davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02
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Minneapolis, 70 Hpc


Rzecz prosta, ze dzisiejsza
pogadanke rozpoczne Cd faktu,
kt6ry wprawdzie rzadko poja'
via sic ma horyzoncie nasze'
20 zycia, ale ga to zfozyf je-
dno wiecej swiadectwo, ze jq-
dro naszego spofeczehstwa ME
tax zepsute, jakby sic niekto-
rym wydawac mogfo. Faktem
tym jest dobry uczynek. Po-
lacy W Stanach Zjednoczonych
podall rexe W nleszczesc1u pc.
zostalacym braciom mad Wi
sla Wartq. z urzqdzonych
obchcdow w d. 3 Maia, z To-
teryi fantowe.j, z kasy iowa
rzystw, z prywatnych wresz-
Gle skfadek zebranc dose spo-
re sunny wysfano do kraju.
Wesz}o to u mas wprawdzle
W zwyczaj, ae kaady przyno-
STACY w oferze chocia2by tyl-
ko mafa kwote, chcia}by wi
dziec w pismach swoje nazwls-
ko otoczone wiehcem lauro :
wvm. Czytalismy, Jak to :leden
orzes1a1 al diva dolary Ia
oszczedzone W prywatnei szka-
tu}ce ma rekawiczkach szpil-
kach w odnosnym sezonle,
czytal;;my jak drug' przeslal
al jednego do(ara zaoszczedzo
nego ma papierosach, ,-czy Ia
lislny lax towarzystwo wysy-
fajace do kraju ssilkaset dola-
row ogfosi}o W pismach: patr7-
Gle co my w stan7e zdzlafac'
patrzcie podziwiajcie, DO wy
,,durnie" ma to sic zdobyc ME
potrafcie .Czytalismy to wszysr-
ko bynajmniel sic ME gme-
wamy Owszem, dzlekujemy
"a jul i prosimy Q wlece).
Jesli zas o tenn wspomnla-
lem, to jedynie z tel pr2yc2y~
ny, by zaznaczyc, ze ME boJ-
de W slady innych pism ze
ME nam zamiaru ohary te
wynosic pod niebiosa wsrod
dymu kadzide1. Gdyby eln1
gracya polska ME przyszla z
pomoca powodzlanom, zasfu-
zyfaby ma publiezna nagane,
a "a uczYnek spefnlony Lie ma
prawa ia Lac ami pochwaly am
podziekowania, DO spe1nlfa O.
bowl, Elk, y. ktorego me ma
prawa sic zwolnic. A obow'a-
eek wzgledem kraJu clqzacy
ma emigracyi jest talk W1ei
kim, ze wszystko co cmlgra
eva dotqd zrobi]a, uwazac mo-
Aemy tylko IA czastke dlugu
spfaconego ojczy7n'e' y
Nieszczescia oa pewnego cza-
su mas przesladujase, pomlmo
wycisnietego ma MICH p!etna
nieublaganej srogosc', ME s4
W stanie powstrzymac W bic
gu naszego zycia. 10 tel le-
2y przedemna dzlslaj ma blur
ku spora wiqz]Sa faktow pono-
towanych. Jedne z Mich radu-
ia i cieszq mnie, drugie nato-
miast bardzo szpetnle wygla-
daja. W sp6}eczenstwie 2yja
Gem W t,kich jal1 my warun-
kach. wszelaka radosc i smu-
tex So naturalnym, 2e tax po-
WIEN, koniecznym porzqdklem
rzeczy.
w poczqtkach zeszlego mie-
siqca MASTER cd Wloruso przy-
sfal mi zaproszenie INA teatr"
do Winony. DO zaproszenia
dolqczyl alisz W celu obznaj-
mieniu mnie z rodzajem przed'
stawienia. Ciekawy bo to W
swoim rodzaju byl alisz. Po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

op'S H"'Hy 'l"J4 u OUulLelllell
o tenn pisac. Pickle sic tylkc
raduje i posfucha'cie co O TEN
sam Djabe1 napisaf:
rs, Wncenten1u "a role kama
aczgledene 6raci Polahow.
Dop6kad walczyc mu trzeba by}c
0 losy Rzymu owieczek,
Me gardzi} polska pomoca mi}a,
KS. Wicus, ma}y cz}owieczek.
| ma uwiezi trzyma} sam pos}6w
Kierowa} zawsze ich zdaniem;
| wielEich ludzi porobi} os}ow,
Co slepo zawsze sill "a MIN.
Chcac zyskac sobie u niego wzgledy,
Ostroznie iczyli s46wka;
| czesto wielkie robili b}edy,
Gdy tax chcia} Wice]l-wskaz6wka.
| dziwy wielkie, re GAIA klika
Tych mezdw, Kandyd-R -Radziejowski
Me postawi}a jeszcze pomnika
Owieczce Rzymsko-zydowsliej.
Trzeba to by}o zrobit zawczasu
Dzislaj upadla ia swietosc;
Wicek pokaza4 nam bez hafasu,
A la hebreja-zawzietosc.
re jig przystroi} w s}oweczka 4adne,
Ola formy by}a poz}ota;
I'm czulsze s}owa, tenn wiecej zdradne
Tenn gorsza po nich-pod}ota.
Ma wzor krzyzaka w p}aszcz otulony,
Ma ktorym krzyz rzymski b4yska;
Aegna mas Srzyzem, lecz dla obrony
A la sam Rabin-uciska.
Q wielki Rzynie! jesli twa wiara
TAX zacnych miewa rycerzy;
Jesli W ten spos6b poprzet mas stara,
re skrycie W piers mas uderzy......
Missy nam wtedy ten jad otwarty,
Co sic do ofiar ME skrada;
Jak pseudo-prawdy p}aszczyk wy
(tarty,
Jesli po "a MIA tkw:-zdrada.
No j COZ ty ma to, he?
Czyz i teraz jeszcze ks. Mana
Ter Barzynski udawaG bedzle
przesladowarq ofiare odwo-
}ywac sic bedz:e do prasy e.
uropejskiei.
Kropid2o pred niedawnym
cza som w famach swolch "a
komunikowafo swiot'1, ze ma
1--WE swo)a wzielo re skroce-
MIA dwoch wyrazow ,,Kropi
bydlo," ktore staraio sic spro-
waezic do jednego mianowni-
ISa okreslugcego, ze bydfo
kropi burbona w Chicago.
Nam sic .jednak ciqgle jakos
wydaje, be Aropidto niewlasci-
vie przybra'o sobie ]itere K.
Wfasclwq nazwq tego pisma
jest Ropid1, oznacza)4ce zgni-
lizne.
W jednym 2 ostatnich nu-
merow tego pisma, ks. Mama
Ter Wincenty oswiadcza, ze w
czasie czytania Zgody q Wimu-
So miaf pocieche. Oh, pshow!
Wiedzlelsmy dobrzn, ze w do
mu ks. Manaaera 2 celibatem
+, ,srodze" k"ucho, ale znowu,
zeby ksiadz tx otwarcie g1o-
sit, ze luz ma w domu po-
cieche, oh, pshow!
KS. Kandyt Kozfowski po-
pe1nif !. dramat wysta-
viii go ma scenic W Chicago.
Il Mrop1dta dowiaduemy sic,
ze publicznosc W czasie rrzed-
stawienia byla niesforna ME-
przyzwoita, DO W chwilach
najbardzie.j drematycznych az
do rozpuku sic smiala, a mad
Razdym dowcipem p1aka}a i
mcwne }zy ronlla. Czyjaz W
tenn wilma? Czy autora, czy
artystow, czy pu5Iicz"osci? Zga-
diam sic q KropI11su1, ze glo-
VIA wilma ciqay na publicz-
nosci. w sail tealralnej zebra
nych byfo 25S katollkow,
ludzi j Jeden &yd. Mic
dziwncgo zatcm, De atmosiera
ME byla czystq i &e pojecia
byfy rozdzielonc ia katolic-
kie, iudzkie j aydowskic. Ztad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

SS'' wv WV w "A1oLo Wy
tatem najwyrazniej, ze W d
9 bm. ~odegrana zostanie W
W!nonie bardzo ciekawa sztu-
ko, W ktorej pokazanem be-
dzie, lako mamka podsurefa
pewnej hrabinie swoje dziec-
!So, a wziefa jej synka i wy
kierowala ma szewca- Zarazem
wyka2e sic PREY tenn, jako
prosty lud W miescie lepiej
ma " sercu i W glowie, niz
w1elkle pany, tudziez )ak to
smiesznie wyglada, jezeli kto
pnie sic wyzej, aniiell powi-
MEN," W dalszym zas ci9gu
afisz opiewai, ze ,kto przyj-
dzle do teatru bedzie sic
smia}, chocby kamienne miaf
usposoblenie Ohio! a piosnki
beda spiewane talk sliczne, 2e.
by wiecznie sic je sluchac
cbcia}o. Z" Czytaj4c ten ahsz
przen'osSem sic mysla W cza-
sy starozytne, w ktorych sfo-
wa podobne na a6szu nlkogo
ME razily i wybierajac sic do
Winony, by}em pewnym, ze
bede swiadkiem jednego
wych wleczorow fantastycz-
nych pod gofem niebem. dla
ktorych W podobnym stylu a.
fisze byly W owym c2asie pl-
sane. Mite to jednak by!o roz-
czarowanie, gdym sic u]rzat
wobec sceny W nowszym sty-
'u lllzalzonej W grouie MO
dych twarzy starych znajomych.
Il artyotow amatorow odzna-
czyll sic najwiecej p. Lorbiec-
Xxi jake Kasper, pani Derdow-
ska jako Kasia, pani Zabroc-
kA jako hrablna, p. Deraow.
ski jako dokt6r i p. Neu'nau
jake szewc. A inni? Inni talk
2e bardzo dobrze grail, kaady
odaaf swo.la role jak m6gt i
umiaf. q prosbq do faskawych
czytelnikow, by mlsie zwolni-
Ii Cd xrytyki szczego}6w, zwra-
cam jeszcZe r"z W tenn miej-
scu uwage Ma fakt zgodny .
mojem przeNonamem, 2e teatr
amatorski ME podlega kryty-
ce. Anatomy wystepujacy ma
scenic nie sa ami artystami .
po'voiania, ami tel ma arty-
stow pozowaG ME mysla. Po
swlecaiq oni sw6j czas, swnjq
prace, oraz mnlejszo ]ub VIE
NsZe zdolnosci w celu bqdz do.
bruczynnynI, bqdz pomEozenla
dobrobytu rolakow. Wynagro-
dzenla "a 'race nle pobieraja.
q no zasadzie przyslow;a ME
daj, nle iaj'|, amatorom tym
naleay sic podzlekowanie / Ii
tylko podziekowanie "a ich
prace poswiecerie sic dla
dobrn ogofu.
Pan Morgenstern, jen. Sc
kretarz Zwiqzku, wystosow wal
do Z9ody juz diva listy, W
ktorych wykazuje krzywdy
wyrzqdzane spoleczehstwu pol
sl1Iemu przez ks. W. Barzyh-
sklego w Chicago i zada sta
nowczo przedsiebrania krokow
W celu uslniecia tego ksiedza
z grona Polakow. Mysli tel
przyklasnql ka2dy prawy Po-
LAX. Ksiadz, ktory niszczy mi
lose bratnia, ktory sieje nie-
zgode, ktory wasni braci do
rozruch0w namawia, ktory tenn
samem znlewala religie i W
sprzeczEosci Y MIA stale, prze-
stale bye ksiedzem, a staJe
sic zb -. zasluguJa-
Gym na wykluczenie ze spolc,
czehstwa. Postqpowanie ks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

gmatwanina, ztad smiech, ztad
wreszcle reiwach.
Nlepowodzen;e ME odstra-
szylo ]ednak OLGA Kandyda,
ktory poznawszy sic ostatecz-
ME na s2tuczkach publicznos-
CT, postanowl! pisac odtad dra-
maty dla smiechu a komedye
dla p1aczu. Prague obecnle
mad dramatem pit. ,,Infufa bi-
skupia" = legenda cudowna,
rzecz do WARY niepodobna, a
jednak arcyprzyjemna do stu
chanla. Gdy mu to przedsta-
wlen1e nie dopisze, postano-
wit porzuclc pioro i Z ;braG
sic DO nbizresu". Za1oly IA
bryke cz k o a d y I'd ro-
w a, 2 aprobat2 W. ks. Bi-
skupa poleconej do uzytku je-
dynle tylko praktycznych ka-
tolikow.
w jcdnym z numerow Kro.
pldta p. lpe q Nowego Yor-
ku zawladamia wszystkich ra-
zem i kazdego u osobna, ae
tax jak Jotad, TAX nadal
zyc bedz1emy z fas]Si p. Jerz-
manowskiego. Kto zas inaczej
twlerdzl, Jest grabarzem o]czy-
zny. TAX jak z .jedneJ strony
poazlwlamy otwarte przyzna
Lie sic p. Ipe do wytrawnego
zofadka wytartego czo]a, talk
z drugiej stron. 7alujemy, le
ME zawiadomil mas, w lakiej
to ojczyzuie przeciwnicy jego
grzebla? Jesli pod wyrazem
"o]czyzna" p. lpe mlal Ma
n'ysll gazette, :ioka W zesziym
:oku wychodzita W Buffalo, toe
pzekup'enlem jeJ redaktora
sam ia pogrzeba]. Jesli zas
pod tym wyrazem p. Ipe ma
ma mysll miejsce urodzenia, no,
toe przeciez sam w m}odszych
l9tach byf tam .grabarzen.
Me powinien ma starosG d,u
GIN zazdroscic.
Czyby' Bohater Garwolina
ME zechciaf bye ma pryysz-
tosc. :. wyraznieszyln?
Zgoda ma bye przeniesion9
2 Milwaukee do Chicago. TAX
chce Rad Centrally, talk ME
chce grupa NJ o III JUS Z k o,
= talk chcq lub ME chcq inni
de]egaci,
Czyta}em odezwe Rzqdu
Ce tralnego ciesze sic, lie
pomlmo wyrzekah i odgra2an
sic p. Osucha, odezwa ia by.
ia zaadresowanq de- delegatov,
a ME do grup. Jestto co mai
m''1ej stopieIl wy2ej po drabi.
ME legalnego postqpowania.
Rzad Centralny, St5ry jest wy
konawca uchwai se,jmowych i
slrozem dobrobytu Zw1azku,
sic, 2e Zgoda
mia}aby W Chicago wiecej po-
wodzenia, miaf peine prawo
odnlest sic w tel mierze "a
pytanlem do delegatow. Cru
pa zas M on u S 2 k o W
Milwaukee, prAesyfa)qc protest
DO grup gazet postqpi]a ME-
prawnle i nielegalnie. Gdy
ltora Z grup niezadowolona y
postepowanla Rzadu Central
nego, ma prawo apelowaG do
Cenzora. Gdy ten jej ME da
zadoscuczynienia, sluzy ,jej
pra wo apelacyi do Se.jmu, a
gay sejm odrzuc apelacye,
zyskuJe dopiero praMo oawo-
lania sic do ogolu W estate
cznej pajwyAszej instancyi.
Pomlnlccie tormalnosci przez
grupe Moniuszl<o spowodowa-
TO nielegalnost W jej postepo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02
Razem 1896 dol. 40 G.

Razem 1896 dol. 40 c..
Ia swo)q fatyge ,,Komitet"
polic7yt sotie polowe sunny
czyll "a rrzdanie blednym ro-
dakom sunny 200 dolarow
pohczyf sobie prawie 100 wy.
raz'he sto proceut, bo wziai
40 kleszen w1asne) 220O dol.
A toe lichwiarze by taniej
Zroblli!
Me dziwimy sic wcale, lie
,Komltet Dobroczynnosci" W
N. Yorku ME slniat podobnege
rachunku ogiosic W gazetach
polsko amerykanskich, ale dzi-
wlmy sic Dziennlh;o,vl Pozn., lie
W famach swoich umieszcza
spra vozdanie Z ,Rozboju ma
prosteJ drodze" bez wszelkich
re swoleJ strony uwag. Dzle1e.
mix Pom. rosci sobie preteusye
do bezstronnej oceny naszych
stosunkow. Czyby ten sam
D2'e""1h' W obec powyzszego
sprawozdania ME zechcial mas
objasnic. gdzic SIC koliczY ucz.
clwost, a gdzie rozpoczyna
nadu2ycie?
w spTawozdaniu powyzszem
,,komitet Dobroezynnosci" "a
w'adami", be ma posiedzeniu
W d. 8 kwietnia postanowil
rozwiqzaG sic. My z naszei stro.
ny dodamy: ,chwala Bogu."
Ogoi swobodnic odetchnie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

':owie, 2e 3 horyzon-
Sta instytucya, k,65ra
H'*1y czas swego ;stn,e-
auzywala znufanla ro-
karmi}a darmozi"d6w
-ssa public2nym.
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

Ja.ne, wyr. Zue lrozumia-
lie!
komitet powia4a, @e og6l
zlozyi W lego ryce dly bed
nych 1896 dol. 40 centow. u
te) sunny pozwolif sob1e
sam zjesG 22OO dol. 5S G.
dac blednym 2735 S2 :"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

CyruliIS Esq. skrosnna IL
waga: Esq. znaczy NJ o Ii : G.
II or dz'wi sic W Mr.. 2S Zqo-
dN &c Warns ma tlustego
redakt"ra i karmi rzytelnikow
chuda 'lteraturq. My zas Gle
szylny sic niewymownie z tegn,
ze Cyrulik Esq. przestaf kar-
mic czytelnikow Zgody ,,sro-
dze t1us'a" lteratura. Przez
swo.jq chuda literature Wa,us
zyskal powodzenle, co dla ME
60 lest dowodem. ze Monsieur
Tout le Monde a plus despqt
meme que Monsieur Cyullh
Esq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

No i jake to pani? - py-
tS 'ssczyzna kobiety noszacej ma
Sc lady nedzy zmartwienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

W Mr.. l39 Dzle>mlha Po-
z'1a'1sh7sgo znajdujemy sprawo
zdan'e ,komltetu Dobroczyn
noscr W Nov ym Yorku. Ko-
mltet zebra1 2 dat!1ow 1896
DOL. 40 cent6w. t. sumo
wydatkowaf iu)x uustenn,ie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-02

Wlncentego jest tax hanieb-
mem, ze nawet yazety W Eu-
.rople zaczynajq oburzeniem
o tenn pisac. Pickle sic tylko
raduje posfuchaicie co O tenn
sam Djabe1 ma; a;,isaf:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-25
s,errn mndre yaInes.

A few years ago N. II. Hosmer bought
a twenty-six acre tract OF Sierra Madre
land from N. G. Carter for $50 per acre.
About the same time he advised an in
qniring friend who had some money to
invest TO put it in here. His advice was
not needed; but few weeks this same
friend, on learning that land was cell.
ing rapidly for $75 per acre, demanded
almost angrily (by letter, for he
lives in the East to know why Mr.
Hosmer "did not tell him that the land
was going TO go up" He was advised
that the land was still good investment
but he thought he had missed his opporl
tunity, and still refused to buy. And sc
he waited, and saw the land go up tc
800, $3.50, 5000, 5000, $500, 81 900, and
some of it could not be bought to-day fol
81 800 per acre. OF the tract for which
Mr.. Hosmer paid 81 300, he has sold
enough to bring him nearly $25 900, and
has quite bit of it left. And is he sorry
he did not let it all go, while it was going
Well, If you take the highest rate at which
he has sold, and multiply it by three
and offer him that price for what he has
left, and he will laugh at you. In fact,
| it is not for sale. He says it is worth az
much to him as it can possibly be to any
other man; that it is his home; that it il
located right on the exact center of the
central circle surrounding the finest loca.
ton for happy homes on earth and thai
TO whatever price might be offered, he
would still add ten percent as his valua
ton II Sierra Madre Vista
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-25
NEWS NOTES.

The City Council will meet this morn
ing at ten O'Clock.
The Fourth Ward Democratic Club will
meet tonight at McAlenomy's Hal, on
Fourth street.
1t is stated that all that portion of
the Elysian Park not used for pest
house will be re-dedicated to the public
to-day by the Council.
There will be a meeting OF the Cleve-
land Cadets at No. II North Main street,
in the City Central Committee rooms,
at 7 80 O'Clock this evening.
1t is proposed to tender reception to
Lieutenant Governor S. NJ. White on his
return to this city, which will occur about
July 10th. All of the local Democratic
clubs will take part.
A benefit concert will be rendered to
Little Ethel Stewart by several promi-
nent members OF the musical profession
of Los Angeles and Pasadena tomorrow
evening at Bancroft Hall.
A very pleasant chop" was given at
the Long Beach Hotel on Saturday
night. About twenty-five couples par
ticipated, and their terpsichorean en-
joyment was kept up until a late hour.
Whilst Mr.. 7. w. Balkana was driv-
ing in a sulky along San Pedro street
yesterday afternoon, he knocked down
and ran over little boy named Abbott.
Fortunately, beyond few bruises and a
severe fright, the child was not injured.
The second line of cable tracks on
Spring street has been completed from
First to Temple, and the pavement re-
placed. Workmen are still busy with
the first line on Main street, from Tenn
pie to Marchessault.
The ladies Of the Third Congregational
Church wish to express their gratitude to
the singers and all others who assisted
at their recent entertainment, and espe.
cially to Miss julius Willigrod, to whose
kindly interest the success OF the con-
cert was largely due.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-25
Total shipments .13,545,2I,
Yields of oranges.

The Riverside Press is good authority
on orange culture, and has opportunities
for giving reliable data as to yields per
acre of well titled orchards. In recent
number the Press said:
H. f. Allatt has an orange orchard
that covers 4.04 acres of land. He har.
vested this year his fourth crop and sold
the same on the trees for $2.05 per box.
The variety Of the oranges is not given,
but it is probable that most of them
were seedlings or else he sold
at very low figure. His crop
amounted to l02934 boxes, no ac-
count being taken of culls. The gross
returns from his crop were $2,111, which
give him an average of 1922 per acre on
the tree; and allowing the 500 per acre
for cultivation-hardly enough-he had
$500 per acre net for his crop. This was
his fourth crop. Age of trees not given.
The trees, Of course, have but Just began
to bear, and the crop will increase from
year to year. This year the yield amount.
ed to about three and one-third boxes tc
the tree.
William Houlding this year picked 5SC
boxes OF oranges from an acre and hall
and sold the crop for 81 ,060-over 500 al
acre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-25
AFartunn,e r,rurp:r.

Mr.. Edwin W. Joy for many years and now 8
PROSPEROUS druggist tho corner Of Stockton and
Market streets in San Francisco, probably never
dreamed Of rivaiing in wealth tho medicine kings
OF the country. But various rumors having been
floating around to the effect that he has struck it
big an Examiner reporter was detailed to unearth
the cause, and after much difficulty uuravelled
the following story:
Itssems that about seven years ago an English
physician, great student of botany, located for
brief season in this city. His practice wasnot ex-
teneive, and yet the few cases of general nature
that came to him attracted no little attention. His
greatest success seemed to be in the treatment of
liver and kidney disorders, and vitiated blood In
fact his ability to cope with these common COM
plants was little short of tho marvellous. He
seemed almost infalliblc, and his quiet, modest
methods and his we'll kept secret YVES as much a
mystery as himself After his departure about a
year later Mr. Joy determined to fathom the secret
and copying all the prescriptions he bad filled for
In his examination he discovered running all
through tho prescriptions for liver and kidney
troubles, vitiated blood and stomach disorders a
couple of vegetable extracts indigenous to Cafor-
mia, SO simple and SO we'll known under homely
every day namesto every school boy as to entirely
dissipate the suspicion that they were the active
principles involved. 60 certain, however, was
Mr.. JOY that he had discovered the secret that he
embodied tho new elements in q preparation of
sarsaparila disguise the taste and putt before
his customers under the modest name of Joys
Vegetable Snrsapapilla. Immediately the same
effects, and the mystery was solved, and the talk
it has created has already caused 1T to step into
prominence, and orders pour in daily from all
over the coaSt. People seem to be taking 1t and
writing and talking about II throughout the State
And thus another California industry leaps into
existence.-S. +. Eraminer.
vignes & McGregor, 134 North Main street.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

OF the State of California. in and for the
County of Los Angeles.
sidney Armstrong, plaintiff, VS.. Alice G. Arm
strong, defen, ant.
Action brought in the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the County of Los
Angeles. and the Complaint filed in said County
OF Los Angeles in the office of the Clerk of said
Superior Court.
The People OF the State of California send
greeting to Alice G. Armstrong, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an ac.
t1on brought against you by the above-nsmed
plaintiff, In the Superior Court in the State OF
California, in and for the County of Los An
geles, and to answer the Complaint filed there
in, within ten days exclusive of the day of
service) after the service on you of this sum
mons, if served within this county, or il served
elsewhere, within thirty days, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer of said Complaint
The said action is brought to obtain decree
OF divorce dissoving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between plaintiff and defendant
upon the ground of wilful desertion Refer
ence is had to Complaint for particulars
And you are hereby notified that il you fail
to appear and answer the said Complaint as
above required, the said PlaintiRwill apply to
the Court for the reiief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the seal of the su-
perior Court of the State of California, in and
for the County of Los Angeles this 2Oth day of
June in the year of our Lord one thou san d
eight hundred and eighty-eight.
SEAL. G.. II. DUNSMOOR, Clerk
By ]. NJ DUNsMooR, Deputy Clerk
F. V. BELL. Attorney for Plaintiff je22 fri lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-25
PERSONALS.

Miss Jennie Vallee, Of Visalia, is visit
ing her uncle, P. P. Kiefer, of this city.
Mr.. Andrew Glassell is guest at the
Hotel Metropole, Santa Catalina Island.
Mr.. Chas. +. Spencer, of the Sacra-
mento Record Union, is at the Hollen-
beck.
Mrs. F. V. Taylor has gone to Santa
Catalina Island for few days recrea-
ton.
Mrs. Thomas Brown. Of San Diego, is
visiting the family of ]. NJ. Montgomery,
OF this city.
Mr.. Hancock Banning, oil Pasadena, is
stopping at the Hotel Metropole, Santa
Catalina Island.
Mr.. w. s. Kinney, box manufacturer
of Astoria, Oregon, is visiting the city,
and is at the Ho]lenbeck.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Lewis and three chill
dren and two servants, prominent peo.
pie OF Alabama, are visiting in the city.
Professor A. Putzker, OF the University
OF the State OF California, Berkeley, ar
rived in this city from the North yester-
day and is guest at the Hotel West
minister.
Mr. Frank W. Conant, the genial treas
urer of the Grand Opera House, return
ed yesterday from two weeks trip to
San Francisco, which city he thinks can
not compare with Los Angeles as regards
climate or activity.
The following party OF New Workers
arrived on yesterdays overland, Santa
Fe train, and determined on trying
Southern California climate for few
weeks: Mr.. and Mrs. de la Nergne, II
j. Weber, John V. Rhoades and Jacot
RufIsert Jr