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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-05

- Idy street.
AND we have had weddinn !.
and beautiful home weddin@ q -af
american ruler has taken by the b na
Tue woman he preferred, and in the =,
eeut've mansion upon June I'd, before ,f, :,
select group of friends, the pre,id.a.
ana AM his bride made their marriage vow,
While blessing their marriage the Mn
lister, DR.. Sunderland, said: y
Almighty and Everlasting Cod Al
father of our spirits, the Trainer 4 y,
bodies, the giver of every good and p,,.
feet gift, Thou who canst see the pni
from the beginning, who knowest what
is best for US, Thy children, and hsap
pointed the holy rite of marriage to b
sacredly observed throughout all genu-
ations, regard now, we beseech Thee
Thy servant, our chief magistrate ;e1du
him plenteously with Thy grace andil
him with wisdom to walk in Thy md-
nances. Be very nigh to him in d
midst of many cares and grave re8pa-
sibilities. Day by day may Thy lvd
rect and Thy strength uphold him. nf
be Thou forever his sun and shield
And be graciously pleased to look d0V7
upon this Thy daughter; even as Tho
didst favor the chosen Rebecca am
many women that have adorned
world. May she, indeed, be a peE"'
boon of good to her husband TO cD'
and help him continually; woman gu
ed with the beauty ofthe Lord, ana S.
ding the sweet influences Of Gl' ,S.i
life upon the nation in whose SlSn'@r :.
70 dwell. Wilt Thou approve vhav
Thy servants, come to do in Thy pau a..
BY Thine authority and under inc ' T.,
Of the land in which we llVe' 'nr
clously assist Them TINS ''' '";+s slj h ID
woman, who are here to Dc ul n.r Fl
bond of holy wedlock, acf0Fd ms,rflI
institution of Thee our G1d' !, m ronehl
be pleased, Almighty Ooa' +h ~ , tbeynl
to each of them Thy grace ' 1+,;Iinc yor
we'll w lTa and truly weigh the unf al make
which they are now about If # this his Cd
a 1ap and and before Thee, and .; ''s
may may be able hsrsa, .'a, :. 4 4 he ESQ sosp
live together as to re)o nth Joy ur?'
s sst" nn Of full 5lI' e Of glory through
Christ our Lord. Amen: rr,pl
v We hear that Ne 4 &C. 1 4 s'r; 5s:N
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-05

THE king of Spain in all his glory has
caused a great amount of excitement for
SO small piece of humanity.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-05

THE proposed railroad from Little
Rock to Hot Springs would be Of great
beneftto both cities. The Hot Springs
of Arkansas are world renowned, and
that this great health resort should be SO
inaccessible to the capital of the State is
detrimental to both places. We trust
that this new railroad will soon be an
assured fact.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-05

We learn of book by Mrs. Laura c..
Holloway, Ladies ofthe White House, ="
which is in course of preparation, prom
ising full and authentic history Of the
bride, with fine steel portrait of the
lady. think the line should be drawn
somewhere and it is time for Mrs.
Cleveland to protest.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

in the aggregate is no small one,
and will require some arrange
ments that will be forthcoming
when required. This is the pur-
pose / now nave in view, the ac-
complishment of which necessitates
my absence for q while. Your
council will be convened in extra
session, and to justify your chief
in doing so, and the necessary cx-
pense to be incurred, il is nothing
but right that we satisfy all con-
cerned that our offer is made in
good faith and that we are able and
ready to pay so large sum to the
last cent"
"Should VIC not succeed this
council in effecting purchase we
expect to continue our offer during
succeeding ones, until a trade is
closed or there is no possibility to
accomplish such thing"
"How long do you expect TO be
absent, Mr.. Wellace7"
"Not long; ! shall endeavor to
be back during the call session of
your council"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
HON. RABBIT BUNCH.

ShELHhAi l. I.s december ., lsa0.
EDITOR on INDIAN CHTEFTArN:-
Have read the communication OF
"Young Cherokee Voter" OF
Flint, &. N. He seems to have
aspiring nobility about him and
expects some day TO be a great
politician among his people. Mr..
"Young Voter" says he expects TO
cast his first vote for chief next
August, 1887. Now / think he is
on the top Of the fence and don't
know which way to fall and there
is no betting which way he will
vote between now and next August
election. But he can rest assured
that Rabbit Bunch will be elected
chief beyond a doubt, for this rea-
son: Mr.. Bunch has been true 10
his people and has ever been ready
and willing to protect the Cherokee
people in all their rights as guar
anteed by treaty with the United
States.
Now in regard TO The s22, 800
transaction: Mr.. Bunch is not re-
sponsible, for this reason: 1t was q
bill passed by our council members
TO pay it; therefore it doesn't injure
the character Of Mr.. Bunch what
ever. In conclusion ! ask "Young
Voter" to please sign his name to
his next article, so / may have a
chance Of forming his acquaintance
and conyersing with him on the
political issues of the country.
Yours respectfully,
j. NJ. TAYLOR, in.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
A NEW WRINKLE IN INTER-
COURSE LAW.

Many of the readers Of the
CnIEFTAIN have doubtless heard
Of the trial of Leonard Williams,
charged with the murder of Will
liam Wilson and that he was
acquitted and set at liberty. The
friends and relatives of Wilson
were not satisfied with the courts
rules and other alleged illegal pro-
ceedings, and, as a result, new
writ was issued for his re-arrest
and order made for another trial.
Upon representation by the friends
of Williams that he had already
been tried for the oflense for which
he was about TO be arraigned again,
Judge Parker issued q writ of
habeds corpus for Williams, de-
manding that cause be shown why
he was restrained of his liberty
and made subject to a secoRd trial
for an offense for which he had
onee been tried. The action of the
judge is said to be based upon a
treaty provision that the Cherokee
nation should not pass or execute
law in conflict with the constitu-
tion Of the United States. We
have no such law, as the constitu-
tion of the Cherokee nation has
similar provision to that of the
United States, and it can hardly be
upon the presumption that we have
a law that authorizes trial for
offenses for which one has already
been had. 1t must be upon some
thing else that the judge has
issued his writ--upon the attempt
perhaps, TO try a man twice for the
same crime, which is contrary TO
all law, here or elsewhere. Neces-
sarily the writ compels the party
upon whom served to appear be-
fore Judge Parker with the prisoner
and show cause for such an un-
usual procedure in law. If upon
examination the judge finds that
the re-arrest and trial of Williams
for the murder Of Wilson is con-
sistent with the facts of the case,
Williams will be surrendered TO
the proper authority of the nation,
and tried again, if in the opinion of
the court he has never been legally
tried, or having been tried, be the
facts in the case what they may. his
trial is a fact in law, and being
such, he cannot be legally tried the
second time for the same offense.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

prominent men OF North Carolina and they say
they don't want any ilicks's there by any
means. The proposition suggested was not
an unreasonable one. II would be nothing but
an act OF charity for council 70 act upon my
suggestion. VIII he, Cherokee, with un-
blushing face, say for one moment that on
that proposition he could populate North Car
oline with pauperss lie thinks place very
low estimate on the sense Of the people OF this
nation. do noti TO the contrary, place .
very exalted estimate upon their intelligence,
sense Of duty and above all. love for one anoth-
er, for truly the North Carolina band Of In
dians are a portion OF the Cherotees. Mr..
Hicks is certainly selfish In the extreme for
wanting to deny the destitute OF his own blood
the blessings and enjoyment Of home comfort.
W r WHIrAKER.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
OUR oLuB LIsr.

In order to supply the people of
this nation, or elsewhere, with
what reading matter they desire at
very small cost, we have arranged,
for $500, to send the CmEFTAIN
and any one of the following well
known weekly papers:
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
st. Louis Republican.
Chicago News.
New York Sun.
These are all good papers. The
regular price of the CHIEFTAIN is
s1.50 and of all the others named
s1.00 year, hence by taking ad-
vantage of the combination you
save Just 80 cents. Call or write
for sample copies.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
CoUNOIL PROCEEDINGS.

TAnLEouAH, l. t.. DC. 6, 1854.
Last week of council is barren of
important legislative results. Some
bills have become laws and a
goodly number have not-"no
spoons made nor horns spoiled"
Another chance is given the law
makers to do something, as at 10
O'Clock this morning the council
reconvened by proclamation Of the
chief. There are times for all
things, and this may be a time for
the council not to do. anything.
Considering the newly revised
laws, which are of proportions
ample enough to cover all laws
needed for our commonwealth, it
may not be well that the council
has not spoiled, in part at least,
what the compilers have done.
Disagreement between the c0un-
Gil and senate has been the cause
of some bills being defeated. The
act to divide the $4,000 lease
money, now in the treasury, be-
tween the school and general
funds, was lost in this way, the
council rejecting the measure.
More per capita is the idea, rather
than education or national plethora.
The first step towards internal
improvement was taken in an act
to cause all public highways to be
worked and kept in order. Good
so far, but when will the bridges
GOMEZ
An act to create joint commits
sion for the benefit OF colored
claimants to citizenship has passed
both houses. 1t is a sort of fell
low to the one to admit those who
claim such rights by reason of
blood. Judge Wyly seems to be
already selected by common con-
sent as member of the latter; D. P.
Brewer and Frog Sixkiller as the
others. They will constitute an
intelligent and satisfactory court.
The much needed repairs about
the capitol building are provided
for by an appropriation.
An endorsement by council of
the efforts of the Creeks to recover
control Of their ceded lands is a
matter of international interest and
sympathy. The Creeks were paid
a ridiculous price for the western
half Of their country-15 cents per
acre as remembered, to be occupied
only by freedmen of their nation
and friendly Indians. Hope they
may succeed.
The act to appropriate n sum for
the erection of an additional |
building to the Orphan asylum has
become a law-work for somebody. |
One step, as a matter OF common
occurrence, necessitates another.
Since the completion of Eiffert's
permission to erect one
from here to Cincinnati has been
asked for.
Conjecture is not out yet as TO
now long the extra term will last
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
WALLACE INTERVIEWED.

Wednesday evening, of last week
when it became known that Mr..
Wallace who has for some time been
in Tahlequah, as representative of
the company that wishes to buy
our strip lands, was about
leaving it was deemed neces-
sary, as a matter Of news and
satisfaction to the readers Of the
CnIEFTAIE, TO interview him in re-
lation TO further movements of the
company and their intentions as to
their offer TO buy, and what was
the cause of leaving Tahlequah
just at the time when public attsn-
ton was looking for a submission
OF his proposition to the council,
the term being SO near its close.
He was found in his room at the
National, courteous and communi-
eative, and ready to satisfy any
reasonable curiosity as to the bust
ness in hand. The integrity of the
company's intention in their offer
to buy is as apparent and striking
as the liberal price they propose to
give.
81 hear that you expect to leave
tomorrow morning on business
connected with your offer to buy
our strip lands, Mr.. Wallaceip was
remark that partook of the rature
Of an enquiry.
"Yes. my intention is TO be off
in the morning"
"Ifnot too inquisitive a question,
have you any objection to state for
what purpose, confning such infor-
nation as you are willing TO give to
your offer TO buy our strip lands2"
"Well, no. II is on account of
the incompleteness Of our arrange
ments, aud shall leave tomorrow
morning. Your chief refuses TO
entertain our proposition, or sub
mii il to council for legislative con-
and action, until a
pall la5Ipfy showing is produced
'',at Afe can peform what we
Iin,| tleht in demand
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

You can save from s. 10 500 by
sending to Martin, the Jeweler, for
New Sewing Machine. No second
hand ones; no machine peddlers on
the road. Write for prices. Also
the best Organs and Pianos; no
peddler's prices but prices very
low. Neosho, Mo.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
Nh. wHlrAKEa AND NM. HICKS.

yALLErrows, n. c., Nov. "a, 1850.
EDIron CHIkFrAIEi--In . recent Issue Of
your paper appears reply to my article witt
ten from this place. signed BY John Hicks, OF
Hlckssille, @. n. Ills reply Is q departure
somewhat from the ordinary rules OF Journal
lam, by inserting into u little scripture and
little matter not original lie says on the
the same proposition made, he could popu-
lafe North Carolina with panpers since his
4&f| h4yf talked 70 se5eral innuepiial and
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

1T SEEMS that to renew the lease
at this early date is getting TO be
condemned by some who were
studiously undemonstrative while
the question was pending, and not
until public condemnation was
fully established have they spoken.
1t wont do, "fellow travellers on
she road 70 eternity" to come out
now. You're too late.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

If you want your Watches,
Clocks or Jevelry repaired and by
the best workman in the southwest,
take OF send them by mail to the
well known house of Martin, the
Jeweler, Neosho, Mo. North side
of Square. 5-Stf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

The cheapest house in town
Badgett & Blakeney's, will sell
their entire stock at cost after Dec.
1st. We mean business and surely
will do as we say.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

Our stock of Queensware and
Glassware is the finest and largest
in town.-Skinner, Ratcliff & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

Just received, a supply..of Syrups
and Sorghum by the keg and barrel.
II. Balentine.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

HuRkAIi fofshc young men Of our
country who'boldIy take stand on
the side Of honesty in politics,
honesty in the making and admin
istration OF laws, honesty in the
transaction Of public matters and
honesty in all things, to the shame
OF the old political fossils who
have so long been party bosses.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

Dry Goods to be sold at cost after
December 1st at Badgett & Blake
ney's. Come and see them.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

Everything at cost at Badgett &
Blakeney's after December 1st.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09

Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Cloth
ing, ETC., at cost at Badgett &
Blakeney's after December LIST.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-09
1000 Cattle Wanted.

By the Cowley County Cattle
company to hold on their range on
Salt Fork, 10 miles west of the
Ponca agency, T. Address, w.
J. Hodges, :. president, Winfield,
Kansas. 5-11- At
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
DO 1;ggo pu}ku
U1an6w polskich
w y EHsS EN- CITY.

Zawiadam'am wszystkich IL
lauow, jake tel inne ~intereso-
wanc osoLy. re Gwiczenia VOL
skowc odbvwaG sic bedq diva
razy w micsiacu, II. kazdeso
15go i w kazlq ostatni4 sobo-
te pred pisrwszym mjallqca,
o godzinje Sci wleczorcm W
Copper Hall, Newark Ave,
Jersey City.
Pc raportach przyjmowani
bedq kandydaci Cd lat is do
3Otu.
O blizszych warunkach mo
ina sic poinlormowaG ma miel-
Sou.
EA aro AlGeEabgar:sgs
kapitan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
= Bic sic bedzicm NJ do szpilki
PREDICT sciagaG positlii!

Wyrzekf wodz re Wschniej slrony,
Marscm mocno zachmurzony.
l wyscfa swego brata,
Szulluc z Bufflo Delegate.
Ten przyleciat zadyszuny,
Zrozpaczony, potem zlany,
1 ma honor sw6j zaklina,
Re to ME jest jego wilma,
Ze dziwnego cos sic state,
30 wojsko ME dopisato.
Vice wcdzowie Wschodniei niwy-
Jcden gruby, drugi siwy =
w posr6d hufca swego staja
| przestroge TAXA daja:
Blacia nasi, wy kochani,
Gfosujcie wszyscy N mani.
= Chocia& sprawy ME wygramy,
Jednak my SIG ME %poddamy! =
= Me poddumy!- razcm rzekli
Zrozpaczeni, jakhy wsciekli.
Lecz ledwo zasiedli w sail,
Targowica ich @przezwali =
Ze to sami dygnitarzc,
Nowoyorscy pieczeniarze!
Ma takie dictum acerbun
Posef siwy krzyknal: Tcrbmm,
Oswiadczenio tutaj dajs,
Ze to ME polskic zwyczajc;
My ME pc to przy.jechali,
Abyscie mas zwymys|ali!
Zamiast szczcrze mas przy.imowaG,
Wy myslicie rebelowuc!
Nowy York ME ~rebeluje,
w imie wszystkich protestuje!
W sail zgiotIl zamieszanie
M takie giosne wyzwanio
| z Zachodu dclegaci
szepca do ucha s"ych braci,
Jakby ich juz g%niotta zmora;
w kohcu przez usta Cenzora
Tax, nowosc i'm zwiastuje
Ten 60 W Sejmie prezyduje
- Ola unikniecia sromoty,
Przyszly Sejm do Minnesoty
Ja zwofuie w tel nadziei,
Ze do tel dalekiej knicji
z mad Hudsonu dclegaci
Me odwiedza naszych brac
TAX chce Sejm talk bye must
Mech sic darmo mkt ME kus!
Sens moralny, moi sasiedzie,
70 Zwiazek nam sc ME wiedzie.
A kto winicn?-Kazdy przyzna,
10 tam Zgoda, tn Ojc=y=pa.
Cay sic kiedys pogodzimy?
Gas poka4e = my watpimy!
Brat ZviQ=howy.
Do powyiszego wiersza do
iaczony byi list nastepujacy:
Nowy York, 9 sierpnia, 1886 +.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Daruj, Be nieznajomy udaje sic
do Ciebic 2 prosba Q umirszczenic
(,jezeIi to uznasz III stosowne) w
iamach Warwso d~o}aczonego u
tworu mojej fantazyi.
Wybraiem Wiaruso dla togo,
re przekonafem sic, il pismo to
sprawe Zwiazkowa traktuje bez-
stronnic, a %ponie~az / wiersz moi
= jezeli MONA go tax nazwae =
jest zupefnie bezstronnym, jak to
.jasnie pokazuje dotykanie talk
jednei, .jak drugiej strony, mann
przeto nadzieje, Re donna goscin.
nosci W famach Wa7usu.
z g}ebokim szacunkiem
Podpis powszechn;e
znanego czlonka
wv. Mar. Pol.)
CMociai poaoy5sza goAuotko poo
aozgledem tre$cii ry>nuprzypou1iuo
m,oory, druAomoue u Cohua u
C,=estochomie, jeduok autor .dqje m.
sienieG zociecie oh4domego uie7szo
Alete.; Potr=e6a tylko, oby sobit
pr=y pracy Mteruchiej hochr uiecey
fanot giowe. Lusies=czajqc jege
.Juntastyczne sprano=dunie sejnuore
ME miofem d~ynaju1niej zanuiaru
tenu iud oaoenuu dohucsyf, mioien
raczej .jedynie w.g1qd uu autoru
Atoremm cara: "a pie7Tmszynu popisen
uie chciatem odbjeraf checi TO dal
s:ego pis0ui0 du Uiu1usu.
MINISTER.
Gdy przYjacio1 jesteu .g1o~ie,
Zaaie mi sic, ;ena $sczrSliry,
Lec@ gd:y Worms przyj0.je Ito n21,ie
Odro@ sz~c:e$cia mum p~o'omd=imy.'
CAoc "jcl7or@y 20 =d1ua:oiq,
IIy. ,,,<,Jt,u, al, .,,y ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
Byfy .prawe Pclski syny =
Tcraz sic easy zmienity,
Stare przesady pognity
/ ME same karmaZyny

JeZli przez rozsadek zdrowy
Broni Zw,azek Narodowy,
To 60 wszyscy radzi widza,
Chocia3 czesto 2 cicha szydza.
Vice tel Sejm Polski w Bay City
W delegacje byf obtity,
u r6znych stanow, miast obwodow-
Dumnych re swoich dowodow
Szes6dziesieciu delegation,
Jak krew z mlekiem, samych
chWal6W!
Prey ,jechali razem radzid,
Czy 1yc W zgodzie, lub sic wadzic.
w catym tym zgieiku i gwarze
u Illinois %gospodarze
Najhardziej tn przoduja
1 do waikiki sic gotuja.
Opatrzeni W memorjafy,
Ze oni - to Zwiazck caiy,
Me dopuszcza T~argowicy
[ STAG beda nj stra&nicy,
Zwerbowawszy tych Z Milwaukee
Podawaja i'm tabaki
[ racza SIC bcz u,tahka
Od wieczora az do ranka.
Byli bracia z patersonu
u Jersey City z mad Hadsonu,
z Flladelfii i Wirony,
Gdzie -Mujstereh osiedlony.
Lecz cafy szyk delegat0w
Pod dowodztwem dwoch magnatow,
Prowadzon jak koty W worku,
Byll CT z Nowcgo Yorku.
Poznac byio ich pc tuszach
| pc biatych kapeluszach,
z w%yjatkiem tylko jednego,
Ciatem wprawdzie m%izernego,
Ale dusza i cnotami
Stall ma r6wni z olbrzymami;
Vice 90 a socjaIista,
Zapulehcem, Garbaldzista!
Jeszcze jeden byf W ich rzedzie
(Niech mnie w~ybaczonem bedzie)
Lecz twarz zdatna do obucha,
u ohrzezanym wierzchem ucha;
Ten podobno dziwnym zbiegiem
Byt pc prostu W kraj u szpiegiem,
Lecz wyrosf ma potryote,
Ufny W .jezyk j %ciemnote;
Chod 60 troche potajali,
w kohcu na Stjm 60 wyslali.
Lecz z pomiedzy wszystkich braci,
Ktorzy bronili swej racyi,
Dwaj najwiecej gardtowuli,
Jukby handful dohija Ii. =
Jcden krzyczai: = Wy re Wchodu
Coz czynicie ola Narodu:
Jakie vase atrybucje?
Gdzie sly polskie instytucje?:
Czyscie ola mas co zrobili,
Jak my kiedys vas prosili?
Ter Komitet wasz Centralny
Cos ME bardzo kapitalny,
l dom polski pal 90 kaci. =
Me ma popurcla Il braci.
A dzisiaj Gala grenada
Chcccic a zasilac rada?
Patrzcie! C1ysta niby woda
Siynie u mas btoga Zgoda!
Wy ia wprawdzie utworzyli-
Mybmy ja wan wyiudziIi,
Ale pro publico-bono
Wszystko jedno, gdzie jest ona!
Choc wy tysiace sypali,
A my wprawdzic mic ME dali!
Drugi krzyczaf: = He.j panowic!
Dzisiaj wnosze vase zdrowic,
ChoG niedawno ~ieszcze temu,
Przcciw sumicniu wfasnemu,
P%otepiatem W Eicbo gtosy,
Zc jestescic puste kfosy!
Ale dz1sia.j wytrzezwialem
! ma czysto raz przejrzatem.
ia, panowie, dusza 2 wami -
Me tym chiopom rzadzic mani!
10 tax Jest, to kazdcn przyznu,
Dowodem togo Ojc=y=no.
J"k siq IA reoe wczmicmy,
Chfopow wszystki,h wye izimy
DO Nebraska IL" k%oIonjs
oddamy i'm Polonje.
ia honorem NOM recz%,
lie ma lluzdej m"jei Ieee
Pc %p,etnastu delrgytow
Wys1e z newyorsk,eh warsztatow
No ma takic zapcwnieni"
] honoru i sumicnia
Sprawy Wschodu wodzicicle,
Ma Sejm, jakby ma wesele,
Ze salon0w podazaja,
Pewni siebie, re wygraja!.-
Ktoz p%tzewidzi wojny Iosy?:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
Ceny targowe

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w Winonie IS sierpnia
Pszenica No. /, twurda &c.
No. 2. miekka, 63: zimowa CSC.
Jeczmien-najlepszy, 6Oc.
OWES 32c.
kern (kukurydza) 4Oc.
Maka, patent $3.50
Straight 800
Bakers 400
Siano-dzikie OO-S.OO
Tymotka 5000 90
Otreby middling, tons 11.Oo-12.OO
bran 9.OU-1O 90
short 1O.OO-11.OO
Masfo 1O-15c.
dobre stofowe 16-1sc.
Ser, sm'etankowy l2Ic.
zwycza my 9-1OIc.
Jaja, tuzin 12Jc.
W%leprzowina 100 fuut. 4.5O-5.OO
Chicago. 10 sierpnia.
Pszenica No. . 74a
Zyto 51lc.
Jeczmien No. 2 GAL