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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29
Lem Has ChIIbIalnS

Lem Quigley's chilblains has come back on him turrible this winter. They always do about this time every year. Lem's feet is so sore that he can't wear his boots-all he can wear Is seven pairs of socks on each foot and big soft arctic rubbers over the socks. The size of the arctic rubbers Is No. Il, the big gest ones which Hen Weathersby had in the store. Lem says that's the only way he can take any comfort out of life with them ehilblains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29
Country Correspondence
/ SLAB CITY.

Hike Peters is keeping company with a felon on his finger at present and Hike says the felon is purty gosh-rammed poor company.
 Jemitna Peppers of Hickory Corners Sundayd in our midst last Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Jim Bradley. Jemima Mondayd partly at Slab City and partly at home returning home about noon. Jasper Tarbell while out hunting re- gently with his dog nearly shot a fox, and in so doing killed the dog which was follering close after the fox.
 VOX POPULI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29
SOME 2
  FOLKS W ~ AlA GUT ICE And Some Don't

being as some has their ice cut for them. Why bother putting up your own ice when I will do 1t for you at what I consider reasonable price. ! will not only cut your ice. but l will draw it to your icehouse and stack it up in same, surrounding by sawdust. SO that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-29
hs 
 

This is to notify the vicinity of Bing: vile and surrounding neighborhood that
 1 am prepared to cut your fec for you this winter
 and store it in your icehouse Tor you providing you havn't already done SO yourselves. v If it had of occurred to 1 COULD MAKE AN EXTRA DOLLAR By Cutting lCH for people, would have went into this business long before this, but it didn't occur to me sooner, so l will go into the business now.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
Ser Mpfel tdflt nidit tpett pout
8atttit.

Cine 2ebrerin bat - 70 ipirb aus
Berlin eraGblt - 9runb. ii6 iiber
manselnbe a6rp.rpfleee elmer ibrer
Sdiilerinnen Su betlaeen. Sic ers
mabnt fpiebsrboIt bas &inb. seipas
i6en sur G9ule 5u fpmmen. bod
iinb alIe giien aebren erfolsIos.
Gnbli6 pirb Batter ober Mutter
aufseforbsrt, ipsgen elmer Riidfprd6c
i'm Snterefe ibrss 9inbss in bi.
Sdule 5u tommen. @ater .rfdeint,
unb 5rGuIein bGlt ibm eine einbrings
li9s Rebe iiber ben @ertb Der Saus
berfeit, fiibrt aus, pie gefunobeitss
fdGblib cine @ernahIdifiguns biefer
.infa6itsn Regeln Der &Orpcrtultur
mare uIp. Der Batter bort aufmsrt'
fam su, nidt beifdlIig nit bem &opfe
unb fdgt bunn SutrauIi9: nSa.
Srdulein6en, Sie boben ia gang
rebt; aber = unter uus = mir mas
fden uns bod oo4 mid ale Gage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
satswiramaea in sesaiem.

on 8osnien unb Der Serseeoipind
bat fait iebe fatboIii9e 8Gusrin, ies
bss ertpadIene tatboliIde MGbheE
ben Obers unb @prberarm unb bic
SGnbe tdtopirt. Den 9runbtDpus
biefer SGtOipiruns biIbet Elm pDn
9irlanoen, 3peieen uno anoereH
3ierraten umrabmtes &reu5. qebns
lid finbst man es BEL ben tatbolis
i9en MGnnsrn. Das Sdtotpiren 1T
in bisiem San. tpeber elm aItilapiifer
nod Elm Ipeoiell bosniIder 8raud,
ipnbern 1T aus prdttii9en @riinben
entitanben. 9lIs bic Ssmanen bic
8altanbalbiniel iiberflutbeten unb
Der mobammebaniI6e 9laube in's
@olt braug, boten bic tdtboIiIhen
prieifer alIes auf. nm ben rapio que
nsbmsnben @laubensabfull au Bee
i6rGnten. 9d Der SsIam bas &reu3
als Symbol bes GbriItentbums pers
p0nt, prGgten bic fatbolif4en 9eiit'
Iiden ibren @ldubigen an elmer iidts
barren S0rperitelle ods 8reu5 ein..
@olIte nun Elm 10 tGtuipirtsr 8athos
lit ben @lauben ipehfeln, 70 mubte
sr ppr allen bas &reu3 bon ieiner
Saut sntfernen. cine Operation, bic
GuBsrit idmerSbuft iit. glber felbit
mad Der Gntfsrnuns ipdren bic 0ars
ben ssbliebeu, ibn bamit als llebsrs
IGufsr berratbeno. Wenn aud beuts
bic 9riinbe, bic sur @infiibruno Der
SGtpfuiruns sefiibrt baben, binfdllis
iinb, 70 1T es einerfeits nod bos Jeits
baltsn am 9lltbsrsebrahten. onoerers
feits Der Ruhubmunastrieb, Der bds
Sdtopiren Bel ben Sotboliien 8oSs
MEMS unb Der Serseeopinu erbalten
hat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

6el,ns fGbrt ipis Elm Stdnmsifsr.A
limo Maior Sauptmann fiist leiR
iersotppes mMeine 6rau pirO iid
Isbr freuen" hinSu. pSie iollten aud
nit uns fabren. Ssrr pon gnsern,
bas Rsiten III nidts fir Sbren Grm.
Rommen Sic, BE MuIit iebt ii9
I6on an bic Sete,
geim S6ein Der Mittogsionne be.
ipsgt iid bic lange R.ibe Der Dogen
sur Stabt suriid, nsben unb hinter
ibntn bic Reiter. Elm buHter, fr6blider
3us.
2lm 2anbratbsomt fteiat Selaa
aus. gtts lie gnsern bic Sonb gum
2lbfdieb reibt, beugt Der iib abers
mails oariiber unb tiibt fie.
Srau Sartmann ma6t sroBe 9lus
gen. Sic batte elm ipenig nit oem
Sieger renommirsn polIen unb Ii9
fd5on iiberlest. OBJ Iie ben Snfanteris
fen ni9t oufforbsrn IoIIe, geIud gu
MAIDEN. Iun bat er lie bitter ,ent-
tduIdt; srit bic sanSe 3eit foit
fhtpeisfdm baSuTiben uno nun nod
iunssn NGbden bic Sdno Su tiiiien!
gluf bem Warttplob bdlt ole Muii'.
Better unb Daesn 3eritreuen iid na4
allen Ridtunsen.
Sn ieinem 3immer tpirft gnsern
Iid auf ben erifen beiten Sefel. Dor
Tsinen ausen flimmert es. unb alles
ipirbelt in Ieinen @ebanten burdeins
amber: Der ipilbe Ritt =. Seleos
Dorte -. bic Hsbe, bic er beute
slbenb balten foI -. uno Der ite6enos
Sdmer3 i'm Irm. -.
va font es pom WarttplaB ber,
iiber:
n6alaIi!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
@ute Qthre. @aft (al

= Cute 2ebre. @off gum
Sotelier): 9eitern mar id) bsi Sbrem
sbsmaIisen piftolo. Der iebt elm Soiel
bat, Der bat dbtr greiie. fir Elm
Sdnibsl muBte i6 ibr sfpsi Mart
sahlen!" Sctslier (ftol5): ga, Der
Sunse bat bei mir mas qelernt!"
80 m 8afernenbof. llns
tsrpffiaier: rSuber. marifiren sic
niat ins glaue binetn, pie eine ratha
loIe bratbiofe 0speTde!
9uredutrotilhes. d es. Mas
rum iino asnn n;~f' dcrmu.dre &c.
dnoeri porben9" .0,iFtn Sic. tpesen
Der lluteri9rift bon unierem neue1
9oritdnb ba sebt Der S9nortsl
ni6t bin"
: Nobel. Serr gum aommers
sienrath: ralio geitern brad pdbs
renb Sbrer Soiree ein tteirer 8rdn6
i'm Salon aus!" 3pmmersienrdtb:
rSa, mar aber BAH ssl0fd)t, mir bas
Ben glst9 tiidtis NIT Sell bineinses
Ipribti
ReminifSenS. paniof.
fsIEeIb (fiir IifI): .Wis iid Die 3ei-
IN inbe-1! Sd ERNIE n:ir' 5rda
tennen aus elmer Annonee, iporin iis
nit folioem GERM r9eoanfsnaus,
tauId" Tu6te. Wern id iebt meine
9ebanteu nit ibr dustdufden m6dts,
bstOmm' i6 cine aufs Maul!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
.etasnartias e6iff1l

Gisenartiss @biffrG
profsFor (Su feinsr 9rout): sOu
m6dteit alTo nit mir uHtsr Gbiffrs
torrefponbiren. mein Sers9 Sm. i'd
fpiir6e cine Gbiffre lpis .@pi9e 2iebs-
ober bersleiden perseFen. oo ih nur
an msins 8orlefuneen bente! qm be-
fen pGre es besbolb. mir pdblt,n be.
ren Sbema als Gbiffrs. nGmli9 Die
@erbreituns unb Seidmpfung Der
peit!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

@ernunfts ooer 2tebes.
beirotb9 3usfiibrer: ~Was III
benu oa binten LOSE" = Sdaffntri
Gin SodacitspGrdsn bat bic 9lus'
iteiseTtdtion perpabt!" : 3usfiibrer:
-@erI9lofen ober bertiibt2"
Grtunbi9uns. @dit (bsm
unperbaulids SpeiTeu ierpirt ipurb.n):
-Serr Wirtb. sic babu bier am Orte
pobl einen nit Sbnen oertuanoten
9lrst. Der @peaialiit fir Wossntrunt'
beiten iTt2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

- 3uftimmuns. @IdWbiser
Gum 2sbemanD: Seute miifsn Sis
mir mas seben. id parte T4on 10
Ianse aufs @elo. 9e6.monn: ga. fe.
ben sic, ba sebt es SRneu senau 10
tpie mir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

Rotbtaufe. SelIner: So
peroen ioebsn 2 6loI9en Noiel be-
Ttellt a l,50 Wart. IS iit aber nur
nod fsluids au 2 Wort bo. Dirtb:
go. nd Damn uifo fig 2 6lai4en
ouruus eemu4tl 2lber I9nea. es bans
oelt ii4 ia um cine y o t6taufd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
Beisrst.

Srau Mitfer: ga, meia
mann. Der OerItebt allss!"
6rdu Weter: ~9lber boffentIi&
ni9t beFer2"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

MatkOD6JSCWO Zd ruDld.
We wsi Kowbaniu " powleci
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, pope}-
Mono, jak donosi ,,Wo}~ Zyzh."
ohydne matkoo6jstwo. - Mlesz :
kanea wsi Kowbania, 20<letniego
Szkurlata, namawia} JUL cd dawna
jeden z jego krewnyoh, zeby "a
mordowa} make swoja i obieca{
mu "a to rubla. Ch1opak us}ucha{
i W niedziele, gdy matka wyblera~
IA sig do sasiedniej wsi do oerk-
wi, ofarowa{ sig ja odprowadzi6.
Nv drodze, zobaozywszJ ma furze
nawozu duly drag, chwyci4 60 i
1ada{ MIN matce kilka oios6w "
glove. Gdy zas pc kilku minutaoh
zakonczy}a zyoie, m}ody morderca
soiagua} z niej odzsez i sakopaf "
nawozie. Pc kilxu chwilach ta So
ma droga ssla stara wie6niaczka j
ia dojrzawszY SHADY krwi, rozgrse~
ba&a naw6z i wyc'agne}a zw{ok'
swej sasiadki. Wiesniacy zawia-
domieni przez kobicte, predko wy
kryl' zabdjce, kt6ry prsysna} sig
do pope}nionej zbrodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Jak kradna W R0sy1?

z Charkowa donosza: Ma kolie
p6}nocoozachodniej rosyjskiej zabrs
no rzadowi kolejowemu ca}y gmach'
"a wierajacy pompy, sikawki itpa
Z}odEleje zdo}ali rozebrad i wy
nlesd sprzety, wszystkie okucis,
wog6le wszystko, co tylko pred
stawia}o jakakolwiek wartosc, tax
re zarzadowi kolejowemu pososta"
~ tylko go}e Sciany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
OcZyWista nieuczoiWO66

,,Gdy6 nawiedzony. przez kaszel
lub zazieblenie. albo gdy GIG boil
W gardle, jest to wprost nieuczcl-
vie uzymac inuege lekarstwa jak
Dr*Kingta New1 Discovery" po~
wiada G. O. EidEdge, z Empire,
Ga. ,Uzywa}em New Disc overy
przez. siedem lat l wien, II to jest
najlepsse lekarstwo W 6wieoie ma
kaszel l zazlebienle, chrypke i
Iwszelkie choroby p}uc. Mole dz,eci
So sk{onno do ;chrypki, lecz New
Discovery wYleoza predko kazdy
napad." Il name w. 6wiecie jake
kr6l wszYstkich lekarstw ma ohoro.
by gard{a i p}uo. Sprzebawane pod
gwarancy9 u M J. Kowalewskie~
20 aptekarza. SOC 1900. Butelki
ia probe darmo. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
C1EKAWE RZECZY
MieczyslaW Henryk
SchInitt. D..

SChmitt.
Dzienn:karstwo polskie ponio-
sio wielka strate przez zgon s. p.
Mieczysiawa Henryka Sohmitta,
redaktora lwowskiego ,,Dziennika
Polskiego''. spedziwszy laramie
mfodosci ma obozy2nie, pc powro~
Gle do kraju odda{ swe wszystkie
silly ma jego us}ugi i przez szereg
lat praoowa& wydatnie jake publ
cysta, jake dyrektor teatru, a pre-.
dewszystkiem jake obywatel kra'
ju. Me ustawaf W tel piracy mimc
choroby, ktdra dokuczliwie trapi4a
20 cd lat kilkanastu. Sp. Mccoy.
s1aw Schmitt urodzi{ sig we Lwo-
VIE W roku 1855. Tam tel pc po'
wrocle rodzic6w z Paryza, dokon4
cyl wykszta}cenia, p6zn'ej
wstapif do sfuzby %krajowej. Ale
praca biurowa ME leza}a " usposo'
bieniu S. p. zmar}ego. Ably bar
dziej zwiaza6 sic z bracia pisarske,
obja} W roku 1885 wsp6lnie z
Henrykiem Jssienskim, Karolem
Gromanem i Henrykiem Rewako-
wi ZEN, redakcya ,,Kuryera
Lwowskiego" i pc p6}tora roku,
dzieki sprezystej administraoyi,
wyrobi} mu powaine miejsce "
prasie galicyjskiej. w roku 1878
W Styczniu ustapif ,,Kuryera",
a wstapit do sp6iki wydawnictwa
,,Dziennika Polskiego" W kt6rej
pozosta} al do smierci. w roku
1891 SIP M. Schmltt obja} dyrek-
eye lwowskiego teatru. Try lata,
jake tam przeby{ byty cietkie l
t1udne i podkopa}y jego zdrowie.
w roku 1894 ustap'} odtad silly
swe po6wieci} ,,Dziennikowi" i
drukarni,- kt6ra podni6sl znako~
micie. Do o%statniej chwlll by}o to
jego uluoione dzie}o. MECH Cd
poczywa " pokoiu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

gfuidtiia Gengerdwna je,zcse ME
oohrsozona, 30 . do .tego przyg 8 j
towYwano, - zniikne}a : klasstoiru
j niewiadomo, gdzie sic znaljjduje.
Do matkii ME povr6oi}a, =a1e ' dnia
1niknieoia dziewczyny widziano
jakiegos lydia. krazaoego koio furty
'klasztornej. = Dooh"dzen'a " tel
:sprawie prowadzi policja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
%t. Il . .s -,r-t.E- tLE-a .zn' -. ~ -.
WyrZuCOny z W0za Dry
m~alOvskiogO.

Cha}upnik Pawef Gackowski Z
Bladzina W powieoie 6wieckim,
.nie otrzymawszy pozwolenia ma
pobudowauie cha}upy ma w{asnej
posiad1oso,, zamieszkaf we wozie
cygahskim. Original jednak cd
volta nakaz rozebrsnia ogniska "
MIN pod kara egzekueyjna 80 INK.
Mimo catalonia, wys}ane1o do lam
drata, przys}a} wdjt tut przed
villa sluge wditowskiego, kt6ry
zazada4 cd p Gackowskiego 10 mix.
'zaliczk1 ma rozebranie ogniska, q
gdy mu biedny eha}uphik pienie-
dry tych ME da}, zafantewai mu
re pc up1ywie
| tygodnia sprzcda go ma l;cytaoyi.
Vice nawet W wozach cygahskich
polakom mieszkaG ME Wolno-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Nieludzkf Ojcfec.

G6rnik Barski W Janowle e.
Slask) kilkakrot p}aci} kary "a
zmude szk61n, swego IL l"tniego
syna. w srode m'a{ zn6w nova
kare zapiao;c. To 60 tax rozgnie
wa}o, il porwa} la,ke i W tax zb6.
jecki spos6b poczat syna ok}adad:
lie ten nicbawem pod razami OF
cowskimi ducha wyz.ona}. Matke.
kt6ra dziecku skoczy}a ma ratu.
mex, kat-ojciec tax pokaleczy}, Il
muslano ja umiescic " lazarecie.
Z~dzicza}ego synob6jce aresztowa'
no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Ofiary mr6zu.

q Petessburga pissa, xe lskut'
klein silnych mroz6w, kt6re do,
silly 10 80 stopni, 1narz}o W o.
statnich dniach oko}o 100 ludsi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Originality pomnik.

Pred laty 80 przybyi do Stan6w.
EZjednoozonych z .Europy ubogi
|oh1opak bez grosza " kitszeni j
usiadf mad brzegiem mora, ma zlo !:
ME skasy, spokywajac :kromke
ehleba i ka 3a}e< sera, kt6re mu
pewien litosoiwy gospodarz poda'
Frowa}. Niedawno ch}opak 6w
mari jako m,lioner William Bar
bur, rozporzadsajac pred smiercie,
azeby mu ma mogile p~olozono jake
pomnik, 6w zion ska&y, ma kt6rym
pred so ;;laty siedzia{ samotny, 1.
ma kt6rej ME -zwatpi} o sobie. A:
ten zion ska{y Way ME mBiej ME:
wiecej, jak 100 ton; same zas kosz~
ia przewiezienia tego olbrzymieko
bloku wynosid beda przesz}o 40 ty"
stacy mkA Trzeba przyznac, &e
pomnik originality i wielem6wiacy,
zwlaszcza ola tych, kt6rsy znaja:
jego historye. =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Ma sprl'zedaz

Dobra 12O akrowa farma
ma sprzedaa 80 akr6w pod
.plugiem, reszta b6r i past
.Wiska. Dom mlulrroW5,alny i du-
ky nowy chlelw, d1ostatnli ma
NO sztuk bydla is koni %
koio 100 ton6w siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobra studnia !,
!wszystko " najlepszym: po-
Hrzadku. Tylko ~ mill Cd Wi
inony. Bli6szych szczeg6l6w
j wiasciciela J6zefa. Szumih-
skiego " Bluff Siding, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Taiemnicze %znikniecie.

1dCJO A1A11AVAO AA1
Gazety krakowskie donoszR:
Siedemnastoletnia zyd6wka Lora
Genger z Czechowa, pokochala
parobczaka i pojecha}a z MIN v
listopadzie do Krakowa, ably tam
przyja6 chrzest. Lora zostafa u,
mieszozona W klasztorse Si6str F1.
lioyanek, gdzie il odszukafa matka
i sk}onila do powrotu. Ale JUL 81
listopada Lora ponownie uciek}a 2
Czechowa i znowu przyjecha}a dc
Si6str Felicyanek. Matka. przyje-
ohafs pc ni2 pc raz drugi, sle tyr
razem o6wiadosyka to stanowczo,
&e ohrzest prsy]mie i " klastorz'
pozostauie. Tymczasem dnia q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
.ZABEZPIECZ SW0J TO-
; ,E,.1. 49, ".sl
-kADEk.

-kADEk.
JUL dosy6 .dawno donosilismy 0
stavnym skrEypku, ktdry zaaseku"
rowaf swoje ralce ma wysoka sumo,
wiedsao, be utfata palc6w zaaozy
d:a nlego utrate oakego dochodu.
Ola niego najdrozsza Geese cia}a -
to jego palce; ola mas tym jest zoo
iqdek. Csy nlo3emy 60 zabezpie.-
csyd? R,xumie SIG. Jedyna 1zecz
ola mas p~ozostsje, a to uwa4ne
.pilnowanie swego &o}adka utywa"
ME PREY okaxaniu sig p~ierwszych
symptom6w niedyspozycjl Triuera
Amerykahski EIiksir Gorzkiego
Wilma.
To jest n.jlepsze sabespiecssnie
prseciw wielu chorobom, pon'e~a&
to leka~stwo " ka&dym wypadku
doprowadsa 4o}adek sskisski do
zupelnego porsadku. czyni wYdaj-
nod6 sek6w gastrycznyoh wiscejj
obflta i wzmaonii.I mie6nie &o}qd1o-
we,. zo}4dek wtedy bedsie zdolny
do przyjYoia pokarm6w isPe}nia@
ma swyoh ezynno6cl trawienia.
Ws1ysyy wiemY, re ~zupe}ne trawie
IL, saaexy supe}ne zdrowie i pei.
ua si}a, &C znaozy z,ipeiDa
xdolno6c do piracy. Czysto56 gwa-
rantowana prxes U. S. Serial No.
34e. Wssystkie spteki. Jos. Triher,
8l6 = 699 So. Ashland ave-, CHI.
osgo, ILL.
..-.a.. IA -.H-t-.- Em5..HEE.s.ta-E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
DziWna ChorOba.

Pred dose dax nym czasem po~
~strzelif z teszyngu jeden z uczn'
mistrza piekarskiego p. Buosyn'
skiego W Nekli. ~5slethiego synka
tegoz W ramie. - lego samego
wieczora przeohodzi}a mad tamtej.'
sza okol;ca ogromna burza, a wsku.
tex uderzenla picrunu przelekniony
ch}opczyk sic sbudsit i Z krzykiem
wybiea} Z pokoiu Ma drugi dzieh
dziecko o wypadku tYm mic ME
wiedzia}o. Cd tego ,zasu powtarza
sic to zrYwanie chfopca z }6zka &C
wiecz6r 0 lynn samym ozasie.
Wsselkie lekarstwa okasaty sig
dotychc-as be7skuteozneml. Pofo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
WDZlE ZNY

WDI1EJ1NI I'D VIZ
.Fr. Rutkowski, . F.irhaven, Pa,
ipisse: 6; rsez wiele lat eie,Piaiem
IA straszny Dol giowy. Fakiesnapa.
.dy dostavafem 90 dwa Hgood1dtiis~
|zakyfem dvio bnteIki g ,mozo
mole bole glowy znikDeIy be,po..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

tony pdzniej, budzi sie's temi sxs
memi oznakami 0 jedne 1ub dwle
|godziny potem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
Drogfe "honoraryum.

Drogfe honoraryum.
Laureat Nobla, xnany ~powiescio.
pisarz poeta angielski, Rudyard
Kipling, pobiera cd wydawc6w pc
8 szyllngi 6 markl) "a kazdy wy
raz swoioh utwor6w. Bajeczne
honoraryum take mo4liwe . jest
tylko W Anglii lub stanach Zje"
dnoczonyoh, gdsie utw6r kazdego
w~ybitnego pisarza przechodzi sig
" setkach tysieoy egzemplarzach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

|wrotnie, moi al etyt:powr6ei} i mo-
90 spad doskoaale, jak nigdy
prsedtetn. zveze wamlpowodseoia.
NECK wam:B6g dofjak 'najdlu4sse
1ycie W przygotowaniu lekarstw,
kt6re przYnosza ludziom zi1rowie.
Chcialbym xosta6 agentem W tel
okoticy''.
Bae:g1owy ME se niozem ,nnem,
j.k tylteo symptomami pewnyoh
nieporsadk6w syis atei ): Ureguluj-
Gle system; a b6le g}lowy znikna.
ORA Piotra Gomozo stare zio1owe
csySci" krew, bu luje i
wsmaonia casy system: Jest ono
dostarczane wprost Uludziom przez
w}asoicieli, DR.. Peter Fshrney &
Sons Co., ll2- It's So. Hoyne.
ave., Chicago, Ill.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05

A few weeks ago a property
owner living in South Dakota
wrote suggesting that this paper
mention any rain that comes
along, as his people have a notion
that this is dry country. That's
the reputation that the old set
tiers have conveyed to his new
fellows, but for the past three
weeks we have been unable to
keep up with the rainy weather.
For the past week it has been es-
pecially severe in this direction,
and there is no promise of a va
cation. But nobody ever saw a
nicer lot of growing crops, nor a
more contented looking lot of peo-
pie.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05

roet, essay.st politician and man OF
the world, the friend of all oppressed
causes and OF all prosecuted men, Lord
Houghton had warmed both hands
before the fire OF life. Il am going
over to the majority" he said when
he was very Ill in the year before his
death. and you know | have always
preferred the minority | have given
in the "Cornhill'' my fathers account
Of the way in which Sir Alexander
Cockburn, the lord chief justice, at
tempted at dinner party to browbeat
Lord Houghton, who had spoken In de-
fense of the notorious plaintiff at that
time prosecuting his claim TO the
Tichborn estates. Suddenly writes
my father, "Cockburn cut him short by
saying: I would have thought this i'm
possible from any one with the very
meanest intellect. Houghton paused.
apparently overwhelmed, and then re-
piled: But surely. that was very
rude; upon which Cockburn, glaring
tixedly at him. merely added: i
meant it to be So | think that it
was Lord Houghton who, in allusion to
this incident, said that nobody ought
to invite Cockburn TO dinner without
having a fire engine at hand.-R C.
Lehman, in Chambers journal.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05
To Renovate Furniture.

There are many ways of renovatiA0
old furniture. but one of the best
methods Is the alternate use OF sand
paper and varnish. First remove every
particle OF dust. dirt and old cracked
varnish from the piece OF furniture tc
be treated. getting right down to the
bare wood. To aid in this work
cabinet scraper or glass will be neces
sary and bottle OF wood alcohol
to soften the varuish. After the var
nish IS removed, sandpaper the wood
to a smooth surface. At beast four
coats OF finishing varnish will be re-
Quired and after each has become
thoroughly dry rub lightly with fine
sandpaper. After the last coat of var.
nish has dried for two days rub boiled
linseed oil on the treated surfaces
with a soft cloth.-Country Life In
America.
Drawing roper a. !'c AT Grit Nd
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05

The Eighth grade of Jules.
burg's school ended commence
ment season last Friday evening
at the NJ. f. church. The class
consistedof ten, all of whom were
graduated to the junior class of
the high school. and it was a
pretty row of bright young faces,
all but one being the blooming
pride of Julesburg-the other
was a bright boy. They sang,
performed on the piano, and read
papers, whose composition was
indeed excellent, reaching into
the realms of some high school
graduates. One feature to the
entertainmantwas that the young
people did their own entertain
ing from among their own ranks,
and did royalty for their grade
displaying considerable talent
that another four years ought to
bring out grandly. Prof. Parker
and Miss Hamrick were indeed
proud of them. The class con-
sisted of the following pupils:
Lydia Frederick, Enid Liddle,
Jean Liddle, Floy Vaughan, MAY
Lathrop, Ina Atkinson, Matte
Harrison, George Jurgesen.
Madge McNew and Eleanor Laba-
rec.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05
Sedgwick Fourth of July Program.

At meeting held at DR.. Lewis Of.
flee Saturday evening, May %. George
Robinson was elected chairman aud
{. b. Dckinstry, secretary. 1t Was
the unanimous decision If those pres
ent that Sedgwick hold a celebration
July 4th that will 60 down in history
a. a record "bustern
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed by the chairman to mansre
the affair and push it through for
better or worse:
w. G. Davidson, Mort johnson, E.
B. Davis, j. N. buchanan and Dr..
Lewis.
Advertising-W c. Davidson,
James Buchanan, Frank Walker.
Sports--E. B. Davis. J. Kimball,
Homer McGrew, WIN Stein.
Finahce-Dr. Lewis, A. G. Monroe,
Arthur Graham, A. Jonkovsky.
Grounds and Privileges. N. Buch.
anan, Samuel Harold, Henry Jensen,
Henry Fischer, Frank Wright, Viii.
liam Wiiburn, Frank Stockholm.
Entertainment-M johnson, Mrs.
Max Mailer (urganist), Eunice Har.
old, Mary Darling, Fl. A Johnson,
Arthur Graham.
Parade-A. q. Monroe, q. b. Win.
ter.
TO Organize Country Delegations for
Prizes-West of Sedgwick, VIM. Yer.
non, Mrs. Lewis, John Mobray; cas-,
of Sedgwick, Walter Huffman, Mrs.
Edwards, Mrs. Short: south OF Sedg.
wick, F. c. Bnthel, G. A. Fetter. II,
B. Sprague.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05

Eiler's Down Mobile" tent
show Monday evening was big
success. The band was very fine
and the play itself unobjection-
able in every way, with an unus
ually good support AS a side
feature the strong man was a
wonder picking up chairs and ta-
bles and other unwieldy things
by his teeth and pulling three
strong men across the stage.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05

Thomas J Jensen. the young man
who had come from Chicago in
hopes of improving his health,
died at the Brown hotel Tuesday
morning. His brother reached
here from Chicago Monday morn
ing. The remains were Inferred
in the cemetery here, but before
the delivery of message from
his father to hold them until his
arrival tonight. They will doubt
less be exhumed and taken to
Chicago.