davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Griggs courier., 1889-12-13

The way Milwaukee Justice does
it: ':Have him?" Eyes" s'Have her?''
EYES," "Married; 2.'-Rochester Bud
gel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
OZDOBA IZBY.

Za SO centow W znaczkach
pocztowych dostaniecie cd W.
A. Lorbieckiego Winony,
Man., sliczny polski obraz 9
stopy szeroki 8 wysokl maja
cy wartosc S 100. Przedsta-
via Oh nam W pardzo slicz-
nych kolorach, Make Boska
Czestochos ska, otoczona her.
bami Polski, Litwy i Rusl.-
Kazdy abonent Wla,usa i kaA
dy czfonek Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
powlnien miec ten obraz "
swoim domu.
Adres p. Lorbieckiego jest.
722 b. Senborn Str, Winona
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
GUBERNATOR Terrltorium

GUBERNATOR Terrltorium
Utah pracuje W Westinghouse pre-.
clwko przypuszczeniu tego kraju
]ako Stanu do Uni pofnocno-ame-
rykahskiej. Oswiadcza on, re CITE
ry plate ludnosci, w~ynoszacej
100000, SO Mormonami, mad kt6-
ryml samow1adnie panuje g1owa
kosciofa mormohskiego.
WOJNA zacieta znowu wy
buch}a miedzy Kompaniami eks-
presowemi, szczeg6lnie miedzy
U ties States e EXPIRES
i America Express,
skutkiem czego ceny znacznie 20
staly obnizone. Pomiedzy innemi
zmniejszono raty z New Yorku.
Boston i Philadelphia do St. Paul,
Minneapolis i wszystkich %punKt6w
PREY Missouri z $500 ma $l.75;
z Chicago do tych samych miej.
scowoscl z 81 ma 81; New
Yorku i Bostonu do Chicago z
$3.50 ma rs centow i t.. d.-Zdaje
SIG, re ia walka d}ugo potrwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
moralnosci.

mOralnOsci.
[ ola czegdz tylko diva? =
czemuz ME wiecej? Jezeli rozbrat
bierzemy z przeswiadczenienia, re
moralnosc jest tylko jedna, niez-
mienna i niewzruszona, jake jed
no prawo, iedyny kierownik i je-
dyna modfa czyn6w naszych, ola
czego ME przypuscic, re jest mai
rozmaitszych moralnosci liczba ME-
ograniczona! Czyz nawet sumienie,
ten tribunal wyrokujacy o postep-
kaeh naszych, mierzacy zamiary i
skutki, wole i uczynki, ME bywa
rozmaitem W ludziach jednego ma
rodu, mieszkahcach jednego gro
du. ulegajac bezwiednie wp}ywom
ukszta}cenia ,przykfadow, ~otoczenia,
radza]u zajecia i W tym rozlicz-
nym czynnikom, sk%}adaJacym sic
cd kolebki ma moralna istote" cz}o-
wieka?
Rozwiazanle tego straszliwie
szerokiego pytania, ME jest ME
moze bye naszynl celem. Chodzic
nam tylko powinno o jedno sp6-
feczehstwo, rzadzace sic jednem pra-
wen moralnem, jasnem i scis}em,
nadanem mu i przyjetem pred
wiekami, o sp~6}eczehstwo polskie,
- opartem ma etyce chrzescian-
skiej, stanowlacej jego pod stawy.
Dalej chodzlc nam m6ze chy.
ba tylko O r6znice, zachodzace W
stosowaniu tego zakonu do sprav
prywatnych z jednej, a do spraw
politycznyeh z drugiej strony.
Czyz z owa moralnoscla pry
watna, cywilna, kt6rej mas ucz:
]uz z pierwszym pacierzem, ktor'
nam tlumacza katechizmami, Y
ktoreJ obronie stoJa Prawa, ktore
str6zem Wilma bye bywa opinia
kt6ra W rozmaitych jej objawacl
nazywamy honorem i uczciwosciq
obywatelstwem i zacnoscia, spra
wiedliwoscia i mi|oscia blizniego-
czyz owa tedy powszechnie -
ludzka moralnescla ME z~ostaje '
jaskrawem, a czesto o pomste d
nieba wolajacem przeciwiehstwi
owa moralnosc polityczno - du
chowna = zbudowana ma podwa
LIME racyi stanu? Czyz ia drug
racyi stanu moralnose, u}ozona
do%ktryne, majqca sw6j zakon, swe
je dogmata, kt6re wyg}asza SWAT
jake jedyne zbawienia srodki, nj
padkopuje owej ~pierwszej moral
nosci, ME zaraza je] swoim laden
ME dostarcza usprawiedliwleh wsze
kiemu bezprawiu? - Czyz ME bu
dza watpliwosci i ME wywo}uja Ply
tan nlebezpiecznych pomiedzy m'
luczkimi owe teorye duchownych.
i wyp}ywajace z Mich czyny? Az
Ii sfyszac o owych %bezprawiacl
jake ~skatecznie mia}y miejsce
Chicago u ks. Zy4fy, lub W Nan
: ticoke i dr., owl maluczcy nie q
wo}aja kjedys: = Pc saz mas I
| czycie W katechizmie, re b}ogos1
wieni, kt6rzy }akna i pragna spr:
l wiedliwosci, albowiem oni nasyc'
nj, beda, = kiedy sami opowiad
Gle i czynicie gwa}t i nieprawok
: a owo n~asycenie sprawiedliwosc
/" jake z1udzenie wystawiacie? -
= co rozkazujecie nam wierzyc:
: b}ogos4awieni So mi}osierni, alb
1 wien oni mi}osierdzia dostapia,
:; kledy SAM wypieracie sic mix
;: sierdzla, jake zdrozna s}abosc
wytykajac.
(Dokonczenie nast2pi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!

DR.. E. c. WEsTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOzG, gwaranto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
sterya, zawrot W g!owic, konwul-
sye, mrukliwosd, nerwowa newral-
gia, boil gfowy, nerwowa prostra-
cya, pochedzaca z u8ytku alkoho-
lu lub tabaki, bezsennosc, PREY
gnebienic u,nysfowe, r%ozmiekeze-
ME mozgu, prowadzaee do obiaka-
MIA. i do ~nieszczescia, rozpaczy i
smierei - powodujace rychte ze-
s~tarzenie sic, niepfodnose, utrate
sity u obojga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy i chorobe zwana sperma.
thorrhoea, bedaca rkutkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, samogwaltu i in
nych tajny CHI %grzechow. KaSde pL-
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jeion mic
siac. s1.00 podeiko, lub 6 pudeiek
IA $500. Prsese}a sic poczta, kto-
Ia oddnje ~przesefke, skoro wartos6
preset Tiki bedsie jcj zapiacona
GWarantujemy "a 6 pul.
defek,
Be t. wyIecza kazdy przypadek,
Prey kaldcm zam6wieniu, jake
otrzymamy ma 6 pudcfek, y dofa.
czen:eH $500, peslemy zamawia.
jacemu naszA pisana g%wararcya.
IL zwfeclmy pieniadze, jezeli lie.
karstwo nasze MIC wykuruje. Gwa.
rancyc wystawia tylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
DIVA RAKI

ba]eczka amerykanska
NLE-KRASICKIEGO.
Mowi} starszy dc m}sdszego,
Jak to zwykle raki:
= Ola czego ty, sukisynie,
Masz oczy u ST.?
Rzecze m4odszy rozgniewany
Do ~starszego raka:
= Toe twoje zdradne oczy
Widze tam, gdzie 49,.
q tel baieczki wywodzi sig
Ten zbawienny moral,
Ably nigdy Stas Ickowi
w ST.. ME zazieral.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
UWAGI %CZELADNlKA.

UWAGI CZELADNlkA.
La Sale, Ills. IL Stycznia 80 r.
Czyz many d}uzej
cierplec, W nadzieji,
Re czas nam krzywdy zablizni...
Re wsrod hahbiacych
niezgod zawieji
Ml1osc nam serca uzyznl?
[ many wierzyc,
il czas nam zisci,
Re ml}osc zmartwychpowstanie?
Ach! zniknie wszelki
slad nienawisci
Gdy powod do niej - ustanie...
1 zapytasz, zacny Czytelnika:
- Coz to "a pow6d?-Odpowiedz
nietrudna, chociaz sic W samej RE
czy takowa bye zdaje. Kto pilnie
bada zycle Polaka W Ameryce, ich
stosunki wewnetrzne, ~}aczace sig
duchem narodowego pokrewiehstwa,
i bezstronnie zapatruje sic z punk
tn obserwaey]nego ma dzia}alnosc
kierownikow narodowych, legalnie
wybieranych Jak samozwanczych,
mianowicie dw6ch najwybitniej-
szych partyj - Wv. Mar. Pol. i
ZjednoczeNia Katolickiego - tie.
mu 6w powod do duszy powlada:
- Zaiste bliski jest koniec swiata,
jezeli juz wyda} lar fa}szywych
Aposto}6w.
Pow6d ten, kt6rego g}6wnym
czynnikiem jest zadza, zar6wno W
obydw6ch partJach - W postepo-
waniu swojem rozni sic: wv. Mar.
Pol. z czescia duchowienstwa Pol
skiego pragnie zbudowa6 ma fun
damencie Konst. 3 Maja 1891 -
gmach W kt6rymby skoncentrowa-
Ia sic si}a wszystkjch Polak6w W
Ameryce, ably talk %po}aezeni otrzas.
nae sic mogli z epitet6w, jakiemi
mas czesto niesumienni Ameryka,
ME lub Irlandczyczy o~bdarzaja, a.
by i'm swa liczebnoScia przynajm'
niej zaimponowac, ably ochronit
ducha polskiego cd szkodliwego
zgubnego ola mas wynarodowienia
sic, ably przyspasabiac materya:
do odbudowania P k e j Oh
czyzny, (katolicka, jakiej sobie zy.
GA Zjednoczency wszedzie DO
WIEN many otoczyc piecza wszyst
kich naszych bcaci, niosac i'm pc
moe materyalna w potrzebie, ably
uchronic ich cd niesumiennycf
wyzyskiwaczy, %zyjacych Aosztem in
nych, a bedac dobremi Polakami
STAG sic tel godnymi obywatelam
goscinnej Ameryki.
Zjednoczenie Katolickiey, "a
czej kierownicy duchowni teg6z
pragna ow Wv. N. P. z~niszczyc
uzywjac najniegodziwszbch srod
kow, chociazby navel kilka tysiecy
katolikow pablo ofara Shiny. Pc
w6d do tego upozorowany tenn
IL Zwiazek Narodowy jake tax:
uznaje braGmi wszystkich prawo.
witych Polak6w, bez roznicy icf
wyznah opiekuje sic mimi. -
tego powodu kierownicy dnchown:
cd q d no czenia odmawiaj;
Wv. N. P. racyi bytu, sobie nate
miast przyw4aszczaiqc prawo pc
mad prawa W zakres ich artybucj
ME wchodzace.
Bo kt6z i'm nadaf w}adze O.
piekowania sic wrzekomo zagrozo
na wiara parafach innych, pozo
staj2cych pod piecza swoich dus;
pasterzy i Biskup6w? Kt6z i'm ola:
prawo, potepiac nar6d i swoicl
k%ontratrow zak4dcac spok6j tycl
parafiach, do ktorych zadnego MI
maja prawa? Namacalna w ten
zadza pewnej osoby, Ii jej swity
~rzadzenia powage biskupia - pol
skim narodem i Acknowledgment
Sadzac 4 postepowania i spo-
sobu myslenia duchowlehstwa pol
skiego W Ameryce, dwoch pre-
ciwnych i wrogo u sposobionycl
przeeiwko sobie partyj, dochodzi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
r~ozpoczeiy obrady.

rozpoczeiy obrady.
2 przed4ozonych blow mai
wazniejszym jest pos}a w%inonskie-
go Keyesa wzgledem zmiany re-
gulaminu wyPorczego PREY wybo-
rach generalnych, pod}ug austral-
skiego systemu ~wyborczego.
w senacie pose} Dodge z
Dodge County p~rzed}ozyi peticya
O zaprowadzenie prohibicyi, opat-
rzona kilku stami podpis5w.
PRZED 10 LATY Jakob Bird
z Dakota County, Mimi, skazany
zosta} "a morderstwo na dozywot-
ME wiezienie W domu karnym W
Saltwater.
Teraz wybawi}o 60 zStillwater
u}askawienie gubernatora, a to
n~astapi4o wskutek zeznania, jake
niedawno zfozy} ma }ozu smiertel-
mem brat Jak6ba: re on popeSnif
morderstwo, "a kt6re niewinnie
brat jego ukarany zosta}.
RED JACKET, Mich. w
dniu 8 stycznia rozpoczeto otwie-
ranie kopalh Calumet i Hecla,
ko}o naszego mlasta. Dotad jesz-
cze ME wiadomo, czy ogien juz
zupe}nie ugaszony, i gdzie sig
znajduja trupy owych 8 ludzi,
kt6rzy zostali W kopalni.
w NEBRASCE cd roku ist-
nieje prawo, zakazujace triet o.
wanna W szynkach pod kara
$1,000. Przypadki ukarania pod
tenn prawem ~jeszcze ME zaszfy,
lubo e e, bez wzgle-
du ma ME, dalej idzie swoim po-
rzadkiem.
o STRASZNEJ ZBRODNI
donosza z Gilman, mafej wsi g6r-
nicze], As mil cd Seattle, Wash.
Teri. W}och, kt6ry W marcu
przesz1ego roku usi}owa4 dopusc!c
sic gwaftu ma zonie swojego iowa
rzysza Bodalii, "a to zostaf aresz,
towany i skazany ma kr6tka kare
wiezienna PREY clezkich robotach:
postanowi4, strasznie sig zemsclc
Rzucif bombe dynamitowa pod
dom swego nieprzyjaciela, nasta'
pill wybuch, i 3 osoby: bracia Jar
Micha} Szurwik, jake tel milo
da c6rka Bodalli zosta1y roz'
szarpane W kawa1ki; Bodalia san
doznaf niebezpiecznych uszkodzen
Zbrodniarz pewieszony zostaf pre-;
oburzonych gornikow.
STAN FINANSOWY Mime
soty wcale ME jest po%cieszaJacy
q dokumentu pozegnalnego, jak
przes1a} legislature gubernato
McGill, wynika, re dochody nj
biezacy rok rachunkowy, t. j. d.
81 lipca 1889 maja wynosi
s1,S54,690.72, wydatki zas s2,155,
249.66, a wiec deficit W kwoci
$320,558.04.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
M. 7; Hackley
APTE1A ARR TNASZ AGENT
WINONA, MIMI.
$500 NAGRODY!

Wyitacimy powyasza nagro.
de Ia kazdy przypadok cierpienia
ma watr"be, diselsyi, nieustajaccgo
bolu glowy, niestrawnosci, zatsar
dzenia - ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wvIvczyt Vests piyuikami ma
~watr"bo, z ros'm wlrotionemi, ;ez
zeIi wskazdwki naszc scisle costa
~ w%yk"nane. Sa II tylke 2 zi6i
i zlws1o ~srrnwiaja ulgq. Skorupa
2 cukru. Pudelkn DUE, zawieraia
ce 80 pigutek. "a 25 cent6w. No
Una ,lostac do kupienia we
wszystkich "ptekath. Ostrzegamy
priced fal>yfkatami lnb naslado-
wanIami. prnwdziwe jedynie u ia
Nh G. West & O..
W W1NONIE snrzedaje A
PTEKARZ
M z.
M. IS W. Third Str. Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
DIR. RASMUS

LAUREATE ZPARYZA,
posiadajacy 25letnia praktyks, mie.
Ska PREY NEBRASKA AVE.
NJ mn r Rl55.
w TOledO, Cd. .
Leczy choroby chroniczne, t. j. ia
kie, kt6rych inni doktorzy ME po-
trafli ~wyleczyc. 49,
Niewidomym przywraca wzrok.
Leczy g}uchote,
Choroby maciczne,
Robactwa i
Weneryczne
LECZY LISTOWNIE.
Zamiejscowi pacyenci niechaj
opisza swe cierpienia pc polsku,
francusku, niemiecku hub angielsku,
a niezw}oczna dostana odpowiedz
i %potrzebne lekarstwa, ktore sam
urzyrzadzam.
H%onoraryum kazdy p1aci do
piero wtedy, jak jest ~wyleczony.
Dr. 9. EsASM us.
1856 Nebraska ave.,
Toledo. Ohio
o. Jezeli ME be-
dziesz w%yleczony, mic
Gle ME bedzie koszto-
wac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-17
NOWY G~UBERNATOR Min.

NOWY GUBERNATOR Min
nesoty Merriam W wstepnem SVEN
przemowieniu W legislature po-
miedzy innemi mowif o wielkich
szkodach, jake W niekt6rych po-
wiatach mr6z ~wyrzadzif %pszenicy,
i jak wielu farmer6w ME jest W
stanie kupic zboza do siewu; mi
lose blizniego i mi}osc kraju ma
kazuje pomoc z fundnsz6w pu-
blicznych. Ma Reformatorium W
St. Cloud polecil p~rzyzwolenie
dalszych sum; CO do transporta-
cyl kolejowej, uzna} gubernator
skutecznosc praw, s%tworzonych
przez ostatni2 Legislature i zapro-
ponowa}, przed}uzyc termin ko-
misarzy kolejowych i bagazowych
ma 6 lat, podwyzszyc tym urzed-
nixon pensye. M6wca zakohezy}
srod hucznych oklask6w.
w READING, Pa, W tych
dnlach wicher szalony straszne
zrobif spustoszenie. Zawali}a sic
fabryka jedwabiu,pr PREY czem zginefo
przeszfo 100.
w STEVENS POINT, Wis,
zastrzellf Patrick Griffiths swego
ziscia doktora A. G. Meyera, jed
nego z najlepszych lekarzy wStanie
Wisconslhskim. Miesiac temu INA
leziono zone doktora Meiera "a
strzelona W jej sypialni, a obok
niej revolver. Lubo doktor Meyer
powiadal, re n sic sauna zastrze-
lila, orzekli sedziowie przysiegli,
re znalazfa ona smierG Z reki ME
znaJomego. Griffths wierzyf, IL
Meyers by} mo1derca jego cork,
u strzelajac do niego, wofaf ,,Krew
"a krewl"
iona krolika kolejowego JAY
GOULDA umarIa W niedziele ma
wieczor.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
Not Generally known.

The younger members of this COM
munity, and perhaps a majority of our
older residents, are not aware of the
fact that the ancient iron pointers,
which for nearly ninety years gave the
true directions to our people of north,
south, east and west, from the apex of
the cnpola of the old Colonial Court
House, which stood in the middle Of
Broad street, are still preserved. When
the Court House was demolished III
1874, the pointers were placed upon
the gable of D. P. Elmer's livery, kept
by the late E. E. Sheppard. When
this building was burned several years
ago, the pointers were found to be un-
injured. The old bell, which hung so
long in the cupola of the Court House,
and served so many useful purposes,
now hangs in the cupola of the West
Jersey Academy, whittier it was re-
moved from ''Fireman's Hail." This
bell, as indicated upon its rim, was
cast in 1853, and was purchased by
private subscription. 1t is upon re-
cord that this bell was rung in 1776 to
call the people together to ratify the
Declaration of Independence, news of
the reading of which had just been re
ceived from Philadelphia. 1t is indeed
precious relic.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
Temporary Attachment.

An attachment in the small sum of
$4,000 has been issued against Mr..
Herbert Horton, of New York City, the
owner of the machinery and business
of the oil cloth works at Riverside to
recover on contract by A. F. Ran
dolp. The attachment is simply to
secure an adjustment of business be-
tween the partners, MIR. Horton, who
owns the business and machinery, and
Mr.. E. P. Tappey, the superintendent
and manager, who owns the building
and real estate. The suspension of the
works will be merely temporary. The
works are overrun with orders, one
firm in New York wanting to take
from 200 to 400 pieces of table oil cloth
daily. In letter to the manager,
dated the 18th inst, they guarantee to
take this amount.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
LITERARY Notes.

Book News for June (John Wanna
maker, Philadelphia) has for a frontis-
piece very fine portrait of Wilkie
Collins, the English romancist Mrs.
Amelia E. Barr contributes an inter-
esting article on ''Author and Critic. :"
Other good articles are IAN English
Tribute to Whittier" 1.-The Dearest
Book in the World" and John
Bright's Taste in Literature" There
are reviews of the most important
books of the day, among them being
the latest works of F. Marion Craw-
ford, s. Weir Mitchell, and Blanche
Willis Howard. Biographical sketches
of Wilkie Collins and Sir John Lub-
Dock, author of 1.-The Pleasures of
Life, complete most interesting num-
ber for the first summer month.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
MISS SARAH y. DUBOIS DEAD.
Breaking up Of Another of the
Old HOmesteads.

The death of Miss Sarah s. Dubois
on Sunday, breaks up another of the
old homesteads of Bridgeton. Miss
Dubois was the daughter of the late
WIN. s. Dubois, former proprie tor of
the ''Woolen Mill'' at where now is
the East Lake Woolen Mills Mr.. Du-
Bois died in 1852, and his widow in
1879. Miss Sarah, with her surviving
sister, Miss Mary W. always lived at
home, and after the death Of their par
ents, kept up the old homestead, TO-
gether. She was the sister of Mrs.
Elizabeth Jorden, of Chicago, Robert
Dubois, Mayor Jermiah Dubois, Mary
w. Dubois, and Col. Edward Dubois,
of this city. One by one the old families
which we remember of our boyhood
days, are fading out of sight. This is
another link of the chain which EN-
braced the homesteads of the Bucks,
the Strattons, the Potters, the Nc
Brides, the Sheppards, of a generation
ago. Miss Dubois has been a sufferer
for long time.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
BADLY Injured by a Runaway.

The horse of Joseph Burt, the nur-
sery man, ran away on Broad St., Sat
urday morning. Mr.. Burt was thrown
from the wagon and considerably hurt,
and the wagon was demolished. Mr..
Burt was badly cut and bruised about
the head and was taken home in an
unconscious condition. Mr.. Burt was
coming in town driving a colt hitched
to buggy; when he got about to the
Broad street cemetery the colt took
fright at some COWS, SHE'D and over
turned the buggy. Mr.. Burt was
thrown out with great force, his head
and shoulder striking the ground. He
was picked up by ). L. Rice, G. Kienzle
and others, and J. L. Rice and Angus
tus Cook took him to his home on the
Shiloh pike, and Mr.. Cook remained
with him until DIR. John Moore ar
rived. He had not then regained
consciousness sufficiently to know
what had happened. No bones were
broken and the injuries seem to have
been only a cut on the head and
bruises.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
Six Years Old.

Little Retta, the oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ballenger, of
Seeley, was six years old i ay
and the event was pleasantly celehrat-
ed by about twenty little tots from
Bridgetop, Wilmington, and other
places coming to her handsome heme.
From four until eight o'clock the
young folks had lots of fun, there be-
ing singing and dancing, Masters Ed
die Davis and VIM. Ballenger, Jr., be-
ing the prominent artists. Refresh
ments were served upon the spacious
lawn, under the shady trees, and when
time for parting came, the little ones
were very sorry and hope soon for an
other like pleasant occasion.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
Tremendous Rush.

The Combination Bankrupt Cloth
ing Sale at 81 Commerce street, is
meeting with great success. Since their
opening the crowd is so large at times
that it is almost impossible to wait
upon every customer, every garment
being sold at so per cent. cheaper than
manufacturing cost. A mans suit of
clothes for 1915; you will do well by
visiting them. Bankrupt Clothing
Sale, 81 Commerce St. Cor Cohansey
street. t-t-f-s-w
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
THEIR ATTITUDE.
The .'DOg in the Manger'' Policy
to be Continued.

The State Central Committee of the
Prohibition party held "a meeting at
Trenton, Tuesday, June 4th, Cort-
landt L. Parker of Perth Amboy, pre-
siding. Among those present were
Rev DIR. Graw, General Fisk, Rev.
Mr.. Opdyke, of the New Jersey Iri.
bame; Robert J. S. White. of Montclair;
William H. Nicholson, of Camden; DR..
Chattle, of Monmouth, and others
The following, offered by w. H. Nc
Cormick, of Asbury Park, was adopted:
ResolUed that we stand squarey by
our principles and enter into no con-
bination OR affiliation with old parties.
General Fisk announced that the
statements that he would support the
Republicans because they favored To-
cal option, were lies.
To show that the party intended to
remain in the field with colors flying,
it was deemed best to hold the con-
vention at as early date as possible,
and July 10Th and 18th, at Asbury
Park, was decided upon.
DIR. Chattle, of Monmouth, declared
himself an out-and-out Prohibtionist.
Glowing reports were made by all
the counties except Cape May aud At
lantic, which were not represented.
George Sortor, and others of equal
calihre, reported Mercer county as
most promising. 1t was decided to
flood" the county with orators and
literature.
1t is said that the next candidate for
Governor will be George Lamot of
Somerset county.
The meeting was not very enthusi-
astic one. The Central Committee is
composed of some of the Oldest fogies
in the party, and some doubt was
expressed even among themselves
whether the rank and file would en-
dorse their action
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
Sudden Death.

The friends of Mrs Lucius Moore, of
Deerfield, were shocked Thursday night
hear of her sudden death She ap-
peared to be in her usual health early
in the evening, but about 10 o'clock
was taken suddenly i'll and expired
soon after. Apoplexy was the cause
of her death. She leaves a large
family. Her funeral will take place
on Monday morning next, at 1890
o'clock. Services at the house.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
plants, and from the side walls hung
cages containing birds.

cages containing birds.
The exercises in the morning con-
sisted of music, scriptural reading,
recitations, etc. An original piece,
composed by Miss Rovilla Babcock,
and spoken by little Miss Steelman,
was greatly appreciated, as was the
other parts of the programe rendered
by members of the infant department.
The singing by the Church choir and
members of the Sunday School was
exceptionally good. In the afternoon.
after the regular school lessons, the
pastor, Rev. John Handley baptized
several infants. In the evening the
time was taken up with singing, read
ings and short addresses. Mr.. G. w.
Shoemakcr's address on young men
and why they did not attend church
regularly was brimful of thought. The
readings by Miss BERTHE Ware and Miss
Lizzie Babcock were appropriate and
very much enjoyed. the singing by
the choir was much enjoyed. They
never did better.
LAUREL HILL NJ. P. CHURCH.
The decorations at the Laurel St..
NJ. Z. Church represented in the back
ground an altar over which an arch
was sprung bearing the words ''To
the Unknown God" In the fore
ground was another larger and higher
arch, bearing the inscription "Our
Missions in Japan Upon the pillars
bearing the arch and under the arch
were hung beautiful banners, bearing
the names of their missionaries. A
beautiful representation of an angel
was suspended above the larger arch
bearing in its hand a scroll upon which
was the inscription ''The True and
Living God" The angel was taking
this towards the arch bearing the
words, ITO the Unknown God" The
floral decorations were very hand
some. The morning program was
made up of recitations, singing and an
address by the pastor, Rev. w. d.
Stultz, on Japan and the great open
ing there now for missionary workers
The service in the evening was en-
titled "Open Doors" with very beau
tifui progra.ne which, unfortunately
our space will rot allow us to print.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
Ben. Lee for 1,Oyernor.

The press of the State, especially
upon the Democratic side of the house,
are not sure that Leon Albeit will be
their standard bearer in the Guberna-
torial fight next fall. The liquor ele-
ment is pushing him, but the ether
wing are for Hon. Ben Lee, Supreme
Court Clerk, formerly of Cumberland
county.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1889-06-13
lime KuffRr.

June butter is coming in, and prices
will go down. That is the kind of but
ter that people used to pack down for
winter use, but the practice has be-.
come almost obsolete since the many
great creameries of the dairying re-
gions have been established. The
packing is done by them, and in bet
ter style and with better results than
those of the housewife, who tries her
hand at it only once in a twelvemonth.