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EDUCATIONAL.
N WASHINGTON.
CoLruBIAN UNIVERSITY.

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Neiicsi sSoo o'eS o, s,. r
IL Ss~u'ilr school. "a. or.ohrr
Fof ,aiilog,les aid,sss as '''''N' ="
JANIS { WILLING. II. n. President,
Tur coLLroltrF DEPARTMENT.
ytNptT p; -, q ''' :. YAH b. r--''ned On
I1inrc Hai Of the .si,y The various .loars :
iasrsesd IN tn .nar ~ dA'-'-'"'' 'As'''s.
b.: Co,:ee ., a,en 20 -'',len,S Of ep;h s,.cs A.
found OHi > ~ tie Library - the CnNeT-iiY.
cuscoRAX scIrvTrrIc SCHOOL
Tiis S.hn1i Vi. . IN stdo'clork = ~. ocTorrEL
o., 49, M Ss;, , 81. u. s , NY
ia,2ry rhys'"s. A-,arias, Ma;.aaSS.,rs. sirOn2ny.
os, aud Rowrc tnaiysis ks'iics,ur:i. NerGsn.
-! and to,ornphirsl Drswing. EnSlisa. Ir,nch.
evening; and are oTcn 10 eosh seI"s
piPNLTAEST oF MATHEMATICS -nr.bra.
c.ica., po 51'h T. iiiEGDGKiSs Pr D. -"'
REPAYMENT oF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL aud
Tins LECTURES IN tie HISTORY OF raiio>ophy' Prof
LEX DAVIS LODGE. Ph. y.
DEPARTMENT or FRENCH; -Thoroaa,l course in
pGTif S fbaaP a. to se'en''h' students fr' LIZ
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN. Complete course
m IN re 5rr!aAa iaps"Se ,a ana .H.is We
,.nr sna ht,ory q corr. IN p "a s s Hf K
MANN SuHo NTELp. IN. u. Professors.
| DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGISEEEING. 4Coua-
srilciion, Ianl su!N~yluy. roads and naiiro ~.
y ma iiS~rs aud hrrt-, =. tunu~ls Masonry.
WOODEN. iron and -ter' biiiC,s fu.Tn-cfln- Rant.
SO 10 al ~ and Contracts CIV furirrsF Z
tcn.ls ssLnu. Oat-u.r Prs.tic- and .nsrs. ton
| ~ arsual WORK !r'i. FRANCIS r. fANk. jr., c.
| AEcHTTICTr-RAL COURSES -El@men,sry ard
fdvaa""t pFswtnE Ccus'rueiion. Na,.fia'-. F.-r-
ss'tlNr ana shadows IT, - Architecture, the
len 'i>sIn'e IN Architecture. Prof fhANCls X.
1 bEfAkrSENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.
i1,H I h-ry Eiectricity and is 1e~hni-zl Appli.
ratipns. Lab r=tIrv and SloT Work Construction Of
yI tucs. Nn;o-s. r.. Laboratory Supplied with esec
/ str ctor.
Construction ~ I'e~tric Shops and rants Nechan-
icai nytn~"ring. MunIrpa Problems q th. Ee,tri-
81 - :inter. Ntslsiv- course in Desl ning. Prof.
/ FRANCIS H. fANA. Jr.. q. o.
| DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS General PHYSICS
Lectures. fully illustrated 10y .sp-riacuts Practical
i"asur,'r.nis In laboratory General Astronomy.
| T. =. lEWlS. Is. =. lns rucior
| f.r nnrtncr Information apply 20 Prof II. l.
| h'bnhiNS. ~ u. Secretary " the Faulty.
| THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
l:es " street northwest. gives thorough p-erarston
for 60 leZe, for the Naval and Military aiauiaS and
for JuslnrSs corps Il nine professors aud in=frc-
tors. N.nber Of ru.ils iiiited 20 100 Ruidinx oocn
for ms etion and teSch-r present taft-r Septenl-
l~r ~. : an-wr inquiries. 10 20 o'-ock ses.
| sion b-E1 sStPi EMBER2 81. FOR catalogue Or fur
! ther nforl.a ''un adde's
| sei5 IrircipAl
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(yONZAGA COLLEGE.
NO 10 ST. NV.
Under the direction Of the Fathers IF the Society OF
Jesua
C"assica, and business Courses Of S.ufies
English. French. German, Latin. Greek. Mathe-
MATES. Bookkeeping. Stenography and TypewrtinS
are included in the
In the Business Department srecial attention is
paid to the preparation of students service
examinations.
In the Classical Department students are prepared
tor en- rance into the Law. Medical and Scientific De-
partments. especially Of Georgetown University.
For further particulars applyto
au3-2m Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. a 4,
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASIIIS{:TON.

MISS HAISTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
IVA childre and Older girls will in OCT. 3 nd
1T S"It rs IpiIcatitn may tie made at tile school
looms, II 32OLh daily from 10 10 Y.
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rHE EVANS DENTAL PlRLoRs.
1917 Penn ave NV
Our sreciAitasi
CROWN AND DBrDSE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OrI PLATES

Tooth thn' have feraved snd hroken away rn,r n.
oernts ui''n NV this system -ngrsftei mon
thc roOts gwen new irass - hfe aud made so1f
nnd serNicealln IN every way natural on-s To be
sue - an artificial crown must be that
shall permanently arrest decay at the hrok.u end 81
ile ROOT and sronc cnouCh - prevent splitting OF
ROOT ~ Urea ing loose from its attachments rlal
THAI our r'wus hsy. all the>e r.quirenets and when
r"nl'ned With hrfdg~ wo.k wnrh CONSISTS in supply
hea ltifnl and durable appl an,e deytss. sub
sttute for the natural teeth al this without plsts
70 cover the roof Of the mouth he advance ia
dentislrN has been great M the last few years We
have hep pace with these improvements and the "a
Vents ~ The Evans PRrsurs ed receiving the
nTIi-tf % thner. pra-tic@d aud aruliei In the
tsfn an ar'isi- manne-. Our prices for .his class
q MnrE VI. - found reasonable consistent
With FIRST izss Vol and REST uIst.riais We 'ler.rm
Killings, artlfirial teeth god plHtina rubtsr ,nI
sn5-.,in.
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR. PrH. AND n sra
Ia Local anes,'eic used the g ms az ~. nsla
Wit; safety. Fllliag aspsaitE ~ n A. viii gfvs
COMFORT an satisfaction. All b-Anshes u dentistry
~ n-'saii 10, liion twelve vesrs. sesf
LBEE DENTAL INFrRNARY-TEErH FILLED
and a-.ihcisl teeth inssr:si without rh.rxe ete-s.
ocst 81 material =, - =. o.. dental department
oftlie Cola u5is1 University from I - ) p. m iAllr
u'iolcr = - June 81. ss,Sa
nENTAL INFrRNAEY- NATIONAL USIvER-
H si;y, cor. Sth All So ". Opeu 70 = al ths
yeer sNtrac.iay. Sc. free. rtllin-s eni ulatss a.
cost II materials. felO-tr
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN wishINGToS.

GroRerrowx Y ,SsxErsyrY
SCHOOL OF LAW.
REV, J. H,yESs Rsiictfh,nDs. s J..
HON I sfNRf Z Z B Bf snasS.sl T. D.
uoI L-G W1T n AZ i RI ygris:oTrydepqr
HON cSis. insties k : cont d cs Isl
Lecturer IN auto y and Administrative Law and
NARrIS F. MSK inihs IL D..
Dean Of ann ahf assH af L y. on
HON. JrRrM H:hafnhfPIsi. r. WILSON. IL. d.
Lecturer on the law Q; Real Estate aid the Law Of
ANDREW b. p tyiafnfe A. NJ. LII
Lee JsE Fl Equity 5SEFY in oT's
Lecture. the Law 81 Contracts and Negotiable
GEORGE E HsSffffroS, IL. D..
Lecturer on the Law g: Partnership; Corporations.
i, Ross ' Yfh ssi',e' It., L. A D..
and Domestic teistioas.
REv. RENE HoLATND. :. j..
Lecturer Natural Law.
SoE FL f5fa EFSS AsD L rs
SAMUEL NJ. yEATN.N. ESQ.
. The faculty take pleasure in gnnoun .ing the add
3. Brown. Justice Of Ike Supreme court Of the unit
States t. whom has been assgnei the course on ad
announcing that hon. Edmund F. pGnne OF New
York has been added to the faculty for ensuing
year and viii lecture on the Law OF Persona, Prop
erfy.
he new and commodou- building at Nos. 500 and
Dos street northwest, which WAS completed and
cupied during the past yea t. devoted exclusively q
the purposes OF the Law School and Is believed - b6
IN every res2.c tLorough,y adarted T. the pa-p
To- which e ected. Ample accommodations 70
yided in the ~ayof lecture rooms and library and
reading rooms. lie library. now comprising ;ht
English and leading American reports and the --latest
text books upon most LEGAL subjects with the
dious reading rooms attached VIII bc from
In. to 10 daily. ndays excepted, 10 students
and alumni OF the school.
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and an.
nouncenents made FOR the ensuing term on NcdIes
DAY: October D. al 80 D. Present ard prospective
students alumni Il the school and all Interested
most cordially invited to BE- present.
The secretary can be at his Office in the Law
building on Mondays and Thur Stays curing Septen'
Der and daily thereafter from b: 20 ui.. fer
information. enrolment, &c. Those PROPOSING 10
connect themselves with the school the ensuing
term raQuested to enroll their names before the
curing on that occasion.
Circulars giving course OF study. terms. &c. can
be obtained at book stores Of W. II Morrison. 1884
st. Nv. Lowdermilk Co. 1924 ~. n. W, and
John Byrne Co. t0s IAN 81, NV. and at W. 5.
pication personally or by letter the undersigned
s. N. lEATMAN,
seI-1m SECRETARY and Treasurer.
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H. HE.Rrxe RESTORED.

FOR FIFTEEN YEARS MISS MAMIE sPHNGLER
FAD Eu>NING PROM The EARS. COMrLI-
GATED By ca AEkH TROUBLE REMOVED
BN Bh- JORDAN
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" lNDERGARTEN


NlNDERGAKTEN
. y Reception s.ruf A5s OCTOBER !, =, til.
O'CLOCK i NoEHR. Principals. ndsrraT: n,
Pollock. ioi7 Ioih st. NV. VI sroiat.
a trinity ever offered to rarei:s. cbildren .eachers
d.sIneIs dsGora os or artists - learn to d-aw ana
china ana aha oil and
painting from nature csnh. learned in few day..
at ana order from Gf
Ike an. : :sef alSpt
TS cnsi Of F Fhs XR 49,
FinIIsTSSpisss, SELECT sEI SCHOOL: Az EIEyENIAky
ans his an sse 4eol fs s 1911 street.
s'artng in the primary de ar'ment child NAV con
der tn. guidance Of xrerienced and thoroughly edu
caiel teachers who average one % every seventeen
&c thcut sinGls cond.ta the entrance examinations
to Cornell Yae Princeton and The Massachusetts In
The 'udins has been especially ar-an-e .or school
snpped with mars reference books and with chem
Instruction is adapted t. the needs and capacity Of
students and there are special advantages to apt
The students in attendance. la-ge numte- of
whom are preparing fo- COLLEGE have deserved repu
aynen nft scoo lire and '0F 'h''r On
TEX book; are furnished free Gstaosue, at BAL,
seli-T IHOS W. SlDN ELL. PRINCIPAL.
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
~ SOS ST w.
Lectures begin MONDAY, October J. 1892. at 9 30
All sessions in the evening. OIen to studt nts
of both sexes. STUDIES: General and Analytical
chemistry, matera medica. botany toxicology and
practical pharmacy with laboratory practice. Exam
nation for entrance Thursday. September 20. at
f can a. x s sasss
building. Once hours from 10 to daily. s14- lm
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS CLASS
for adults to 3. Class reunions to IL. Private
lessons given by appointment. Glass for children
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Address
se2-l0t' J. b. CALDWELL. 1O7 st. NV.
THE 10Th ANNUAL SESSION OF THE MISSES
L TtFFEi'S School will open ct 1430 Corcoran st
September 10. Apply for circulars. Terms mod
crate. sel3-eolms
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
42O 9Th st. IL W.. will open Saturday, October ].
JAMES +. BUNDY. Secretary.
Office. 400 9Th st. NV
se13toc1 Residence. 400 ct.
THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE WILL RESUME
It's classes in drawing and painting ON October 3
Messer. Howard Eelmck, ". H. Holmes, q. s. j.
Dunbar, Misses Bertha E. Perrie and Florence L.
Pond; Address nos 18th st. NV. Circulars at the
principal art stores. sel3-1m
MRS. MANS KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
Vl aud THE ELIZABETH PEABODY KINDER
GARIEN NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, 1918
Fall and winter sessions begin October 8. 1892 s13m
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Dr. H1fSEs' Golden SPECIFIC.
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
n 1872 MASS. AVE,

"A 1872 MASS. AVE,
FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
Will reopen MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IN with IN
creased facilities for mpartns thorough course Of
education IN the primary, preparatory and academic
departments The musical course embraces vocal
lessons and instructions the piano. harp, violin
and guitar. Special attention given art elocuton
photography and .ypswriting sul -5in
DRoF. CRONIN HAS REoPENED HIS SHORT
Il hand classes in st. Johns Coleye Vermont ave-
between the hours Of 1890 and $50 p. IA. daily.
CLAN, Pres. auS-3n
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THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE WILL RESUME
i its classes in drawing and painting October 3
1882. Instructions Msssrs. r. n. Brooke, E. c.
Messsr. Howard Eelmick. W. H. Holmes. .. s. J.
Dunbar. Misses Bertha Z. Perre and Florence L.
Pond; Address nos 18th st. NV. Circulars at the
PRINCIPAL art stores. sel31m .
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MRS. MANS KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
~ and THE ELIZABETH PEABODY KINDER;
Sunderland place. south of Dupont Gree.
Fall and winter sessions begin October s. 1907. }m
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.

L TlFFEY'S School will open at 1895 Corcoran st
September ID Apply for circulars. Terms mod
crate. sel3-eo1m'
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
L 40 9TH st. W.. will open Saturday, October J.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-16
NOT DEAD.
Remarkable Experience
of John Turk, a Pio-
neer Of Helena.
80 Doses Taken at Once Did
Not XIII, but Succeeded
In Curing Him.

vohl Turk, Cascade, Montana, tool 80
doses Of . so-ealled ''Saa Franchises Quaok's
Medicine" at once, and was not killed,
20 promised BY rival doctors. In septem-
bsr, 1889, he called ON Or. A. @. Stoddart,
iyi:l sins Rsysicifn to. DE. Liebis z Co..
and bstts City. Wiz had Offices for two
weeks q the Merchants Hotel, Helena.
MI. Turk had suffered for years with
Rheumatism, IMpurity Of Blood and effects
Of msrcsrial Salvation. He had four Of
the best physicians in Montana attond him.
and they failed to relieve him. DR.. stod-
dart examined him, lent his prescriptions
to Lisbig Dispensary, San Francisco. to be
prepared. After Dr. stoddart left, Mr..
Turk met the local doctors and told them
what he had done. They laughed at him,
kill him." He was 20 frightened that when
the medicine from San Francisco came hs
put tho bottle upon q shelf at his house,
~ Fsrk street, Helena, and il stood neg
lected until Dscenbsr (nearly three
night, had not slept half an hour at 4 time
IN years. Being ia great agony late in
December. at midnight. his eye caught
sight Of the so-oalled 'Quaok's7" medi-
cine; 1.-THE oUACK HAPPENS TO HAVE THE
MONTANA MEDICAL LICENSE AND n DULY
TANA.) He, in desperation deoided to kill
himself with the "Quack's" medicine, as
he was told BY former attending doctors il
would kill him, 20 he swallowed half a
months medicine at onoa-39 doses-and
fell asleep, slept until noon next day, and
never has had . pain or ache since.
The above reads like fiction, but truth ID
stras ger. and to prove that the above Is
true, write to John Turk, Cascade, Nom
tana, or call OF Mrs. E. Verley, or Mrs. A.
II: Dunbar. TOT Park venue Helena, Mont.
Drs. Stoddart, Liebig d Co. will have
offices in Helena at Merchants Hotel, 1st to
9Th Of each month. Montana offices s East
Broadway. Butte. Call or write
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Esesrsisn, Unisa PaeiAs system.
Juns ID this systsm will Ill fsand trip
tickets. Hslsna " PssIAs sSast paints, lii
itsd 10 sixty days going. Win privilege Of
returning Any tins within III months, q
following satss,
To San Francisco. going via Osdsn, ~
farming eame Foute, ga.
To Ban Erensisu0, aoing via Ogden and
returning VIA Portland. and vice versa.
70 San Francisco. going VI Portland ana
SstuEnin9 sAms route, 97h
To Los Angeles. going VII OGDEN and
sacramento and ss5urnins VII Hen Tran-
CISCO, Of Woo vsrsa, ga.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and San
FRANCISCO and returning viz Bkn Francisco
and Ogden. e9A
To los Angeles. going via Portland and
returning via Sacramento Or vice versa,
$685. [.
Tickets will also be ON sale the 18th 10
Salt lake and return, fLre $50. linttsd TO
tsn days going; final limit sixty days.
Remember the Union Pacifc ID the south
srn route and makes twsnty-sight hours
quicker tins TO san FrAnoisco than any
other Linz.
Through sleeping oar reservations and
further information can be had ~ calling
on OF addlessing 20 North Main street,
Helena. n. q. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
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This IL thu advice Of
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.Ns.EaN p& H.H-h
H~smingway's embroidery silks, Japan floss,
Roman floss and rope silk only Abc per dozen at
The Bee Hive.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
ZbrOdnia.

William Fenell, mieszkajacy pod
n. al Willow ul. pope}ni} zbro-
dnie, mord, kubefek. piwa. W
sobote wieczor William Beach woz-
MICA Gardner Transfer Co. }adowaf
pakunki ma w6z W uliczce po "a te-
atrem Havlins, przy 91-szej Wabash
ave. w. Fenell zapyta} w. Beach,
czy chce mu kupic piwa gdy Beach
zaprzeczy}, Fenell uderzy} 60 W gfo-
we zelazem kt6re trzymaf W reku,
powodujac g}eboka RANG / do tego
smiertelnia. Lekarze powiatowego
szpitalu powiadaja re W. Beach zYe
ME moe. Fenel siedzi W wiezieniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Czyszczenie ulic.

J6zef Donajski i Frank Aronow-
ski, policyanci stacyonowani PREY
Himnan ul., zostali przydzieleni 90
urzedu zdrowia i zadaniem tychze
jest, kontrolowac wszystkie podwo-
rza i uliczki (alley), i spowodowac
dokfadne oczyszczenie tychze re
smiecia brudu. Ohydwaj rodacy
nasi pracuja obecnie W 17tej war
die, kt6ra jest zamieszka}a dosyc
liczuie przez Polakow. Do jakiego
stopnia dochodzil, brud, ME juz W
ullczkach, ale W podworzach yard
ach) dom6w, MONA po tenn osadzlc
re wczoraj z trzeeh takich podworz
wywiezlono 2e woz6w smiecia, od-
padk6w, etc. .. 80.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
George GagnOn aresztowany.

Fred D. Stevens, klerk u Marshall
field'a, wykupii wczoraj warrant ma
dra George Gagnon w}aseicieia "New
York Dental Parlor'' pm. 1872 ma
State ul., "a pobicie i niebezpieczne
grozby. -...
DR.. Gagnon rozdawaf karty byz-
nesowe, W kt6rych wymienia}, IL
przy okazaniu tych ostatnich kuracya
jest o dolara tansza. 49, F.
Stevens po wyrwaniu zeba, zamlast
So daf dentyscie 50 i karte. Gagnona
to tax roz}osci}o, IL obi} swego pa
cyenta grozac smiercia, jezeli jesz-
cze raz sic pokaze, wyrzuci{ 60 "a
drzwi. -. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Wiadomosci Miejskie.
MORDERSTWO.
Mtchaf German. 7O-letni starzec zamOrd0
wany W swojej sypialnl.
Trzej towarzysze Gormana W podeJ
rzeniu o te zbrodnie. !

Straszne morderstwo pope4nione
zostafo W "Boarding- house, PAM
Sary Bellmann p. n. 83 S. Canal ul.
ma starym cz}owieku.
Ofara mordarstwa pad} 7o-letni
Micha1 Gormann. Przyszed} on do
wyzej wymienionego domu W towa-
rzystwie trzech mezczyzn i wynajaf
sobie pokoik ma trzeciem pietrze.
Gdy German wczoraj rano ME wy
szed} re swego mieszkania, gospody-
nj kazafa mieszkanie jego otworzyc
drugim kluczem. Znaleziono starca
oparta gEowa porecz }6zka. G}o-
wa twarz by}y pokryte zaschfa
krwia, kt6ra wyciekla trzech g}e-
bokich ran, otrzymanych W glove.
PAM Bellmann uwiadomi}a W tel
chwili o tenn policye i poda}a nazwi-
ska tych, kt6rzy przybyli Gorma-
mem. Jeden z mich jest juz niem}o-
dy czfowiek i zawsze razem MIN
mieszka4. Policya spodziewa sic W
kr6tkim czasie dostaG ich W swoje
rece.
Rany, kt6re przyczyni}y sic do
smierci Gormana, zadane So jakiems
ciezkiem narzedziem, lecz zbrodnia-
RE narzedzie to zabrali soba. Scia-
ny pokoju, W kt6rym wykonane 20
sta1o to straszne morderstwo, obryz-
game So krwi2 nieszczesliwego.
Jak twierdza, German by} pija-
klein przypuszczaja, il, bedac "
nietrzezwym stanie, wszczaf k}6tnie
z towarzyszami i zosta} przez mich
zabity. !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Cd Tow, gimn. ,,Sokd Mr.. T..

Otrzymujemy nastepujaca kore-
spondencye prosba o um1eszczenie
W ;, Telegrafe'':
Ma posiedzeniu nadzwyczajnem
Tow. Sok64 Polskinr. I. W Chicago,
dnia 25 wrzesnia b. r. obrano naste-
pujacy zarzad: FIR, Sawieki prezes;
Stanislaw Walig6rski vice prezes;
AIfons Dziadul sekr. correspondent
cyjny; J6zef Nowicki sekr. fnan. ;
Adam Pofaszczynski kasyer; Wa
lenty zychlihski naczelnik; W}ady-
shaw Bonk pod-naczelnik, W}ady-
shaw Glaza gospodarz hall i sekre-
tarz uczni6w szko}y; Andrzej Ia
charewicz chorazy. Rada gospodar-
cza: J6zef Napieralski, Wineenty
Witkowski Tomasz Bonk.
Wszelkie korespondencye doty-
czace sic Tow. sok6} polski nr. l W
Chicago racza bye 1askawie przesy-
iane ma imie nizej podpisanego:
ALFoNs Dz1ADUL, .7O6 W.>1sth St.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
DROBNE NOTATKI.

N Agnieszka szterling, jedna
buffalowskich panienek, zaskarzyfa
Jana Kanknowskiego $500 odszko-
dowania. Kanknowski zle sig po-
dobno wyrazif jej prowadzenlu
sic, no i z tego ma ,trubeP'. Sad
skaza1 60 ma zap1acenie pannie Szter-
ling $32s.5O. K. jednakze ME miaf
tyle pieniedzy, wiec powedrowa4 do
ula. ....
\ Sprawa @: G. Franka, o kt6rej
W swoim czasie donosilismy, zakoh
ezona zosta}a wypuszczeniem agen.
cika ma wolnos6. Szkoda!.. 80.
H,Tow. R6zahca sw. W wBuhalo po-
chowa4o ubieg}ego poniedzia}ku je-
dna ze swych najstarszych si6str.
Liczny orszak pogrzebowy by} ostat-
MIA przyslugs 7marfej' =.
ZBuffalo donosza, IL Lux, kt6-
rzv snoliczkowa1 aldermana John
soma. zosta4 skazany ma $500 kary,
co Z wielkq ohecia natychmiast uczy-
nil. " !
l. Jan Molawski,. zam. P, n: 20 ma
Sweet ave. W Buffalo, zostat stra-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27

sznie pokaleczony W ubieg}y piatek.
Dostaf on sic pomiedzy diva wagony
ma kilka z}amanych zeber. Odwie-
ziono 60 do szpitala.
w biezacym tygodniu odbedzie
sic az kilkanaScie spraw polskich W
Buffalo. Pomiedzy innemi sprawa
Walentego Piatka, kt6ra sig ciagnie
prawie diva lata. i ...
w Pittsburgh, Pa. dosta1 sic
pod koia, wozu l9-letni Borowski
tax nieszczesliwie, re W kilka; minut
zycie zakohczyl.
w Buffalo. N. Y. umar1 Jan
Bengalla poraniony mocno przez ko,
lei Lake Shore. Liczyf on 29 lat. Po,
chodzi on Galicyi, gdzie pozosta-
viii zone troigiem dzieci. t.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Polacy w Ameryce.
Gary.

oPrzyjaciel Ludu'' W Pittsburgh
Pa. pisze, il do redakcyi przyszedf
niejaki p. Pinkasiewicz opowle-
dzia} co nastepuje:
Gdy wspomniany p. PinkasleWlc7
ozeni4 sic Z obecna sw2 mafzonksa,
niejaka Kanusowa - s9sladka' nj
stad ni.z owad zacze}a przepowladac
.. Pinkasiewiczowej o jej przyszfych
dzieciach ich zyciu. Po nleJa-
kim czasie, Bog Pinkasiewlczow OBJ
darzy} dzieckiem, kt6re po "a godzl-
mach umar}o. .Tu trzeba nadmlenlc
ze owa Kanusowa podczas choroby
D. P. nigdy do. niej ME wstaplfa'
Gdy zas dziecie umarfo, zjawlfa SIG
lax widmo prosi}a pewnego stofoW-
nika, aby twarz niemowlecia pod
wisza1 chusteczka co tez uczynf'
Nastepnie sama odwiaazafa owa chu-
steczkei pewne tasiemki cd czape-
czki, kt6re zamoczy}a> we wodzie
daWafa pic swemu szwagrowi, ktory
by4, jak sic zdaje, na}ogowym plja-
kiem, ably sw6j na}6g porzucif. Gas
chyba juz, aby lud przesta} wierzyc
W takie g}upstwa"
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
KatO1icy usunleci.

QUINCY, Ill. 2e-go WIZ esnia. -
Donosza nam ze republik kahski "a
rad szkolny, odsunai wszystkie ka-
tolickie parafalne szko}y, cd bra
MIA udziafu W uroczystoscfach jubi-
leuszowych, jake beds mia}y miej-
see W 4oO-letnia roczniee odkrycia
Ameryki. Katolicy zfaczyli sic z Lu-
teranami obcb6d urzadza ma wiasna
reke. Wszystkie gazety, bez wzgle-
du ma wyznania, potepiaja krok "a
rzadu szkolnego, opr6cz naturalnie
gazet gfupio republikahskieh.