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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-18

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will wonder how It Is that they can
spend % much time in doing nothing.
"They toll not. neither do they spin, ~
Solomon, IN AL his glory. We not -
rayed like unto one of thea"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-18

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They con ,ate IN front q nashy
sample rooms, 1" the entrances % theaterD
and other public placss, and seen bunt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-05-18

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city IN The Unito1
states that -
5oast Of . nnny
STATUES, ''or s1Bcoo
|loafers, = CInclns
natl. There may
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s-srsrsienf advertisements . reasona-
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.sc,s and legal notices Of like character
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pov County 10y
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31

KTO KUPUJE U FLEI-
SCHMANA vie, re tam MONA
dostac dobrego i mocnego to-
warn pc jaknajtahszych cenach.
Szczegolnie gotowego towaru Jest
tam teraz wie]ki wybor. z po-
wodu niepogody i wog6le ciez-
kich czas6w znizyf teraz Flei-
schman cene swoich towarow O
Is procent, ably tenn rychlej wy
przedac.
Ktoby pragna} cos h gotowe-
go ubioru, MECH kupuje u Flei-
schmana, a ~zaoszczedzi pieniedzy
Wiadomo, re Fleischman
mieszka PREY 3 ulciy ~naprzeciw-
ko tego wysokiego domu, co to
go buduja PREY p%oczcie.
Lekorsteuo, jakiego zadacie, mo-
zecle dostac W apiece PIP. Goltz
d Gerlicher, W pierwszej cd strony
4 wardy, ~naprzeciwko Davenport
House.
Wszelkich farb tax
samo dostaniecie W tel apiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
ZAPkACILI
"a

Chicago Piotr Daszkiewicz 200
r. BtoEiecki ZOO
Providence A.. Poleski 100
Detroit J6zcf Nowak 1T
Thorson Pawef Kurkowski 200
Wjliamsport NJ. Lobcrt 200
Harlston F.. Koziowski 200
South Bend V. Korpnl $50
Jos. Kowalski 100
Morris Ran Tom. Karzmarek 1 90
Wal. Nowncki LOO
Boston JOS. Sworowski 200
Dayton Jan BaczynuA 100
Bay City Jan Muszyhski 200
New York Minhu $50
Mudajewski O.bO
Marshland Jos. Bzuminski 200
Independence Jos. Kownlski 100
Brooklyn Tymot. Jnsih.'ti 100
Winona Jukob Kafduhski 100
Sturgeon Lake M. Dunnjski 200
M. Dnnojski do
Brazylii 100
FIR. ChmieIecki 2.NC
., ,, J6zef Betku 100
Appleton Nichat Mlloch 200
Columbus Jan Kotlar 200
Delano Bart. Pogrzeba 200
st. Paul Piotr Gclskl O.5O
Manistee Emil Garsteoki 200
Winona Public Library 100
Shamokln FIR. Dryl 100
Bogacz Paris 200
Chicago NJ. Osuch 100
Auburn Dakota l.. Kamrowski 900
Gloste, Jan Nowak $50
Red Jacket Jan W'eczorkicwicz 200
Sprostowanie. = w numerze
z 26 kwietnia b1ednie pokwitowa-
ne by}o, IL l.. Krzycki zap}aci}
2 dolary. = Mia4o bye Lukasz
Kryhski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
Poszukiwanie.

Stanisfaw Kochanski 2 Balti-
more poszukuje swego OLGA, row.
nlez i swego stryja, Antoniego
Michafa Kochahskiego, Z Nakfa w
Ksiestwie Poznanskiem' ktorzy
przybili pred l5stu laty do Mil
waukee Wis. Przyjechrwszy teraz
do Ameryki, ME mann o Mich zad-
nej wiadomoSci.
Preto upraszam Szauownych
Rodakdw Czytelnik6w Warusa W
Milwaukee, jezeli kto ma o ich po-
byclu wiadomost,-aby mi zech-
ciaf listownie jak najspieszniej do
niesc pod adresem:
Stanis{uw Kochanski.
Shakespeare Str. 1925.
Baltimore Nj. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
Kto tedzte do Ameryki?

Pewna rodZlna z Wlnony "a
mysla sprowadzic IL letnia dziew-
czynke z Europy, Z POD Koscierzy
ny, ma Kaszubach. Uprasza sic O.
soby lub agent6w sprzedazy kart
okretowych, w%iedzqcych o maja-
cych rrzypfynad przybyszach Z
tamtei szei okolicy, ably podali Re
dakcyi WIARUSA odnosne adre
sy, co bedzle wynagrodzonem.
Dziewczynke bedzie trzeba przy-
wiezt tylko do New Yorku. gdzie
ma kreWnych. Opiekowanie sic
d~ziewczynka W podrdzy ME ma
bye darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31

p~zedsiebiorc6w do "a
m%ierzonego napra-
vienna ulicy Manka-
to ave., zgodnie z
planami / specyfika-
cyami, %przygotowa-
nemi przez %lnzyniera
miej i z}ozonemi W
mojem Biurze, beda
przyjmowane az do 5
godziny pc p%o}udniu
Ii czerwca, 1888 +.
Rada miejska "a
strzega sobie prawo
do %odrzucenia podah.
Podania powinne
bye opatrzone napi-
sem proposals for
improvement ofMan-
kato ave." i adreso-
wane DO
G.. H. Clarke
Recorder (Winona).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ST. I'M MINI
lii not many years ago that the profound and
steps of Minnesota's capitol, said that within sight of
his then standing place wonld be the metropolis OF a
great commercial and industrial empire.
:, me n lac. d o".Ssn'ppIa a n a,h Psop 'e1;ms 'ns co wnuay,
&C, the Twin titles' are the wonder of all who visit
them, not only as centres of business, but for the pict-
uresqueness Of their situation and the lovely summer
resorts that surround them. The business man or plea
sure seeker from Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City,
Omaha, or Denver, or from California, finds The
Burlington the only direct route to these wanders OF the
North. Buy tickets over The Burlington" and for any
special Information address w. J. {. Kenyon. Gen.
Pass. Agent c., b.. & N. r. r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
BraciazHess,
53 East 3rl Str.

gdzie GAIA grenada modniarek
PRAGUE mad strojamy ola glow
kobiecych i paniehskich.-Taniej
niz gdziekolwiek indziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31

dy - chcecie dobrze i tanio
mieso kupowac, to idEcie do
Kaclusia!
Bruci Z,uqzkowych Pine
Creeku, North Creeku LA
Crosse zaprasza w'nonskle
Kofko Dramatyczne ]akno]u-
prze)miej ma nasz teatr w dnlu
9 czerwca. Niechaj w dzlen
ten urzadzq wycieczke latowa
do Winony, a teatr bedzle te]
w~ycieczki najweselsaa chwllq.
Role W okolicy Winony tax
zbi}y ulewne deszcze, re farmerzy
musieli je j%eszcze raz %poruszat,
navel tam, gdzie juz zboze byfo
zasiane.
10 bezcen ~sprzedaje B. Frank
PREY 2 ulicy, miedzy Lichtenstei-
gerem a Likorskim, damskie ka-
pelusze i rome inne stroje. kadny,
mocny parasol MONA dostac "a A.
centow. Spiesz sic, ktoby chclaf
cd niego co kupit, DO W sam
dzien Bozego cia}a musi mice
wszystek towar uprzatniety.
Pan NJ. Hanley, komisarz ulic
(street-commissionerl przyby} d
redakcyi naszego pisma i oswiado
czy}: ,Aby kazdy wyczyscif W
swoim locle tylna case. Nikomu
ME wolno ustawiac W niej drzewa,
ami wog6le pozostawit zadnej ME
czystosci. CYL HAWAII ME bedzie
czysty do 1go czerwca, ten zap}aci
cd 5-25 dolarow. Staranne Wy
c%zyszczenie ulic nakazana w inte-
resie zdrowotnosci."
TANIO?-Jezeli mozesz dos
tao bia}a ko1dre ma 46zko "a IS c.
-czy to ME tanio?-Rozumie sic,
re tanio, odpowiesz i spieszysz ja
kupid, jezeli CT potrzebna. Gdzie
jest handel Brinka, to wiecje, a
pare drzwi pred MIN jest ten TAM
sk}ad pod firma Weelera & Allen.
tuz. PREY znaku swiat1a e~lektrycz.
nego, rs w 3rd Str. Taxi tam
wszystek 4adny towar, ze az sic
swieci! Matki i cork idzcie tam
idzcie przynajmniej obaczyG, a z
pewnoscia co kupicie. Lecz ME "a
pomnijcie powiedziec, re ten tan:
store wskazaf wan WIARUS.
0 dobrym kraoucu dowiedzia:
sic codopiero Wiarus i spiesznie
dzieli sic ia nowina re swoim:
abonentami. Krawiec ten nazyw:
sic LOEB i mieszka PREY 3ciej uli
cy, tam gdzie idqcy z czwarty war
dy ku srodkowi miasta, napotyk'
pierwsze domy z ceg}y i story
Przeczytajcie sobie jego ~og1oszeni'
W dzisiejszym numerze.
TAME iKAPELUSZE tai
samo zdobia czlowieka i chro-
MIA glove, a czasem i lepiej, jail
drogie. Pragniecle 'taniego kape-
lusza ola siebie lub waszych die.
ci, ME omieszkajcie odwiedzic han
dlu kapelusZy damskich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31

ZAPISUJCIEsOBlE %IARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE.

miejska ma posiedzeniu z IS ma,
ia? - Przyjeto q podziekowa-
MEM zaproszenie Strazy ognio-
wei . miasta Galesvllle ma
bal ma 20 czerwca.-lUOO do.
lar6w przyzwolono Ia mie]
skie wodociagi obywatelowi
G.. S. Schneider. $67.26
przyzwolono ma reparacye mo-
stow. Ia reparowanie drog
wyaano cd Ia maja b. r. do
% maja 282 dol. Przyjeto
kaucya aldermana Toye jake
Plumbera. - Sprawe przeciw
kolei BurliL gtohsklej oskar2o-
nej o zrzulcanie n%ieczystosci W
2 wardzie, oddano Komiteto-
wi cd ulic. Pan major Ludwig
zaprosil Rade miejska jake
personal---very. Kcmitetu
Grand Army ma 30 bm. (De-
coration day).-W dniu 4 lip
ca choragiem wiskonslnska ma
bye wolno przewlezlona przez
rzeke, wogole wszelkie fur
manki z tamtej strony pre-
woz mie)ski ma przeprawia6
bezpfatnie.
Pan Jan Bambenek wniosf,
ably miasto p~rzyczyni}e sic do
naprawy drogi. wiodacej do
Homer, ktora uszkodzona ma
samym srodku miedzy ia o.
sada a naszem miastem. Spra-
we te oddano Komitetowl
miejskiemu cd ulic do rozpa-
trzenia.
Pan MAJOR Ludwig stawi}
wnlosek, ably teraz ulice W
miescie naprawiono. przez
co e ri,
majacych obecnie
Ia ecla, znal az b y
robote. Rada miejska o.
6wiadczy}a, lie ulice napra-
wione zostana. Bedzie to O.
gfoszone publicznie i. loboty
oddane tym. co najlepsze re-
kojmie stawia, Re je dobrze i
ME zbyt drogo wykonaja.
Pan Ludwik wnosi, ably
odnosne ogfoszenia umieszczo-
no we wszystkich gazetach.
Podania wzgledem naprawy
Huff Str. i mostu przez jezio-
70 maja bye stawione w maj
bli2szy poniedzia}ek, podania
kontrak+orow wzgledem ma
prawy ulicy Mankato W ciqgu
2 tygodni.
Klucznikowi centraln. gma-
chu miejskiego p. Eastey przy-
zwolono 4 dniowy ,urlop.
Major Ludwig zapowiedzia},
lie W najbli4sza niedziele wy
jeadAa ma konwencya do 81.
Louis i ze rzady miasta 3D.
dale tymczasem W rece Rady
mie)skiej.
Nastepnie uchwalono, aby
ogloszenia wzgledem naprawy
drog podano we wszystkich W
miescie wychodzacych gaze
zach, rozumie sic, 2e i w VIA
74sie.
Nowy dvorzec kolei Chicago,
Milwaukee i St. Paul ma sta.
mac PREY ulicy Mark, miedzy
utica Lafayette j Centre. Ro-
boty natychmiast zostana roz.
poczete, gdy3 gmach ma sta
mac gotowy do l wrzesnia.
Rae5nih Charles Ems, naprze'
ciwko koscio}a polskiego, gao
patruje tera7 swoj skfad "
jaknajlepsze, zawsze swieze
mieso, iakiego tylko sobie kite
zyczy. Kielbasy, szynka, sfoni
ma tax przyrzadzone, re mai
wybredniejszy smakosz mus
je uznaG "a dobre. Charles
Ems daje zawsze dobrq wage
n aeuv MESA II niepo leIrl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
EAW Al Err v II
P0L Soy.

sekretarz Generally.
FL. j. M1zl1o, La Sale, Ills.
Do Zwiazku Kawaler65w Pol
skich W Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa Kawaler6w Polskich jake
tez i pojedyhczy cz4onkowie.
Kazdy nowo przystepuJacy
kawaler, LEGACY najmniej lat 16,
PREY %zfozeniu deklaracyi, obowia-
zany z}ozyt: Wstepne so c., kapi-
tar wsparcia 26 c., i popadek mie-
sieczny: Do Marbu Narodowego
5 c., i ma fundusz obrotny 5 c.
W nastepnych m~iesiacach po-
datek m~iesieczny wsparcie Is c.
cd kazdego, W tym tylko razie,
jezeli kt6ry 2 cz}onk6w zawrze
zwiazek ma}zenski ma drodze legal
nei.
Wsparcie wyp}aconem bedzie
kazdemu W ciaagu jednego miesia-
ca, skoro przedstawi odnosne do
Eumenta do zarz2du g}ownego,
lecz ME PREDICT. jak pc up}ywie
E miesiecy cd daty podpisania
deklaracyi.
Tow. Mr.. | Zwiazek Kawa-
lerow Polsklch w La Sale,
nls.-Sekr. Fir. j Muzka.
2 Tow. Mr.. 9. Koronacya
Polska, Hurley, Wis.
Sekr.J 6zefK uwa]ski bx. 232
2ow. M1odzl;ely Pozskl;ej
Katohctaej W Chicago FIR. Gi-
2yhski, ISL Milwaukee Ave.
SekretarZ
4. Tow. Postep W Pine
Creeku lpoczta Dodge Wis.
= AndrzeJ Cjrzan sekretarz.
5. Tow. Warus W Minnea-
polls, Mirn. - j. A. Cuba,
sekretarz, Ala Wash Ave. N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
DETROIT
Dnia 3 czerWca b. r.
Odbedz,e sic
ZABAWA!

p~ofaczona w%ycieczka do miejsca
o pare mil Cd Detroit odlcgfego.
w towarzystwie Legionu Kos
oiuszSi q muzyka ma czel,. wv
~cicczce tej uczestniczyd bedzie kil
kanascie tysiecy Iudzl. Ktoby
chciaf udac -ie tam, MECH ygtosi
slc rano 3go czerwca pod m. 9O7
Riopelle str.
E. O liczny udziai uprnsnn
KOMITET.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31

Nastepujace osoby beda wystepo-
wa}y ma scenic:
Hrabina Anzelmowa, wdowa, Pani
Janoooa Zabrocka .-Dokt6r Kr6l, jej
domowy lekarz, Hieronim Derdoao-
ski.-Hrabia Ch}apowski, Albert Ii
beu. - Amelia, jego cdrka, Parma
Anna Mclean. = Master Przyszew-
ka, szewc, B. Meumanm, Herk u p.
Brinka. PAM Przyszewkowa, jego
iona, PAM Augustowa Ssreiber. =
Ciotka Eudoksya, Pmyszewki sio-
stra, Parma Murya Zaborowska. -
Kasper, uczeh u Przyszewki, VIM
concy L1,rbiecki.-kasia, s~}uzaca u
P~rzyszewki, PAM Derdowska .-Rafa-
el, wychowaniec hrabiny, jan He
reh.-SFuzacy, Weronim Daszkoa0ski.
-Policyant, Albert Libera.-Pamny
Rosaia SihorsAa 4 J1zga Liberia, Cos
Gle u hrabiny Anzelmowej.-
Idzcie w Sobote, 8 Czerwca, pc
~wieczerzy do PHILHARMONIC
HALL. Tam sic rozpocznie Teatr
o godzinie Sci wieczorem.
Cena bilet6w: ola mezczyzn so c.,
ola kobiet % c., ola dzieci nizej
II lat Is C.
Pc Teatrze bedq
YANCE! TANCE!
MuzvAa bedzio jaknajlepsza.
Pomitdzy innemi bedzie gra}o
dwoch syn6w pana Faklera i pan
Zeise.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
FIR. PUSTET
W New Yorku
L. B. 1927
sprzedaje:
Taiomnic R0Aanca Sw.
? Slie7nnmi nhra7ksmi

u ollULutul WI dLAdlul
ma papierze grubym - ola
ka2dego stanu osobny kolor
to ola panieh biafy, ola MO
dziehcow zielony, ola me1atek
czerwony, ola mezczyzn ME
bieski, W okfadce, ma ktorej So
umieszczone uwagi i nauki.
Ola przefozonych dolaczona
jest kartka, ma ktorej jest Is
linij, ably sobie ma niej m6gf(al
zapisat czfonki ROXY j zapfa.
cone miesieczne wkfadki.
nv- Cena 10 ct. Tuzin SO ct. ~W1
Ola sprzedajacych rabat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
SzEWC CzY HA!AD!A

Kamedya W 3 aktach.
Kto przyidzie do teatru, bedzie sic
smia} chotby kamienne mia} u
sposobienie, a piosnki beda spie-
wane tax sliczne, zeby wiecznie sic
je s}uchac chciafo.
Z bedzie Spiewow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-31
Excursions at Half - Rate

Excursions at Half - Rates.
The Burlington will sell tickets from Minneapolis
and St. Paul, and all other stations on its line, at the
rate of one fare for the round trip. for the following
occasions
North American Saonger-Bund Festival at St Louis,
June - to 10. Tickets on sale June II to "a inclusive,
good for return passage until June 10Th.
National Democratic Convention at St. Louis, June
5h Tickets on sale June 2 to inclusive, good for re-
turn passage June s to II.
National Republican Convention at Chicago, June 70.
Tickets on sale June 10 to 19, good for return passage
June 20 TO IS.
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias, at Cincinnati,
June IL to 10. Tickets on sale June s to II. Good for
return passage June IS to 10Th.
Arrangements are now pending for an extension OF
tim on tickets to the Democratic and Republican Com
missions.
For tickets, sleeping-c car accommodation etc. nation
apply to any Agent Of The Burlington.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
JUDGE LAMAR'S CRAVAT.
An Unsuccessful Effort to Make All Umbrella
Cover Serve rs Neckwear.

WAsHINGToN, June l0.-Justice La
mars Observation-Disclosures has long been
a prolific theme with the newspaper
writer's at the national capital. The
last story at Justice Lainar's expense
was that wherein he was described as
vainly attempting to drop a letter in q
fire alarm box. To-day new story is
put in circulation to the effect that 4
few days ago Mrs. Lamar noticed the
Judge standing q much longer time
than usual before his dressing mirror.
AS be is not generally inclined to self
contemplation, save in the philosophi-
cal sense, she naturally asked what was
the trouble.
"Why, my dear, am trying to tie
my cravat, and I can't imagine what is
the matter with it. 1t doesn't seem to
60 just right for some reason"
And it didn't, for the brilliant South
erner had somehow got hold of an UNI
brella cover and was placidly, if not
altogether successfully, endeavozing to
make it do duty as necktie.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
He Remembered.
Howell Courier. |

Many years ago, Mr.. Abram Dodge
of Ipswich, Mass, owned beautiful
horse which was the pet of the family
He was admired by all who knew his
playfulness and good qualifications. In
the summer it was Mr.. Dodge's habit
occasionally to have frolic with his
horse in his barnyard, then let him out
alone, and he would go to the river,
which was about one-third of mile
distant, where he would bathe, then
start for home; his stable was renovated
for him while he was gone, and his
breakfast put in his crib. If he met
his master he would show some coltish
pranks, run for the stable, pull out the
wooden pin that fastened the door with
his teeth. and rush to his manger to
find Lis food. One night the horse was
stolen from the stable. After the eXpi.
ration of sixteen years, Mr.. Dodge was
at the tavern when man drove a horse
up to the door. Mr.. Dodge at once
recognized his horse and told the driver
his reason for believing it to be his; the
man told his story ofwhom he bought
the horse, and that he had owned him
for several years. Itwas finally agreed
that if the horse would, on being taken
to his old stable, go through the habit
of bathing, rolling on the grass, and
pulling the pin from the stable door as
above described, that Mr.. Dodge should
have him. When the horse was let out
into his old yard he viewed the pre-
misses for a moment, then started fol
his old bath tub, then for his green
towel on the common, then to his Ole
stable, pulled the wooden pin, won fol
himself a good meal, and his old master
his favorite horse. These facts are
vouched for by reliable residents OF the
beautiful, picturesque old town, and
show conclusively the long memory O.
our noble animal.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Graded Schools,

We beg leave to join hands most
heartily with Editor Wallace in his adj
vocacy of graded schools for Newberry.
Both on the score of efficiency and
economy, graded schools arc very much
to be preferred to schools still found in
many OF, even the larger towns ofthe
State. The money annually spent for
schools il Newberry, would, we.venture
to say, if applied to a we'll regulated
system Of graded schools, furnish first
class educational facilities to every boy
and girl of proper age in the town, for
ten months Of the year. An extensive
acquaintance with the practical work
ings Of graded schools has led US to the
conclusion that as schools for the masses,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Eoiled Down.

Claus Spreckels was created knight
by the king of the Sandwich Islands.
''Sir George" Pullman is the way Mr..
Pullman may write his name in Italy,
thanks to King Hurnbert.
Mr.. Gwynn, Of San Francisco, had
the title of Duke given him years ago by
the ill-starred MaXimillian of Mexico.
The bar steward of one of the Euro
pean steamers reports that on one trip
from the United States last summer,
his receipts were $500 in seven days.
John Bright's son William has put
his name to memorial signed by l POO
British Quakers protesting against
Great Britain's treatment of Ireland.
Christian X. Ross, the father of the
lost Charlie Ross, seems to have a per-
manent place in the synpathies of his
countrymen, and his movements are
ALWAYS read with interest. He has just
been reappointed master warden for the
port of Philadelphia for three years.
1t seems that Hannibal Hamlin was
much disappointed at not having been
appointed delegate to Chicago. 1t is
reported that he said to a friend that he
would rather wear an overcoat a month
than miss it. The venerable politician
smiles again, however, since he is to so
as proxy.
"The name bandanna,n said book
worm who had been looking up the
subject, twas first applied in the East
Indies, where the fabric first originat-
ed.n Worcester says that it is a kind
of silk handkerchief, or style of calico
printing, in which white or brightly
colored spots are produced on red
ground. 1t is extensively used as a
head gear by the people of warm eli
mates. You will see MeXicans, the
[ negroes of the south, Spaniards and
| Italians wearing them on their heads.
Lady Buchan, whose death is re-
corded at the age of 81 years, was one
of the last surviving persons who had
a distinct recollection of Napoleon the
Great. Her father, Col. Wilks, was
governor of st. Helena in 1915, at the
time of Bonaparte's Punishment, and
: on the term Of his governorship eNpil'
ing Miss Wiias was desirous Of being
introduced t. the eX-emperor. II have
long heard from various quarters Of the
superior eloquence and beauty of Miss
Wilks, but now I am convinced from
my own eyes that report has scarcely
done her sufficient justice" said Napo
leon to her. "You must be very glat
to leave the island" he said. "Oh, no.
SIRE" was the answer. "I am very
sorry to go oaway." "Oh, mademoiselte
I wish could change placesWith YOU
Napoleon presented herwith brace
let in memory Of this visit.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Gold Bugs and Big Bugs at st. Louis.

It is stated that the seventy-five
Democrats from California who attend
ed the St. Louis convention were more
lavish in their expenditures than any
other organization. They reached the
scene of action several days before the
great body convened. They occupied
superb quarters on the ground floor of
the Southern Hotel, and l25 cases Of
chanlpagne-not California cham
paigne, either-were consumed by the
Californlans and their guests in two
days. Tammany Hall, with $50 on the
st. Louis list, spent $4,000 simply in
railroad fare, hotel bills and music, to
say nothing Of the 'opcn house"
luxury. The county Democracy, with
25O cxcursionists, spent $4,000. St.
Louis is said to be nearly half million
dollars richer on account ofthe conven-
ton.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Clips and Slips.

Napoleon at twenty-five commanded
the army Of Italy. At thirty he was
one of the great lawgivers of the world.
At forty-six he was Waterloo.
William H. Seward commenced the
practice of law at twenty-one, and at
thirty-one was president ola State con-
vention, and at thirty-seven governor
Of New York.
Webster was in college at fifteen,
gave earnest of his great future before
he was twenty-five, and at thirty was
the peer of the ablest men in congress.
Washington was a distinguished
colonel in the army at twenty-five,
early in public affairs, commander OF
the forces at forty-three, and president
at ffty-seven.
Christian science has driven Cincln-
natl youhg man crazy. Religion is a
dangerous thing for Cincinnati people
to handle.
According to the Panama Star and
Herald, the work on the Panama canal
is progressing rapidly. The introduction
of locks has lessened the work and the
cost. About 700 dirt cars are running
all the time to carry off the eNcavated
earth. Unless France becomes involv-
ed in a war there is little doubt that
the money needed for the enterprise
will be raised. The friends OF the
Nicaragua scheme do not like to take
this view of it, but the chances are in
favor of the final success Of DeLessep's
project.
Roscoe Conkling never would admit
that Walt Whitman was poet. Mr..
Conkling's judgment rarely led him
astray.
A plant grows in Mixteca, Mexico,
which the natives call the "herb Of
prophecy" 4 dose of it produces sleep
similar in all respects to the hypnotic
state. The subject answers with closed
eyes questions that are put to him, and
is completely insensible. The pathologic
state brings with it kind of prophetic
gift and double sight. Furthermore, he
loses his will, and is completely under
the control of another. On returning
to himself he remembers nothing of
what he has done.