds,
barns, ect., and also has COD
nected with it a large am ,unt OF
leased Indian laad. This store
is a good sized country store
and has always enj ,yed = good
patronage. The land drn OF
Kirkpatrick & Baker made the
deal, getting = buyer for the
property within . week ate T
listing IL for sale.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

-, and aftsr - g4mes were
coacaded aud prissa awards a.
to gsests sndAda very Pleas
sntAvening By paftaking Of de-
licioos refreshnsats.
Wood Bros shipped dve car,
losdx OF dne. fAt cattle 70 the
Chicago market last Saturday,
and !. W. Picking shipped four.
These cattle were all 1ne, and
should bring these gentlemen
fancy prices.
Wagner has q new meat mar.
kes, Of which II. E Coulson il
the proprietor, and has opened
for business in the Barrel bull
ding txo doors north OF the
New Era building. We wish
him oil kinds Of success.
A II. Pease In Forms Us that
they have suffered another large
loss of hay IT Andrus from =
prairie lire. II seems 10 Us
that sometime pcopls won Id
learn +, be careful about these
things, in the face OF all they
see and hear
Our readers will be watching
with interest the stores la Way
ner which go onto . cash basis
before the next issue OF the
paper. We only hope they win
make an unqualified sn.,ceSs OF
this, a. it Is the only way - d,
. safe aud profitable business.
Woods Bros. have just com
pleted = large elevator on their
ranch northwest OF tnwn, which
will hold at leas, $4,000 bushels
OF grain. The boys feed large
numbers OK cattle and tho ell
vator was q necessity. G. NJ.
Forest, the contractor who did
the work for them, has return
ed TO his home at Tyndall.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

son Dennis in Sioux Falls,
enroute.
Mrs. Chas. Williams returned
home Monday from Trip.
Mr.. Jas. Lenehan of belmont
has been demonstrating to the
farmers IN this vicinity the good
qualities of the Star disc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nolan
have moved to their new home
at st. Charles. Andrew Fisher
and family have moved on to
the place vacated by them.
The pupils Of the Patrick
school are preparing for a box
social.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
MIN cAusgo ~ wGgDe.

800
49, pansue - nss1Ss e Cnssoes.s
asss - nssssss.
\ = appalling when o. sn1nts Z
- anount - damage vhleA ~ ssxe
6rought = ~ vsgstAtisn - ~ enttro
sDantry ~ nsgiscS * e4uotennsA
oosss cos1fTsss hAvs - - sttAliu
Int eney spo0 rseVs0 0um eG nuanr
~ = sSarsssl - tAsy fAniasu. dsss
~ paagusA while sshsss - 1esastAts1
euesseg.
What = nsw IL gtona esss1e = -
1afa was oacs n oass = gFsnt esse~e
THIS wss u u dAys - - G~AsenASinv
lara whc cut Down - tss1e T. eeSas1
- fssa And building raspsnA Sara
sss PLANTED y paa1 = eorsse
trssA III - - oeneuNA a1'aaEs
whsn u nanaas eane - Dsana~At4
. Ibis cosnaEy, - - = snen go
uAssd thts Wes3 I. 0ene1ose1eo Wy -
tsrssS aimas1 d~asaposass4 - - -
soe ailn arssad - = oasson sASsA
Tear sfsss ysas - s0emy 49, exA
suS1 ~ whses = kegtA A&seA wAs
hs.dassd ~ - wooee 49, -
I'll frua - 6ih - swamDM -
valtsr& IT, paais waeeA = - -
sahara Asssss - - 49, wnfsA sssst
ahaase ~ 11sseses 80 - UEn1Mlsy
ond ~ way - - - - - wntss
sas sssckiy n0 - easssn 80 -
kn u : aa1y waseA essx1sa - -
aaA
Enasssss 0s<o = - - ozs1seS
Ind n TsananiA hAss - 49, ~
60 gsUwsA = s0sse 1907 : opssss
asd TssnAaia - - 81 -
asast stvse ~ - sgssn4 - weeeSsSUss
planted ysass - ~ - emos1Deemen9
. rsasF snd siaswss - @eossnssA
tt Arg~n8see Moae - -
ts&s - hsndrsAs q. tAn1na1D = ~
msst vsfashss ota11ng e3En 01sax1
- ranges - - BMsDaao ennsetA
1hs sse6s Ssrs t1osees6 T. - eMaap
wheat shsrh ~ - 1smgA -
~. and - faIUe1A - tak1ng 80
essbas n 1tfs - Seae ess1 0a3AaS~
- sseA eseses Deaae1aG 1ws4 = eruo
which has - - ruIn - tAa1s oebdA
III barn vss Daaaes1 esysa4 smea1
vhss - whsat vss ~ = - epona4
- - wtsat 1Gn11 wes0 - eosseea
vita . 1m0 Gs0~0 - 0As9n - -
hnd NJ - - e1an19ao4 n ~ nOw
q tnpsasesshae tn1ehse Wf6sa hososc1
vtd hasG1 - osa1D - -.
Tas esaa1no lAn6s = AnnesAMn -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
chOTEAu CREEK

John Otto received . telegram
this week announcing the seri-
ems illness Of his aged mother,
who lives near Des Moines. He
lat Wednesday morning for
that place.
v. F. Lyons left Tuesday
morning ltr points in North
Dakota. He viii visit his bro
ther r =. in verm illion, and
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

C1ss1ss's Use 80 Uu1s1 04eeA
A ssw No. - beun tp1nA foe beoak-
fast foo1A During - recent hass1a0
sEtss hstwssn ~ le1a1 tan ga -
New YcsAs saia ba0na milling alsue
ths oftA inning ays . wsshia0esn
lsttss 10 IL Csvsaa2A T1aia Dealse.
-1pit Hall. CAasngo - piteAaaG.
Ths hall va wse 81 - 0aA -
Aandjs 4. ana - basten wsEs iAl1aao
- him NE : ~ g besaG
-Brins ssas aa~eas1- ysiis1 -
pltcAss.
Thsgroundksspse dk1sniano1 ass1n1.
and 6ndiag aonA cans - Nh . san.
ber u paekago unAR - esznk -
hanAsd Chssoso Z paeka00 e DuDsl
Eica. tt pttcAse rsAas1 ~ - =
4 and struek out ~ batAss.
-3sesis aneeAss pa6kAN. 81
srossdksspss sal4. tssa1ng svse .
othsg.
ThAs ttns q wae shrsddsa w1nnA
Chsshro ass1 . packaes - bs1nkfn1l
food win svssy bah until - ~ -
sumsd Ill ths samples - besak1nGI
food which ths srOundkespss ~ -
ierfed during Tho wintsg.
II thiak that pulred sics ana e1es6
d<d wheat an supsEios - sawanktf
Chexbro said whsn ~ nnishsd IL
CANA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trumbo
we're at iankton Monday.
G.. Nj. Babcock has returned
to his home at Rack Island, Ill.
John Absher WAS at Aberdeen
the first OF the week.
Will Pease Was out Of town
the first OF the week on . busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. Jos. Mcclure, returned
Tuesday evening from = visit
with relatives Ut Yankton.
w. D. Savage and wife spent
Thanksgiving with relatives Mt
Armour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson,
OF Corwith, are visiting at the
home OF their son G. G. johnson.
Miss Nina Campbell spent
Thanksgiving at her home In
Platte.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Smith, last Monday, . baby girl.
Congratulations.
Mrs. Swartz, mother OF A. J.
Swartz, is here visiting with her
son for q short while.
There was a genuine surprise
party out at Otis Shores Tuss.
day evening. Several load $ went
out from town.
Miss Cornelia Hiner. Mrs. G..
G.. Johnson aud Miss johnson
were at Geddas Sunday attend
ing the Convention.
Gus. Nedermeier and family
are moving into their ins new
home ia the Grimes aud Absher
addition.
G.. w. Hennies aud Il. D. Jehu
were at Yankton Monday stud.
ying for q degree in the Eik's
order.
No progressive family should
overlook the special arrange.
ment with the Weekly In ter
Ocean, whereby $1.60 pays for
it and this paper.
Miss Louise Wepking and Miss
Emma Dahlenburg we're at Avon
Sunday, attending the tin we'd
ding Of the formers sister, Mrs.
klewer.
Frank F. Johnson. foreman OF
the Geddes Record, ate Thanks
giving dinner with his father
ard mother at G.. q. Johnson's
in Wagner.
Willis Bonesteel, who has
been in charge OF the gang lay
ing tho cement walks here dur.
ing the past summer, has re-
turned to his home at Brook.
ings.
Fred Ritter returned to his
home at Mitchell Monday. after
spending a short time out here
attending to business interests
and visiting reiatives anl
frieuds.
Mrs. Andrew McKenna left
Wednesday morning for Sioux
City, where she will enter .
hospital for treatment. We hope
she will return home entir ely
recovered.
Came to my place about four
weeks ago, q roam, last spring
calf. Owner can have same by
paying all charges. Henry
-.
Weichman, two miles east and
five miles north of Wagner. II 30
l3
H. Cote, who owns . farm
southeast of Wagner. started
overland Wednesday morning
for his home near Fillmore, In
Lyman county. OF course he
left $3.50 with u for the New
Era.
We expect, by the time the
New Era reaches you this week,
that you will have entsn your
Thanksgiving turkey and other
ROOD Ahs@~ IN 49, 49, 49,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
Fee Aasy Ars Ma1s1 Ss0.

Tee 0aay Ass Ma0e1 1t0.
In order that Z more sccurats rsoDrd
may Be- kept Of all horsss and nu1ea
belonging to the district eovsrnnssk.
says tn w~sshingtuu Times. ths psup'
s-ty CLERK has suegsstsd u tn comDae.
sloncss that every animAl - givsa :
numbse instead % . mana and GhAll
- known b. number whiis psupsry
Of - district
Preossty Clerk HaegEovo declares
~ til ssw systsn - WIN - 49, =
know bsttss bow IL Aoesss anA UIm
an AlseS1butsd anuag - ssvseal -
DaFtmaeta. He e1atmo that q y -
- Keep track q tn n tAsls aaDaA.
Last ysas - says thses wses -
hassss nAnsd Ji4 1pas nansd Mo-,
anA I've rADs1 KItty. Ara - - ksaDr
hs q recoed 6 t1A0 b tAslS esteg g
& csivueA. - 0Sp q y alnse -
mpoat1aliy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
Ant 4 sLAv9 70 rAsNsoss.

yas xoAealk oapn Ceosegy 0~she
nasvs USn~se Mssesnl Iaset@et.
my ptsanaueNe atngte expes1mv u
Anserssa.- Ays Ian kuheifk. ~ youss
VIOLIN vistuoso. ~no Aas jase arrived IN
London With o1z0.Oo0 II Xanhss 0pssy.
q - nss sssuk Il ~ tOnr = 1A.taAs
slsss. s~aS my p~sefsanaAe1 - to
White Houss - a ssdieaso = nhont
twspu psrsnnA 90 e whsn was rrss
Aisne nooosves1
To- PrsntAsns eAve - ~anfagTxlshr
oisnsd cupa0 - - 1nak tnet1dIns
sThs nsunA nt1oRs Tmn ennai ~
UayU coA1usA
.w1ee aeEu1k - e1sne - Prast-
1mk. ~ - norveoe alnEennnA was
ID nesnennesa mtssal tns11n& - nur
y 1AAs I ssos a. = . WEpsts
D ~ moGnn1 - ! ensag ou1nnnrsa
q u hockwes1e = Amegtea. 80 =
ltfis 0wVD H. 1Ulln. ~ - -
~. tAsaeA - lass - 0111eo
anowtedes r. 0n11e. - - kSnme ~
naares ara IL 0n1e eDn1lttse aEetstte
tNsilnu have Ds1aes 80 - viii.
atfSibats tAAs - ~ fnet thaG 10
- always nvtng h 6rsae tp0ea win
6ssurA nsnlaliy aAA qssitsal0 ~
~ slnph. ~ - ~ eas fssn esen1
kAW0ak
~1Nsy essnsA = essaf cnnkrast =
e-any fashioAahts audtanrss u ~
1870 49, - nnnna nanvn =
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29
s GROOVE FLATS

Everyone around here is fig
uring on having roast turkey
Thanksgiving.
The most of corn will be husk-
this week. We do not see the
big piles of corn that We used
to see; the cribs that it required
to hold the shelled corn other
years will hold the ear corn this
year.
Chris Johnson's new well was
finished Tuesday.
Hans Jasperson has put down
q new well and is getting his
place in pretty good shape.
Frank Potter had his well
that has been cloggea up for
the past two years cleaned out
and q sand pump put in. 1t
now flows as good as ever.
Joe Hols bauer and Pat Birgin
traded horses. Pat traded one
horse for two.
Nick Cramer aud wife Of Ar.
mour and Tom Arnitt and wife
were visiting at the Metze home
last Sunday.
Lyman Lee is busy hauling
hsy to Wagner these days.
Mt. Jensen is getting q nice
big crib OF corn husked.
Henry Stole has q hog he
wsnts to sell. Henry is getting
to be Quite q business fellow.
Frank Simms of Minnesota
was through here looking for a
farm that is high and dry. He
is getting tired OF farming
swampy land.
Some people are thinking of
blowing yet.
NEWsY jim.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

Says ths Pskin and T3enentn Ttn0:
-Ths hoard Of eOamsrce has 6isecee1
TIE I1aptsia native ehanhes e cpa-
msrce that In III fnsose exhl11t1
abroad sothing nmse - asne eajeulaAn1
10 bring 1isessdlt - Cn1nA meA =
oplums0skine t~1t1sasnA Eli sAsa,
idolA Gsnbling aftjc1ae ~ IT, M
whieh cniy ma1n4 CAena . lang11ae
s1ecks
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

- = tAsss eAs1s0vses4 leesas
-
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~
- -
- y
~
~ -.
-.
-
-
49, V
Ssr. 49,
49,. - %
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

= 90 naasp ksswx ~ - -
s~1aiatshees hp6s1a ieoGo 0em
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

Hieks-us NJ g ~ nasuy1e
NJ nagiv! M1u. ~ : AyDQesj
WrM-Whot - t1at - = WttAt -
- plsnty n nen1y. 49, 41GnD-
Nat1 ~ 4 MN nsvsr acO ~
Ats ; 49, too s1eA-REeAanA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-29

n . - - viabe1 - No Hav~s
% deliver - Yae tetpsm. nsnry
Ward Besrhev M0e tceo : hasAse shSp
near she cWa - - ehavsA Ths
t~ro<r. sss1ng thnf - ~ minister.
bet NOT r~scaCnistAg Nm - - grsaf
prsA<Ass. asks1: ~3e1n' - - tesenssY
-wNo QsaksY. sGhn1 nse6om.
-wh-. Hmry M@1 nesdNa" hid
q. osff,ss.
'Havs - ! ttdkeY~ - Aaseee
vsee o.: -tene4 ,o0f1l oee1o eland~
sThsss: No0e aunn1nsd oosrnass
~ sssns = alvoys a. mves0
stsnd w. 1Aoae~1Ant 0mn svoo2r'
- UaanD paupes
Cijn-I koow ~ 49, 80
$0oyOoo fssnnAne - = tloseneoA
lllloe-Eao ~ - o. mooo11
0iis-oA - Danyao
x -
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Rome notatki te|egraticzne.

= w Sebastopolu zostai zastrzelo-
ny wczoraj kapitan Lilin W chwili,
kiedy wychodzif re swego domu.
Sprawca zbrodni ucieki.
- w PoitaWie chiopi okollczni ma.
padh ma posiadiose baronowej Al
schenvog l podpaliwszy zabudowania,
wszystko zniszczyli.
- PoIcya z clermont-Ferrand ko-
munikuje. ze Antoine Thomas, kto-
rym donosilismy wczoraj, ze nalezai
do handy ograbiajacej koscioly, brat
udziai W kradziezy historycznej koro-
ny CORY sw. Michaia. Ia jego spra-
wa miaiy zginac cenne manuskrypty
biblioteki st. Germain-en-Laye".
- Byfy posei pruski W Monachiun,,
hr. Pourtales zostanie zamianowanym
nastepca ambasadora niemieckiego
W Petersburgu, ktorym dotychczas
Jest p. Schoen.
- Or. karoI Liebknecht, syn by'eso
przyw6dzcy socyalistow niemiechch
Wilhelma Lebknechta, bedzie odpo-
wiadal pred trybunaiem pahstwo-
wvm oskarzony zdrade stanu,
mianowicie napisanie broszury o sto-
sunkach wojskowych Oskarzony pod
trzymuje nadal podniesione zarzuty.
- BeIgijski kr6I Leopold eiezko "a
chorowal.
Z Limy W Peru donosza, re Dr.
g. Washburn utworzyi nowy cabinet.
DR. German Arenas po kilkarazoWem
odmawianiu przyjai urzad ministra
spraw wewnetrznych.
- pnia a7 stycznia rozpoeznie sic
proces IA iapownik6w, kt6rzy zbogaci'
u sic ma budowie kapitolu W Harris
burgu, Pa.
w Champagne, ILL.,, W kollzyi au'
tomobil6w skaleczony zostaf szef
stray pozarnej, Walter Price
z Waszynstonu donosza, re po-
zar pawiedzil mieszkanie Hieronlma
Mitchell. Matka z trojgiem dzieci spa
lila sic ma wegiel-
Pan Roosevelt zabii wczoraJ sar'
ne Wiadomosc o niedzwiedziu okazaia
sic faiszywa.
Byly prezydent Grover cieve'
land pojechal wczorai do New forhu.
cborowa, on przez kilka miesiecy
zmieni, sic do niepoznania.
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Telegramy kraj0we.

Indianapolis, Ind, IL pazdzier-
nika. - John Mitchell, prezes
zwiazlu gornikow Cd roku 1898,
oglosil wczoraj w urzedowym or
game unistow, ze powodu mad
werezonego zdrowia ME bedzie
kandydowai ma prezesa w Przysz-
lych wyborach unijnych. Termin
jego uplywa pierwszego kwietnia.
Szesc miesiecy temu podda} sic
powaznej operacyi, ktora z powo-
du r6znych komplikacyi znowu
trzeba bedzie powtorzyc.
Bourbon, Ind, II pazdzierniko.
w Bourbon, ma stacyi kolejo-
wei kilkaset ludzi czekalo wczo-
raj ma pociag ekskursyjny. Przed
MIN jednak przyjechal pociag eks-
preSoWy, ktory w oczach setek
ludzi ma miejscu zabi} Tomasza
Sloane a dwu innych smiertelnie
skaleczyl. Wilma w tym wypadku
spada ma agenta kolejowego, kto-
ry ME przestrzeglrludzi o nadcho-
dzacym pociagu.
Wabash, Ind. II pazdziernika.
= Wczoraj aresztowano tu spry-
tnego zlodzieja: nazywa sic Char
les Ferguson iw chwili, gdy go
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Kronika Chicagoska
przykiad godny nasladowanla.

Przykiad godny nasladowahia'
Antoni Galazka, 19 letni syn
Wincentego Galazki, znanego nd
Stanisiawowie obywatela, otrzy-
NAL w biurze drukarni rzadoweJ
we Waszyngtonie posade steno-
grafa z pensya $1,000 rocznie.
Wczoraj mielismy przyJe-
mnosc rozmawiac ojcem mio-
dziefica i czytac list pisany do o)-
przez Antoniego Waszyngto-
nu.
Pan Wincenty Galazka, miesz-
kaiacy obecnie pm. 100 Dearborn
ave., dose liczna M -od7ine. OW
Antoni jest trzecim z rzedu jego
synem. Pan Galazka wszystkie
swe dzieci posyiai do szkoly pa
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strzaiu dubeltowki. Magazyn i
caly sk}ad leg}y W gruzach.
Spokane. Wash. II pazdzier-
nika. = Telegramy donosza. 0
strasznym pozarze, jaki na&iedzil
srodmiescie tego miasta. Sale
masonskie wielki gmach Hyde
zostaiy kompletnie zniszczone.
Pozar grozii caiemu miastu. Stra-
ty dotychczas nieobliczone. Stra-
zacy twierdza. re jest takze spora
liczba ofiar w ludziach.
New York, II pazdziernfka. -
Austryacki okret Giulia, ktory
763 pasazerami przybyi wczoraj
Tryestu, znajdowai sic W drodze
w powaznem niebezpieczhstwie.
Dnia 8 pazdziernika ma polka
die wybuchi straszny pozar. Ia
loga dzielnie uspakajala przestra-
szonych pasazer6w, niektorzy bo-
WIEN chcieli sic do NORA rzucic.
Pozar wybuchl W odlegiosci 700
mil cd wysp azorskich.
New Castle, Pa, II pazdzier-
nika. Dwudziestu trzech
czionkow zbrodniczej ..Czarnej
Reki" sad skazal ma II lat vie
zienia. Jednego skazano ma 10
lat. siedmiu ma 5 lat. osrniu odsie-
dzi po 3, jeden diva lata. Ban
da ia byia postrachem dla tutej-
szych zamoznych Wlochow; po-
grozkami wyludza}a. Cd Mich po-
wazne sunny pieniedzy.
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ia ustanie kazde panstwo bedzie
mog4o u siebie wprowadzac podat-
ki konsumcyjne W dowolnej wyso-
kosci. Merytorycznie vice aycze-
ME Wegier sp}eniono bez formal
nej linii celnej.