davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

Sprobowa} jeszcze raz. PoSIed}
do hiszpanskleJ kr6lowei Izabeli.Tu
doplero krolowa i kr6l wys}uchsli
jego, dali mu okrety ludzi. by
pfynat " te strone droge daleka, a
rzekll mu tax:
Jesll znajdziesz kraj nowy,
zroblmy tam clebie naszym "a
stepcq.
Trzec,ego s,erpn,a 1892 roku,
w}asnle 400 lat temu odplynai
kolumb Cd brzegu / puscii SIC W
droge daleka.
Prawie po}trzec,a miesiaca
p}ynell pc szerokim oceanic, a
ktoz opowie, lie Kulumb tn wy
clerpia}? CT, co MN pfyneli,
podnoslli bunt przeciw MENU,
m6will. re darme swe zycie ich
naraza ma niebezpleczehstwo. re
jesli ME wroci, to go do tego
mora wrzuca t. d.
Uspokajaf lch Kolumb, prosi}
o cierpliwost, a san goraco Boga
prosl}, by mu pomds} W tel wrza
VIE.
Wreszcze ukaza}a sic zlemia.
Co "a radosc! co "a szczescle!
Przypfyneh do jak,ejs wyspy
pieknej jak ogr6d najwspan1alszy,
q gdy kolumb z chorqgwla pier
xszy wstapl} IA z,emle nieznana,
tamteisi ludzie zebral, sic Iicznie
l przypatrywali ciekawle gosclom
bialym.
Wyspe te nazwa} Kolumb
wyspa Zbawiciela, ma p~odziekowa-
ME Bogu, re so uratowa1 Cd ME.
szczescia. Mieszkahcy tel wyspy
ludzie zapetnie dz,cy, "a szklanne
paciorki lub blaszkl swlecace Cd
dawali kawa1y ztota. Me umleiac
sic rozmowlG przyDylymi ludzml,
pokazywall I'm tyl1o ma pofudnie.
jakoby tam by}o wlele z}ota.
Poplyna} Kolumb i tam, a
odkryf wyspe Cube. Tu zn6w
dzlcy ludzle w~skazywali mu ma
wschoe l m6wili ,,Halti", a sdy
kolumb pop}ynat, znalaz1 wyspe
ktora nazwat ,,Haiti". Wszedzie
zebraf Kolumb wiele zfota cd
dzlkich. ktorzy mu je dawall "a
swlcldefka.
Teraz mysla} kolumb, ably
wroclc do Hiszpann i opowiedzlec
krolowi,. iak mu sic droga po-
wlodfa Zostawlf jednak wprzod
ma wyspie Haiti SO swoich ludzl i
ma 9omlna} ich. ably dzikimi
obchodzlli sic spoKojnie }agodnle.
30 choc to Dizzy ludzic, powledzia},
zawsze So bratmi naszymi j ME
gneb1c ich, ale oswlecac / ma 4ono
kosclota bozego nawr6clc powin-
nlSmy sic staraG.
holumb pojechaf do Hiszpanli.
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
zAP4SUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
ADs1lnamie F8rmerskie.

Jak sllczna Jest Ameryka a.
przedewszystkiem osady poskie W
mel, bez polsklch szk6f, to dopraw.
dy nawet ma lwowska uwagl godna
okollcznosc zasluguje. Parafe bez
szk6f wydaja daleko lepszych
gentlemen i ladies, niz osady J.
najdoslSonalszem siedlisklem oswia-
ty. Bo bez jakowei urazy, u
p%lerwszYcE guma, tabaka IT'D.
1ngredvencye SO w ca4ej pe1ni W
uzywaniu. Przeklenstwa, ach! to
os}oda duszy. Wypoliczkowlanle
ojcow, we'll, to materya do samo-
ehwa}y. Wog6le straszny porza-
dek panuje pc parafach ME
poslaaalacych szk61. Ladies tam
SO tax poczciwe a skromne i po-
bozne, re jesli wolno size pochwallc,
to inc Cd rama do nocy gwlzdaG
az uszy spuchna a ma noe dobrze
sic zamknac ne daccidat.
lstotnie porzqdek wielkl, roman
tyzm slime rozwlnlety, re z
przeproszenlem cz1ek mimowolnle
plu je.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
kAP1SUJCIE SOBIE WIARUNAs
Farnlla ma sprzedaz.

So mil Cd Minneapolis, przy
ko1ei Great Northern, W polskiei
osadzle Silver Lake, 80 ARROW
so ARROW czystego pod p'ugiem
bee pm. Budynkl dobre, nlemal
~jeszcze MOVIE wszystkie, pod eon..
tami. Stajnia: splchrz, szopv do
maszYn, tax IL zadnn maszyna
ME potrzebuie STAG ma WOMEN
pow1etrzu. Pastwiska ogrodzone-
S1ana MONA wIozyG blisko 20 10,
do badYnk6w. Cd s do 10 okrdw
lasu. Przeszlego roku umfocj}o s,n
presto u set buszll pszenjny
pr6cl oWsn i jeczmlenIa. DO ko2-'
Clofa 4 mile. Okollca Sliczna NJ
byfem g%rocernla W Duluth chca
farme ~sprzedac. Zgfosid sic Go n
Tomasza Szeringa W Duluth a]bo
do mnie nizej podpisanego.
Antonl konlecznv
Mr.. 81 - "a ave. w.
Duluth, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
PkACCIE IA
II Buffalo, N. ".

w nasze] parafli sw. Wojcie-
cha W Buffalo, N. Y, zawi9za4a
sic jakas kapela, mlanuJaca sic
Ruske. Zawsze graja jednego l te-
90 samego, jak to 20 rusku. A
zazwyczai gdy graja W piatek a
Jest clche powletrze, re psy do
brze s}ysz9 tax wyborna muzyke,
to wszystkle za}osnie wye zaczyna-
ja. Boo choc psy to W platek
~za}osnie wyja, a tn ludzie TAX hu-
cznie W piatek graja. Innowlercy
SIC az c%iesza, re Polacy TAX soble
wesoto zyja a gra1a, choc ruskie
nuty, l trzymaja sic amerykahskle-
60 ~zwyezaiu, DO ME wyjmu]9c
piatku.
Sfyszy to i zarzad koscielny !,
przejmuie go zgroza, ale juz .raz
ulegtosc W zwyczalu, to tez robia
co i'm sic podoba. = Cora muzy-
CzYtalem W numerze 81 Wa
rusa, re Polak 10 AnaerYce zasluzyi
cd Wiarusa pc trabie. Jestto stu
sznle, DO to pismo, gdy iaka ga
zeta prawde napls7e to ja 20 sza-
tansku przekrecl, a samo tylko
k}amstwa plsze. = Wiarus plsze
prawde, DO to Jest obowlazkiem
kazdei uczciwej gazety politycznej
a jezeli jaki gazeciarz, iak to czy-
nj Slisz, bad druglego pochwala,
to dale przez to publiczne zgorsze-
ME.
Il szacunklem
q. -NulM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
PkACCIE IA
L PHILADELPHIA, PA

w kosclele sw. Wawrzyhca
dina l Wrzesnia b. r. odbv} s'c
Stub doktora praw Juljana Czupki
oraz redaktora ,%,polonil' z panna
Marta Dolmar. Jakkolwiekbsdz
nowazehcy zamleszkuja Balti-
more, jednakze re Wlel. ks. b.
MachniKowskl Z Elmira N, Y. Jest
osobistym przyjacielem novozenca,
vice postanowlopo urzadzlc zjazd
w Phlladelphl.
Wspomniany Wlel, ks. Ma
c%hnlkewski W assystencyi ks.
Ma}usowsk1ego mlejscowego pro-
boszcza ks. Kopytkiewicza
proboszcza z paratil sw. Stanls}awa
W Philadelphia dopefnif obrzadku
wedle zasad WARY Rzymsko-Kato-
llcklej.
20 sluble ks. Matusowskl
mieiscowy proboszcz podejmowat i
ugaszcza} ME tylko nowozencow,
lecz ich przylacloS z r6znych
stron Amery6l przyby}ych z praw-
dzlwie staropolska tn nieznana l
niepraktywana gosclnnoscia.
Kosci6} byf prze%pe}niony w
llczble znaiomych nam ~zauwazylls-
my obyw: Grabowlcza z New
Yorku, Krzeminskiego Pensyl
wanil kotakowsklego, dra.
Chudzynskiego, Welzanta tp. z
Baltimore.
20 blesladzie u ks. proboszcza
cake towarzystwo pod2zy{o do
Baltimore.
"a Ojczyzna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

aaocznYmi uroczystosci. Tow.
sw. Jozefa ubraue W piekne
szarfy z choragw iaml uszyko.
wafo sic pred szkofa pod
przewodnlctwem w. Smulskle.
go. lako prezydenta i S. Prey.
bylskiego marszatka ruszy}o o
II godzinie do kosciota airy.
ryskiego. ma czele Ach konno
przybranych tak3e W szarfy
i z muzyka tam przy}aczyfo
sic towarzvstwo ajrysk,e, zkad
ruszyli o p'erwszel na.oowrot
pred szkole polska, ktora 70
staia uroczyscie poswiecona
przez ks. Maja PREY asyster-
cyl ks. PikuIs6iego. probosz-
cza tamtejszego kleryka b..
Dembmsxiego, pc poswiece-
niu szSoiy caiy orszak skiada,
lacy sic oNo}o Z $50 dzlecl
szKolnych, tow. sw. Jozefa,
tow. sw. Rozanca j towarzy.
silva ajrysk'ego, ruszyi Nam
ullca wprost IA cmentarz. A.
Ktu poswlecenia cmentarza
take dopeimi ksladz May,
ktory potem wygfosl> plekna
move W angielkim iezyku,
pochwalalac Polakow "a ich
szczodrobllwosc serca, zateca.
JAG tax dalei praco wac W zgo-
DIE, jednoscl i mlfoscl brater.
skiel, 4 beda Polacy W stanie
cudow dokaza6, gdya W tax
krotkin czasie juz dokazall
prawle culu przez wybudowa.
ME szkolY zakuplenie cG.en-
tarza wiasnego z czem moga
wzorowac ajryszom, gdy2 ia
kowi z%najduja sic JUL tax dit.
60 W Mount Pleasant a ale
maja swe] szkoty AMI cmenta-
RIA, pomimo lie Polacy NC
wlecei ME zarabiaIa lak | oni.
Potem by3a nova po polsku
przez kleryka Dembihsklego,
ktory W swe| movie rozto4yf
znaczenie aktu dopetnionego
W ten dzlen. Poczem ksiqdz
proboszcz FIR. Plkulskl podzie-
kowat wszystklm %zgromadzo-
nym 20 branie udziaiu w talk
wa2nym dn!u.
PrawdzlWie, he dzien ten
pozostanle ia zawsze " pa
mieci Polakow W Mt. Pleasant
TAX starym ]ak i mfolym,
gdyz tax wuet ME beda mleli
sposobnoscl obchodzI6 takiej
uroczystoscl jaka bYfa ostst
MIA, dzleki staraniom Wlbnego
ks. Plkulskiego i szczodrobll-
woscl jego paraflan, ktorzy "a
rada swego proboszcza 2yia
W zgodzle, iednoscl | ml}osci
braterskiey.
.]eden 2 Obecnuch,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

y Geogratia nauczo czlowieka o
morZach, ladach i kraiach ziemi. Astro.
nomia zas wyjasnia wszystko o gwiaz-
dach ma niebie ,jak wedle Mich kierowaG
sic W dalekich podr6zach. Geometrya
jest to znoW nauka Q wymiarach ,wedle
niei MONA obliczyt dalckie przestrzenie
i odleg}osci, q to "szystko bardzo Jest
potrzebne dla podr6znik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

sam soble bYt winch, DOC
Mkt 20 do mai2enstwa
Franka Zmudzlna ME PREY
musza}, ale on do tego sic
n,gjy ME przyzuawaf "a
miast uderzyt sic plersl i
powledziec: ,,Dobrze CT tsk,
os,e! ME bsdz iakomy ma
cudze gosI odalstwa lie
zen s!e 2 babaml!" or, pfaclsc,
wyraekal: al, Boze, Boze,
co7em G: zawlnlf - zes mic
taxa iona skarat, ,zy "a
jake grzechy uKryte. czy co?
o. nleszc.esliwa moia doIa!"
Taxa tc luz natura IudzSa,
De mkt sob;e UinY n'e przypl-
see - tylko M innych rad
ia skiada. Juz pierwsl nasi
rodzice w TEN sle I'd nas ME
roznili, Gdy Pan Bog lch
pytat, kto zgrzeszyi. zamlast
sic przyznac szczerze Adam
ma Eve, Eva ma VEGA a
wszyscy winni.
Bywafy niekledy chwile,
De gdy mu luz cierpliwoscl
zabrakto, porywai powroz, hub
co s!e pod reke nawlneto i
wypisYwaf zonle ma skorze
rozmaite LIME, to sine, to
czerwone, to pasowe. Baba
wtedy wrzeszczais, jak Ultra
plona, l szarpafa sic jak kuna
W iapce, ale to MIC ME poma.
gallo. TAX przezyll z SODA lat
dzleslec - a ME byio dnia,
W ktorymby sic ule bill.
Pewnegn razu, a bylo to
jakos PREY koncu czerwca, DO
zyto JUL wykiosowato j kar.
tofle byiy op1elone slano
zgrablone i zebraue W kopY,
Bqbalina, jak zaradna gospo.
dyni, poszia IA wiatrak robl6
kasze. abv sic zaopatrzyG ma
czas Univ " 2vWnoSc. Ot0A
trzeba zdarzeDia, De licho
ponioslo ia podpatrywac
mfYnarczYka - czy ]ej nle
kradnie j~eczmienia. Ia podeilz'
Laost lednakae. drogo ia
kosztowata, DO chc4c sic
zupelnie ukryG, by lei aliSt
ME wldzlaf, tax o]isko podsu-
nefa sic do paprzycy, cry tez
do ]akjego ianego kota, Re
dostata pc lbie, al lei oczy
Ma wierzch wyszfy. Pokrwa-
wawiona, ma pol aywa, PREY.
Nesiono do domu. Poslano
pA felczera, kt6ry postanowit
1]eA trzydzlescl ban'ek ma
9NeAach, ale to mic ME
kSku&owalo. Ma drugl d1ien z
rs@a' przyjecha' ksi4dz z
PxMem Jezusem ! opatrzyl
ostatnieml Sakramen-
Nj Eletemi. 0 godzlnle
&f0te Rnka oddala dusze
BaNel odetchnaf, ida.
RVAAlQ y Is, u ma nowo Sic
RSsWiatV Sodzif a obawlaiac
Sh 49, tn bvto tylko
Nadhg4A \bszed1 doko]a
] fs&SSSa KtQem lezaia jego
przylelsis jej uwaz-
ME ze ,KYbRgSseieh strou, DO
NYka1 twarzY, a widzac,
AW 2WtokhaasaSS$fhe, z radoSci
i &imieniaalrzast gtowa |
rzekA
s., N LIS ma!
>kWa9&GR artiQ@a. byia tax
3WeKAv il T1t2aV p}alSa6.
&sMK AM sAiaAMa ~gaczefv
d@ReieszsSS9eA daxs4ac sic
Rp2mler8R@GGMkkA Ia
d& sN %s@dss ayy\ (w'em'
Mfedsss&o% S& zycle.
>1$T@AS ~ao% pahNec o
,Regf@bess&s &cy.
Basal Bo&i@M luz ada tAgo
ksSmeg9;% aN ssSA3& 4 an
4 %eSsS@aa&Sx;SanSSe~ Aeby
,fwasBao% rs Ie&: SalnozRym
A.$s sSksSSa sg6spqSdsn,
" f>sv HSfaW,C .,no1}EeN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

w HOMESTEAD zaczefo ma
powrot pracowac 100 Stowak6w,
klorzy dotad stralkowali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
IA. A
~ A wv IA B W 8 A.

Minneapolis Teador Kllngor 200
Gaylard Tomasz Kuras 200
Brockton Jan Kamihski 200
Daver Stanisfaw Wiellcki 200
Buffalo j. Krajnlk 90
Winona Jak6b Weiska 200
Wilkesbarre Dominlk Was;k 800
Detroit J6z. Cegielskl O.5O
Winona FIR. Clechlinski LOO
Elba Piotr Woznlak 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
LAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
:sa &. Pleasant, EDa.

1aeszte) medz,ell W Mount
plSaSant obchodzono w,elka
NaagNHosc to przeZ pcswle-
Ha2howowybu iowanej szko
BnSgnentar2a, dziei byi bar.
Leodny jakby 2upe3nie
ShWX8Aie do tego
5aseysoxanps, koscioi ma pabo-
:;8ehstSie Shy przepeinlony
WleFrYnsi5 ktorzy juz cd sa
gdganSSSaczeli sic zgroma.
dad SSeby swladkami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

MIASTO st. Paul wyznaczyic
5000 dolar6w ma uprzatnlecle z
zauik6w miejskich nieczy stosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
AMERYkA

NEW YORK, La, s Wrze.
sn,a.-otawny s,}acz amerYkanskl
John L. Sullivan, pob,ty zostai
Przez James Corbett, ktory Jest
teraz ,krolem shaggy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

LITTLE FALLS. MINI. -
Miasto nasze llczY 1900 mleszkan-
COW. Llczba ludnosci W +. 1890
wynosi}a 1854.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

NEW YORK. = Znowu jeden
okret przyp}ynaf do tuteiszego
portu cholera ma pokfadzle,
przybywajac z Hamburga. Podczas
podrozy morskiej umar}v ma MIN
80 osoby. Pos4ano go do kwaran-
fanny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

CLEVELAND o. Blskup
Hors,man wyda} odezwe do kato.
llkow swej dyecezjl, ably z
wlelka uroczystoscla swiecill dzien
Il Pazdziarnlka, jake W pamlatke
odkrycla Amerykl przez holum-
ba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

MINNEAPOLIS. - Tutejsza
wystowa juz otwarta.- Spalita SIG
fa5ryka papieru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
MAX GOODRICH ,

fontaine O. do unil ME ualezacy
robotnik w fabryce W Homestead,
ley re z}amanym grzb,etem, &o-
naiac W szpltalu West Penn,
Alderman McPlke splsa} jego re-
zuania poSm,ertne, wedle ktorych
spuszczono walce w sobote ,podczas
gdy on byt zajetv ich ~odczyszcza-
MEM. John Snodgrass, inny ME
nalezacy do unij robotnik, ley
rowniez chorv wskutek ran ponie-
slonych z oparzenla. ktorych doznai
PREY eksplozyl kot1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

KART okretowych ma tax
zwany ,,Zwlschendcck" :eraz zadna
Kompania zeglugi mors6lej W
lie przedaje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

NEW YORK. - Miesakancv
wyspy Long Island ME chc2 poz-
wolfe ladowac ma wyspie Fire
Island pasazerom z okret6w chole-
rycznych, i pewien sedzla wydaf
rozkaz. ably z%aprzestano wysadzac
ma lad cholerycznych. Parowca
Cephens z p~asazeram, Normanil
ME d]opuszcZono Cd Fire Island
Pod}ug sprawozdam urzedowych
W mlescle New York ME panuje
cholera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

w VERMONT zwyclezyll W
mlniony wtorek, lax tam bywa cd
Sc lat, republlkanle.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
WHAT DOES JOSEPH STAND FOR7

Come, now; let the citizen who is loyal
to self, to New Mexico and the nation at
large ask himself candidly, "what does
Joseph and his candidacy stand for"
We might all just as well be frank
about this business-and it is business.
If Joseph should be elected, then what?
The answer is plain enough-he will per-
force have to stand in future by his
party's record Just as he has had to do
in the past, and, estimating the future by
the past, is there man of good sound
common sense in the territory who can
figure out how two years of Joseph IN con
gress are going to help New Mexicof
Certainly he has done all he was cap
able of doing in the matter of securing
our admission as a state, and he has
the cause of wool, of lead and silver?
Will it in the least elevate the standing
of New Mexico at the national capitalP
Will it help us to adjust our Interstate
water differences? Will it, in a word, in
any respect tend to benefit New Mexico
in the leastH
Let the intelligent voter put these
queries to himself and require a candid
response. After he has done SO he will
certainly make up his mind that Mr..
Catron is the man New Mexico now
needs at Washington to look after its
growing interests.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
THEY SHOULD NOT TAKE J0SsPHS ADVICE.

Joseph, in his role of anarchist, advises
the poor people of San Miguel county to
join the White Caps and to rise against their
more fortunate neighbors and straighten
out the condition of society in that
county by lawless acts, by house burning,
by fence cutting, intimidation, etc. How
ever in all kindliness the New MEXICAN
advises the poor people of San Miguel
county, who have been numerically
robbed and injured by the White Cap Of
ficials in that county, not to take Joseph's
advice; they might get hurt and hurt
badly. The day of intimidation and
bulldozing, fence cutting and house burn
ing, with few murders thrown in, is not
as propitious as it was couple of years
ago in San Miguel county.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
TERRITORIAL PRESS COM
MENTS.
Our Most FOrcefuI Citizen: L. Ii.
CatrOn!

BY reason of the outrageous abuse that
newspapers in New Mexico have from
time to time within the past twelve years
heaped upon the heads of public men,
and particularly upon the head of our
brainiest and most forceful citizen, Thomas
B. Catron, many of our voters have been
filled with the idea that Mr.. Catron is a
robber of both high and low degree. Such
an absurd opinion is soon dispelled from
the minds of those who come in closer
contact with the gentleman. We are
pleased to note however, that Albright, OF
the Albuquerque Democrat, who has done
more to vilify Mr.. Catron than any other
man in New Mexico, charging him with
all the crimes in the calendar, states in
recent article that he docs not doubt
Mr.. Catrons personal honestJ." Now a
man who is personally honest may safely
be trusted with any public office, and none
of us will deny to Mr.. Catron the first
place for ability ard energy.
We are grateful to the editor of the
Democrat for his graceful concession, and
do not admit that the charge that Mr.
Catron has worked on the lines of ex-
pediency will prevent the independent
voter of New Mexico from casting his
ballot for our candidate.
If there is any one qualification that We
need in Washington at the present time
more than another it is that of recogniz
ing expediency when it is present.
Mr.. Joseph does not know the difference
between expediency and prairie dog
Deming State Advocate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
TODAY.

While the house in which was made
the first American flag still stands
intact on Arch street, Philadelphia,
hundreds of thousands of Amer
lean citizens are engaged to-day, and
will be all week, waving the banner
of liberty and freedom in honor of Col
umbus' discovery 400 years ago. How
young and yet how old we are. Great is
Columbian America, but greater far the
marvellous growth and progress of Ameri-
can institutions in the last 100 years.
With such progress for 100 years more
where will we land! Many a youngster
who cheerily waves the stars and stripes
to-day will doubtless live to note the
progress of the nation during these com
inc 100 wears.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
ANANIAs JOSEPH CALLED DOWN
AGAIN.

"To Hon 4. /. EIorri on Santa Fc, n. N.
New York, Oct. :, S02.-Your letter Of
October 3 received, stating that delegate
Joseph in public speech delivered in Al
buquerque recently declared that the Re-
r'-'-.'-~-- ----'i.."al committee had subsi-
died the TemesoAI AN miGe- In order to
enable them to continue operating until
after election.
This statement Is absolutely false, and
L authorize you to Issue In my name an
unqualified denial.
'THuS. II. CARTER, Chairman
But then Joseph does not mind this;
one lie more or less in this campaign
from him certainly makes very little diff
ference. His reputation in that line Is so
fully and strongly established, that one
lie more or less can neither add to 1t nor
diminish 1t.
But right here the query aries: How
can decent and truth loving men vote for
Soseph?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21

You're through
with Catarrh, finally and completely,
or you have $500 in cash.
That's what is promised you, no
matter how bad your case or of how
long standing, by the proprietors of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
-. Catarrh can be cured. Not with
the poisonous, irritating snuffs and
strong, caustic solutions, that simply
palliate for a time, or perhaps, drive
the disease to the lungs -but with
DR.. Sage's Remedy.
The worst cases yield to its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing prop
critics. "Cold in the Head" needs
but few applications. Catarrhal
Headache, and all the effects of Ca
tarrh in the Head such as often
sive breath, loss or impairment of
the senses Of taste, smell and hear
ing, watering or weak eyes-are at
once relieved and cured.
In thousands of cases, where ev-
erything else has failed, DR.. Sage's
Remedy has produced perfect and
permanent cures. That gives its
proprietors faith to make the offer.
It's $500, Or a cure. They mean
to pay you, if they can't cure you.
But they mean to cure you, and
they can.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
REPUBLICANS BE VICILRNT.

The Democratic managers of the DO
seph campaign have shown how abso-
lutely lost to all sense of decency some
men can be. They acknowledge that
their charges against Mr.. Catron are false,
but in their dire extremity they hope to
gain votes by presentation. 1t is
known that the Democrats propose to
distribute just prior to election, large
number of pamphlets, charging Mr. Cat
ron with having committed every crime
known. People who read the papers and
who are intelligent and well informed
will not be influenced by such lying
charges. But people unacquainted with
the facts may be Influenced by such
charges against Mr.. Catron, and vote
against him.
Every Republican in the territory
should understand that we have to fight
a most desperate enemy, who realizes
that if he confines himself to legitimate
methods of campaign, he is surely de-
feated and is therefore driven to the use
of methods to gain his election that
should disgust all honorable citizens
Republicans and Democrats alike. When
these lying circulars are sent out, as they
will be, by the Democratic bosses and
campaign managers, to defame the name
and character of Mr.. Catron, let every
Republican in the whole territory of New
Mexico be prepared to resent such &C.
lions by being doubly vigilant and more
determined to defeat a candidate and a
gang, that will adopt such methods.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
HOW TO lNJURE THIS CITY.

UNLESS the Republican nominees for
the council and house from this county
are elected, this capital city will get lit in
the neck" The Democratic nominees, if
successful, will be compelled to obey the
commands of the Democratic bosses at
Albuquerque and the San Miguel county
White Cap bosses, bitter enemies of this
city.
Just remember this and if you desire
to iniure this city and the prospects OF
rebuilding the capitol, vote for the Dem
ocratic council and house nominees.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-21
JOSEPH, A PROVED LIAR.
Law Office of o. II. b j. p. Plat,
Meriden, Conn, Sept. "a, 1921

Meriden, Conn.,, sept. "a, 1oVH'1
T. B. Catron, ESD, Santa Fe, N. M.
Dear Sir: The following extract from
what purports to be an interview with
Delegate Joseph has been sent me:
"He told me distinctly that Senator
Plat, chairman of the committee on ter
ritories, had promised him that the act
should pass after getting through the
house. He told this to me, also to III. Il.
Ferguson, and to members of the senate
committee on territories. After getting
1t through the house, which did by spe-
cial favor from MIR. Springer, had no
doubt of its passage through the senate
after what Catron had told me. 1 waited
reasonable time ard then went to P1att
about the matter, told him what Catron
had said and showed him a letter from
him to the same effect. Senator Plat was
surprised, and not only denied having
made any such promise to Catron, but got
indignant and said that he, Catron, in say
ing such thing, was the most unblushiDg
liar he had met with during his public
career. You will now understand from
these facts that Catron is not only DELHI
crate liar, tut is moreover an enemy Of
statehood, and quite likely to do all in
his power to keep New Mexico out of the
Union as long as possible"
Ideem it due to you to say that Mr.. Jo-
seph never showed me any letter from
you whatever; that never used the Ian
guage that is attributed to me in the ex.
tract OF anything like it, either to Mr.. DO
seph or to any one else. MIR. Joseph must
have been misrepresented, think, in his
interview, and he owes 1t to yourself to
me and to the public, to say that he never
made the statements that are attributed
to him. Yours truly,
(Signed) o. IL. PLATT.
And in view of the above can honest, de-
cent and truth loving voters vote for JO-
seph, who is a proven liar?
Gan honest men vote for him conscien-
tlously?
Joseph has not YET said that he was mis-
repre- IS ented in the interview In the Dem
pcrat!