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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-07

Wcale 90 CRY ME ZaprasZa ia
'si dyrektor, tego jedynego
powodu, 2e to go}ysze, cen
tenn ME smierdza. Ztqd ME
moze bye inacze), jak tylko
tax, ze teatr predict podobny
do jakiejs glosne] rozmowy,
kf6tni czy bDaryki W karcz
mie, ani2eh do cry sceniczej.
Tacy amatorzy kompromituiq
metylko siebie, ale autora,
kt6ry sztuczke uapisat.
u tego, ze teatr Jest szko-
Ia dla ogo}u, wynika: ze i
przedmioty W lei szkole wy
kfadane powinny bye zast6so-
wane do potrzeb tego ogofu.
PublicznosG polska skfada sic
przewaznie z robotnlkow, z lu-
du, zatem sztuezki, brane do
polskiego przedstawienia anna
torskiego, powinny bye lu
d 0 w e. Takiemi So n. p.
sztuczka Szeuc / Chra6ia, kto-
rq obecnie drukujemy W VIA
rusle, dalej S | O w i C e k,
NJ I y arr / K o m iniarz,
W e e | e na Pra d II i
k u, A d a m b w a, n a d
B u s e IN czyli przesladowa-
ME Unitow ma Podlasiu in
ne. Take sztuczki, q dobra
obsada, zawsze beda sic pu
blicznosci polskiej W Amery-
ce podobafy, chocby je j W
jedutm. roku W jednem mics :
Gle diva razy powtarzano.
Ale jake to czestos czyta-
my W Psmach polslzich .ogfo
szenia, zapowiadajace odegra-
ME jakiej przetfomaezonej
sztuczki francuskiej lub salo-
novel komedyi Freddy, zro-
zumia]ych ty]ko dla rodak6w,
posiada]qcych pewien stopieh
wyksztafcenia, przez polskich
robotnikow o., ]5t5rzy z pc
wnoscia sa,n: ME wiedzq co
gadaJa! Nova i rugby akto-
row beda talk draznily nerwy
sluchaczy, jak zsrzyt dyamen-
tu, szklo krajacego. Publicz.
nose zaczuie sic nudzlc pnsz-
czona z meczarni, jaka ola
uiej musi bye trzygodzinny
pobyt ma takiem przedstawie-
niu, zlozy Stub, lie wiecej do
taklego teatru ME po]dzie
zona powie me2owi. gdy mu
kto bedzie tkaf w reke ty
lSiet teatralny: Me chodzze
chiopie, VA te komedyq: too
tam same g1upstwv obraza
boska!
Ably sic teatr amatorski u
} da}, Towarzystwo 'rzqdza)qce
powinr. talSze poprzet &c
materyaln'e. W sail, W ktore
maio jest ludzl, Iakos w}asne
s]owo cz1owieka przeraza, ak.
) torzy bedq sic lekali W puste.
: sal; byle jak sztuke odegra.
ia. . nas w Wlnonle zdarzy-
10 sic na ostatnim teatrze a.
: matorskim, urzadzonym prze2
| Polskie Kofko Dramatyczne
re tylko 5 rodzin z tego To-
warzystwa przyby1o ma teatr
9 cho6 zk4dinad troche nap1y.
neio publicznosci grosza, tc
mic mogl skutek bye innyn
jakim by] istctnle, t. j. ze
kolku Dramatycznemu navel
wydane koszta sic ME wrocify
Ma teatr mieG jake take po-
wodzenie zApewnione, powi-
MEN bye ma kaadego czIonka
wlolony obowiazek, kupienia
tylsietu, choGby tylko ia poI
ceny. Towarzystwo, liczace l2(
czlonkow, przez to bedzie mia
10 zapewnionych 80 doIarow
, ma muzyke i dyrektor oraz a
i matolzy 2 lepsza ochota cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-07

waga bedq wstepowali ma see
ne. Przez to zacheci sic tel
tych, co dotad obojetni byli
dla sceny, co bali sic isc do
teatru, chociaz pierwszy raz
przymusowe kupienie tykietu
beda uwa2ali "a przymusowy
pod ltek, p6zniej skoro tylko
zasmakuja w teatrach, chetnie
sam ola sieble i dam swoich
tylSiety beda kupowali.
Teatr bedzie necif tenn VIE
cej, jezeli po MIN urzadzi sic
zabawe taneczna czyli bal, z
dobra muzyka. Mtodziez ju2
dla tel samej zabawy pojdzie
ma teatr, ably tam troche wy
szumiec W tancu, zawiqzac
znajomosci, rozerwa6 sic po-
miedzy rowiennjkalni choGby
rylko zobaczvc drogie sercu o.
svoy. Jak kazde wieksze ze-
branie, tax teatr amatorski,
ma ktory zbieraja sic ludzie
pewnego scislejszego kofa lub
pewneJ narodowosci, posluzy
do spajania c21onkow wiekszej
gromady towarzyskiej lub ma
rodoweog kofa corsz moe
nie) po]acza sic dfonie i serca.
W sprawach mitosnych mfo-
dych ludzi teatr poleca sic ja-
kc nailepsza okazya przyspa-
sabianis maazenstw. Moznaby
pewnie ;.omowiG ze sobq 0
tenn i owen i pizy innych
/ sposohnosciach, n. p. idacz kos
ciofa, ale wtenczas zwykia
dusza "a powaznie nastrojone,
usts nie smia sic otwoyzyc, by
wyjawic skfonnosci serca. Po
teatrze zas, PREY wesofem pla-
saniu gawedzeniu, serca tax
m}odych, jak ich rodzicow ia
kos }atwiej sic odmykaja wy.
nurza1a. talk W y peWnOscia
po kazdym takim balu przynaj-
mniej jedna para sic zareczy
a potem i pobierze. Me ma.ja
sic vice co dasaG ma zaba-
wy teatralne kapfani chicagos'
cy, DO zawsze j dla Mich cos
z tego lSapnie.
Plszqc 0 Sojarzenlu sic pal
maizenskich "a posrednictwem
teatrow, przypomriaiem sobie
wielI1ie zasfugi, jake oddaje
Zwiqzek Kawalerow Po.,skich
spofeczenstwu polskiemu jake
lnstitucya, jeszcze wiscej pc.
pierajaca i przys pieszajqca fa.
czenie mfodych par slubem
ma1zen,bim i'm. Doniesiono M
codopiero z La Sale, Ill.,, we.
sofa nowlre, 2e we wtorek, l.
czerwca poslubi p. f. j. Mul
ke, Sekretarz generalny
Zwiazku Kawalerow Polskich
panne Agnieszke Helster z
Chicago. Stub odbedzie sic W
kosciele sw. Stanisfawa Kost.
XII O godaipie 10 rano.
MECH PAM llulce
W ma25e,ishlej spo7ce,
Bog Sic pod strzeche,
Co rok pocieche!
Takim telegramem mysliI
Wlpszu)e Szanownemu Bratu
Zwlazkowemu i koledze Maj
ster Wia1usa. Gdyby telegra.
my prawdz'we ME byly TAX
drogle, by}by Master Jeszcze
dodal ,,Szczesna planela, lec2
reta! reta. Il Zarzqlu trzecl dc
slubu leci! Damskie atakl da
ia sic W zuakl = .zn'szczq pc
kqsku. =. ratuj sic Zwlazku.!!
Tax jest, plec p'qkna . co.
raz wiekszem powcdzenlem
prowadzi wo)ne z ZwIqzlSlem
kawalerow Polslslch i q CORY
po starszemu jednego po dru.
GIN okuwa W zelazne peta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-07

hymenu. Oby wkrotce cafy
Zwiazex ME skapitulowaf przed
potega spodniczek!. Ale
przeclez, chojby coraz wiecej
zenisv sc czlonkow Zwiqzku
Kawalerow Polsk!ch a aaden
swle2y nie przybywaf, jednak
pozostaliby W MIN kawalero-
vie z tytufu, jakimi obecnie
So trzej pierwsi cz&onkowie "a
rzadu, zachowuiac zaszczytny
przywile) czerstwe) miodosci z
tego samego prawa, z jakiego
n. p. general din,isyonowary
z armil nadal pozostaje gene
ra1em, chociaz tylko poza}suz.
bewym, a]bo jakiego pewna
czesc dawniejszej Rzeczy-pos-
pol1tej Polskiej do dzisiaj zwa-
ma jest przez SWAT naukowy
Krolestwem Polskiem. Zawsze
to milo bye kawalerem chociaz
tylko tytufu urzedu.
Mfodzie2 nasza, ktora przy-
byla z Europy cokolwiek o.
gfadzonq, niechetnie sic gar
ME do cieaklej piracy, gdyz CA
sem NE ma odpowiednich
SIT fzycznych, szczesliwa, je-
zeli znajdzie zajecle w jakim
handln kupieckim, salonie lub
groqerni do sprzedazy. W osa-
dach, gdzie juz jest polski kos-
cio1 niety]ko po]scy businesy-
sci zatrudniajq polskich kler-
kow, ale juz i innonarodowcy
zaczynajq sic "a mimi oylqdac,
ably przywabiac do swoich
SHADOW publicznosc polska.
Niestety TAX wiele mfodych
Po!akow zg1asza sic do ham
dlow, by ich przyJeto jako
pomocnlkow przy sprzedazy,
ze kupcy ME widzq potrzeby
pfacenia i'm wielkich pensyi,
mniemajjqc, ae kazdego czasu,
ma zawo'anle. W mie.jsce jed
nego, dostana drugiego. W
Winonie dosz}o do tego, lie
kuplec majacy plata czess6
dochodow Polakow, smiaE o.
fiarovaG jedynemu swojemu
pofskiemu klerkowi Is dola-
row miesieczuie. Rozumie sic,
IL klerk Ia taka MEDINA prace
ME pracowal, boo tyle musi
zapfacic "a sam sto1. pomiesz-
kauie opranie, 3 III c5z ma
sc ubierac, kad brac ma in
ne niezbedne potrzeby-chyb yba
zeby jedne poi dnia pracowal
a drugie pot chodzii po ze-
brarinie. DowiaduJemy sic, IL
ow niesumienny businessman,
kiedy bieduy klelN dopomlnat
sic wiekszej p}acy, powiedziaf
stsnowczo, lie klerkowi pol.
skiemu W pierwszym roku nj
gdy wiecej ME daje.-Czyz ia.
XII skapiec zasluguje na to, a
by go Polacy poplerali? Jezeli
on chce sic bogaclG ma krzyw-
dzle Pclaka, kt6rzy pilnje
sllmiennle Cd rama do wleczo-
ra dla niego procuje TO niechaJ
Ii polska publicznosc ME da
mu mic zarobic, niechaj 2 da-
Il sk}ad .jego omUja. W Chi :
cago p]acq zrecznemu polsIlie-
falF po'nocn'kow' kupleckiemu
Mocby dopiero swiezo d kra-
Ju prz3Jechaf, przynajmnie.j s.
lV dolarow tygodniowo. lyle
te2 przynajmniej potrzebuje
pomocnlk, ably mogl porzqd =
ME ubrany przychodzic sktadu
i wogole przedstawiaG sic lu-
dzlom .lako porzadny czlowiek.
A u mas? Klcrk musi trzy la
ia pozostawiat W mlejscu, INN
mu zapl4cq s doIarow tygod-
NOVA, W nlekt0rych skla-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-07

zAPIsUJCIE soBIE WIARUsA!
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24
Supplement to
PULLMAN HERALD
UNIONTOWN.

From journal, Nov. -.
Grandma Skeels has sold. within the
past 10 days. so acres Of land to Mr.. n.
Jacobs, ST.. and 240 to that big farmer,
John 2. Kline. Mrs. Skeels has only re-
served 40 acres and the fine house she
resides in adjoining town.
Prof. Merriman. Of Cotton, has, we are
pleased to learn, been employed to teach
the coming fall and winter term of our
public school.
1t is our painful duty to chronicle the
leath Of Annas E. Rogers. aged "a
years, who died on Saturday afternoon
under strange circumstances, as far as is
known to us. As near as We can learn
he was assisting his father hertGng a
band OF 700 sheep belonging to Mr..
Robinson, of Spokane Falls, On Sat
urday afternoon Annas was found in his
cabin, lying on his cot, with his boots
off, and already beyond the power of
speech, and almost dead. AT present
writing there is nothing known as to
whether Annas committed suicide or
whether it is a sad case of accident. The
report is that he used strychnine to poi
son a dead COW which was to be made
food of for the coyotes, and used his
knife in inserting the strychnine, and
that some Of the poison must have adj
hered to the knife, and in cutting off a
chew of tobacco he took enough poison,
with fatal effects.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24

with business houses ana resiuoro
several contracts having already been
n,ado 70 that effect. The lots are now
owned by Pullman men entirely and
thew propose to sell at nominal prices to
oil who who will build on them. 1t is a
IL +hnra IS but little choice be-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24

Auction sale OIIIS 710EIP N
cd at this Office. Or any other BILL
The Tacoma Real Estate journal
observes that "the new town Of Pullman
seems to be going forward RAPIDLY the
present year, putting up fine scnooi
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24
y \

III JUwn lV6"rN' 10 %
here. Some Of these letters are lroin
Dakota and Wisconsin.
The north-bound freight on the n
p was partially ditched last Monday at
a point known as the summit CUT some Oh
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - n
Ct ord second Sundays of each month AT q q. d.
m's' third l and fourth Sundays at p m. SAP
I, every Sunday at u m. prayer meet
mo inc Thursday eve. WIN. Il. PHELPS, pastor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24

~
"A thOrC
principal: "
address the !
An arts
| lows, was IN
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
YssterdaY.s Cour, Record.

CIRcUTr-Ephraim G.. Kenyon VS.. Law
rance Z. Leonard. ct al. trespass; sealed
verdict for plaintiff s2l0; judgment tor
plaintiff $2l0 and costs proceedings stayed
for twenty davs. Summer Barstow vs.
Isssc r. Laraoreaux, repevin; by order OF
court verdict of no cause Of sction; judg-
ment for defendant of return of property
with costs, proceedings stayed for twenty
days William T. Lanoreaux Us. Miles n.
Norton. trespass on the case; sealed verdict
ordered.
SUPERroR-In the matter of the hsbeas
corpus Of Bessie Maud Hastings, postponed
until April II.
PRoBATE-E state of Elizabeth b. Root,
deceased, order ADM ttiDg will to probate,
bond filed and letters issued to Joseph r.
Carey and Joseph F. Carey. Jr., order FOR
hearing claims before court Oct Ober 8. Es-
tate of Christian ). Keller. dece ased, order
allowing executors final account disiribut-
ing estate and discharging executor. Estate
of Hannah H. Bennett, deceased; apprais-
er's war ant and inventory fled. Estate of
Alfred H. Hentix. deceased, executrix $
bond fled and letters issued 10 Eliza Aan
Hsnag. Estate Of Oets Hendrix Boums
deceased; order admitting will 10 probate.
bond fled and letters issued to SeIske
Bouma Estate Of Isaac Phelps, deceased.
petition for assign ment OF day for hearing
executors trst annual account filed: hear
ing May T. Estate of Daniel Murphy. de-
ceased. order appointing Patrick Murphy
administrator.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Mr.. Lockwood. Of this city. and Mrs.
Anderson. of Edgert0n. isft yesterday for
Battle Creek and Detroit on pleasure trip.
Professor Waugh will be the guest Of Dr.
g. n Johnston. Of ta4 Jsserson-sve., dur
ing bis stay ia this city.
Fl q. Eaton. rssi estate desler. has r.-
turned from pleasure trip 20 Chicago much
improved IN health
Hon. "a. Brown. Of Big Rapids. vxs ia
the aty ysxsrdsy on business and pleasure
combined
A. 3 Robinson. Of ia Summer. St. has
gone 20 Coldwsfsr for a short visit with
relatives
y A Fletcher. of the iaw irrn of Fletch-
sr & VANITY, sss IN Niles yesterday on
business
n. T. chase OF Boston. was n the city
yesterday on business and pleasure com
oinsd
Attorney Genera Tsgzsrt Wa in Lansing
yesterday Attending The supreme Court
r " Nisksrn. u Nanissse. wzs in the
city Yesterday. a zusst ~ The Morton.
" Howard returned yesterday rom a
pleasure trip 70 Florida
". 9. Reinbardt Of Chicago. q in The
citY q guest - sxeetz
J r. Davis of Pstosxsv. wss in the citv
Yesterday % business
WI. Miller. Of Cincinnati. is IN the city
stepping Al Sweets
Roru-ro ~. snd sNrs. sssr--a tn
pound boy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
CONDEMNATION SUIT.
Grand Rapids Lansing \ Detroit VS.. Ter
brock.

Grand Rapids Lansing \ Detroit VS.. Ter
brock.
The condemnation suit Of the Grand
Rapids. Lansing & Detroit Railroad against
Gerrit j. Terbrock and . number Of Others,
tenants occupying the building on lot Is,
Ellsworth addition, was heard yesterday ia
the Probate Court. William Alden Smith
aud +. w. Stevens represented the railroad
company. and 5. Wes2elius and K. A. MAY
nArd representing Terbr0ck. TIE case was
tried before jury and occupied nearly al
day. Mr.. Smith was also made a defendant,
he having purchased several mortgages
from parties living in the Old Country. for
for the railroad company. aegrrgating <
81 344. The jury, after deliberating about
an hour. returned a verdict of s., O60, ont of
which sum the mortgages are 10 be de-
Quoted. This sum Is less than
Ferbrock could have got had
be settled with the company.
bat he laid gi eat stress on toe damage that
would result to him from being ooliged 10
move his business. and the jury finally al
lowed him fifty dollars as their estimate cf
what that damsse would oe. Ths case wss
quite botly contested on both sldes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
TrE FlasT K. 1 5 LECTURE.
ssr@s u Dss<4ss Dssersesa - Pref
ts9.as


fae xELsadsnes al tas arsE Of the series Of
lecture meetings of tie kent SeienlEc In.
s1taEe. he'd 81 tie L21aes Literary ClG5
ro0ms. On sasseoo-ss lAsG e.salsg. wss
largely akseadsd 10 consideration Of TIE
nanbsr Of other satsFssiaDsnts ia progress
a. tia sans tins.
Prof ". 5. Vaughn. Of the Michigan
University w2s he sseaksf. aud took for
his subject &c ns. tse cause Of disease
He showed PLAINLY GOV typhoid fs.er. l0ck-
JsN cholera and sxea Cho,srs-lniantum
zee produced oaiy ey the sssclhc
germs OF each. He gave illustrations Oi
several cases q spldsal - of tazse diseases
and explained taaI they we're not directly
caused o. c4J water In pc fecf ora nage.
ths retention 0f eXsrsss IN ths soil. etc. buL
that Shen Ehese conditions existed. when
ths germ came snd MAS deposited it wAs
sure 10 develop. grow snG spread heuoe the
necessity OF eiezallaess pure wafer sud
thorough sewerage. la giving The respec
tive cases Of he prevzlence sn1 mortality OF
diseases. he said that typhoid fever was ten
times more prevalent LhAn chOisra al over
the world and thai the want OF such safe
guards as lie bad pointed out, and the IN
fstuation that people possess IN the
conviction that their well must DO abso-
iutsly pure wes the cause OF 1000 cases
and 60 deaths per year ia Michigan alone.
he claimed that ali wells were dangerous
where there was any possible chance OF
surface or under dr4insge cOmmun cating
with them, and that safety laws only IA
public supply Of pure water and . system
OF complete sewerage.
The next lecture Of the series will be by
Professor WincDell on Friday. April IS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

While sitting in the Police Court ysster-
day afternoon, hearing he case of the Peo-
pie vs. John BOrk, Judge John T. Holmes
received dispatch announcing the death
OF younger brother. Edward j. Holmes,
at DesNoines Iowa, az noon. Ii must have
been after q brief illness, for the last time
he was heard from be was in more than
usually good health. All the dispatch
stated ras that he died at noon. and that
the funeral will be held on Monday next.
EGward J. was q brother OF Judge John
T. and DR.. Ezra 5. Holmes, and was about
81 years Of age. RE went TO Iowa twenty
years ago and settled in Cl int0n county,
where hs practiced law. lie has held sew
ersl Offices in the State, among them Clerk
Of The Circuit Court Of Clinton county. and
Afterwards Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of
the state. Az the time Of his death be was
State Agent for sn Eastern insurance COM
pany. tie leaves wife and one SOD.
groEn I'D and in business in DssAoines-
Mr.. Holmes was here on = visit - his broth
ers some years ago and made scqusinisoces
and warm friends
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
The Sc. Cscilias.

The music of modern composer. was well
interpreted by the performers at the meet
ing of the st. Cecilia Society in Royal
Arcanum Hall yesterday afternoon, and
was enthusiastically received by the
audience. The programme rendered was as
follows
Vocal Welcome to this Place.. Bishop
Mesdames Munson, Leonard, Tucker, Miss
RaynOr.
Violin, grets...........-..... Viextemp5
Mrs Marvin.
Piano. Valse Brilliante ......... Moszkowski
Miss Wsid
Vocal OF Thee Pm Think ng, Margsrita..
Helmuul
Mn. Davis
Reading, Modern Music .............-.....
Mrs. ImmeI
Piano. Ainuet Gavoti Saeus
Mrs. Barahsrt Miss Fitch.
Res.
Vocal on in the Silly Night.................
81. Cecilis Chorus.
Piano. td)-Gondoliera List
pl-Aui Fiugcin Des tes2uges. Aeu-
dels.oh0, Lied Heller
Miss WynkOop.
Vocal Florians Song S o12fd
Ms Cartwright
Piano .Moszko'wsli
Miss Do.bee.
Vocal Ave Maria ..- Sbt
Mesdamcs MuusoD, Leonard, Tucker, MIY
Rsynoi.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Why is cedar always selected as the best
wood for cigar boxesl You might put tbs
question 20 hundred cigar manufacturers
or dealers aud thousands OF smokers, and be-
yond the reply that il is the most suitable
and that cedar is always us,d not one can
tell YOU the true reason Cedar is used be-
cause it is the most porous wood, is eaSily
dried ald can be cut and nailed better and
quicker than hard wood into boxes But the
principal reason is because Of the favor.
which is contained in the essential oil with
which the wood is saturated Tho favor Of
the oil evaporstss freely and has the most
beneficial effect upon any kind Of tobacco
Philadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
THE GATES uNcLAsPEo.

The gates unclasped. the gold elsie ope'd TO her.
She entered trembling, with her white roN
drawn
Across her shoulders, for the winds of fear
Swept DER tho pallOr OF the maiden dawn.
tn faltering steps, she slowly passed her on,
And as she went hand outsped to rest
glowing cluster Of warm roses red
Above the drapery crossed upon her breast.
II vestal robes wine roses on her breast.
She onward sped, WHOM 10, upon her way
sudden light burst brilliant til with hands
Becaspcd before her eyes the dazzling ray
She MD. yet bIazed Il stronger SIN
Her yelled eyes plain caught the high, white
light,
when 10. a darkness swept, she glanced aioft,
Still in the aisle she stayed. but IL was-night.
Pallid she stood, in shadowy robes Of white,
All marble-st.ll; the roses red had paled.
They could not live in gloom, and in dust l.-y
fell
From the proud heights, so late their fragrance
scaled
Bertha May Ivory in Home Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Wee Prssiasne N r shelby. a the o. R.
4 [ Railway returned from Richmond
Yesterday where he. with he ether officers
~ ne road sstsuisd re snrusi nesting a.
tas lssseJ ire The resu,t ~ he neetlog
VS. .hs esecfion q t1s foEawlng cffosrs
President Wm. Parry, ics President "
q Hnehar'. Secretary md Tfissssrrr. J II
p Hsshar1-
The ol3 Rcssf ~ Dirscts-s ws~s siacsai
tonr ~ nsoecfiou ~ the raaa fua foand
the rcad IN exrei leuf condlton
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

There was in Concord an excellent lady n
tho old school, who. having heard Nr En-
ersou's greatness spoken of, said: Yes, AR.
Emerson Is a pretty smart man; be keeps his
head up there in the nooushine. and he savs
things that nobody can understand. and folks
think its wisdom. and be writes Il az down.
and people tuy it q him. bat guess Il bed
a turned bis attention to the butter bsslsess
bed n cot along Just the same" The old
lady meant this ss a compliment. and, 10
doubt, as the world goes. - ought 70 be taken
as ore Boston Trans, ript
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Rouenr rHs EkTlak So

j. W. hAy wsrd, who for many years past
has been connected with the West Slee
Drug store, owned by Mrs. n. PrindiF,
located a. No. IL West Bridge-st.. has pur-
chased the entire stock, and will IL the
future give his persoi al attention 10 pre-
scFiption and the other wants of his many
patrons. lhe ABOVE Viii he very
pleasant information TO the host Of warm
friends that Mr. Hayward has made
By bis uniform courtesy and always happy
nature Mr.. Hayward will incresss the al.
ready large stock OF drugs. toilet articles.
cigars. etc. and cordially invites all both
friends and strangers TO call and see him,
assuring each and every one warm well
come and fair dealing. the number il IL
West Bridg s-st.. corner front-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

And with it the opening at Sxetland's ice
cream psriors. These Spring openings are
always hera ded with delight By the ladies'.
and in iact by all. Mr. Svetiand has newly
q decorated and renovated bis psrlors through
out. and they now present a handsome ap-
pearsnce. To-Day is the time SET for the
Spring reception OF guests. and Mr.. SWEET
land is prepared TO serve ice-cream and
soda 10 ali VINO desire. Lovers Of these
cDlii' z brevities should not fail to attend
{ grand opening OF 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
It's Eastern connections for a series Of semi
monthly excursions to ali points on lis lines
in Kansas and Nebraska. and as far west as
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dIvis-
ION. Tickets for the round trip will be sold
sr the rate of about one limited fare by way
Of all Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days Will be allowed going
and FIVE returning. ara the tickets will be
good for thirty days with stop-oyer privii-
eg within these limits. over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

L1cy Houzhtiing. who was married to
william r. H0aghtling On a sultry day in
Jaly. iss7. ia The township Of Walker only
hvsd with him two months. She gives her
reasons for leaving hin in her biil of di-
vorcs which vas led irI the Circuit Court
Yesterday she SAYS rhas he vas guilty of
extrsrns cruelty oy neaisctinx "a furnish
her home ~ sny Of tie necessities Of llfe.
bus vas spending his money on a Siri
named Darling. wbom be has been iiFl1g
With. lucy SAYS thsf she bad 60 20 home
ard i've 9ifa her father AMI hat William
instead of supporting Der, cane ard bor-
rowsd money from her sud fsilei % pay it
hart
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

SquiFes Orchestra have plsyed for series
OF parties for the Rockford dancing club
once in two weeks since October last. and
under the manRgem ut OF J. Colby and T.
Y. Macarthur they have been a grand sue
cess, having been attended By $50 couples OF
the very best people of Rockford and
vicinity. And as an appreciation Of wha.
the Orchestra have done towards sustaining
these parties, they tender them cOmpli-
mentary benefit Friday evening. April l3,
which will be the last Of the season.