davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Bandyta anarchiStyczny.

Co Zaw isza napisa4 W
swojem pismidle W ubieg}ym ty-
godniu o nizej podplsanym jest
cd q do z zmyslonem wierutnem
k}amstwem i W krotkosci moze
mi %pozwolicie, Drogi Ma]sterku,
wyt}umaczyc sig pred ogoIem,
ktory mnie dobrze INA, re nikomu
krzywdy ME wyrzadzifem.
w listopadzie 1887 r. p. u a.
w isza napisaf do mnie bardzo
%obszerny list z propozycya, abym
mu redagowa} CT. Wohny. Odpo-
wiedziafem ma to, re ME moge po-
zycyi tel przyjac, ale lutym
czyli W poczatkach marca br. u
godzllismy sic listownie, re nam
bye korespondentem Clevelandz-
kim i zarazem agentem Ct. VOL.
Redaktorem ME chciafem bye.
Tymczasem p. Zawisza bez mego
zezwolenia wydaje buffalowski CT.
VOL. z Clevelandzka data i og}a-
sza mnie redaktorem i rzadca.
Kiedy wiec tax przymusowym spo-
sobem musia}em bye odpowie-
dzialnym redaktorem G{osu Wolne-
go, chcia}em najprzdd najprawic
to co p. Zawlsza narobif W
Clevelandzie, podczas jego pobytu,
ii. napisa}em artyku}, re szko}a
koscio} ME SO W takim zsym sta
ME, jak je przedstawiono. to ma
turalnie okropnie sic p, z. ME po-
dobafo i chod umiescil z ,obcinka-
mi" mojq korespondencya, napi-
sal do mnie obszerny list, zadajac
o, abym napisaf ar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14
N~iespodzianka.

Przychodzac do handful, ME
zasta} nikogo wiecej, procz swej
boginii panny Vinandi. Zaraz ma
wstepie jego po}owica oznajmi}a
mu, IL byi tn ktos, co sic Z MIN
chce widziec i re przybedzie o
siodmej godzinie.
Pan Ignacy, zapaliwszy swieze-
go papierosa, przeszedf sic razy
kilka pc sklelie i nucac sobie
marsylanke" wzia} jeden numer z
dziennikow trancuskich, lezacych
ma stole. -Ledwie pre- rza} pierw-
sza stronnice teg6z, otwieraja sic
drzwi i wchodzi mezczyzna sred-
mich lat, ogorzafej Gerry, ma twarzy
noszac Shady cist, zadanych praw-
d%opodobnie pafaszem. Przyblizyw-
sly sic do sto}u, zazada} cygar, a
w~ybrawszy sobie jedno, zapali} ia
kowe, przyczem, jakby cd niechce-
MIA, zapyta} czyby ME mog} wi
dice sic 4 panem Paw4owskim.
Pan Ignacy ME namyslajac sic,
%prezentuje mu sic jake Ignacy Paw
}owski.
= Ignacy Faw4owski!. -
Przepraszam pana. Czy Pan ME
mla}es krewnych przypadkiem W
Krolestwie Polskiem.
- TAX, Panic dobrodzieju, =
i bradzo wielu.
= Czy by}bys pan faskaw wy
mienic mi kilku z Jego familii?
= z najwieksza przyjemnos-
cia! Ojciec moi nazywa{ sic Apo
linary Pawfoski. Matka ma Doro-
ia 4askawco e-e-e- Dorota z Chy-
trowlcz6w Paw}owska. Mego OLGA
Ojciec a moi dziadek, panic dobro-
dzieju, Kalasanty Paw}owski. Mo
jego dziadka ojciec Wawrzyniec,
IONA jego Leokadya.
Oszczedz sobie Pan imiona
kobiet, mnie sic rozchodzi o gene
racya meska.
= Mezka }askawco! meska e.
e-e-. Moi stryj Hilary W pierw
seem ma}zenstwie poja} "a iona Te
resa 2 Papugalskich, W drugim za'
Weronike z Przepiorzyhskich Paw
4owska.
- Nieznajomy do siebie: =
Ten albo kpi sobie re mnie, albe
o droge pyta, potem gfosno: =
Prose-, NOV Pan dalej!
-Moje ciotka, panic dobrodzie
ju, Agata z Kretackich Paw}owsk'
miaia dw6ch syn6w. Jednemu by}'
imie Polikarp. drugiemu zas Sym
plicyusz, panic dobrodzieju, In
stronie: Iluz ia mu nam ~jeszcz
swietych wymienieD gfosnc: - Mo
drugi stryj-swiec Panic duszy je
go! - Nicefor pojai 20 zone Pru'
dencyannie z Kufelkiewiczow Paw
iowska. u to miaf czterech syno,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14
BOHATER
GARWOLINA
Opo0iadanie prowdSiwych acyaa.
rze1 40 ziemioch polshich, S=cojca-
ryi / ~ 44meryce.
prZeZ
Joseta tabecklego.
Tom III.
(Clag dalsAy).
T0nlH.
(Cl9e, aalszy).

70 odeJsclu Wlncentego lgna-
cv zostaf ma chwilke sam w pokoju.
Patrzcie, pahstwo, TAXA
bieda, MEDIA, zeby i siekiera ME
uciq}, a jake to honoroMe ha!
Ia! &C to "a ludzie, co "a ludzle.
Brak ~jeszcze tego, by co rano o
piatej godzinie, ma pierwsza msze
chodzili a potem to ich i kanoni-
zowat ME potrzebujq, "a zycia
%zostana swietymi-laskawco! Wolf
suchy chleb jesc i dziurawych
butach chodzit, anizeli w uczciwy
sposob kilka tysiety frankow FARO
bic. [ oni krzycza, re So poste-
powymi Zacofancami fanatykami,
}askawco i niczem wiecej! Ale tru-
dino, to %jeszcze by1o ma}o w swie-
Gle, czuc go %jeszcze prowincya, to
sic tez ME wiele MONA spodziewat.
Ale ia 4 niego zrobie, }askawco,
czfowieka e-e-e! = no! ho! - Ale
prawda! 0 si6dmej mia} przyjSc
jakis Jegomo$t do Interest,". Trzeba
sic bedzie zebrat. Wineenty wspo-
minaf, IL ME wyglada na zebraka
moze by sic da3o co zrobic. A me-
re by go MONA tax wciagnqt ma
,,sztosika" faskawco, e-e-e-.Oj, byl-
by to bal, panic d~obrodzieju! Ha,
zobaczymy! Badz, co badz, jezli
ma pieniadze, to ME wyjdzie ma
sucho! Me nazywa}bym sic Sill
wihski = przepraszam, chcia}em
%powiedziec Pawiowski. - Ale to
juz w pol do si6dmej, trzeba Use
przekonat sic, czy to co warte hub
ME. - To m6wiac, zamkna} drzwi
ma klucz i wyszed}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

i dwie' c9rki In. stronie: mysle do
syc .bedz;e szescioro) gtosno: =
Najstarszy by} Pankracy, potem
Bonifacy, nastepnie Dezydezyusz,
a najm}odszy by} Cyryak. Cork:
Zuzanna i Bahama. Zuzanna wy
sz}a "a MAJ "a jednego Z obywateli
ziemskfch, "a niejakiego pana Chry-
zogona Cyferkiewicza. Bahama zas
wyszfa "a pisarza prowentowego
Eliziego Nahajkowskiego. Cyferkie-
wlcze mieli trzech synow i jedne
corke, a mianowicie: Engelberta,
Rutina i Ambrozego, corke Tekle.
Nahajkowscy zas miell dw6ch
synow i try cork, Cypryana i Re-
mlgiusza, cork: Ma}gorzata, Petro-
nella Konstancya On. str. jak b.
ga kocham, tax juz wiecej ME pa
mletam swietych.) glosno, Otto ca
Ia generacya mel familil, panic
dobrodzieju e-e-e-.
Nleznajomy n. stronie: - | Z
kalendarza wiecej by ich ME wy
wisha} g}osno: - Wiec w Pan-
skiej familii ME mieliscie jana
krzysztofa Paw4owski!
= Jan Krzysztof. Jan Krzy-
sztof Paw}owski (namyslajac sic
chwilke) = TAX, panic Dobrodzie-
ju cree teraz przypominam So
bic. Mojego OLGA dziadka wnuk
nazywa} sic Jan Krzysztof. Prawda,
faskawco, teraz przypominam So
bic e-e-e uczciwa dusza, a jaki
rebacz, Panic Dobrodzieju. a clio
wick z}oto 1askawco, SERGE iak
ma taleizu, ale lubiaf czasem, pa
ME dobrodzieju (nasladujac reka
gaszenie pragnienia) Co! Krzyszto-
ia, robisz, asandziej nafogowym, a
tego mosci dzieju juz "a wiele! ia,
ia, W Gale tego ME powiedzia}em,
}askawco, zeby on by} nafogowym,
ale widzi pan dobrodziej przeciez
kazdemu Z mas COS chybia, tax
tez krzysztof, }askawco, lubial
sic czesto zabawic w towarzystwie,
PREY tenn karty, vino, kobiety.....
e-e-e- wcale mu by1o do smaku.
= A! Co mi tam waszec be
dziez glove zawraoa1, ia 4 ca}ej
tel gadanlny jego wnosze, IL wca-
lie krewnym Krzysztofa Pawfowskie-
ME %jestes, a tenn mniej mego przy-
%iaciela Znasz. = Ale jezeli w ko-
mu czego brak, to waszmosci czy-
stego sumienia, DO tylko ma was
spojrzet, q juz oczy ma dol spusz-
%czacie, jakbyscie sic s}onecznych
prominent obawiali. Zreszta widat z
jego tizyognomii, re i asandziej "a
ko}nierz ME wylewasz.
Pc tych s}owach nasz niezna-
jomy odwr6ci} sic Cd w4asciciela
Interest,", a ~spostrzeg}osy mnie ma
uboczu, zapyta1, czybym tez byf
Polakiem. Pc przedstawieniu mu
sic, zawiazalismy Z sob2 konwer-
sacyq, i w kr6tce dowiedzia}em
sic, IL to bardzo zaeny cz}owiek
pan N. 4 Kieleck;ego, 4 Kr6lestwa
Polskiego. Nasza rozmowe atoli
przeriwa}o przybycie ~swiezego Cos
cha, ktdry zapaliwszy cygaro, wpa-
trzywa} sic W fzyognomia naszego
w}asciciela.
(Ciaag dalszy nastqpi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14
TO

Llcz6; m1eauo1nako5w W Bray.
Iii %jeszcze dotychczas wynosi
do $4,000 glow; pod1ug sta
tystyki urzedowej, stosunek
ludnosci niewolniczej 10 VOL
mel jest jak l do IA.
Stuletu;a matrona. We wsi
Polnice W okolicy W1odzimie-
RIA wofyhskiego zgasta W re-
szfym miesiaciu pc krotkiej,
parogodzlnnej zaledwie choro-
| bic, sp. Matylda z Niemys]ow-
skich Raczyhska, wdcwa pc
b. marszalku szlachty.
Nieboszczka do&yfa pozne.
go wieku, urodziia sic BOWEN
roku 1857 W Potoku, W ow-
czesnem wojewodztw'e snndo-
mlersk'em, gdzic ojclec .jej hyf
czesuikiem. Dziecinne lata
m}odej Matyldy upamietnily
sic glosnym wypadkiem, kto-
ry wywo}at urazenie nietylko
W kraju, ale i "a granica. -
Kiedy d~ziewczynHa miala Z
lat wieku, porwali ia cyganle
mloda Matylda Nlemysiow-
ska, z .iraju wywieziona, 20
stafa sprzedana wedrownej tru,
pie cyrkowej a jak ich wow
czas nazywano ,,hecarzom",
pod dyrekcyq slynuego akro-
baty saltoriniego.
Paastwo Niemyslowscy, pc
zniknieciu corki, Jedynaczki,
piebo ziemie poruszli, ably
dziewczynke odnales6. Ogfa-
szano sowite nagrody, rozsyfa-
no poszukiwaczy, lecz ma slad
dzlewczynki ME natradono. -
Dopiero w pie6 lat pozniej
schwytanl zostali czlonkowie
tel samej handy cyganow, kt6-
70 porwa}a Matylde, / zeznali,
re dziewczynka zosta1a spree
dana Saltorinlemu. - Pc ia
klein wyjasnieniu poszukiwa-
Ma okazaiy sic fatwiejsze i
Matylde juz jake wyGwiczona
akrobatke rodzlce odebrali.
Jak porwanie mfode; Me
mys}owskieL tax i odnalezie-
ale jej az W. Neapolu, obu-
dzifo wszedzie ogromna sensa-
eva. Sp. haczyhska miafa
osm cocek i trzech synow,
lecz tax meza, zmarlego pred
80 laty, Jak i ~wszystkie die
CT przezyfa. Przez ostatnie la
ia sedziwa matrona przemiesz-
klwafa w domu prawnuka,
wfasciciela Polnic, p. Krzysz-
tofa Raczynskiego.
P12ec1vho kolce u koni z do.
brym skutkiem uzywany by
wa wyskok z cebull z nile
klein. Wyrabiany bywa w ten
sposob, lie 10 do II cebul 90
tu]e sic w litrze mleka przez
ka godzln, poczem sic cebula
wyc'ska i piyn wlewa w bu-
telke, W kt6rej mocno zakor-
kowany utrzymuje sic dobrze.
Choremu koniowi dale sic
cwierc do pot Ultra wypi6,
wyclera 90 przytem w;echciem
przykzywa we1niana dera.
Pomaga to lekarstwo "a pierw.
seem u2yciem.
Po5ytecsmy wynazazek. Ma led
mem ostatnich posiedzeh
Towarzystwa in3ynierow ber-
llnskich przedstawlono model
elektrycznego przyrza1u sy-
gnallzu]acego powstrzymuja-
cego motor parowy, w razie,
Jezeli W fabryce robctnik 20
stanie pociagnlety pasem,
sckwycony trybami i t.. D.
Pszyr7ad ten jest wynalazkiem
znanej firmy Siemens i Hal
ske. Malta baterya elektryczna
dOstarcZa Sta}epo nradk,, L4s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

popycha ludzi W gruncie debrych
ma droge o%dwodzaca Cd rrawa i
prawdy a wiodaca donieprawosci.
-lLajstcr.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

A' "VN'oiiAo ~ II. IL Vdai1-
tad pisa}em do niego, re Toledzia-
ME mysla O za}ozeniu novel ga
zety; powt6re kiedy przyjecha4em
DO Buffalo, to PREY swiadkach mo-
WHEN mu, re W Toledo chciano
mnie z~aangazowat do redagowania
proponowanej gazety, a wiec kfa-
mie p. H., re sic dowiedzia1 0 tenn
dopiero w Detroit. Re on wiedzia}
o tenn wszystkiem dobrze, to maj
leplej stwierdziG moze jego list,
plsany do mnie do Cleveland pc
powrocie,-w kt6rym obiecuje mi
wieksza pensya i rrosi, abym
przyjechaf do Buffalo.
Nastepnego zaraz dnia pc mo-
jem przyjezdzie, p. Zawisza wyie-
chat do Detroit, pozostawiwszy
mnie W Buffalo, gdzie ME obezna-
ny by}em ami 4 miastem, ami re
stosunkami; do tego zecerzy ME
byli wyp}aceni ami komorne,-ani
papleru ma gazette ME by}o "a co
kupic. Musialem vice dzien i noe
pracowat, ably ME pozwoliG gaze
Gle upast; w dzien chodzi1em a.
nonsy zbierat, q W nocy pisa4em
do gazety hub czcionki musiafem
stawiac.
Gdym pisa1 do Detroit do p.
L., ably powr6ci}, to wcale ME cd
powiada4. To vice mnie zirytowa-
10 i skoro powrocil do Buffalo, za~
zada}em obrachunku. A jake re-
zultat tego wszystkieyo mann re
wers ma dol. 71.11.
Chcia1bym, ably p. z. og}osif
obrachunek originality, to by sic
kazdy p%rzekona1, re biletow kole-
jowych ME zuzy4em ina swoje in
teresa" i re by4em jego najwier-
niejszym robotnikiem.
re cafy artykuf jest zmy<lo-
mem kfamstwem najlepiej dowodzi
to, re ami AZ dolar6w (ani navel
AZ centow) ma podr6z do Chicago
mi Mkt ME daf W Toledo, ami tez
ME kupl}em zadnych czcionek W
Chicago. Taxa sp61ka akcyjna, 0
| jakiej Zawisza pisze, wcale tam ME
i%stnieje. Ami p. Derdowski ami ia
nigdy ME mielismy zamiaru ami
potrzeby krasc czcionek i Mkt tez
mas o to ME posadza4. Ale to Jest
faktem dObrze znanym.
ze ZaWjSza ukradf czcion-
Xxi ks.Klawiterowi i byfby
dis "a kratkami, gdyby ME dobro-
ezynnosG tego duszpasterza.
Zawisza, jak mi sic sam zwie-
rzy4, pope}nif kilka morderstw w
EuropieC!N i ola tego zmieni} swe
nazwlsko,- by} fabrykantem bomb
dynamitowych, DO by1 cz}onkiem
Komitetu wykcnawczego partyi
anarchistycznej W Austryi Go
przeciez W oczach abywatela A. P.
ME powinno bye zbrodnia.-Mqjster. }
Jest on W prostej linii skojarzony
ze Sliszem i trzymaja sic obaj tel
polityki, re eden chce 49,
brabiac" lie d o w i k 9 w, a
d1ugi pra ktyczny 6 h
k a t k 9 w.
D~oprowadzi} on swojq gazeta
do najpierwszych zaburzeh W Gle
velandzie i niewinnie szarpa}
imie ks. Wieczorka Toledo, a
ME chcia& nigdy umiescic obrony,
ami sprostowania cd strony obra-
zonej. Uciek1 on z Clevelandu ME
zap}aciwszy "a sto}owanie sic. Oak.
re mia} zap}acit, kiedy ME mia1
czem. - MG)SteT.) On sam najle-
piej vie, re jest n........ stworze.
MEM, jake ziemia Amerykanska
cierpliwie musi nosie.
A. Parysso.
(Troche "a ostrej tabaki ma.
proszyliscie, szanowny obywatelu
correspondence, W nos dawniejsze.
90 swego chlebodawcy. Umiesci-
lismy Wasz list ola tego, re cieka.
we ods}ania fakta, ale znowu te,
60 ME wicrsymy,by ob.Zawisza byl
takim zfym czfowiekiem, jak &c
nam przedstawiacie. Ma j Zawisza
swoje dobre strony, ale bieda psu,
je nailepsze charaktery i nieraI
, 1888-06-06
THE FLORA OF CHILE.

At a recent meeting of the Academy of
Sciences in San Francisco Mrs. DR.. Curran
read a paper on ''COmpariSOn of the FlOras
of California and Chile" In the opening
remarks she said: "The Republic of
Chile, connected by an unbroken coast
line, lies to the southeast of us, and at dis
lance of more than One-ffth of the earth's
circumference Its geographical situation
is similar to our own. 1t is on the western
slope of a chain of mountains which is
practically continuous with our Rockies. 1t
extends over the same degrees of latitude
in the southern hemisphere as California
in the northern. 1t possesses a similar
climate, though naturally its seasons are
the direct opposite of ours. The unbrOken
coast line would at first glance seem to &C.
count in some measure for very numerous
genera and species, either Identical or
closely related in the two countries. This
line, however, leads through the tropics,
where all our species and most of the gene
IN disappear. Accepting as most Of us do
the Darwinian theory of the origin of the
species we can hardly bring ourselves to
believe that in Such widely separated dis
tricts parallel lines of evolution have result
ted in the production of many identical or
closely related species. The intervening
tIOIlNO olCIpONO Wy SINNhbNi'J VI NhJ 49,
Sibility of progressive invasion. The theO-
~ of u different plane of the ecliptic, which
has been advanced to account for various
phenomena, cannot serve in this case, for
even if established the change took place at
so remote a time that great divergence of
species would have occurred. There re.
mains to us the theory of communications
1t has Teen the custom for some to attri-
butte the presence of certain plants along
the coast to Introduction in the wool of
sheep, the cargOeS of wheat and the ballast
of ships. This brings to the particular in
Quiry. in which we are at present concerned
how did these plants scatter themselves in
former ages? We shall have to InterrOgate
the meteOrOlOgiSt and ask him for a
chart of the currents of air, the course and
extent of great storms, the possibility of
one little frOllcSOme wind after another
carrying seeds and even plants in their
course. We must learn also the length of
time that vitality remains in different seeds
when immersed in sea water and the course
of ocean currents. We must ask the migrate
ry birds what seeds they carry adhering to
their feathers or buried in their soft down.
When these questions are satisfactorily
answered we shall have made a fair be-
ginning in our search"
Mrs. Curran then, by means Of eight
cards of mounted specimens, deScrib-
ed in a technical manner the Won
derful similarity of Californian and
CHILEAN fora, and concluded her paper by
saying "In making this short notice |
have wished to call the attention of
botanists to the danger of naming species
here without due consideration of such as
may be found in other parts of the world,
but particularly Chile. There are many
persons who believe, or at least act as if
they believe, that W plants or two in
sects found a few hundred miles apart are
necessarily distinct. "-PanGmG Star d
, 1888-06-06
Van Brake,
Translation.
Publication.

UT is hereby made known that
- leave of absence for 1 year, to
be reckoned from the 9th June next,
has been granted to the Collector Of
Customs at Frederiksted MI. L..
RICHTER, and that Royal Clerk
KNUDSEN has been appointed to
act as Collector Of Customs and
Postmaster at Frederiksted, during
Mr.. FIGHTERS absence.
The Government of the Danish West
Indian Islands, st. Croix, the 31st May 1888.
@. II. ARENDRUP.
Van Brake.
, 1888-06-06
I>OTICE.

SYROM the LIST August next, 3
CD free scholarships will BIS vacant
in Mr.. STEWARDS SCHOOL,
applications for which, addressed to
vic oUyUILlnUnu VI Ul4o Do,;,b Wos+
India Islands, will be received az 0llc
School Boards Officein Christiansted
up to the end of the month of June.
st. Thomas, the Goth May 1888.
O. F. BACHE.
, 1888-06-06
~ekjendtgiorelse

SAET bekjendtgj0res her#ed, at
60 Rejsetilladelse for l Aar fra ste
n. M. at regne er bleven tilstaaet
T~oldforvalter L. RICHTER, og at
Kgl. Fuldmegtig KNUDSEN er
bleven constituent til under Herr
FIGHTERS Fraverelse at fungere
SON Toldforvalter og Postmaster i
Frederiksted.
Gouvernementet for de dansk vestindiske
Der, st. CrOix den Site Mai 1888.
G.. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1888-06-06
Wednesday, the
Goth June

next at 3 O'Clock P. M, in order to
decide upon the question, whether
A CLAIM reported to the Dealing
Court and based Oh an Indemnity
Bond giving mortgage in movables,
but issued at a period less than 6
weeks before the Bankruptcy occur
red, shall be acknowledged as a legal
mortgage claim or not.
Christiansted'S Dealing Court Office, st.
Croix, the 10Th May 1888.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1888-06-06
N 7 G E.

THE CREDITORS in the Bank
rupt Estate of MI. JOSEPH
ALFRED BRULEY, retailer, are
hereby invited to attend a meeting,
to be held at the undersigned
Office ON
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-06

John Robinson, brother of T. n poh;,
son saddler in this city, while on, r;ding on
Saturday in one horse cart bolt eavs
| way aud threw him front OF the cart nd.
the horses heels. iniicting severe ;ninrs.
about the face and one leg of the unfortun.
ats man. The horse evidently kicked him
The wound was an ugly one, iaccratiup the
tesh from the nose to the ear, but no bones
were broken, and he is now doing as we'll
as could be expected.
We have not received mail from Colfax
for several days, nor do we get mail from
Spokane Falls. We are told that the mail
has been discontinued between Colfax aod
Lewiston. also shat all mail natter aching
Genesee BY rail, there stops, and that no
mail matter Is now carried between Mos.
COW and Lewiston. The Coltax, Moscow
aud Eehesee papers do not reach US. This
he great deprivation to many. We hope
this cefect in the mail service will soon be
rtmedied.
Martin Collins Of the firm of Benson l.
collins, OF Warrens, arrived on Friday
lie reports that about SO white men and
lou Cinnamon will winter there that Geo.
heiooldt has been working outside his
nihe the Little Giant, preparatory for the
| winter, and that he has now gone to work
| on the inside with good shift of five men
with as promising prospects as before. n
B. and s. A. Wiley will work on the "
Is. Knott, Ike Orcott, Helm and others or
the old Washington ledge, and johnson and
Others on the Nayhower. Several other
Lodges will be opened up aud worked during
the winter, and that the outlook for the
coming summer is better than has been for
years past. The time is not far distant
| when the 'old Warrens camp" as it has
been termed for the past dozen years, will
| far excel any yet discovered. Give them
a wagon road from this side, and you will
then see the benefit derived for our section.
Our people should interest themselves in
this matter more than they do and take
some steps to get a road to that section
| even if does cost Q few dollars
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-06

The Oregonian's weather prophet ap-
preheuds hard winter and gives the
following as reasons:
"But few furs have been offered in
this market as yet. Dealers are paying
the prices Of last season as there will be
no change till after tho February sale in
London which fixes prices tor the world.
There are but few beaver skins coming
in for which So 50 per pound is paid.
Coon skins are more numerous and bring
fifty cents, and there are also quite a
number of mink skins which bring from
twenty-five to forty cents. There have
been larger number of sea otter skins
received than for several years past; aud
some OF them are very iue. Dealers say
all the furs received so far are of'exellcn,
qualty, from which they conclude that
We are 20 have hard winter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| Jessie Moore Whiskey, Of 1882, for sale At
the o. r. j N, Exchange. Call in and
sample 1t. If
If you want good steel engraving cheap,
call at this office and you can get it.
| New Orleans Molasses ON draft at s.
Wildenthaller's. by the quart or gallon. II
Go to H. K. Barnett for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
| The best assortment OF clocks In Lewiston
can be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
Brighton Range is first class, and the best
range in the world. Bunrell has 1t.
| Good lead pencils for rs cents per dozen,
envelopes Cents bunch at 1samars q Co.'S
H. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon, in this citvs
Bunnell keeps . full line Of all kinds Of
stoves. If you need = stove or house fur.
nishing goods. will save money by calling
on him. Bar iren Of assorted sizes for sale
cheap
We hope to see every Que who lives in
in the next thirty days. We will show
you something new and nice.
IsAMAN 4 Co. 6-tf
A very complete line Of plush goods have
arrived at Isaman b Co. Call and see their
novelties. 8-tf
School books can be purchased at J. @.
Monkeys cheaper for cash than at any other
place in the city. -
Best values always given, in Pianos
Organs, Sewing Machines, Books. Station
ary, wall Paper &C.. At G. A. Thatsher's.
No new Piano Or Organ has been sold by
anyone else here, for SEVERAL years. that
he would not have sold for from $50 to
$500 less than paid for it, Good Organs
and Sewing machines to rent. r2f
will sell tho abovs.naxne Jack for cash
on reasonable time, with good security, or
trade him for brood mares. This is the
only thoroughbred Mammoth Kentucky
Jack in this country. Call on or address
FELIX WARREN, Lewiston, Idaho.
/ GOOD COOKS BUY PURE EXTRACT
OF LEMON FOR 81. A PINT. AT MOX.
LEY'S DRUG STORE. OF
If you want to borrow money 90 e 8. 8
Rogers and get it At ten per cent. lott
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-06

IMPROVEMENT OF THE SNAKE.-Maj
Jones, United States engineer, returned
yesterday from Riparia, where he went
to inspect the progress made in the i'm.
provement of Texas rapids. lie reports
that the force of twenty men employed
there are getting along very we'll with
the work. 1t is not possible as yet to
state what amount Of the obstruction has
been removed. The depth Of the water
in the rapids was ascertained before the
work Wa. begun, and after the blasting
is completed the depth of the water will
be sounded again, and it will require
considerable Office work to show the
amount Of rock removed. 1t is not
likely that work at Texas rapids will be
completed this tall, as ice will soon begin
to run in the river and the blasting scow
will be moved down to Pine Tree rapids,
where worke will be carried on mnch
later in safcty.-Oreyonian.