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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

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Guy cheiaTodii1taNi j ! ss,trloonr te ma q
ezJyn IS 4 4, g 3! nl' aslSabyy przesz:
hodEicsrozszae.l,ak Z. en %. i a nafaz
smoIa yybbbuncchhnssIaa Ioblala reekaa
81 alls,.kt6ra. .pobliskin oficie
Observation-Disclosures s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

Drugim waznym wynalas-
klein Jest: DR.. KossakoW-
skiepo ..Etna Balsam Pie
.knOSci0 Piyn ten 20 ie-
!, !, = ,o5vc;n czvni
40 !. r6zowa /; o1adka. Usu-
- r,,s1oz mao; nlamv !
We piy pe' .aL6rr
ss 49,. ]; q; NM.
- !. s. !. !, g.. ], :,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
Pa kQiqWqeh kanSaSkieb

pszenica wydala tego roku niejednym pc 205do % bnszli
: akra. To macy, % 81, CO zeszfego roku tntaj pokupni.
role pc 70 do Is dol. "a akier, j ia zorali i obsiaf,5 1mala
pszenlca placi bisko pc i dol. "a buszel. @Oto. sekret, da
ozego Kansascy farmerzy sic rychlo bogacay9 q iezdza au-
tnmobilami. PrzYjedzce, . Was przekonany, ze kazdy z
Was mole TIC samo doka7aG. "a is dol. "a akieI,# dosta-
niecie. u mas, 6iczny, rowny grunt, ,prery, sgotoWy pod
plug: Nam tez pola juz cze6cia szaorane,1 i obsianeSoz't'i
10. Take gotoWe farnny : budynkani pc 20 dol:za akier,
piero po6wiecony. 3 koleie przerzynaja nasza okolice. Ex-
kursye do Colby, Kansas praWie ma ~Wszystkich kolejaeh,
diva razy " miesiac.#sPD bli1sse informacye polsxie sopisy,
it'd. piszcie do Waszego rodakac:.# Ss S=
S#@sS G.I DZIOREK,sPres.& Mgr.
#S#ssHIz# Polon:az @ oIonization Comp
a.4 s@sss s# COLBY, Ihonaas. Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
Niozawodne znakf.

Z6lto6d sk6ry, wyrsuty, bdle g{o-
Wy, .awr6t glowy, nieregularno5t
stolc1 i oddech cuohDacy' SO pewny
mi ornakami o~ciezaio6ci watroby,
Konieczno6cia " takich wypadkaolh
Jest uaywan1e S.very P,gulek ma
Watrobe, kt6re smuszaja watrobe
do dsialania j regulu]a zo}adek;
dsuwsja prsekwrwienie j zatwardzet
ME, zapobiegaja hemoroidom j wle-
lu innym dolegllwo6oiom, wynika.
acym ! ocisiaio6ci watroby. Gems
Is cent6w; u aptekarzv. w. +.
Severa Co., Cedar Rapids. Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
ULEPsZoNA OBskUGA
POI tygodniowych WACO
now sypialnych do
Los Angeles.
Koleia North Western.

Nawskros dla turyst66w urzadzone
sypialne wagony opuszczaja Min.
neapolis kazdej soboty do Los An
geles przez Omaha i Kansas City.
Jest to dodatek do obecnego Pc.
ci9gu Pullmana z wagonem Ola tu-
ryst6w do Los Ang eles, kt6ry opu-
szcza Minneapolis i St. Paul W kaz-
da srode, jadqc przez Omaha, Den
YER i Salt Lake City. Ola zarezer-
wowania wagon6w sypialnych, rat
i zupelnych objasnieh, zgg}osic sic
do agent6w sprzedajacych bilety
kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

n IA beed1zdi.s|
cyvilna ko,miissyyaseggza NINA 90;
byva6 eggzz amin azeby dosta l !
Iodpl1so,wstii5eetdniich os66bb do stenfoggrlaadfff ''
wanna j do pisania "a mraszyynuile.sfW
tel okolicy So obeecniee diva mniiejjs ss
oprld5znione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

80 -a+r4. TLeHrs T4SlS%g
KOMISYA wyznaczoInaa Przeza
gubernatora Eberharta v celu5 zble-
rama fundusza po6mierrtnle'goo ma
wystawiienie pomnika ola zm1la''ritego'
Jana Alberta johnson,
odbyla W St. Paul posieedze'nle
wybra}a nastepujacy ko on'i,
CD. O'Brien, st. Paul, prezyydeant
A. c. Weiss, Duluth Vice PREF.
G. w. Ames, st. Paul sekrte,tarz
B. r. Nelson kassJy,eerr:..
jest nadzieja ze do go hstopada
zebranym bedzie fundusz wynnposzaa
.cy $25. 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

49,. 9s~EEg1.FS9" lEsElstt E%{TT .E8E%S&sgaag&E-
Spodnia bleliiz1n1a.
ola mezczyzn ME
WAIST - c%hlopcdW i
.~dziewczat- W Welnla.
.nym pol welnianyml
j b%awclnieoW
gatank ,l 20. zobacze |: 1.t':
nasz1e' ceny zanrm'
.kupicie.
Il. Ghoate & Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
sLnckhhsrt, Tex, dnia q: Wr1see5nla, 1909
SYiMllPl5'AlTYA.

81 svnonatpa. zcszaarroazii eelIsukie .lsloWo=ii. brzemisnne v =skutki
sWvnnedzaize swiata wszelkie fludzkie %snutkiy5s
'SPokonujje 40 q dobremu dodajez niespolytel SLY;
.CzIoaiek sYmpatycznV Jest kazdemu. nifty
Pokonuje. .up6r,, kruszy* serca tWarde, =
Niielito6cia wezbrane, v mySli pyszne harde.
Rodzii sic ona tel czystej mito5ci,
Kt6ra Jest osloda strapionej %ludzkosc';
Pociaga "a soba lepsza Geese ludzkiej istoty,
Pielegnuje IS niej towarzyskie cnoty;
Kaczace ludzi " harmonijna caioSt,
5Bez wzgledu ma ich ~wielko66, znaczenie j nnafosc.
.Oparta ma ~podstawie %bezdennej miloSci
Me INA obludy, =%podstepu, nj zlo6ci:
Czlowiek sympatyczny to ani6l cleszqcy
|Kazdemu dobra rada sowem spieszacy.
a. ORMUZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

DAWNIEJsZY policcyyant Anto'
nj Dorszyhskii Z pierwszej wardJ
zostal przez sedziego Vance uzrn many
"a chorego ma umysle, szeryf Parr
odstawi} go do stanowegg99S domu dla
umysfowo chorych " Rochester colchester
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

TUTEJSZA policya odebrala Pc.
.lecenie cd pana James'a Palmer 2
La Crosse, ably uwazanrro tu "a 20
dziejem koni, ktdry : zesz}ym ~
godniu W poniedzia}ek cd nieggo Wy.
pozyczyl furmanke i prepaid ME.
oddawszy jej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

PREY wydobyWsniu ziemi do
zak}adania sciek6w PREY zach. trze-1
.ciej ulicy, znaleziono kosci, kt6re
MISUNDERSTANDING So to pozosta-
4osci pc Indyanach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

PARMA Helena Cichanoowssksa;
objela miejsce jake modniarka v
jednym 2 wiekszych zak}ad6w "
Milwaukee, zabawi tam do Bo1ego
Narodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

Karpety-dywani-
" ma wick
Y u~rozmaiceniu W
Winonie - nasze &C.
ny nainlzsze.
H., Choate & Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
H Choate s. Co.
sprze'dlajn p~Iaszczed Ola
|dzileW'cz9t j nleW 'l[,i't
|bardzo tanio.
Winona, MINI. dnia s. paz. 1908
Szanowna Redakcyo W iiarnsai.

SsE@ NIN-E-IS %4Ss40IaJ-sNEG
Prose- o 1askawe umieszczenie v
Wiarusiie nastepujaceggo sprawozda.
MIA: Towarzystwo sw. Kazimier'za
Kr6l. v parafii sw. StanisFawa
|Kost. odbyio swe roczne posiedze-
ME dnia Ago pazdziernika !. b. "a.
1zqd zostal wybranJy Wieeksazzeoscdiqa
glosown ma rok biezacy.
|Jak6b Satka, prezydent
Stanis}aw Mlynczak, Vice PREF.
Dominik Hamlerski, Sekretarz
Jan Zbylicki, Vice sekretarz
N. J. Kowalewski, kasyer
g E; T; r G'sss'" op',fpnevis t.sy
5 5sa E }ssiaar,1i n.r, =
August 4aysq c,@ msehat Doobor.gvi
Jan Ls a ) kosoielnsj
Franciszek Talaska, do chorqgwi
narodowo amerykanskiej
J6zef S%korlihski, posfaniec j odz.
wierny
Warto5ci majatku 2 kapita}em To
war;. sw. Kazimierza Krdl. posiia-
ida $5,496. 10
Posmiertnego czyli assesmentu
|Towarzystwo wp}aci}o do Zjedno-
czenia Pol. RI. Kat. " Winonie,
MINI. " roku bierzacym $4,472.e5
Cz}onkom W chorobie Towarz.
wypfaci}o s7f5.Go
Wypozyczy}o pieniedzy czlonkom
Towarz. sw. KAHN. Kr. $4lOo.GO
Ago pazdz. :. b. W kasie zostaje
$l59.55
Cz}onk66w og64em T~owarzystwo
Icy. 1886. ].
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu Tow.
uchwalifo jednoggfo6nie, wzgleedte ',rl
wstepnego IA rok biezacy ably by}
wstep wolny do Tow. 6W. KAHN.
Kr6l., kandydat ma tylko p}aciG "a
|regalie tegoz Tow, kt6ra kosztuje
IS Vice zaprasza sic obywatelii j
m}odziehdc66w " miescie Winona j
okolicy, i |. moga przystspid do
Tow. sw. KAHN. Kr6l. a take
maja sposobaosc zapisac sic i do
|Zjednoczenia Polsko-R zymsko Ka-
tol. pod opieka Matki Bosk. Cze-
stoch. W Winonie, MINI. gdyz as.
sesment, t. op}ata po6miertneggo,
ME jest zbyt wysoka, tax jest jak
Il " siinnych organizacyach, Chcieli
bysmy, abyscie jake .polacy kato'
llicy zapisywali sic do polss'kEii'c,lf
Bractw i Towarzystw ko6cielnych..
a take j do polskieggo Zjednocze
Ma, ktdre jest zalozone " Vino
ME, MINI. kilka lat .temu.
Towarzystwa Bractwa chocia
: innych Mast " stanie Minnesota r1Lnn&,s1't
Wisconsin, p6ln. OAK. polf'utdd
OAK. mogaa take sic do teggoz Zjed
~noczenia zapisac zapraszsas sic d
t.jj organizacyi pols|kiej p odnaz'wRqa
"Zjednoczenie P~olsskko-Rzyymskl
Katolickie pod opiekae Matki Bos
Czestoch.; Y I W5inoon y MIMI q g
kt6rzy sic .zapiszag ME pozalujae Z
60. Wszelkie listy i koorespon,dLe1l
eye wzgledem Towarzyylsstt;wva morn morn
adresoWac.
I. d. Hamerski
.6 3628 e. 5 Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
pan Antoni

pan Antoni.
Zabrocki z czwartej wardy gdy byl
ma polowaniu pc "a rzeka, MEDIA,
leko dworca golei Burliln1ggt'ohrslkkiejj
ma East Winona, przerazil sic krl7zy-
klein or}a, kt6ry wyleciafz krza j
gonif "a dzika kaczka. Ptakis nieza-
uwazy4y strzelca, a gdy by}y " Cd
powiednej wysokosci ponad jego
g}owa, gdy orzef chcial pochwyci6
kaczke " swe szpony pan q abrockil
w%ystrzelil j oba ptaki upadfy y
jego stop. orzef mierzzyyi cd jedne-
nego kondca skrzyd}a do druggiego
Sc cali, szpony jego byly 81 Gala ala.
d}ugie. Pan Zabrocki %podarowai
wypchanego orfa szkole sw. stanl7
siawa Kostki.
81 F-rts H LF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14
WlAD0M0sCIll. !. ]
VI !.

" zEszhYM tygodniu m fisli
my tn piskne powietrze, Y sobots
j v niesdzziele padal deszoz, Pow,etr
.sze sic och{odzi1o ) po 'nuiu&'ddlzu
spad1 snieg, oikr,opna zawieja j mroz.
o zawieiach sniieznych,s huraga.
mach donosza take Z Duluth, De
koty Montanny j innych miejjsc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

PAN Wincenty Kupferschmipd7t5
20 wr6ci1 " piatek jamestown,
gdzie bawiI przez tydzieh W odwie-
dzinach u brata P. Jana Kupferr.
schmidta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14

PANOWHM NJ. J, KoWalewski
i Micha1 Liberia wyjechali do Mil
,waukee jake deleggaci ma sejm IN {
P.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-21
BARON OPPENHE|M AND
 PARTY VISIT MESA
JUST FROM PARIS HE FINDS CON
 OPTIONS VERY FAVORABLE.
Entertained by Or. Chandler at Lunch con and Drive Over Country.

Imbued with desire to gain at first hand a concise and specific idea of ir- rigation in its different phrases. Baron Robert Oppenheim, of Paris. accom- panied by former commissioner of public works of New York, Hon. Chas. Boyd. David Liebmann. the famous New York brewer, and Hon. Charles Mayer of Pennsylvania, were met at the station yesterday noon by Dr. A. J. Chandler. and escorted to the AL hanrbra, for luncheon, after which a drive over the south side was begun.
 One of the features of the mode of entertainment furnished the gentle men while the guests of Mesa was that the automobile was discarded for a spanking span and carryall
 This is the first trip that the baron has made to America and his travels have not been in the least circuitous while here, for he came dirtdct fl !n Paris, via Cherbourg by steamer to Hoboken. N. J., and thence direct to Arizona by rail.
 The purpose of the baron's visit to the Salt River valley is to better ia miliariZe himself with the real condi tions existing here. It is understood that he is a wealthy man and that he represents a good many. millions of capital that could be swung in this direction provided he chose to make favorable report. The baron is rel ative of the Rothschilds who are rec ognized leaders of financial situations throughout the world.
 The baron expressed himself yester-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-21
NEW TIME CARD.

A new time card went into eject on the P. & F.. road Monday of this week, and it is important that all who antic- ipate travelling acquaint themselves with it as the departure of trains is made earlier The time referred to in the table is city time.
 Leave P. & F. depot at 6:45 am.
 Leave P. & E. depot at 1:15 pm.
 Leave P. & F. depot at 4:1S pm.
 Arrive P. & E. depot at 9:21 am. Arrive at P. & F. depot at 12:40 pm.
 Arrive M. & P. depot at 6:45 pm.
 The Winkelman freight train will arrive from Phoenix at 9:45 am. and from Winkelman at 12:3O pm. every other day.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-21
NEWS NOTES.

Mir. and Mrs. Maddox, the parents of Rev. c. Sidney Maddox, have moved on to their homestead located east of town.
 William Burton, Jr., Henry and Fly rum Riggs, have gone into the noun tains south of Queen Creek, for the purpose of doing assessment work on their claim.
 You will not fail to read the new ad in regard to the white dress ball to be given at the Vance on May 1st.
 The rehearsal of "A Soldier of For tune" was held last night. and the date has been changed to Friday night, April 30th, at the Vance.
 The lead and hemp to be used in the pipe line for the new waterworks have not arrived and the work of ditch digging is being delayed. -
Arizona republican., 1909-04-21

day as being exceedingly we'll pleased with the Salt River valley and he is getting all the information available for he is seeker after detail. He is intensely interested in America and expressed a desire to see more of it.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-21
KANSAS INVESTORS HERE.

C. E. Hemperly and John Clegg of Neodasha, Kan, arrived in Mesa yes terday and are engaged in looking over the country with view to investing
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

Of drygoods in part to is commanding geo
graphical situation and in great measure 10 tie
development Of railroad transportation. AS
pointed out. the importing hranch controls
vast majority of the spods brought INTO the
country rom abroad
From tie f,eginUinE Sex Eorks harh"r taSii-
ities made II certain Jrat ST" would become pre-
emnen- a. a port of entry, ana tiat she would
aIwa5s Oe closest in touch With Europe o. ali
American cities There never tas been time
when the transportation facilities between New
York and foreign, ports vere not greater ttan
those ,+ ~" other cities on tie Atlantic sea
board
\ .,.u--..t.oE more ago tie fastest clipper
ships 5ii~d between sandy Hook and England.
and -o-day The best ,n" across tie Atlantic IS
made by tie GiglutC liners Of the mercantile
marin, Vtl this service She has "a her com
rand -he 'a-t freight ,ues extending 70 every
part %. th. country. Nhicu trausI-.rt goods *
I.edit.'. ~lg ard promptly
I'' ~r"rWou- volume ~ th~ expert trade as
iro. about tue constitution Ierc Of the
trs--- and finest custom house in the world.
"h.i- ,ty huge public stores Of Nee York y ere
on" cut Il e,-ry ten packages imported Is sent
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

nounced ls the influx OF buyers az certain sea-
sons Of the year. especially IN August. tn3t
mary Of the theatres now open their houses IN
midsummer for the purpose Of catering to the
d sire Of tue visitors To witness some Of u" sue
ccssful productions of the past theatrical s~t-
son ly the original companies and in their orig
iual environment.
Veterans in the trade can recall ~hen the job
hing houses in drygoods lines lad their places
of business iu lower Eroadway. "a far south as
Eowlug Green, and in broad Wall, Pin" and
Cedar streets The buyers made their head
quarters In the old city Hotel. which stood on
the site @: the present Trinity building. the
- stor +. and Frenchs Hotel in Park ROW
The annual sales In those days aggregated onLy
from S2InWo TO $-O0OOo Tie domestic COM
mission houses came into existence about $50
Ihc salary Of an experienced wholesale dry
goods salesman averaged about S,40 year
Terms o' payment were from six 10 eight
months.
NIoSt of the goods We're shipped 10y canal or
steamboat. The principal railways I'm operation
We're the Camden * Amboy ANA the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey. To the north goods
We're shppcd by steamboats, as far - Albany.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

and thence by the Erie Canal Mr-,Land.se
''anj 20 New England to Southern points
went hy sailing vessels. The pvl.oar, and
EarttHn Canal served as "a ans ct rrausporta-
u'n L" Philadelphia ami on to the south and
West
Probably ao other branch of ru-r,r.ntisi7s
..'- grow % and profit.d more iu recou, years b,
'h' prosperity of The country than tle drysoods
trade The commodities dealt ia are of 4. nature
10 Doe in demand when wages are lish rnoa.v Is
peHly ''Dd employment is assured iu aU
branches of industry. The Increased sales of
articles which may broadly be classed as llxu-
rics. Including silks llccs. fancs- goods mil
Hnery. etc, nave been especially pronounced
Ine state OF thr drygoods trade Is an almost
'hiHihole index TO the prosperity OF the country
Large crors or' assured. which is bringing
much money into circulation and the effect of
liberal purchasing by consumers from the re-
toilerS is already being shown b. adv.,n, I,.-
prizes
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
VOLTME OF TR. .iDE IN NEW
YORK GREATEST IN
THE UORID.
Te"<...'iorN ire Enorm0uN and
Gin Distances London. Paris
and Berlin in J'alut and
TmiciH If Ncrchaadi%t.

rs -re .orij a~ larger tr.,Je frl DO
',ces -haa Nov cork ID cclpses London.
i",.s ana Berlin p the ft,u- of It's inl.rrtation~
'r" reductions. E.. ~, amount of capital .u-
% -d The trade aul ia It's 5early safes Dry
e""'e -1p"y-3 AS s"uel.e Germ n dr-,r be
''- rnite variety .s articles that fud ,hc,r
eat-rr ron .he manufacturer INFO th~ hands OF
-'' ."-'.le- n -n, section of .re city arooa a.
- lr goods li~t,.t ~h-~ district roughly de-
- .~n. extends a"r.t ,r.fr chambers street To- I'D
street. Is -,~a-,rr KNIT h~,ns West Broad ay.
at e -s eastern boundary is the eastern, de of
Er""aNay IT. area th, district measure. .l~e-
1,''e- b> quarter OF a ..il-
4u -h- lest f~N gears -te .eai~ 3a- ..i,-d.d
- rlU.dly ae g" ush .t- frontiers n"rtiaarI ir
,ol.a iae-~ above -3G -.r-rt s,.tt g. steady ...d
persistent movement urtard ph.,b renders it
e., '." t' b-"ve thot wiuu &. short tire II
0.i'i spread INTO sect .oJ~ aru on to aga street.
3. olgp"~ss OF su~ trad- ba.r a.re.,i, .cuturrd
i"f' 'tt -aue tn -2a street, vt#e or the
- -r"r"ugufsr- .r.rs -sd street ~outa Goo an.
street. -"~s Of six. e.-ut and ten stor. buH1,us~
arc aliei lti tt" offices ard s..--roo..s .. auo-
4.-.t- ,- 1r-r-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

FAST UPTOWN STRIDES
<rtn~ion of the district car i.- judged
:. -arrnri-"n s,u 100 when there o.r. orI,
-e altering firms ,boy, I4tt street WIthiu
tive y"ars -gs trade had commenced To- dominate.
iow~r tfitt avenue and ~ creep into th. cross
streets belSeen Flftn ,rd Sixth ayeUJ."s II
has heer au expansion. NOT 70 migration. for the
original iiu = OF the district have iot been con-
D.. led. ana r-crUits have not been drawn from
49, dow nt"an streets TO places further uptown
In Thomas. Worth and Leonard streets with the
cprnrctins portion Of Church street on ttr west
'ne big commission houses stiu remain. where
sor"e OF them have been for many years
.~onisin and White streets. long the ceu-rc II
't- men trade sin retain that distinction Tie
SILK -olses cluster about Greene and Er,ome
streets, although some of tte ribbon houses
have gone above 1ith street. Greene street is
also the stronghold Of the cotton trade while
thc p" Iiinery lace and fancy goods interests are
within stones throw Of each other around
E-"adva> ana Grand streets.
Tire underwriters figures provide an excellent
oouon OF the value Of the amount of money il
vested in the drygoods district where the con-
ragratlon hazard is placed at more than $3.50
100000 This means that the destruction OF the
ouiidirss in the district and their contents ,,ould
tPo'Fe loss Of the SUM stated
MOST IMPORTS COME HERE
sHaaay about 5000 00o 600 worth OF dry
hoods are imported into the United states. Of
khich fully 100000 worth passes through
Ne" York This volume Of trade is aside from
the immense sums represented by the domestic
DanGfactGres. cottons principally, dealt In here
TIE drygoods trade represents no incOnsidcrablc
p"rtion of New York's manufacturing interests.
According to a recent census OF the 216 900 man
ufacturing establishments in the country. with
a ombiued capital Of $4,000 900. 900 and annual
products worth $15 900 OOG 900 81 900 of them are
IN New York Their capital is In excess OF billion
dollars and the value Of their products is and
half billions Some Of these manufactures
pertaining to the drygOOds trade, with their
capital ana the Yalue OF their products com
cared With those Of Chicago and Philadel phla,
are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-06
FOR SAKE OF HUMANITY
HE SUFFERED HARDSHIPS
Was at Last Rewarded by a Great
Discovery.


The great scientist that devoted
twenty years Of his life to travel and
study for the betterment Of human.
kind, was at last rewarded by a dis
covery that is today filling hundreds
Of homes, with health and happiness.
Hundreds of letters of thanks are be-
ing received from every direction; and
while money is much needed thing,
the scientist in an interview said: Il
would gladly give every dollar I have
and every dollar l ever expect to have
If al! people now suffering with stom-
ach, liver and kidney troubles under
stood the wonderful merits Of Root
Juice. 1t is compound that heals and
tones the blood-making and blood-fil-
tering organs. 1t creates a healthy
appetite. prevents fermentation of
food in the stomach and bowels,
cleanses the system. stops bloating.
belching and heart burn. 1t removes
all causes Of constipation, and kidney
symptoms. In after effects of La
Grippe. when the general health is
bad, Root Juice has a truly wonderful
toning action on the whole system.
The great remedy is sold for 81 a
bottle at A. G. Luken's drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-06
CRANE IS RECALLED
American Minister to China
Sent for to Receive In
Structions.
is ABOUT RAILROAD LOAN
(American News Service)

(American News Service)
Washington, Oct. Estate depart
ment officials seem to be in the dark
regarding the recall of Minister Crane
to Washington.
Secretary of State Knox is not in
Washington. but is expected this
week. 1t is believed he sent instruc-
tons to Mr. Crane personally. in view
of the apparent ignorance of other Of
ficials of the move. 1t was said at the
department yesterday before the re-
call of Mr.. Crane was known that
Secretary Knox on his return expect
ed to take up the Hankow railroad
loan question and the reorganization
of the bureaus of the department and
to decide whether the United States
should protest against the two treaties
recently negotiated by China and ia
pan involving Manchurian issues. One
or more of these questions may con-
Germ the new Instructions to Mr..
Crane.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-06
SEVEN RULES OF LIFE.

(Chfcago JOurnaD
Live upstairs If you wish to be in
good health! up how many flights"
Only one flight of seven steps, I will
describe them.
First Step-Eat wheat, oats, corn,
fruits. beef, mutton, plainly cooked. in
moderate quantity. and but two meals
a day
Second Step-Breathe good air day
and night.
Third Step-Exercise freely in the
open air.
Fourth Step-Retire early and rise
early.
Fifth Step-Wear flannel next your
skin every day of the year. and SO dis
pose your dress that your limbs shall
be kept warm. Battle frequently.
Sixth Step-Live In the sunshine.
Let your bedroom be one which re-
ceives flood OF light and spend your
daye either out in the sunlight or in a
room which is we'll lighted.
Seventh Step-Cultivate cheerful
temper. Seek the society of jolly peo-
pie. Absolutely refuse to worry. and,
above all, don't be afraid to laugh.
Live above. Sickness cannot crawl
up there. Disease prowls about in the
basement, rarely does it get upstairs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-06
The Thoroughbred

r parades
the pgeants OF great cities
stock OF this Rich
thoroughbreds
a
saddle light
the bu dcowsa ndca
is M
is the fat of he
and cattle
valued the duplicate
blood not be downed in a
consult the Report OF the state
thoroughbred stock
to i
the days OF
radiant
agricultural
hu will a Of mile posts
There's parades nd parades
honor to he