davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
SKLADKI Ma DOM IMIGRACYJNY.

Dom Imigracyjny pod oPieka ksie-
zy og}osi} swe sprawozdanie i odez-
we prosba sk}adki. Brzmi ono
tax: wydatk6w by}o 267.0O; docho-
du i dobrowolnycb sk}adek S24l.02;
wiec W kasie brakuje $25.99. Ma
co wydano te 267 dolarow? czy po-
ratowano kt6rego emigrauta? czy
Dom przynosi pozytek ogoiowi? lub
czy spe@nia obowiazek dobroczynno-
Sci? Ma to ME ma zadnej odpowie-
dzi! Odezwa GAIA ma tylko to tresc,
ze "w kasie dziura,'' w:ec dawajcie
ludzie wiecej pieniedzy. Postanowio-
no rozes}ac cyrkularz do wszystkich
paraf] .polskich, ably zbierane by}y
sk}adki. My jestesmy tego zdania,
ze wraz prosba sk}adki trzeba
wy}uszczy6 dok}adnie jake korzySci
Dom przynosi. Polacy So bardzo O.
farm, ale przeciez ME nalc7y tel O.
fiarnosci naduzywa6.. -. Ma Sc jmie
W Detroit wszyscy delegaoi, z New
Yorku oswiadczali, ze pieniadze, ,sk}a-
dane ma Dom Imigracyjny, 50 mar
notrawione; podobno lssiadz pobiera
sobie pensji po 25 dol. tygodniowo,a
kucharki dostaja jedna Is dol, dru-
ga $40. Moze to jest cokolwiek prze-
sadzone, lub W z{em swietle pokaza-
ne,-ale W kazdym razie potrzebne
So fakta na zbicie tych oskarzeh. Je.
zeli to ME nastapi, ME MONA sic dzi.
vic, gdy parafjanie beda sic ociaga6
re sk}adkami. j.. y.:....
Me trzeba tez zapominac. re Zw.
Mar. Pol. wyznaczy} 600 dol. ma po-
pieranie imigrautow polskich, mad
to bedzie dalej zbierac dobrowolne.
sk{adki ma ten eel. .. ..
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
NASLADOWANIE RAUBITTER0W.
Arnau.i " Starej Serbji dopuszczaja
sic mOrd6w. a ME sa karani.

Londyn, 6 List.-Z Starej Serbii
telegrafuja do dziennikow angiel-
skich: w tych dniach zabili Arnau-
ci W i'ia}em Polu mfodego kupca SER
bskiego Filipowicza, "a dnia bia}e-
60 ma ulicy,i obrabowali go. Policya
jest zupe}nie bezw}adna wobec Ar
nautow, a ssdy-pisze correspondent
- mordercow nawet ME scigais. w
miescie tem, pope&niono juz ma Ser
bach trzecie z rzedu mordertwo. Ko-
respondent donosi, re nowy wezyr
ma zamiar utworzenia policyi O.
bywateli miejscowych, oraz wyda}
rozporzadnie, e,mocq kt6rego zabronio-
no arnautom noszcnia broni. Serbska
prasa wyraza powodu nowege
morderstwa oburzenie, domaga sic,
ably Rad serbski W spawie tel cos
przedsiewzis}.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
Tragiczny kOniec chciWca.

Paryz, Francja, 1saList. (Kor. ANN
= Kodak nasz niejaki p, pochodza-
cy Galicji, przyjecha} do Paryza, z
dobremi rekomendacjami, jako chca-
cy uczyj sic rzezbiarstwa, ale bied-
ny. Zaoplekowali sic MIN wp}ywowi
polacy i wystarali szko}e darmo.
Nadto pahstwo D. dal; mu W s~ym
domu przytu}ek bezpiatnie. Ably i'm
sic wywdzieczyc,zrobi}im dwie rzez-
by W prezencie. Lecz koledzy jego
wbili go W ambicje, ze terzezby ma
ja wielka wartosc artystyczna i mogl-
by je sprzedac "a kilka set frank6w.
Samolubstwo g}upota ow}adne}y
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
OKROPNE MORDERSTNO.
hulawy oszukaf slepegoi sprowadzi]
ia siebie Zemte. ..
.Buda Peszt (koresp. Ame

B',da Peszt (Koresp. Amer.
w okolicach Temeszwaru cd lat
wielu prowadzili "sp6}ke zebracka"
slepy Jan David i kulawy Jakob
Martin. Interesa sz}y wybornie; ME.
widomy, jsko oszczedniejszy, kupi{
wozek, konia wypasionego i ozeni}
sic przed dwoma laty z }adna, m}oda
dziewczyna. Niedawno Matin, ktory
zba}amucif Davidowa, wyrzuci{ slep-
ca w6zkaa sam razem kocLanka
dmkna}. kaleka jednak ME straci}
rezonu.. Wiedzia}, il W Tenfaszvarze
nazajutrz mia} bye jarmark, dowl6k}
sic tam ipoczaf ma pewniaka szukac
ex- przyjaciela., Wreszcie poznal go
po g}osie W jakims szynku; predko
wyja} ostry, spory scyzoryk, cicha-
czem podsuna& sic ku wrogwi, z}apa-
wszy "a jego kule wepchna} mu
zcyzoryk W brzuch. Martin natych-
miast wyziona} ducha. q.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
NOWINY kRAJOWE.
ZBRODNIARZ ME UJDZIE KARY.
RADIUS Banku W Columbus Grove ZOstai
pOjmany. .u...

Donosilismy swego czasu O smia-
lynn rabunku W banku W Columbus
Grove zab6jstwie farmera, ks6ry
by} swiadkiem kradziezy. Ia rabu-
mex ten aresztowano nieiakiego Ko-
berts'a, kt6rego kasjer Maple pozna}
jake rabusia. w podobiehstwo to ME
uw;erzy} handlarz broni Crawford,
ktory rabusiowi sprzeda} fuzje. w
poniedzia}ek 6w Crawford by} W mie-
scie Galepa, O., zdarzenie tax
chcia}o, re byl razem detektywem
Millerem. Gdy sill utica, uaprzeciw-
ko MIN jechalo dw6ch panow. Craw-
ford spojrzal ma mich przypadkowo i
rzek4 do Millera: "Ten mezczyzna
co siedzi po lewej' stronie, to jest
w}asnie 6w, co odemnie kupi1 fuzje."
Aresztowano go tego samego dnia.
Nazywa on sic Van Loon. Gdy 60
zobaczy} nastepnego dnia kasjer Ma
pie, to zmieni} swe zdanie co do Ro-
bertsa, a uzna} Van Loon'a "a praw-
dziwego rabusia. sledstwo wykazu-
je, ze Van Loon ME by} W Galenie
przez cztery dni, a jy1o to w}asnie
wtedy jak pope1niony by} rabunek
w, Columbus Grove. By} on biedny,
a jak powroci&, to podobno sic chwa-
lii, ze ma $1,000. Sprawdza sic to
przvsz}owie, ze zbrodnis ME ujdzle
kary.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
z CAkEGO SWIATA.

Spodziewaja sic rozkazu carskie-
go, wzgledem zabronienia wywozu
pszenicy Rosji.
lzrael Lieberman. bogaty posia-
dacz kopalh W Galicji, zbankrutowal
W sobote ma $4,000 guldenow. z te-
go powodu inny,n frmom grozi
bankructwo.
We Francja wielka pow6dz. RE
XII wystapi}ysz }ozysk W ub. sobote
wicczorem. Ca}y tydzieh nadchodza
telegramy, ze woda podmywa tory
kolei zelaznych, zrywa mostly zale-
wa siedziby chiopskie.
Nedza W Rosji ME ustaje, ale po-
wieksza sic. Handlarze zbozem po-
zakupywali kukurydze i pszepice, "a
teraz podniesli Gene bArdzo wyg6ro-
wana. Ludnosd ME jest stanie p}a-
cic tax wysokich cen i umiera z
gfodu. Dwadziescia miljon6w ludno-
Sci jest dotknietej g}odem. Prasa do
pomina sic rozkazu carskiego, ably
przymuszono kupc0w do sprzedawa.
MIA korny pszenicy po znizonej ce-
ME. O6cerowie armji urzednicy po-
stanowili ME wydawac balow ami "a
baw W biezacym sezonie, tylko to
pieniadze, co by mieli ma bal wydac,
odes}at ludnosci dotknietej' g}odem.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
LISTONOSZE OLA FARMEROW.
Liga farmer6w stara sic dObre ulep-
szenie " pOczcie.
Washington, 81 Paz

Washington, 81 Paz.
Liga farmer6w inne podobne
stowarzyszenia s:araja sic usilnie o
to, ably ustanowiono listonoszy wiej-
:skicb, ktorzyby listy gazety przy-
nosili farmerom do ich domow. w
wielu czesciach kraju podpisuja
farmerzy odnosne petycye do kon
gresu. Take urzadzenie wzmocni W
ludzie przywiazanie do ziemi do
pobytu ma wsi, da farmerom sposob-
nose dowiedzenia sic cenach largo
wych. Poczmistrz generalny, Wana-
maker, ME jest przeciwny zaprowa-
dzeniu s}uzby wiejskichlistonoszow,
uwaza nawet, ze dochody poczty
zwiekszy}yby sic przez to, ME
zma:a}y.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
ZAGkADA FAB.
(Bajka,)

Miedzy lasani, miedzy lasami,
Byi staw zarosly szuwarem.
Staw ten sic roll wiecznie zabami,
l dzwiecza} zawsze ich gwarem.
spokojnie zy}y zaby W tym stawie,
Zy}y, jak ptaszki weso}o,
Niczyje oko nigdy ciekawie
Me zag!ada}o W ich ko}o.
Wsr6d wiecznej wrzawy i wieczrej
zwady,
Kt6ra kr6l zabi }agodzi},
Mkt ME przypuszcza} rych}ej
zag}ady,
Dzieh po dniu spokojnie schodzii.
Raj kiedy zahy, te stujezyczne,
Plasa}y znowu gwarliwie,
Gdy przyg&usza&y pienia s}owieczne,
Nagle zamilk2y skwapliwie.
Zaszumia} wicher zachodnlej
strony,
kfada sic trawy stepowe,
Sunie trawami t{um niezl,czonv,
Sunie sic wojsko wezowe. -.
Zjadliwe we've wysz}y "a }upem
lw strasznym swoim pochodzie,
Niszcza w oko}o i k}ada trupem,
Wszystko ma ziemi wodzie.
PAdf strach ma zaby, dotad spokojne,
Pcwna je czeka zag}ada,
Przyjdzie i'm zginat, lub przyja6
wojne
Wiec walna wsrod Mich narada.
Stare okupem zby6 wezowpragna,
Mode do walki gotowe,
Pod jarzno wrogow karku ME
magma,
| wznosza krzyki bojowe.
sorzysz}y vice we've pe}ne zdrady,
Nuz obiecywa6 ME ma}o,
MIN sic skohczy}y wrogiem
uk}ady.
Zab W ca}ym stawie ME sta}o.
E. s..
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
TOLEDO, OHIO, 7-go LTsTOPADA, 1891.


prawnik6w it'd, aby brali "a pi6ro
pisali do gazet O sprawach publicz-
nych. Bardzo to sluszne wymaganie.
Dzis rzeczxwiscie tax lie rzeczy sto-
ia, re korespondencji mona sic W
Redakcji spodziewac tylko cd uozci-
wego prostego robotnika. albo
cd jakiego intryganta; inte]igentni
zas spia! Panowie panic, bierzcie
sie "a pioro, piszc'e 40 gazet rob.
Gle CO mozecie, ably wzmocnic prase
polska. Bee silneJ prasy nigdy ME
wyrobimy sobie stanowiska silnego,
jake rolacy, pomiedzy obcymi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
DObry republikanin.

Dunkirk, 30 Psz.--Drogi Panic
Redaktorze, prosze przyjac szczere
podziekowanie "a otwarte dzielne
wystapienie W obronie partji repu-
blikahskiej, bo my polacy tylko tej
partji many do zawdzieczenia, ze W
Ameryce jestesmy dobrze nam sic
powodzi. Platforma demokratyczna
jest bardzo szkodliwa dla tego kra aju;
oni popieraja tylko przemys} euro
pejski: angielski, niemiecki, mo-
skiewski, francuzki, etc.-wiec gdy
my polacy }aczymy sic partja de-
mokratyczna, to wspieramy swych
najzacietszych wrogow: moskali i
niemc6w. NJ. S. MAzANY.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07

Wreszcie many prawdziwe katoli-
ckie pismo W polskim jezyku " Sta
mach Zjed. W Detroit wychodzi
przesz}o 2 miesiace nowe pismo illu-
strowane pod redakcja ks. Barab ba-
sza. Me jest wydawane dla zadnej
kliki, ami humbugerow, lecz jest re-
dagowane W prawdziwie katolickim
powaznym i pokornym duchu. DIE
XII Bogu, nasze stosunki zmieniaja
sic ma lepsze. Me dsugo nadejdzie
moze czas, il ME bedziemy pamietac
takich ''rewolwerowych" pism jake
wydaja dla siebie Barzyhscy Pitass.
Adres tego nowego pisma TAXI: "Nie-
dziela," Polish Seminary, Detroit,
Mich.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
Poslubif swa umierajaca kochanke.

Kansas City, Mo-, 6 List. Parma
Hattie McCague uznana by}a przez
doktorow, re umrze, jczeli ME pole
die do New Yorku dla zmiany xii
lnatu kuracji. Matka jej by}a "a
biedna, aby mog}a takie koszta po-
nosit. Gdy sic TEN dowiedzia} ko-
c!,anek panny Hattie, bogaty adwo-
kat, syn panstwowego prokuratora,
Fred. H. Kellogg, natychmiast,przy-
!jecha} tu Lawrence posluoit ia.
Teraz jako zone odwiezie do stanu
New York bedzie kuroNac. Jest
ito prawdziwy heroizm ma dzisiejsza
epoke samolubstwa chciwosci.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07

MIN. Zaskarzy} PIP. d. do sadu L.
OOo frankow "a owe rzezby; wyda}o
sic jednak, re ME So mic warte, on
(p. P) win:en jest wiele "a sto}owa-
ME / ubranic. Przegra} process, kazdy
MIN pogardza}, az wreszcie rozpa-
czy i biedy pope}ni} samobojstwo.
Mkt go ME za}uje.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07
GEORGE L. DRACH,
Aptekarz

1929 Broadway, naprzeciw Union ul.
gB7 Mozecie sic rozm6wic po pol
sku, czesku lub niemiecku. Wszel-
kie recepty pospiesznie przyrzadzam.
w nocy prcsze zadzwonic, elektrycz-
ny dzwonek znajduje sic po prawej
rece przy drzwiach; nalezy tylko ma
cisnat guzik..
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07

Towarzystwa Loteryjnego zostali a.
resztowani przez marsza}ka Stan6w
Zjed., ma mocy dowodow, re rrzesy-
1ali cyrkularze loteryjne przez pocz.
to do Po1udniowej Dakoty. Kara Ia
to wynosi 5 lat wiezienia i $1,000
grzywny.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07

New Orleans, La, S List.-Gen.
Beauregard, Paul Conrad i J6zef
Hornol, urzednicy Louisiahskiego
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-11-07

"Kurjer Polski' zamieszcza ode.
1--WE do inteligencji, W ktorej powo-
{uje polskich rzemieslnik6w, kup-
COW, dok torow, ksiezy, nauczycieli,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
CABINET CHANGES,
"rson G. Cheney, Secretary Proctor'>
Possible successor

Possible successor.
It is rumored from Washington that ex-
Gov. Person c. Cheney Of New Hampshire
is to succeed Secretary Proctor in the war
department when that official takes Ed
munds' seat in December next He was
born in Holderness, N. H., in 1923, received
and academic education. and learned thu
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
WHAT'S IN THE WIND9

President Harrison Sends for a Prom
inent Washington State Democrat.
TACOMA, Wash, Special Telegram, Aug.
1.-George Hazard, secretary of the Dem
ocratic state central committee, to-day re-
ceived transportati OH from the government
quartermaster at Vancouver from Tacoma
to Washington, D. c., and return, including
sleeping car privilege, the tickets being sent
by order OF President Harrison, who desires
to see Mr.. Hazard on ''otficial bust ness"
just what that business is no one can find
out. Hazard, who was formerly a rabid
Republican in Indiana when questioned,
said:
I know President Harrison intimately, and
have known him for many yenrs and all his
family. When East last spring called on him,
met Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Mckee and the baby,
and we talked of old times. had Information
on certain matters that the president desired.
He told me that he might want to see rue later,
anu asked me If could return during the sum-
mer. l answered that might take time. but if
the government needed my service I would need
transportation, including a sleeper. He said he
would instruct the commandant at Vancouver
whenever was ready. I notified him recently
that could now spare the time, and to-day the
papers arrived. -
Notwithstanding Hazards denial, it is
generally believed that the visit has some
thing to do with politics. just at present
the Dem ocratic secretary is booming things
for Dave Hill.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05

ring, although she remembered seeing
it on her third finger during the drive.
The ring was not found, and a year
afterward she had never heard of it,
although a large reward had been
offered to anyone who happened to find
it. Two years afterward she was pre-
pairing for her usual eastern trip, when
she determined to have a dress she
had had long time ripped up to bring
to St. Louis to have colored. When it
was being ripped loose from the skirt
lining the seamstress who was doing
the ripping said: II keep feeling
some weight in this dress at the bot
tom and can't locate it, After she
had nearly completed her ripping she
shook the goods, and out dropped two
magnificent rings with a solitaire dia-
mond of the first water.
my ring! My ringr' the lady ex-
claimed. jumping forward and picking
it up. Then she remembered that the
dress just ripped was the dress she
had worn upon the day she missed her
ring, and evidently she had put her
hand in her pocket and there was rip
somewhere between the silk and the
lining.
Another incident is even more
curious. A pretty young lady who
does not live very far from Vande-
venter Place had a lovely pair of
solitaire earrings and she lost one of
them, to her infinite sorrow. She
could not find it anywhere and, she re-
signed herself to doing without
diamond earrings. But she had a
sweetheart that she loved very much
and whose birthday was approaching.
She determined to make him a very
handsome present and at the same
time dispose of a sad remainder. She
took the solitary earring to jeweler
and had her lover beautiful scarf pin
made and presented it to him on his
natal day. About two years after the
little earring had first reposed upon
his bosom, she was in the garnet un-
packing a box of things. Presently
her eye was attracted by something
that glistened in the fringe of an old
fashioned silk shawl. She caught hold
of it and behold her missing earring.
Then it came oyer her thai she had
worn that shawl and packed it away
about the time her earring had dis
appeared.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
Prompt Action Suggested.

WASH 1NGroN, Aug. 1.-Controller of the
Currency Lacey will tomorrow send out
circular to all national banks suggesting
prompt action on the part OF those banks
that have circulation secured by Al per cent
bonds either to secure the continuation Of
those bonds or deposit other bonds in their
place. The controller in his circular saws:
Your attention is respectfully called to the
circular of July 2, 1891, issued By the secretary
OF the treasury. authorizing holders OF * per
cent bonds to present them for continuance at
per cent. The option will expire on the sec
ond day Of September, 1891. after w.ch day
any OF said bonds outstanding and not contin-
ued by request of the holder will cease to bear
interestfby virtue OF the call fortheir redemp-
tion issued June 2, 1891. rendering them un-
available as security for circulation after that
date .r- -sa- .s@ .rs--s ~
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
FORSAKING PARNELIt.
Dillon and O'Brien Lead In the Deser.
lions From Parnell's Ranks.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien's Reputation ofParnell, though a
foregone conclusion, has profoundly de-
pressed the Parnellites, who relied upon q
belief that both would suspend public
pronouncement. -.,.- ...-Es.-.: a. =
Mr.. Parnell sought, through private COM
munications made on the eve of their re-
lease, to resume negotiations, but neither
responded to these secret overtures. Mr..
Parneil hoped until the last moment yes
terday that he would again entangle them
in maneuvers for a reunion. Their prompt
and decisive declarations as soon as they
were outside the prison doors and their re-
fusal to listen to any advances from the
Parnellites fell like death blow upon the
faction. - ~.
The last flicker of hope went out when
the lord mayor OF Dublin and other de-
voted Parnellites vainly tried to induce Mr..
OBrien, who was supposed to be more
ducti]e than Mr.. Dillon, to reconsider the
position. Mr.. O'Brien bluntly declined a
renewal OF the Boulogne negotiations OF
any approach thereto. When the attitude
of the released leaders became definitely
meeting privately and had warm time
disputing over the course they should take.
An intimation reached them of the deser-
ton of the party organs in Dublin, and
Belfast and several members OF the Par
neltite committee withdrew, leaving the
steadfast adherents 10 pass resolution de-
nouncing Dillon and Brien and urging
Mr.. Parnell not to yield.
To-day Mr.. Parnell telegraphed to the
committee that OBJECTIONS on every side
would not make him alter his course q
hairs breadth. But the truth now penetrat-
ing the stoutest Parnellite hearts is that
their cause is we'll nigh extinct, and that it
will be useless to continue the struggle. II
continued it will no longer have consti-
the league sections now adhering to Par
nell points to the reversion OF the faction
to the old Fenian type. 1t is safe to predict
that Parnell will soon appeal for the sup
port OF revolutionary partisans at home
and abroad.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
MOTHERS AS MATCH-MAKERS
The Point at Which the Parents Inter
ference Ought to Stop.

ference Ought to Stop!
There is a kind of matchmaking
which it is a mothers duty to attempt.
writes Amelia E. Barr in the Ladies'
Home Journal. But it has strict linn
itations. 1t resolves itself into the
simple duty of introducing to her
daughter young men whose moral
character is good, who are in a position
to marry, and who, physically, are not
likely to repell her. The young peo-
pie may then safely be left to their own
Instincts. There should be no attempt
to coerce; no moral force used to make
even a suitable marriage; though ex-
tremities may lawfully be used to pre-
vent an evil marriage. A mothers
matchmaking really begins while her
daughters education is in progress.
And it is one of the strangest of facts
that mothers generally force this edu-
cation in the direction of those quail
ties likely to amuse young men-music,
dancing, singing, dressing, playing
games, chatting witti,y, etc. Now,
such attractions are likely to procure
plenty of Irritation; but young men
rarely marry the girls they Airt with.
And why do not mothers consider,
most of all, that approaching period in
their daughters lives when they will,
or ought to, cease being made love to-?
Why should the preparation for young
ladyhood absorb all the girls educa-
ton? How many curriculums contain
any arrangement for education for
wifehood or parenthood? Yet, what
man wishes to pass his life with a wo-
man whose only charm is the power to
amuse him? He might as wisely dine
| every day upon candy sugar.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
GOOD LUCK.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder often called the
Good Luck Baking Powder.
Owing to the fact that good luck always attends the
of Dr. Prices it use :. the moment
it mixed is required oven always lust
in the with ammonia powders It is not
luck after but the exact accuracy and in
the preparation and combination of ingredients of
DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder. Competent chemists
employed to test the strength and purity of each
ingredient Nothing trusted to chance Hence; it is
always uniform in its work
House wives never fail to have good luck" in max
ing most delicious bread biscuit pastry cakes that
remain moist and Only Baking Powder that con-
tains the white of eggs.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, any other adulterant. IN fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has never been ques-
q Astioned.
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Fired ON Fisherman.

ATcH1soN, Kan, Aug. l. At East Atchi-
son early this morning five deputy sheriffs,
acting for the Fish and Game Protective as
ISOLATION, had an engagement with seven
fishermen at Bean lake. The fishermen
were dragging seine with boats and the
deputies went to arrest them. The fisher
men pulled away, refusing to halt, and the
deputies opened fire. About twenty shots
were fired at them. The fishermen finally
disappeared in the darkness It is not vet
known what was the result of the shooting,
but it is reported thas one Of the fishermen
was shot. sc,
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Annoying and Untruthful Reports.

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Aug. L.
With sort of strange persistency assertions
are continually made. OF trouble between
Secretary Foster and Assistant Secretary
Nettleton. 1t is annoying to both these
officers, and the following from Secretary
Foster was called forth by the reports:
The relations, personal and official, between
Gen. Nettieton and myself have been and are in
Nothing has ever occurred. or is likely to occur,
to strain them in amy way. You may make
this denial just as strong and emphatic as you
please. The annoyance OF such printed reports
Is one OF the penalties OF being In public life.
cannot, for the life OF me, imagine how the story
started.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05

paper trade. In 1854 he built his own paper
mill, increased his business rapidly and be-
came one Of the leading business men in
the Granite State. He served in the war as
brigade commissary, and was subsequently
elected mayor of Manchester. He was
elected governor Of the state in 1875 and re-
elected in 1876. Upon the death of Senator
A. +. Pike, in 1885, Gov. Cheney was elect
ed to serve out his term, which expired
March 4. 1889. He is regarded as one Of the
ablest and most trusted of the Republican
leaders III the Granite State.
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WV. FRANK. JOHN BENTz1N.
Cottonwood Mills.

Custom grinding solicited. wiz
grind wheat for ! (one eighty OF OK
change 81 lbs. -four, lbs. shorts and .
lbs. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour
and feed sold at low rates and delivered
New Ulm free of expense.
FRANK & BENTZIN.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe writes: 'sThe
woman suffrage movement is part of the
new order. We are becoming baptized
into the great faith of a common human
ity: Woman, now is your time!''