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Williams news., 1908-12-12
Naming the New State

The proposal of Albert Pillsbury of Boston, that upon New Mexico's admission into the union the name of the state be changed to Lin coln," is meeting with considerable favor throughout the country, says the Washington Post. It is gener- ally admitted that "New Mexico" is a rather meaningless designation for a state, and the need of new cognomen is manifest. Names like New York, New Hampshire and New Jersey are fitted only for col onies. The opportunity to honor the memory of Lincoln by naming state after him will pass with the admission into the union of Ari- zona and New Mexico. When Colorado became a state it was proposed to name the new common wealth Lincoln, but congress did not look with favor upon the pro- posal.
Williams news., 1908-12-12
SALE WILL BE CONFIRMED

Organization of the company which recently purchased the Hum boldt smelter and the properties of the Arizona Smelling company and the Consolidated Smelling com- pany is progressing most satis- factorily to the purchasers, accord ing to advices received here from New York, says the Prescott Jour- nal Miner. No hitch has appeared so far in the proceedings and the prospects are that the sale of the properties made here by J. Kearney Rice, trustee in bankruptcy, will be confirmed by the United States dis trict court of New Jersey on the day set, December 20.
 As soon as practicable after the confirmation of the sale the work of remodeling the plant and it's ap- pointments will be started and pushed to completion. The pur- chasers estimate that all the neces- sary changes can be made at an outlay of between $125,O00 and $15O,OOO. This includes the cost of repairing the pumping plant, as we'll as the desired changes in the smelters.
 In addition to the Humboldt smelters, the property puchased in- cludes the Blue Bell and De Soto groups of mines in the Bradsha W mountains. The annual assess. ment work on the Blue Bell and De Soto groups as we'll as other properties purchased for the pres ent year is now we'll under way This involves an outlay of at leas, $5OOO. It is a testament of the good faith of the purchasers of the holdings in the bankrupt concerns leaving practically no doubt tha, the purchase was made in .gooo faith and that the purchasers have full confidence in their ability to finance the undertaking.
 The starting of the smelter vii cause unprecedented activity in tn. Bradshaw mountain region. as g number of mines are now idle ir that section that return handsome profits with home market for the ore output.
Williams news., 1908-12-12
ARIZONA SENATOR'S

With statehood for Arizona a comparative certainty of the not far distant future and with several avowed applicants in the field in both parties for the honor of being the first to represent the new born state in the senate, the proposition of how to choose senators in the coming state is one of frequent discussion. The Citizen says that some people have the idea that the state constitution will settle the matter and make it one of legisla tive choice or direct vote by the people. Such is not the case. To secure the election of United Sena- tors by the people the national con- stitution would have to be amended. The present movement for the cleo ton of United States senators by the people is of comparatively re- cent origin. In the convention that framed the constitution of the United States four plans were dis cussed. 1-Appointment of sena- tors by the president; 2-Election by the people; 3-Election by the house of representatives; 4-Elec- ton by the state legislatures.
 In Arkansas. Mississippi, Texas. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Ten nessee, Alabama and several other states, senators are nominated at party primaries and the nomina- tion is ratified by the legislature eleoting the nominee. There is DO doubt but that the sentiment in favor of popular election or instruc- tion for United States senators is growing and is likely to prevail. Whether it will result in improve ment of the senate or of legislation is another question that can only be decided by experience.
 We believe, however, that vast majority of the people of Arizona favor the idea of the popular cleo ton of United States senators and that some means will be taken after Arizona's admission as a state to bring it about.
Williams news., 1908-12-12

Wm. Campbell, the sign writer, has his place of business located on the north side of the track. Mr. Campbell is considered by all to be at the head of his profession in this section, and if you are thinking of having a new sign painted or the old one repainted, you had better see him about the work. His prices are ble, and he will guar antee to give you satisfaction.
Williams news., 1908-12-12
THE LEGISLATURE
The complexion of the next leg islature will be as follows:

islature will be as follows:
 COUNCIL. Apache-S. E. Day, R. Cochise-Ben Goodrich, D. Coconino-F. S. Breen, R. Graham-J. R. Hampton, D. Gila-G. w. P. Hunt, D. Maricopa-Eugene B. O'Neill, D.. Mohave-Kean St. Charles, D. Navajo-Wm. Morgan. D. Pima and Santa Cruz-J. B. Finley, D.
 Pinal-T. F. Weedin, D. Yavapai-M. G. Burns, D. Yuma-G. w. Norton, D.
 HOUSE. Apache-J. $. Gibbons, R. Cochise-Fred Sutter, D.; Oscar Roberts, D.; Neil Bailey, D. Coconino-T. J. Coalter, R. Graham-W. w. Pace, D.; Phil c. Merrill. D.
 Gila-John Mccormick, D. Maricopa-Sam F. Webb, D.; J. w. Woolf, D.; Frank De Souza, D.; J. c. Reed, R. Mohave-s. w. Tobey, D. Navajo-Joseph Peterson, D.. Pima -J John Doan, R 2; Kirk Moore, R.; w. J. Hogwood, D. Pinal-C. L. Shaw, R.; J. B. Bourne, D.
 Santa Cruz-F. J. Duffy, D. Yavapai-G. D. Morris. D.; Perry Hall, D.; Gorham A. Bray, R. Yuma-R. A. Hightower. D.
Williams news., 1908-12-12

have ability and judgment az we'll as honesty bu' honesty is the first requirement.. Honest men may he numerous. but the supply of them is never so large as the demand- Tucson Citizen.
Williams news., 1908-12-12
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

Bob" Walker was in the city the first of the week from New Mexico.
 Fresh fruit arrives daily at Hill & Kennedy's.
 Attorney Geo. W. Glowner re- turned Sunday evening from Los Angeles.
 Eleven big prizes in holiday goods raffle. At G. c. Drug Co.
 J. M. Dennis, the Maine lumber man, was a business visitor in the city Monday.
 No trespassing or shooting on the Phelan place.-S O. Miller.
 R. J. Kinser, the Spring Valley cattleman, spent Saturday in the city transacting business. This years crop of Schotten's coffees to be had only at
 HILL & KENNEDY's
 Any time you want your clothes or shoes fixed in hurry don't fail to send for Jess Franklin, who will call for and deliver them any day in the week.
 George Baumgartner took trip into the country last week on horseback. He returned somewhat sore from the unaccustomed labor of straddling a cayuse, but other wise feeling like a four time winner.
 Horse, single carriage, harness and saddle for sale reasonable.-J c. SIMMONS.
 Under the heading, "A New Neighbor," the San Francisco Call editorially says: No doubt admis- sion to statehood will materially promote the development of Ari- zona, and it will make a welcome addition to Pacific coast influence in congress. The agricultural, hor. ticultural and mining interests oi that region put it in very much the same class as California.
 Dr. Wasson, the dentist, has opened his office in the Cottage house and is prepared to do dental work of the highest grade.
 Williams has a reputation fol possessing an unexcelled summer climate, and our superiority in tha, respect over other localities is con oeded. It would however, be diff cult matter to find weather equaI to the present. It makes no differ. ence, in fact, what season of the year one visits here, when it comes to furnishing a health giving eli mate, Williams is right there with the goods.
 Baumgartner & Satori, at the Pullman, keep on hand San Diego and Joe's beer; also Old Taylor whiskey and all other drinks to be found in first class saloon. Call Walter Bardell one of the best known engineers on the Santa Fe was probably fatally injured last night, at Topock, by being struck by the spout of a stand pipe. He was looking out of the cab at a hot box of his engine, on train No 4, when the spout struck him on the back of the head, fracturing his skull from the base of the brain to the frontal bone. He was taken to Los Angeles on a special train, but when the train passed Barstow he had not regained consciousness Kingman Miner, Dec. 5.
 COFFEE
 Good rrOcerS like Schil-
Williams news., 1908-12-12
Wood For Sale.

lam now prepared to furnish on short notice wood of any length or size. All orders left at the Smith home or at Sanders store, will be promptly filled and satisfaction anteed. MARION SMITH.
Williams news., 1908-12-12
Give Your Local Paper the News

Perhaps the paper falls short of your idea of a local newspaper. Perhaps there are many local items that you fail to See that if you were running the paper you would see there. Perhaps when you don't find the notice of your friends visit ing you from a distance, or you, or some member of your family, hav- ing gone or returned from visiting, you are inclined to condemn the paper. Perhaps there is pleasant social event at your home, a new heir is born, and the event fails to appear in the paper. Perhaps you have painted your house, built a barn or a new sidewalk and the paper doesn't mention it and you feel slighted. Perhaps your son or daughter has gone away to school and the paper never said a word about it. Then perhaps you have met the news gatherer a dozen or more times a day with some or all of these items under your hat and you never gave hint, and perhaps if he asked you for information you wouldn't know a thing. Perhaps you are not aware of the fact that the news gather is not all wise nor IS he omnipresent, nor mind reader. And perhaps after you have read this you will go on doing as you have done-keep everything away from the paper and then kick at the paper Perhaps this isn't meant for you.-Ex.
 IT
Williams news., 1908-12-12

The total registration for the ter ritory was 37.2lS; total vote cast, 27,676; total vote cast for delegate. 26,367; Cameron, republican,, re- ceived a total vote of 12,435; Smith, democrat, 11,727; Cannon, socialist. 1912; Cleary, indepen- dence. 118; Stewart, socialist la bor, 69; Sibley, prohibitionist, 106.
Williams news., 1908-12-12

Finest line of fountain pens ever seen in the city at Hill & Ken nedy's.
Williams news., 1908-12-12

It is usually the loud talker who is getting the short end of the ar gument.
 Subscribe for the NEWS.
Barton County democrat., 1908-10-30
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Barton County democrat., 1908-10-30
Bread and Cake Box

The place for keeping bread fresh moist one of the best features
OF the Hooser The Hooser bread box takes The place of lower
drawer is Sxllx24 inches made Of metal has close fitted lids
One end is partiond off for cake.
Barton County democrat., 1908-10-30
Aluminium Work Table

nS extension top can be drawn extended beyond the front of the
cabinet over II inches adding than nhd the working space
Barton County democrat., 1908-10-30
ecipe Cabinet

This outfit consists 100 recipe cards ten guide cards labeled Bd
lake and Deserts Eggs Meats Miscellaneous Salads Sauces Soups
vegetables The cards to the same door the
spice tins
Barton County democrat., 1908-10-30
Sugar Bin

Inc sugar Din the most cevey devised bin Hoosier
Inc bulk OF the sugar held upper part the n the OPEN
Y Oo large enough to allow small quantity the lower part
"nen Scoopful Is taken the quantity drops down.
Barton County democrat., 1908-10-30
Why Take Unnecessary Steps?
lhsss are Some Heesisr
Special Features.
Flour Bin

nou put at the through the entire bn taken
out tnourough ed the moudy -four can
The bin is se-cleaning made of metal and white wood
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

GRUDZIADz. w Tarpnie przy
budowie ssko}y ~wyaobyto e a i
.k,elet lud1kl ze aiamanym oboj-
c.ykie en- Widoczniie %p,eopefnicno ma
tenn m,ejscu mo'derstwo, ale to 2
pewn,sc,a jnz ba'd1o .dawno t.
mu, poniewaz moneta, kt6raa male
ziono przy .w4okach, nos'fa rok
1898.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

INOWRUCkAW. Straszne nice
szczescie spotkaio " tych dnlacb,
jednego Z ~tutejszyeh obYwatdellEiis:s;
Jego 81 10 letnie dsieci odwiedzi-
i{y posiiedziciela Strobe v Kopoociis
" tuie]szymnn powieoie. Podtcz,aaas'
sjazdy ne wozie draoiastYmm ssp,aa1dlllboo1'
magic m4odsze = nioL woza I'M tak
e kola p~rzes,ssszally.lmnul
pr.er glove spowoaowassyIsnn,s.,
tychm,astowwa 6mmiieerc. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14


E1ohAtoe e. Itylko 3: tYmas,spso9aso,b ca OBJ !
Tobl ,I.l rso'b J l;nil /, j. III F u ", fabr " 4
3 nieswg;yypphhuoil robotniikk;om ga:
.lkksoed tI'''l MI g ave tyggo .' ! 4ro
,,ii,y q kksrla j 4 /. s ] !! "a 90 d %,
Az An. s'1prawe vygrallli d, ale do 's',al s5 PA
Fa ,stln,a tYIko 4 osiem dnl, gdys
I ,sb t' ! I pllenisdzy. lRResztee s. mrajjal
1ssysaikaa6t do,pieroSpoo ostatniej liikwlsr
Edasyi. F3'..5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14
s-al-I- n =" .E|" -l-"TE. ."|- 800 t.-Ti - ".
Z POP MlOSKALA.

CzEsToCHOWA. Aroybiskuup
ormi anski, ks. Teodorowicz ze'.
Lvowa, wracajjac : warszawy, gdzit5'
wYelosi} szereg wyk}ad6w v tam
tejszych towarzystwach, zosta} tn;
powitany przez duchowiehstwo, ma.
ktdrego czele stole przeor ojedw.
Paulindw j Ks: kanonik Maryan Fa' !.
man,
", rEOlCACH. Pod Warszawas'
na cmentarzu %miejscowem chowa
no >. r. x. Win nt'lag Kodler1kkee, ]
emmefytowanego, : wielce zas}uibo oul'e..
90 kaplana. Ma Pogrsebiie obecny'
by} przyjaoiel slnariego, g. 3 an
ciszek Marmo, proboszcz : Kobyy}-
ki. sedziwy kap}aD ten, przejety;
sniie u pr1yjaeoiela, by1 tax wsru
szony, ze kiedY aad ggrobem s s1l'a.5
IN no E@gAIHLtEg $E&sE - SNsh8SgEts. &HHE . 500 rj|Er
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14
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r W I'll. Zeglarskiej %

81 I.-a "HLL e"- To-
r w I'll. Zeglarsklej "a
uwakono, jjak pewien robotnik sPu,,
gtz,csal ma l,nce swego mniej wiece]
s-letniie i,o lsYnka 2 okna trzeo'ego
pietra. ,Zzajzcie to ,w''ywoialo messy
ohane %poruszen,a. obawiano sig, e
razdej ohwlli chtopiec spaduie !
aie robbie. K'lku meezcsyzn stane-
10 v pogotowio, BY V danym RAJ
lie ohiopcA sohwyci6. Leoz miess''
kahcy pierwszego pistra, widzac GO
s,s dzieje, v,c,agneli vystrasno''ego
oh1opca oknemrl ojoieo tt6maczyl dig
TEN, ie ohcial wiedziet, jak diugo
trivia spuszczanie sig oknem. Wfad I'
sai41a sie nm, by stwierrtd'zto, csy
nisedostal pommieszania .mysfow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

kow'oz, ze to ME bylo mas4o, leczi
m%ieszanina : cienka skorupae mnas1as.
Gdy dziewcze to wkrdtce po7'tt1e.rmn,
stawifo sic z podobnym wyrobe'mn
Known ma rynku; zaopiekowa4a sic
MA p%olicya.1
q POZNANS;KlIEGlU.
GNIEZNO. Ks. Reiterz Inowro:-
olawia przeniesiony zostal ma pro.
bostwo " Skarboszewie a ks. Maiy
Il Markowic mianowany trzecim
wikaryuszem W Bydgoszcay.
- Dina Z BIN wleczorem zmar}
opatrzony Sakramentami sw. ks
Felix's S{omiiski, proboszcz potu-
licki, W III roku zyola a 40 roku
k%ap}anstwa. w Potulicach zmarly
przez 40 lat wypelniai gorliwie
obowlazki duszpasterza.
q WYRZYSKA donosza: w
Wielki Piatek " Kraczkaoh pod
Wyrzyskiem rano horowy
Sz6kala ~strzelif z fuzyi do
rzadcy p. stachowlaka j zabl} go
ma miejscu. Nastepnie .~strzelil
dwukrotnie do pisarza, ale on xdo-
fa{ sic VEGAS schronic do budyn,
Ku. Morderce okutego " kajdany
odprowadzono do wiezienia W Wy
rzysku. Przyczyna zbrodni jest pc
dobao wypowiedzeoie miejsoa $50
kals.
WOLSZTYN. Komiczny wypa-
dek wydarzyl sic niedawno " Ro:
starzewie mad Odra. Krowa, prze-'
czuwajaca zapewne, ze nadeszia jej
ostatnia godzlpa, wyrwa}a
sig rzeznlkowi Kaczmarkowi
zbiegla do domu gdzie ma picr-
wszem pietrze znajduje sic biuro
magistratu. Zwierze wess}o pc kre7
tych schodach do CORY j staneio
pred b urem policyjnem. Bur"
m,strz, ktdrego uwage zwr6oi{ ME
zwykly ch6d, otworzyf krowis. Leoz
" tel samej ohw,ll nadbiegl tez
rzeznik odebrai swoja ofiare.
z POD WITROWA. Straszliwe
nieszcze6cie wydarzylo sig " Gee.
luscinie, gdzie zatrudnla sie robot
aik6w Z Kr6lestwa Polsklego. Je.
den 2 Mich, chfopak II. lleettnl, praa
cowaf prey maszynie do prasowa~
MIA Stony. 2 pustoty wdrapywaa}i
sie kilkakrotnle wbrewl przestroggomn
~starszych robotnikdw ma belke,
znajdajaca sic mad ,mnasayns, AZ ma
ggle stltraaciiIwgss,l q 5rr,6.wg nraoowage, Wppaasdlll
do wnetrza maszYny, kt6ra v xii
ku sekundach supelnie go zmia4:
L E-- E&E&E-Sar: RG4.I-Ha Elt.SF
dzyla. 2 cia4a niszcsealiwego CHOP.
ca lpozostala nieforemna masa. -
straszne to skutki lekkto'mnylnn'o'--
sci! q
NORWEGIAN. straszne ME.
szczescie spotkalo " tych dnlacih
jednego tutejs1yeh obywatelFiss
Jeao 81 L. letnie dziec'ii odwiedzi.
{yposiedsiciela Strobe v Kopooceii,'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

sSs@ .z.-zz-.- - ~
Nj. . G(lA.L]I III d, \.
w. okropny vypadek
,zdarzy} sieg Y Moggile. PlEzy zm,ianie
patrolu na posterunku zakomendero.
val jedensE p1rayEddcdw 1artem:
"Celem!n is'egpia,! ''zosnierze PREY.
lozylii broh j wystrzeli'i. Nieszc1e--
Sole chciatof', ze .karabi pewnego
solnierza y putka plechoty byi ma
..bity ostrym 4udunkiem. Kula prge
sala kaprala Zawil.6skieg tax ME
::szcze61lwie, il ma niejsopp ducha Wy
Iziona}.
KRzEszo VICE, Is kwietnia.
DIS pred poludniem nastapi} Pc
+grzeb xamordowanego zd"adziecko
=hr. Potockiego, Udziai brali " Ia
ffobnYm poohodzie arcyksiaze Karol
Stefan, wyzszy mistrz eeremonii, hr.
Cholon,ewski, prezes m%inistr6w ba'
ron Beck, minister minister spraw wge ''''
trznych Bienart j minister finan-
SOW DIR. Korytowski.
81: Morderstwao 9. >. Andrzeja
Potockiego. e L l.'R IVA: pisa:
Ostatniemi dniami pisma ruskie,
tax ukrainskie, jjakssmoskalofilskle,
oassrojone bysy ia ton bojowyi.,
Fakt wstspienia 7 lIn I 4 Ig,, do Ko
IA dodal oliwy. AAArtykulY byfy pi-
saoe v tonic gwaitawnym j podbu~.
rzajacym. Udparsiissss zzamacha gu
sssryIa.. .ss%.. .etstt e.sy :
sklei podnieciiioe lbsardziej ~jeszcze
gHaltowny ton palemiczny. Mo
Edsierz acknowledgements zwo}afa n
ia b. m wlec v slpirawie koncesji
Sss ss.s 4 :a:sxs s
uaiwersyteok'ch nos'}a sic z zamia-
ram przzyy. nraoczzpoezzssc'iiu s:.'wtzppi its'6 Y i
ID. M. ma kurss sletni. wywoiania
;awantur. @TradycJe hajdamaacz:yyzzunn!y7
odradzajs sic; terror igwait Rosy.
ppr'izteeAnnfosi sie ma gsrullnt gallcy1]sk'.
:Posiew Gont6w i Zelezniak6w po
:czyna wschodzid. = Z =
4, $50 - III ~ 81
Lwdw.-Jak. juz doniscslis my, "
}pon,ed,iaIek j vtorek o,d(btysy 81,
+demoDstr1.scye utIliicsne We Lwowles
..W'y bito podozas :tyeh demo nstraey'
.syby. Y iasty:tt'ayo'yyaob ruskich. TAX
pc we drode wiieoz6r mfodziez usi}o.
Ewala ponowid demonstracye .a tlilir
ska kilkak,rotn1e gromaddsi'a Z :
~ wlekssej liczbie v poblizu gmn or,
chow ! lo,ksalii ru ls1kilf Usi1o wanna
te ME odnios}y aadnych sklutk6w,
|gdyz slime straze, zlozone : policy
! I ,s,,nr,daa.r1mlperyi, Me d5zwoli1y IL
zblisy6 SIC Do eelu, P b, ulioaml
przeoiagIaly p%atrole kawaleryi.
BRzozoW. Grupa. wloscian Y
powiieoie basso.ovskim aakupila ne.
da dawn g q /. P q / 81 81! k: & e. & We Sc
dliska . $50 Oco koranssi 5utwprzzJypiila Il.
spoke ! nieograpiczona porek9,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14
! 4 II ] 4. sLAS.|;Kl[i;,ll !: ].

ss se141 s3;S 80 - S@-
UPUIE Ni IN i III ~ IS m .
;KssdIu ,i,i T /, lilsiy III ktory t1
|stawa s 5pr.e "a sadsm 1 przysieplych
.ko oskarzony ! zat1 1 4 hi, &
.le6nika H fIi . nj Kaa,d ali, T' ilrsl
SWskim, sosta} dnia ) kwietnia po|
Ecsterogo,dsiiint mel rozpraw 4 skaxainy;
na 55 d oraz "a .dalsse 8 nsi}oWa-.
1865
h. Dz. .' szLAAs III pisze: strassn 9.
spustoc'sssselnliie rob- . ne Y: nasrym gdr...
.nym s1lqgsku pijanstwo, eli mad
m mi uzyw1aniie napojdT lreozzpalaja-
cych, jjak goorf,zaaaalIki j tip. Dll1atbego teA
~sze ellii' y. usilowania, sm'er1ajqce 90
pc wstrzyymywania' tego s'a, powi--
' tad nalezy lrndo6cie. W tych
dniach odbyaa sig v Tarpowskich
+G6rach konfereein1oy,a ksieky v zakla
die leozniozym ala ohorych alkobo.,
@ Ss35Et -, - 5t.:+ & t5 20
la. Wiel. ks. prob Kapitza z Ty-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

\
[isiie.nrlaa zj jts,sddnleemmn dziieci su = ',rlAs ]. 70
niewas 's Z, Y Is nnaaltJyeeAhtd II oglehdh
zadusili, Ola tego dsi .,i z =
m,,,m,',o' zanraoznych ! v zzap's'vppes
prt1zY syciu. 2s #
RODNICA Niisdaawanloos kkkauup,il
jeden J tultss|jjszy,oohh1 Ipiieeslklaarrsy g 2
wnej dziewcsyny : ok'oollcy 50 70 fun
t5w mnass4a". Okaza}o sic jedna4
kowroz, ae to ME bylo mas4to, Ieca
.miezzanina : cienka skorupaa mas}a.
Gdy dziewoze to wkrdtce poott.e1mn
stawifo sic Z podobnym wyrobeam11
zaowu ma rynku; zaopiekowa}s sic
MIG policya.1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14
WI|EsCI Z OJCZYZ!'Nl.liY|l1
PRUS POlLSRICH.

u PkUS
#CoPOTY. Umarl tu nagle k IS:
piec Edward Wolff, w~}a.stciciel ska iaa
DID stroll ] towardw krotk;iiclhn. Wy.
biera} sic do Gdahska, gdzie po;
a,ada fila swego interesu. Tymn
czasem ma dworcu padl nagglee na
siemie by} ma micjscu trupem.
Paralis seraa poiozy1 kres jego ~
Gu.
HELA. Po1dw s.edzi by1 " tym
roku bardzo obfity. Obrot wyno-
a. 5 milion6w marek. PeWien ry'
,ak zebrai "a jeden poi6w lS4D
nix
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

~NoWEMIAsTo. Jedynie prlez
ssozeSlii W tylko wypadek zapo-
biekono " Rybnie strasznemu Wy
padkow,. Otto " niebecnoso' rodz'-
COW nspalili trzej synowie mistr'a
r,zezuick,te,go T. dobrze V plec'ub'
z,aum,lknel,, zanlm sic wegle rozpait-
~. Skutki niebavem sic p~ok ka a'YI
Otto rodzice, kt6rzY tymc'zasem pc
wr6cil,, zastall dw6ch najstarszych
bez przytomnosci, 1ac.adsonyoh
rozchodzeoym sic pc {ozka gazem
trzeciemu ME s,a}o sic dz'Wpym
sposobe IN mic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-14

GDANSK. Ma torze kolejowyml
pomiedzy Gdsnskiem q Tczewem.-
oraz ma, torach przedmiesc zapro-
wadzone zostana pociaagl osobowe :"
motorach elektrycanych. } Eel
webla sruhla, kt6ry juz 9 rok STU !
y przy wo1sku, skazai sad wojen-
ny ma rok wiezienia "a barbarzyh:
skie obohodaenle sic Z poddannyml.
Przy strzelaniu kaza} on pewnemu
grenadjerowi, k,dry zle strz e
dad tut p,zy prsawae'mr uchu 80 o
satrych strza}6w. skutek teggo barr
bsrzyndstwa jest strsszDy. IS Xviii
macy, silny dotYohesas %m1od1ienie 8
ogiuch}, dostaje naspaddw lhisteriil
! tax przedstavia teraz smnnutny, 9
braz niedoli.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-17
Furs Make Very Useful

Furs Make Very Useful
Presents
You could think of no more fit
ting gift for miss, matron or lit
tie girl than a piece or set of
Furs. If the suggestion strikes
you favorably, and wish to be
sure of buying a Fur ofhrst class
quality, new, this season. and of
correct style, and which is the
fullest value for the price YOU
pay-come here for it. We are
selling them at prices ranging
from 800 a fur up.
Large Line of Cloves
to Select From.
Ladies kid gloves Tin shortI in
colors, black and white, sizes s.
to q, for LOO pair. Centemeri
lshort) kid gloves in colors and
white, guaranteed, sizes 5 1-2to
{ 1-2, for LIS pair. Centemeri
kid gloves in black, 200
pair.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-17
Comforts & Steam
er Rugs, the "Gifty" Sort

mugs, the O1TCy Sort
Picked qualities-fne. fresh.
beautiful. We are sincere in the
belief that our Blankets are the
hnest our prices can buy any-
where: Many agree with us.
Come In and let us convince YOU.
Cotton blankets from 75c to
200 pair. Wool blankets from
70 to $500 pair. Plaid blank
cts for 500 pair. Comforts from
l.25 to 1000. Quilts from Csc to
10y: Steamer Rugs for A. so to
10. 90. ~
Hosiery for Men; Women &
Children.
Needn't hesitate to give hos
lery.- It's certain to be appre-
GATED whether it's the fine silk
kind or the plain every day sort.
Here's where the wanted kinds
are priced cheapest.