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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21

DOSITION-Wanted, position by boy Il
i years old; am good penman. Address 1905
Peach street. 1922
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21

CALESMAN-A competent furnishing goods
y man wants situation. Address, Monroe, care
of Gazette 1922
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a position by o
- stenographer. References given. Address,
r. S. Jackson 1906 Rio Grande street, Austin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21

DRINTER-A good all-round sober, industri
i Gus printer wants a situation on some
weekly. VIII work cheap. Address B. L.
Drake COmanche Tex. 2l-T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21
STRAYED.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

under this heading, s lines 1
day. 40c: 2 days., 60c; days, 75c; / week,
81 Is: month. S265-in advance
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
kALENDARZ MARYANSKk
ma rok Panski 1892.

Kalendarz, kt6ry juz teraz
wydawca Wiaruso daruje abonen-
tom, przyse}ajacym przynajmnieJ
2 dolary "a gazette, zawiera co ma.
stepuje:
y sliczne obrazki przy
splsie swletych i notatkach kalen-
darzowYch kazdego miesiaca oraz
P witanie worocz
y llu strac cy7.
q Obraz gotyc ,,Kr6
Iowa Aniol6w, m6dl sig "a nami".
3 20 o b raz k 9 W, pred :
stawiajacych miasta i wldoki "
Ziemi swjetej.
4) Nastepujace trzy ciekawe
powiesci z obrazkam zawlera nasz
kalendarz:
l Czcij oJca twego l matke
twoja.-I1 Stree sic gorza}ki.-
III W sfuzbie tajnego zw1azku.
Dalei znajduja sic W
naszvm kalendarzu pouczajace ar
1yku}y, wiersze d}uzsze l kr6tsze,
Mysli l zdania, Zartv d ow-
wei D VI r. zabawnemi obrazka-
mil oraz przedrukowana kslazecz-
ka pod tytufem: Leczenie
woda pod}ug metody ksiedza
proboszcza SEBASTY ANA
KNEIPP W Woerlshofen, W
bawarskiej Szwabli,
Do Kalendarza Maryansklego
dofaczony Jest obrRz kOlor0-
WV olejodruk przedstawiajacy
MatKe Boska R6zalcowa, otoczona
scenami z jei swietego zywota, a
naszym abonentom dodamy nadtc
nastepuiace diva HnaniJesAe
prezenta;
y Koronke "a dusze W czy
Sou pokutu]ace;
p Kalendarz scienny, od
znaczeniem wszystkich uroczystycl
SWAT, obchodzonych W ziemlach
polskich.
Cena Kalendarza Maryanskie
go dia tych co Wiarusa nie abo
nuja, wynosi 25 cent6w, lecz "a
mlejscowi pow1nni jeszcze doiaczyt
5 cent6w ma kOszta przase1kl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

Baczac ma wielkie
sunny pleniedzy, ja-
kie wydawnictwo tel
gazety co mlesiac
poch}ania, many mo-
cny zal do kazdego
abonenta, kt6ry ocia-
ga Gle z zap4ata "a
W1ARUSA, zwfa-
szcza W tym czasie
jesiennym, kiedy juz
kazdy zaradny cz4o-
wick posiada sporo
oszczedzonego grosza
"a robote W clep1ej
porze. P,rzeto ME dzi-
vic sic nam, jezeli
troche ostro postepo-
wac zaczniemy z
niedba4ymi lub ME-
sumiennymi abonen-
taml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

teuszowl, przybitemu do
skafy, straszny sep e k,elnia
u s7yi wydz1ere oetrym dzio.
bem SERGE, sum'enle, to]azf
Bo2a mllosc blizn.ego.
Wszelk'e prawo, czy obja-
vlone czy 1ra]u ku obrcnie
mien'a 'ub publ'cznsgo po~
rzadku, bron,io czlowieka
przed cziowieklem nasi WV.
stepnl o5wlec'ciele poJdaja
cz1owieko pod tyran;a c1fo-
w'eka, ale wyzwala]a 90 o.
DO ~iazko" wzgledem Boga,
w1gledem bli2niego = stawia.
JAG rozum, jako iedynego
prze"odnlka, dollar )ako eel
wszelklch qragniei-a owa
wrzekoma milost oic1yzny
patryotyzm jako wygodny
srodek DO obdzierania gtupich.
Nlhllista warszawski, socv-
allsta pruski lub zorodnlarz
gallcyjskl, kazdy z nlch pefne
ma usta fra2esow O woInosc1
% postepie, cywiizacyi, usu-
n1ec'u c'emnoty foratyzmu-o
wlelklem poswleceniu dla biz
nlego-olczyzny t. d. "a
gladn']cje mu tylko W kieszen
"a tam ma te wszystkie pick
noscl ! rozkosze, ma srodek:
rewolwer-sztylet --Iub dyna.
mt.
Lad" dezsrter z a:m1i, maj
p"d'e]sza istnta, bo z}amaf
przyslege ma w'ernosG chora-
gwl-lada wyfamaniec kra.
]owego kryminafu, lada oszust
kantorowy przybywa tn l "a.
czyna ,odgrywac role apostolic
wolnosc', t. j. socyalizmr, a.
narchlznu-&ydowszczyzny
t. d., prawi gryzmoll ma BIZ
bule ! zarecza swojem sfowem
honoru(!!) ze ma rulnach fabryk
warstatow i rekodzielnl, zbu.
duje gmach wolnosci, dobro-
bytu z'emsklego szczeacla-
ulepomny, &e te fabryki, te
warstaty, te rekodzielnie ka.
p'ta'y, to jedyne 5rodk,, ktore
dzls dala Kawafek chleba MI
llonom ludzi iw dnlu, kiedy
human'tarne zmlany ma "a
sadach odwiecznej morelnosc,,
w'erzace serca, wejda W try
by tabrycznych lnstytucyi, jak
to wznlosle nasz O,ciec sw.
Leon ALL W Encyklice No.
vore'n' Rere1m wyiuszczyf, te-
oy ola robotnika i ola jego
rodzlny zawita lepsza przysz.
'osc-pod warunkiem, ze i
robotn'k na mod1e ewangie-
llczna uxsztaltuje SERGE i upo-
rzadkule 2ycle.
Oswieciclele ciemnoscl!--te.
plcle'e fanatyzmu przesadow!
sfawetm stawni pisarze pol
sklch W Ameryce dzlennikow!
ME budzcie drapleznosci,
ktora ma dnie kazdego cz1o-
wIeka drzyma - poskromclc
wprzod wasz4, ktora iua wr2o-
dem wyszia wan ma skore!
My zas zacofahce = clemni
tanatycy gaslc'ele swlatla-
wylegl', lak plszecle, ma Smie"
c'ach zakrystyl-my bedziemy
nal6a Chrystusa uszlachetniaG,
IuI'l instynkia, czynl6 90 "a
dowolnionym 2 slcble | . dru-
girh, roz"J1t W duszy lego
uelnnla wyzs2e pragnlenla
wzno5lejszc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

NAGlEL, wracajac a Detroit,
rodobno wygladat jak kot,
ktorego odpedzono cd mleka.
"A p.lk!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

Podr6zujacy agent
WlARUSA nauczY-
ciel p. Radomski po-
iechaf z South Bend,
Ind, do Grand Ra.,
pids, Mich, zkad po-
dazy do Toledo i da-
lei ma w sch6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

AopoOs OTAoRo CeuGOla
Kazda LOLA jest instytucyq do
broczynna - szczegolnie dl
swolch czfonkow. Kup,ec
2rzemysiowlec znaidzie polop
szenle swYch lnteresow, lite
rat rozgios-ks,egar2 od5J t
xandydat giosy i. t. d.
Masonic swiadoma wa2
nosci ogolnej edukacyl, zwra
ca swola wrzekoma dobro
czyanose przedewszystkiem ma
to topole-czytelnie-stowarzy-
szenla naukowe, artystyczne
|g'mnastyczne t. d., So pred.
mlotem flantropii mssonsklei
ale na tenn wszystklem wy
ciska swe pietno b e T.
W AMI we, / posfu-
guje sic tenn wszYstkiem do
swego celu wla5ciwego, do
wyzucia spoteczeistwa z via
rY i zasad chrzesciaiskich"
kto swladomle, bez potrze.
by, czyta abonWe dzlenniki
polskie W Ameryce masonic
przesiakie. ten grzeszy Smier,
te'n'e-raz wystawia sic ma
nlebe2pieczehstwo utracerla
WARY; drugi raz wspotdziaia
W ziem dzlele, przez sw6j
grosz. Katolicy-bracla, pola.
cy! Kto kocha l szanu)e jesz-
cze Kosci6l sw., kto kocha
ojczYzne polska, ten MECH
nlgdy do domu swego ziym
gazetom ME dale przystepu.
-Wasza ]edYna poclecha
wsrod piracy i clerpleb tego
wygnanla lest rel1gia l je]
Diary. TIE wan nieprzy]aciele
zbrodnlcza reka Z pod serca
cbca wydrzeG.
J"2eh 2arliwa w,ara lei
praktyka est dla kazdego
czfowieka ledvna kotwica "
lyciu, 0 lie wiece) potrzebu-
1e )ej CHOP, wiesniak, robot.
mix lub rzemieslnik, ktorych
zyc1e reguluie sic wiecei u
czuciem, niz rozumem, a
czerpla nauke j wskazowki
zycia ust ludzi ku temu
powofanych cd Boga iasNa
stanu cd Niego obdarzonych
C' zaszczetia W sercacE brac1
m1|osc Boga i blizniego, pole
Gle godnosci chrzesclanlna, O.
bow'aSki po1ytecanego 2ycla
cbowi9zki obywatela = oics
rodzlny-Aony 2 Wzniosfem
poslanaictwem chrzesc,anskle
matki polki.
Bez prawd objawlonych
praud nleomylnych Kosciois
ME ma prawdy ustalone
wolnoScl. Vice uciekiy kry
mina1u lub armli dezerter-s
dz's plsarek gazet nadwornI
teolog Zw. N. P. wieceJ ma
rozumu-powagi i t. d. ni2
Bog Koscioi sw.e: Prawdzl-
wa woInosc ugruntowana by
moze lityiko IA odwlecznycl
staiych zasadach, ma kodek
sic Boskim i koscielnym.
Dzislejsl wrzekomi apostle
lowe wolnosc, miedzy namj
budowniczy jaKieis oowe
Polskl W Ameryce, ogfaszaI;
kazdego prostego pacho'ka
przybyieg 4 kralu, "a istot'
dosk konaiq kaaa mu sic tyi
ko rzadzid rozumem, zaczcrp.
lnetym ze skarbca drukow~
ne blbuly, a hahbrG Isie2y
wyrzec sic przywiezloncl 2
SODA WARY ojcow Budz
wsyelk,eml srodkamI W te
ulomneJ istocie usplone zwie
Irzece uamlelnoSci, zqdzq DO
lara, zarozumlalost, zuchwa
stwo pychq. Temu biedn,
mu chiopu, jak ongl Prone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
wiednle W biad wprowadzony

wiednle W biad wprowadzony
so.taf przez laklego urwis1a,
ktory W lakiei polskle, socya-
l'stYcznej drukarni, IL. p. W
Toledo, kazat sob;e ma lis,o-
wynn arkCs2u wydrukowa6 IA
gfowek z nazw'skiem pro bosz.
CA parafii sw. Wojclecha W
Pittsburgh, a wypelniwszy go
niegodzlwem pisaniem. postal
do Detroit IA rece Seimu.
Cenzor Zwiazku Mar. Pol
sk'ego p. PrzYbysze wski po-
wlnlen teraz, przekonany o
krzywdzle wyrzadzonej ma
Seine ks. Mlsklewluzowi, ma.
praw.c ia, o lie sic da, cd wo-
lac oszczerstwo, W Zgodzle, i W
im'eniu Zwiazku przeprosic
ciezko obra2ouego kap}ana,
a potem i ks. Misklewicz mo.
ae zm'eni swo,e zdanie o
Iwlazkd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

Wy SA9u"i Jun Act
ktorego odpedzono cd mleka
"A p.lk!!
MACIEJ HRUSTUWSKI
poszukuje swego szwagra An
drze]a Lewandowsk,ego. Prey
byf do Ameryki, do Buffalo
10 lat tenu, stamtad po.
dobno miai wYjechac do Mil.
waukee. K.toby wiedziat o jego
pobycie lub smlerc,, MECH mi
}asl1awie o tenn doniesie. -
Moi adres:-Maciej Hrustow =
ski, Berlin, Wis.
FARMA DO NABYCIA.
w Sturgeon Lake, W Mn
nesocie, mieszka Saved,
ktory chciafby sprzedac swo-
ia farme, z powodu, 2e mu
teskDo pomledzy samymi Po-
iakami. Farma obe)muje 100
akrow, pomiedzy kt6reml 20
akrow pola obs1anego kon
czyna, tymotka, kartoflaml j
Kapusta. Jest ma tenn chalu
pa. chlew i studnia. Saved
sprzedalby wszYstko "a Jed.
nascle set, a mole taniej.
Grunt Jest do5ry. Jeze!iby
klory Polakow mia1 cheG
kuplG te farme ! uprzedziG
kupca Nlemca, nnechai SIG
zglosl DO Jozefa Walesklego,
Sturgeon Lake, Pine Co. !,
MINI.
OBECNY PREZES Rzadu
Centralnego ZwIaz&u Narodo-
wego PoIsklego p. S. f. A
dalia Sataleck' pisze W Re
fforn1ie, ktore1 jest wspolwia
scicielem, ze kiedy no se;mio
zwlazkow YIN " Detroit PREY
szta sprawa emmy Polskie)
W Chicago, Gryglaszewskl i
Koc'emski ostro wystepowalI
pr7eciv przyJeciu tej2e do
z "iazku Oh. s. F. Adalia
Satalecki, kiedy glowni prze-
c1wnicy movie przestali, re
szedf 2 estrady, ably broniG
sprawy emmy Nova lego
wywarfa tax wIelkie wra2e-
ME, ze delegacl zaczeli po
de]rzywac obydw6ch tych pa.
now, il byli W zmowie z Nor
gensternem. ystapien'u te
mu zapewne nale2y przypi-
sac upadek obydwoch tych
paIow.
DETROIT. .-Osmloletnl An.
tom Wltkowsbi poslany prze>
matke do grocerni, by pre-
dzej sprawunek zafatwic. u
czeph sic ulicznej kary. Kon
duktor spedzlI go a on ze'
skoczywszy upadf talk n;eszcze
sliwie, ID bezprzytomnym na
zlem, pozostaf.- -Ch1opaks Cd
wlezlono do domu, gdzie pc
mimo pomocy, druglego dnl'
umarl. konduktora l. Gohlkt
aresztowano, gdy& niekt6r2'
zezna)4, IL ko?nieciem ME
szczesIiwego z kary stracli
(PraoDda).
| PkACCIE "a WIARUSA
| SMTJJ.-l7Z -T-1D0ZI,
Shlo$H} KS. Il. u.
{Dokohczcnie.)
n,la, c,uto,pv w mosnI;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
"a WIARUSAl
0lLU..TlT:.Z -zID0IZI.
Shle$H2 KS. Il. u.
{Dokohczcnie.)

Dale) czytamy w mason
skle) gaz"cIe:. BlmdesJlaH-
1888 nr. 10. TrojakIe sq
motywa, dla ktorycn wstepu.
je sic DO lo2y. Wiasna ko
rzysG, osobisty lnteres. (Urze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

Zapisujacy sobie
wv iarusa' powinni
naprz0d zap4aciG o.
bonament, inaczej
e.azeta in nie bedzie
poselan2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

Kazdy abonent
Wiarusa'' kt6ry
przesle nam przyna]-
mniej 2 dolary "a ga.
zetee, odbierze W pre-
zencie:
y Kalendarz Mary ahski ma r. 1892
p Ksiazeczke o wieeznym Syd@'e
81 Testament Plotr Wielkiego.
Take prezenta te-
raz stale beda doda-
wane, / juz nawet na
Gwiazdke Mkt ME
dostanie mic wiecej.
Kto zap}aci "a
.Wiarusa'' ma ca}y
rok naprz6d, bedzie
odblera1, opr6cz po-
wyzej wymienionych
prezent6w, bezplatnie
gazetke powiesciowa
,,Katollk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Z INV P0LSklCH
w AMERYCE.

pz17rONA pRZEZ VIA
"a MA at,w,oo,a tamv
w. ,.azs,orzona; W t0m kra;,,
nnaaa n,akt6ro n;s,ns noIsk;e
panov;o socvl;stvczne, zaczvna
1saoal,,oaa? w s;e w c;a1o N;e7,
d}nno hed7,a u.zd (K,yver
Pozsh5 pisze, " w South
Bepd) wszystkich ksiezy poi.
sk;,.h na lrt6rvm hedz;e nara
da - odrow;edn;ch irodkach
daauob
| KS, WEADYSf,AW MIS-
| KIEWICZ p Pl,,bu ga, Re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

CZYTA.MY W Reformle:
nI powodu Ae Spolka Wydaw-
nlcza zamlerza ZaniechaG W
Reformie dotyczasowcgo po-
stqpowego kicrunku, obeeni
wsp6lpracownicy M. A. Cmo-
stowskl | Franclszck Szczer-
bowski zmuszeni sa copuscl
Reforme."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

DETROIT, Mich. = Pan
Zygmunt SlupsI1l, byly wydaw-
ca Boclaaa 4 Potryoty, obeI-
ME posade profesara W tu-
teyszem polskiem seminaryum
duchownem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

LNANY MEMORIAL Sci
mu Zwiazkowego, wymierzc-
ny bodzcem giownie przecsw
Wlarusovl, utozyfo trzech no
torycznych nledowlark6w:: zua-
ny urwisz Sadowski Buffalo,
drugi Sadowski z Pittsburgh,
rdaktor giupiutkiego PrzWa-
clela braldu, i fanatyk mason
ski Leszczyhski z Sand Beach.
-Od takiej zgrai ME moglls-
my sic spodz'ewac kompll-
mentow, dla tego tel wcale
sic "a ten ich paszkwjl ME
gniewamy; gdYby tacy mas
chwallll, przeciez wfa5nie tenn
by mas shanbilI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

KIEDY Wlarus wygnnial
belzebuba ze Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego, ten pleklel
ME smro 1liwa wen wvdaf ze
s~eso organu, ale jednah
zdoialtsmy go prey pomocy
c>rulika, ktory zreczD,e poa
gal organ chlrurglcznem lam
cetaml, wtraclt do pleklel =
"a co alechal Bogu bedzle
chwafa.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05
rIImslNr nILL ANp yIClNIrr.

quite a number OF hOes are being taken 10
Coneyviile from the west side OF Cabin, Sew
eral loads were taken last week.
--Qaits good deal OF sickness la this vlein-
ltyA Mrs. N. d. ohamberliR 10 very bick !
also A, I. Chamberlln's family are on the
sick llat.
Las, week several Of the PheasaR, mn
young gentlemen made q dying trip 20 Kansas
Glly, among the number were Jas. LeForce,
Il. Gleason, n. d. white and Jno. Nax-
worthy.
The day school at Lone Oak Is In moAt
nourishing condition under the management
OF Miss Copeland. The trustees Of the sch ool
wefa very fortunate In their choice OF a teach
er as Miss Copeland fully understands her
business aud 10 a most estimAble young lady
a favorite with both old and young.
-Protracted meetings are to be held at the
Pheasant IIili chapel TO begin In asout week
We hope everybody will attend and that much
good will be done nAd also we hopeth The
people will be stirred up TO do something
about enllvenlng the sunday school ~ thai
place which ls In very sad condition.
Tuesday We had quite an exciting time Ia
our nelghborhood. That grptest blessing oi
greatest cursu Of man hind Are made raid
on fences, farms and hay rieka east and north
east OF Keys, 1 r., completely demollshinl
the fences OF Mrs. Keys and u. l. Chamberlln
Everyone In the nclghboFhood taFned out &
help but help came 700 lnsa 10 save anything
but uFe houses aud hay AZ tho Keys place
about 9aoo worth of fence was burned. Nr
Chamberlln succeeded In saving hIe house an,
little stack Of naN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05
rha Culture of orohards .

1t is immateral whetheryoung trees
are planted In the fall or spring; IL is
more important that the work be done
we'll. Young trees should be selected,
as they bear transplanting better than
older ones. The reason that trees
grow faster inN he nursery than they
do after being transplanted is because
they receive more thorough cultivation
there than they generally do after
wards. Their orchard homes to which
they are sent from the nursery too Of
ten prove to be their graves Instead
OF being pruned aud cultivated and
watched they are allowed to be crowd
ed and choked by briars and weeds,
and knawed by the rabbits. There is
hardly chance to estimate the PROFITS
that would accrue from an orchard
cared for like an orange grove. Good
apples, like other good fruits, are had
at the price of eternal vigilance and
untiring industry. Before planting an
orchard one should look around and
see what varieties do best in the imme-
diate vicinity, and plant but few vari-
cites. The largest commercial or
chards should not contain more than
half dozen varieties.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05
More Trouble for Hawea.

Old man Hawes is encountering con-
siderable trouble OF late, but il is not
impossible that reasonable measure
is merited, on general principles. Af-
ter being considerably used up by Jim
Title he was arrested for bigamy, and
an investigation shows he has several
times over the number of wives which
good society aud the law admits OF.
His arrest brings TO mind the thought
of how communities will tolerate the
violation Of our social and moral laws
and customs. Hawes has been in our
midst for some three years, aud had
he not got into litigation with a citi-
zen over claim, he probably would
not have been disturbed at all. II his
statements are to be credited he has
had no less than four wives, two in
the states and two In the nation, and
has had no legal separation from any
of them. The liberation Of such con-
duct BY community does not augur
well for its morality, but:
"viee 10 Arlonster OF so frightful mien
As TO be k.ted needs bat to be seen;
Yet seen too Oft. familiar with her face,
We arst endure, thenpity, then embrace. :"
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Oil all Around US.

The we'll at the Hotel Cobb has been
given up entirely for drinking pur-
poses, but may be utilized for fuel or
lighting. Its flow of water has changed
to oil. II is not impossible that one
day this country will be as noted for
it's oil wells as western Pennsylvania
once was. Very little talk is made
about 1t, but YOU can go to Skinner &
Ratclifl's, and perhaps other stores in
this town, and buy oil for 25 cents a
gallon which comes from the Bushy-
head oil wells. There are plenty OF
other places where the indications are
just as good as at Bushyhead but no
effort has been mades towards devel-
opment and we believe at that point
very little Is being done. At Falkland
and perhaps at Alton, they have wells
which yield oil in such quantities as
to ruin them for drinking purposes
and so II is all over this country. Are
we not ignoring our opportunities?
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MARp,s GROVE NOTES.


school doing well. Bro. Lamb In charge.
--Ilumor says more weddings. Who'll be
the next9
Everything very dry aud rain needed bad
lyi wateEsetting scarce
-Tenders for new church house opened and
contract let last Friday.
Fire got out on Sunday last and did great
damage in the oowala vicinity, Mrs. Ada
Foreman being a sufferer to the extent OF
about sI 600. losing her corn In the Held aud
all her supply OF feed as well as large guam
tlty OF fencing. The house narrowly escaped.
Judge Foreman also lost lot Of fence aud
others ered.conslderably
The friends OF the Rev. II J Lamb in this
district. had resolved on giving him a well
come home on the occasion OF his moving into
the neighborhood, so ON Wednesday, the 2lst,
they gathered at his house In large numbers,
taking his wifp and hlHs-if By surprise. they
not having any suspicion that an attack OF such
q Kind was Impending. The visitors Allied tbs
house W overnowing aud after a.rhqgs ,iAs.
departed, leaving substantial
shape OF -four, meat, etc. Of 81
Lamb Gays that he will be s1.
wolf from the door for some tiV' q
any rate give him something NJ Irpil
Lamb for meal. Tue nro. also 81 ,,4t
ant ridge" Is good pla1e 40 live in tI
folks there are nrst rate etolive among. -
October n iSOl
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Arrested for Murder.

George Summers, who has for sew
eral years resided on Dave Martins
farm, on Big Creek, has been arrested
for the murder Of John SleightoB,
which occurred Sept. 9th and was re-
ported in these columns. Summers
some time ago bought a shot gun in
Ooffeyville Gao a few weeks ago this
gun was found in Big creek, near his
place. He said he had sold the weap-
on to three men going to Oklahoma, a,
but there are many incidents which
lead to the belief that he killed Sleigh
ton and then threw the gun into the
creek. Summers has been indicted by
the grand Jury and his case set for
February 10Th. At Fort Smith, when
lsonfronted with the gun, Summers
broke down and cried like a child.
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An honest swede tells hig story in
plain but unmistakable language for
the benefit Of the public. zone Of my
children took severe cold and got the
group. gave her teaspoonful OF
uhamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
five minutes later gave her one more.
BY this time she had to cough up the
gathering IN her throat. Then she
went to sleep and slept good for fifteen
minutes. Then she got up and vom-
tied; then she went back TO bed and
slept gond for the remainder OF the
night. She got the Group the second
night and gave her the same remedy
with the same good results. write
this because / thought there might be
some one In the same need and moi
know the true inertia Of this wonderful
medicine. CHARLES A. THOMSON, ID es
Moines, Iowa. so cent bottles for sale
by W. Q. Patton 4 %. nov
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DEADwoop. sourH DAKOTA.

The problem Of easy access to tn abovs
point Is now solved by the opening OF tho new
line ofthc Burlington Route into this live city
OF the Black Kills country.
On February LIST the new branch OF the D. q
NJ. r. r.. leaving the main line of the Bisch
Hills extension at Edgemont. S. D., was opened
for business thus supplying along felt want-&os
direct all rBii line from the Missouri river 70
the Black Hills. The service and equipment on
the row line will be up to the usual high stan
dard Of burlington Route trains and viii con
sist OF day coaches and Pullman Palace sleep
ing cars. A through Pullman Sleeper win
leave Omaha daily at i0;25 a m, arriving in
Deadwood the next day at i2soi noon. Parties
from south and east OF Kansas City or 81
Joseph can take through sleeping car leaving
Kansas City at 9;IS and st. Joseph a. ii:lb p.
m for Lincoln, arriving there the next morning
T. ample time to make connection with ths
through sleeper for Deadwood. The Buriing
ton west bound through trains from ST. Louia
also make direct connection with this sleeper
at Lin. DIN.
Fer further Information In regard 20 ra,es
etc.. call on or address IL @. Orr, O. 8. w. r
A, 80 Main St., Kansas City. Mo-, or
I A. @ DAWES.
a ma
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NOTES FROM ADAiR.

Uncle Dave Thompson Is on the sick list.
Rev Calhoun Parks was on our streets
last week.
Mise Susie CLARK was home on a visit the
past week.
We are enjoying a hne rain which began
falling Saturday night.
Judge CLARK iefi for Tahiequah on Sunday
morning TO attend Council.
Miss Anna Thompson has gone to Fayette-
Vile, Arkansas, on visit.
John Manning, OF Southwest City. was
the guest Of his old friend Fate Langley.
u y. Cumming was moving a couple oI
houses for Mrs. L. C. skinner last week.
-Fount Moore had the misfortune to gel
about 800 bushels OF corn burned on the 2sth
ult. The nre also ran through his young or
chard, damaging Il more or Iess.
Game near having h-e in the drug stor'
Saturday morning. The ire bell wEs sounded
sud the hose cart was soon at the FIRE and hat
lt out before there was much damage done.