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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
ZaWiadOmienie.

Rok szk6lny W Kollegium
6w. Bonawentury, pod xarza.
dem 90. Franciszkan6w, W
Pulaski, Wis. rozpocznie sic
dnia 6 wrye6pia, b. r.
Mfodzie6cy, pragnacy prey
gctowac sic do stanu kap}a6-
skiego, mech sic zg1osza pr
informacye i warunki prey.
jecia do Wiel. 0. Rektora
pod adresem:
Req. Louis kuniu O. +. NJ
St, Bonawenture's College
Pulaski, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

OuSttl lLJdl AllHClllc.
Zawiadamia sig niniejszem, ii
zarzad miasta Winona, Minnesota,
odbedzie swe posiedzenie dnia 5go
wrzesnia, 1911. . 8:3Oswieczorem,
W lokalu miejskiego budynku polo.
zonego ma p6{nocno-zachodnim ma
rozniku czwartej j Lafayette ul.,
we wspomnianem miescie, i wten-
czas tam rozpatrywac i radzic
bedzle brukowaniu publicznej
drogi Sugar Loaf Ave., kt6ra jest
przedfuzenicm ulicy Mankato ave ,
znanej rod nazwa Sugar Loaf
Avenue, cd kohca obecnie sbruko-
wanej pofudniowej linii Lake
Drive; potem po}udniowo wzdFuz
wspomnianej %poprzednio drogi,
1905 stop dlugosci, wszystko W
miescie Winona, Minnesota, take
brukowanie sk}adac sic ma = re-
szk)onej palonej cegfy, take bru~
kowanie ma bye 70 stop szerokie,
p~omiedzy hamulczemi liniami, i
disbursement i uk}adanemi po-.
stronnemi wapiennemi kamieniami
pc kazdej stronie wspomnianego
brukowania pe}nej d{ugosci tego
~dostarczenie j pobudowanie scie
kdw, skalnego spodu pc kazdej
stronie wspomnianego brukowania
j pc stronach wspomnianych hamul-
czych llnii, ma zupe}n2 d}ugo6c;
wspomnianego brukowania, wszyst
ko W tern miescie i zgodnie z pla.
Mani i specyfikacyami do tcgo
przyjetemi przcz zarzad miasta,
dnia 7go sierpnia, 1911. i tepo
przyjeto W ofisie rekordera miej-
skiego W dniu Ego sierpnia, l9ll
do inspekcyi wszystkich intereso-
wanych os6b:
w tym to czasie i miejscu ma
wspcmnianym posiedzen1u, sbedzie
dana sposobno$G kazdej osobie in.
teresowanej, do m6wienia "a, albo
przeciw wspomnianemu .propono~
wanemu ~ulepszeniu. w tym to
czasie zapieczetowane propozycye
ma wykonane wspomnianej roboty
i dostarczenie wszelkiego materyafu
do tego beda odbierane przez
wspomnianego miejskiego rekorde-
ra, i wszystkie tax otrzymane
propozycye beda otwierane W o.
becnosci zarzadu miejsklego ma
wspomnianem posiedzeniu.
Dano W Winona, Minnesota,
l7go slerpnia, 1911. )
ROSS BRAGG,
City Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Poi milicna ARROW. przezn!a!
cZOne ria kolonizacyo. !.


Prrzydent Taft ogiosil otwarcie
Rosebud rezerwacyl v ptrNieeie
Mcl'cttc i Pine Ridg,, rezerwacyli
". p"w.ecie Bennett, " oaDako,s
Miejsca regestracyi: Gregory, Dali
la+ l rapid City, So. OAK. oa11xo
do 2lgo pazdziern,ka 1911. ,Zapi-
sywanie W Gregory, 24go pszdxier-
nika, prosta .droga. KolsJ North
Western dostarcz2 uslugi. Pc rsty
i o'iay @ "twarciu, zg&osi6 sie do
are"t6w bllet'wycb koIei Chicago
& North Western, all,os aarsanjtsil
wprost do A. u. johnson, r. n,
226 w. Jackson Blvd Chicago. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

Okropna burza nawie 1zi}a
po}udniowa Minnesota 2Ogo
sierpnia wieczorem. W Vino
ME zspuwiedziala ona sic o.
gromna bia}a chmura, z "a.
chodniej strCny nadchodzaca
gestemi b}yskawicami oswiet.
Iona. Maggie ogromny swist j
SUM powstaf W powietrzu,
pocselo sic lyskac, jakby sic
niebo otwieralo, grzmot nie-
ustanny rozlega} sic mad
miastem, az wreszcie rune}a
ulewa, kt6ra ulice mjejskie
zamieni4a " pOtoki. Wicher
zerwa} dach j trzecie pietlo 2
magazynu towar6w Schrotha
i Ahrensa, kt6rycb odlamy
zburzyly try plzylegle DOM
Ii. w czwartej wardzie zrzucil
wicher diva kominy j chlew
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

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Podczaa wielkioh upai6x soqz:
wi'dzi} skqpago kapHalistea jsEH
starry d"b,y praYjaoiel. Qw sEnen
zapYtuje go6c. a,oAyby ma idifem4
by}o iaki.s ochfodzen,e. =
Gosd: Iowszrm, b.rdso;pI@
sig! g
Skner.: - brze! ia otvor1
otno, abys pan uzyf swieiego. Poa!
wietrza. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24


PAN Michal Stelmach, dawniej-
sly salunista z Arcadia, ma pc
czaetku sierpnia otworzyf salun pod
numerem 273, wsch. 3ciej ul. W
naszem miescie. Pan Stelmach Il
trzymuje take restauracye:i stajnie
do zajazdu, uprasza zatem rodak6w
swych, farmer6w, dawnych znajo.
mych, ably go popierali skoro PREY
beda 'furmanka do miasta. Pan M,
w~szystkich rzetelnie OBJ
sfuzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
~Szanownych abo:

aDO-
nent6w Wiarusa pros
shiny, ably jaknaiprer
dzej uiScili sic z ma:
lezyto6ci "a Wiarus4,
DO gazeta kosztujj'04|
.wiele pieniedzy, kt6,
re my placid musimy
%regularnie "a papier
druk, dzierzawe roy
botnikom ltp., dla
tego Ia gazette mu=
shiny sic dopominaS
zapfaty i proslmy ably
Szanowni aboz
"a takows pla<.
Z
Wydapnictwo Wlarusa
q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

K1LKU mezczyzn zatrudnionych
PREY cyrkus Sells-Floto, kt6ry
pred tygodniem W Winonie da}
da} diva przestawienia a .potem u
da} sic do Dubuque, Iowa, i W So
slednim La Crosse, z powodu
przerwania sig tamy by} zmuszony
d}uzej sic zatrzymac, r]osprzecza}o
sic; z k}6tni wywiqza1a sic b6jka
rasowa pomiedzy bia}ymi negrami
W kt6rej rozmalci odniesli lzejsze
lnb ciezsze obrazenia cielesne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APL1KACYI
WINONA LIQUOR co.
o L1cENsYE MA sPRzEDAz L1K1ER6w

Zawiadamia sic ninie1szem. Re Winona Liquor Co
a zm,aSt al ! p 2" 1;aaas Min9 9n,; stanlc M l,n
u rekordera wspomnianego .miasta, do radnycf
wspomnianego miasta o licensye ma sprzcdaz pa.
1onych trunk6w " ~wyszc3eg6lnionem polozchiu
Minnesota, j znanem iopisanem jak nastepujc.
n. p: w przednim lokalu; ma pierwszem pietrze
~urowaneRo budynku, znanego ma narozniku
Trzeciej i Johnson ul.
Wspomniana aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie "
lokalu rady miejskiej W budynku miejskim W
wspomnianym .miexcie dnia 5-go wrzeSnia, r. p:
1911. o godz. $3.50 wieczorem W tym czasie i miej-
scu moze sic stawie kazdy i sprzeciwiat sic wyda-
niu takiej licensyi.
s:Pisano " Winona, Mimi. Is. sierpnia, 1911.
ROSS BRAGG
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

w PIATEK o9z rama wyda-
rzy}o sic wielkie n~ieszczescie W ma
seem miescie gdy sig za}ama} ka'
mienny gyms nowego budynku
Watkins'a, kt6ry buduj2 kosztem
$175, 5000 a kt6ry "a kilka tygod.
nj juz mia} bye wykohczony. Kilku
ludzi by}o zatrudnionych PREY
wciaganiu kamieni gdy W niewyt}6.
maczony spos6b Gala g6rna czest
kamiennej sciany oderwa}a sig cd
muru i rune}a, zabijajac ma miejscu
dwadziescia piecio letniego Paw}a
Pelowsk1ego, a ~rani2c Williama
Dalrymple. Pelowski by} zatrudnio,
ny PREY windzie, ktdra wcia2gano
kamienie, gdy g6rna Geese sciany
sig zapad}a, a gdy s}yszal pekania
muru chcia} sic spiesznie usun2c ma
strong, zdo}a} je1nak ujsc tylko Kill.
ka krok6w gdy kamienie coraz da.
lei sig usuwa}y i spada}y jeden pc
drugim i jego powali}y i zabi}y ma
miejscu. Pelowski byt cd czterech
lat zonaty, pozostawia zone i jedno
dziecko. William Dallrymple stall
W chwili katastrofy u CORY ma. niue
RE l razem z zapadajacym sic mu-
rem spadf ma dol; spadajac zaplata}
sic W jakis niewyt}umaczony spo.
sob o line windy to przyciqgnefo
jego spadniecie; zosta4 on zraniony
W noge i reke, odstawiono go do
szpitala. Pelowskiego, pc indykacyi
zabrano do najblizsxego
pogrzeDOWegO. 70 pofu-
dniu i nastepnego dnia pc zbadaniu
miejsca i wys}uchaniu swiadk6w
wydano wyrok, re Pawe{ Pelowski
zabity a William Dallrym-
pie zraniony zosta} przez przypadek
kt6rego powodu sedziowie sledczy
ME SO W stanie podac.
Pogrzeb Paw}a Pelowskiego 3D..
by} SIG W poniedzia}ek z domn Ia
do koscio}a sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki potem ma cmentarz polski.
Wieczny odpoczynek race mu daG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Najrnodniejsza stacya kole'
iowa W swiecie.
ROSS BRAGG
Rekord er.

Ma zadanie wy6lemy dsrmo =
piekny buklet i'ustrowanY z OPT.
sem o nowym rcciqgu osobowym,
kolei Chicago & North Western,
Bsdz'e to zajmujacem ola was j da
wan doskona}e wyobraze, lie }atwe.
go rozpatrzenia sic skoro podej-
miecie nastepna podr6z do Chicago.
Jest to jeden z mailer szych, najmo-
dniejszychs kompletnych opls6w
kolejowych " swlecie. Zgfesit
sle do ageDt6w kolei Chicago &
Northwestern, albo adresu]cie do
a G.. johnson, Passenger Traffic
Manager, G. & N. w. Ky. Chica-
g.. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

BA RDZO wiele byd}a przewoza
koleje obecnie z pd}nocno zachodu
prz'z Winone do Chicago i dalej
ma wsch6d gdzie sig znajduj2 wiel
kie rzezalnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
ZAWIADOMIENIE O APL1KACYI
JAKUBA ZECHES
L1CENsY1 MA sPkzEDAz L1K1ER6w

IVA LlK1EROW
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem. ze Jakub Zeches
z miasta ! powintu Winona, " stanie Minnesota,
zfozyi dnia II sicrpnia 1911. pismienna a~plikacye
u rekordera wspomnianego miasta o licensye ma
sprzedaz palonych trunk6w W w~yszczegolnio.
mem poiozeniu " miescie Winona, " stanie Min.
nesota, znanem / opisanem jak nastepuje n. D.:
w przednim lokalu, ma pierwszem pietrze muro-
wanego budynku. znajdujacego sic pod namerem
252 e. Trzecia ul.
Wspomnia..a aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma
.posiedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie "
lokalu rady, miejskiej. W budynku miejskim "
wspomnianem miescie dnia 5-go wrzesnia r. p.
1911 o godzinie $50 wieczorem, W kt6rym to CA
sic I mlejscu mole sic stawi6 kazdy i sprzeciwiat
sic wydaniu takiej licensyi
Dane " Winona. Mimi. II s~ierpnia. 1911.
ROSS BRAGG
Rekord eE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

PREMII "a zabicie zmiji jake
ma lipcowem posiedzeniu komisarzy
powiatowych pc 50 cent. cd sztuki
uchwalono, wyp}acono do II sierp,
ma razem $:6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

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sic leszcze c'agle Wypadkl tel
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na'oosa'91y po'sA' :
pou A"o'iu p'usk'eso 'p'Ae0
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z BufSary1 rozeszla sic 20.
cafym swiecie Bprawa wo-
jenna. W sebotS, dnia 2l.
sierpnia ma :rozkaz cara ro-
r;ol-;o.. ln !. !, 10 .o+oo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
WlADOMOSCI
MlEJNCNWE
NV PONlEDZlAKEK w,ecxorem

w DZlAKEK w,eczorem
rozpocze}y sic W tu,ejszetm semina-
ryum ola dzicwcz2t, rekolekcye
ksiezy dyecezyi winohskiej Reko.
lckcye odbywaja sic pod %kierownict.
wem Wiel. KS. Nugent, 2 St.
Louis, Mo-, a potrwaja az do pi2t-
ku wiecz6r. W rekolekcyach bierze
udziaf 70 ksiezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

WSZYSTKIE koleje W stani e
Minnesota, z. wyjqtkiem Great
Northern, Northern Pacific i 500
kolei urzadzi}y %znizone ceny ma BIZ
Lefty zwrotne dla tych, kt6rzy chca
zwiedzic stanow2 wystawe. Ceny
take uwzglednione SO ma wrzyst..
kich miejscowosciach W obrebie $50
mil cd St. Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
'Ogfoszenia miejskie

ZaWiadomienie 8 sfuchaniu
proponowanego brukowania
publicznej drogi, tax zwanej
Sugar Loaf Avenue.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24

sAMoCH6D pedzony elektrykq
W ktdrym sig znajdowafa PAM J..
W.. Booth, PAM Snow i jej wnucz-
ka, popsuf sig niedaleko winon
skiego %jeziora i ME MONA go by}o
zatrzymac, tpedzif szosea az wpad}
W row. Szczesciem, Mkt sic ME
zranif niebezpiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
Nj El,ZIE,E wi

w Nlh t'L WleczOrem
przyszfo ze %sprzeczki do strzelaniny
W wagon,e kary ulicznej, PREY uli
cy High Forest, " kt6rej Franz
Berger, forman W departamencie blu
tclkowania piwa " lark browarn;
,rzema w%ystrzatami rewolwers
przez konduktora Alberta l'arpen
ter, poraniony zostaf, Jedna kula
utkwi(a W ciele, lccz ME g}ebokt
j doktor jq wydoby}, druga j trze
cia zrani}y mu diva palre prawe!
reki. Konduktor nastepnego dnia
W s2dzie municypalnym, pomimo
il postrzelony by} "a jcgo uwolnle-
MEM, skazany zosta} ma zap}acenle
5rdolar6w, odnosnie 60 dni vic.
zienia.
Jak sic p6zniej z zeznania swiad.
k6w okaza}o, PREY Franklin III.
wsiad}o do tramwaju kilku ryba-
k6w, ktdrzy zdawali sig troche pc
dochoceni i pozornie wzbraniali
sic zapf:cic "a jazde. Gdy tramwaj
dojechaf do High Forest ulicy.
wszedl Berger do wagonu tylneJ
platformy i pyta} motorowego ola
czego ten ME %zatrzyma} wagcnu
gdy on da} Signal. Gdy rybacy Ma
to sig zaczeli smiac, motorowy
mysla} re Berger do rybak6w male.
zy i z2da} cd niego zap}aty, k,6r2
ten juz poprzednio uskutecznif "a
czeto sig sprzeczac, przycem Berger
motorowegq obrzuci} wyzwiskami,
zaco ten ostatni kauai Bergerowi
wysiqst CO tez on uczyni}, a W
rozdraznleniu mial zrzuciG drazek 2
po}aczenia elektrycznego, czego
jak s~wiadkowie twierdza Berger
ME uczyni}, lecz inni. Rozpocze4a
sig sprzeczka, a potem b6jka do
kt6rej zniecierpliwiony Carpenter
wyjaf revolver, i chciat Berger
strza}ami odstraszyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
4 pred lat Is.

Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawaf "
kazdym numerze ..Wialusa'' najwazniejsze
sprawy og6lne i mieiscowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-24
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Wyklady po wakacyach W
.Seminaryum Pnlskiem " Or
chard Lake, Mich, rozpocz-
ma sic dnia Ego v.rze6nia ma
fwszystkich wydsialach.
Pc warunki, wskaz6wki i.
wszelkie informacye nalezy
sic zg}aszac do zarzadu Sc
minaryum pod adresem:
Req. WnonBuhaczko,oski
Rector Of Polish Seminary
Orchard Lake, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-26

about Bugs Raymond, and the Germ | listening with that old foolish grin on 1 his candid countenance, has gone in and retired a side one-two- three, just like that Similar remarks are Rube Waddell-and kindred happenings. That was the way it was with our old friend Pete They called him Pete be- cause his name wos Louis R. Brilliant yes?
 Anyway, if hitting speciality of the sort Pete Browning practised comes with being bugs, cellular malady is hereby recommended to a number of gents now performing in various leagues, whose names, however it is not necessary to name at this writing Suffice it to say that the genius who delivered himself of the once popular song. Its Great to be Crazy had strangle grab on the tag and of A Great Truth
 Browning served his time with the Louisville team in the days of long ago. He left-fielded for that sturdy American Association assortment, and he got his name in the papers ire quent and emphatic They dwelt hu-
  laughed immoderately when he pranced up to the plate and pulled the Marcel line maneuvre. They nudged each oth- CT in the grand stand seats when old Pete talked to himself, and counted the fingers on his hands to see how many made five. They found in Master B a shining butt for the merry jest. As the average spectator was about to explode with the mirth of the thing, Diff goes the Browning bat, and, away out wonder in the cornfield somebody is having a weary chase for a lost ball, and here old boy Pete romping across the sward counting the bases to see how many makes four
 Just to show that he vas no casual. now -and-th onec-in-a- while scratch performer. Pete led the league q couple of times. and never batted less than 300 on the season, when he could help it. And usually he could help batting under three hundred. You might peep into his record in the sos, if you were .so disposed. and what you'd find would be marks such as 3S2, 336, 341. 367. 339, Al, 313. Oh, pretty fair for Ia bug.
 The players league weaned the good boy away from old associations. and when Pete joined out with the Cleve- land BrootherhOod team, he took along his walking stick and made another notch of the sort his folks are proud to remember him by. That is to say. he led the notable organization the first year of its existence. batting out 391 percentage and talking merrily to him self the while.
 Some people used also to urge against Browning that besides being eccentric, he had a yen for the wine skin, and perhaps this is not to be denied. In this accomplishment. old Pietro was not alone. George Wash
Arizona republican., 1911-09-26
LOCAL ASTRONOMERS
 ARE CHECKING UP
Brooks Comet is Located and The Tramp Comet is Under
 Surveillance.

Dr j. M. Swetnam who spends his leisure time nosing around among the heavenly bodies. astronomer fash ion, has brought to The Republican some Illuminating information con- cerning the comet tangle in which the reportOrial star gazer was be- coming confused. It will be remem- bered by many readers that in yes terday's issue mention was made of the capture of a comet by George Holmes, another local astronomer. but NIT. Holmes was unable to classify his specimen after he found it. He did not suppose any other than Brooks comet had a right of way at this time but he knew that the one he had located was not in territory to which Brooks comet had been as- signed, wherefore he was inclined to believe this was another luminary. running wild and without schedule
 Dr. Swetnam announces that Holmes conclusions are correct. that the nebula in question is a tramp comet and that the Brooks comet is right where it belongs, near the northern cross and a little above the top of star of a constellation formed of three stars, the name of which constellation he does not know. All this is in the northeastern heav- ems. The doctor says that Brooks comet has been visible to the naked eye for sometime past and he has
Arizona republican., 1911-09-26
PHOENIX POSSESSES
 ODD KIND OF BOYS
The Sort We Have Here Would Rather Work Than Go to
 the Circus.

It is believed there is no other city in the United States that pos ses just the kind of boys that live here in Phoenix. In fact, that there are no more like the home product, has been pretty well demonstrated. Yesterday morning . boys of the Union high school appeared at the school grounds which they proceeded to clean up and beautify in the most highly approved manner. They had been at work but a short time and their hoes and shovels were going with clock-like regularity when in the distance was heard the music from the bands in the circus parade.
 Did the boys desert their posts? They did not. On the contrary, they worked harder than ever. Soon the big parade was passing right by the school grOunds-a score or so of ele- plants and a half dozen camels on
Arizona republican., 1911-09-26
CORNER STONE LAID
 FOR BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Was a Day of Rejoicing For West End Peo.
 pie.

Sunday was a great day among West End Baptists The occasion, the laying of the corner stone of their new church. The day began with a union meeting of the Glen dale Salt River and West End churches at the West End school house, Rev MT. osborn of Glen dale preaching After this. all pro- ceeded to the church grounds, where the ladies had prepared a feast. The corner stone exercises were at 2:3O D. m, Rev. J. Harvey Deere, of the First Baptist church, Phoenix, de- livering the address.
 Rev T. F. McCourtney, represent ing the Arizona Baptist convention, and Mir. II. NJ. Welborn for the church, lifted the stone into position, Rev. Draper placing the mortar. The church is to be of concrete blocks. and judging by the plans displayed. will be a beautiful structure and ample for the West End people. In the evening was the evangelistic service, Rev. w. D. White, the state evangelist, preaching. The meetings
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foot, with lions and other wonder ful quadrupeds in cages. Likewise there were the beautiful horses with the gaudily attired riders. the bands. the chariots, the clowns and the calliOpe. but not one of 'em could draw the attention of a single boy from his work. The lads stuck to their job until it was finished: and whether they attended the show in the evening the depOnent does not relate; but certainly each and every one of them has earned a lifetime pass to every show in America.
 Prof. Stabler is authority for this story and the professor says he will stick to it until icebergs float up stream in the Salt river. Also. he would like to know if there are any other cities in the territory that have boys of this class.
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PERSONAL MENTION

At the COmmercial.-Fred Jones, Los Angeles; Abe Jacobs. N. Y; F.. Biege. s. F.: Sarah Marshal, F. B. Jacobs and wife, Wickenburg. A. A. Gibson and wife; Wm. G. Blakely, Kingman: MT. and Mrs. Leonard George. Mesa; MT and Mrs Riley Johnston, Buckeye; Mrs. May Stow. Mesa; J. B. Prewitt and wife. Winkel- man; F. w. Schrock, city: Stella Lam bert, Winkelman; F.. O. Devine. Flor ence; John H. Tuckey. Glendale; w. w. Cavney. Mesa: L c. Browning and family. Baltimore. Md: J. A. Wiscott. Wickenburg; G. H. Tweed. city; Harry Thompson. L. A; E. Carter. George Rule, John Kemlin. Ray; John WOolf. Casa Grande; C. Egan. l.. A. J. w. Nanney, Florence; w. Collins. R. NJ Turkey, Jack Redmond. Florence; Jack JarOld, Mesa: Miss Marquand, Flor ence; s. O. Stewart, Winkleman: L Arnold, Morristown; H. E. Williams, Yuma.
 At the Ford-J. w Griffey. Flor ence; H. Ferrall. J. Winchester, Los Angeles: ID. c. Lainzi, Mrs. E. B. Moore. Miss Julia Moore. New York; J. C. Dayton, Bouse; D. c. Schwietzer, N. Y; w H. D. Ginnis and wife. Tue son; Robt. s. Chess, Una l.. BOhmer. pr. NJ Chess. Mrs. John Doe: V. c. Bo- gy, l.. A; H. A. Bixby and wife and J. A. Lambing. Pittsburg. Pa: H. s. Hurlburt. l.. A; S. w. Bayley Mrs. Parker, John D. Yellani. Tempe; Ed. w. Weels. Prescott: Chas A. Dins- more and wife. Fl Paso; Guy Bo- garth, Wickenburg: W. Klatscher. l.. A; c. s. Dingle and wife. Mesa; L. E. Haege and wife. Winkelman: Mrs May Belle Blakeley. Tempe; Miss Edith Do- herty, Nogales; Mary Heating and Helen Collins. Florence: Excel Cooke. San Bernardino; Miriam Heinricks. Morenci: Eva Hance, Yuma; Miss s. Goodwin. Tempe; Miss B. Parrill, Tenn pc: Charles Adams and wife. Ray
 At the AnneX.-E H. Perry, Boston: Mrs. R. Walter and children, Prescott; John Armstrong. N. Y; w C. Dond- ma and wife. Tucson; z. T. Hays. Nor N. Y: J. M Elder. Mayer; F. R. Landman N. Y.
 At the Stag-Geo. Schwartz, Ray
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been observing it nightly for more than two weeks. He says it is rap idly getting dim and doubtless can not be seen much longer
 The tramp comet is in the north western heavens, visible in the early evening to those who know how to find it, just where Mir Holmes re- ported it Sunday night, just little to the left of a point about the length of the handle of the big dip per above the end star of the afOre- said handle. The doctor says he has been watching it with his glass for four nights. He does not however. claim the right of discovery, for his attention was called to it by a dispatch a few days ago which said that a Catholic priest in St. Louis had discovered a tramp comet in that locality. The doctor at once be- gan looking for It and found it.
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Being in love is delightful torture.
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STARTLING INDEED

A University of Pennsylvania pro- lessor who is teaching in the summer school is somewhat absent-minded, and when he is engrossed in a sub ject it requires the most startling statement to arouse him from his work. After trying several times to gain his attention visitor. who knows the professor very well, leaned forward and said, quietly:
 Your wife has stopped talking"
 The professor looked up. Philadel- phia Times.
 Being in love is a delightful torture
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ington. Napoleon BOnaparte. John A. Logan, U. Grant. John c. Carlisle King Solomon and a lot of others of class shared this human quality with Master Browning. and they are each and every one of them listed in the 300 or better category.
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L. J. Charles will move his car riage paint shop from the corner of Second and Adams streets to his new shop, 5O7 North Fourth street. October lst. Overland 2429. dm
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Hicks Champion Spelling Books, 25c. Hinckley's r. O. News Store. 13G N Center dm
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will continue on during this week and much interest is being shown in them.
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BALL FANS GALLERY
 OF NOTABLES
PETE BROWNING.
A Proof That the Erratic Sometimes
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They used to say that Pete Brown ing was crazy. and maybe he was They've frequently said the same thing