davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
biorze zwiazkowym - co
tam wtasclwie zastaf.

OiOiAV Vi4Ah "" yl1 COiIl
tam wiasclwie zastaf.
Rozsmla1 mi sic W twarz
poc2ciwlec. c.-Braclszku rzekl
"a byfo to jul po trzecim
ze mna trycl e-badz kon-
tent,-mlales iateres. ktorys z
Olb'nsklm m6gf 2atatwic-na
81 sekretarze z potudniowej
strony m'asta musza piec lub
szesc razy przy)ezdzac, zanim
maja szczescie zobaczyc sza-
nowne obl,cze Sekretarza ge-
neralnego Cd posmiertnych cd,
padkow.
Ma take d let u IN
a c e r b u m zamilklem i po-
stanowifem W formie sylwet-
XII opisac Szanownemu Wla,a.
so,vs Gale to zdarzerie W przy-
bytku patryotycznej Zgody -
i moja radosG z zakonczonego
Cd razu lnteresu.
Jednakze osmielam sic ia
droga zapytac ozan. Rad
Centralny z. N. P, czy Sc,
krerza gen. many pfacimy
"a spiew gwIzdanie, czy tel
70 prace okolo lwiazku N. P.
| Zgody, kt6re), jak wlemy,
]es. tak2e sekretarzem.
20 Ryczywole zamllczeG
wole-t. J. o redaktorze Zgody
n1c ME powiem = DO za'ste
wIece] sic przysfugule ludzkos.
CT, gdy spi snem zwiazkowym,
ND plszac ma ]awle swoje arty
kuly wstepne!
Zavlqzkowlec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
(Nadesfamje Y ChlcagO).
Redakcya ,,Zgody''
z yleg4osciami.
s. W WE1'KA

Ma]ac zamiar rozpoczac no.
wy lnteres, professionalism
pewnych drukow, a Re lestem
cz1onkiem Zwiazku N. P, u
waaafem wiec "a stosowne
dac ma tenn cos zarobic zwiaz'
kowei drukarni.
Pewnego tedy dnia wybra-
lem sic tramwajem ma Divl'
sion ulice i wszed1em do bio
ra zwlazkowego. zasta}em tam
naszego generalnego sekretarza
W historyczneD tabaczkowo
zwiazkowei kapocie,w kapelu-
szu ma gfowle, i plika paple-
row ,,posmlertnych" pod pa
cha w1asnie na wychodnem.
Pokfonitem sic z rewe.encya,
nalezna TAX wysokle] dostoJ-
nei osoble i pros;fem o wy
wydrukowanie MI pewne] ilcz-
by cyrkularzy do molego bis
nesu.
Paa sekretrarz generalny
Zw1azku N. P. spo)rzaf ma
mnie 0 pode1ba, mruknat so
bic cos pod nosem, a potem,
rzucza1ac znaczaco glove W
ty1, zawo1al steryotypowym
gfosem: % b a.!
Pan Olbihski jest ma prze-
chodzle-odezwaf sic jakls Gle
niutenkl gfosik drukarni.
-Milcsec!-przerwaf, tup-
nawszy noga szanowny Sekre'
tarz generalny wv. N. P
10 wum sa pokaze, wy glum'
busy-a zwraca]ac sic do mnie
wyrzekf z pewnem poczucien
swej zwiazkowej godnosci:
Olblnski sa wum powie caiun
rzecz, bo 10 music isc tere
spiwac-!
z wymowleniem ostatniege
stowa roziskrzyiy sic oczy szan
Sekret. gen. Z. n. P. = roz
piaf tabaczkowq kapote "a
czaf pod nosem nuclc: ira :
ta-ta-ta- a przechod2ac W
gwizdanie wydaE talk przeraz
1--we f-li-i-Ae al mnlC
strach prze,af.
-No-lak wum ia sic po
doboi ten marsz gwardyl ma
rodowej-pytai tryumfulacj
nina, dmuchajac, }ak mice.
kowalski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
DETROIT, Mich. KS. Rocho-

DETROIT, Mich KS. Rocho-
wski opuscif iuz parafia sw. Wei
ciecha, ana jego miejsce Jest tym-
czasowym zastepca ks. Hodynie-
wicz. W 7arafl sw. Wojciecha
wszvsoy prezydenci b:aotw, uohwa,
lii ma osnbnem zebraniu, ably "a
Rad parafii, byf ma caiy rok przez
parafe obieranv, dalej, ably zarzad
niemogi bye przez ksiezy probesz'
czydw wydalony bez wiedzy parafii.
Jczell by sic okaza}a potrzeba,
wtedyksiadz proboszcz musl podac
powody zwofac cafa parafla DO
wyhoru nowego cztonka, a sprawa
i przyjsd przed sad blskupa. Dalej,
ably wszystkie wydatki byfy
robione "a wiedza zarzadu parafi;
bez wiedzy tego& ME bedzie wolno-
proboszszowi zadnych WYdatk6w
robic.
Parafia sw. J6zefata skfada ks.
proboszczowi Neutrality-suspicious. =
ks. Rarabaszowi "a popieranie srie.
WI polskiego publiczne uznanie.
{Gwios0a Detroicka.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

d1o sic killxu polskich wyrostk6w
W nocy ma zagrode pewnego far
mera tam nakradli watter-melo-
now. Nazajutrz wszystkich aresz-
townno musieli zapfacc kary;
]edni uczy Mill to pred terminem,
drudzy ma mocy juz zapadfego
wyroku sadowego. Kllku zas cze-
kac musi ma wyrok sadowy az do
sierpna. -Zuchom tym pewnle ra
drugiraz odechce sic takich drogich
me]onow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
POLSkl ORGANISTA

q zarazem nauczyciel, mo-.
wiacy dobrze po angielsku,
dostarie mieisce przy polsklel
szkoIe W duaem miescle. Pen.
sya dobra. - Zgiosit sic do.
Redakcyl WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Widocznie sen zwiazkowy
przenlosf go W owe szczesIlwe
chwile, kledy Dedac posluga-
czem W karczmie Kostrzew
wskiego, zdrzemaf sic nieraz
PREY graiacych W karty patry-
otach. Zapomn;enle sic byfo
tylko chwllowem, bo wypros-
towaf sic zaraz W caiej swej
zwiazkowei dfugosci a usmie-
chaiac sic ziazkowo = patryo-
tycznym usmiechem pyta ocza-
mi. czego aadam.
Z nale&yta pokora, unlewi-
nniafem moja smlafosc-i po-
wtorzyiem ma prosbe o dru-
karski ,,dziab"-(robote).
Ma to klerownlk opinri pu-
bllcznel zawo}af powazno.roz.
kazu)acym glosem: = Panic
OlbinsHi!
Widac, ze Eauka dana p. p.
zecerom przez gen. Sekret. Il.
N. P. ME poszfa W las-bo
mkt sic z drukarni ME o9ez-
wal.
Pewno Olbihsklego ME ma,
ale on niebawem nadejdzie,
wlec race sic pan ma chwilke
zatrzynaG. Pan Olbinski lie.
piej ,takowe" rzeczy rozumie,
niz ia. Zreszta ME nam RE
czYwiscle ,,tako wego" czasu,
DO musze is6 do grocern1 ku-
pic &onie wlktuafow ma obiad.
RACE mn,e wiec pan mice "a
wYtfomaczonego.
To mowiac, opusc!i przyby-
tex zwlazkowego patryotyzmu
i posmiertnych odpadk6w.
Nareszcie i p. Olbihski
swoj przech6a patryotvcznle
ukohczyf. Ujrzafem nareszcie
tego obywauela, ktory tn bez
tvtuf0W uZnania lest Wtascl-
VIE wszystklem. On zafatwia
sekretarskie czynnoscl, ably
gen. Sex. z, N. miaf czas zaj-
mowac sic ssplewem i gwlzda-
MEM. On zbiera nowiny re
wszystKlch gazet, ukfada, to-
macy drukuje, ably p. Hr.
de Mic miai czas do dumania
mad przysz|a zwlazkow:a liza
da.
Uklonliem mu sic ieszcze
nlzej, nlz p. HrableEu, DO
umlem uznac ocenlc zaslugl
tego, na ktorego barkach
spoczywa]a losy patryotyczne-
90 z. N. P. cafe) Polski.
Przedtozy1em mu mole 2y-
czenia przystafem na poda-
ma Gene, wlelce zbudowany,
ze W biorze zwiazkowym zna-
laztem choc jednego czfowieka
z ktorym sic MONA po ludz
ku rozmowic. Il pewnem "a
dowolnieniem opuscllem wiec
ten przybytek zwiazkowe) pa
tryotycznej piracy.
,,Od wzniosfego do smlesz
nego pono tylko krok jeden'
-powiedzial, zda]e mi sic
Aleksander Wielki = ale oc
redakcyl Zwiazkowej do knaj
py Swierzego B}aszka kilks
krokow dale]. Czekalac 2;
tramwa)en, wstapitem Dc
IMCi pana Btazka. aby zakro
PIC te zwlazkowe frasunh.
Jezell patryocl opuszcza]t
czesto patryotyczne mltyngl
gdzie maja zapas6 ostatnie re
zolucye hu cdbudowaniu Pol
! SKI W Ameryce, to lmcl ?
Biaaka ME pomiiaja nlgdy
Zasta'em tam iednego re Sc
kretarzy grupy 2 poiudmowe
czescl miasta.
20 prlywltamu patryotyc2
nem po narodowym ,,tryc!e'
!, -gadu, gadu-l t. d. opowle
? dMaiem mu mola wllYt4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

Uk1onlfem sic z gracYa, da-
jqc tem wyraz uznania gwiz-
da]acym zdolwosciom nasze,]
finansowe] gfowy z. N. p, a
szanowny fiaansista poSmlert.
nego cdpadkow clagnaf da
lej:-No, to wldz,sz = 0ako
wy&sza potega, m6wit do mnle
per ,,ly") jo ide ma prube
spiwu, a tym wiercy dlo spra-
wy polskleJ zrobse, :n3 jakbym
tu siedzloi. OIb; nskl tn zaro
przydzle, to Z waml sobie do
rade.
Gw'zdajac sobie dalel, wy
szetf szan. Sekr. gen. z. n.
T. na mlasto.
Czekajac vice ma przybycie
p. Olbihskiego, zaczafem sic
rozgladaG po biorze, tenn n
c t arlu m z. N. P. To-
baczyfem wielkl transparent
jeszcze G obchodu 3. Maia,
przedsta wia]acy Washingtona,
Kosc;usciuszke Pu1asklego.
Dalej sfawnY obraz, dar jesz-
cze stawniejszego patryoty
z Kentnkow. Jest to ten sam
obraz, kt6rY nasza poczciwa
Zgoda tax patrYotycznie wy
chwala, jako patrYotyczny
czyn patryoty jako podarek
pytryotyczny dla patryotycz
uego z. N. P. Czyn ten tenn
wlecei usluguje ma uznanie,
ze ten patryotyczny obraz
mia} soba iatryotYczny pa
tryoua p. Tomasz miasta-
alias Kozok, W Kentukach, dal
go patryotycznie odfotografo.
wac u patryotycznego piemca
i ofarowaf te patrYotYczna
fotografia prawdzlwym potryo-
tom po ,,gfupiej" Genie 25-
40 centow.
Ka2dy wiec patryota, ktory
pojmle patrYotyczne idee o pa
rYotycznym patryotyzmle
Grygli i Kozoka, ,powie, ze "a ia:
ka drobnostke fotografie sarze'
czywisscie podarunkiem patry'
otycznYm, jak to plexnle wy
mownie i patryotyc1nle nazwa'
Ia nasza patrvotyczna Zgodo
Rozgladajac sic dalej ia ia.
kim jeszcze patryotycznym po
darunkiem, spojrzafem przes
Krate, znaldujaca sic v
drzwiach W poblizu okna l
cudo!! zobaczyfem tam chra
placego soble W patryotyc2no
zwiazkowym snie pana Hr. d.
Mic -No!-pomYslatem sobie
quandoQue bonus dormatat Ho
naerus!-i Homer pono czasen
mad Iliada drzymaf, lecz nj,
macie po]ecia, jaK pieknle
powa2nie i patrYotycznie wy
gladat ten poczciwlec W swoin
snie zwiazkowym. Roskos
czufem patrzac ma ten SCI
bfogosfawlony patryotyczneg
zwlazkowca ] plerwszego lite
rata W Chicago. Zdaje sic, Z
snit wiasnie o przysztym pa
tryotycznym artykule wstep
nym, W kt6rym ludzkosc nj
bedzie wiedzlata co wiecej pc
dziwiac, czy sens, CIV ortogrs
fla.
Sekretarz gen. u. N. I
gwizdat ma iawle, wziei
mnie wiec clekawosG, lak
specyalnosG zaprzata sen teg
bochatera zwlazkowego piora
Krzyknaiem vice TAX, 2e a
maszyna drukarska z a 8 2 t
, p o Al a.
Skutek byf dosaAny. N
rowne nogi zerwal sic znak'
nifty hterat polityk a prz'
\ cieraiac podbrzekfe oczy, "a
4 lpytei mazurska: Czem pan
'Dobrodzielowi mogq sluaYc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Z POLSKIEJ OSADY Bre.

mond, Tex, donosza bardzo
dobrych urodzajach. TAX bawelna,
jak korn dobrze sic obrodziiy
Ludzie wdziecznosci ku Bo-
gu mykla uposazeniu paraf ialne-
60 koecio1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

ciaz redaktor Gazety KDtoAc-
klej DO kosciofa ME chodzi -
jednak ludzie wledza, ze ME
urodzlf on sic ze Szmulskich,
jeno zJakinsklch, j ae ME
zostaf ochrzczony po 3ydow-
sku W boznlcy, a wlec me
podobna, by znaf dok1adnic.
wszystkie tajemnice wyznaw-
COW Mojzesza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

PAN SYMBOL, dawniejszy
erganista W Swan River l Bios
sburgu, kolektuje po Pennsylvania
pieniadze ma kohczenie nauk, by
mogf przysposobi6 sic do semina-
ryum duchownego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

STEVENS POINT, Wis. -
" mlescle naszem kfada bruk
Nd Main ulicy. Bedzle to po.
2adanem ulepszeniem ko1nu.
nikacyi oraz ozdoba miasta
naszego. Tuz przy miescle,
mad rzeka Wisconsin, spofka
Whiting & Go, zakfada wiel-
ka papie~nia, ktora koszto-
wac bedzle. 100000 dolarow i
da przeszto 200 robotnikom
zatrudnienle. Fabryka ia sta
ME jeszcze pred zlma.
MENOMINEE. Mich. = W
niedziele 10 Lipca, odbyfo sic
pierwsze posledzenle bractwa
sw. Wojc,echa, ma ktorem
przystapiIo 81 czlonkow.
W BALTIMORE, NJ. D. "a
staraniem Wiel. ks. Chowa.
ma bedzie budowane przytulis- :
ko dla polsklch emigrant6w.
Funduszow I'd budowe dos
tarczy KS. Kardyn at Gibbons.
MA OBCHODZIE rs letnie-
60 jubileuszu wlkaryusza
generalnego ks. Choki, W
Omaha, Nebr, doreczyf mu
ks. oiskup Scannell $ 10000,
dobrowolna skfadkq ksleay
dyecezalnYch.
KS. Jakimowicz winszowa1
Przewle}obnemu Jubilatowi W
imlenlu Polakow. Naza]utrz
W ponlejzlalek po obiedz!e
wszyscy obecnl ma obchodzle
ksiaza zwledzili polski nowo
pobudowany kosci6f ztozyl1
wlzyte ks. Jakimowiczowi W
'jego rezydency,.
Wiel. ks. Choka urodzil sic
W Morawii, ks:edzem zosta1
dnla 5 L1pca 1876 r. W
IOiomunieckiel dyecezyi, swle
cony przez Kardynala Fuer'
stenberga. Przybyl do Anne
ryki wr. 1871 j zostai probo.
szczem W Chicago u sw. Jana
Nepomucena, zkad pred 6 CIT
laty przybyf do Omahy.
+ UMARh W Minneapolis sp
Piotr Brzezinsli, w wieku lat 25
20 dtugici ciezkieJ chorobie nj
suchoty. Pogrzeb odbyf sic L
Lipca. LeAeIibv kto famili pra
gnat dowiedzicc sic bii&szycI
szczegol6w @ jcgo smierci lu'
spusciznic, nicchaj sic zgtosi d.
obywateln Augusta Mondrcgo, po'
adresem 1910 - 6 ul.
OBECNY ADRES Ks. {
AUGUSTYNSKIEGO Jest: Vesc
10y, Voss p. O. Walsh. Co, n
Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

BUFFALO, N. Y KS.
Kozfowskl przeniesiony ztad do
Elmlry, natomiast ks. Zareczny
zostaf prcboszczem tutejszej parafil
polskiej M Black Rock. -Wnie-
dziele, ~ Lipca, poswiecond zostaf
nowo poDudowany kosciot parafl
sw. Wojciecha, kt6rej obecnym
proboszczem Jest ks. Lex.
w CLEVELAND, OHIO, odbyf
sic Lipca Stub tamtelszego
nauczy ciela organlsty p. Mlchafa
Kakolewskiego panna Teodora
Jaslehska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

W BALTIMORE, M. D. "a
staraniem Wiel. ks. Chowa.
MA bedzie budowane przytulis- :
ko dla polsklch emigrant6w.
Funduszow na budowe dos
tarczy KS. Kardyn al Gibbons.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

OLA P. TOMASZA 10.
BARZEWSKIEGO lest W
Redakcyi Echa W Buffalo list
Cd wydawcy Wiarusa.
SEM Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego odbedzle sic " De-
trolt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

MENOMINEE. Mich. = W
niedziele 10 Lipca, odbyfo sic
pierwsze posledzenle bractwa
sw. Wojclecha, ma kt6rem
przystapiio 81 czfonkow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

OBECNY ADRES Ks. G..
AUGUSTYNSKIEGO Jest: Vesc-
10y, Voss p. O. Walsh. Co, N.
Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24

DROGIEiMELONY W TIE
XAS. Pcwion aboncnt polskiej
Q aa" W Texas donosi nam: Ialira.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-19
THE HOP LOUISE.
The Hungry Insect is Said to be Do in &
a Great Deal of Damage.

The Hungry Insect is Said to be Do in
Great Deal of Damage.
"Hop growers in the vicinity of Butte
vile are considerably discouraged since
the late rains," said Mr.. George
Herrin yesterday. "Before the rain
the hop lice were not bad and many hop
yards were almost entirely free from
them. Since the rain every field of hops
swarm with them. No one knows how
they spread so fast, but the hop growers
say they seem to have risen ont of the
ground in swarms. The hop louise re-
sembles too closely the aphis, common
on rose bushes, that only an expert can
tell one from the other. They do not in
crease much in warm weather, and if
the under side of leaf covered with
them be turned to the hot sun they will
be roasted before they can crawl to the
shady side of the leaf. But in cloudy or
rainy weather, they thrive and multi ply
very fast:"
The people are hard at work spraying
the vines, fumigating them with sulphur
and trying every way to abate the
pest, but the lice continue to increase
and climb higher all the time. They are
found on the lower. part of the vines
first, and a number of people have
turned sheep into their hop yards which
eat off the leaves as far up as they can
reach. This, it was thought, might fool
the lice which, finding no leavas on the
lower part of the vines to start in on,
might fall to the ground or pass on to
some other yard. But it doesn't work /;
the lice get there all the same. They
| get on the lower leaves in sight and be-
| gin to climb. Some, who noticed that
the lice had vanished from the lower
part of the vines, immagined they had
gone, but on searching they found the
whole delegation near the top of the
vines. Just what is going to be the result
no one can tell. It may be that it
will be necessary to harvest lousy hops,
as from all reports there are no yards
free from them. When the lice get into
the hops they damage their appearance
and market value, but it is not known
that they destroy the virtue of them.
Dealers have quit making advances to
the hop growers, as there is no certainty
that the hops will be of any value.
Some of the grower say they will turn
sheep into their yards hereafter. They
think that clearing off the lower leaves
will have some effect in checking the
increase of the lice, and will also benefit
the crop by giving more strength to the
upper portion of the vines. If the lice
put stop to hop raising it will have a
very serious effect on those who have
been engaged in that industry, as it will
not only do away with profitable crop,
but will lessen the value of the land.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-19
ARTESIAN WATER.

From the East Oregonian, we learn
that steps are being taken in Umatilla
county to adopt some concerted action
for the purpose of sinking artesian wells.
1t is suggested that the county make
donation for the purpose with the under
standing that an equal amount, or more,
be raised by private subscription in and
around the town nearest the place where
artisan water would most likely be
found. Encouragement has been given
to the scheme by the fact that artesian
water was struck last week, in the North
Yakima country at depth of only 400
feet with a daily flow of 250,000 gallons.
This was in spite of the fact that Super
intendent Powell OF the United States
Geodetic department had pronounced
against the scheme.
The East Oregorlidn names the sum of
$4,000 as that which would probably be
required to start the work in Umatilla
county. Will the time ever come when
a movement of this kind will be started in
Wasco county? There are thousands of
acres of land here that, with sufficient
water for irrigation, could be made to
produce anything that can be grown in
a similar climate.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-19
BRIEF STATE NEWS.

Gilman & French, of Heppner, one
day last week shipped 200 head of beef
cattle by rail to Seattle.
Nearly $50, 900 has been raised in stock
for hosiery and underware factory to
be built at Waterloo, Linn county.
Barney Johnson, farmer living near
Salem, was sandbagged and robbed in
an alley back of Salem saloon Friday
night by two tramps who made their
escape.
Last week at Yaquina while a couple
of young men were shooting at mark,
one of the bullets passed through the
hat of Roy Stuart, boy who was play
ing near by.
A smart confidence man was at work
in Pendletun saloon Fridap night and
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-19
DALLES GENEROSITY.

The Dalles Portland & Astoria Naviga-
tion company finding that Portland was
not responding to the invitation to sub
scribe to the stock of the company with
any liberality that would indicate that
that city was interested in the matter,
and finding that money is still needed
to get ready for business, sent out a COM
mittee through The Dalles this morning
and in about five minutes had raised the
following sums: French & Co., $4,000 /;
B. F. Laughlin, $1,000; Robert Mays,
$1,000; Mrs. w. Lord, $500; Sam. L.
Brooks, $500. Other smaller sums are
assured. This prompt response to the
company's necessity goes long way to
prove that this city has men of sufficient
public spirit to generously support any
measure that will benefit the town.
The farmers of lVasco county will not
forget this generosity when they come
to realize the benefits of reduced rates
of transportation.
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succeeded in getting about $16 on
change racket. He left the city on
freight train.
Sexeral cases of diphtheria are re-
ported in Crook county. Two children
of John Savage had died and another
was dangerously Ill at last accounts.
Saturday afternoon while Smith Arm
strong was standing near a saw in mill
at Milton, board twenty feet long and
eight inches wide flew from the saw and
struck him on the forehead cutting a
fearful cash in his head. He will re-
cover.
Farmers living on the east fork OF
Hood river have determined to utilize
the water of that stream by building an
irrigation ditch four feet wide at the bot
tom and about the same depth. The
head of the ditch will be 1900 feet above
the Columbia river.
Barnard & Co., of st. Louis, have sued
Grants Pass for the sum of $188 for
books furnished the city on the order o1
r. G. Smith, the former recorder. The
books failed to arrived in time for the
body refused to allow it.
James Garrity, sheepherder, came
into Heppner the other day and pro
ceeded to get gloriously full. He wa!
proceeding to capture the town, whe1
the city marshal, after a hard struggle
with the help of several citizens, sue
ceeded. in landing him in jail, a little th'
| worse for wear.
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A wrinkle worth knowing.

From the New York Tribune.
A man who is in the business says: !:
"Over dozen kinds of cement are made
which will unite the broken edges of
glass and china, and one is about as
good as another. The easiest and cheap
est to prepare. is made by taking two
ounces of pulverized white gum shellac
and half an ounce of gum mastic. Soak
them together in a couple of ounces of
sulphuric ether and add half pint of
alcohol After the whole is dissolved
the preparation is ready for use. You
heat the edges of the article to be
mended, put on the cement with a
brush, and hold firmly till the cement
has set. Lay the article away for a
week, and it will break anywhere else
than in the mended place.
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Every Boy Has the Same Chance.

1t is not necessary that a boy who
learns trade should follow it all his
life. Senator Palmer of Illinois was a
country blacksmith once. President
Lincoln was raised on farm and split
rails. President Garfield drove mules
on canal. Jay Gould was surveyors
assistant. John D. Rockefeller was a
book-keeper. Erastus Corning, too
lame to do hard labor, commenced as a
shop boy in Albany. When he applied
for employment first he was asked :
stWell, my little boy, what can you do?"
"Can do what I am bid," was the
answer. That secured him place. Ex-
Gov. Stone of Iowa was cabinet maker,
at which trade the late Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas also worked in his youth.
Large numbers of prominent men now
living have risen from humble life by
dint of industry, without which talent is
as useless as a gold coin on barren
island. Work alone makes men bright,
and it does not depend on the kind of
work you have to do whether you rise.
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HIS NECK BROKEN.

Leroy Rose Rides Into Barbwire Gate
and Meets a Violent Death.
Leroy Rose, a young man quite well
known throughout the county met with
a sudden death Saturday evening about
9 o'clock at James Cargill's place, ten
miles north of Pendleton. Rose was go
ing out to Cargill's farm from this city
on horseback, accompanying John R.
Mitchell and daughter, Miss Ella
Mitchell, and young man named Gull
yer, who were in buggy. There are
two gates in the road leading to Mr.
Cargill's house. The first Rose opened
for the buggy, and then said to its occu-
pants that he would ride on ahead.
The second gate, barbwire barrier,
day morning was open when Rose went
to town. When the buggy came up,
Rose was found lying in the road, inside
the gate while his horse galloped away.
He was gasping when the party arrived,
but soon all signs of life disappeared.
1t is supposed that thinking the gate
was open he rode against it at a gallop,
and that his horse turned a somersault
and fell upon him. His neck was dislo-
Gated by the fall.
Justice Bishop, acting coroner, accom-
panied by DR.. Vincent and Deputy
Sheriff HALEY, went out Sunday and
held an inquest over the remains, which
brought out the facts given above. "A
verdict of accidental death was returned
by the jury.
Rose was about thirty -four years old,
strong, and healthy and in the prime of
manhood. He leaves a mother, three
brothers, sister and two little children
to mourn his untimely death. His wife,
a daughter of Mr.. Mitchell, died year
ago.
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Another F1ood is reared.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Aug. 1S.-Recent
heavy rains at Campo and the country
back toward the desert have again raised
the Tia Juana river, and people appre-
hend more damage to property left by
the heavy flood of last winter. The peo-
pie are very poor because of the heavy
losses, and fear repetition of the for
mer flood. The uncertainty about the
location of the line of new railroad
from San Diego to Ensenada causes de-
lay in locating the new town, and hence
people have been building temporary
houses on the old sites. The new struc-
lures are now in danger. There are
drained by the Tia Juana river, which is
alread a raging torrent, and should the
rains continue long serious results may
follow.