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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

c. F. Bennett, of Casa Grande, spent a few days in town this week
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

H. V. Jackson, left with Recorder Will Hams yesterday.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

l hereby anoounee myself as candidate for reelection to the office of Probate Judge Of Pi- nal County, at the coming election.
 W. H. BENSON.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

hereby announce myself candidate for the office of Probate Judge of Pinal County subject to the will of the people at the coming election
 JOHN MILLER
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

hereby announce myself as candidate for Sheriff of Pinal County and earnestly solicit your support at the coming November election
 W. c. TRUMAN
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25
Weekly Weather Report.
John Armstead is in from his ranch

M. Moran was up from Casa Grande for few days this week.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

-At the solicitation of many scitizens of Pinal County hereby announce myself candidate for the Legislative Assembly J. B. ALLEN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25
Secret Societies.

ItILA VALLEY LODGE, '. D., F. & A. NJ. M Regular communication Friday night pre- eeding full moon in each month. GRO. w. BROWN, W. M., l. T. MmTrEMoRE, Seo'y. DtNAL LODGE No. {, I. o. O. F., meets every Il Saturday night. w. J. BLEY, N. G., O. H CARPENTER, Secretary.
 LNLORENCE LODGE No. 4, A. O. '. w-Meets I every Tuesday night. W. WooD PORTER, NJ. w., W Y. PRICE, Recorder.
 TVANHoE LEGION No. 2, SELECT KNIGHTS - \ Meets first and third Thursdays of each month. WM. F. GUILD, Com, T. F. WEEDIN, Re corder.
 INLORENCE LODGE No. 9, 1 G T Meets I every Wednesday night. J. P. WELLEs, W. C IT.. PAUL C. BROWN, Secretary.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

John Dunn was in town this week from his Owl Head mines.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF:

hereby announce myself as an independent candidate for Sheriff of Pinal County, subject to the will of the voters. When say independent mean that no influence control me and that if elected will devote my whole time and the duties of the office in the interest of tbe whole people, and no individual corporate influence will have any effect with me,
 Yours respectfully,
 LUKE SMITH.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

Miss Clendenin's Skating and Dancing
 School,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25
LUKE SMITH.

hereby announce myself candidate for re- election to the office of County Treasurer of Pi- nal County, at the coming November election.
 D. c. STEVENS. FLORENCE, September (. 1890.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

l hereby announce myself an independent candidate for reelection te the office of County Recorder of Pinal County at the approaching election. A. G. WILLIAMS
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Pinal County subject to the vote Of the electors at the ensuing election
 D. c. CAGE
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

l hereby announce myself candidate for the office of Supervisor. ROBERT WILLIAMS
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Supervisor of Pinal county at the coming No- veInber election. w. D. HARRINGTON.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

I hereby announce myself candidate for County Recorder of Pinal County at the coming November election. J. NJ OCHOA.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

hereby announce myself an independent candidate for District Attorney.
 H V JACKSON
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

hereby announce myself a candidate for the Legislative Assembly, subject to the will of the people at the coming election.
 M M. HICKEY
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

Wait bitl Hold upl Do you know that we are selling Groceries Boots Shoes and Dry Goods cheaper than any else? It Is fact come and sec
 We have immense stock in all departments and reduce it. Step in and make call Customers promptly waited on and politely treated in every instance
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

hereby announce myself as a candidate for Supervisor of Pina1 county at the coming No yember election. THOS. F. WEEDIN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

To the voters of Pinal County: I hereby an nounce myself a Democratic candidate at the November election, for the Legislative Council subject to the will of the people
 W. J. WHITE. Dudleyville, Ariz., October 21, 1890.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

Alonzo Salazar, a Mexican, was arrest ed by Constable J. D. Thomas on Wed nesday evening, on a charge of selling liquor to Indians, and took his prisoner to Tucson the following day. It has been quite generally known that Salazar was in the habit of selling liquor to Indians and it is surprising that his arrest was not made sooner. He is said to be bad character and the sooner he is placed be- hind the prison bars for long term the better will this part of the country be.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

The public school or Florence and sev- eral residents of this place have been favor ed by Delegate M. A. Smith with copies of large, colored map of the United States and territories, with adjacent parts of Cnnada, Mexico and West India islands, showing the extent of public surveys, In dian and military reservations, railroads, canals md other details compiled from the official surveys of the general land office and other authentic sources, under fRe direction of Commissioner s. M StoclSslager. and corrected to December 31, 1888, by Geo. U. Mayo, chief of Draft ing Division, of the general land office. It is the best and most accurate map yet published and will prove a valuable ad- dition to the curriculum of the public school
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25
Waking Up.

Geo. W. Campbell accompanied Hon Mark Smith to Globe.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

The ladies of the w. c. T. U. again re- quest that those who have books belong ing to the Free Reading Room, to please return them. Attention is particularly called to one of the Wayerly novels. Also to one of the Miscellaneous volumes re- gently purchased There is record of the books in the library and therefore the missing numbers are discovered. The ladies of the Union are making a great effort to have this reading room a success, and do again respectfully urge upon the readers to remove neither books nor papers from the room.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25

A private letter received from San Fran cisco states that Mrs. Bo J. Whiteside, n former resident of Florence, met with a very severe accident on the 9th instant, by which she narrowly escaped losing her life. She was caught in the ascending elevator in the Chronicle building and the attendant became SO frightened that he failed to stop the elevator as promptly as he should have done. Her injuries consist of two fractures of the leg above the ankle and severe abrasions upon the head, which will confne her to her room for fully six months. Her Florence friends will learn of her misfortune with profound regrets.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-25
Iof. Enr SaIa

JOS FEET SQUARE, TOGETHER WITH | ZC eleven rooms. Or will sell half lot or 20x125 long. Inquire at G. N Gonzales, the old Saddlery Shop, one block east of the school house, Florence Street. No of lot 129.
 Ncticc.
 LNOR SALE AT JOHN GIULfANI'S GARDEN. Af.z0na Ash Trees, one year old from seed, three feet and more in height at $40 per 1000 or s5 per 100; two years old at 15 cents apiece Ca talpa precosa, two years old, at 15 cents apiece. JOHN GIULIANI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
Z biezacej chwili.

Wedfug ma nowszych wiado-
mosci wybrzeze Dahomey, w Airy
ce, biokuja diva krzyzowce, celem
zapoblezenia sprowadzaniu broni
tax g}osza depesze te~legra6czne
z Paryza. Zatarg pomiedzy Fran
eva a Dohomeyem przybiera coraz
wleksze rozmiary i ME wiadomo,
czem sic ukohczy; ME Cd rzeczy
wiec bedzie podac, co to jest owo
afrykahskle kr6lestwo i jake So je-
go stosunki.
kr6lestwo murzyhskie Daho-
mey ley ma z~achodniem wybrze-
zu Afryki mad zatoka g~winejsk2.
kraj to nader zyzny i bogaty, OBJ
%fitujqcy W wielka lose w6d, REX,
lecz i blotnych moczarow. Wzdiuz
wschodnej granicy dahomeyskiego
kr6lestwa pfynie duza 4 p6tnocy
ku po}udniu sp}awna rzeka Ucme,
ktdrej zrdd}a gubia sic gdzies w
g}eb1 Afryki. Portugalczycy pier
wsl Zagladall W tie kraje. Ma Wy
brzezach odbywa} sic sic tn daw-
niej nader ozywiony handel car
nymi nicwolnikami, kiedy ten to-
war roboczy poszukiwanym by4 W
Ameryce; dis ustaf handel ludzml,
kwitna natomiast zwyk}e handlo-
we faktorye. TRANQUIL og}osili pro-
tektorat mad sasiadujacem Z Daho-
mevem cd wschodu krolcStwem
Porto Nowo, ktore krol Dahomeyu
uwaza1 "a swe l%cnnictwo. Niece
dalej ku w>chodowi rozpoczyna.ja
sic p~osiadioSci angiclskic, ia "a
ch6d zaS krGicstwo Dahomcyu ora
niczy 4 posiad}osciami nicmlcckie-
mi. Jak widzimv Dahomcy osaczo-
ny lest re wszvstkich stron przcz
posiad}oSci mocarstw europejskich,
i ME dis. to iutro niczawodnic
ulcgrie.
Kr6lestwo Dahomeyu mlato
sic utworzyt W drugiej poIowic
XVII wicku i trivia dotad oparte
ma rozboju, handful Newfoundland;
mieszkancy jego wyznaja przytem
krwiozcrcza religl2 | praNtykuja
wymaganc przez ich wiare mordo-
wanna setek i tyslecy wzietych W
iasyr niewolnik6w z wyrafnowa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
MA SPRZEDAZ

Dom poitorapletrowy, ~
razy 80 stop duly, z PREY
budowana syplalnia i ledno-
pietrowa kuchnia Is razy II
stop, W miescie powiatowem
LITTLE FALLS, Minn.,
PREY 8 ullcy, blisko hall
niemieckie]. Przez miasto to,
pofozone los mil "a St. Paul,
Mimi, przechodzi p Pacific
kolei i dwie lnne. W poblizu
sa liczne kolonie polskich far
mer6w, ]ako to Two River,
Swan River t. d..
Sprzedaibym z zabudowa-
MEM gospodarsk'em i inwen,
terzem zywym, jake to 8 kon-
mi reinforcement zreb'eclem,
3 krowemi i trzema roczneml
;afowkaml, oraz sprzetaml
rolniczemi - Tub tylko dom
sam.
Nam takze 10 sprzedanla
nale1acy do mnie grunt Az
ARROW pod plugiem, W dobre]
k%ulturze, w]qcznie s 10
ARROW dobrej TAXI = tylko MI
la i pol Cd molego domu !
latu W miescle.
Dobra okazya ola rolnlKa,
ktory w miescle mieszkac mo-
lie j PREY tenn kohm' zarablac
20 ukonczonym obr6bku roll
nym.
To bhzsze szczegofy nale2y
sic zg1oslc wprost do mnle
wtasciciela, pod adresen:
Agustyn Robel (Wroblewski)
Little Falls, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
Cwiczenia w%ojskowe
francuzkie,

W ktorych pc raz p'erwszy
zastosowano niedawno ulep.
szeny proch bezdymny, odby-
fy sic W ub!egiy wto:ek pod
C%hamp1gny. Wzie]y W nlch
udziaf diva pulki piechoty,
batolion strzelcow, oddzial dra-
gonow l trey baterye artyle.
ryi. Piechota zaopatrzona BY
ia w karabiuy repetyerowe
Lehella i nalezace do nicE
Labo;e 2 prochcm b%ezdymnym;
rown,eA artvlerya dziafa1a IA
bojami 2 prochem tezdymnym.
W czasie najsjInlelszego i nal
spieszniejszego strzelania ma
caiej ]lnii HE spostrze5ono ami
sladu dymu. OJdziaiow prze-
to ukrytych II. p. W leslie ME
dostrzeze equine oko nieprzy-
jaciela.
Wedlug zdanna znawcow
francuzki mundur, a szczeg6l-
niej czerwone spodnie dale
ka widziane, lie nadaja sic
wcale do walki, W kt6rej "a
stosowany bedzie proch bez-
dymny. Rad fraacuzki zmie.
nj przeto umundurowanie woj-
ska, lima uwaga rownlez ma
suwa sic ma mysl i to, IL po-
chod oddzlafow wojska do BIT
wy wlnIen bye o wiele ostr6z-
nie)szym niz dotad, poniewaA
o!dzia'0w tych ME zakry]e juz
ogien tyra>lerow ami artyle.
ryl.
Drobne te cwlczenIa wyka-
zafy wyborua postawe 2o1nie
nlerza fracuzklego i wyzszosc
karabinu Lebella mad innq
bronia. Go zas do prochu bca
dymnego 2dania zrawcow s4
podzlelone; jedni twierdzq, IL
odda or wlelkie uslugl armii
francuzkieJ w przyszie] wolnie,
drudzy zas wygfaszaia wrecz
przeciwne I'd anie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
Do charakterystykI
Michafa WskiegO.

Apteksrczyk Michaf Kucz-
Aowski, ktory to niedawno z
ohydneJ zazdrosci pubiicznle
s7arpal redaktora aaszego p's-
m D., chwalac sic u, czyni to W
chrome Zwiazku Mar. Polskie-
Cd jake jeden Z jego zalo!y.
cieli, = jak teraz SIC dowiadu-
jenny - wcale ME nale&ef do
tych CO pierwsza grupe Zwlaz-
kowa zaioayli W Ph'ladelphii,
owszem za}ozycielom zlosliwie
przeszk adzat W ich patryotycz-
mel pracy.- Otto CO nam pi-
SEE ztamtad dobry jego znajo-
my: ,,Kuczkowski n1gdy ME
byf czfonkiem grupy Zwiazek
Narodowy P. Mr.. L. Gdy zas
zakfadalismy W Philadelphia
przytullsko dla blednych Po-
lakow, Kuczkowski, gdy 60
proszono o oiare ma ten Gel,
ami centa ME DAT, owszem
ofukaf kolekterow jaIkby pru
ski zandarm. Gdy zas dowie-
dziat SIZE Kuczkowski, il ME
boszczyk Odrowa2 "a wyczysz-
genie tego przytuliska zapfa-
Gil biedne) koblecie diva dola-
ry, napisat grubianski list do
grupy narodowej, o%skarzajac
zarzad 0 ekkomyslne trwa-
MEME publicznegc grosza. =
Takiego to gatuku jest patryo-
tyzm i charakter winonskiego
correspondence Zgody.
PhACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
POLSKI HYMN

10 sple10anla podczas 100 lenieg obchodu moSenla ola RzeczYc
tG Pols%iej Konstytucyi.
Boze COS Polske przez tax liczne wieki
Otaczaf blaskiem potegi chwa}y,
Cos ia os}anial tarcza Swej opleki
ga nieszczest, ktore przygnebic ia mia}y,
Pred TIVE oltarze zanosim ~b}aganie,
Ojczyzne, wolnost, race nam wr6cie Panic!
Ty, kt6ry5 potem tkniety jj ~upadkiem
Walczacych wspieral "a najswietsza sprawe,
A chcac SWAT ca}y mice jej meztwa swiadkiem
w nieszczesciach samych p%omnaza} jJ slave.
Pred Tive o}tarze zanosim b}aganie, t. d.
Niedawnos wolno$t zabra} z polskiej ziemi,
"A ]uz krWl naszej ~pop4ynefy rzek1,
. jake musi bye %okropnie Z tymi,
ktorzy O~jczyzne stracili ma wieki.
Pred 1--we oltarze Zanoslm bfaganle t. d.
VIRGO novel Polsce swietnosc starozytna,
Uzyznlaj pola, spustoszale }any,
Mech s%zczescie, pokoj ma nowo zakwltna,
Przestah mas karaG Boze z~agniewany.
Pred Tive oltarze zanosim ~baganie, t. d.
Boze, kt6rego ramie sprawiedliwe
Zelazne IBERIA wladcow Swiata kruszy,
Skarc ma swych wrogach zamiary s%zkodliwe,
Obudz nadzieje w biednej naszej duszy,
Pred Tive o}tarze zanosim b}aganie, t.. d.
Boze najswietszy przez Chrystusa rany
SwieG wiekuiscie mad bracmi zmar}ymi,
Spojrzyj ma lud TWO niewola znekany,
Przyjmij ofiary syn6w polskiej ziemi,
Pred Tive o}tarze zanosim. t. d.
Boze %najswietszy, Cd kt6rego wolf,
Istnienie swiata calego zalezy,
Wyrwi lud polski z tyran6w niewoli,
Wspieraj szlachetne zamiary m}odziezy.
Pred I've oltarze zanosim blaganie, t. d.
Boze najswietszy przez Tive wielkie cudy,
Oddalaj cd mas kleski mordu boju,
Po}acz wolnosci wezem Twoje Judy,
Pod jedno berlo anio}a pokoju,
Pred 1--we O1tarZe ZanOslm b}apanie, t. d.
Gdy nar6d polski dzisiaj we zach tonic,
Ia naszych braci %poleg}ych wo}amy,
By ich meczehstwy uwieiczone skronie
Nam do wolnosci otworzyIy bramy.
Pred TIVE o}tarrze zanosim b}aganie, [. d.
Jedno Tive s}owo ziemskich w]adcow panic
Z proch6w mas znowu podniest bedzie iodine,
A gdy zas}uzym ma Tive ukaranie,
Obroc mas W prochy, ale W prochy woloe.
Pred I've o}tarze zanosim %b}aganie, i t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
PfACCIE IA
~ TEXAS.

New Waverly, Tex, 81 kwiet.
U mas teraz panuia wielkie
deszcze, kt6re narobi}y nam wiele
szkody w rolnictwie. Wpolach
przez kllka dnl pracowac ME bedzie-
my mogll, chocby nawet pogoda
zapanowala zaraz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01
ZAPhACILI
IA ER USA.

Winona Jan Meyer ZOO
Dakota Tomasz Jcreczek 200
Chicago Micha} Pstronk 200
WilkesbarreRevR.T omaszewskil.O 90
Covington A. j. w. Kosak 200
Jersey City Jan K%rajewski $50
Leavenworth A. Przyby4owicz 200
Nanticoke G. H. Zielenski 200
Bremond J6zef Pa}ka 200
Chicago Napoleon Jakimowicz 200
Polander August Tesmar 200
Z" FIR. Dzlegiel 200
" Micha} Paluch 200
August Zochot 200
Jan Lunowskl 200
Wausau MARGIN Jarzyna 200
Wlnona Jan Kitkowskl ECO
Chicago Oh. Wagner 200
Silver Lake, Rev. Tyszklewlcz 200
Texas, Walenty Sikorski 200
ZAPISU JCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01

mem okrucienstwem. Murzyhskie to
krolestwo do pewnego stopnia juz
,cywillzowanem." Istnieje W MIN
osobna kasta kap}anska. Dahomey
posiada r6wniez stafa armia dose
przyzwoicie odziana i %uzbrojona W
broh palma; W armii znajduja sic
rownlez pu}ki kobiet, sk}adajace SIG
z kilku tysiecy, %uzbrojowe W kara
biny i pa}asze; jeden przytem Cd
dziaf zbrojnym jest W kosy.
Procz armii poslada Dahomey
dose dobrze zorganizewana admi-
%nistracya. Kr6la otacza ca}y szereg
urzednikow, rdznych stopni nosza-
cych nazwe Kabeceresow. Daho-
mey posiada r6wnlez w}asna mo-
nete; urodzajna ziemia wydaje roz-
ne p}ody; olej palmowy jest arty-
ku}em wywozowym; wszelkiego
rodzlaju inwentarz ptastwa domo-
we ME SO obce mieszkancom. Rad
dahomeyski pobiera cha w swych
miastach portowych, pobiera row.
niez DANNY l podatki Cd w}asnych
poddanych, "a g}6wny jednak do
chod uWaZa handel nleWeInikami.
kwltnacy ~jeszcze W g}ebi Afryki.
Corocznie armia Dahomeyu z
swym krolem ma czele robi wiel-
ka wyprawe, wielk'e polowanie ma
ludzi do sasiednich panstw krain.
Armia ia napada zazwyczaj noca i
pokryjomu ma spokojna wioske mu-
rzynska. MIC ME jest W stanle sta
vic oporu napadowi; starcy i ME
mowlsta bywaja mordowani ma
miejscu, dobytek zrabowany i u
prowadzony, wles zas spalona re
szczetem. z wypraw wraca armia
rozb6jnicza, obciazona }upami, i
prowadzi re soba kilka tysiecy
nieraz niewolnikow i ME-
wolnic.
zb6jeckie napady wytworzy}y
prdznia wcko1o Dahomeyu. Kr6le-
stwo zamiast rosnac w liczbe pod
danych i %zwieksza6 sic, ~pozostaje
siedzlba rozbojnlk6w, kt6rzy wy
~niszczywszy kraj okoliczny sami
stana sic }upem s~ilniejszych, odble-
rajac %zas}uzona kare "a p~ostepki.
Ma tenn jednak sig ME konczy
z}owroga slawa af~rykansklego kr6-
lestwa. Dahomey cieszy sic smut
nym rozg1osem z powodu okrut-
nych ofar ludzkich. Pc %rozb6jni-
czych wyprawach nastepuja ,,uro-
czystosci" mordercze, trwajace me-
raz Gale mlesiace, W czesie kt6rych
setki jehcdw padaja pod nozem
ofarnym, rczszarpane przez t}um
zezwierzecony, lub tez umieraja
powolnie wsrod najokropniejszych
meczarn.
Kap}anl dahomeyscy uwazqiaa
mordy Il ofary k%onieczne ola
przeb}agan1a duch6w, kt6rym spra.
wiaia rozkosz i zadowolenie okrut-
ne ~meczarnie. Z4ym jest zaprawde
lud dahomeyski, 4aknacy max l
okruclenstw zadawanych drugim.
Gdy pred kilku m~ieslacami
zmarf kr6l Glegle, zabito ma Jego
grobie 999 ION, pewna lczbe do
stoinikow dworskich i znaczn2 ilosc
nlewolnik6w.
DIS, gdy Europa g}osi wy
prawe krzyzowa przeciwko airy
%kahskiemu niewolnictwu, gdy kon-
gres brukselski obraduje mad ia
sprawl, kr6lestwo zyjaee r%ozboJem,
grabiezq, handlem niewolnik6w i
okrutncmi mordami, nadewszystko
powinno bye W swych krwawych
praktykach poskromioncm. Francya
spelni}aby lstotnie misya cywili-
zacylna, objawszy krdlestwo Da-
homeju pod czujny p]rotoktorat,
chociaz naturalnic i tn napotka
ma shiny op6r re strony Anglik6w.
kt6rym W sprawach afrykahskich
bynajmnlcj ME chodzifo i ME cho.
dzi O j%akieskolwi wzgledy cywill.
cYjne-ale o ieteres k%upiecki.
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-01

PLACCIE IA
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-28
A Horses Memory.

"Sav, friend, YOU are on my horse"
said IL gentleman TO another as he
refined his horse before the door.
"Your horse! Oh, no: why, l bought
this horse two years ago."
"You did?. answered the other:
"well, I lost my horse-it was stolen
just two years ago"
The conversation took place under
the far-spreading oaks of an old-time
plantation home. A planter was sur
prised to see his horse return home
after two years. and ridden by a gentle
man who evidently had bought the
horse in good faith. After ONE con-
versation the old owner of the horse,
with much earnestness, said: "Well,
sir, if YOU will dismount, unsaddle the
horse, and he don't go to the fence,
take the bars down, walk to the we'll,
and if he don't find water in the bucket
let it down the we'll, and then walk off
to his old stable, I will give up, and
that horse isn't mine!" "At your word;
the horse is yours if he does all that, y
cried the visitor, and, leaping from the
horse, unsaddled it. What was his
establishment when the horse went
straight to the fence, let down the bars,
crossed over, went to the we'll. and.
finding no water, let the bucket down,
and then, as though he had left home
but yesterday, walked to the old sta
BILE. The animal remembered the
trick, and the owner recovered his
horse. There are those living now who
con attest to the truth of this story,
though it happened years ago. st.
Louis Globe Democrat
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-28
His Daughter Worked Harder.

A gaunt, haggard- looking man,
whose business keeps him rushing from
the opening until the close OF every
work day. was sympathized with a few
days ago b. a friend.
II tell YOU, old man," saidthe friend,
"you work too hard. Why don't YOU
take things easy? You've got money
enough to let things wag their own
way now"
ave are a handwriting family" was
the reply, "and when I get home I
shall find the whole lot of us just as
tired as I am. and nobody in the house
feeling bright except the servants.
My daughter used ia be rosy and fresh
looking until she began going into So
ciet.y. and how she ever stands ii now
is more than l can tell. ! don't know
man down town that works as hard us
she does. and she keeps pegging way
Mt it when I'm sleeping"
what does she do. for heavens
sake?"
We'll, / don't know everything she
does, because I haven't reached that
point of interest in her mode of enjoy
ing herself to keep notes. She's in So
ciety. Don't you understand that?
Well. 1 don't either. but that explana-
ton seems to lie all that is necessary
from her when l advise her to let up
and take a rest. 1 suppose she's got
an end to keep up, and she's struggling
hard to keep it elevated, l tell you.
Yesterday she was up at 8 o'clock. be-
cause she had to go out shopping. She
came i'll at luncheon pretty we'll tagged
out. Then she had a dozen calls to
make. and when she came in to dinner
she looked so poorly 1 felt tired for her.
There was q reception somewhere at
night. and Just before 1 retired Il dude
came around and carried her off to ii.
She came in along toward midnight,
but this didn't prevent her from get
ting up this morning at 8 o'clock again.
So far. she belongs to a literary club
that meets on Tuesday, a Dorcas circle
that meets Oh Wednesday. Il debating
club that meets on Thursday, n dane
ing class that meets OH Friday, and a
missionary club that meets ON Satur-
day. Then her nights are taken mp
with a bowling club. q progressive
euchre club. q theater club. receptions,
balls, parties. and the aforementioned
dude. Sandwiched between all these
are innumerable social calls. luncleons.
and such things. Sundays are roaring
days with her. too. She is a teacher in
a Sunday school. and she never misses
evening service. OF course she has a
good many other things to look after.
but / can't recollect what they are Just
now. 1 lead a lazy life us compared
with the life she leads. Being in bust
ness isn't half as hard as being in So
ciaty"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-28
an Mt bot

loquacity reveals the jag. It is under
the influence of achampagne jagthat man
forgets his sorrows and sometimes his
wife. He calls upon everything in reach
to contribute to his enjoyment, and the
greatest sufferer is the pocket book. The
cost of a champagne jag, if the jag is
rightly celebrated. is never known until
the bills all comein
No two jags are alike, no matter if
they are acquired in the same way
The straight- whisky jag is the jag of
sorrows. 1t has no redeeming features
and the man who INDUCES in one should
be hanged. The artist could not do JUS
tico to the straight-whisky jag. 1t has
two ,pints in its stomach and a pint in its
pocket, anil it goes behind q house and
drinks all by itself. 1t rolls from one
side of the street to the other, and it
yells like a Comanche until an officer
takes it to the station. Then it gets
sick. oh, SO sick, and its head hurts, and
the police judge depletes its pocketbook.
Nobody pities it and nobody should.