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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12


Why, oh, why do our city fashiofh BILE
women go to pieces so early in life, wfsifs
our men, even if they do get fat aud
bald, still look neat and dapper, and
have style about them until overtake en-
by the seventies? Take New York de-
Outante of the McAlIister set, dainty and
delicate as a miniature on ivory, with
warmth and feeling, figure ravishingly
beautiful, and her whole being breathing
intelligence, sympathy and spirituality.
Yet at twenty-five, with q married life
of two or three years they begin to fade;
at thirty the bloom IS gone; at thirty
five they are passee; at forty they are
old women. But not so the man about
town. At forty he is still erect as fash
ion plate; at fifty his hair and teeth begin
to go, but not so his sprightliness, his in
terest in things, his elbow touch with the
spirit of the times. In word, as he
grows ola in the flesh he seems to brighten
intellectually, and that, mind you. is
the secret of his perennial bloom.
His breezy, CHEEKY way de"
ceivss you. He acts like man
of thirty, and as his rotundity increases,
he wraps his toga tightly around him and
Strengthens up like a boy of eighteen.
he is as constant to his bath tub as he is
to his sweetheart, and speaks as affec-
tionately to his tailor and barber as if
they were his own brothers. IL Is care
full what he eats and when he eats it,
drinks sparingly, sleeps nine hours daily,
and is as neat with his hands as q girl.
H5 IS regularly manicured, pedicured
and messaged. All this costs him heap
of trouble, but egad he gets his reward.
-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

November. Your sherbets and ices must
all simulate fruit of various kinds. For
boutonniers, make use of oolored leaves
and for favors distribute pins of enam =,
eled leaves to the ladies and grains of
yellow corn set in gulse of scsrf-pins to
the gentlemen.
Dinner cards should have a spray of
autumn leaves with some kind of fruit
painted in the corner, and your guests
should be requested to use vines aud
leaves in trimming their dinner toilets.
figure of the goddess Ceres should be
prominent on the mautel and be sppro-
priately hung with vines and festoons Of
tiny apples and nuts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

We are all literally on the move now.
october is only second to May in its pro-
oesslons of loaded vans, express wagons
one-horse trucks and hand wheelbarrows
bearing our household goods to new
temples. Twice year the spirit of
change holds sovereign sway, and this
process Ional tribute gees through the
streets in token of our loyalty TO its
comma nds. Only those who own their
houses are exempt from the calls of this
spirit, and evel they are coming to town
from summer quarters with huge cara
vans of luggage, thus fulfilling the law
to the very letter. Every body obeys II +,
In fact, even the basement jewellers who
can move no further than the next
block. l saw 8 family yesterday, in q
procession all their own. The father
carried q small cooking stove, which still
bore the glow of the breakfast fire; the
mother basket of delft with teapot and
coffee-pot on string hanging at her
side like fine lady's chatelaiue; then
followed six children, each with some
article of furniture suited to its size.
The eldest girl bore the baby on one arm
and the coal scuttle on the other, and q
jolly boy marched to the music of his
own whistle with an inverted pail which
looked suspiciously like the family
GROWER. All were smilingly conscious
of being in the fashion, and what did
they care if the change was only from
basement to basement?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12
WORK WHILE YE HAVE THE LIGHT.
Christians.
BYLEoN ToLSToI.
CHAPTER II.

Translated from the Original by E Dillon PHI d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-12

Everybody, in fact, look ed jolly. The
lords and ladies of the fine houses are
coming home eager for the round of
winter pleasures, the jewellers in apart
IN ents who put their goods in storage
last May and went to the coun-
try-some to the martyrdom of
country relations-are now locating in q
new part of the city; the stay at-hOmes-
all-summer are securing change of air
and scene by moving from the east side
to the west and from the west side to the
east, so through all the toll and turmoil
we are having sort of carnival of high
spirits and high anticipations. The old
style of entering d house as 4 bride, hav-
ing children born and married there, and
leaving it only at the last great removal,
is now wholly abandoned as to staid and
unenterprisiug for this lively age. So
from thousands of fat roofs come the
thud, thud of the carpet beater, with
clouds of dust ascending to settle down
and filter through houses and clothing,
and the tick took of the carpet hammer
fills the air. But if you consider the
dust as so much cloudy incense ascend
ing to our household lairs and penautss
and the tick took the echo of dancing feet
of invisible home farries-why, you WILL
be like all the rest of US, immensely
jolly in this monstrous moving timeS
The advocate., 1890-09-17
D. TAOS. LONG, N. D., Surgeon.

ONCE and private hospital, $40 Kansas Ave-,
Topeka. 10 10 a. m, diseases OF the Eye and
Ear; 10 a. m, 10 n m., DciOmlties; 70 4 p. M,
diseases Ol Women and Surgery
Will visit any part OF the county 20 operate, as
Elst or council with any legal and reputable ply
slClnn. Patients coming 10 the city for treat
ment viii lind excellent private or public hOspi-
tal accommodation. All correspondence prompt
ly answered.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
sHERIFF's SALE.

OhNAtAEN'0 HAANs
In the district court Third judicial district,
Shawnee county, Kansas,
VIM. II. II. Mitchell,
Plaintiff,
w. Case No 1884.
William Allaway,
Defendant.
by virtue OF an execution issued out OF the dis
triCt court In the above entitled case, 10 me
directed and delivered, 1 will, on
MONDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. d., 1890, nc 10 o'clock, q. m, Of said day. nc
the front door Of the court house, In the city Of
Topeka, Shawnee county, Kansas, offer for sale
nc public auction, and sell tO the highest bidder
for cash In hand, the following described real es
tate, 70 wit;
Lots 1874, 1S0, 1873, l42 and IA, on Ohio avenue,
In Highland park addition 10 the city Of Topeka,
In Shawnee county, Kansas,
The above described property Is levied upon as
the property OF said defendant, William kllayyny,
and Is appraised NJ (SlGO.O0) and will be sold TO
satisfy said execution.
Given under my hand, at my OiilCe In the city
Of Topeka, Shawnee county, Kansas, this 10Th
j. M. WILKERsoN,
Sheriff.
The advocate., 1890-09-17

We will consider Il a personal favor II our read
era will mention THE ADVOCATE when doing
business with our advortiRerA
The advocate., 1890-09-17

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Z.!..E.E.'Sl. .i-tEl'S..Esss=aas. -tl'S klSs EogIE:
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.
Including Limos East and wost Of the Missouri
RocK INLAND, oAVENPoRT, DIES MONTHS,
COUNCIL BLuEFB, WATHRToWN, SIOUX
EALIig M1gNBAPoLIB, ST. PAUL, ST. JOS
MPH ATcH1BoN, LEAVMNWoRTH, KANSAS
CITY, TOPEKA, DENVER, COLORADO sP'NdB
and pUMBLo. Free Reclining Chair Cars 20 and
from CH1CA0Q, CALDWELL, HUTCHINBoN
tween cHICAdo, WIcHITA and HUTCHINSON.
SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS
OF Through Coaches, Bloopers, Free Reclining
ghNAA VukN anu NhNAb u AAV AeAVNAl 0AAAAh NuLN
daily between CHICAGO, DIES MoINEH, CoUN-
OH BLUFFS and OMAHA, with EHHM Roclin-
nR Chair Gar % NORTH PrATTM ug0b.l, and
betwOon CHICAGO and DENVIlR. COLORADO
SPRINGS and PUHBLo, via &C. Joseph, or Kan
Bng City and TOPEKA Splendid Dining HotOlg
wOat OF g. Joseph and Kansas City. RRoursiong
daily, with Choice Of Routes % and nom Sale
Lake, Portland. Los Angeles and san Francisco
The Direct Line 20 and nom Pixies Peak. Mani.
tou. Garden OF the Gods. tho Banitariu1nS, and
scenic 0rAndeurs OF Colorado,
Via Tho Albert lea Route
Solid E1prOss Trains daily betweon ohioago and
Minneapolis and st. Paul, with THRoUoA Re-
ciiniug Chair Cars CgRRD 20 and fom those
pointn and Kansas City. Through Chair Car ana
sleeper betwOon PEORIA Spirit LalEo and Sioux
Falls via Rock Ialand Tho Ravortto Lane 20
VRhsrtDVn, Sioux Enlla tho summer HosOrtn ana
Hunting and Fishing Grounds OF tho Northwest
The Short IAno via Seneca and Kankalgoo otlors
facilities 20 travel 20 and Nom InoinnapQuas Gun
otfuast aud other Southern points
EnrTiok56u, Maps, Folders. or deaiTo2 intornAar
tion apply 40 any Coupon Ticket ONCE, or addresa
&. CT. Joh&s JOHN SEBA9TIANs
GsmI lEanaGur. 0unl INT n Ras1. Age
cEYOAHQ. GEIs
The advocate., 1890-09-17
Attention, Farmers and LalOTGTS +!
OONsTITUTHON AND BY-LAWs

Union Pacific runs TO Chicago with no
change Of any class at Kansas City. From
KnnsaB City Ehis beautiful train runs via the
f. .ChioagO d Alton railroad, which has the
best track from Kansas City TO Chicago.
CitY Office B25 Kansas avenue.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
3lEG 3ti iSjSG

UNAoouANTup WITH THE oEo0RAPv or THE COUNTRY WILL
onTAN HUGH INFORMATION FROM STUDY or TH8 NAP or THE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14
CLIMATE, SOIL, ETC.

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bkn; 8 ty a farming abb i
&c pri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14
DR.. Frank Bond, 81 Schermerhorn
street, Brooklyn: "VsCX- G1u6tafn1akif III
saak " aiA, ssslsspa Beshssda is now
put up III bottles. -
OPEN REVOLT.
Stand Taken by the National Or :nnization
About Governm mt Loans.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. l3.-The MIchi-
gan Grange is IN open revolt against
the National Grange on account of
of tue stand taken by the ma
tional organization in indorsing the
proposition for government liens on real
estate. Before adjourning the following
resolution was adopted: We regret that
National Grange Farmers Alliance and
other organizations of farmers have
adopted the proposition in one form or
another to make loans by the govern
ment to the people in the issuing OF
81 900, 600, 600 of treasury notes and
loaning il to the people, either directly
or indirectly. at IL low rate of interest,
would lead to LOUD clamor for credit.
Every Intelligent person must admit
that no system could be devised or its
operation so guarded as to prevent par
TALLY aud favoritism IN its distribution,
first TO personal friends and of loanine
next TO his political associates. Every
ihoughtiul man must for-see that it
would create q feeling of helplessness
and depende nee on the government for
aid bv those whom 1t is designed TO help,
thereby retaXiug each individual effort,
destroying their energy and self reliance
and rendering them helpless meudicants
of government charity. Every OBJ
server of human nature must know that
il would lead TO thriftless improvidence.
relying Oh government aid or govern
ment forbearance by those whom II seeks
to benefit aud prove a detriment Instead
of a blessing. This is 80 plainly evident
that We are surprised that the national
Grange should allow itself to be carried
away by the clamor of those who hope TO
gain for themselves political preferment
by holding out a scheme so enticiug TO
an ignorant or i,nprovident debtor aud
scbpnlng speculator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14
WATER hover.

In size and character the Llano river Lano rens
N H.
other viii
tall tie site distance
a theta
the aoring abundant powers
and electric plants,
other
power is the cherished plans of the company. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14
ORGANIZATION OF THE COMPANY.
TERMS o. SALE.


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LOCATION.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14


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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14
TO THE PUBLIC:

Stock
fcte Financial Securities Company
the Securities
Lano should
addressed Field scuy Dallas Texas The Manager and Secretary Of this
where they will
fully owned by the
By MAIoNEy.p LLANO IMPROVEMENT AND FURNACE co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-14

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lie Qua the o iet oarser &H6pt
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Elegancki podarunek ma Swieta.

s can dlugim, 8 Gale szerokim, 9 Gale grubym.
WnetrZe Jest ozdobione W spos6b artystyczny j
wsspanlaly, pipknym niebieskim jedwabiem i "a
wlera prawdzlwq fajke zpiany m]orskiej.
cara 1aJki Jest zrobiona 2 %odlamk0w najlepszej
priawdziwel piany morskiej. Jest to fajka wspa-
niala pod kazdym wzgledem; ma patentowany
cybuch l munsztuk wylozony srebrem, kt6re
MONA rozebrac ola wyczyszczenia fajki i W
skiadach tytoniu ME sprzcdajc sic nigdy poni-
zeJ dwoch %dolarow: Zawiera take c~ygarnice z
czystel plany morskicj 2 munsztukiem z czyste-
mocng pnszke do zapalsk y M niemieck I, z srsbra'
PudeiSo zewnatrz jest polryte prawdziwa kar-
may jsdwab"2 aksamitna 'fielpq. Pddelka
powszechnic naszc t1Swary przez so dni itylko
lbedziemy wan wyselali naszego krolcwskiego
karmazynowego jedwabnego aksamitnego felpo-
Wego towarzysza ola palaczy "a 95 c. tylko
Prizes, ike .oplacamy naprzod, reczymy "a zado
M Tim e tH, 1ab z s,n pieni,adze: Ts oferts 70
nasze towary; cd innych zadaHmy 500. Adres:e
VIM. Williams, 125 Halsted Str, Chic ago. m.
Wytnijcie to, gdy bedziecie zamawiali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

sany byt Jozet straightforward,
ktory, gdy pierwszy al farme
opusci}, bardzo la gani}. Teraz W
TAX krotkim czasie mia}by sic tax
zbogacit! T" MI SIG wcale ME mo-
Clio W glowie pomiesclc. A tez Mr..
40. Wiarusu przynosl r%ozwiazanie.
podajac, re farmerzy w~yjezdzaja
ma zarobki a zony ich z dziecmi
kleruja fanny
Niezawodnie JOE. Swie
clchowski wl'czyf swoje zarobione
pieniadze i ktoreby m6g} zarobiG
przez ten caly czas zmarnowanv
ma farmie, i tie CO ojciec jego wzia}
z soba (farme majac juz przedtem
zapfacona) do}ozywszy te co jego
szwagier Wysocki w}ozy}, l, tie,
kt6re ;jego brat Jan postal. Zliczyc
to wszv~tko razem, toby bez wat
pienia doc1agnqf do liczby S tysle.
cy. Teraz juz jestem W domu.
Zycze w'ec wan Ho1'stom
szczescia i zdrowia ola waszych
ION, aby wan jak na]predzej wy
klerowafy vase fanny, a gfownY
macher kolonizacyiny tymczasem
zakupl HAWAI- chihskiego muru,
przywiezie 60 do Ameryki | oto-
CIV nm cat> Hnfa Park Pulaski,
DO ]uz dzisiaj vie, re pc wyklero-
wanlu ieden i lrugl do niego ma
lezec bedzie.
z uszanowanlem
JozJ hatleaoski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Wobec podobnej bledy W osa-

NODec pOdoDneJ Dleuy W oSa-
die mic W tenn nadzwyczejnego,
re nowo przyby}ych kazdy stara
sic %wvzyskac- rzecz to zupe}nie
naturalna-a co pajgfowniejszc =
W podobuem pofozeniu uczy SIG
kazdy poznsc wartosG dolara i
swego sasiada.
Manipulacya ]bnznesowa dopro.
wadz'}y takze do tego, re zostaf
wybudowanY tez j klasztcr 90
Peformat6w -jak tez kosc'o}ek,
kt6ry "a lat wieIe ~jeszcze ukoh-
czonvm ME bedzie.- To w}asnle
Jest tym magnesem gromadzacym
ludzi ma tutejsze b}ota i trzesawl
ska -pomimo re W gruncie rzeczy
stanowi to CIGAR, kt6rY ma kar-
kach swych musza dzwigac wszy
stkie saslednle I daleko odlegle
oS"uy Poionio.
Skromny kosciofek 2 mi}uja.
Gym swe owleczki pasterzem pola-
klein, by4by zupelnie wystarczaja q
Gym.
Dzlsiaj rzecza naturalna Jest,
re klasztor tylko spoczywa W reku
ludz' dobroczynnych jest sam So
bic tylko %potrzebnv i pozyteczny.
Jedna z bardzo razacych tutaj
kwesty] jest stan morslny i umy-
s}owy dzlec,. Pomimo, re SO woko}o
szKo}kl publicz,.e, dzleci nleomal
ws7ystkie tutejszych osadnlkow
stronia cd Mich jak cd diego
ME uczqc sic rzeczy najpotrze-
bnleiszej nawet. Jest to wyradza-
jacy sic rodzaj niedo}egow.
Byfobv tez IA czasle, by pro.
boszcz micjscowy chc'a} zformo-
wac szk6}ke prywatna parafialna-
a choc skromneml Il AMI poczaf tie
Mode umysfv usz%lachetnIac We
dug moznosci, q w ten sposob
z]edna4by sobie serca tylu bieda-
kow, kt6rym ME starczy czasu u
czyG w}asne dzieci-bo chleba ola
nlch szukac wpierw musza. j! w
ten sposob rownlez eel zalozenla
kIasztoru da sic z dobre] strony
usprawiedllwic.
Pomimo re csady tie clesza sic
w4asnym proboszczem-osadnlcy
iednak pod wzgledem moralnym
daia wiele do z%yczenia. Zgody
:jednoscl wogole niema-k %aleczenie
byd}a i innej domowizny jest ma
porzadku (ziennym tax samo kra,
dzieze l oszustwa a oprocz Paproc'
klego So tn i inni bardziej przez
w4asnych oicow tesci6w po-
krzy wdzen1; jednych do nleuczcl
wosei zmusza bleda, a innYch wro.
Ozone fotrostwol
A caiosG osady stanowi TAXA
zbleranina ludu Z rozmaltych dziel.
mic Polski-o jaklej tylko Amery'
kane NIGGA m'et pojecle.
P~rzesy}aJac n~in'ej~za koresp,
zamlarem moJem Jest, lie moznosci
nawo}ac ludzl, udajacych sic ma
fanny, do lepszei c~zninosci ma
w1asne i dzieci swNch dobro-gdy2
kazdy swe w}asne szczescie budo-
wac powinien.
i. s WSKI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Ceny targowe


NJ 9 k a: mona Patent $40,
Straight SIS 10; Mr.. 1 Bakers $4.OO
Common Bakers $500
Pasza z kornu- $500 "a
beczke
PSF cam. 2 wiosenna S5c;
zlmowa centow
O w i e s. T. 4Oc.
Korn 4 As
Jeczm1en Nr.2, 81 c;Nr3, SO
a IS c..
.Jaja % c.
Otre b y: shorts bran $1,000
shorts s14.oo, middlings $500
feed $50
elm a: srednia prana25 a %.
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20,
Lnla i e m i e $l.02 buszel
slano DIX 81 - 500,
wleza tymotka s1O.Oo-11.OO
K nj zyna $500. buszel
L ym 1T ka Sl.OO buszel
M Cd 10 a 18c.
Kury zywe 6 c., %kurczeta s c
NJ l G s o, zywe, cd farmer6w
skopowina. $50,
wieprzowina3.25c. wolowina2.5 Soc.
%clelecina 800
Bob $l.75bus zel
Maslo zoe.
kartofle 7obuszel
CHICAGO.
Pszenica- 9l3
Korn-No. 2, 521
Owles-No. Q, 49,
Jeczmieh-No. 73c
MILWAUKEE,.
Pszenica No. 2, Spring, $685.;
No. 1. Northern. %
Korn-No. 3 49Ac.
Owies-No. 2 bia4y 44ac.
Pszenica-Nr. 1 hard 9l3c; Mr..
Northern 89c. Mr.. 2 Northern.
SEC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Doktorowej Kuhn

Magnetyczna OLIVIA korzenna
luz 20 lat znana 7ako
S k u teczne l ekarstw O..
Widzla4am przez dlugle lata codzien
ME, re wyleczenie jest latwem, jezeli
sig znajdzie st6sowne lekarstwo, a mo.
le] m~agnetycznej oliwy ~jeslcze zadne
lekarstwo W AmeryCe ME przesadzilo.
Codziennie przychodza do mnie ludzie,
sksrzacy sie,lz wydali $50, 500 lub $1,000
ma lekarstWa, a Jednak i'm sic ME po-
lepszy@o. 1ysiace ludzi niedorzt ezna
kuracya do rychlego wtrsca grobu. W
przypadkach, W k'6rych miano robie
operacye z~agraza'ace zyciu, ia W krot-
kim czasie cierpiacych wyleczylam. Le-
karstwa moJe lsto1nle lecza niema.
wszystkie zsstarzale choroby. 0jak reu-
matyzm, ubezw}adnienie czionk6w, b6le
w krzyzach, neuralgia, raka, kr6tki
oddech, homoroidy, chooloby watrobia
ne zoladkowe, zoltaczke, kataIr, wy.
cienczenHie, bel W piersiacch i plucaeh,
cierpienia nerwowc, zoIta malaryczpa
fcbre, cierpienia serca. Dol glowy, phi
chine wodna, Dol zeb6w, gluchote;
prup difterya. cho'ere, zarazliwe cho
roby l}ciowe. zapalenie wszelkich ma.
brzmialrsci, wielka chorohe chore o.
czy i t: p Jtzeli kto zaI uty z,stal
przez ukaszenie zmiji lub PISA. niechaj
potlze RANG mojs m~agnetyczna OLIVIA a
ia TRUCKING zni,zczy. Cudownem moIen
lekalstwem ratowalanl cd snierci ty-
siace ludzi, i ci ~powladajac, il to mai
L. Dsza rzecz Ma swiecie.
Ksiazeezke z ob~jasneniami O mo-
jem lekarstwie. kazcemu przesle darmo
Cena korzennej magnctycznej oliwy
5000 paezka,l ub trey paczki "a SIS 90
P'eniadze nalezy przesIac W listach
1egistrowanych.
GI6wny offs: 2nOa Fast Baltimore
Str Raltilnn e.MI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Dola farlner0w
W Hofa Parku / Pu-
faskim.

w numerze As naszego pisma,
8 Listopada, podalismy poczatek
korespondencyi Angelica,
Wis, kt6rym sta}o, pomiedzy
1nnem: y re ziemla w Hofa Par
ku, z powodu wypalenia las6w, jest
n1eurodzaina, iak to wszedzie by
wa przez kiIka lat pc takim wy
padku; p re ziemla W Pu}askim
jest b}otna; 81 re pc, obrobieniu
roll niemal wszyscy zdolni cokol-
wick robotn'cy ida DO mast bo-
row "a z%arobklem, zdalac Gaia
prace oko}o gospodarstwa nieomal
przez : roku ma kobiete swoJa i
dzieci; ~ re cena "a akier ziemi
W Pu}asklm, dolar6w 10 Tub IL i
20, jest "a droga; s. re W Pu3a-
skim staruszkowie Szafranowie "a
piaciIi 100000 "a ARROW So pre-
waznie drzewa po~palonego, a W
znacznei czesci krz6w nleuzytecz
nych, podczas gdy "a cenesl,Ooo.oo
mogli byll naby6 juz zupe@nle
urzadzone gospodarstwo o 40
akrach uprawnej roll, z lnwenta-
rem co tYlko potrzeba.
D1isiaJ podajemy ciag dalszy
oweJ korespondencyl, z ktorego
publikowaniem W listopadzle waz-
ne ~okollcznoscl kazafY nam SIG
powstrzymac.
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Angelica. Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Angelica, Wis.
(Dokonczenie).
2G Pa2dzlernika 1890,

(Dokonczenie).
Jest tn wieIe podobnych przy-
kfadow, choc ME ~wszystkie tax ra-
lace Wgole "a b}ota, wypalone
pag6rki, = gllne nieurodzajna l
piaskl plaza nowi osadnicy
ogromne sunny W stosunku do
rzeczywisteJ wartosci; to zupefnie
usprawiedliwia najgorsze pojecie o
osadzie Pulaski" i w0gole wszyst-
kich tn sasiednich koloniach.
Me dziwic sic, re wszyscy tn
) nleomal bez w~yjatku So zad}uzeni
ak. re z wysifkiem tylko-odma-
wiaiac sobie czestokroc j strawy-
mog zlledwie procenta op}acic.
w okofo Pufasklego So fanny
cd Let k,lkudziesieciu uprawne.
Tam kwltnne jake tako dobrobyt.
20 sam Pulaski (zwany obecnie)
Mkt dotad, procz polak6w, SIG ME
pokusif, DO by}y to bfota ME warte
SO centow "a akier-nie znalazf sic
tez ma szczescie lyle niesumienny
Polak, by cos podobnego koloni-
zown4-by}by z~reszta juz dawno
zyciem przep}acif.
Ot6z to jest w4asnie jadro zfe.
go!! a W dalszym ciagu winni So
sobie sam1 niby to farmerzy-za-
1atwiajac tax wyb6r gruntu, jake
tez l kupno ma wpdf piiani. Me
q lwic sic tez, IL ktos re fzamia W
oczach wspomina} i dz1ekowai IL
tosciwie "a 4yk wodl:i-bo wowczas
slegnaf mysla do p~oczatku swej
biedy.....
Me MONA ~zaprzeczyc, re PIP.
wydawcy l redaktorzy pism pol
sklch, tvch, kt6re stoja ma chile
bic u J. +. Hofa, ciezko zawiniaia
W obec swych brac1, zachwalajac
W gazetach swych rzeczy, o Kto-
rych So przekonani z n%ajgorszei
strony; ci stanowla poczatek tego
ziego, kt6re klatwe wyciska-sq
Y judasze brac swa zaprzedajacy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
z niw polskich
w AM ERYCE.

Sprawe Uofa Parku j Pu-
laskiego znowu wydobylismy dzi-
slaj ma porz2dek dzienny, zebraw,
sly W teJ materyi ]uz lyle dowo-
dow, re nawet procesu z odnosna
kompania Mountaineering, straszaca
mas, II rozporzadza krociami, sic
ME lekamy. Zanim iednakze spra.
wa przyjdz1e pred forum sqdowe,
wzywamy ks. Hieronima Sine dra
z P%ufask1ego, ably publlcznle po-
twierdzlf slowa, kt6re wyrzekf by}
o Hofa Parku do OBJ. Jordana, W
Antigo, Wis, gdyz sprawl publicz-
ma tego wymaga. Spodziewamy sic
tez, il teraz i p. W}adys}aw Dy-
niewlcz, redaktor Gazety Rlskiej,
wyrzuci z }amow swojego pisma
ogloszenie 0 kolon zacyl, ktora
N}asny ziec jego, p. J. Kwasniew-
SKI, tax ostro gam, choclaz vie. re
jego farme p. Dynlewicz odebra}
"a og%foszenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

" najb1i*szym numersc ,,Ka.
tollka" bedzlc s~zczeg6}owy opis
obchodu narodowego W Mime.
apolls, u~rzadzonego staraniem To.
warzystw sw. Antonlego 2 Padwv
i ZgodY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

Nasz agent %podr6zujqcy y.
Wawrzyniec Radomskl bawi obec-
ME W okolIcy Stevenspolnt, WIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

Przyaci64 naszych z
Shawano powiatu wzyw9my, aby
raczyll wyposrodkowac, czy znaj
duje SIC W Pu}askim lub Hofa
Parku dw6ch farmerow J6zefow
Swiecichowsklch, albowiem zna
lezlismy pod jednym 4 protest6w,
zadajacych KAN zeznanlom naszych
Horespondent6w, diva razy podpis
,,Jozef Swiecichowski" "a kaz
dym razem lnn2 rekq pofozony.