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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

kawaf drogi, spotkaf oddziaf strzel-
COW pieszych gwardyl z tax bis
ka, he strzafy karabinowe mogiy
znaczna szkode wyrzadz,G naszym
ufanom. Poiozenie byfo niebezpiecz-
ne; seczesciem, ke noe ciemna
niedozwolifa stronom obydwom
zm'arkowad, ij"kie kakd. z nieh
ma pred SODA nieprzyjacielskie
sIfy. S. p. Konstanty Bnihskj ME
namysla sic ami chwili i wzywa
ofcera resyiskiego, ably sic poddat,
DO sic znajduje W srodku cafei dy-
wizyl pelsklej.
INA to oswladczenie z TAXA
pewncscia siebie wypowiedziane,
officer kaza4 broh ziozyc z caiym
platonem strzelcow wzietym zostat
do niewoii. lynn fortelcm, zimna
krwia i przytomnoscia umysfu s.
p. mfody nasz bohater ME tylko
szczesliwie wyszedf 2 trudnego Pc
fozenia, ale Jeszcze zabral pluton
nieprzyjacieIski wraz z ofce,em
do %niewoli, ME straciwszy sadnego
re swoicb dzlelnych Mazurow. By
TO to poiobno jedyne spotkanie,
z ktorego wyszedt CATO. Ia to
odznaczenie sic ozdobionym zostai
'srzyzem ,,Virtuti militor." Pc
upadku powstania, okryty licznemi
ranami, wrocif do rodzinnego do
mu, ale Ma krotki tylko wypoczynek.
Wzieto 90 BOWEN do wojska pru-
skiego, Il "a udziaf wojnie przeclw
Rosyi. musia} pleszo odbyc podroz
do W%estfaIii, gdzie sic znajdowaf
pufk h%uzarow, W ktorym Mat Cd
sfuzyc wojskowoso swoia.
,,Nadszed1 rok 1916. Sp.
Konstanty nalezat do zwiazku marc.
dowego wraz z innymi obzafo-
wunymi dostat sic do w~iezienia,
kt6rym bl1zko diva lata pre-
sicdziaf, ME zdradziwszy Ia jemnicy
zwiazku, ME wydawszy pod slpdz
TWEEN nikogo z wsp6toskarzonych.
Znowu w roku lS4S widzimy
go czynnym. WymliaJac zrecznemi
marszami rozes}ane pc Ksieztw;e
oddziafy ruchome woiska prusk1e-
60, doprowadzif szczesliwie zebra
nycn swoim kosztem nzbrojonych
uianow pod Trzemeszno do oddzia'u
J6zefa Garczynskiego i pod jego
dowodztwem walczyt W bitwie pod
M~ifos}awiem. Pc tel kl!kodniowei
kompanii sp. Konstanty Bnihski
wrocif do dobr swoich.
Alisci znowu W pamietnym
roku 1868 zmarly nalezat do
organizacyi krajowoi, W ktorej
rownie ochocze, lak sumiennie
spefniaf obowiszki komisarza pc
wiatow ego, wysyfAjac kesztem
swoim licznych ochotnik6w do
formujacych sic mad granica
Ksieztwa oddziaiow "a przez-
naczeniem ich byio niesG pomoc
bratnia %walczacym przeciw Rosy
szeregom naszym.
Kiedy pc rewizyi odbyte; W
palacu DziafYhskic, kt6ry byf sic.
dziba owczesnego komitetu, zacze-
to aresztowac wszyslklch do orga-
nizacyi nalezacych obywateli, 81
Konstanty zdofat ujs6 szczesliwie
"a granice, przenoszac dobrowolne
tui"ctwo ma %obczyznie mad znane
mu Juz dawnlejszych czasow
przyjemnosci wiezienia sledztwa,
jake przechodzi6 musz9 wieznowie
polityczni.
,Wr6ciwszy do kraju W roku
1854 zostaf powt6rne %wtraconym
do wiezienia, gdzie zastaf juz H.
cznych towarzyszow Diedoli. Pc
ukonczeniu owego olbrzymiego
procesu wrocif do donna. ale iu2
s%kofatany ma zdrowiu, a ostatnie
rs lat zycla byfy jednem prawie
bez przerwy pasmem cierpieh, az
smlerc p~otozyfa n%areszcie kon1ec
temu tyloletniemu meczehstwu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
SZlaSlk.

Bytone. Syn gospodarczy, Piotr
Honisz z M. Dabrowy, bedac "a
trudniony zaprzaganiem m}odego
konia do wozu, kiedy tenze wierz-
gna} i tax nieszczesliwie m}odzieh-
ca kopytem W twarz uderzy4, re
ma oafkiem kose nosewa zgrucho-
tana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
Ma Pam9Qtke Zesz}orocznego DO

Ma Pamiqtke zesz}orocznego po-
bytu W Krol. Hucie przesta} Maj
przewieleb. Ksiaze-Biskup wro-
c}awski zonie kupca Hadamika, W
ktorych domu przebywaf, picking
ksiazke modlitewna W kosztownej
oprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

w Kreroawe pod Sroda umar}
dnia 6 kwietnla S. p. X. proboszcz
B r d II S XII, doszed}szy PREY
czerstwem zdrowiu do 80 lat zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

kolegi, uwazaja to sobie "a wstyd,
re ten w}asnie zemknaf i slowo zla-
mai, "a ktorym oni prosill i mice
go miedzy soba chcieli. Poznali sic
prawda ma MIN lepiej, gdy d}uzej
z MIN sasladowali, re to cz}owiek
przykry ola drugich i ma przywia.
zanie ME zasiugujacy, wiec bardzo
za{owae ME ma czego. A re to te-
raz czytuje sic czesto, il W roznych
koloniach rzadowych take kolo-
nisci Niemcy ucieka]a re swoich
parcel, to kto VIE, cry kolonisci
niemccy wogole ma parcele W tu-
tejszych stronach st6sowni i cry ma
mich wstrzymaG zdo}aja W d%zisiej-
szych czasach. Me dziwic sig wiec,
gdy re strony niemieokiej strecza
teraz jedni chihczyk6w, drudzy
W}ocLow, boo przeclez ziemi pustka
zostawic ME podobna, a skoro Mem
cy ma niej wysiedzied ME umieja
czy ME moga, Polak6w zas pc wy
daleniu 40 tysiecy brak wielki,
trzeba sic obejrzec "a innymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
Nv :.
w. Has,

W Swiniarkach pod K}eckiem
urzadzono cd 1 kwietnia nova a.
genture pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
KIejnoty humoru, satyry i
d0Wcipu poLSkiegO.

uVWOipu p0lSkltSO.
Wydawnictwo zbiorowe
OMobione illustraeyami humOrystyeznemi.
Satyryeznemi i portretami
Wycfhodxace zeszyta1mi.
Dwadzlescia cztery zeszy-
tow, wyjdzic W ciagu 1889
reku.
KLEJNOTY HUMORU
SATYRY I DOWCIPU POL
SKIEGo, So ,Ilustrowane.
hlejnoty hunoru, salyry I
dowcipu polshiego wychodza we
Lw"wie pod kierunkiem Re-
dakcyi Administraeyl Goaico
= Lskry i wydawnictwo to lest
r6wn'"z w%}asnoscia g}6wnego
redaktora i wydawcy tych pism:
M. d. Chamsk lego.
Prenumera,a ma "a zeszyt6w
wynosi z przesefka do Ameryki
pofn. 3 dolary, do Ameryk1 po-
'udn., BrazyIni, Australia i in
nvcE KRAKOW zaoceanowyeh: 20
,frank6w.
Mozna takze prxeselac pre-
numerate ma IL zessytdw Tub co
nnjmniel ma 6 zeszYt6w W odpowlc-
dnlej kwocie.
Kazdy zessyt wychodzi W
ko'orowej okfadce, z%naeznej obje-
tosci: wielkiego formstu i ma Ia
drym pAlie'ze. Zeesty wychodza
mnl"i ~lecoi dedo rag ma naiesqc
i n"tyoh.a;ast kazdemu prenume-
rator"w. AZ w%ysefane.
P'eniadzie prenu,neracyjne
najdogodniej przesefa6 przehazem
pocgtowyna, lib % h$cie pieniea-
"ym, al6o rehomendowanym. q
A"ery'<i n"jIepiej przesetac ie
dotaromi p~apierowyml 10 I$cie
rehoraoponyna, aDo przekagem
p~ocztowyn.
P'ecumerowaG MONA W
has0ej ch,oM = wyszfe juz ze-
szyty, natychmiast sic przeseia-
ia.
Liczymy ma szerokie popra-
Gle cafego polskiego og6tu -
dlatego prenumerate naznaczamy
tax niska.
K1ejmoiy humoru, satyry . do
wcip~ polskiego Ola kazdej re-
dziny pclskieJ W kraju i M dale
kiei obczyznie beta zawsze poza-
danym, ~serdecznym prey jacielem,
ktory prEychodzi re skarbam
ztotego, polskiego hu.
moru j dowc1pu...
Nalezytosc prenumeracyina ma
h1ejnoty Hunoret, satyry = dow-
cipu polshiego z podaniem dokia-
dnego adre.u prenumoratora, pre-.
seiaG nalezy:
Do Adminictracyi: Goaea 4,
Lshry we Lwowie, Lemberg-
Austrya-Galicya-ulica Krasze-
wskiego Mr.. %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
Moskieavscy socyalisci wydali O.

Moskievscy socyalisci wydali O.
dezwe do socyalistow Polakow,
wzywajac ich do propogandy idei
rewo1ucyjuych i podtrzymywania
wszelkich grup, walczacych z rza-
dem. Odezwa k}adzie gfownie ma
cisk ma propaganda miedzy Office
rami wojskiem, ably chwili Wy
buchu mice pc swojej stronie ar
mije.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
Sledzie pofouifu sic W morzu bal

Sledzie potowitu sic W morzu bal
tycklem tax obfcie, re trudLo o
odbiorcow ma tax wielka mase to-
waru. Ceny wskutek tego SO bardzo
niskie; podobno navel transport
sic ME op}aca. Pewien rybak mia}
zamiar odstawiG dwie fury sledzi
do Lubeki. O~bliczywszy sig jed
max, wola} sledzie wpusclc znowu
do mora; n1ia} BOWEN do tego
Interest," %jeszcze dofozyc Is marek
z kieszeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
Il fredericksburg donosza: Ma

Z Gnie5nie,ishiego donosza: Ma
my 5 k~wietnia, a j~eszcze plug ro-
Ii sic ME chwycit i ME wiadomo
tel kiedy to nastapi, DO role zbyt
~jeszcze roanoke. Przytem ogrom-
ny brak robotnika, wynosza sic "a
MORE, jedni sciagani przez rodzi-
ny, kt6re tam cd dawniejszych lat
mieszkajq, a drugich wypedzaja
nieszczesne stosunki szkolne, sfuz-
ba %wojskowa, ciezary, nleurodzaje,
i "a tenn wszystkiem W slad coraz
wiecej dopiekajaca bieda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02
nv j ESCI
ZPolskiej OJczyzny.
Zieunie POlskie pod "a.
bOrena ~mOskieWskim.

Pewiem zamieszka}y 10 Warszoa1ae
Paryzanin zak}ada wielka pralnla,
w kt6rej zamierza zatrudnic Chin
czyk6w, kt6rzy trapleni przeludnie-
MEM w kraju w1asnym obostrze-
miami, wydanemi przeciwke MIN
W Ameryce, obecnie chetnie przyJ-
muja prace W Europe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

Ad,vokaci w kodzi, W Minsku
CUB, we Lwowie m}odziez akade-
micka, %zamierzaja Tub juz urzadzl-
Ii b~ezp}atne biura porady prawne]
ola chfop6w, ale biura tie puste,
lub co gorzej, oblezone przez po-
katnych doradcow, ktdrzy zastepu-
j. tymczasem PREY chtopie nieo-
becnych adwokatow.
w sferze stosunkow fabrycz-
nych ME lepiej: W Lodzi fabry-
kant Elmer kaze dzieciom, zamiast
przepisanyoh 6, pracowa6 II 60
DIN w Tomaszewie fabrykant
Hummel pobi4 czternastoletniego
Wincentego Rajskiego tax, re chic
plec umarl. TIE fakty ME uszfy bez
lekk,ej kary, ale ccdziennie ida
/ rzaja sic wypadki smlercl lub ka-
lectwa robotnikow, spowodowane
brakiem srodkow %ostroznosci W ia
brykach i wypadkl te uchodza bez-
karnie, DO fabrykant zwykle ska
da oswiadczenie, re nieszczescie sta
10 sic z powodu w}asnej nieostroz-
nosci robotnika, a towarzysze doll
nieszczesnego milcza, DO ME chca
straciG zarobku, a utrata jest pew
na, wobec }atwosci sprowadzenia
W kazdej chwili robotnik6w z Me
mice.
W Warszawie ME ustaja pro-
by, moskalizacyi. w moskiewskiem
Towarzystwie Lekarskiem ma do
rocznem posiedzeniu Apuchtin
przypominaf dostojnemu gronu le-
karzy, re ich zadaniem W Polsce
jest, grzecznie mdwiac, praca
mad zjednoczeniem Polakow z Mo-
skalami. To = zadanie lekarzy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

Zmarty dir. Kaczorowskl zapi-
sal W testamencie Siostrom Milo
sierdzia i Elzbietankom po 8 ty-
siecy marek. Swemu przyjacielowi
DIR. Batkowskiemu instrumental le-
karsk1e i meble z jednego poko]u.
KS. Cichowiczowi 2 kodzi, jake
Przyjacielowi, meble z drugiego po-
koju. Ola familii znaczny kapitalik,
wnukowi swemu Asnykowi $50 tvs.
marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

+ B~ar{o&no, dnia ego kwietnia
1889. Dnia 5go kwietnia umar1a tn
opatrzona Sakramentami swietemi
pc dwuletnich c%ierpieniach 70
roku zycia Maryanna Niklewska,
ma}zonka zmariego pred dwoma
laty S. p. Stanis}awa Nlklewskie-
go, by}ego posiedziciela.
Me31ni'tska dyecezga. w ME
dzlele 7go b. m. zostali przez Maj
przewiel. X. Biskup wyswieceni ma
dyakonow nastepujacy subdyakoni:
Mateusz Brill, Jan Gorczynski, Pa
wei Lessel, Wojciech Schultz i DIR.
filozofi Pawef Teichert.
w tym roku zamierza mai
prev. X. Biskup wizytowac cd
Is do 26 maja koscio4y W Jablo-
movie, Lembargu, Niezywieciu, W
Brodnicy, W Radoszkach Lidzbar-
ku; cd 1go do 1890 lipca W CzFu-
chowie, Feretenowie, Koczale, Pre-
chlewie i Konarzynach; cd 26go
s1erpnia do 9go wrzesn1a W Luzi-
ME, Strzepczu, W Sierakowicach,
Suleczynie, Lipuszu i W Koscierzy.
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

W Kr6lewcu odby}a sic W re
sz}a nledziele wspanla}a uroczy-
stosc objecia ma nowo przez gmi-
ne katolickq koscio}a farnego, zaj-
mowanego przez lat 10 przez sta
rokatolik6w. St6sowne kazanie wy
gfosif ksiadz proboszcz Steffen. Thu
my wiernych zape}ni1y wspania}a
swiatynie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

W sakfadzie dta g}uchoniemych
W Poznaniu dnia 3 b. m. dyrek-
tor zak}adu p. Matuszewski wpro-
wadzif W urzsdowanie nowo usta-
nowionego n%auczyciela zak}adu D.
R z Jerzyc. Prey
jecie to odby}o sic uroczyscie ma
sail, W obec ca1ego grona nauczy-
cieli i wszystkich zebranych ucz-
niow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

howrocfaw. - Drogerzysta P.
Sikorski kupi1 posiadfosc PREY u
licy Fryderykowskiej "a sumo
10000 marek cd radzcy sprawie-
dliwosci p. Hoen1gera. = Dnia 1
kwletnia otworzy1 tn pan w. Med
balski handel kolonialny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

W Srodsie odbyf sic 20 marco
pogrzeb S. p. M~agdaleny z Morzyn-
skich Doga, lat IA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-02

We Laoowie wychodziG ma pi-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-01-31
To Young Men in the Country.

10 t0OOR wen IN tO0 county,
Don't be in a hurry to quit the farm
unless you know that the farm will quit
you.
No young man can pillow successfully
in cuff-buttons. Take them off. Put on
a check shirt and pair of overalis. and
you are fixed
Remember that the best talent in New
York city was taken from the farm.
Getting out early and pitching in be-
fore the heat of day. is what knocks.
Don't plant all corn. Diversified farm
ing increases the bank account.
Keep away from town. This cultivat-
ing corn on the street corners always
brings a crop of nubbins.
Be prompt in looking after your fences.
Even the politicians do this; and you are
of more value than many politicians
The first thing young farmer should
do is to marry some nice young lady. the
daughter of farmer, whose mother can
make good butter and good bread We
belieye in the laws of heredity.
Encourage the idea fyour better three
quarters. and take time and get her some
flower seed. All cucumber seed will make
you tired after a while
After blowing deep and getting a good
ready, plant your potatoes in the ground
Don't wait for the moon; it Is a trifie un.
certain.
Quit work promtly at 4 O'Clock p. m.
unless in haying or harvest. Ten hOurl
is enough for man or beast.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-01-31

warmed over a good many that ha,
grown cold. and We hope he will bring
more TO see the evils of their way.
Brother Lockman. why don't you turf
out and do good; you will haye better
crops.
/ We hear that Bert Merrill is having q
/ law suit with the teacher that formerly
taught at Twin He'll.
H. NJ. Snyder met with quite loss last
week by some sneak thief. Our advise
to the boys is to get married. and then
your wife will watch your clothes.
We hear that Mr.. Ball is going to put
out large acreage of broom corn.
MIR. James is going to plant sixty or
one hundred acres of CATER corn. He
thinks II is head of everything
B. Tobias is running new road from
the east. 1t looks as If it would strike
somewhere near NJ Wilkinson's.
Look out. Benny. A. Cord is about to
Irt-tiii't tHit Ciilill.
Lo, and behold. l. Jerimiah Tickle
house. am about to write as the spirit
shall direct. and tell you what l know
about planting. In the first place. you
cant farm without land. unless you are
a clerk in Il dry goods store or an editor
of Il city paper Second,-going to town
and holding down a dry goods box won t
get much of IL crop except rags and a
cross wife as she comes in from the prai-
rie with a sack of COW chips on her shout
der. Third-lf you are c. A r. YOU
can raise more out of the government
than you can out of some kansos farms.
Fourth.-We can raise the tariff easier
than we can wheat. because the tariff
protects our sheep. even II we haven't
got any sheep. Fifth-Don't know as
YOU can raise cabbage but do know that
You can raise dead. loads of Youngsters
Sixth.-Dont know that n farmer makes
more farming than he does talking poll
ties and voting railroad bonds seventh
Don't know that We can raise hemp,
but do know that we ought TO for politi-
cal purposes. Eighth-Don't know as
we done any great shake" when We
raised Nike into position as repre-
sentative.
THE KICKER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-01-31
CORRESPONDENTS.
Bloom Items.

0I00" J1euSs
Crown Point school opened again thi.
week.
The rains during the past two week:
have put the ground in fair condition fol
crop this coming spring, and has mois-
tened it down from eight 10 twelve
inches.
George Carson and wife has dish
washer two weeks old.
Several land trades have been effected
recently in this vicinity. People in other
states are always anxious to trade their
lands for Kansas soil. These facts need
no other comments.
The fact brought out by Superintend-
ent Groendyke during the teachers as
sociation two weeks ago. that six years
ago only twenty teachers were TO be
found in his territory-Ford county,
which then embraced nearly one-seventh
territory there are about 600. shows that
intelligent people know where to stop
and that with this class southwestern
Kansas is rapidly filling up.
As soon as it thaws ont. pillow out the
east and west lines; put in hedges of
Usage or Yellow Willow, or plenty of
cottonwood trees on the south lines. and
Won nave the way to successful grooming
in this county.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-01-31
Ford County Agricultural Association.

Ford County Agricultural Association.
The Ford County Agricultural Associa-
ton met at the court house in regular ses-
sion at , o'clock, Saturday, january 26th.
President J. l.. Finley in the chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
The committee on legislation WAS called
for, and the chairman not being present
the committee was continued.
The committee appointed to meet the
county commissioner, with resolutions ask
ing them To offer Il bounty of fifty cents
per acre for prairie broken durin. the win
ter AMI spring of 1889. reported that the
resolution had been presented ami laid on
the table. Upon motion the committee
WAS continued. and instructed to meet
them at their next meeting and ask for Il
bounty OF 81 per acre. Provided that not
more than so shall DE paid to any one
person. On motion VI. Collar was added
to said committee.
The committee appointed to present a
bill for 500 to the county commissioners
for holding fair and making monthly re-
ports To the State Board Of Agriculture Ie-
ported that the matter was presented, and
upon investigating the law il was found
that the Society WAS not entitled to said
stun under the Statute, and therefore it
could not be allowed. Upon motion the
committee WAS discharged.
The second constitutional amendment,
creating an executive committee of nine
members rs per notice of previous meet
ing, was taken up and after due consider
alton WAS adopted. said committee was
10 be composed of the president, senior
vice.preSi.len,, secretary, treasurer, and
five to be elected: election to take place at
the regular annual election. The members
selected to serve the mieXpireI year We're:
W. J. Elliott, Of Graldview township; L..
Hubbard, Of Ford: ". &. Bunker, Of
Wheatiand township; Adam Lirlie, of
Ridenour township AMI Martin W. Brown,
of Nllttlrn township.
The amendment To- the constitution as
per notice of previous meeting. providing
for the election of Il vice-president i'm each
voting precinct, was after due considera-
ton, amended 80 is to read leach school
district" and So passed.
y. Mayrath was then called upon to re-
port his visit to the annual meeting of the
State Board OF Agricultural, which he did,
showing that farm topics covering every
department of farming was ably discussed,
of which he gave Il synopsis. On motion
a vote of thanks was rendered Mr.. May
r.,th for the able manner in which lie
represented our county.
The committee on legislation was then,
by vote, instructed to report to the exc
cutive committee.
The executive committee was instructed,
at its first meeting, to take under advise
ment the feasibility of holding a farmers
county institute OF two days session.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
Immediately after adjournment the ex-
ecIItiye committee met and organized by
elccting NJ. Collar chairman and W. J.
Elliott secretary. y meeting of the CON-
mittce WAS called for Wednesday, JANUARY
3Oih. al o'clock at tile court house.
JOHN GOODwINE, Sec'y.
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Railroad Notes.

George Stout Is on the sick list with
the measles.
Smokey" is laid up with a bad eye,
caused by coming In contact with lump
of coal.
Engine SOS will be out in few days
with an entire new set of fiues.
There is another new master-mechanit
at Coolidge now. Barnes is his name.
Engine 116 has gone to Ration tc
buck" snow.
Jas. Crouthers has gone to Topeka to
stand on the green carpet.
Henry Dlrigo is laid up with the rheu
matism;
1t is reported that Jerry Shaw and Jack
DAWN have each received letter from
the White Caps.
Ed. Hood says the Seven Spot" i:
good for a couple of months yet.
1t is rumored that Dick Wittey is goinf
to leave here. Cause unknown.
There is plenty of snow west of Cool
idge,
| Nose Fisher is on 524. fast freight,
Bill Gerard is on the chain gang
once more, He is all broken up over Il
They are running donble- headers OF
passenger trains now
Engines Nos 1893. So. SO and 5l3 die,
on last Saturday.
Engine No. III is now used 10 furnish
steam for the stationary engine at tn,
shops.
Freight business il on the Increase.
Walt Adams is running engine No. g
Geo. Fadel has eoas to Oak Greek
Wisconsin. to get married
On q rM Bona"
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Belle Precinct.

Last Thursday a troop of twelve mel
on horseback and about as many more in
vehicles. was seen coming from the west
pulling for the reservation. Your cor
respondent, thinking it "A ditch surveying
outfit, pulled out to meet it, 1t proved
to be search warrant party looking fol
stolen household goods. They had blood
in their eyes. II seems that some enter
prising granger awoke and found his en-
tire bedding. stove and other furniture
had taken wings during the night. Some
one will get himself in Il box yet Vacant
houses on Five Mile creek walk OF dur
ing the night time az If endowed with
life, 1t may be that this furniture mas
gone to fill one of them.
Some of our residents are trihe rilcd
on account of having their houses
searcehd. No one escaped; they all had
to submit. from our best church and sun
day-schoOl members to the humblcs,
granger. This comes of having SUSPECT
Gus neighbOrs.
Jack Kennedy is In fair way of getting
q mother-in-lsw.
Mrs. Booth, who used to reside on the
creek. but who now lives in Dodge. came
out accompanied by her two blooming
daughters last Monday for visit among
her old friends. Upon inquirlng she
found that they all had gone to Missouri
or Arkansas.
Good millet hay brings only 81 per ton
but it is root hog or die" with Ia,
grangers.
Pete" and ''Griff, the noted song
| and dance artists, created quite II sensa
ton at Belle Center last Friday evening
They were recalled twice.
Belle Center can boast OF as fine music
al talent as any burg in the west. The
renowned male quartette. led by Ber
LOckman would do to travel
Mr. Leatherwood walks into town ev
cry Friday night. a distance OF ten miles
The party at Mr.. Harvey's residcnc,
last Friday evening was an ENJOYABLE af
fair, although the bad weather KEEP
many away.
William Pogue is filling his ice hous,
while the weather is favorable One o
the finest native groves IN the state !!
situated on his creek farm. 1t is favor
lite resort for picnic parties ami Fourtl
of July celebrations, which make. quit,
a demand for ice.
Owing To the storm there was no Sab
, bath school at Twin Hill last Sunday.
1t is reported that a l.;era! has beei
surveyed as far a. John Zer'y's place
headed this way me larGIt 81 fli
locality want wafer If j. is possible Il
! get i They dom Ollie 10 working a
I laterals and paving f"r - W.T. iI.-i-- :
but they to;i', believe So trad#es th'
farms Tor ser >" X ii.rl.. -.
iarnl.l IN /; = ioc :; :, uit a..5ae
cuong;, Wa. 10 NJ 81 ee-t .a.-Hil er
ACRES
. Oi Stinenian is r. painting is hi.1 ~
Some fellow is liable to lose bis girl,
| HAYsEED
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-01-31

Since the advance in flour many flour
mill are sending out second grade flour
in high patent brands. Sims and Shinn
have taken special care to secure some
strictly high patent flour for those who
desire it for pastry or fine flaky bread.
They are also making special effort to
supply the demand for cheap but whole.
-four Their bargains at BIO per sack.
makes excellent biscuits and batter
cakes; it works up nicely with buck.
wheat flour.
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This warm winter has knocked the
bottom out of the feed market at last
Sims & Shinn have just bought several
cars on the decline, and At this date arc
selling best quality Of corn at e0c. per
100; slcks, If wanted. &C. Everything in
proportion, with prospect of further de-
cline il wam weather continues