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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02
MAKE YOUR
OWN TERMS

II you can only pay monthly INSTALL
ments, do it that way. Ifyou are Of the
right sort and honestly want to secure q
home Of your own or put your savings
into something that viii make you some
thing, you can literally make your own
terms. II you make . profitable invest
ment through as once. We shall expect to
have you for . regular customer In the
future.
Lots in Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition vary in size from % by 10 feet
70 30 by 155 feet.
The title II a. strsight - string, and
Ne give every purchaser IN abstract Of
title.
Just think Of I'll
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

Special piano and organ sale. Sill Third
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

Special PIANO and organ sale, Sill TAird
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14
Memorial Offerings.

These are offerings sacred to the
hearts of kindred, such as only prl-
vate grief may know; there are others
in recognition of devotion to duty
such as the people make in a public
manner. OF these latter, none is
more suitable to the memory Of the
patriotic dead than examples Of patri-
otism 1t is, however, in keeping
with the generous character OF the
soldiers profession that su.h exam
Piles may be drawn from the conduct
of an enemy. A noble instance of
this kind has recently been told in
England. 1t belongs to the history
: of our Revolutionary War.
When Lord Rawdon was in South
Carolina he had to send an express of
great importance through part of
the country filed with Continental
troop.
A corporal of the l7th Dragons,
known for his courage and intelli-
gence, was selected to escort it.
They had not proceeded far when
they were fired upon, the express was
killed and the corporal wounded IN
the side. Careless of his wound, he
thought only Of his duty. He
snatched the despatch from the dying
man and rode on till, from the loss
of blood, he fell. Then fearing the
despatch would be taken by his en-
envy, he thrust it into his wound
until the wound closed upon it and
concealed it. He was found next day
by a British PATROL with a smile OF
honorable pride upon his counten-
ance, and with life just sufficient tC
point to the fatal depository of his
secret.
In searching the body the cause OF
his death was found, for the surgeon
declared that the wound in itself was
not mortal, but was rendered so by
the irritation Of the paper.
Thus fell this patriot soldier-iu
rank corporal, he was in mind q
hero. His name was O'Lavery, and
he came from the parish Of MORA, il
County Down, Ireland.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14
GOTHAM'S THOUSANDS.
Ninety-four People to the Acre Crowed on
Little Manhattan Island.

Nheis-iour feople TO the Acre troWed on
Little Manhattan Island.
/. New York is the most crowded city
IN the Union. She has fifty-hine
people for every acre of her area, and,
taking Only the built-up part into
consideration, the average per acre
the actual distribution of the people
is increased to ninety-four per acre.
In vivid contrast to this is the amount
Of elbow room enjoyed by the citizens
of San Diego, Cal where, according
to the Pittsburgh Dispatch, there Is
less than third of an individual
.3l-to the acre, and nearer home is
Auburn, Me-, with only "a Of an in
habitant to each acre actually built
over. The density of the population
in New York City can be even more
wildly imagined when it is taken
into account that Manhattan Island
forms hardly more than half the total
CITY area-Only 81 per cent and that
90 per cent. of the population lives
on Manhattan. -Four of the down
town wards, covering Il total area of
only little over one square mile,
have an aggregate population bigger
than that of Cleveland, Buffalo New
Orleans. Pittsburgh, Washington, or
Milwaukee. A review of the data
obtained from all the cities show that
the average percentage of open space
to total city area is only twelve.
The percentage is greater in the
South Atlantic group Of States and
leads in the North Atlantic group,
This is due to the fact that in the
majority of New England cities the
present limits are the same as the
old town boundaries, and municipal
Improvements are confined to the
wards where the most people live
The area occupied by sone Of the
American cities greatly exceed that
taken up by the principal cities OF
the old world. Both Chicago and
Philadelphia, measured by square
miles, are bigger than London. Each
of eleven American cities spread:
over more territory than does Paris
Berlin is exceeded in area by seven
teen cities Of this country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14
INST the Thinn-

This is an expression the travelling public
generally use when they find something that
Is exactly what they want. This expression
applies directly to the Wisconsin Central
Lines, which is now admitted by all TO be
The Route" from Chicago TO st. Paul Mime
apolis Ashland, Duluth and all points in the
Northwest. Their double daily train service
and fine equipment offers inducement which
cannot be surpassed.
This is the only line running both through
Pullman frst-class and tourist sleepers from
Chicago to Pacific Coast Points without
change.
For full information address your. nearest
ticket agent or
JAS. @. POND,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt.. Chicago, Ill.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

THE new billiard hall Of MessTs.
pagan & Barber, over the House of
David. l62 Clark street, is the finest
IN the city. Visit 1t.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

A GENTS furnishing goods depart
rent has been added to Shaynes
State street store.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-10-14

FUNK's weiss beer is . healthy and
nourishing drink.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NO Knowing Whether tho Preference Is
tho Result of Original Condition.
The Causes Of right-handcdncsS have
given anatomists much material for
speculation, and more than ono curious
theory has been advanced to- account for
the fact thai men habituaily use the right
hand IN preference to the loft. Some
havo attempted to explain tho differ
encc on anatomical grounds, declaring
that tho course of the artery to the right
ari1, being moro direct from tho heart,
admits the blood IN greater quantity to
that mcrnbcr, 50 conducting to it's SUI
pcrior strength. This, however, is as
signing n causc which, on close cxaiDin-
ton, seems inadequate, for the. causes
of phenomena have often deeper
source than the mechanism of means.
In considering the subject tho st. Louis
Globo-D3mo2rat thinks it should not
be forgotten that tho preference for
the right hand is, save in exceptional
cases, universal; the accounts OF tray
clcrS stating that observation-disclosures
Is as general among savage nations
as among the civilized, fact which
goes to indicate that there may
be some constit1 tional tendency toward
the use Of the right hand in preference
to tho Left. In this connection itshould
not be forgotten that there is marked
destination between not only the right
and lcft hands, but also between the
two Sizes Of tho, body, the right being
larger and stronger than the left, the
superiority extending c7cn to vital
properties, rs tho left ismorc frequently
attacked by such diseases rs paralysis.
The right foot IS almost as superior to
the left rs the right hand, for in the
case of dancers, not only IRE tho more
difficult feats Of agility performed by
the right, but q double amount of train
ing is required to give the left foat and
limb degree of efficiency that will
prevent q contrast being seen by the
spectators. Few people walk evenly
aud the greater strength of the right
side is the cause of persons lost in the
woods travelling in o circle, always
turning to the left. These facts, with
mnny others that may be cited, lead to
the conclusion that nature is the guide
W The more frequent use Of the right
hand but whether the present prefer
eucc is the result Of an original condi-
ton or OF hereditary trimming will Ok
MIS- be nh or"I Gugasiou.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-12
PRINCE OF OFFICE BOYS.

An Editors Guardian Who Was Worth
His Weight In Gold.
He was an office boy worthy of
place among heroes, albeit his lot was
cast In the newspaper Office of a west
ern town, where enduring fame is
crowded to the wall, says the Detroit
Free Press. He occupied n place
at the foot of the editorial stairs, and it
was his duty to give warning to the
editor when an irate visitor came with
gun to correct IN item appearing in
the paper. With q polite bow and 4
gracious smile he was wont to inform
the visitor that he would go and sec if
the editor was in, and then if the editor
concluded, from the boys description Of
the caller, that it was safe to sec
him he was in; otherwise he crawlcd
into n firc-proof safe in n back room
and waited until the danger was past.
One day man came who was particu-
larly ugly. He was 4 laNyer-politician
in the ncighboring town, and the editor
had not filtered the language he used
in describing his moral turpitude.
81 want to sec the editor" he groYlcd,
Us he started upstairs.
"Ill sec il he is in, sir" smiled the
boy, innocently getting in his way.
"Wcn, I guess not" exclaimed the
visitor, grabbing him by the coat col
lar. I've heard how the chump has q
way of turning people down when he
doesn't want to see them and won't
have it. You stay right where you are
and I'll attend to this business myself"
And he slapped the boy down hard in q
ricl1cty chair.
The boy gasped, but he didn't lose his
wits.
That's all right, mister" he said,
showing pad OF paper and pencil at
the man, '>but before you go up them
stairs won't you please write out on
ante-mortem statement for use ut the
coroncr's iuqucst?"
The man stopped n moment in his
hcadlong career.
ITS favor to me, SIR" pleaded the
boy; "for the coroner gives mo q dollar
apiece for 'ern, and tho five or six week
I get barely supports my poor sick
mother and me-" and he wiped his eyes
On his coat sleeve.
The boys pathetic carnestneSS affect
cd the visitor visibly.
"Um-cr-cr-" he hesitated, as he
started for the door. ION the whole, /
guess I'll postpone my visit until this
afternoon" and then he Disappeared,
and the boy drew q long breath and
chnclSled away down in his honest little
heart.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-12
CABINET.

Scc'ty. of State. waltsr @. Gresham, III
sec'ty. of the Treasury ..John G. Carlisle, Ey
sec'ty. OF War. Daniel s. Lamont, N. Y
Sec'ty: of the Navy. Hilary a. Herbert. Ain
Postmaster General. Wilson s. Bissell. n y
Sec'ty. Of the Interior........H oke Smith; Gin
Attorney General. Richard Olney. Mass
Scc'ty. Of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, Neb
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
JUS. GOVERNMENT.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND, N. Y
Viee-President. ..ADLAI f. STEVENSON, lii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
U GALICYl.

X. DR.. Wincenty Snsoczy'ishi; z
Temczynks. (poczta K]rzeszowlcel
oglasza W ,,Czasie", re p%ielgrzymka
polska do Rzymu wyruszy z Kra.
kowa mniej wlecej dina 5go KYLE
tnia +. b. Plelgrzyml zatrzymuja
sic jeden dzlen Padwie, jeden
W Loreto l jeden dzien W Asyzu.
w Rzymlo zabawla dni 10, t. j.
cd 1870 kwletnia rano do 1890
wlcczorem tegoz mieslaca. Il po-
wrotem pojada prze@ ]Florencyq,
Boloniq, Wenecya i Wledeh Z
prawem zatrzymvwanla sic W tych
mielscach TAX d}ugo, ably ra'a
podr6z trwala am 60. L Rxymu
przys}uguje I'm prawo zrobIc wy
cieczke do Neapolu "a po1owe ceny
jazdy. Oraz moga W p6faocnych
W}oszech "a po1owe ceny zwiedzic
Mendyolan l Turyn. Cena jazdy z
Krakowa do Rzymu jak wyzej, i
z powrotem do Krakowa, beda
mniej wiecej take: 1 klasa 10 z}r.,
II klasa. 50 z4r., III klasa 50 z}r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

wykarmiona mlekiem ludowej
pieSni i goracej mi}osci Oh
czyzny. Z Teofilem Lenarto-
wiczem ubyl ieden z ostatnich
przedstaw'cieli wielkiego gro.
ma wieszcz6w narodu, goracy
patryota i milosnik ludu.
Uby} )eden Z tych wielklch
piewcow, ktory umia} zdobyc
ola slebie odrebne krolestwo
piesni i panowac W MEM
niepodzielnie.
w piesnlach swych przedsta-
vial zaws1e lud nasz z n%ajpieknlej.
szej strony II cudowne lego utwory
]ak ,,Lirenka", ,,Zachwyceme,"
,,Bitwa raciawicks'', ma zawsze
pozostana ozdoba pismiennictwa
polskiego. Zakohczyt z;cie, biedny
tufacz zdala I'd O~jczyzny, ktora
TAX goraco umi4owa}. w roku be
zacym zanl,erza! wybrat sic do
Galicyi - by - Jak m6wl} -
chwll kilka odetchnac ma o%jczys-
tel ziemi; snierc przeszkodziia
temu zamiarowl. Umarf ostatnt z
tel wlelklej gromady ~wieszcz6w,
ktora OJczyznie dobrze sic zas1uzy4a.
Zegnamy go z gorac9 lza
zalu, wolajac.
Geese niesmiertelnemu ,%,llrnl.
kowi mazowiecklemu!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

ME otworzony zostal. Rzadko
kiedy miai ten sejm talk
wazne rzeczy do u}ozenia, co
teraz, a jeszcze rzadziej bra}
sic do sprawy sprawiedliwszeb
iak teraz. Albowiem pierwsza
i najwaznieisza sprawl jest
ulozenie nowego prawa ola
lrlandyi. Zaiste chwalebne to
przedsiewziecie, re Anglia
~nareszcie przypomniala sobie
O sumieniu i chce daG VOL
nose lrlandyi, ktora przez
d}ugie wieki niszczyla i gne-
bila. Prezes ministrow, Glad
stone, starzec juz pochylony
ku grobowi, zamknie swoie
dzialania czynem, ktory ma
wszystkie easy W lasnosci
wielkiej pozostanie, gdyz on
to gl6wnie prawa ola Irlandil
chce. A Irlandczykowie stoia
i czekaja ma te w%olnosG, kto-
rel ME zaznali n'1,'y, a ktora
sobie ufnoscia W Bogu, wy
trwa}oscia, do swojej naro-
dowosci i poswiecen!em wy
walczyli. Dawne, dawne po.
kolenia irlandzkie rodzi}y sic
i marty W ucisku i niedoli
okropneb ale kazdy ojciec,
gdy kona} z niedoll, mowii
do dzieci: Bog i lrlandya!"
Przez to dawai. dzleciom do
zrozumienia, re Boga sic try.
mac maja, a W swojej naro.
dowosci %wytrwac. | tax sz]o
z oJca ma syna, az terazniejsi
lrlandczycy sprzqtnq plekny
owoc wolnosci, ktorego zlarno
przodkowie ich slali re izaml
i bolescia. Nied}ugo a nasta.
ME wolnosG ola Mich, ola ich
WARY, ola ich mowy. Szczes-
liwi Irlandczycy! Mech beda
przykfadem ola wszystkich
ludlow w niedoli; utnosG w
Boga, wytwa}osc. milosc
ojczystej mowy, poswiecenle,
samopomoc, zgoda / jednosc,
OTTO has]a ola ucjsnionych
ludlow, gdy zginac ME chca!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
ekACCIE IA
ROZMAlTOSCI.

Ludo5ercp, maitkowle norwegs.
kieyo zaglowca ,Thekla", uwiez1eni
W Cuxhaven, opow1adaja straszne
dziele swojej awutygodniowej
przesz}o zeglugi ma szczqtkach
rozbitego okretu. CzesG zalogi z
kapltanem i sternlkiem, ME widzac
innego ratunku, schron,ia sic ma
szalupe okretowa; druga szalupa
wraz z ludzmi, kt6rzy ma MIA
wsledli, utonela. Ma p~ok}adz7e,
kt6ry ciagle byt pod woda, POGO
stake dzlewieclu ludzi. Pc kilku
dnlsch gtodu pieciu skoczy4o do
mora, ably skr6clc clerplenia.
Pozostafo jeszcze czterech, a W
lei llczbie jeden Holender. Me.
szczesl1wl zdala widzleli pfynace
statki, kt6re jednak ME dostrzeg}y
rozpaczliwych sygna}6v rozbltk6w
l ME p~odazyly I'M pomoca.
Njeszczesliwi znoslli n1ewypowle.
dzlane meki zimna i sa(I III.
Jedynem lch pozywlenlem 'by]
szron, osiadajacy ma niepogrqzonycl
w wodzie masztach Nareszcie
jeden 2 t~owarzyszGw. Ho!ender, me
mogac 1fuze1 znresG mHczarnl, san
dobrowoInie OF svowai SIG ponleS'
smiert, ably uratowac innych
Ofary jcgo ME przvjeli iednak, all
postanow1li aby los rozstrzygnqS
Los wskazaf lIolendra, kt6regt
krew wypllg. Pohyt ich ma morzr
trwat Cd 22go grudnia ! dopiero v
dn. lynn stycznia dunska bark;
,,Ilernlan'E. pfyn2c medaleko
! zrozumia}a r~ozpaczIlwe potoze.
ne rozbltk6w i zabrala lei
ma poNtad. Il trzech przywiezlo.
nych DO Cuxhaven, jeden rmiesz
c1ony W sZpitNlu, ME odzyska
PREY tomnoSci. O losie reszty roz.
bltkow, kt6rzy schronIli sic N,
s2aluplc, me dotqd ME wiadomo
sApISJIJCIES ORIE WIARIISA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

WARSZAWSKI korespon.
dent NOW. Wremia" donosi
re W tych dniach ostatecznie
za}atwiono sprawe budowy
cerkwi prawosfawnej ma placu
Saskim W Warszawie. Zycze.
ME zbudowania cerkwi pra.
wos}awnej ma placu saskim W
Warszawie. Objawi6 mai w
Warszawie car Miko}aj pod
czas koronacyl ma kr6ia
polskiego, kt6ra sic odby}a
W katolickiej katedrze sw.
Jana. Rewolucya 1881 +.
udaremniIa pobozne carskie
zyczenie i dot2d mysl ME
mogfa bye urzeczyWlstniona.
Paszkiewicz "a czasow. gdy
by} namiestnikiem, wybra]
miejsce ma sober W centrum
miasta, w sercu Warszawy,
ma placu Saskim. Metropolis
Prawos}awny warszawski,
obecnie moskiewski Leoncy.
usz, przygotowac kaza} plany
i kosztorys, obliczony ne
800, 900 rubll. Obecnie pro
jekt ten ma zostac urzeczy
wistniony a korespondenr
wyraza wlelka swoia Z tege
powodu radosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
EAPISUJCIE SOBIE WiAGUSA
SIP. 'TeoG'il g4emarto w!c1.

L l'lorencyi we WEoszcch,
gdzie Cd lat wielu zamieszkl-
wal, dochodzi zalobna wiest
0 zgonic sp. Teofia Lenar-
towlcza, serdecznego spiewaka
L'renIli. Strata ola polskiel
llteraturyi ola calego narodu
~niepowetowona. L MIN DO.
WIEN zstepuie do grobu GAIA
iedna epoka poezyi polskiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
gGfyss Wafszavski
DIVA razy dzlenuie!!

DIVA razy dz,enuie!!
Najpopularnieiszo p,smo posskie.
WychodEi %oodziennie W dw6ch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorneL O.
procz Swat 1 dni swiatecznych, W
ktore wychodz, raz ieden ma dzlen.
Olbrzymi dzias telegramow i
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolic
europejsklch panstw zaocea-
nowVch, wreszcle wspolpracownlct-
wo plerwszorzednych pisarz5w
polskich zjednaly
KuRYEROWI WARSZAWSKIEMU
w~yJatkowa " kraiu naszym "a.
granlca poczytnoSc powage.
Cena prominently Ia granica
mer pojedynczy wieczorny kosztuie W
Warszawie kop. 5, poranny zaS kon 2
Gems ostoszeh: Keklamy: "a ,e.
oen wiersz garm, ntowy, albo lego
mle)sce plerwszy raz 25 kop.. kazdy
nastepny raz &op 20.
.Korcspondencya prywatna 20
Genie reklam.
NekrOlOyia: "a wicrsz Is kon.
zwyczaJne ogloszen1a: "a leden
Wlersz petitowy, alho jego miejsce,
ple1Wszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastepny
raz 8 kop. '
Male og}oszenia "a ,jeden wyraz
Pc kor. kazdy raz cgloszenie minimum
20 hop.
Nadeslane:. Ia leden wiersz
g~armOntowY rs. {.
Adres ola depesz
NARSZAWA. RUSSIA.
Adres ola list6w:
Warszawa. KURYER WARSZAWSK1
Ogolny adres.
KURYER WARSZAWSKI.
Rlac Teatralny w lerzbowa 9.
Warszawa, Europe, Russia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
co sbYCHAG.
w ROSYI.

wv oh OllAo
JUBILEUSZ w ROSY1.
= Jako przyczynek do histo.
ryi rzekomej tolerancyi WY.
naniowej W Rosy. podajemy
nastepujacy komunikat ,, Kra-
JUL. Organ petersburski pisze:
,,Dowiadujemy sic, re
Konsystorz archidyeoezyi
mohylewskiej, otrzyma} ko-
munikat D, ministra spraw
wewnetrznych, ktorym lego
Ekscelencya raczyl O uwia-
donnie Konsystorz, celem
obwieszczenia archidyecezyi o
tenn, re Nanasniejszy Pan
zezwoli} najml}osciwiej (D ma
pozwolenle Blskupom i admi-
nistratorom rzymsko katolic-
kich dyecezyi z}ozenia zyczeh
swoich i o6ar Papiezowi, z
powodu maiacego mieisce W
lutym roku biezacego SO
letniego jubileuszu biskupstwa
Leona XIII - zatem batl-
uszka car katolickiemu
Duchowiehstwu pozwala ska
dae Namiestnikowi Chrystusa
zyczenia i o6ary - ale tylko
prywatnie ME publicznie
gdyz do zbierania swieto-
pietrza ME wolno cache
cac ami plsmiennie ami ustnie.
To co kto da to ma oddac
ministrowi a ten posle wszyst-
kie Diary razem do Rzymu =
naturalnie jezeli tie pieniadze
po drodze ME. poginq w
kieszeniach ministrow i t. d.
NIEMCY- Gazety donosza,
re Bismarck ma w swoim
herbie %ciernie, a w okolo
Mich napis: Me tykaj sic
%ciernia, DO sic zgnlesz."
Bismarck mial to do siebie,
re chot go sic niktnie tyka},
przecie wszystkich s}abych
zga}, jak m6gl.
WkOCHYt. Bankierzy W
Rhyme i innych miastach So
W wielkich opalach. Poniewaz
w ]ednym banku tax wielkie
cygAhstwa sic dzia}y, stracili
ludzie ufnosc do wszYstkich
rsanych bank6w i kto tylko
rmia} pieaiadze zlozone, zada
ich steraz, gdyz sic boi, ably
ME stracil. Navel z rzadowych
kas oszczednosci domagajq
sic ludzie pieniedzy. Ktory
bank ma slabych nogach sta},
ten upada. w handful robi sic
wielki sc1sk, ma kredyt Mkt
dawac ME chce, zaufanie
podkopane. Mkt ME wierzy
w uczciwosf drugiego. Me.
pewnych papier6w w%artoscio:
wych Mkt ME chce kupowat
Ztad zrodzi sic wieksza jeszczt
bieda W kraiu.
RZYM. Pruski posel PR,
Ojcu sw. wyda} uczte II;
uczczenie obu kardyna}ow
KS. Koppa i KS. Krementza
!. Dawnie] odby}a sic tax;
uczta u KS. Kard. Ledochow
skiego, ma skt6rej by1 tie
poseE pruski, DO Rad KS
Kardyna]a 2 kra1u wygaaI,
KS. Kardynaf pos}a teg'
samego pahstwa u siebi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-19

Father, dear father, come home
with me now, for ma has some car
pets to beat; she's got all the furni-
ture out in the yard from the front
porch clear down to the street. The
stoves must come down and he put
in the shed, aud the yard must be
cleared OF dead grass, for its time to
clean house and the devils to pay
andthe front windows need some new
glass. Father, dear father, come
home with me now, and bring some
bologna and cheese; its most twelve
o'clock and there's nothing to eat
Pm 80 hungry I'm weak in the
knees. All the dinner, we'll have
viii be cold scraps and such, and
we'll have to eat standing up, too,
for the tables aud chairs nre all out
in the yard-oh, l wish that spring
house cleaning was through! Father,
dear fallier, come home with
me now, for ma is as mad ms a Turk;
she says you're . lazy old thing and
that she proposes to put you to
work. There's painting to do, and
paper to hang,and windows and cas-
ings to scrub, for its house cleaning
time, and you've got to come home
and revel in suds and cold grub
Pubs. Progress.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-19
DECORATION DAY.

Stephen A. Har!bnt Post, No. q, G. a. H.,
have made all the necessary arrangements for
the proper observance OF Decoration Day ON
the Soth day of May, lists. 1'he executive co,n-
mittee, appointed for that purpose, have APP
pointed the following subcommittee and
arranged the following Program. which will be
carried out:
COMMITTEES.
On GR~AvEs-GeorSe Keynick ard Henry
Quick.
ON DECORATING CHURcH-Mrs. II. .Murphey.
chairman: Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Lsttic Stecksahn,
Robert Carter and wife, Mrs. West Halter. Ed.
Taubert, aud Isaac Godfrey and wife.
Minnie Joy, Clara Iineh, Mable. June ana Kit
Mailahan. Iotlie Wood, Eisse Meriell, Nettie
Haver. Matte toverdale, Madge DeaGe. Allie
Hoffman,. Peal Mitchell, Gertie kropp, May
and Maud Fluent. Emily and Vernic Carey,
Nellie Freeman. Jennie and Rosa Af!eT, Grace
Ritngsrmd, Carrie Eddy, Winnie Weston and
Lottie Kirk, -
Decorating committee Of little girls, In
charge of Mrs Is. Frank Knapp. viz: Matte
dreau, Fiossie T~aicntt, Hazel Keller, Maggie
Carter. Minnie Harter, Mamie I.esElck, Maid
Halter. Prue Morris, Nellie Quick, Lottie
Weed. Clara Rome, Minnie. carrie end Lizz.e
carter, Lucia Comfy Matte Everett, Malie
Wallace, Jessie Hoffman. Rosa Woods, Abbie
Rome, Mamie Carter, Gortie Waugh, Mary
Smith, Ollie Walters and Maud Kent.
On SOLICITING AlD-M!nnie Comfy, Loti!e
Wood, Katie Wilson and Cora Minis.
Or FINANCES. w. Hoffman, chairman;
A. II. Parker and Geo. NJ. Lincil.
On Mrsic-TrGInan Ames, chairman.
On TEAMs-w. j. Comfy. chairuan; John Il.
and Uriah Wood, Thos. Flsnaery and Ole II.
Olson.
On CLOSING Places OF BUSINESS FROM IL
TO +. M.-Wm. Eslick.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-05-19
Richland Items.

R1cnLAND, May Is, 1S93.-Corn
planting is the occupation OF the
farmers now days.
The supper held in the NJ. Z.
church Friday evening, of last week,
proved success. The amount rails
ed was $2O.25, and the time was
quickly passed with music and reci-
tatipns.
The people ofitichland were favor
ed with a sermon from TIE presid-
ing elder las: Sunday at 3 O'Clock p.
m.
Mrs. Kirk and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. J.T. Martin, of Elk Point,
were calling on friends here las, Sab
bath.
Mrs. RI. M. Wallace is visiting
with her mother in this city.
Mrs. Charles Tollefson takes her
departure today for Chamberlain.
From the
kIorE