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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
FARMING FOR POLITICAL Eff
Feet.

Since the farmers political move
ment has gained effective headway
there is a growing tendency among the
politicians to get into the farm wagon.
In fact this inclination has become so
strong that the old liners are engaged
IN an unSeemly scramble to get into
line with the movement which is an
parently propelled Oy a formidable vot-
ing strength.
This sudden attack of ruralphObia is
not to the credit of the American poll
tlclan. On the contrary, he makes a
display OF demagOgery hat tends to
confirm the most eXtravagant pictures
of the political arena. The politician
who retains the confidence of the DeO-
pie IS the politician who doesn't attempt
to crawl under the canvas of every 20
lltlcal circus that happens to pitch it's
tentsinh his vicinity. The self-annOunced
farmer-pOllticians now engaged in
sprlnging up in all parts of the coun
try will only be laughed at for their
innocence. The people have fully out
grown that species of political bunco
game.
1t will not do to declare that farming
and politics cannot be successfully com
bined, or that a farmer will not makea
good politician or good legislator. 1t is
as consistent for a farmer to go into
politics as for the follower of any other
occupation, and it is not unreasonable
for any American citizen, no matter
what his occupation might be, to take
an interest in public affairs. But there
Is a vast difference between this and
the sudden conversion of lifelong poll
tical hangers-on to the cause Of agri-
culture. There is a strong odor of
hypocrisy about the whole business.
and the politician who refrains from
attempting the easily penetrated dis
gulse is the wise politician Wash5nq-
ton Post.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
1T K

The Lenoir Topic published an
article some weeks ago charging Jerry
Simpson with preaching social equality
in his speech at Charlotte. The Topic
has been freed by THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER and isnow trying to get out of
it by saying hat the article appeared
in the Topic after this paper made the
charge.
Well, admit that the item did not
appear in the Topic of a certain date.
1t dad appear at some time. So it is
only a mistake of dates. The Topic
says the item was a clipping from
the Concord Times and the credit was
Internationally left off.
But in the issue of the Topic of Sept.
9th it had the following.
Nobody will wonder that Col, Polk
missed connection and could not get to
Charlotte in time to speak at length
that he was too sick to speak at Dur
ham and that grabbing Jerry Simpson
by the nape of the neck, he skipped
Salisbury altogether and flew away to
Iowa with the sOckless statesman. 1t
would make anybody sick to entertain
the idea Of being placed in the same
boat and on an equality with such a
sorry specimen as Jerry Simpson shows
up to be"
So old man Scott has been joining
the "Annanias Club" and has made a
faithful member, Notwithstanding his
denials.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
ANSWER THIS.

Will some wise Democrat or Repub-
lican answer thisl
There is from all partso o the country
a demand for more money. All con-
cede the necessity of more money.
There IS no plan for the people to get
money from the government the only
power that can make it,, except the
Sub Treasury plan of the Alliance.
THIS being the case unless you are in
favor of usury, why do you oppose
it?-FauLkner County Wheel.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
NOTICE.

Having opened a real estate agency
in the town of Mt. Olive for the pur-
pose of regulating the sale and purchase
of real estate in the eastern part of
North Carolina, parties having real
estate, town lots, farming, trucking or
timbered lands for sale. or parties
wishing to purchase, will do well to
correspond with the undersigned. Send
two cent stamp for reply.
M. B. FARMER,
Real Estate Ag't.
(643) Mt. Olive, \. c.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17

1t costs q great deal Of money to run
O paper like The Progressive Farmer.
IF yOU OaUe anything, send the mOney
today. Don't 1Cait untH tomorrow.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17

The meeting of the District Lectur-
ers will be held in Raleigh on the first
day OF Dece mber. he Lecture Bureau
Will be formed at Salisbury on the 9th
OF November for the 9TH Congressional
District District Lecturers should
come to Raleigh. County Lecturers
tor h 9TH district should attend the
Salisbury meeting.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
STATE ALLIANCE MEETINGS.

The following are dates and locations
of State Alliance meetings so far as At
present known at this office;
Indiana, November IL.
Kentucky, Elizabethtown, Nov. II
Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Nov. 10
The cheapest paper IN the South.
See "Our big 0fer"On second page and
send us the dollar.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
J. G.. H.
A. J, PRINGLE,
w. B. WILLIS,
Committee.

carried f2ro~gh the sunan1er. Crops
ore now being gathered and sold. #
yOu are due anything, send 1t right IN,
for ne ore needing money, bad,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17

The Progressive Farmer fifteen
months for one dollar. Bead "Our
big offer" on second page.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-17
NOTICE, NASH co. ALL1ANcEMEN

Bro. L. A. Lloyd, Lecturer for Nash
county, will address the Alliance, and
public generally, on the demands,
beauty and duty of the Alliance at the
followinging times and places. Every
body invited. Speaking commences
of I I ~O'OI0oL M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
GWiazdka ola dzieci.
W EAST SAGINAW. MICH.

Ma Boze Narodzenie sprawio-
no naszym d1iatkom wielka ra-
dose. JuZ dzieh pred wigilia Bo-
zego Narodzenla Wieiebnc Siostry
Feltcyanki ubraiy " szkolc iaknaj.
wspanialej choink' wszelk'eyo TO.
dzaju podarkami, lecz 10 byio Ola
dzieci tajemnica.
Nazaiutrz. gdy m%alehstwo o
przeznaczonej gonzlnie ~przybyfo
do szkoiy, u~jrza}o istny raj. z
razu dzieci sic %radowafy, wldzac
lyle takoci. | sadzac, II W tel
chwili beda mogly uzywut roz-
koszn1e, lccz gdy sic ~dowledziaty
sic, il ME wolno Jesc owocu zte-
go drzewa, radosc zamieniia
sic W lament.
Szczesciem smutek taxi
ME trivial dfugo. Nsebawem wste-
pula do szkofv wielebni kapfani
Ks. proboszcz w. Zaleski i ks.
Rzadkowolski z p. A Grabowskim,
dzwigajacyrn kosz p%odarunko ".
l przem6wit ks. Zaleskl: No,
d%ziateczki, to wszystko co widzi-
Gle jest ola was, mozecle uzv-
wac wszystko z tego drzewa do
wolf. wszelako tyIke ci CO sic do
brze uczyli.
Dziatwa odpowlada:- Ojcze,
my wszyscy dobrze umiemy.
rs. Protoszcz:-Ja dobrze
wien, il mic wszyscy umlecle i
kazaf je rozdzlelic nu dwie gro,
mady; pc jednej stronle staneli to
co sic dobrze uczyly, pc drugiej
tie 20 zle.Teraz n"staplt sad ogolny
-czy uac i tym co ME umieii,
czy ME. Ale prosba p~rzebija mu-
ry-lepsza petowa up'osiia podar-
XII Ola tel, 90 sic Ilcho uc1yfa, "a
pewniajac, IL nastapi poprawa W
~przysz}usci. | talk wszyscy zarow-
no otrzymali podarki roznego ro-
dzaju.
Szkoda tylko, IL niektorzy
rodaice z opieszatosci ME przyszl1
ma talk w~spania1e przed-.awien'e
jak:em jest Zto6ek d=ieclqtha de=us
A trzcba wiedziac, re to przed
stawienie byfo c2tery razy n;
Freeman, tax il chfopcv DIV;
razy a pamlen!si talk samo DIV;
razy wystepowafy
Wieczor, o godzlnie poi do s
zostata odeg'una przez dzlatw'
szkolna szopka b~etIeemska i q;
udata sic znak"micle. Dzleci byfJ
dobrze wyuczone i zuimponowafy
nawet naipowa&nlejszym widzom
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

daktorowi Wiarusa tez dopomagaja
ksieza polscy ! to wlasnie nal
s~wiatlejsi i najgorllwsi nasi kaplam;
przekonali sic, IL Wiarus meznie
valley przcciw wrogom Kosciofa
katolicNego l zawsze stale W obro-
ME dobrych kslezy polskich.
Z~azdroscia zas kazdy prawy
Polak kaszuba sic brzydzi, vice
jezeli W Stevenspolnt dotad ma}o
czytali Wiare . Ojczy=ne, to nadal
z pewnoscia wcale jej czytac
ME beda.
L uSZanowamem
Wumzynaec Rpdomski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Zle robi, kto "a
placiwszy ma poczcie
abonament "a VIA
rusa", by go nam
pos4ano do Winony,
chowa modry kWit,
,jaki mu dali do kie-
szeni i potem trzyma
go u siebie. Taxi
papierek to ME kwit,
tylko duplikat talk
zwapego przekazu
~pocztowego Money
order), i trzeba go
nam pos1ac do Wi
nony, DO nasza pocz-
ta doplero wtedy
wypiaci nam przezna-
czone ola mas pienia-
DE, skoro jej 6w
przekaz pocztowy po-
kazemy.
Kto W przeszlym ro-
K naprzod zaplaci1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
NOWi abonenci

z przesz1egoro ku ME-
chaj pamietaja, re
cho6by sobie n. p.
dopiero W Lutym "a
pisali ,,Wiarusa' a
odebrali Wszystkie
numera cd poczatku
roku, to rok ich abo-
nentowy kohczy sic
l Stycznia 1891.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
WINONA SAVINGSBANK.
-Winonskl Bank Oszczednosci
wypozycza rieniadze ma ME,
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
Cd nasZeg0 agenta.
Winona, IA stycznia.

Jak Szanownym Czytelnikom
WiarusG wiadomo, jestem agentem
tego plsma l objezdzam polskie
osady, ably zbieraG nowych abonen-
tow i kolektowaG prenumerate Cd
starYch.
W ostatnich czterech tygo-
dniach obwedrowa}em okolioe do
ko4a Stevenspoint, by1em W Polo
nil, Hull, a ma ostatku odwledzi-
lem naszych braci G6rno-Szlqzak6w
W Arcadil i Independence, Wis.
w czasie mojej podrdzy do.
zna1em-co ME wszedzie znalezc
MONA W tym kraju--staropolsklej
goscinnosci w w1elu domach pol
sklch i poczuwam sic do o5owiaz-
ku podziekowac publicznie niekt6-
rym rodakom, kt6rzy mi najw1ecej
grzecznosci wyswiadczyli.
Przedewszystklem podziekowac
MUSIC wiascicielom nowego salonu
W Stevenspoint, Wis, PIP. Janowi
G usmanowi i Wawrzyhcowi
X rollo j, ktorzy mnie przez
ca}y tydzien. cd IS do 20 grudnia,
goselnnle pode1mowac raczyli.
Polecam te polska gospode wszyst-
kim rodakom przybywajacym do
Stevenspoint lnteresaml; niechaj
pamietaja o salonie pan6w Waw-
rzyhca Krolla i Jana Gusmana, W
rynkn. Znajda tam mile przyjecie,
skora usiuge, dobre plwo i lnne
trunk.
Take i salon p. Jana Ma
p iatck rynku moge szczerze
polecic Szanownei Publicznosci.
DO i ten pan salonista bardzo
~uprzejmy Ola podr6znych Polak6w.
Niezwyk12 g~rzecznost i }aske
wyswladczono M potem take W.
Independence, W domu p. Woj-
ciecha Baucza (Albert Bautz) pro-
wa1z2cego handel rozmaitemi ma
szynami a zarazem wbijaiacego
pompy. Pan Wojclech Baucz
lest zawsze ma usfugi dla swych
ziomk6w, ola tegol PoIacy powinni
go .jaknajpiln'ej popierat.
SNladam wreszcie podziekowa-
ME wszystkim innym ktorzy mnie
podczas moiej podrdzy Pc Wiscon-
SINE poparli, badz to goscinnoscia,
badz to zfozeniem opfaty "a Wa
ru8a. S~zczesIiwy jestem, re moja
p erwsza ~wvcleczka do tyla przv-
czynifa sic do ro2powszechnienia
Waarusa, " to nawet u Hropldlarzy
Cd Wary 4 Ojc1yGny z&zdrosG
wzbudziio. Jezll zazdrosni redak-
torowie Cd tel gazety dziwla sic,
ola czego Wiarus W Stevenspoint
TAX ~poteznieje, to I'm W ,iawie pc
wod, dla czego to sic dzieje.
Rodacy nasi W Stevenspoimt prawle
wszyscy 2 kaszub pochodzq i oso-
blscle znaja redaktora Wiarusa
jake dobrego Polaka, dobrego kato-
llka i jako redaktora re starego
kraju, wledza tez dobrze, re re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
ZAPkACILI
IA VIVA HI USA.

Winona Rev. St. Baranowski 90
Milton Anna Wanat LOO
Toledo f. G~a>iorowski 200
Philadelphia Franc Kowalski $50
Buffalo Jadwiga Gorska 200
Perham Pawe} CHapiewskl 200
Pawet Ceynowa 200
Marcin Solka 200
Jan Karsnla 200
Bronson J6zef Kazmlerzak 800
Alberta Marcln Gadacz 200
Plover Bernard Galecki 200
Port Austin Mi.hat Gorecki 400
Philadelphia Woiciech Nowak 200
Detroit Rev. X. Rochowski 200
Gilman Franc Schroeder 200
Chicago N. N. 100
Utica Antonl B a]ecki 200
Gilman Andrea .Lica ECO
Franc. Kujawa 200
Northern Antoni Tomczyk 200
Arcadia Audrey Stelmach SOC.
Andrea Plerzyna 200
Grzegorz Sobota 200
Tomasz Suchla 200
I" Bnrtf. Kutzera 200
" J6zef Toma Leo
August Surma 100
Michaf Mysz 200
" Floryan Reschel $50
Dodge Katarzyna Pa4ubicka 200
Arcadia Jan Kamla 200
J6zef Cysewski 200
SIymon Wolcik 200
" Michot Sobota 200
Chicago St. Mafiek 100
Ellis, Ignacy Zyll 200
Bay City J6zef Welter 200
Morris Run Vol ZapCrowskl 200
Independence Jan Ktos 200
Polander Jan Gorecki 200
LedouX Franc. Janta l.2O
Stamford J. n. Pawllcki 200
Manitowoc A. Chraplkowskl 200
Berlni Jan Slkora 200
Elba Joz. Bandura 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Razem 65 centow.

Razem 65 centow.
Kto naprz6d "a
placi "a WIARUSA
diva dolary, dosta-
ME o%czywiscie takze.
powYzszy prezent W
Genie IS cent6w, a
nadto przez ca}y rok
bedziemy mu darmo
poselali gazetke KA-
TOLIK, k%osztujaca
SO cent0w rocznie.
Naprz6d p}acacym
"a WlARUSA do
SCdHle sig AdCem pre-
Zent wart | dolara
/ Is cent0w!
lyle pewnie zad-
ma lima gazeta ME
dodaje.
WGA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Tutejsi drowarze skarza sic,
il salon,sci wlnonscy kupuja piwo
z zamlejscowych browar6w. Salo-
nisci zas wywodza, re muusza ku.
powac piwo, gdzle tahsze, gdyz
R}acic muszq tysiqc dolar6w llcen-
se.-Ale trzeba pamietat panom
salonistom tenn, re goscie chca
m1e6 ia swoje pleniadze dobre
plwo, i VIOLA pic n. p. piwo 2
browaru p. Beckera, niz zkad mad,
chocby by1o 1 troche drozsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
P~Olecanay wiMOhskim gro.
cerRlikOrRa snake fountain
G'fGY.

WsAedzle W mieSc1e teray
chwalq make q mfyna Foun
tam City Milling Co. Jest to
maka najprzednielsza, prze-
wy2szajaca dobrociq maxi W
mtynach mlnnesocNIch i wis.
consihSklch daleko i szeroko
wYrablaue.
Me pr2esa1zamy pewnie,
pisz9c, re lepsaa ju2 make bye
ME mo2e, iak SO maxi Foun.
taln-CIlsiHle: Eaelweiss,
Straight | Golden Anker.
Grocernlk, kt6ry chce FARO.
BIC ma sprzedazy maxi, pow
men przedewszystkie'n utrzy
mvwac make 3 z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Dodge, Jan Kiedrowski 200
Wlnona, Andrzej Satka 100
Flsresville, Leon X Nowierski2.OO
Bremond, Jan Jodfowski $50
independence. Joz. .,ymlczek LOO
Hyacynt KuIlg LOO
Flip Kaslela 100
Wilhelm Jonlentz2.0 90
Jan SAUCE 100
Elk Creek, Julius Smyk LOO
independence, Fir, Sygulla 200
Alex Sygulla 200
A. j. Raucz 200
Flip .Woicik 200
Rev. Aug. Babinski2.5O
Lacrosse, f. Fortunskl 100
Polander Walentv Mendzik 200
Jan G. Badura 200
Jon B}azej 800
August Zocholl 200
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
"a ,,Wiarusa", ME
chat i teraz zap4acl,
DO %inaczej prezentoW
mu ME poslemy.
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE T..

Pytano mas kilkakrotnle, cay
wiascicielem grocerni w 4 wardzle
pod firma P. j. Cysewslu jest p.
Franciszek Cysewskl? Gdy odpo,
wiedzieliSmy jednemu z pytala-
cych, IL ME wiemy, JaK sic ia
rzecz ma, p~otrzast znaczaco gfoWa
i szepnqf, re tyIko kupcy, ktorzy
luz ma}o maja kredytu, pod flrma
swolch zon otwlerai2 move lntere-
Sa.
Pan Jan BockeL 213 E. 3rd.
Str.-maz znanej niemleckleJ mo
dniarki, w%ypozycza ma karnawaf
piekne kost]umy-za matem Wy
nagrodzenlem.
Ro0zinie wydawcy Wiarusa
przyby1a II Stycznia sr6d pomysI-
nych okolicznosci c6reczka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Re wzgledu,

Ze wzgledu, il
teraz W Styczniu
many do %zap}acenia
rachunki IA wysokie
sunny, prosimy ma
szych przyjaciol, ably
aknajspieszniej p1a-
eli %abonament ga
w i po-
mogli nam do punk
tualnego wyp}acenla
ro41ych %zalegiosci.
Starry abonencl,
kt6rzy teraz zap1aca
zales4v abonament az
do Nowego roku,
dostana W p%odarunku:
/, K q | e d arr Nj y
anski z kolorowym obra-
zem-wart 2 przeselka Soc.
2. Ksiazke pod tytu}em Wo-
lex ma 5~arTsarku, pocleszne
opowiadanie wierszem 25c.
adam : Esca - krotochwlla
iudowa W dwoch aktach. 10c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

IAccNA, Dee 3o.--.>pae.aL a xa.cA meet.
ia- Fss conducted tonga a. tie Free Me;ho-
at c1-raa. corner Eleventh. and \ street,.
Rev Aess-s Grip. and Norton, i Seattle. were
among those whose services we've eIl. stsd
Joan Wis .ot-fse,-tea2 well in tAe north
eGt Is s-2-a amusing TIE us.-h5C-s ~ exhaEirg
ea1 l1aal.a- w-ul al ye.oelIy H.. wl.l ea-rv
3 straw hst oC5 O. the VEL
A-tau. tohnso2. sSed 4, w&s knocked doxa
'11Sy ~ butchers cart Ca e. street. Hsrest
ae- Vas broken above The ankle
John Peterson. sEe-e. wlIe teasing The
I~le.-@ hotel bear today had The right sleeve
totc t.a-E rs coat - the z-.is1si
Articles d, --eo-Y.s-2tsa1 ri TIA Cascade Min
'1z, l'yTl.1 ping aat AI--ieg Company were fled
to--y - s. W. Cromwell. J. ". Nee, 4. N
Waite a,t 1 ,. No-t The e. rit.l stork : 1re3
II t-a al t1@ COMPANY proposes . 30
-@s-a-2s - WasA4-gtoa, Oregon aaI British
Ca.geaa.a
.ae =, Pau! Gec-aau Insurance Conpanv has
Begun s~-e az4.DsE Eoacrr Burns for s. .e-5 Tor
money coia.ns into bis hands IS agent OF taAt
ea.ar21y, 4zl also 2se2t Of the Hsk.4 Insurance
Con- u4.v.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
ROOF OF THE WORLD.
English Route TO the Pamir
Plateau Now Un0bstructed.
The TRIBES IN SUBMISSION.
Turkey Trying TO settle Franeo-Be ga
ri2n ozarrel-Rzyzges Of the Grip
II Europe-The Arab Revolt

CA-r--T4. Dee 52.-D5s7sse1ss tro= G.lgit
ssv c1zt ,1= s-5,-sA 1zve s-T4-cs1 e-ose . see
5a-51rs @: Cas- 2E-@-e. Ero-z Ez.ez 1zse . oS@-a-
t-e-s r1= E-l-zs1 tc-ees Ers op@-x-lZS zE4--s.
80 Ezzzz 2-3 y gs- V-4bss- Ih@ advance
--ore- en- recently s2a1E z-ass1 y tie British
Is been ez1-e.E success II z14 ths t0E1 G
Ez3-z vas seCcV5s3 1y s1s s1v2Zcs column.
~ s-as5r.cz VS. o@s-eG " tie 1-iteSE,on,
;1=y having bse2 thoroughly defeated n TIE
ssVsrEI s-gses-2szss wA1c1 1ave hitherto O.
eE--s- s-1 sZ5--Ss.o2 70 British authority 5
Ecw ccZP.ets-
Tie British I'll GOV - zs.e 80 E2.sA cor
st<-ct-@z c. re road trora G:,r.s 70 Pzrai-,
wAic2 t1s E-2za nd Nlze- t-jAe>g-e1 sought
- prevent s21 KS. Ep.a completion Of TIE
RAJ from Css1->s-s % G.lSst. VII s.For1 esSy
Eeszs q sccsss - ;1e British % tae Ps-al-
County, nov = -1sgE-e between G-eat Britain.
Russia zzd CHS T@e s,a-e OF EEz-z Lss On
tzs sozZ1e-a s.cqe o. t.e al11a9 koosA, back
OF E25cA les ne Ps-.lr cozEg-y. a. Elevated
-z2-s-&21 k1ova 3 t1s ''roof O. ths word"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
TELEGRAPHEEs' STRIKES.
Southern Pacific Yields to the Operator.
-Mestern MON Wen OCT In Iexas

sAS FEAScISc3. Dc 39.-The t-0zb.e between
the Southern PAe.1e company s24 Ire order OF
Railroad Le.eg-ap1ers was sec.e4 70
Gay. Concessions were made OF oo-l
sides. ols ths resul. IS victory 10.
tee teleg-spAe-s. wEo ere permitted 70
JOIN the order, vatis Ire eonpsay uiiad-zEs
tas Objectionable &a1zvit. a14 compromises
the trouble with reference 70 the employment; If
student OPERATORS Nearly 81 :ae uea WHO
remained OFT On s:-ike o. were discharged for
Joining The or1@, are . os rsl1s:4ted IT TIE
company Tie agreement between TIE en-
p.Cyes and TIE company vii 5s signed
-2n0-y0w.
GALVESTON. DEE. S1-The Western Union
operators e. San Antonio struck to1sy rather
than handle dispatches Of the san Antonio <
Arksnsa. Pass railway officials 4: & Meeting
0: the Galveston Western Caioa operators this
afternoon i was decided taaE the san Antonio
operators strlck without Sufficient cz1se, sad
the Galveston operators are working tonight
The railway o1eiA-s say plenty O: men vii De
OF hand IN tew days.
sAS ANTONIO. Tex, Dec- 5l.-wessera Union
OF rst1rs are ssid 70 5e 81 strongly Il Sympathy
with the sT-1kerS on the Arkansas Pass railway
that they III not handle s-y commercial 5usi-
ne.t coming from that road. and the Southern
Pacific al International & Grea. Northern
operators ara o. TIE same dispos i.Ioz-
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New Governor of Marquesas Islands.

sag FRASC-sCo. Dze. 31-CzptaI1 A Taa:sia,
Of Paris w1p Lss us: 0een appointed governor
q TIE AaEQGssss is.srds b. President SadI Car
oot, rs sr-iv here on Els wzy "a Tahuats
i-laot. he capital He = accom- panied u Nine
Iau,4t- nd ch' c. Under me r-o.ecto-a-e be
ass rendered sery &c = the French government
o. material in -c-ta1ce. Il IS believed. now that
he has oec09 governor, that ne VIII rske meas
C-es . suppress the wars that have b4en
WaEe1 .cr -ltry years among tae islanders
Governor IsltsIn = s5ogt 80 years OF aga Hs
services have been nearly .ll IL The srmY nth
erTo. TIE force OF troops 81 T-1usta and else
where OF the island. hss hitherto beeu too
s11aI ard 70 strengthen IL IL one OF the pu-.
poses Of the new executive. Governor Tsutsin
Vii sail iC- lis post az Tahuats OF the bsrs
Irop-c bird on Jsnuarv
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FROM VANCOUVER

Empress Of Japan.
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Judge Beverly Annoyea Crank.

IAcc2A4 De- 53.-.>ree-&- i-(-cs= Beverly
rs wr-Esez . x Z Pz-soa, 0: >ss.,ls. instruct
IS hin % lave ? : y .--4zz-soz, w50 Ezs r.
lesse1 t-0-- z1= -.s.-2co3z asylum E..1 Ire IL
ce-st&261Zz t-st NJ Psrso2 wEs 20 ASSUME
eaz-gs O. him s:oP writing annoying seEse-s -
re eozrc. :; = aso sal ia: W---1G-1
SCI vrC-e let1e-s 20 sSEsrzl Ct t-s yoE1g laE!
s--1@2-s a. 20 annie Wrg1t seminary, VIE 5
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consolidated Wien eoz-ls.sd % tA= ssy.uZ
fro1a his c4rr w4L.s-.oz Ls55-e6 Under t1s
2sllgcl-s-i0z "a. se T2s specially ordained %
unite <h= chz-ezAs named II Is .stss- g "a
co--. L. zzzozrces Ia. za q - Z aZlTe
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CHEZ DEUxHoSD AT TACOMA.
Head OF Secret Service Looking Up Mat
tNrs On tie Sand.

TACOMA. Der. S3.--r->psciE- Local fs5s-sl
czee-s AZ s,'scz-s--Zg rsZ-r1.2g Ere -see2s
v1sit @. Andrew l. D-zz-E.51z. c1Iet O. TIE Sc
80: ss-vles q re trszsz-T department. % tie
SgZ11 4 e1stc-1s C15os- sal his srszf-z .zSs
It's - zFElaz - y C11zz-zz1 Ind sc-1s1e1-z %
d VIZ Dr2zzza511's VII, zz5 ta2t - $50 h.1
looked into the passage O. cy--tz-fe5g bills u
TIE P1e58c S1-tzwsst he czs-oas olze@- q q
the oE4zloa T1zs tza-s "A szago. = E5eto-ls
T1e-s Chinese Esz and T1-sa E-e tz1za.
h3T % answer ne c1eszso1s tns1 are lke-y -
- &sks3 bF elscga l1=sssr-orS- L sr-usrg
ia: us kZow.S1ge enables f1ez % zip
through the fingers o. t5s government oe7c4zls
Reference e z2A1s - re CasDsss ~. wa0 =ss
recently s.rssts6, ut gao swO-a Sc Exs .
yezrs Cd GlG tai n=Te- bean CE.Si1s OF ths
Czl.e1 Ststss- E=- companions also sw5re SIC
had 10; been s-zgEae1 .1to the couu-rv, az3
&c ia. sccsrellE-y 6lsel.rEe1, although Z Szs
oelleTsc Sc as1 5ee- 5o1shE E. E.ct5--s -
Els-gZE-z merchant
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TACOMA, Dec 81 -peeisL1-G. " LOOMS.
known among ere gambling profession E.
cork leg Loom was arrested yesterdsy.
charged win swin1,icg an Old Tacoma
garlb - OFT Of 81. b. tie use Of loz1e1 e
lie has conie1e-a.es il tais city, but they could
no; Dc found, sn1 LOOMS bad TO be discharged
by ne police court, he agreeing 70 ieaye town a.
once. IN BIS pockets were found 3 skeleton kew,
pack O.. f.Elu" cards. TWO counterfeit Hills a
sl.oJo az. EdD degoniDati 5nz, which had been
cut from q counterfeit de;ecter. which were
wrsppe1 about rolls % brown papef Il Is
known 70 ;ae police that LOOMS has ben oper-
s,Lug On tie SOUND boats and trains for couple
a. vea~z