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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and d SITS. NV
cHANSERI SALE OF 4 QozY HOME IN GEORGE.

SThEETl.
District Of Columbia dated the 2ash October 1891
and passed In certain therein depending. in
whlcn Robert A. Phillips WAS complainan and Harry
= ogie defendant. the undersigned trustees VIII
TwENTY-NfNTa. issa. At aRff.PAsr FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ, In front Of The premises parts Of lots
seventy and seventy in Beatty anc HAWKINS adai
ton TO Seorgetown the same being bounded az fol-
stree, the end Of line drawn westerly on said street
twenty three feet nine inchee from the southwest
tsrsection q Frat and Frederick street. and
thence south end parallel With Frederick street
street fourteen feet stx inches; thence north and
parallel with trst line -one feet to the south
line Of Prst stIeet then with said FRS, street four
Terms Of sale prescribed BY decree onethird cash
and the restdue in six and months with inter
ees from day Of SALE all cash at The option OF pu
chaser deposit Of tlo0 VIII be required when the
" ss nos sss a
within ten day. after sale the trustee the
right 70 resell The property risk and cost Of the
'H''ss oas M
UNITED STATES MkRsHAL's SALE by
- virtue OF writ Of ner faciAs. issued out Of the
clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
columbia and t. me directed, will sell at public
on Friday the eS ssy So " b pesss sGo M
defendant IN and 70 the following described property
IN square mum bsred eight hundred ana twenty nine
1920 in the city OF Washington District O. Colum0
biA with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and lsyied pen ss the property of Harry land
at Law in favor Of William J Frizzeii
DANIEL N. RANspELL,
,r,, q. 8. Marshal.
A~eAsn
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RATCLrFFE. DARR 4 co.,

TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE-8Y vIR-
- tue Of writ Of er faciAs issued the clerk.
once Of the supreme Court of the District Column bia
at No, 6g7 Louisiana ave, n. W. city OF Washington
P PaTT e G0lyn 6n 81 MEoXPrkR TIE TWENTY
O'CLOCK NJ. all the right. title claim and Interest
Of the defendant in and TO the following described
property TO Wit:
One lot Sewing Machines. Parts Of Machines. &C..
30 comprising finished mAchines separate parts
arms. frames. woodworks, also one ~ Large Iron
Safe seized and levied upon the property of Isaac
/ Johnson and will be sold satisfy execution No
33051. In favor Of James G. Addison.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL.
u. s. Marshal.
RADCLIFFE DARR CO.,
Auctioneera nj exoS
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

+ FH0'rn5 81 The Ell 5rI SECTIONS
BARNES / = WEAVER.
FENToN ST. NE
good Investment
Ra Ssssf Tor " SO. 90 &c A'''hsn
Price. 81 900
Fourroom brick water IA kitchen.
CALIFORNIA ST. NE
Centrally iocsted
Rents for $50 80 per month
Le Dy9i, Park.
Three-story pIess-trick bay window
Easy terms.
1888 LINDEN ST.
Corner Of Elm st.
Seven ao sasap b hSas at 1i So 9oo inns
Easy terms
1913 NORTH CAPITOL ST
rres.-bricE Sayy. St iss DWELLING.
Blk 'GFs 4ies. s q. 5o o. m
ls2s LARCH ST..
L. Drot. Park.
Six rooms. bath. i ali mod imp.
IL. L p r
A comfortable dwelling:
Six rooms bath. all mod imp.
5o9sPRucE ST.. n,,,.p.
Press brick bay-vindow front
Six rooms. bath ali MI.
f fGice. $500 4.5S6.
1926 SIXTH ST. n "; ss,,
A comfortable dwelling
Two-story and cellar. six rooms. q. MI
lie Droit Park
bargain
Three-story AMI cellar.
ST. NV. BET. FIRST. AND SECOND SITS.
IN FaF sh fa d1sila sS Buy iGca hSg's
Six i Prias. s sa.4 Sm''
Five rooms water in kitchen.
Price. $500
51i MAPLE AVE
Price, IS. 800.
Press-brick bay-xind@xi, stone trimmings
Six rooms, bath, all mod. lIaps-
400 SPRUCE ST.
lie Iroit Park
complete home.
Price. s6 300.
Larxe lot
Six rooms. bath. all mod imp.
AS Q ST. ". W.
Complete dwelling.
Call end inspect same.
NO reasonable Orer refused.
1879 LARCHST.
lie Droit Park
Price. 81, 900 only.
desirable home.
Eight rooms. bath. all mod. imp.
1885 LARCH ST.,
lie Dro. Park.
Price, $3.50.
handsome residence.
Nine rooms bath. all mod. iInps-
Price. SO. COO
Store and dwelling
Large store room,
Seven rooms and bath.
Brick stable in rear
915 ST. NV
Price, SIS 500
handsopp- residence.
Nine rooms. bath all mod irnps.
Large cellar. entire house heated by furnace.
2-story brick stable in rear.
1913 HARDWOOD AVE.
lie Droit Park.
Lot T0IlJ0
Price, 81 900.
Eight room. frame all mod. imp.
1901 HARDWOOD AVE.
LIE Droit Park.
Price. el2. 600.
Desirable location.
Eleven rooms. oath. ali mod imps.
BARNES & WEAVER.
1t 62y
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE
DIR lAIE0 pnN'

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE
SSs SS5s SSSs
srvFhaE ffnafs 81 kas
made 70 u sf oat
g:n. o.l s,aebO.rd. Chamber Furniture. ODD Pieces.
Lot Q, Toy. Tin War; China and Glass Ware. Fancy
snss q .se WATER B. wi Viii .0i oo
1t Auctioneeis.
H. SEhsH sg1sss.srs /, S9 a.. A.fss Ss
0S Louisiana ave.
TAXES p1sofES r o TINE dSsbs A w,-u,s
THURSDAY: Ssq2SfESSkSSsS S sSHHVszsrrrsrH.
An kna o:t al T.s. T II; rS.
Miro Sstls e; II ssis sis::s E.
Us sSrias.. feils' sH Set. fs.'s:s Bed "a
LARGE ssr ,s sS e sss,lHs
LOT GROCERIES,. SHOWCASES. SCALES. &c. &C.
6 BENsINaER. AUCTIoNEER.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR, No. o4O LA AVE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
At the Bazaar. on THURSDAY MORNING, NOvEM.
Der SEVENTEENTH. At TEN O'CLOCK will be
sold
A car load Of Horses and Mare. CONSUMED by MI
Louis Bernero of Philadephia
In this lot will be found black horse sired BY Long
Island Black Hawk has trottsd mile in Q 90 over
the Belmont course. Fine bay horse, can trot In
$50 Several large draft horses will weigh 9, 600
pounds pair. Some extra drivers In all the
best lot Of horses and offered at auction this
season We invite the special attention Of buyers
to this sale Every horse will positively Be sold
without reserve. The above lot Of horses will be
at the Bazaar for inspection Wednesday afternoon.
the 18th.
Mast 9. BENsINaER. Auctioneer.
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SHOOTING STARS.

II is not enough for . man TO know good
thing when he sees il. He must also seize Q
good thing when he knows it.
Remember, Johnny. what you really are de-
ponds good deal on what people think Of you
and expect you to be-"
"Yes, SIR
''Now you want to be considered good boy,
don't you?"
''Yes, SIR"
"why?"
"'Cause Christmas is coming"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

The laying Of the corner stone and dsdica-
tlon Of the main building Of the ex-ConfsderaSs
Hone took place ct Hieginsvills. No., ysssss-
day.
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THIS EVENING.

cox 0O0 WORTH OF DIAMONDS GOLD
sOSO,OOO watches. hns silver ware and other
goods from Marston's loan otrce Troy, N Y FECH-
NER, Auctioneer. Gil Pa ave-. under Metropolitan
Hotel. nl6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

The es.rsviseh has In visnn. ssr 9. Psssr.-
burg.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co. Auctioneera
Of sri Hs04h s 'AssffRREER
4 gSsEs;s s::,;a = sss!S s
iss '1e rss n :nif3n Il s3H
R PS1R 4.
s"s Sse ss Il II ssy Of
ssT.d II IN KlsSsy ana s.hsTs q
sS Of The Of hs Of :hs
Terms: onethifd cash. balance in two eaua Install
mepts payable In one and two years from day OF SALE
deferred payments secured by deed Of trus: On
1as dosp.
CURED on day Of sale All conveyanctng. recording.
XRTHUR a. BIRNEY, Trustee.
oABELL w1LLlAMs9 5Sa' frnsse ave
III
nle,2. kN cABELk @sIiEEihIhAMsos.s Trustees.
DUsoAss0s BROS. a sTh ssB b SITS NV.
s IF e!
# sss Fl sHi ass s ss
land records the Distrio Of Colgmtia and at the
SgH f'fff e. Rr'n ss
nine a q SslIs hSsi .abd S
subdivision Of square numbered eight hundred ami
% Of oS s. BY
two story brick dwelling containing SIX rooms and
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in one and two
years. Win interes, al Per cent per annum In;
N
e dsy: . g, o. sale
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the
chaser Or purchasers. 'N
n4.,a G 6H2s: G G. P HhNsE14. Trustees.
s-rHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac-
~ q En- seiSfi IH ISL
n,s,a G GH2s g: FEfsoofr.s Trustees.
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctionesrs. l4O7 est
vALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATE ON
FEsEG kYG pK2 BE K6HsE HS s5s
Rck HoTs NJ IS s2kEET soEfM
BY virtue Of, decree of the suprem. Court Of the
sha*q bridrsss csee cause COM
pia,nsnt and Ada Coffee ct al are defendants. the
s Ta apfsSp
o 81 b. sS~aT
described property situate in the district aforesaid
w LOT NO. 10. N SQUARE NO. aa5.
Located on the south side OF street between I'd and
~ streets southwest. improved by frame and brick
dwelling. Nos. 300 and 30S street southwest
srectivsly.
Terms One-third cash. balance in two equal pay
ments in and two years. with interest and
by deed Of trust on the property. all cash. at the
spos. vii IFS Be- ssSnred
st the time OF the sale upon each piece sold. and
should the above terms be not complied with within
ten days from of sale the trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and Of the de-
faulttnR purchaser purchasers after such public
notice as they may deem necessary.
WILLIAM X. DUHAMEL.
JNO A. CLARKE, trustees.
nI-d&ds sos d st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

COLD WEATHER CHANCE
In simmer time he shut the door
And brought the anger to your brow.
He changes, and you chide the more;
He always leaves it open now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

I'OR RENT OR sALE-oNE OF THE HAND
u soonest and larges, ll-r9on residences, around
an, houses with appliances for Matching and raisins
q land with 6ne shade rees lawn and large Or
eI nisa, JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1871 ST. NV
nshed dwelling; well located; also several unur-
H15sa b 5iSm e FORD sia
LNoR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
farming located ST on Hamilton 81 sos si sb
District Y Columbia and within two miles of Navy
% s1S h
r. %ng 200 pea 4 f2 rG As
EoR sAL.-sEyEN ACRES FxCELLENT GAR
a DE, and IN Bladepsburg with 4room dwelling
s.iI =. 60 200. DUcKETT FORD. 6l7 st. NV pST
lana farm. 20 acres. and house X rooms and
Sn,euildings ~ miles from Capitol; in perfect
duon- MA Nv
L'OR SALE-l23 ACRES GOOD LAND ON PO-
! ,ona1 IN sisht Of Wsshinston and Alexandria;
uii electric rsiiway to Mount TeTnon nos c Snn
AsRa or
FoR REMIT BENNINe. D. c.-rwo MODERN
each 4 Nd s. a~c lin GsI aIe e
ai5i 'fp'b fS S Grs SIS 18th St.
.soa. a1Ts 9E III Se
SIs Hsid; .,l ;sIi to eOiOred people AadTsss
and 100 land yerlookins th. city miles out,
WIN ~. Sso:S house A5nsSn
balance $40 per month; also new 4-room house and
ssl9 :.h for
iOr ful paIi ulars and map and List q other
'G ai iils and rent E. ffRshi4s i. n v
EOI sALE-ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
4 few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland.
One q. 600 cottage. containing rooms sIo cash
One q. 800 cottage. containing rooms. els cash
Two q zoo cottages containing rooms. s2o cash
Three y 500 cottages. containing to rooms. sa5
one &c. 600 cottage. containing rooms. $50 cash
Two = 500 eot,ase:, containing 8 to 10 rooms. s45
Al q the above cottage, are convenient to the
ton thy are well built have porches. wells. pumps.
.Sd o;s na 81 %
sYa,s,n from 1000 % = 90 isss Of $roSsd: =;
eth, miles tro% w.ssins,Sn er he W,.LiPston
:. t .a p az. .:s 20
mSre 1t h.. Z beaptifai lake. stores. pos, once.
Wassias.on only 81 cent. s.eh %ss 70 see Rssper.y
SEWMANr osp.Ip fs sppIy 20 fto% 10 10
a N. p. IN. IA
EOR sALE-TwO HUNDRED SEPARATE PIECES
send OF call for large list, with map Of country
ss aGnS md N s
to view DrSys PINES ss e af fpssTS
n8lm 1921 IT. n. ".
! EoR sALE-25 or As ACRES OF A BEAUTIFUL
tract in clear ne IDS. near Beshssda Park and ter
o1iSin ''so's ico
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FUTURE DAYS,

y ATCLIFFE. DAkk CO.. AUCrIONEERS
fbLE E E AUG sT2TE X a6tkF
haS & sP AvEsSf R IA SrsSskGk
STREET: -. -
conveyed to me for the purpose o. sale and dstrbu-
ton Of the proceeds. viii sell BY public ancton in
E EHi EcI Pay Az q SoyE4BfE; 4 :: Isa; Il
- LOTS 70 AND13
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
Terms One-third cash; balance, in one and two
ih.ya pTopy saa Or III
ss .hs G III I at s Of s
terms OF ssie are not complied with in 10 days from
the rt.k ana cost q the defsultius purchsser ter Ave
das OF such resale in some newspaper
and recording at the cost % IF .ef ti
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.
rRgsTEEs' SALE OF 4 yA4gA9LE NEW Two
KNOWN As 1888 EiaHTm sThERT nor FL
By yirt ne Of certain deed of trust dated February
10. 1891 and recorded in Liber No 1851 folio 300
ba. snd at the reQues. Of the holder Of the notes Sc
sh w s Sst
H HHhFls PH rot II SStN n.
to- District q C4laHba . Wit The north iwe9ty
{e5 feet 70 ten 90 foot alley of ORIGINAL iot mum:
S the hsT ss
600 due FsbEusry 40 t. 1854 1854 IN
one year 70 be secured Gy deed Of property
s Ss u gsyasis ss%sha,rsy aspS.l. 3 ssco
and rssofdnr at aa s 81 's Al
complied with in ten days from sale the trustees re-
ss, Ave
n,ed4d. G 6AyHPE 3; F e. sT6Bssr Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. 5i2 St. n w.
asS sfsE 81 grssS
TSHsP% Me- wi. .. Il 18th;
s s n s.
wiz hms o.e,hsf cash balance N and two
e al At re e9iSn ths
IN Son n pu
hod~ds Auctioneers
cu S1rra n ~. ABOVE SALE Is PosTpoNEp ON Ac:
iss a. same hour s sHS pIses
DUNcANsoN BROS. AUoTIoNRERs.
rRE EFr SsS SALE OF xyALTABLE IMPRoyEp
EEI RssEE MEME ASp sTREErs AND FEN,
BY virtue Of deed in trust to the undersigned we
s Ssi q
ias & "a S,s
tG.SsE @ a
subdi Uson OF lots in square numbered ten hundred
% .o Once es0Saqis = ps sss lS g,
columbia Each lot is improved by Q desirable new
II g. .1 Is &c. FL IS .S Sa
t ooo .sa III. sOS q
August IL. 1894 49, -
The lots win be sold subject to said trusts with in
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance ON or be-
the pur rhsser bearing date day Of sale NTH psr
deed OF trust on the property sold or al cash q
lot Conyeyancing and recording ct purchsseris cost
Terms to be complied with with In ten days or resale
may be made at risk and Of defauting
| CHARLES CHILDS, --.a
HENRY A. JONES,
| THOMAS N. FIELDS.
mo- RIDoUT,
1417 ct. n.w.,
AttorneyA nlS-dkds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
THE EVENING STAR:
FOR SALE-PIANOS.
nor SALE-


j. SPECIAL BARGAIN.
ms and carvings; carved legs and lyrs double oSer
strung and tull octave; subsrior quality Of tome;
aS adsn md g.
n1e 1aa5 + z. S ave-. n V.
.Ss S.h ws9sS
stay. some second hand. some new. but all
in .tsstisn. eond,t,on., lbs, prices we've
ar sISna .p .s is: s1ASo
!s, q Sd brfor. you have provided your
Music MAKER I MsFShsns siAfs "a NV.
EoF sALR-oNE sECoYDHAND UPRIGHT IN
snd oa on spot E Htsh %SH IL
co e2o 9TH ST. NV. sohmer piano agents. se10-6m
For sALE-wE HAVE SOME SPECIAL OFFER
III f Fl, nd S sS
R46a2NGE WAITE ROOMS gsPs . THE n faaSo
t,7 tone upright piano slightly used cost sa5o
WILD zoe enS scyi5 $. sna fa
FOR SAIE-oNE BEAUTIFUL SILVER EXTRA
so so% s coS1s aSs'i solo eSss
FoK SALE
ESTEY OReAN-A BARGAIN
sod Walnut case si1 stops four sets Of reeds i
will sell for $40. on s5 monthly payments
nS +. g. SMITH. 1225 Pa ave. NV.
For sALE--HANDsoME UPRIGHT GRAND
pdano beautiful style aud extr aordinaily fine tome
Snsy ys aid n..I touch aaSs
every way desirable instrument; one of the best
makes and one OF our standard selling pianos per-
fectly new; the regular price is $685.; have only
two to offer az TJO on terms of 500 cash down and
balance monthly to suit; splendid bargain don't fall
THE PIANO EXCHANGE
no 013 Pennsylvania
EOR SALE-oUR SECONDHAND PIANOS ARE
all repaired equal TO new and sold easy monthly
payments Prices from $50 upward
PFEIFEER CONLIFF
ocIZ All 18th st. NV.
EfOR SALE-A FINE NEW CABINET GRAND
Il piano used three Tnonths) price, &195 cash. In
cludes plush stool and cover; this is bargain.
+. WAIDECKER b CO..
ocb-.jm ?197th st. n
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TINE LONG BRIDGE.
Gen. Casey Say. n Thrcatcns the city,
Safety.

HE THINKS II sHorID M ENTIRELY Rrbrrrr-
IMPROVEMENT OF TRr POTOMAC AND RrvyRs
FLOWING INTO rr-suRvfrs ORDERED ny CON-
osEss-DEEPESIxe ruE cHAxSKl-
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UNDERWRITERS.

G H. HINES, UNDERTAKES AND EMBALMER
.. and manufacturer Of supplies xy1 10 80 per
cent saved By consulting Mr. HINES. 13I5 l4th st.
Il Telephone 7s5 aul6-t,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

Go DInrcr To TIE FAoroRr
OF THE
KAHN SONS MANCFACTURIN0 CO..
53l SEVENTH ST. n. w..
For your
SILVER AND PLATED WARx
Branch Of Baltimore. Nd
REPEATING done In the best manner. sci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
MANICURE.

Mannfsr.urrr Of T1NE MANICURE ana chi RoPOD.
Isl GOODS south of New York no2O-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

Oh. gentle ornithologists,
Before you go away,
1t is of course supposed that you
Your knowledge will display
About the crow. But when you speak
OF his food habits" pray
Be kind and tactful and have naught
OF politics TO say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

"This is a har-rud world, " said one laborer 10
another.
''Yes. OF do be thinkin' sv that livery time Of
put me pick-ax Until it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

81 am very popular, " said the chrysanthe-
num- Nearly every man that sees me wants
to buttonhole me"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

w, w: |, s; \, TIxAssssAss s. Ms y.xrs.. AMP
repatrtnG specially. 20 9Th 81 nv. ssl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

"What have you done with the parrot you
used to have?'
1T became SO profane that ! had to part with
it,"
"where is it now"
Il gave it TO a man who bet on Harrison"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

81 don't quite see why you refer to that srti-
fetal member as a game leg"
''oh, that's all right. 1 won il on an election
bet"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30
i Doradca
z Milwaukee, Obocnu

2 Milwaukee. Obecny-
n 2 obywateIi chicagos.
aistwo Kiolbasowle ;
PP'grono krewnych i Una.
m neo.presby.tera. Il
81 bYli obecnl: X. x.
r Gulski z Milwaukee,
1 Raszkiewicz z Otis,
Ia, Franciszek Knoll,
zaleski, Jan Kolesiiskl
enty Domagalskl. STAINS
NaUrocki Chicago,
uei Wrobelz Michigan.
k!lku klerykow
z va}ecz Z i 2s sp4,-p pal
bra materya re slicznen obla-
mowani EN- tylO 80 cte
Take same gardynY bez
O~b]amOWanla AO CT.
Je2li potrzebujecieram do
braz6w, ME placcle wyso
klch cen agentom, idzcie po
OTTO do mas. Przeclez u mas
lest GtOWNA KWATERA
E B ISTATKOW DOMO-
WYCH.
Trzcinowe krzesla, baja
XII. ty1o $l.25.
STOVvE az SON
Teraz obok aptekl p. PELZERA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30

rod1lnnym. pragnle wrocie. 2
ozafnym, krajowcami australskimi
Polacy maao maja %stycznosci, DO
tez CT ostatni nader rzadko tn sic
~ukazuja. So to po wlekszej czescl
koczownlcv, ME majacy statego
zajecia i nieprzychylnl ola prawd
swietej naszej WARY.
lyle tylko ma teraz nam do
DOME slen,a...
X. Leon Rogasski T. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30

ostawi6 zasadach.
fundusz rezerwowy, druko~
zane deta]lczne kvar.
alne sprawozdania, grow.
an'e posmlertnego So retor-
" Jak najlepsze ola Zjedno.
;enla.
W'arus Jest przekonany.
leze}' wszystkie propozy.
kSWle4ay ~, bsda przyiete, zyed-
Do podlotka,t kim czas1e
Zas ola aoiaru
Many kary
Mocnych butow,
Jakby { drutow-
Kazdej mary.
Chtop co wstap,
Tu do Czecha,
GdY wystapi,
Size usmiecha:
Mega modnle
| wygodnie
Mu sic widzi,
Zbosych szydzi!
Idac z miasta
krok1em predkim,
Reka SHASTA,
Tnie napietkiem.
G}osno kryczy:
Wara, walra!'
Co sic tyczy,
Fem ME skuty,
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ca i Cnota, poemat skreslony %.
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statnie chwile szpiega, przez Alex.
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opowiadania Starcgo organ1sty
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zfoconym tytulikien.--....75
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cnei oprawie ............ 80
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nych dzieci, uczacy pisania IL
stow z dodatklem pewinszowan.
0 brazkl Opowiadania
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-30
p~owie6ciowe

- matte lnns.
PIOTRA WEI.
K1EGO, esyli January Msskali
zawojo-anla cafego iwiata. rs
STAREeo
HISTORYA o sElashssns1 i piek.
nej Meluzynis,. so
KONsTYTUCYA sTANuW ZJE.
N0CZONYCH 10.
KSIAzKAP
WEGLARZ 2 WALENCYI. Pre-,
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ka Kwiatow. 80
z onstYtuoya 3 Maja 80
Prov d K do pisania list6w
mifosnych oras tyczaeyoh sig e4e
nienia i zawa1p6itoia. ......s5
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8 zka p lerxW iarusa,pewieB
obyczajowa przez J6zefa 3 mad
Obry 60
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w@dzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII VIE
49,. gu
W mocnej eprawie 80 sieconym
tvtullkiem ..........-.....65
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~. End Str. Wirona, Mimi.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-12-30
THE SHAM STILL WOTKS.

From the Kansas City, Kan. Gazette.
Chairman Briedenthall says there will
be great number of farmers in Topeka
at the Inauguration; that they never
saw an Inauguration, and that they
never elected a governor before, and
they will have some curiosity to see him
inaugurated. The money lenders, COM
mission men. bankers and broken down
lobbyists, running the peoples party
evidently take the Kansas farmers for a
lot of yawps. OF the ten governors Kan
sas has had up to date. three of them,
Robinson, Harvey and Click, never did
anything else than farm; and they re-
side on their farms yet. Carney was q
merchant, Martin newspaper publisher,
Crawford, st. John and Humphrey we're
lawyers, and Osborn and Anthony gen.
eral hustlers. Carney was the only
one among them that had any means,
and leading manipulation Of the
peoples party to-day helped bleed him
into bankruptcy. Every legislative
body that ever assembled in Kansas
contained q majority of farmers. There
is not law on the statute book to-day
that was not made by farmer votes in
the legislature. How tiresome this
farmer racket is. and how long can the
shan be worked?