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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19
GRRrN TOMATO sour.

GREEN TOMATO sour.
A quarter Of an hour before dinner,
cut up three ripe tomatoes, or take
few canned tomatoes, put them into the
soup liquor with a small onion cut up.
Let these cook until five minutes before
ready to serve. Beat an egg, thicken 1t
with large teaspoonful OF cornstarch
,or flour, add piece OF butter the size
of an egg and a tencup of cream. The
grca OF your soup should have been
most carefully removed while cooking.
When your mixture Is well beaten, add
II to the soup, let il boil up for mo-
ment, then strain ii through a colander
and serve with crackers or toasted
bread. This makes a good dinner, II
the meat is taken out OF the pot previous
to the cream being added. Some strain
the soup before thickening, but II Is less
trouble and Just rs good to do so after
all Is cooked, learned to make this
| delicious soup from most excellent
cook and housekeeper, Aunt Lucy.
ugAE sour.
This soup Is made in a family whose
table is always spread with simple fooC
! and whose door is always open to re-
ceivc friends. Your beans should b,
cooked the day before, and II you
choose you can go through the tediou,
process OF straining them through the
strainer the night before you use them
Let me advise you 10 take quart o
beans for large family, soak then
over night cook them fifteen minutes
the mex, day in soda water, then throw
the water of, put them In the oven or IL
the pot with some good soup liquor
and piece OF fat meat. When they
are cooked soft, you can, II you choose
pour them into a baking dish, put {
generous lump of butter on them viii
pepper the salt should be boiled il
them, then bake them for half an hour
and you will find them delicious. o.
you can serve them as boiled beans an(
they will be enjoyed. The next day
take what beans are LETT, we hope YOU
had at least a pint LEFT, mash then
through a sieve, and hard work II is, too
but IL you will put little water In I
viii help You in s,raining them and then
put them on the stove with a little wate
and about q quart Of good rich mill;
You should put them in a double kettle
II you have one, and ii not improvis,
one by putting a lard bucket In YOU
| HhRNN HRAt W hRbAA ANlhNfh lAlAhAANN hlAt
they have begun Boiling, taste them ant
season them or rather 1t, for il Is souI
now, and dish and send to the tabl,
very hot. Fresh bread and butter max,
delightful accompaniment to thii
soup.
NOODLE SOUP.
This soup may or may no, have vege
tables cooked m it, just as You please
When nearly ready to serve, add mood
les prepared in the following manner
Beat up an egg, aud add -four enough
to make rather still dough. always
put the merest pinch OF yeast powde
into the -four, bur it is not necessary
roll out the dough into very thin sheet
sprinkle thickly with flour, roll up like
sheet OF paper OF a music roll, then viii
a sharp knife cut the roll into thin
slices. II you have thoroughly iloure,
, | the bnuUh the gtripg viIi fan an.r, III,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

Half an hour before dinner, cut up
some onions, a carrot, a small turnip and
II you choose, a few cabbage leaves.
Let these boil hard until is ready, when
the soup should be carefully strained
through sieve aud served with a
slice Of lemon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

you pu, It into the pot, so that the juices
may all be kept in.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
"a WlARUSA
z GALICYl.

OdbY}y sic W miescie
stanls}awowie wybory posia.
Jednl chclell obra6 prof. Mllew-
sklego, drudzy radzce Hofmokla.
Prof. Mllewski jess przeclwny
temu, azeby W Austryi skasowac
paplerowe pien12dze, a wybic
z}ote l srebrne, poniewaz VIE, re
ma tenn grubo zarobia, gdyz onl
naiwleceJ maj2. Zrobi} sic gwatt
mledzy zydam1, Rotszyld, wieden-
ski przys4a} 20 tvsiecy gulden6w
ma wybory i Mllewski przepad},"a
wybrano HofmokIa, kt6ry ME
bedzie sic sprzeciwia}. ably zydzi
przy zamlanle pleniedzy zarobill.
Az Wstyd, re zydzi tax gospoda-
rye NIGGA mledzY Polakami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

W W Grecyl
przyszlo do starcia pomledzy
stronnlkami Delyanisa a
T"lkupisa, wkoncu wolsko
wkroczylo l przywr6cifo po-
rzsdek. Delyanisci. skutkiem
tego wystosowall oswladczenle
do rzadu, W Kt6rem zaznacza-
ia. ze przeciw przemocy uzy1a
przemocy. Do stronnictwa
Dellanlsa zallczala sic obecnie
tylko wyr2utkl spoleczenstwa
greckiego.
GAZETY plsza, De Ojciec
sw. W dnlu lgo Maja kllka
razy ma dzlen wysyiai ma
miasto Iudzl, ktorym sic
kaza1 wywiadYwa6, czy ME
przysz1o gdzie do rozruchow i
czy spokoj porzadek ME
zostat zaktocoay. Ojclec sw.
niezmiernie sic ucieszy], gdy
90 wleczorem powladomlono,
ze tax W cafym RgYmie jak
Nv caiych Wfoszech nigdzie
ME przysz}o do nad7wYczaj-
nych naduzyc rozruchow.
Tylko W Montegranaro podlo-
zyll anarchisci oglen W nocy,
z l ma 2 Mala pod lamueiszy
klasztor pofranclszkanskl.
Drzwi i okns klasztoru oblall
malta. Ma szczescle zdofaao
jeszcze ogleh ma czas ugasic i
przeszkodzono wlekszemu
nieszczesclu. Szkoda ME ma
bye bardzo mafa. Pol,cya
doUad zbrodniarzy ME wykry.
Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Temu co cle obraza now:
sfodko mi kochac clebie / zostaw
mic W tel s!odyczy.
Ja0lmga Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
ZkOTE MYSLI.

LLo IL Il 4 oil.
q p'sm Fancisska KarpiasAiego.
Jest czterech wielkich leka.
ROW, ktorych wszedzie spotkaG
MONA: = Praca - Spoczynek W
czasle - Weso1osG umys}u =
Wstrzemiezliwosc W jedzeniu l pl.
ciu.
Zemsta to pod1ych dusz
dzlefo; Darowanie why, to wiel-
klch dusz czyny.
Ubodzy W tenn sa szczesi,wi.
re Jesll maja przYjacl6f, to pewnie
prawdzlwYch.
SERGE, ktore tylko swoie ME-
szczescle czule, warte jest, ably
cierpla}o. - En-
s $500 4 80 -
Ably bye cnotllwym, trzeba
nleraz jeden W sklonnosci zwal-
czaG.
Jestesmy W zyciu jak W do
mu rodroznym, trzeba sic obra-
chowac / sp1aclG to wszystko cos
my wlnni.
Obchodz sic 2 ludzmi lax |
sfonce, ktore z}ym dobrym
SWleci.
Essszs --sgEs:x
Me gniewaJ sic choclazby ma |
ostre aaupon4hlenia n, przyjacio1. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Wszakie masz W domu pszczoly
z ostremi zadfaml, a lubisz ich
mi6d sfodkl.
Wielu jest ktorzy dala, ale
malo, ktorzy daG umieja. Mniel
~jeszcze taklch Storzy umieja usza-
nowae to, co I'M daja. =
Niejeden wiecej trudu zadaje,
ably udawac poczciwego, nlzby 60
to kosztowa}o, gdyby by} 1stotnie
poczclwym.
Rzadko ludzlom szczeScie i
rozum dane razem do uzycia tego
s%zczeSc,a.
Spanie diugie cia}u, duszy /
interesom jest niekorzvstne. Omen
mkt ME zaroblf.
Mkt nigdy tego ME zaiowa},
re sic W gniewle powstrzymaf.
|
Kiedy mad kim pijahstwo
goruie cnoty sp1akane stoja ma
boku.
Jezeli mowimy o drueich, co
chcemy us}yszymy to, co a
zaboli.
Many slaj sic d}ugo, Mn sic
do iaklej roboty zablerzesz, ale
gdy JIG z%uczniesz, koncz p-edko j
wytrwale.
Temu co cle obraza now:
sfodko mi kochat clebie / zostaw
mic W tel s!odyczy.
Jad1mga Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
DIVA pOciagi dzienne do
Montana 1 brzeg6w Pacl-
fiku. @1

Poczawszy cd 3 Kwietaia
heda %chodzity poclagl kole1 Nor
thern Pacific jak nastepuje:: Poc.ag
numer 3 opuszcza st. Paul o 60
dzinie 9 pred poludniem, codzien-
ME. jadqc do Spokane. Seattle F.,
Tacoma i Portland, via, Butte, W
Montana. Pociag numer 1 opusz-
2 S. Paul o godzinie A. Is 20
pofudn'u. iadac do Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma j Portland. Oba
poclagi m'eszcza kcmpletny aparat
Pullmana peciagow sypialnych
plerwszei klasy, kary sypialne ola
turystow, kary syp'alne ola
wolnych kolon1stow, s~yplalnio
dzienne i karY jadalne.
C%afoliniowe kary Pullmana
tudzleS kary sypialne Ola turys-
tow wychodza z Chicago o 90
dzinie lO.45 wieczorem codziennje
LIMA kolei Wisconsin Central, do
Montany i Pofnocnego zachody
mad PaclfIkiem. Kara sypiplna
~pierwszej klasv opuszcza Chicago
o godzlnie 6 z poiudnia, codzien.
ME, via G.. M. & St. P. Ry,
da&ac do Butte. Spokane Tacoma
l Portland. TIE cafolinjowe kary
syp1alne d~ostarczaja naj!epszych
wygod j umokebniaja p~odrokuja-
Gym unikniecie wszelklch fatyg i
zwtok z powody zmiany kar W
podr6zy.
Xoleje jadalne ma linii kole-
joweJ Northern Pacific i nadal
traktuja uprzejmie p%edr6Auiaca
~publicznosc. q efiarowanemi r
p~owyzszemi wygodami, uznajs
dis turyscl, businessman lub
kolonisci kolej Northern Pacific
"a %najlepsza LIMA do Mipnesoty
Pofnocnej Dakoty, Manitoby,
Montany, Idaho, Oregon, Wa
shington, British Columbia, Alaska
j California,
Montana, Eastern and Wes-
:ern Washington Folders, Won
derland. Przewodnik sportsmenow,
4ellowston Park Broadwater
Hot Spring Alaska folders ma
rok 1892 dziefa te luz wysziy
z drulku. Kazda z tych publikacyi
kazdemu ma &adanie @przesfana
bedzie bezpfatnie. Zgfos;d sic pod
adresem: Chas. S. Fee, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent of
the Northern Pacific R. r. St.
Paul. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Sztum. Jak pisa z powia-
tn sztumskiego do grudzladzklego
,Geselllge' usi}owano W nocy 2
"A ma 25go kwletnia wykonac ma
past ma plebania W Szenwyzie. O
p6fnocy pukano W okno re strony
podworza. KS. prob, Spring
~ockrawszy, myslaf, re go wofa1a
do chorego. Ale otworzywszy okno
widzi pleciu drab6w u~zbrojonych
W palki. Foc,agnawszy "a dzwonek
uzywany do budzenia slug. obu-
DIX wszystkich domownlkow, a
napastnlcy uciekll.
w Tuch Ii Rada mlejska
postanowi}a ule zuciqgac pozyczek
ma budowe miejsklej r%zezni, lecz
uzyG ma ten Gel kapitaf6w m'ej-
skieh. Budynek W sierpn1u juz
bedzle sykonczony.
Grud i g dzu komen-
deruiacy jeneral II korpu-
su odby1 lnspekcya szczeg6}owa
mad batal,onem .druglm puiku
plechoty nj. Ill i przekona} sic,
re battalion ten zupeinle jest wy
cwiczonym. Jestto battalion tax
zwany pr6bny - chodzl o zmiane
W urzqdzeniu sfuzby woi skowej.
Z%oinierze ME maja s}uzyc trzech
lat tylko diva II tego powodu
battalion ten utworzono tylko z
z dw%urocznych i rekrut5v ". Zdaje
SIG, re sic w}adza wolskova pre-.
kona, " zofnierza W diva lata
MONA wydwiczyc. By}oby to
wlelka ulga dia kazdego do VOL
ska obowiazanego.
Pod Il b | q g i e III zkoml-
niarz uzywa w%elocypedu do
objazdu 20 wslach, W kt6rych
wymiata kominy. Dzleci uclekaja,
gdzie sic tylKo czarny pokaze, a
konle woznlce sill ME trzymac mu-
szq W leicach, by sic ME ROBBIE
ga}y.
kACCIE "a WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
" AMERYCE po}udniowei,

Z RRAZYLII smutna wiado-
nose przysiano do ,,Kuryera Pol
sklego". KS. biskup. . st. Paulo
znl6si parafe polskie i przy}aczyt
lie do parafil brazyliisklch, a jed
nego z nlch, ks. Przytarskiego,
zasuspendowano, W urzedzie "a to
re ME chcia} zastosowaG sic do
rozporzqdzenia blsSup1ego i po-
zostaf PREY swych parafIanach.
Jedna tylko parafla polska W A
branches ME uleg}a og6lnemu
losowi, lecz otrzymafa potwierdze-
nle blskuple pozwolanie ma
budowe kosciota. Taxi sam los
spotkaf tez parafle nlemieckie i
w}oskie. Ola iakiei ~przyczyny ST G
to sta4o, dotad niewladqmo.
(Upraszamy naszych Czytelni-
kow W tamtych stronach, azeby
nam o tenn dok1adnie donlesll. -
Red.) .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
WSZYSTKIE
pulkl

rosylskie zaiogu]ace " po-
bli2u granlcy niemieck'el i
austryacklel uzbso]oEo W no.
wa bron wedtug modelu z r.
1891. Tylko zafogl W
dalszych guberhlach Rosy,
lakotea obrona krajowa maJa
ieszcze stara broh, ale wsze-
die wprowadzenle roweJ ma
bye przysp1eszonem. Nova
bron Jest lekka i fatwa do
uzycla o kallbrze 1926 mill.
metrow i 5 naboiach, = tax
il wprawny strzelec mole
da6 z mel W clagu mlnuty
1870 strza1ow. Sl}a pocisku
ma bye bardzo wielka. Me
s1usznem vice byio twlerdze-
ME gazer ~niemleckich, iakoby
Rosya daleka by1a cd wpro-
wadzeDla novel bronl l
potrzebowafa na to co mai
mlej re dwoch lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
co SbYCHAG.

DZlENNIKI donosza, re
sprawl wypoczynku swiatecz-
nego W Rosy Jest bllzka
ostatecznego rozstrzvgnlecla.
Zawiadomiono JUL kurcow, De
ma przyszlosc ME bedzle VOL
no handlowaG W niedziele
swieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Wszakie masz w domu pszczofv
z ostremi zadfaml, a lubisz ich
miod sfodkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

Najpopularnieisze p1smo polskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
PkACCIE "a
Z Prus Polskich.

lid z b a r K. Przyk1ad pick
ny wytrwaioscl W domaganiu sic
tego co nalezy wedle praw, da}a
gmina Zalesle. Posladacz Tomasz
Schultz byt diva razy obrany
prze1ozonynl gniny ale ME po-
twierdzony. emma zuulos}a pro-
test Z kolel do wszystkich instan-
cyl, i teraz wskutek zazalenia
w~ysfanego do ministra spraw We
w%netrznych maja sic odbyc po-
noWne %wybory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
kuFysr WaFszawski.
DIVA ra ~ dziennieM

~
Najpopularnieisze p1smo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie w dwoch
e%dycjach: rannei i wleczcrne], O.
procz SWAT l dni swiatecznych, w
ktore wpchodzl raz jeden ma dzlen.
Olb,zymi dziai telegramow i
korespondsncyj re wszystkich s,o-
lie europejsklch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp6lprarownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych pisarz6w
rolskich zjedna}y
kURYRROWI WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatSowa " kraiu naszym "a.
granlca poczytnost l powage.
Cena prominently "a granica
wynosi miesiecznie rs. 1 kop. SO. Nj
mer poJedyhczy wieczorny kosztuie w
WarszaWie kop. 5, poranny zas kop. 3
Cena ogtoszen: kekIamy: "a ]e-
den wiersz ~garmontowy, albo lego
81 hOp.s kuLuy
n%astepny raz kop. 20.
Korespondencya prywatna DO
Genie reklam.
NekrolOgia: 20 wiersz Is kop.
zwyczaJne ogloszen1a: "a ,eden
wlersz p%etitowy, alho jego miejsce,
plerWszy raz 10 kop., kazdy nastephy
raz s kop.
Male OglOszenia "a jeden wyraz
pc 2 kop- kazay raz ogloszenie minimum
20 kop.
Nadeslane: Ia ieden wiersz
grmontowY RS. 1.
Adres ola depesz:
WARSZAWA, WARSZ. KURYER.
q Adres ola ljst6w:
Warszawa. KURYER WARSZAWS III
og6lny adres.
KuRYER WARSZAWSKI.
Plac T~eatralny (Wlerzbowa 81
wv arszaWa, Europe, Germanys
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02

POLACY cieszynscy Nv
austryackim Slazku) zbieraja
obecnie, plsze ,,Kuryer Polsxl''
pod petycye do Rady gmin-
nej o szkofe polska, chcac W
ten sposob uchronic dzleci
polskie Cd wynarodowienla. z
b5lem stwlerdzamy, re kllku
Polakow odm5wifo podpisu
ma odnosnej petycvi, choc z
drugie] strony przyznac male
zY, lie stosunkl ma Slazku
So take, " TAXI niewinny
podpis moze podkopac byt
ca1ej rodziny.
Niemcy, chcac mieszczan.
stwo lud wlelskl zupefnie
wynarodowl6, asltowali 20
naiprzod zmateryallzowaG, by
zabiG uczucla szlachetnieisze
W ludzie, a skloni6 go do
pok1onow zlotemu cieicowi, !
wledzac Z cory, Re oni, jake
majetnlejsi cd Polakow, po-
kiony te odblerac beda i Re
do nlch lud zwracad sic
zacznie. Srodek ten W znacz-
nej czesei ME zawiodf ich,
ztad tel pochodzl to wabanie
sic ustawlcznle ma Slazku i
wielu uchodAG chce "a Pola-
kow, ,,ase pokryjoGo," zeby
sic Niemcy ME dowiedzieli.
Praca narodowa mledzy
taklm ludem jest nadzwyczaj |
trudna i wymagasprawdziwe-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopIsmo
humorystYczne


wychodzi We l. wowle cd lat
siedmiu nalregularniej diva ray
m%iesiecznie q. 49, i odznaczs
sic prawdziwym humorem i wy
bornymi ilustrac]ami, wykonanymi
przez naJznakomitszvch e~rtystow
polskich i za@mnicz"Nch. Kto sic.
chce zabawlc, r"zwesellc pou-
czy6 MECH zarreuan,eruje IS
s as, k,ury zamieszcza move
dowclpy, wesote wiersze, humore-
ski l satyrv.
Ilustracve SO lake kolorowane
i odblte w s}awhym zaktadz1e ar
systycznYm
A. Przyszlaka We Lwowie.
Gaia prasa poisks uzna1a
IS m i s S. jake G@j,epsze pismc
humorystyczne polskie, redagowa.
ne W duchu prawdzi~ie polskim.
idemokratycznym, pod has}em
.,Rownost, wolnost i niepodle-
g}osc'.
Do ,,Smigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek dotacxane bywaia utworv
fortepianowe najulubieiszych kom~
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma Smigus" wynosi:
w Ameryce: rocznie 3 dolary,
pofrocznie II doIara.
PrenEmerate naidOpOdnie,
przesy{ac ~przek"Zem pocztowym
tub delarami papler"wymi liscie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pod adresem:
Adminlstracya ,,Sm1gusa" Lwow
(LeopoN Europa, Austrya, Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
60 poswlecenla sic, by jakl
TAXI owoc wydata.
Podobno ma pruskim Slazku
tax samo wyglada.
W CZECHACH objawis

W CZECIdACH objawia sic
wielki ruch narodowy. Czesl Cd
zyskuja Jeden posterunek pc
druglm. w mlejscowosci prosch-
n'tz, gdzie zarzad gmlnny znaido-
wal sic Cd wielu lat W reku
niemieckich llbera}ow, wypadfy
swlezo dokonane wybory do rady
mlejskieJ na k~orzys6 Czech6w
Nlemcy z tego powodu bija ma
alarm l wo}aja o pomoc Ola ,,za.
grozonel nlemczyzny."
Moze tam jaki fundusz z kad
nadp}ynle, ale watpimy' czy sic to
ma 90 zda, DO Czesi to nar6d
polltycznle bardzo rozpudzony.
ktory juz' teraz usplc sic ME da.
" AMERYCE poludniowei,
W kraJu BOLIVIA powstali Indya-
ME, to jest p%ierwotnl mieszkancy
tamtych KRAKOW. Powstanic trzYma
sic gtownle rzeki Amazonki. Jak
kolwiek Jen.G Gonzales jedne Geese cd.
pai} ku gorom, to iednak Indya-
ME maja dwie fortece W rekach.
Prezydent Boliwijl, pan Areo,
wezwa} rzady brazyliJskl, argen-
tyhski l peruwianskl do wsp6lne-
60 dziafanla.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22
Distinguished Visitors.

Hon. A. G, Brand, M. P, of London,
England, president of the Elkhorn Min
ing Company, of Montana; Mr.. Francis
Muir, president of the DeLamar Mining
Company, and Mr.. Henry Bratnober, oi
San Francisco, large shareholder in
both the above companies, are now Wis
iting and inspecting the DeLamar mine.
Besides being able to give good report
upon the property here, we are conf
dent the gentlemen will have many
pleasant things to say about the charm
ing climate of Idaho. When again en-
veloped in London fog we hope they
will think of the contrast.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22
There Was Sound of Revalry By
Night"

The dance at Wagontown last night
was great success, so far as numbers
were concerned, nearly an hundred
tickets having been sold. The youth
and beauty of Silver City turned out en-
masse, taking advantage of the fine
roads to have good ride and dance at
the same time. DeLamar people were
there in round numbers, and as mine
host Mills and his worthy spouse had
spared no pains to have everything in
apple pie order to make it pleasant for
their guests, everything, with few ex-
ceptions, went merry as the traditional
marriage bell. An over dose of enthu-
siasm got away with the better judg-
ment of few and, had Mr.. Mills pro-
vided a stove for rattle, their enjoy
would have been complete. Fortunately
for them, and probably for himself, the
reporter was not present, hence the de-
tails are meager. Altogether it was a
Jolly company and old Wagontown was
made to ring as in days of yere.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

Many of the people of DeLamar have
heard the roar of the Populists' Gum
and gazed upon the benign countenance
of their Crook (no play intended on
names) I; they have listened to the
teachings of the Democratic Burke ;
heard the assertions and viewed the
gestures of his colleague, Mr.. Regain,
but lessons of politics are not confined
to these, and tonight you are all invited
to be at the school house, there to listen
to the simon pure Republicanism, as it
flows from the lips of the Hons. Fred T..
Dubois and Willis Sweet, Idaho's United
States Senators. These talented gentle
men will doubtless interest you and the
school house should be crowded.
LATER.-It is telephoned that, owing
to the sickness of Mr.. Sweet, the gem
tlemen will not be able to fill their APP
pointment, but hope to be here before
the campaign is over.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

MARRIED.-At the residence of Mr.. A.
Brooks, Silver City, Idaho, October Is,
1892, by the Rev. George Buzzelle, Mr..
Frank Crosson and MISS. F. Bennett, all
of DeLamar The groom is one of our
hourishing business men and respected
by everybody, while the bride, during
her residence here of little more than a
year, has made host of friends, with
whom the NUGGET joins in wishing the
newly welded couple long life of un-
broken happiness.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

1t makes difference who shoots.
Our friend, C. D. Bachelor, had few
hours sport at the Cow Creek Lakes
during the week and as a result brought
home twenty-one geese, seven dozen
ducks and one huge pelican. Fat duck
is pretty high living for country news
paper man, but we are willing to take
all the chances of laundering. If Bach
makes as successful com missioner as
he is a hunter this district will be well
represented if he is elected.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

The curtain will rise on the second
act of Owyhee county's semi-annual
farce at the court house in Silver City
on the 9th inst. The usual managers
will have charge of the play and the
"Tragedy of Errors" will progress as u.s.
ual. A majority of the people of this
county have learned not to expect any
good results from these terms of court,
and only look upon them as bill of ex-
pense.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

In our recent notice of the relocation
of the Soda Springs, near Wagontown,
we were misinformed in regard to the
parties who have secured this property.
1t should have been Col. w. H. Dewey
& Mr.. John L. Dillon, who have secured
all the title of former claimants and
erected house; dug well, and laid
most of the foundation for bottling
works at the springs. Mr.. Dillon is an
experienced man at the business and
pronoun ces the water of these springs
to be of excellent quality. During the
winter a few barrels of the water will
be prepared and bottled at the Star
Brewery in Silver City, and in the early
spring extensive works will be put up
at the springs. Doubtless this enter
prise will soon prove another source of
revenue for Owyhee county.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

The hunters who went to Rock creek
and Big Springs, for the purpose of sup
plying the town with venison, failed to
fill their contract. The deer wouldn't
bite, but the boys had some bottled
goods along that kept the grim wolf OF
hunger at bay until their return. If you
want meat you bad better send Steve
Ready out He rode over to the head
of Cow creek Monday and Knocked over
three fine deer.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

DeLamar people are respectfully invited to call upon me
when they come up Silver City, and examine my immense
stock of Dry Goods Clothing Hats Boots and Shoes Gents
Furnishing Goods Beds and Bedding Furniture Watches and
Jewey Fancy Goods Pipes Cigars and Tobaccos and long
list of etceeras not included in the above aim to keep
fine goods in all the above lines as be found in the State
and content with reasonable profits Especial attention
invited my large stock of Fine Clothing am just IN
receipt large invoice very fine Shoes Call and see me-
FULL LINE OF GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED
s,v., CITY Idaho DAVE ADAMS.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

The breaking of the axle of wood
wagon in front of the postoffice caused a
lively runaway on Thursday. The Jor-
dan Valley stage team was standing in
front of the Office and, taking fright at
the falling wood, loped down to Jones'
mill, demolishing the blackboard. AS
the team had everything their own way
no further damage was done.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

The genial face of ]. I. Crutcher, of
Silver, illumed the NUGGET Office to-day.
When ked how he liked the fusion, he
replied: "Why, you know, Guy, I was
always quite friend of Weaver" but
We scribe thought he could detect a
shade of sorrow beneath the smile that
"was childlike and bland.n
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-10-22

Jacob Deary, the big horseman of old
Camp Three Forks, was in DeLamar
yesterday, the irst time in three years.
When Jake wants little recreation he
don't come to DeLamar or go to the
county seat, but just gathers up a few
car loads of horses and starts off for an
eastern market. He sold in Missouri
this year and says he did splendidly
with his animals, which were of good
grade. If it is possible to move his
horses over the mountains he will make
another large shipment sometime in
January OF February.