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The Butler weekly times., 1888-12-12
help. which some of the men SER

help, which some of the men ser
wants quickly answered.
| 4 sort OF melee commenced.
There was scene of confusion by
the little chapel door Pistol shots
rang out on the still night air The
women in attendance shrieaed and
ran through the garden. The priest
| who stood unmoved in the chapel
door, shouted in vain to be heard
above the din.
In the height of it all, Leo with
severe wound in his left arm, re-
ceivtd he scarcely knew how, cut
his way out, dragging Col. Fernan-
dez prisoner still with him. Tula
Velasquez and Lola, her maid, were
near him and the other Americans
soon came after, bringing the two
officers that had been captured.
Here through the garden to yon
grove" whispered Tula to Leo, tive
shall find horses there for our escape
Go not by the front entrance, as sol
disrs left on the plaza by Col. Fer
nandez will again oppose U.S.
It required little time to reach the
grove pointed out by Tula Valesquez.
As she had promised, they found
their horses ready for them. Rela,
with the assistance of her lover, one
of the ranchero's servants. had at
tended to that part. They soon
mounted and started briskly away
through the grove, the shouts of the
Mexican soldiers, who were trying
to find their route of escape, ringing
in their ears.
When at last their trail was dis
covered the Mexicans gave them 4
hot chase for some distance. But
they had the prudence to rellnqulsh
the pursuit, as they were being
drawn within short way from
Juarezs camp.
Leo and his companions dashed
into camp, where the lovely Tula
was placed under the charge of
Eznaldo, and the prisoners surren-
de ed to Juarez himself, who found
in Col. Fernandez a foe whom he
long desired to capture.
Leo Gordon's wound was 40 OBJ
stinate i'll healing that he was com
| PEELED to leave the service. Before
he had quit Mexico, he SAW Tula
Velasquez and Eznaldo happily made
one. Three years after. when Leo
| returned to visit his friends III Mex
leo, he met Eznado's handsome and
| accomplished sister Valletta. A love
sprang up between them and they
| We're soon married, Leo bringing
his bride to dwell Oh the banks of
the Pearl. rl.-Yankee Blade.
The Butler weekly times., 1888-12-12
Consumption Is on the Increase.

From recent statistics it appears that
consumption is on the increase through
out the western states. The principal
cause, it is stated, is due to neglect OF
common Coughs and Colds. It is the
duty OF all persons whether OF delicate
or robust health, to have e remedy at
hand at all times in readiness, and a
cough cr cold NAV be broken up before
it becomes seated. BILLIARDS HORE-
HOUND SYRUP will cure any cougt,
except iE the last stages of consumption
A stitch III time saves nine. Always
keep 1t in the house. Pyle Il CrunleT
agent.
The Butler weekly times., 1888-12-12
enSue.

English Spawn Liniment removes al!
Hard, Soft, or Callouscd Lumps and
Blemlshes from horses, Blood SPAWN
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stit1es, Sprains
Sore and Swollen Throat, Ceug hs, Etc.
Save $50 BY use of one bottle. Warrant.
ed. old by w. J. LAssDowS. Drug.
glist, Butler, Mo. S-iYr.
The Butler weekly times., 1888-12-12

i" IT'S nothing but a cold -
They say ' Twill very soon wear off,
Alas, the story old!
The hectic cheek, the failing strength,
The grief that cannot save,
Aud life's wan fame goes out, at lenght,
In a consumptive's grave.
If persons would use DR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery, when If.
ritation OF the lungs is indicated by
a cough, it would be an easy matter
to avert consumption. Be wise il
time.
The Butler weekly times., 1888-12-12

Rheumatism and Neuralgia cured in
to ; DAYS for = cents by Detchon's s
"Mystic Cure" Do not suffer and waste
money on other remedies. This abso
lutely never fails. Sold by w ]. LASs
DOWN, Druggist, Butler, Mo. Som.
The Butler weekly times., 1888-12-12
of the poor, unhappy,
TuLA VELAsQUEz.

have horses ready IN tue grove De
yond the garden, and we beg to fly
under your protection to that of my
noble Eznaldo. lula Y.
Leo read the letter through sev.
eral times, then he soliloquized to
himself:
"Tula Velasquezl And this girl
who appeals to us for assistance is
the very same Of whom I have heard
my friend Eznaldo speak SO often in
such lofty praise. Verify, it is all
so strange. But 1 ain willing to take
any risk to protect a lady from such
an unwelcome fate as a forced mar
riage. This is promise of adveu.
ture,' and he reused his sleeping
comrades and read Tula's letter to
them.
The party was composed of young
men of adventurous spirits, and
most Of them knew the handsome
Eznaldo in Juarez's army, and We're
ready to engage in any combat or
undertaking, however daring, if in
SO doing they could serve that
young officer or the girl he loved.
Accordingly, they made all things
ready, and waited for the hour of 10
to roll round.
Leo was on his watch at the win.
dow, and when at last he beheld the
bridal party moving swiftly and 81
lently as spectors toward the chapel
he gave the signal to his companions
to follow him. They fed orderly
out OF the window, and very soon the
wedding party was joined by six un-
invited guests.
Tha ranchero that was leading the
lovely but unwilling Tula halted
near the door Of the chapel and look.
ed Over his shoulder. Perhaps he
had detected the tread Of the Amer.
icars, though they arrived almost
noisel essly.
At the same time a tall. middle.
aged, grizzly bearded Mexican off.
Ger, Henrique Fernandez, the would.
be bridegroom, who was little il
adyance of the bride, became aware
OF the American s presence. The
otticer, Fernandez. was attended by
two younger officers, and all were
dressed IN the most gorgeous uni
forms, The party stopped, Fernan.
dez, III an imperious voice, demand.
| ed:
don Nelaquez I particularly re.
quested that this ceremony should
be free from all intrusion. Who are
the strangers?'
The moon, ere this, had lowered
herself behind bold range OF
mountains in the west, hence the
dim outlines onl y of the intruders
could be made out, but nothing OF
faces nor dress could be distinctly
seen.
Its the Seniors Americans" re-
piled the savage voice of Velasqnez.
why are yoa here, senors?" he de
manded:
''Don Velasquez,' said Leo, step
ping boldly before the ranchero,
you are cruelty forcing your child to
marry, this night, one whom her
soul detests, while her heart in
the keeping of the Grave Eznaldo of
Juarezs army. It is to save lula
Valssquez from the evil fate you
have selected for her that we are
here"
| With glad cry Tula Velasquez
tore herself away from her fathers
side and rushed up to Leo just as
he struck the revolver, which the
Mexican officer had leveled at him
from his hand.
Quickly leveling his own revolver
in the face of Henrique Fernandez
he said: 'You are my prisoner, Col
Fernandez. Stir from your track,
at your peril
/. The Mexican officer knew that b.
was no match for the American, an,
one glance was sufficient to eho,
him that the least resistance woul
invite his death. But he had NO
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SOUTH RUBY-At Len Wines Store; In.
spectors: r II Harrison, J T Wright, A J
Thomas. 1 del.
SOUTH FORK-At School House: Inspec-
:ors; W Crane, T Chandler, A d Farms
worth, del
SQUAw VALLEY-At T u Parkinson's; In
spectors. - Roberts, del.
sPRUCEMoNT-At Robt Hartley's: Inspec-
tors; D ID o'Harrs, Robt Hartley, John Shell
ton. ldel.
STAR YALLEY-At School Houses Inspec-
tors; B Armstrong, NJ Hall, Ben Woods. 3 del.
TOANO--At W Gobbel's: Inspectors; A w
Gobbel, jackson, 4 B Jacques. del.
TECOMA-At Bellinger's: Inspectorsi
Mohnhan, del.
TUSCARORA--At Walters Hotel, Weed St:
Inspec :ors; RUDE Battles, w Urton. NJ D
Bowen. l6 dell
WELLS-At Bulls Head Hotel: inspectors;
w Conger, Fitch, A L Badt. del.
WHITE ROCK-At School House: Ihspec-
tors; r Moore, Fl Pogue, J L Winter. 2 del.
No further business appearing the meeting
adjourned, subject to the call of the Chairman
C: w. GROVER, Secretary.
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GENERAL ROGER JONES.

General Roger Jones, who was re-
Gently appointed by President Cleve-
land to succeed General Baird ms In
apector-G General Of the United States
Army, is n son of the old Virginia
gentleman. the late General Roger
Jones, who for over twenty-seven years
was Acknowledgement of the United
Stntes Army. Roger Jones entered the
military service as cadet forty-one
years ago, and has had varied and
romantic army experience. He was
born Mt Washington. District of Colum.
bin, in the year 1881. President Polk,
in 1S47, appointed him q Cndet-at.
large to the United States Military
Academy at West Point. He graduated
from that institution in 1861, and mt
the same time was gnzctted Brevet
Socond-Lieutenant in the Mounted
Ritipmen, Second Lieutenant, May
81. 1852; rSt-Lieutenant, January 26,
1857; Staff Captain and Assistant
Qunrtermastcr. April %. 1861; Staff
Major and Assistant Inspector G enerul.
November -, 1861; Lieutenant Colonel
and nspector-Geueral, June 10, 1867;
Colonel and Inspector General, Febru-
airy s, 1885; Brigndier-G eneral and In
Rpector General of the United States
Army, August 90, 1888. He served Mt
the Cavalry Practice School, Curlisle,
Pennsylvania, 1861 to 1852, as Assistant
Instructor Of Cavalry; at the Military
Academy from December 10. 1852 to
January G. 1854; on frontier duty ut
Fort Ewoll, Texas, and scouting for
redskins in 1854; Adjutnnt Mounted
Riflsmen from July 1, 1854, to March
2l, 1853, Mt different places in Texas
mud New Mexico; Was engaged in the
Ekirmish against tho MogolIon Indians
IN the Gin Expedition in 1857, anil in
skirmish ut the Canon dc los Muertos
C"neros, New Mexico, May "a, 1857.
While guarding Harpel's Ferry in 1861,
from January 7th TO April 18th, the
S'h"'IIutlouHi CONVENTION Oh virginia
passed resolution in secret session
directing tho Governor, John Letcher,
to seize the place with State troops,
which was done. Tho armory con
tiil@A 20, 600 stand OF arms, but Lieu
tenant Jones destroyed or badly dam
aged thom before evacuating the place,
aud pnrtIy destroyed the work shops,
for which he received the thanks of the
Government. From april to November
1861, Ito "nS on duty in tho Quarter
Ina'icr-Gcnernl's Department ut WASH
iugtrn. Ho WINS on General Popc's
STAT MS Assistant Inspector General
from July l7th till Sept. 3, 1862; on
niSccllancous duties from Sept /,
1862 till Dec ., 1865; Acting ms pcctor-
General NJ the Military Division Of the
MissiSsippi; from Dc. 2, 1868, to Aug.
6, 1866, of tho M'litny Division Of tie
Missouri, Aug. llth to Oct. 6, 1866;
mud VI the Military Division Of tho Pn-
cihc, Dec. IS, 1866. Col Jones Inst
field Of duty WINS that of Inspector Cen
erHl Of the Military Division of the At.
lnnt;c, with bendqna tiers ut Governors
Island, New York Harbor; and from
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
TON.
Land Office at Eureka, Nevada. |
September Is, 1888. !

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has fled no.
tice Of his intention 20 make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court of Nevada, at
Elko, Elko county, on Monday, Os:. %, 1888,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 2l4, John Phalan
for tho 4 of 8 w L Sec. 90, q OF S e Il
Sec. 81, TIP. 90 N, r G. E, Mount Diablo Merl-
dian.
He rames tho following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, anu culiiva-
tion of, said land, VIZ:
A Dawley, of Elko county, Nevada.
II Taber, " "
A w Hesso1, d" "
T Z Atwell, "
D. n, HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notice be published
for d period of thirty days in the DAILY INDIE
PENDENT.
D. H. HALL, Register.
Dated, Elko, Sept. l9. 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19
PROCEEDINGS
Or THE
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

At a meeting of the Democratic County Cen.
trail Committee held Saturday evening, Sep.
rember is. 1888, there were present GEO. Rus.
SELL, AL. FISHER, Geo. Russell, proxy, J. W.
DORSEY, W. j. URToN, 81. ". Dorsey, proxy,
JOHN PAYNE, REUB. BATTLES. T.w. Dorsey,
proxy, 1. OsrREIcHgR, q. w. Dorsey, proxy,
C. w. GRovER.
The meeting was called to order by Geo.
Russell, Chairman, and on motion it was ord
cred that primaries for the election of Dele
gates to the Democratic County Convention be
held on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 26, 1883
And TINT the Convention be held on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1888,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, Mt the Courthouse.
On motion it was ordered that the appor-
tionment of Delegates DO made on the basis of
one vote for every ten votes and fraction of
ten (over flve) of the votes cast for J. H. Nc.
MILAN in 1885.
Ordered that the polls for the primaries be
| opened at 4 o'clock and closed at O'Clock p.
81, except at TuscRrora and Elko where they
shalt open at o'clock and close at 7 o'clock
Pm.
Resolved That the test ut the said primn
voter
county ut the coming general election? Are
you Democrat, md will you support Grover
Cleveland and Allen q. Thurman, the romi-
neeS of the National Democratic Convention
for President and Vice-Prcsidcnt of the United
States?"
II was ordered that when the Committee has
failed to appoint Judges, or when a vacancy
from any cause exists in tn Eonrd on the day
of election, the Democratic voters shall fill
Nha Ind
Clerks and proceed with the election.
The following list of polling places and In
spectors, together with the apportionment of
Delegates to the various precincts, was then
prepared and ordered publishcd.
CARLIN-At Dan Hills: Inspectors; Dan
Hill, Geo Mcintosh, WB Perry. del
CAMP HALLECK--At Mayors store Inspec-
tors; j D Abel, NJ Dorsey, G Mayer. Q del
CLOVER VALLhY--At Glover Valley School
House: Inspectors; Isaac Wisoman, Chas
Lampmnn, Claus Schore. 9 del
COLUMDIA-At Alex Winnings: Iuspee-
tors; Dan DIN, Alex Winning, - del
ELkO--At Justice Morgnn's Office: Inspec-
tors; Thos Hunter, Walter Chase, J Honder.
son. IL del.
HUNTINGTON--At r Harris: Inspec
tors; Ben Hsrris, II II Porch, Jno Trenor. del.
IALLECK 8 .ATION-At Han MoCnin's:
Inspectors; Ham Mccain, O G Mcdonald, Vim
haZcltlnc. del
JACK CREEE-At Ches woodword's: In
spector3; c Woodward, r ID Lanham, Ed IInr-
| desty. dc,
LAMC1LLE vALLEY-At the Cross Roads
! Inspectors 7 McDermott Ed oacll, Henry
| voigt dol
MOUNTAIN C1TY--At l. Goldstein's: In.
spe'tors; Max Schoen, Hugh Martin, -
| del.
MARD1S--At shcrwoods: Inspectors,
1 sherwood, Archie Dorsey, - l del
MOUND VhLLtY--At Joe Honry's: In.
apectors; II Kennedy, Ed Carvtllc. John
"''"''hn'u9' del.
NORTH FJRK--At L Hollands: Inspec-
! tors: Pcnrod Holland, ---------t del
NORTH RUBY--At School House: Inspec.
tors; Isaac Woolverton, VS. Griswold. G W
| GrovcrJr. o d,,
RAtLRoAD-N Gam wclIers: inspectors
| Sam Weller, P r r obort, ----- Grifitb. odel,
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DCIIutStrV.
Il N. BAUM.

DR.. j. J. Leok will be in Cherry
Creek, White Pine county, September
10th, Sprucemont, this county, Septen-
Der oath, md Wells, October LIST.
Persons desiring any kind of dentist
work will please note the dates rs /
shall be ON time promptly. All work
guaranteed, and charges rensona-
ole
9-S d u I'm. Dr. J. LEX.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19
For Sale or Rent.

The frame Dwelling House now occu-
pied by Frank Hough, will be for sale
or rent from and after the LIST day of
October. 1888. Also the house former
ly occupied by Mrs. Dagley is now for
sac or rent. For particulars apply
to
9-17-2w. WILLIAM SIMPSON,
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"LIvc and Lctaiyc.D

Those who desire TO purchase the best
quality of Groceries aud Provisions are
referred to tho above reliable house
where fair dealing md courteous treat
ment is the :ula. Glassware, Tinwaro,
StonewAro, Nails stc. always in stock.
IL II. CHAsR.
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Ba SO Ball,

I have just received fine stock of
Base Bali Shoes to which the attention
OF lovers of the sport is especially di-
rected. Call and examine then.
b "a J. RosgHsTecE.
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PalISadc Hotel.

Since the recent fire ut Pulisade
which destroyed my hotel, together with
its contents, 1 have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL und um now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both as to
board and lodging. A liberal share of
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
10 Il N. BAUM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19
Live Stock AxsocintIon.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee
of the Nevada Live Stock Association
will he held in Reno, Nevada, on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of SEPTEMBER,
1888. A Iull attendance is desired.
BY order OF The President.
GEO. s. NIXON,
6-2$ I'd. Secretary
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-19

this post he has been ordered to his
new position Mt Washington, in the
War Department.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-19

GARWOLINA
Opoaoiadanie prawdziwych eoyda.
ssea 10 zieniach polshich, Szwajca-
ryi ! 10 4meryce.
prZeZ
Jozga tu6echlego.
Tom I.
(Ciag dalszy).

- N''ili'e A0laAo lla lfce, &C
kna sic re straszliwego snu,
lecz zamlast detektywa ujrzaf
prey 1ozAu S}uaqca, ktora co
dz'en Q rama przychodzila u
przqtac jego pokoje.
60 Panu sic stafo?-pa-
ME Sledzihski--pan sic tax O.
kropnie rzucaf po 1ojlxu, il
bolqc size, bys sobie glowy ME
rozblE krawedz, uwu3alam 20
stosowne obudz:G Pana.
10 nc, I" mn!e sic tyl-
ko cos snifo.
Me, alez pan okropnie
harczaf, tax jakbv nie prxymie.
rzajac Pana kto dusif.
-Dziekuje CT Zos;uniu, "a
to, IL mnle obudzilaS. Mialem
okropny sen, ale dzieki Bogu
" to .luz mineIo.
-ubrawszy sic i zjadiszy
snladanie, wyszedt. Ws54piw-
sly Go B'ura, zaczqt pisaG, lecz
mu ]akoc ME sz]o. GIy ma
czelEik sic do uiego zbliayi,
az sic przelqk1.
Go panu?-panie Stani-
slavic; = pan talk straSzuie
zmieniony! Gay pana jake ME-
szczescie spotkalo tel nocy?
Me, panic naczelniku;
ale Sen mia1em okropny tel
nocy, sen, kt0ry gdyby s,e
speln1l, ma karyera skonczy]a
by sic IA Svberyi w katerz-
nyrh robotach.
Tu opowiedzial mu Gale
swe marzenie Z zesz}ej nocy,
Ma co naczelnik, poklepawszy
go pc ramieuiu, odrzekl:
Sen mara, Bog wiara, pa
ME Stanisiswie; d1,s che alien
panu wlasnie COS wesolego "a
komunikowac, ale widzac je-
go rozdraznlenie--
-Prosze pana naczeluika,
nc soble z tego mic robiG. To
rozdraznlenie to tylko cEwilo-
we, przeminle i O tenn zapom-
ne.
No, ]e2eli pan s4dzisz, il
to ME zrobi ma tobie najmniei-
szego w1a2en'a, to music pa
nu zakomunikowaG. IL uwal-
niam 60 Cd sluzby czynnej ma
ieden tydzien. Czasu tego mu-
slsz pan uayc Ma cos pozlytecz-
nego ola sieb;e, a mianowicie:
-MusIsz pan lechac do Pfoc
ka i wldzlec sic Z kilku pana-
mi, ktorych adres CT wypisu-
tenn. Sa to ludzie wplywowi,
a mianowlcie L. r. q ma ta-
kich panu obecnie bardzo "a
lezy.-Ze atoli a~plikacya przez
stacye biurowc san.a me rrze-
chodz', musisz ia pan zatem
starac sic czems p"pchn4G.
Ne skip IAN kilku ru.
bl' j urzadz porzqdnq kolacyj-
Ike, uprosiws1y ma mia wszyst-
kich tych, ktorych ma tel to
OTTO kortce spisatem, a b9dz
pewnym, IL uie wyjdzie dni
Ia u zostaniesz archywista.
Bardzo to pleknie, panic IA
cZelnlku, ale a -
%! Chciales pan powie
dziec, IL picniedzy ME masz.
G'upstwo, i na to sic rada'
znaidzIe.-Masz pan tn 1UO
rubll. To powlnno wystarczyc
Il gdy Zostanie>z archiwista,
wtenczas PREY sposobnosci SIZE
obilczymy.-Dzls jestes pan
OF swych czynnosci zwolnio
nym, udaj sic do domu i przy-
sAosob sic ma droge, abys, ,icz-
Ii mozns, jul .jutro mosI wy
.iech@c do Plocka SO wjAdo
mym mteresle. Tylko prosze
me bye "a skqpym W koIku,
OF klorego poparcia wieie ga
le2y.
MECH pan naczeluik be
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-19

tychmiast opuscit b,uro, a u
dajqc sic do domu, pc drodze
wstqpii do Panstwa B,ttne-
row, by owq wesolq nowiua
podzlelic sic z swq narzeczo-
ma.
Helena dowiedziawszy sic
o tym przyszlym awansle, ME
posiadala Sc z radosci.-Te-
raz bede Twojq, talk twoia ma
WEEK. teraz moi %najdrozszy
OJclec JUL mic ME bedzie mogf
mlec przeciw temu.
% talk, ma luba, teraz
JUL zadna sila ludzkn ME be-
die w stanie naszego spoke
.ju zaklocic.
Juk dlugo stas tego dnis
zabawi1, ME WIEN, ]ecz gdy
przyszedf do domu, tego same.
go wieczora swoj reczny ku-
fsreczek zapakowai. A ma dru-
81 dzlen rano JUL widziellsmy
60 ma 2ydo Sskyej bryczce, ciag-
nlonej przez pare mizernych
szEaplat, w strone Plucka.
Ucieczha.
Bog strzel9 a Pan Bog ku-
lie nosl.-Prawdziwe to przy-
slowie, mill czytelnicy. aku-
rstE'e zastosuj envy tel tn po-
wlescl. Stas opusciwszy Sler-
pIec,lechaf pe1en radzlei rych-
lego awansu, a TEN samem i
kolosalnegc zysku. Lecz i mad
Stas'em Sledz'h>Hlm wisiafa
chmura, ktora "a chwile miata
clsnqc plorunami ma niego.
W kIlka godzln pc jego
wyiezlzje, naczejnik stray
Elem skiej pan X, osobisty ME-
przyjaciel pana Seszputewszie-
81 a tenn sanem i jego pry-
watnego p:sarczyka. dowie-
dz'awszy SIC o wyjezdzie Sta
STA, W celu poparcia nomina-
cyl ma archiwls,e, zabiera re
sobq !wo=h poawladnych u
Hednikow i W pe}uym unlfor-
ME leo W RnSyi oznacza mi
sya urzeaowq] udaje sic do
blura rana Sleszputowskiego
w obecnosci tegoi, jake tel
i dwoch urzednkow 2 MIN
przybyiych, opieczetowu1e
b'urko Stasla pieczecia rzqdo
wa.
Go to opieczetowanie biura
oznacza}o, vie izialy tylko 3
osoby dobre, a mianowicie:
S'eszp"towski, Stas Sleszynski
naczelnik Stra3y z'emskiej.
N.Y. szanownl czytelu;cy, mo
Jenny sic tylko czegos domys-
lac.
Faktem jest, il wp6il godzi-
ny 60 odejsciu naczclnika stra-
~ zlemskiej pana X, pan
Sleszputowski zawolaf do Sic
bic siu2aceyo swego Tomka,
a wrecza.]qc mu list, powiedziaf:
Oslodlasz mego gniadosza i co
kon moze wyskoczyG, pedz do
Plocka. List ten masz villas.
%norecznle cddac Sledzinskie-
ma. Pamietaj o tenn, IL cd
tego listu zawislo szczes-
Gle fsmiIii i volnosc; czlowie-
ka. G1yby Gle spotkat kto 20
drodze pytal, dokql jedziesz,
dasz mu w.ynl]alq"a odpowiedz,
NE mowl4c prawdy. Rpzunniesz?
WISH czas, Vase bIasko.
rodj ,!
-Tu masz kopytkowe! ITO
mowlqc, wreczyf mu 5 rubl, a
ME oszczedzaj konia slebie.
Wracajac mozesz jechaG VOL
no, q teraz passed.!
W kllka m;nut slychaG by-
10 tentent galopujacego konia.
Me byt to kto lnny lax tyl-
*" nadzwyc1ajny poslanlec ma
czeln1ka Sleszputowsklego do
Plocka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-29

Zdrowie - zdrast!
Wolai Piast,
Pilac miod
U swych wrot.
W lego slad
ldzie rad
Polski syn,
Lecz ME miod,
Jeno plyn
Jake drut,
,,Piwem" EVAN
Leje w dzban
Il dzbana - chlust!---
w gardla spust,
P]yn ma mfyn,
Klinem kline.
Piwa moe
Dzia}a wnet,
Skacze czlek.
Nogi - hoe!
Potem - WHO!
Pc caNy Gag
Dyrdq do
BAY CITY
CO.
The Southern herald., 1888-09-29
County Quarantine.

LIBERTY, Miss, Sept. "a, 1888.
1st. Be it ordained by the Chiei
Health Officer OF Amite county,
that it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons having been in,
coming from, or passing through
Jackson, Miss, McComo City, Miss,
or any infected place, city or dis
trict with yellow fever TO come
into this county.
2nd From and after this date il
shall be unlawful for any person tt
bring into this county from any in
fected district any goods, wares Oh
merchandise, except flour i'll orig
inal barrels, sugar, ,molasses, meats
drugs, chemicals, put up otherwise
than in straw.
3rd That any person or persons
violating these regulations or re
fusing or neglecting to comply witt
same, shall be reported at once t.
the proper authorities and b'
punished at the discretion of thC
court. C. H. BATES,
Chief Health Officer
for Amite cot1ntv.