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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
A LEGEND OF TYRONE.
nv Ellen O'Leary.

By Ellen OLeary. .s.,
Cropched round bare hearth in hard frosty weather
Three lone helpless weans cling closely togeuer'
Tangled those gold locks once bonnie ana Drs""
There's no one to fondle the baby tonight
.My manmie want; oh, my mammie wans, n.
The bie tear, stream down with low wailne chAuh'
sweet Ey's slight arms enfold the god hsau'
q Poor weeny Willie, mamme Is dcaa'
81 And aaddie IS crazy from drinking all day,
Come down. holy angels, and take us away
Ejlv and Eddie keep kissing and crying ,x,
Oufside the weird winds are sobbinS ana sisuhs
All in a moment the children are STILL
ONLY a quick COO OF gladness from Will
The sbeeling no longer seems empty or Daie, x,ors
For clothed in soft rainicnt, the mother stanos 'o'
They gather around her, they cling to her dress
She rains soft kisses for cnch shy caiC ,o,,s
Her light loving touches smooth out tans'Su io0"''
And pressed to her bosom the baby she roehS'
He lIes I'm his cot there's fire on the hearth'
To EIly and Eddie its heaven upon earth,
For mothers deft fingers have been everywhere
She iulls them to rest In the low suggaun char'
They gazdlopen eyed, then the eyes gently closc'
AS petals f0d into the heart OF a rose,
But opc soon again I'm awe, love. but not iear
And fondly they mnrmur " our mamme Is hcrc'
She LAYS them down SOFTLY she wraps them aroIhu'
They lie in sweet slumbers, she starts at souhoi
The cock loudly crows, and the spirits away
Tho dIunkard steals In at the dawnins OF oay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08

aTbe host nrvate houses and the clubs were
all open TO him, and he received every Posn, ,;no
attention Several men 1 know gave MN VIII
suppers There wasn't Q social event OF in,Po r
tance TO which he failed 10 have an Invitation.
He gave out that he was sizing things up Tor a
syndicate Of Cleveland capitalists rhat 'nPu ea
OF investing largely in mines. wen, 81, IN IN
culate that in the three weeks that he PUT IN W.
this city, he had probably one OF the very arg 10.
times that any man ever enjoyei: And ne wouhh tne
thing up by getting the names OF tnree OF . ,Du
good business men on spurious grai's' anu '"'"
suddenly disappeared from view
THAT was when l telegraphed MN tnat WAC
we'll observed the speaker in conclusion,
bearing that same name, would not advise you
TO present them for you are iiaoie 10 gc'
every time you try one on. ..a Tho
explained that felverton haa caP t,an shook
hands with me and departed. imagine tneIi en-
perience with YelvertOn discouraged them from any
rash tenders OF hospitality, for they ola not sqs-
gest any improvement OF our acqualhlahce' IN
did not fancy the sarcastic filings on the suDect Oh
the letters. 49,, -,
The neat day the newspapers contained the
whole story-the theft of the letters, Yelverton's
performances and my arrest. The account given
Of the brief but glorious career OF my proxy-tne
spurious Mr. Elliot Bonworthy-convinced me that
the gentlemen had met at the sherifs office were
0uite right in saying he had enjoyed large
time" As read Of suppers, dinners, fetes. balls,
excursions, honors, attentions etc. my senses
fairly reeed with anguish All this good time
partly through my own stupid misgivings, and
partly through the shrewdness and industry oil
this earlier bird.
Now then, gentlemen concluded the passenger
hospitality of the Californians), sou understand
what mean by saying that recei ed m, welcome
on the Coast by proxy.-tFred Bayh m in the San
Francisco Argonaut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
ayOW LAY ME- DOwy no SLEEP.

Eugene Field, in Chicago News.
The fire upon the hearth Is low,
And there Is stiffness. everywhere
Like troubled spirits here and therc'
The freight shadows huttering 80.
And as the shadows round me creep,
A childish treble breaks the gloom,
And softly from the further room
Comes Now lay me down to Sleep"
And, somehow, with that little prayer,
And that sweet treble in my ears,
My thought goes back to distant years.
And fingers with dear one there.
And as ! hear the child's amen,
Ny mothers faith comes back TO mo,
Crouched at her side seem to be,
And mother holds my hands again.
Oh! for an hour in that dear place!
oh for the peace Of that dear timel
Oh! for that childish trust subime
Oh! for glimpse OF mothers face!
Yet as the shadows round me creep,
/ do not seem to be alone
Sweet magic Of that treble tone
And "Now l lay me down to Sleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
THE SUPPLY OF HUMOR NOT EXHAUSTED.

From The Boston Advertiser
American humor did not die with Lowell and bids
fair to amuse the world for long time. Its character
lstc extravaganza Is seen IN these two newspaper
jokes which cut from obscure sheet I'm the woods
OF New York:
/. 1.-THE Yankee said Last week I WAS fishing
out on spring Creek; thunder storm came up and il
rained and thundered and lightning flashed ali around
me. crawled into hollow log 10 escape 1t. The
nearly squeezed TO death: began to think OF all my
sins and to repent: suddenly remembered that my
felt SO small about It that was able to back right
out OF the log at oncc.'"
.. "what are you crying about ~ asked a kind
hearted stranger OF lad who standing In front
OF newspaper Office weeping as II his heart would
break.
"Oh, dads gone upstairs to lick the editor,'
"Well, hasn't he come down yet1n
"Pieces OF him have exclaimed the boy In a fresh
burst Of tears, and Pm expecting the rest every
minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08

ON cabochon cut smoky topaz. passe
and other stones To him the value OF anu ~
In this cane lie more 10 the incahtauons VIM" ,ns
old bag from whom ne obtained 1t muttered vi ''o
ton NJ n lonely mountain, upon dark night wnen
Il was committed to his care Is rare ,s for
tell yOuT Mr. Knnz went on e,.n mner,iorical
knowledge and sentiment so Keen an eye iV OF their
and at the same time so perfect S ESyrtn lie
arcbscoiogv and supersttiOns docs Sir tN"n.
Is familiar with all from the diamSnd do ond eommen
ai o lie shows his familiarity with the phe
81 gems in an especial way when he refers 10 tne n
colored topaz found In the Urais' japan "''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
THE SAILORS FRIEND.
From Tho Liverpool Mercury.

From Tho Liverpool Mercury.
Mr. Samuel Plimsol stlll keeps TO his house I'm
Park Lane. aud Is far from we'll but he has sufficiently
recovered himself TO be able TO write letter claiming
one resultor rather the want OF resultJf the recent
storm 10 legislation, Has there ever been remem-
bcrcd. he asks, gale OF equal suddcnness violence
and duration which was not the OF very, very
much greater loss OF life than that recorded OF the gale
which has recently passed away year and eight
months ago when he was fcrvcntly urging the
Government to assist In passing the Load Line BILL
u was shown that the deporable loss OF life at sea
from overlooking was entirely prevcntabe and thai
the passing ~ the bill would Immediately check II.
while when the act was steadily and uniformly ad.
ministerial this head of loas would disappear. lie
points trumphanty to the recent gale for conirma ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08

Illustration of the large way IN which The beA h.
fornisn goes about any work in which he taksl u
interest Probably the finest avenre in Fresno r 4.
poplar lined main driveway through the Barton ~.
yard. 1t Is mile In length and the trees fnlIy ~
feet high stand thickly together that when I, 49,,
leaf they form solid wall Of green. The vince.
which is a mio square, is also surrounded BY .ns,,
row Of these superb poplars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08

The opal, IL is well known, is believed BY many
to be nnlucky stone. Mr.. Kunz, who made a
widely extended trip last summer through the
dominons OF the Great White Gar said that the
Russians, who extremely superstitious peoplc be-
llevc that the opal IS faught with i!luc and that
IL they should happen TO in the morning II s
all but certain that they will be beset by roubIe mr.
misfortune that day. In Sir Walter Scotts ANNE of
Gcerstcin.' too, he said, much mention is made q
the opal on account OF Its supposed fatasm
"Did Sir Edwin examine your stock Of opaIs ~
"IIe did with exceeding care. When showed him
the finest opal that the famous Hungarian mines had
produced In recent years and also of the finest that
had been found anywhere from the Barieoo plver
New-Zeaand he spoke of his wife having worn
an opal ring "Thls showed you seep continued
Mr.. Kunz, that while careful student OF folk lore
and superstous rites, he attached little significance
to the supposed fatefuness Of the gen."
"was there any incident that would Indicate an
evidence Of belief the part Of any one that wearing
opal would bring bad luck7'
There exactly such little story which Sir
Edwin related in the course OF our talk lie and
Lady Arnold met some mishap time while travelling
upon the Nile steamer. and Russian lady Of note
who had learned Of this and also OF the fact that Lady
Arnold had opal, at attributed the
accident TO that harmless jewel Can you imagine
anything nicer for example than his unique reference
TO the fire-opa about which he quoted this from In
Ny Lady's Praise:
think a lroken rainbow would look So
IL could come at IL and steal o little
When the Arch-ArchItects OF air forego
Their work. and leave Il drifting loose n little
"The description OF Sir Edwin's experiences "
Mr. Kunz went on, In examining the treasures OF the
Oriental RaJahs and Princes was u treat He said
that their jewels generally brought forth. not
from safe deposit vaults or strong boxes but from
old closets, where they hidden in marmalade
jars and old boxes. wrapped carefully in rags Speak
Ing of the beautiful garnets from Jeypoore, In India.
he asserted that the supply practically inexhaust
bile They are never offered for sale In large guam
titles The Iilndoos keep displayed only what Is
wanted by travellers and tourists and when these are
disposed of a new supply IS brought forth
"sir Edwin showed me the famous witch-canc which
he carries. with It's quaint carving strongly inserted
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
zAPISUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsAl
Po|Ska pod MoSkafem.

Mebezpseczne spotkanie. W.
VS., Borwicze powiatu Burysows-
kiego W gubernii mlhsklej, wra-
cal do domu o zmroku w}oscia-
Mn Antoni Borsuk. Szedt zamy-
Stony a moze podchmlelony, W
tenn stale pred MIN niedzw1edzica
wraz z trojg1em 'mafych. Cbtop
struchla} ma ten wldok, ale ME
tracac przYtomnosci, upadf ma zie-
m1e i udaf niezywego..aNl edzwie-
dzica ~przyszed}szy do n1ego oh.
wacha}a go, przewr6clia }apami,
porwa}a "a nogl i rzucl4a cd sic
bic O kilkanascle krok6w, potem
zas odeszia. Teraz zacze1y sic MIN
bawi6 male niedzwiedzieta. Brady
60 one W swe usciski, ciagne}y ns
wszystkie strony a przytem 20.
gryz1y mu nos i uszy | odlecia}y
dopiero wted!, gdy spostrzeg}y,
re matka lest daleko. katwo pojac,
co sic musia}o dziac w duszy tego
nieszczesllwego. Szczescie przynaj'
mniej, re W ten sposob zycle swole
uratowa1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

hr6lewska Huta. Miasto ma
nasze otrzyma nowy gmach po-
cztowy. O budowe ubiega sic Kill
ku mistrzr6w mularsKlch i clesle-
lskich.
Przewielebny ks. proboszcz
Kukaszczyk wyjecha} do w6d ma
cztery tygodnle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
TO wv
W Lipsku wydziaf aksdem-

W Lipsku wydziaf akadem-
nlk6w rozesfaf 20 wszystkich
wszechnicach n%iemieckich wezwa.
lie do zebrania skfadek po l MI.
ma sprawienie Bismarckowi sre.
brnego puchara honorowego. Mkt
wiekszej skfadki ME miai dac, ale
"a to tenn liczniejsze ogolnie bye
miafy skfsdki - tymczasZm zaraz
W Bonn wszystkie korporacye
akademikow odmowify udziafu W
sk}adce.
Lekarz ameryka1tski DIR. Roche ba.
dat kurcze, jakim podlega
wielu kapiacych sic W zimnej wo-
die. Pc wielu doswiadczeniach l
badan1ach nabrat p%rzekonania, Re
to wcale ME sa kurcze, tylko zu
pein1e inny objaw. powstajacy
wtedy, gdy k%apiacemu sic py} we-
dny prey oddychaniu dostanie
do jamy oddechowej (pharynx)
przeco powstaje natychmiastowa
przerwa W oddychaniu. Jezeli woda
PREY wdychaniu powietrza dostanie
sic do kana}u od~dechowego (traeha)
gdy W p}ucach ME ma powietrza,
cla}o zaraz tonic we wodzle ;stanie
sic to W czasie wciagania powietrza
to ton1ecie sig przed}uza. Jezeli
zauwazymy, re ktos kapiacY sic
robi wielk1e wysilenla rekami /
nogami, nalezy mu zaraz ma pomoc
pospleszyc, on sam BOWEN ME
moze woiac 0 ponce, skutkiem
tego stanu d~usznosci W p}ucach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

seoietoch1owice ia wykrycic o
derc6w niewiasty slezok otrzyma-
Ii nagrody: zandarm Dittrlch l25
NIX. Koszek 1875 mix. siuga am.
towy Wojtaszek 50 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
WEEK! ZA?As

Nowych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia II ieronima Der
d owsk1ego W Winonie, q
mianowicie'
l. Cic b e FAC hrze.
Sci II s k a, ksiazka do
n~abozenstwa ola katolikow
" slicznej zioconej l wy
%tfaczanei oktadce oraz re
zfoconym brzegiem l.25
Q. Bio g adzie]a a.
sza, ksiazka do nabozen.
silva, W takiej samej kosz-
townej oprawne l.25
3. B adj w lola T W. o.
"a, modlitwy rozmysla-
MIA ma wszyst6ie uroczy-
stosci koscielne l ma wszeI.
kie %okollcznosci zycia, W
droglej oprawle 1.2l
4 K siqzka do nabo-
zenstwa Dunina (w
najwspanialszej oprawie,
bez okucla) 2.06
5 .Aniot s<f6z Z, opraw-
ny W sk6re 85cent.
6. HISTORIC Biblij-
ma ola dzi~Ri, uzywana W
szko}ach polskich W Cali.
cyl, polecona przez rs.
hardyna}a Dunajewskiego 500,
PkACCIE "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

GNwice. Robotnlk Jakob Frank,
pomagajac sfuzacej ukiadac siano
ma gorze, spadt z drabki ma zie'
mic tax nieszczesllwle, re czaske
soble roztrzaska} l ma mieiscu
ducha wyzlonaf.
Msasteczko. Pred kilku dnla-
mi obchodzill ma}zonkowie Fran
clszek / MarYanna Skuchacze
uroczystosc zlotego wesela PREY
dobrem zdrowiu.
Idlin pod Pszczyna. Utone}a
tn W stawie PREY pranlu brudow
sfuzaca Maryanna Lasak z Blaso-
vic, IS lat liczaca.
Hulczyn. Umar} tn W tych
dnlach stolarz Bochenek, staruszek
81 lat }iczacy.
Racib6rz. Karol Posplech,
m1odzieniec 19-letni utona} Oprzy
kapaniu sic, wszed}szy ma sniebez-
pleczne mlejsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
PGAGClE "a
SZL ASK.

Lipiny. Hutnik Antoni Ko
nleczny spon1ewieraf bez zadnego
powodu staruszke Klare Weso}a W
W March, RIB. Rozgniewa}o 60 to.
re Wesofa m6wi}a mu, ably jel
dug oddaf. Sprawa posz}a pred
sad. i Konieczry skazany zosta} "a
brutalstwo ma try mlesiace wlezie-
MA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

ska, tego doprawdy ME wien.
Aha, on sic ma tenn ME
rozumie. pomyslaf soble ura.
dowany Bro3yna. Niechno
tylko wyucze sic lwowskiel
mody, no, no, poka&e ia IL
dzlom wterczas.
--Nlech&e to wiec ME be-
DIE 2adna moda, ale De ten
sposob roblenia podoba mi sic
bardzo, a Ia iestem ciekawy
czfowiek, vice chcialbym So
bic 60 pr2yswolc.
-Chwall CT sic TAXI zapaf
czy ciekawosc. Postep ty)ko
. ia droga da sic osiagnac.
-Cto2 wldzisz, ia mann i
zapaf i checl dobre, no i wy
trwalosc1 mi ME brak, ola tego
przyszedfem do cieble, Jako do
kolegl pracujacego W jednym
fachu, abys mi 1Yczliwie pc.
radz,f, co mi czynic nalezy,
'abym tax samo potratif
buty cobI6 ]ak i ty.
Ma to krotka Jest rada:
trzeba sic uczyc {.
-Uczyc... powtorzyf z
clcha m%ajsterek.
Pablo owo fatalne stowo,
kt6rego ME m6gt dotad wy
powiedzieG. Przecle2 byi cd
tax dawna majstrem, jak3e2
vice jego duma mogfa ezwo.
lid ma to, aby przyznac, ze
uczy sic pa nowo szewstwa.
Ola tego to dobieraf rozmai-
tych slow, ably wyrazlc swoia
chez nauczenia sic lepsze)
roboty, kt6rej czuf potrzebe.
ale nazwac rzeczy pc lmleniu
ME chcia}, czy ME mogf. VIE.
dial lednak, 2e cd nauczenia
lwowskiej mody zawisfa jego
p%rzysztosG, skoro vice JUL raz
! byfa nova o nauczeniu pc,
stanowlf ME obwlia6 JUL swych
zamiarow W bawelne, lecz
otwarcie powledzle6, o co mt
chodzi.
"A vice ucz mic, Wac&a-
vie; naucz ME takiej roboty,
jaka sam umiesz. Me badz
azdrosnym-b1agalnym woiaf
gfosem-i u'itui sic mad moja
b1eda, a bfogosfawlenstwo
nieba spfynie na clebie.
-Dobrze-odparf Zielinskl
spoko]nle. - Zazdrosnym ME
bede. Wies jest du&a dia mas
obydwoch starczy tn chleba.
Wien, lie ME masz roboty, a
/ ia ~zeszfej zimy przymiera-
lem z gfodu bez roboty, rozu-
MEM vice, co znaczy bleda
j chetnie ci d%opomoge.
20 poczclwv, o kochany-
m6wlf z rozczulenlem Brozy-
pas-Ja Gle nienawidzlfem "a
to-. les mi odebraf robote;
| DIS przyc'sniety potrzeba
I przyszed1em do ciebie z pros.
ba, a tvs TAXI 2yczliwy, tax
E. szlachetny...
Wiesc 0 przyjeciu BrozYny
przez Zlelihskiego do warszta-
tn, wlelkie we wsi sprawila
wraAenje. Rozpowladano wsze,
die o tenn, gupiono sic W
/. d~omystach ! przypuszczeniach,
chwalono lwowskiego majstra
/ "a postepek ten nieogranlczo-
NY powzleto dian szacunek.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
~Rs~ 9xrr ~rr~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

Bsechowo w pow. wrzesinskim
sprzedane bez potrzeby przez die
dzica p. kukomsklego ma koloniza-
eva ma slYnny kosclol z obrazem
Matki Bosklej st m1eiscem
pielgrzymek jak Gos4yn, Lutynia,
Tursk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

Apuchtin, os}awiony kurato1
okregu naukowego warszawsklego,
Nymysli} nowy srodek m%oskwicze.
MIA m}odziezy polskiej. Kaze jej
odbywa6 spacery z muzyka woj-
skowa do oboz6w pc "a mlastem
roz}ozonych, gdzie ofcerowle mos
kiewscy przyjmuia m}odzlez roz.
maitemi llbacyamj w ten sposob
patryotyzm moskiewski ma bye
wpaJany W m1odziez.-Takiego to
ograniczonego cz}owleka trzyma
car jeszcze Ia urzedzle kuratora,
t. j. naczelnego wychowawcY milo.
dziezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

W poblsiu Lublina wv Kr6-
lestwie Polsklem znlszczyf ogrom-
ny pozar wieksza po}owe miasta
Konskawola. Ogien by4 pcd}ozony
przez z1osliwa reke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

10 monaaweonie w1oscian do
wedr6wek brazylijskich skazaf sad
karny W Radomlu Icka Rosenbla.
ia z Tomaszowa ma p6ltora roku
do rot aresztancklch, Urbana Be-
ckera z Brzeznicy, Tomasza Cirrus
ciaka z Gowarczowa i Jana Pra-
sofa z Brzeznicy, kazdego ma 8
m~iesiecy wiezlenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
BacznOSc!
P0LACY CZYTAJClE!!!
Dotad niebywafe rzecZy2
DARMO

0~ ~
i frankie przysiane otrzyma obra-
zy krol6w polskich Geo kwartaf
leden) ten, kt6ry abonowa6 be-
die L atarnia Europei-
8 k 9, pismo satyryczno.politycz.
ne i humorystyczne.krytyczne.
illuetro wane drzeworytami i ry.
sunkaml humorystycznemi.
EURO.
&'EJSKA wychodzi co tydzieh
jake jedyne humorystyczne pismo
ped zahorem prusk,m.
Kusztuje W cafych Stanach
zicanoczonych jake W Brazylii,
Kanadzie i Meksyku kwartalnie
jcaen dollar, rocznie zas tylko 3
dolary. Eaten taniej wyjdzie ten,
kto caforoczna prenumerate zfo&y.
Rzp Latarnla Euro
pcs zsjmuje sic sprawami
cutego swiata i obejmuje d W a
ar kusze druku ma pieknym ro.
zowym papicrze. azM
Kazdy obraz, kt6ry co kwar.
tat darn o nns1y,n abonentom
~dodajemy, jest p6ltora iokcia wy
soki i fokicG szeroki ma pieknym
%wclinowym rapicrze.
Jcdnak&e zooowlazujemy sic
ma zyczcnie, za,niast obrazow kro.
low polskicb, ~nadsyiat obrazy
awletych, jakick kto sobie zyczy.
Adres do L atarni e u
rope S k lie piszo sic tax:
Il Q d a k C / A d m i i.
AtracYa Lotarni Europejshiej
Mr.. TO nRlasz Lewa n dOwski
Poznah (Poscn) Germany. Euro
pc.
N. B. Ktoby chciaf blizsEe
wiadomoscl zasiqgnad o l. atar r.
nj uropes k cJ, MECH
sic sapyta redakoYi ka&dci gazes
ty polskiej wychodzacoi W Anne
ryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

StaniStaw hr. Szenabek artysta
malarz zakonczy} zycie W Wvsoc-
ku, Pozostawif llczne obrazy i por-
trety bardzo cenne. Wyk szta}ci1
sic W zawodzie malarsk1m ma
akademil W Monachium. Ia obraz
,,Klrgiz'' otrzymat nagrode W tel
re akademii. Umierajac pozostawif
niedokonczony obraz wIekszych
rozmiarow, ma temacle ,,Koloniza-
eva" osnuty. Ma wystawach W
Krakowle Poznaniu widzleG MOI.
ma by}o kllkanascie jego obraz6w
bardzo udatnych. Niechaj spoczy.
wa W spokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
4 Poznanskiego.

Eolwark Trzcianek W pow,
strzellnskim kupl1 D. X. Mittel-
stedt Cd landszafty "a As 5000 NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

M4jqtok Popowo Ignacego W
pow. gnieznlehskim kupii pan
Cohn 2 Grzybna pod Chesmnem
cd zakfadu ,,Kaiser Wilhelmspen.
de W Berlinle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-08
The Pennsylvania Rioters.

A dispatch dated Mt. Pleasant, Pa,
April says:
Quiet pretails'in the coke regions
to-day. There has been no disturb
ances OF any kind. The first effort to
start the coke works since the riot
commenced was made this morning.
Four hundred men are at work, the
majority of them being old employees.
They have not been interfered with
in any way while going to work.
Sheriff Clawson came over from
Greensbury this morning with War
rants for twenty-five of the rioters,
and Superintendent Morris Ramsey
has sworn out warrants for the arrest
OF fifteen additional Italians. These
warrants were placed in the hands Of
Constables, and it is expected that
before midnight at least thirty rioters
will DO in Jail.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-08
Notice TO Teachers.

For the information of teachers and
others interested in the Elko SCHOOL,,
the following is extracted from the
minutes OF the Board Of Trustees OF
Elko School DISTRICT:
"ResolHsd: That it IS tho duty OF
the Board OF Trustees of Elko School
District NJ. when selecting teachers
for any OF the departments of said
school to make such selections on the
following basis Capitalization: First,
a thorough education as teacher,
supported by diplomas, certificates, or
other evidence OF commentator, and
these adorned by good moral char
actor. Second, that all applicants for
positions as teachers be required to
make written application to the Board
OF Trustees not later than April 30th
of each year. Third, that at the first
regular meeting of Trustees there
after it will DO their duty to make
selections of teachers for the ensuing
school term, all such selections to be
made by ballot" ---
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-08
"A Word to Ladies,

Ladies' who desire beautiful clear
skin, free from pimp!es, hui.s, blotches,
and other eruptions, should commences
ut once to use DIR. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. They will also remove
that heuvy look about your eyes and
make them bright, and will cure
headache from whatever caHse it
arises. Remenber, ,ou are only re-
CURED to take. one, smaH pill mt bod
time, which is coated with pure sugar,
and will not grippe or produce anyun-
pleasant setgation. Sold ut IS cents
Inv j.. Il. Muller !. -. :
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-08
SHERIFF'S SALE
IN the District Court OF the State Of
Nevada, in and for the County vr
Elko. --'.--.- as'- .-a.''.'

AISIE 8. KINGSBCRY,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-08
Notice.:

Bids for fdfIihhing leo to the Coun.
ty Hospital, County Jail aud Court.
house will DO received until Monday.
May 4, 1901, at which time all bida
will be opened. The Board reserves
tho right TO reject any m all bids.
by order Of the IL ard O, County
Commisssfonors.
l.. O. HENDERsoN,
=, ft'} , ~ Cler,-.j
Elko, April :. 1901.