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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; WELL STOCK
- ed; hue fixtures; OF the best corners in Mis-
sion cheap rent; iue living rooms: long lease. APP
OILY GAIL Branch ONCE an3O 3tE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

$4,000 sdoMS and 6asS P2H F H9EsE
Market st. W. b. MARSHUrZ & CO.. $50 Market
rear office
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

C.OOO PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY; LIGHT
CNZOO. and pleasant inside work, giving steady
employment; clearing $50 to $50 per month TO each ;
not necessary to understand the business; must be
willing to work in store and make himself generally
useful; Will md plenty to do; Right Sunday
work; business easily learned will suit any indus
trIous. steady man. GEO STEW ART. 135 kearny.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30
BUSINESS CHANCEs-CoNTINuED.

QdOn SALOON Mr.. MARKET ST; GOOD
tD1OU. business; elegant fixtures fine stock;
must sell at once. NJ. LESS, II Fourth 81 Its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

Je MARYE TERRACE (424 TURK)-sINGLE
U room; rent &C. ap29 SIS
1904 MIssioN-A NEAT SINGLE ROOM, 81
lZAt per week. ape 2IS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

G.dT6 LOTS ON $40 MONTHLY INSTALL
- L y. ments; 25xl20: fronting Silver ave. and
Market
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

FOUND.
CAME TO PREMISES BLACK MULE. APPLY
" bet. ana p. NJ. at NE cor Twenty-second
and Eureka SITS ap3 3tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-30

COEOO PARTNER WANTED IN LEGITI-
tDZOOO. mate real estate and house renting
firm: well established and doing good business;
principals only Address Real Estate, Box 1l9,
gaf.T Brauc ONCE. anZs Ire
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
CHICAGO. Sprawl wystawy

CHICAGO. Sprawl wystawy.
20 dfngich debatach i sporach po-
stanowiono %zaniechac projekt u
r~zadzenia wy stawy ma Lake Front
Il umiescic ia W cafosci W Jackson
Parku. Postanowienie to powoduje,
wielka oszczednosd w wydatkach
uianowicie ma srodki komunika-
Cyl potrzehnej miedzy Lake Front
a wymlenionym parkiem. Ola u
mleszczenia robotnlk6w postaw1ono
W potudniowej czesci parku ma
mioty. Ma Lake Front miaia we'd
lug proJektu pierwszego dyrektora
Bu'mana stanae wiezu Proctor pre-
mawia "a stosownoscia lego umie-
szczcnia.
Rohoty zicmnc r~ozpoczeto luz
a przedsiebiorcy bracia Arthur
o6wiadczyli, re, o lie sic da, uzy.
wac beda 10 Mich tylko robotni.
k6w nale&acych do uni robotni-
czej. Co sic tyczy pogr6zek re
stropy robotnikow posladajacych
akcye wys.awy, 70 wstrzymaia lch
wypfate W razie przyjmowaua IN
Dych 'obotnik6w, p~ogr6zki to ME
maja wlelkiej wagi, poniewaz udzlaf
tyoh akcyonar yuszy wynosi z a J.
ledwo 500 900, zreszta zdaje
sig przynajmniej, ze zadania ich
zostana uwzglednione.
Robotnicy zatrudnienl PREY
kopaniu kanat6w, ktorzy z kohcem
zeszfego tygodnia wypedzlli VITO
chow zatrudnionych W Jakson Par.
ku, zcbrali sic W Niedziele W hall
gimnastycznej German1a Ma rogu
34toj Helsted ul,c, ma narade,
ma kt6rej uehwa'ono wystepowae
co si} przcciw przyjmowaniu VITO
chow do roboty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

mill wynosiia tylko 45 tystecy do.
lar6w. Gdy potem gazety zaczefy
plsac, re HelIpern wyjecha1, ME
majac zamiaru powrocic, re praw-
dopobnie zycie sobie odebra4, "a
czeto najwygodnlej zwalac GAIA wi.
ne ma niego. Skoro zas p. Leon
sic o skardze dowiedzlaf i telegra-
mem z New Orleans oswiadc=y4 "a
miar powrotu W celu skomponowa-
MIA skargi, ME chciano W Min
neapolls z %poczatku ma to przy-
STAG, starano sic trzymaG go iak-
naJd}uzej z dala, a gdy wreszcle
jednak powr6ci}, muslano go pre-
sladowac W celu bronienia wlasnei
sk6ry.
Dzielniej %jeszcze, niz zarzadem
Columbia Mill, r%ozprawi} sic sic
p. Hart re sw1adkiem GrygIa.
Ustepy odnosneJ rozprawy poda-
jenny ma innem mlejscu- o wiele
}agodniej, anizell opiewaja zapiski
stenograticzne. Podfug tych kapi-
tan Hart W dw6ch przypadkach
traktowaf Grygle tax surowo i
bezwzglednie. re niepodobna nam
gazecie wszystkich tych pieknych
wyraz6w powt6rzyc. Ale ustnie,
W redakcyi naszego pisma, goto-
wismy kazdemu powiedzlec, "a co
w}asciwie szlachetny kapitan p.
Hart ma Cenzora Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

co czynl ma rok $24, czyfi cd 800
cztonkow $1,000. Do tego dollcz.
my $500 wstepnego, czynl $500.
Kazde towarzystwo dobrze prowa.
dzone, W pr=eciagu lat wzrasta,
ale obliczajac przyjmujemy. re ia
una przez tie 5 lat ME zmienifa
llczby swych cz}onkow a wiec W
roku kasa to%warzystwa mia}a vie
Gel o $500 czyli przez lat 5
$4,000. Do tego, zwazywszy, re
kapita} ten jest nienaruszalny, ale
zfozony W banku przynosi procen-
ia i to procent skfadany y, many
zaraz W druglm roku (rachujac
tylko pc 4 Cd sta $500, czy]i PREY
kohcu drugiego roku kapita} Wy
posi ME $4,000, ale $4,000, pray
koncu 3go S224S8, PREY kohcu Ago
3o6o7.52, a PREY koncu 500 roku
kapitaf wynosi s39,o31.S so. czyli
prawle $4,000.
To tylko jedna unja z}ozona
Z 800 W przeclqgu lat 5 uzbiera}a.
Jozeli bysmy mogli doprowadzic
do tego, re wszystk'e rzemiosfa
W rowne unje by sic ~po}aczy4y,
natenczas utworzy}by SIG kapltaf
talk wielki, re i na]wiekszy kapi-
talista musiafby sig Z MIN racho-
wac sic obawiac tegoz.
Ale wr0tmy do zadania. Ma
JAG ten kapltaf W reku robotnlk
moze dyktowac w6wczas w}ascicie-
lowi fabryki warunki. Jezeli fabry-
kant, wzgJedn1e kapitalista ME re-
chce sprawiedllwym zadaniom "a
dosyc uczynic, w6wczas robotn'c7
przystepuja do ME do strajku
- ale do f%abrykacyi tego samego
artyku}u, a pracujac przez jakis
czas "a najnizsza place, W interesie
fabrykl, kt6rej sami SO panami /
w}asciclelami, MUSIC zwyciezyc ka-
pitaliste, chociazby ten "a darmo
sw6j produkt rozdawal! A jezeli
wszyscy Tub wleksza Geese robot
nik6w, izla}at bedzie razem, wow
czas wszystko da sic przeprcwadzit
i inni robotnicy, kt6rzy %zastanowla
robote, azeby plerwszym poma-
gao, ME uclerpia wlele, = DO WOW.
czas robotnik sam bedzic miaf mo-
znosc DANA drugiemu piracy l "a
robku.
w nastepnej rozprawic, ONO.
wimy te kwestja s~zerzej dok}a-
dniej.
II. Il. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Univ polsl1ich
w MERYCE.
MAD PROCESEM D. Heilpar-

MAD PROCESEM p. HELPER
ma sedziowie p1zysiegll dwle noce
przepedzjli PREY zamknietych dniach
a ulednaG sic ME mogii. Dzicsie-
ciu uzn9wa4o pods2dnego niewin-
nym, a dw0ch winnym. Gdyby
ME przysiega Grygli, bylby p. Leon
luz dzisiaj ma wolnej stopie, iecz
talk prawdopodobnje bedzle mu-
sia} przepedzic da'sze Gtygodni W
wiezienlu w Minneapolis; process
bowen rozpocznie sic ma nowo,
Z powodu, re dwoch sedzi6w przy-
slegfych, pod wp1ywem przyslegl
Grygli, ME chclaio sic puyl4czyG
do zdania w~iekszoSci. Dotad obroM-
cy p. Leona nadaremnie starall
sic ola nlego o kaucy2.
Obrona byIa Swletnic przcpro-
wadzona. kapitan p. Hart udawa
dnial, &c wtaSciwym winnym ME
byf p. Leon, tylko CT, co go kon-
trolowali. Pan Zeidler przegraf 60
tyslecy W giefde, podczas gdy p,
Leon nlgdy W gielde ME graz. Ma
konto banku zrobii p. Il. dug W
wysokosci 60 tysiecy dolarow lubo
wartosG jego akcyj Cd Columbia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
w BERlINIE, Wis, rozsta

SIG Is lutego z tym swlatem pc
kr6tkiel chorobie ma suchoty, s.
p. Jan Cyman, wleku lat As.
Zmarty pocnodzi1 re wsi Tuchlina,
powiecie kartusklm, W Prusach
Zachodn1ch. Pogrzeb odby1 sic IS
lutego PREY wlelkim udzlale roda-
kow. Zw}oki ma cmentarzu ekspor
towat Wiel. ks. proboszcz Gar
necki.-Oslerocona przez smierc
S. D. Jana rodzlna sktada sic z
wdowy i pleciorga dzieci, dw6ch
syn6w i trzech corck-- Wieczny
odpoczynek race mu dac Pa
ME!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Aleksandra Ohedzk XII dokfadny $50
S}0W mix
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI
ANGIELSKO-POT9KT
NGIELSKO-POLSK

zostat juz ukohczony odes1any tm, ktdrzy przys1al IA dzieA
TO prenumerae. DNe{o to jest W dobrej, mocnej opraw1e q z}oconami,
t Gsq1 k Kn:,t nawif, 1Ie 4 s2a str01 mic, wyraansgo druku n a dobrym pa
lakowi W Ameryce, kt5cy tn obra4 sobie ten kaj "a druga oiczvzne.
Jezykiem urzedowym ibiznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk angield Il
nez znalomoscl teo J2zyka ME MONA tn pfowadzG Sadnego in.erasnt
ani nalmowac Posad :" urzedach, biurach I'D. Tu " AmeTyce opr6cz
oiczNstcgo jezyka nngelsk1ego znajomost innych ieayk6w Jest zeola
mel; tnm2 ITO .t opr3e1 sweg" !szyka: umie pc a1gelsku, wsnedzie .
caiel utugel szerokle, A!nerEce rozm6wi sic interes odprawi. Kta
um'e po anghsku, chociaa nie l}ynn;a, tatwo zna]dzie prsce po1
sade fatwo wybranym bye moe ma jazz urzad W handlach' ben
lezyka atgIekGego EajardMej wyksz&tronv czuwiek pozostaie W
lyle 1atem W wtasnym i;nteresie kazege tn mieszkaj4cego Poiaka
vest ]k na1predzej nauczyt sic iezyka angelskiego. Poczatkowa ksla2ka
Il o n1s@m'e Ja Lo a1gelsku Jest "Iosrednik posko Angiclski cena
S koA gielskj Angels h~pvlski, albowis4n W tvmsa
sfowniku fatwo znale&c co macy poskis sicwo W 1ezyku angiehkim
s4owo angaste c znaczy V iezyku polskim. Kazdv 1eAen. l,ory tn
W Ameryce chce pozostad, po"inieo nice s}o~n;k ten W suo"r -omu:
u kazdego, cy IA robotnik, rzenie$}nik, farmer, Mznesta. ha,rliarzlub
ur"Hinlk, poN'nn1 to dzie5o zna3dowad sig pod rsk4. Cay ko che List
nalisac go ange%ku lab Chez CT pTzctunaaczyt z ksiazki Tub gazety
angeskmj M lszyN poski. ME moze obyc sic bez Stewnka Pohko
-Angelsh'ego Ang,&ko- P"Iskiego. Nzka csns tego dziesa Jest tax
przystepn2, re najubozszy cz}owlek noze lie kuWd.
Pr2yse1H]@e IA yao1e rere pc 4 oolary a ka2demu siownie
u%atychmiast wNsle.
Il. MEHNOWSKT
Cor. &H<l IL G;sgsaynona ct.
NsNdDN&. w INN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Ameryka.

NIEWINNIE zostaf powle$zo-
ny W J.. 1881 Illinois niclaki
Patsine Dcvinc, ~posadzony o "a
mordowan1e ~nielakiego GoodfelIow.
Teraz umierajacy zbrodniarz W
wiezieniu W Saltwater, Mimi.
przyznaf sic do ttej zorodni, i
wykazat. ze wowczas nakfoniono
pewna dzlewczyne do zfozenia
tafszywego swiadectwa. Dziewczy-
ma ia oddala sic poznlej nalogowi
pijahstwa powodu %wyrzutow
sumienia, i nareszcie zostafa "a
mordowan2 przeE togo samego
zbrodniarza. Dochodzcnle sadowe
wykazato prawdzlwosd faktu.
Biednemu Duvine ME MONA &y-
c,a przywr6cic, locz przynajmniej
nazwisko jego =ostafo oczyszczo.
ne cd strasznej plamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
BUFFALOSKIE

BUFFALOSKIE SEOWO,
chcace uchodzlc "a polskie pismo
patryOtYcznc, WZyWa tpolsklch
robotnik6w. ably ~wszystkie inne
polsklc pisma W kat rzucali.-
Piekny to nj patryotyzm, wszela.
ko memnie] p1eknie wygl2da tego
socyalistowsklego szparga}u opieka
mad ludem polskim, polegajaca IA
ten, ably "a pomoc2 ogfoszeh
polski lud zaprzedawaG niesumien-
nym spekulantom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
NOWY YORK. N. Y

NOWY YORK, N. Y. Franci-
seek P;szcz przybyt do Nowege
Iorku pred II stoma miesiacia-
mi. OdjezdzaJac z kraiu sprzcdat
dose piekna swa reaInosG. zabral
pieniadze i p:zybyf do Ameryki
2 mocnem postanoWlenicm z%ostania
tuta.i milioncrcm. Wyladowuwszy
Nowym YorIlu, Mat ~.jcszcze pa
re set dolarow PREY sobje. Tutaj
lednak opad} go cafy r6j ,.hrabiow,
ksiaziat i baron6w" rol-k1ch, y
CT go TAX ,,wypumpowali'', re
biedak z~nalazf sic nagle boz srod-
kow do zycia. Ma dobytek / lego
gospodarz widzQc, re Picszcz Lie
ma picniedzy, wy'zucii g Z
mieszkania. NieszczesIiwy z roz-
paczy rowlesii sic, ale dose
wczebnio odkryto .jego z1y czyn, i
odciqto 90. Obecnie ley chory W
szpltaIu IA przyjbciem do zdrowia
obiocujc poprawe unikunic
wszystkich ,,uksi2zeconych, IL
hrabsAczonych i ubaranowanych"
pr5zniakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Wis., Robotnlc

skarza sic ma brak roboty i wy
prowadzaJa sig ztad, a przeto pol
soy salonisci traca otuche i wy
przeda]a salony. Pan Fierek SPREE
dab swoje zabudowania z salonem
"a $500 dolar6w wyprowadza SIG
do st. Paul, Mimi, a p. L. Gill
meister take sic wyprowadza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
w MILWAUKEE
umarfa

PAM w. Wcndland, iona lekarza
2 Illinois, pc zastrzyknlqGu .jej w
m%ieJskiem szpitalu I1mfy dra Kocha.
Jest to pierwsza ofiara zabojczei
llmfy, w Milwaukee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Nowiny re sWiata.
w naistarsi

die ME p~amietaia tak1ej nedzy,
jaka obecnie panuJe. Przeszio 80
tysiecy ludzl pozbawlonych jest
piracy i wystawlonych ma g}6d.
Prze}ozeni zak1ad6w dobroczyn-
nych ME widza sposobu, jakby
nakarmic }aknacych pozywienia.-
Wszystkie przytu1kl przepeEnione,
wielu uprasza jake o }aske, ably I'M
chloe w podworzach pozwolono
przenOcOWac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
DOBRA - \

Ks. Guzowski z Pine Creaku,
przejezdzaj2c "a lutego przez WI,
none, bardzo chwali} tutaj zak4a.
dana przez p. Sfupeckicgo z Mil
waukee (4l2 Mitchell Str.) kolonia
,,Poznan", W powiecie Clark, Wis.
KS. GuzowsKi mniema, re grunt
tam rdwry, zyzny, i re Poanah WIS.
consihski kiedys bedzie najzamoz-
n~iejsza polskq osada w Wisconsi.
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Zogadhq Z M. odgadt p.
Adam Lemahski, dwunastoletnl
syn D. J6zefa Lemansklcgo 2 Pa
rsville, Mich.-Pierwsz4 osob2 byi
o%iciec, druga syn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
w Dal

PULASKI, W DakOCiC.-Ks.
S. L. TokarSki wyiecha5 do Euro
py, dla poratowania zdrowla, i
chce powr6cic dopiero ma icsieh.-
Ma salouik6w W Mimic ~przyszla
bieda. w~szystkle salony pozamyka-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Il BERLINA donosi telegram

n bIItCI1IIN1N NOTIUSF dI1,
re cesarz niemiecki Wilhelm II
chcla} juz wytoczyc B1smarkowi
process 0 zdrade stanu, lecz Rada
ministrow ma to ME ZezWollfa.
Bismark tymczasem 6 pudef z
waznemi dokumentami wysfaf do
Londynu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

W MILWAUKEE EASILY ME
porozumienla mledzy duchowien-
stwem wzgledem wyzszej szkotY
polsk1ej, kt6ra budowac bedzie ks.
Trucza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Ceny targowe


w
M q "a: Winona Patent $3.50,
Straight IS 60 Nr. 1 Bakers $500
Common Bakers $3.50
Pasza kornu- $3.50 "a
beczke
Pszen ca-Nr. 2 wiosenua S5c:
centow
" lie s. 4oc.
~ orn 50
Jeczmleh Nr.2, IS c;Nr3, IS
60 C.
Jaja 16 g,
Otre b y: shorts bran $500
shorts s17.O0, middlings $4,000
feed 500
e}n a: srednia prana25 a %.
lichsza % a %; n%ieprana 16 a 20,
Lnla e m i e-$O.9 5 busze
slano dzikie - 700
swleza tymotka $3.50
K nj zyna $3.50. busze
L Y m tka $1.O5 busze
M i Cd 10 a 1Sc
kury zywe 6 c., kurczeta 8 G
M e s o, zywe, cd Iarmerow
$50.
W~leprzowina $500 wo4owina $500
clelecina 800
BOB $l.75buszel
Masfo 1Sc,
hartotle 60 buszel
Pszenica- SO
Korn-No. 2, 81
Owles-No. 2, A
Jeczmien- 75c.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pszenica-Nr. 1 hard CSC; Mr.. 1
Northern 953c. Mr.. 2 Northern.
90 c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

PROCESS Piotra Zywickiego 4
Pine Creeku, Wis, ro~zpocznie sic
W dnlu 9 Marca pred s2dem W
Whitehall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

KS. q. BYZEWSKl bawi o.
becnie W Detroit, Mich, u ks.
Pawia Gutowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

w gazetach berlin
skich czytamy co nastepuJe:
,.Podczas rautu W gmachach Opery
spostrzegf esarz Wilhelm pos}a
polsklego, J6z. Koscielsklego j.,
zblizywszy sic doh, powitaf go
bardzo }askawie. w toku rozmowy
wyrazil cesarz sZczere swe zado-
wolenie z powodu zachowania sic
posfow polskich W sprawie cef
rolniczych. Pos}owie polscy g}oso-
wall, .iak wladomo, "a cEami roll
nlczemi". ,kreuz Ztg" zarecza, po-
%lem,zuiac Z wolnomyslna ,,VoSs.
Ztg'', re w!adomosc powyzsza Jest
zupefnie wi&rogodna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Y RERTTNA

- DTIIII-NIA VOlUbIt UO
,,Nowosti", re miedzy Watykanem
i rzadem niemleckim stane1a juz
ugoda co do nominacjl polaka ma
arcyblsKupstwo poznahskle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

MINNEAPOLIS.
Pszenica-Nr. 1 hard CSC; Mr.. 1
Northern 953c. Mr.. 2 Northern.
% C.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

M a a: Winona Patent s4.so,,
Straight IS 60 M. 1 Bakers $500
Common Bakers $3.50
Pasza kornu- $3.50 "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-17

ccuragingiy. The COMMITTEES have added
the department Of baby show, and III
mothers Who are willing to exhibit the
little folks are asked to report 1t once %
Nrs Ereeland Howe The Limit Of age
has been set It eighteen months which
viii reject host Of lovely babies, haf
cover host also. The library IL soOn
to be brought out on to Main street, where
the people can look directly into the
rooms. when we hope they wiz give It
every quality Of attention and patronage.
Mothers make haste 10 arrange that the
baby feature Of the fair be bounding
and blooming show.
A correspondent Of the JOURNAL
whose name ID withheld. writes Us the
following interesting and somewhat re-
marksble statement: About SO years
ago Thomas J. MAxell married Ann
Libby Of Canaan, Maine and lived
with her until her death In 1881
There was born 10 them two
sons the younger, Alfred, by name. was
only two weeks old when the mother
died Two sunfs. sisters TO the mother
took the boys, and the father went away
soon after and has never been heard from
since until last week Alfred's wife
seeing ip Hon. Edward Wigsin'i
| notes Of the Aroostook county, tht
name Of Thomas Msxell said ts
him: Il guess that is your father
She wrote TO s. p. Maxeli. Orient. ana
received an answer that it was really he
bu. that he had been dead seventeen
years. But Alfred has found 3 steI
mother and several brothers and sister
that he never even dreamed Of. He say
nov il he could see his own brother
name in the paper and find GU. where b.
is he should say the kENNEBEc JOURNAL
| e surely the right paper 70 take
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Beer and Whiskey.

The money paid for one glass Of besl
would pay for one loaf Of bread.
The money paid for two glasses Of be
would pay for peck Of potatoes.
The money paid for four glasses Of bee
would pay for two dozen Of eggs.
The money paid for three glasses o
whiskey would pay for a drssstd fowl.
The money paid for three glasses Of beei
would psy for quarter of pound of tea
The money pad for ore glass Of whiskey
would pay for one pound Of beer.
The money paid for two drinks Of shis
key would pay Fer one pourd Of coffee.
The money paid for four glasses OIL
whiskey would psy for three pounds OIL
butter.
The money paid in one month for tuc
glasses Of beer day would pay Fer q TOT
Of coal.
The money paid in one month for .rc
glssse. of ~hiskey cay would psy for :
suit Of clothes.
The money paid in one year FOR feu'
glasses Of bser & day would pay for 8 car.
risge.
The money paid in one yesr for feu,
glasses Of vhiskey 8 day would pay for 8
horse and harness
The money paid in che year for three
glasses Of whiskey . day would pay for ~
cuff Of household furniture.
The money paid in one year for three
glasses Of tesr day would pay the rent fol
9 small suite Of rooms for year -Milvsu
kee Joufnsl
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The Revised List.
Bangor Whig.1

We publish this morning a supplement
tary list of the Bangor subscribers to
the preferred stock of the Bangor and
Aroostook Railroad. The subscriptions
now amount to Sl23 400 in this city, an
increase of some sl4 900 since the first list
was made public. As we said before. this
represents personal canvass among our
citizens and shows that the project is re
eeiving handsome support here. Ia
the same connection we also print let
ter from Col. John M. Adams Of Deering
subscribing $1,000 The Importance of a
railroad opening up Aroostook county
not alone to Eastern Maine but to the
whole State is presenting itself to
Maine people generally and the more
they think about the immense advan
tages of such line the more
readily will they contribute to its
success. Col. Adams letter has the right
ring to 1t He has examined the grouud
carefully, has satisfied himself that it is
q good investment and backs his faith
with his money. This not sectional
project. 1t means increased prosperity
for the entire state and therefore should
have the substantial support OF Maine
capitalists who otherwise might send
their money out Of the State for invest
mept
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Waldo County Pomona Grange.

The November meeting was held with
Honesty Grange, Morrill,, on Tuesday
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect
OF the weather there was good attend
ance. The grange was called to order
by W. NJ. Richie. After the opening
exercises listened to the address Of vel
come by Sister Oracle Bowen. Response
by Bro Jos. Ellis Fourteen grange;
reported all in good condition
Conferred fifth degree on class Of
six members Music by the choir
Recitation by Sist-r Bowen. After moor
recess the grange again assembled.
Music by the choir. Select reading BY
Liorda Merriam. Topic, "What new
method Of farming shall we adopt tG
meet the demands OF the tines Opened
by Bro. J. G. Harding, followed by Bros,
Dyer, Bowen, sprowl, Mears
Murphy and others. Quite a mum.
Der of the patrons thought that
q butter factory near the city of Belfast
would be a step in the right direction
Song by Bro A. Mudgett. Song by
Sister Dyer. Essay by Sister Oracle
Bowen. Topic, why cannot the sisters
talk in the grange as well as out of it
Opened by Sister Bowen followed by
Sisters Bartlett, Hartman, Jackson,
Morey, Barker, Alexander. Ellis, Elders
aud Harding. They proved that they
could. A vote of thanks was given to
Honesty Grange for courtesies extended.
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butter made from different breeds and
by different processes thus making the
exhibit educational ia character
The seesud days session was largely
attended and the interest was un4hsted
The forenoon was devoted 10 an exk-bi
ton Of the butter extractor and Babcock
milk test and display Of samples OF
cheese made in this and other states and
some Of the Imported variety. was made.
An interesting paper on Cheese for
the Maine HArkss7 was read by Mr.. J. u
Dearborn Of Nesbusg. The samples OF
butter On exhibition were examined and
judged By Secretary z. A Gnleit, Of
the Board Of Agriculture and Prof.
James Cheesman. 4 lecture was then
given by Prof CheesmAn on points In
good butter and how TO secure them
At noon dinner was again served at the
college boarding house.
In the afternoon Prof Roberts Of Cor.
nell University. spoke upon Foods for
Mix Making" He took the ground thai
the elements in the soil are the farmer.
bank account, from which il they draw In
the way of plants, the supply In the
soil must be kept up He dwelt upon
1.-THE idea that it Is necessary 70 increase
the agreeable production OF the farm
thereby reducing costs. He commended
the corn crop as An economic fodder and
silo az q practical method Of preserving
it. The lecture was heard with much
interest and number Of valuable points
we're brought out.
In moving vote Of thanks to the Off
GERS Of the institution for assistance and
kindly attentions. DIR. Twitchel tool
occasion to call the attention OF all pres
ent 20 the fact that go much has beer
accomplished by the trustees and fac
ulty that the practical lines OF agrieal
ture had received more attention, thai
well arranged and fully equipped build
Jugs had been erected and supplied sne
that everything was now in readiness
for students. The responsibilities
he declared to be not all on
one side, but that now was thu
time when the people should feel tina
upon their shoulders measure should
fall, and that 1t was now their duty u
assist in swelling the number of tn
classes by encouraging the young mel
and young ladies to take the special o
regular courses. Only in this heart,
co operation can the State College do tn
work for which it was created. The mo
ton OF thanks seconded by Mr.. II Gre z
DRY was given an unanimous passage
The two days meeting was an entir
success and the college faculty did all il
their power to aid in making it SO.
Mr.. w. w. Hubbard of Oromocto, n
B., will remain over to attend the far
mers' institute this week in Somerse
county, and to visit the leading cream
cries of the State. Mr.. Hickox Of Mas
sachusetts, will also attend the insti
tutes with Mr.. Gilbert. A similar meet
ing to that held at Orono will occur a
Auburn in January.
Secretary Gilbert and DR.. Twitchel
will soon take part in Farmers Insti
tutes to be held In New Hampshire ant
| Vermont.