davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

cd b,skupa, by ks. Krolla 4 paran
usunal, . W m,elscc jego przystss
ks,edxa, kt6ryby sluchas lch gfa-
pich rad i kt6syhy lch czestowal
dobrym winklem cygaraml, lax
to ongi w dawnsch czasach rs
Wojclechowie bywaao. L.ecE "n'e
ola PISA kielbsssa'', powiada stare
pr1yslowle - ich te& wcale do
blssupa ME dopusEcEono.
Wiazac, &c mic ME wsSoraJa,
zspsial: zem>ta. Rano dnis 5 hm.
Gaia hslastra tych hurzycieli OBJ
stapjla koSci6l, bv ksledza ME do
puscit 90 mszy sw.! Co
"a ~bezeselnoSG. l coz to "a lud2le,
CT burzyciele? Otto mektorzy q mch
otrzymywali pomoc W %potrzeble Cd
ksledza, . drUdzy zn6w paiaja
zsmsta 20 to, re i'm ksladz pieme-
dry lie pozyczvi, Jedm 20 o5rzy-
name dobroaNeiS,wa, jrudsy :
zemSty "a ME otrzymanle tycaze
odwdz,eczaja sic ,oraS kS'edzU
proboSzezowi zatrzymywsniem mu
| drogi do koSciola | latsnlem :
o<-czerstwami ma ulego do biSSOpa,
olekpe wynagrodzenle, ami ssows'
w zesl>'v cswar5es, matek
sobote odbvlv sic posiedzeais
wieruveh paraf,an, k'0ray sorac'
potep,llszachrsistwa tv>'n sSoIarNo"
bmzyc,eli a kt6rych n,>wlasoW'
powiedzlawszy ma palcach pI''l'zv'
mozna) ! podpisah petycya %
blskupa, by i'm zacnego ks'edza
| Krol)a Z parafli ME usuwas.
W ostatnlel chwill dowiaduje
sic, re arcybiskup pc pllnem reg
patrzeniu calej sprawy, ~nrzsdzone,
! podstepem 2~loSliwoscla nfze'
paru wyrzutk6w, postanowll k>ie
dza Krolla 2 pa1afii ME usuwa'
q zas tym ldyotom dal do zrozu
mienia, re Cd niego zaleay pre-
sadzeuie ks,ezy, a ME Cd lei
g}upIej wolf.
Starv 0bvpotsl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
A NDEWS, 67 W. Sec. st.
Dawnlejsza galerya Morgeneiera.
LEI
c hlca gosk leg Q.

Kilku iotrow, znanych dobrze
z krzykactwa pred para laty ma
Wojciechowie, dwoma csy
trzema patryotnikami zwiazkowyml
ma c%zele, zaczynaja i tn ma spo-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES siac nlezgode
! kl6tnie W parafil. Gdy ich gfupie
bredne i oszczerstwa, umleszczane
W j~eszcze giupszem pewnem anar-
chlstycznem plsmidle, ME mogfy
wyszadz,G zadnei szkody naszemu
zacnemu ksiedzu proboszczowl,
zaczell 2 prswdziwem waryactwem
latac do a~rcvbiskupa, by ich
g}upiei woll b,} podleglym.
Warchoiy CT chcieli wymuslt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
RAlopoty Wslhelma.

W Niemczech zapanowal reg,
brat miedzy cesarzem 3 poddany-
MI. Cesarz k~oniecznie chce powlek-
szyt wojsko, lud zaS nakaaas swolm
poslom, ably IA ten eel ME
przyzwollll pleniedzy. Pooling
telegram 2 Berlna prawo Q
powiekszenlu wojska odr2uconem
zostalo W Selmle RzeSzy niemlec-
kiel W dnia 6 MaJa gtoSami dc
przeciw l62. Cesarz Wilhelm, ME
posiadalsc sic re z}oscl, natycsh,
mast Sem rozwlaza3 | naZnaczy!
ma Is Czsrwca wybory do lnnegc
Seimu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
WyStaWa

Miedzynarodowa wystawe CHI
cagoska @wirdai}o W pierws2v
poniedziatek "a psatnemi hileraml
los, 965 osob. Odtad zwiedza ia
codziennle IS tyslecy osob, opla-
caiacych b,lety czyli tykiets.
" p,erwsza mlednele wystawa
byta zamknieta, lecz wpiywowl
akcyonaryusEs staraja sic, Any
W naiblizsza msdziele byia otwar-
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Prezent ,Wiarusa"
dla a%bonentow, kto-
rzy zapfaca przynaJ-
mniej ? dolary
a~bonamentu ,staneWla
teraz n%aste1ujace
try ksiazeczki:
y Prorocteco Micholdy, krolowel
re Sabby, IS Sybilli;
q S8oocic=ek czyli zbior polskleh
piosnek ludowych;
81 Ksiazeozka ola dusz naooz-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE Z.

W sPRAWIE WYZSZEJ
polsklej szkoty W Wmonie ode
braIlsmy Cd ks, DR.. Mislckieso
list nastepujaey:
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Prose- laskawle umiescit
nastepuJqce ~wyjasnienie W sprawle
wyzszei polskiei szkoiy, jakq W
przesztym m,esiacu zalozy}om W
Wlnonle.
Euryer Ro1ski W numerze lo2
I'd. l Maja, wspomlnajac 0 tel
szkole, konczy tenn, re program
uauk ,,przedstawla sic podlug lego
zdania nardzo n1ewyraznie''. Jest
m,edzy mann male l:?sporozumle-
ME. Programu szkdlnego nigdY
ME pisa1em W Waarusie, tylko W
wiadomoSciach ~mleiscCwvch poda-
lem, re Lauka sic rozpoczeSa,
r,zvczem powiedzlalem ogolnle'
czeao uczniowie uczyc sic bed2'
Bardzo chetnle tym razem pro-
gram ten og}aszam W WiaruSie, DO
niemal wprest tego aada odemnle
KmVer Polski,
Jest tn W Winonle wlelu
chlopcow xdelnych, nleleden wzdy.
cha moze do wyzszei nauki 9
moze i czuje W soble p%owolanle ma
kapfana albo do innego zawodu.
AngielszczYzna przytem coraz
bsrdziej rugule i psuie jezyk nasz
kochsny. Owym ch}opcom dopo-
moe, tegc Jezyks cho6 troohe
bronze, nadto zaiecie mole III"
~hione prowadzlt dalei: OTTO gsowne
powody zalozenia wyzszej polsS1e,,
szkoty. Choclaz z danych warun'
kach przyjalbym uczniow i z innYe'
Mast, przeclez za}ozyiem szkof
mole ma mala skale, gtdwnie dl
W,nohskiej p%arafli. Obecn1e MAI
chlopc6w is, wlece] mad 80 nj
przyjme. Ia nauke, "a kslazkl
inne szkolne wydatki p}aci terra
kiedy uczni6w jest Is, kazdy
d,lorv m~iesiecznle. I'm ucznloN
bedzle wlecej. tom wypadnie n
kazdego %tanlej. Nauka trivia
bedzie cd Is Kwietma do is Lipc
; cd Is wrzesnla do 10 hwletnlf
Program nauk przyjissem
W skr6ceniu taxi, jaki Jest " ivy
czaiu W Austtyl Pruslech z
zmiauami koniecznymi, Naipraw
dopodobniej klas wszystkich bedzi
p1ec. W tel plerwszej klasie, jak
zacza}em, bede mia1 tygodniow
5 godzin 1aclny,5 jezyka polsklegt
9 godzlny religil sw., 2 Tub
geografu i 2 matematyki. Nadt
8 lub 4 godziny tygedniowo bedz1
uczy} Anglik jezy<a angielskieg
Nlewlem ieszcze, co zrobie poznie
dose, ze W klasie, wyjaws;
angielsSiego, wszystko bsdzie
polsku. w trzecim roku, cEwarty
p,4tyM chcia}bym uczyc jezy.
greck1ego pc 2 lub 3 godzll
dyg,dmowo, DO duchownemu
ludzlon wykszta}conym nny
stanow lezyk ten bardzo przyd
sic moze. Hlstorye natural
zaczne W drugiei %klasie, tax sal
historye pnwszechn2, hlstol
polskq W piatej. Zatem progrs
moi tax sic przcdstawla:
R0K I. ROK II.
Tygodniowo: Tygodmowo
Religia 2 g. Refgia 2 6.
Jez. Pol. 5 G. Jez. Pol, 4
Jez. sacin. G. Jez. aac'n.
Jez. ang. 4 g. Jez. anG. )
Maternal. 2 g. Maternal. 9
Geografia 8 G. His. staroz.
Zoologia 9 G
ROK III. ROK ~.
Tygodnlowo; Tvgodn'ow'
Rellgia 2 g. Rellgla 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
DrObne Echa.

CHlCAGO.- Zaksada sic
ma Wojciechewie W hasemen-
Gle, blisko kosoiota, srupa
stolarzy j c,esli polskioh, Ola
sego krsla SIG pod ziem'2, ze
sic swiaoa boja,-Wiarusy zss
strouie powinni Cd takioh CO
: duohem ciemnosoi erzymala
BERLIN, Wis.-W dniu
= Kwietnia zasnela W Bogu
s. p. Anna Olszewska, :
domu Cyman, W wieSu lat Il,
-Pozostawis dwoje masyoh
sieros,D onosi 0 oem,prosz2c 0
westchnienie "a duszs Emarlei,
w smutku poorazoM maz-
Teotl Ols>a,cski, Berlin, Mis-.
~POSZUkUJE sic orsanis-
ty. mlodeso, bezzenneso,
ktoryby byl zarazem nancy
cielem czytania i pisania W
nowo zalozonel szkolce, 2dzle
chlopakl luz pod wssem beds
sic uozyc liter i sSawiac krss,
ki. = Zslosio sic do Rsdak
Cyl Wiar1sa.
! Z BREMOND, Tex,
" dz,en sw. Marka zdarzy
sic " pewnej famllii okropn,
wypad>ek. Rodzice poleohal
do kosciola, zostaw'alac Y
! domn f-oie malych dzieci, IA
=, 5. Dz, -szn.,a "a
le,nia, iak sama b, ~os
rzy}a uzyletniego 'Zs
talerzem w noge, powH
kolana, / mu ia zdruzsotala,
ze az kosoi rzesoca. Naiege
pacyenta odwiedza tuseIszl
polski doktor pan Wagnc,
: Me trzeba zostawiac IA
kiego drobiazgu be- opiek:
PAN A.
w South Chicago, wybran
konstablem ma powiat Geo
Co. Mleszks Mr.. $50 Con
mercial ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Czy ten plan ME Niegnle
zmlanle i czy SAN zawSEe Uczye
bede, czy W ogole " Winon'e
pozostane dlugo, "a to reczyc ME
moge. Dzlsiai przynalmmei prague
tn pozosta6, q dobrze Uczyc Mose,
BON w uniwersYtecie austryackm
do tego sic przvgotowa}.
haoze Szanownemu Redak-
torowl wyrazY szacunku.
Winona d. 6. Maia. 1898.
X. b.. Tomas Nisicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
LEkARSTWA
SOkOflA.

TowarsvS,S0 le>znleae SSSs VI
pe,rass p&loca aaSSpWsS lsac-
>ssa wypNn&awses tAhvSnNs@s
Wrscz aN5lSs>svch 3sSarax,
! 8s-ya sSsSs Svm& 2ss2S&N~e>
4locone pCseR lsssczy rrsy wssySs~
ScA oa1C>&oa 5Gas5Sas Sassa 81
; Ss&sa ~ Es&ea9s e2ss9Ss Soc
; feWae &ss&Sa "a 6a&s&&&S
>&Na &>;&Ss &&,s1Sa s.
: Ma nlo@awns&c scyge3Sa@5t "a
S5Gmea> SsoSS S.
) Sac>Spsra5}a "a @sa5s s~Si>
aQ;cl&s ST.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

wei rece, pare dom6w u apteka
P. Lauera. 2l3 f. : r., wspa-
nla}a wystawe damsklch kapeluszy,
W okaza}yck oknach. jest to han
del PAM Janowei Bockel. Jak
nam wladomo, nasze Folk dotad
bardzo wlele W tym sk}adzle kupo.
waly, q teraz powinny go popierac
~jeszcze wieeej, gdyz Cd tygodnia
PRAGUE tam jake stroilelka kape-
luszy Polka, parma Monlka Lubo,
vievka. ,.uv ,u. no'saa mGuniarka
" uaszem miescle.
Legion Polshi ia ostatniem
p~osiedzeniu wkluczyt trzech oz}cn. !
k6w, kt6rzy niezgode sial' W
pu}ku, burzac towarzYszy bronl
przeclw przetoaonym a szcze'
g6luie kapltanowi. Zalegali eni
juz dlugo z miesiecznym podatklem
i kllkakrotnle mlell do zaptacenla
kary. TIE, dop6kl Legion bedzle
lstnia}, duzej ksiedze beda
zapisane. Odtad bedzic zgoda l
iednosG W Leg,onse
" $ro6hu miaSta. ma ~naszej
rodupad}ei drusiei ulicy ,rozpoczely
s,e 2 poczatklem biezaceso tysodnla
roboty okolo k}adzenla bruku.
Kupcy tutejsi mniemaja, re W
ulicy tel, po pofozeniu brusn:
znowu handel zakwitnle.
Pan Marcln Trawicki zacho-
rowa} ma z~apalenle p}uc.
Rada miejska zamierza pre-
niest sad miejski do lnnego lokaln,
aby byio wiece1 mlejsca ola stray
o%gniowei.
hGiko Dramatyczne IA nowo
~przyjefo p. Jana Pelowsklego jake
czlonka do swego grona, i zarzad
przeprosil go 20 wyrzadzon2 mu
snlewage-
w GROCERNI Braci Gre
sci przy siennym rYnku destaniecie
wszvstko co tylko do kuchni po-
trzeba. Chcecle kupi6 czystes'
n,osto}szowancG-a wilma, tee tan
dostanieo,e "a tame oleni2dze. :
, w salonie Braci Gutsel terra
, prawie codziennle bock,a Sm"e%n,
lunch zawsze ma stole.
Cos wasnego.- O~szczednose
:, jest droga do majatku. Wykra1 to
a ten kawafek da CT prawo dt
= pleknej FoTOGRAFII gabnetowe
), ktora CT dodadza W pracowrl TO
:, tografcznel pana Andrews.-Wy
v konujemy to sama robote pofow
tanie], iak zwyczaj. Reczymy, Z
obrazki nasze beda sic podobafy
"A bo tez i z naiwieksza dok}adnosci
"a beda wykonane.
10 A NDEWS, 81 W. Sec. st
~ Dawnlejsza galerya Morgeneier;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

o Y.
T~ygodniowo;
Religla > :,
JeS. pol. 5 &.
Jez. }acin, s,
Jsz, ang 5 6,
Jez. greek 2 6.
Matem styka , 6.
FizYka , s.
Histor. polSka s g.
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

H0iko Dramatyczne na nowo
p~rzyje}o p. Jana Pelowsklego jake
cz1onka do swego grona, i zarzad
przeprosil go 20 wyrzadzon2 mu
snleWage-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

PAN A. WALkONlAk
W South Chicago, wybrany
konstablem ma powiat Cock
Co. M,eszks Mr.. $50 Com
mercial ave.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

tine Even now Seattle Is ready 70 place a team
IN the field Portland is equally willing, and
Tacoma promises 20 follow suit
From the trend of affairs now everyshiup
seems to favor consolidation of the North aud
the south into Coast League. The Ca.Ifor-
nians seem ripe for the scheme sut the baseball
Insrnates in the North are receiving numerous
letters and kilograms in regard to The outlook
mere Although there has been no flourish of
Uuupess great deal of quiet but effective
WORK has been done in the way OF baseball or.
gan za'ion IN seattle and elsewhere on the
Northern coast 1t is good be. that there will
De professional baseball here, " tn the chances
IN iavor OF Coast League Ii consolidation
GOES not come about then there will be another
year OF the Pacific North west League, although
perhaps under another name.
ihe maAe-un OF the pro .osed Coast League is
prooiemat.ea!. TIE towns from which selections
are 10 De mad are San Francisco, Los Angeles.
OaA and, san Juse, Sacramento and Stockton in
tnc south, and For and, Seattle, Tacoma. Spo-
Kane, salem anu Victoria In the North. An
eisht-club circuit, wi n four clubs il the North
ana -FOUR In the south, would, OF course, be lar
preferable, Oh account OF the csnvenience in
pairing of the teams and max ng out the
schedule. Should this arrangement tail, then
the magnates would fail back a six-ciub
league, which might be divided between North
ana south in two different ways. Under one
plan there would be three clubs in the South
and thee in the North. Under the other there
would be four CLUBS in the South and two in
North. With any circuit that might be arranged
Portland and Seattle are sure OF being members
OF the Northern division,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
TACOMA SPORTING GOSSIP.
still Seeking a Match for Whaien-Prof.
MOultOn Is Leando's Successor.

TACOMA, Jan. 7.-tSpeciaL l-George Bloom
heid. tins we known midd.eweigat OF this city.
and Charle- Hail. OF 81. Pau , fought for purse
Oh $&0o at Granite Falls, Wash, Monday even
Ing. TIE fight was scientific and stubborn up
To the ninth round, when Bloomfield Knocked
his man out Hall weighed in a. l62 pounds.
Bloomfield injured his hands, but wa other
wise unmarked, while Hail was badly bruised.
Billy Armstrong, OF san Francisco, has been
asked By telegraph il he will enter a contest
with James NJ. Whalen, before the Tacoma
Athletic Club soon.
Pro. Leando, late instructor at the Athletic
Club, who left recently for san Francisco, will
not return.
George Harmon and Prot. Ed Baldwin are
arranging apparatus in the old National theater
Tor gymnastic purposes, ana propose to do some
fancy gymnastic work this winter.
George Bracket, the well known tumbler,
caught q severe cold in his eyes, which has in
capacitated him for time.
George r. Higgs is again in fighting condition
after his long rest Higgs and Bloomfield are
accredited with giving the best set-tO ever put
on the vaudeville stage.
Pro-. Mouilou, OF the Olympic Club. OF San
Francisco. has been secured as general all
around gymnastic instructor. by the Athletic
Club, in place OF Prof. Leando. Mouiton is Of
the well known acrobstic team Of Moultoa aud
Dashaway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

cinn house with ample interior arrangements
lor ne social entertainment Of the members
was Planned Business duties, trouble in secur-
ing al acceptable site and other obstacles, have
kept tie leading spirits OF the club from the ac-
colnpiishment of their plans.
Ia ccnseQuece OF these conditions the yacht
c!uo ia. dropped out of public notice This
does not mean, however, that the organization
Is In shay condition. Its members are just
as enthusiastc a. ever il ttsir desire TO forward
lts interests. With no sailing TO occupy their
attention and no indoor quarters to receive
them during the winter. they have naturally
reiapsed into ali inactive state. But this pom
lses 10 be remeded very shortly. Plans for the
new building are already drawn up, the site has
practis ally been decided upon and meeting OF
the ciuo is 20 ne held in the near future for the
purpose OF arranging for early leg lnaing on
the continuation OF the club hou e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
SEEKING A MATCH roR CHoyNskI
A s. 900 Purse offered IL Maher or
DAILY will Meet Him

SAN Francisco, Jan. S.-President Har-
rison. OF the Pacific Athletic Club. made
an offer today of s5.o1o for finish contest
between Joe Chovnski aud either Mahe-.
the Irish Champion. or JIM DAILY, Corhett's
sparrlng partner. FarSon Dawes Cho-
vnski's manager, stated that ne preferred
tn hear from Maher or Daily before accent.
ing, but. was willing TO match Choyns ki
against either of the hesvyweIshts Tor the
larges, purse obtainabie and suitable side
wager.
In the event OF Choynski falling 20 get
On match with Daily or Maher Dawes
saws he will match him for finish contest
against the winner OF the Hsll-F.tzsln-
mons fight. Davies states that he Will IN
few days make an effort 10 have James
Corbett agree 10 fight Peter Jackson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
CONSOLIDATION Is PROBABLE.
PROSPECTS OF Pacific Coast Baseball
League Brighter Than Lver Before.

The % scheme 81 cons 1lilsiing the territory
Tie fa,iac Nog;awest with CALIFORNIA; Tor the
'iaa1loa II = tos>t lesEue 5 again forcing
Ies.' 80 the 'rolt. sGd now seems more psobab,e
/ '~ing carried cat than ever before ST n
/ ne q ire year A4t10IEa the baseball season
/ VII. sertiaa 90 noi wind UP with much &C az
see""as Of tAe failure 10 play out tue
l@eoa4e. 'ie Papu.aT interest Ia the sport o v
| iASaas tvs1. All Water long there las beea
3'~"hs uniercuTreat %! feeling a Iavov Of &,
'Ss = growing stronger 81 ;he TINE. The
Is FacSiaoa LAX tse ''iaas" are ESvsnS viii
Ne tnsc. e.sraor fox The game before sptlng-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

Nothing to Keep Up Interest In the Win
trr-New Club Rouse Soon.

Tie seattle Yacht Club, which was organized
last fall under such nattsviGg auspices seems
Ia have ia,.ea into state Of 'guEocuous
Gesuetude" WITH the close 81 The racing ses-
son there VAS practically nothing left 10 Keep
Up the interest OF tie club msmDsrs tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

GIVE ATTENTION to the first symptoms of
Lung Complaint and check the dreaded disease
in its incipiencv by using DR.. D. Jayues's Ex-
pectorant q safe, oid-fashionei remedy Tor all
Affections of the Lungs and Bronchia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

Our effort sale begins in the morning, and our
store is closed today so that we can mark down
prices on everything. Hyams, Pauson & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

Our store is closed today, but will open early
tomorrow morning, wlen we inaugurate our
effort sale. Hyams, Pauson d. Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1st. 1892.


For St Paul and Esst-10: % p ~.
For Spokane-3: 20 p. m. and 1925 p. m.
For Portland aud South-S:l5 q m. and S:45
p.
For Olympa-6:l5 a. m. and 9:l5 q N.
For Montesano and Ocosta-S: Is = n.
For facoma-S:I5. Sis a. m. l30l $500 SOD
S:45 and 1928 D. IN.
For snoqualmie Falls and North Bend-9:l5
a.
For Sumas and Anacortes-9:l5 a. m
For snohoInish aud Ueichel-9:lo a N and
4:35 p.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From st Paul and East-ll:25p p. m.
From Spokane-10:S5 a n and rs p.
From Portland and south-5:50 p. II. and 1888
O. m
From OlymDia-5:50 p. m and S:45 . m.
From Montesano and Ocosta-5:1O y. in
From Tacoms-i2:55, SIS and 1885 q M
zoo. $50 S:i5 AMI i:25 y.
From Snoqualnie Falls and North Bend-5:20
=. IN.
From Sumas and Anacortes-5:20 p. N
From suonomish and Getchell-lU:35 q m and
5:20 p III
RAILROAD AND STEAM HIP TICKETS 70
ALL PUIN Is N THE WORLD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

We close today. that we may make every effort
to be ready tos customers at our effort sale to-
morrow. Hyams. Pausou d Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09

For
10
YaaYe.

had given up all hope. l tried a
bottle of
ST. JACOBS OIL.
and it effected such One
wonderful relief that l 4
recommend it to all.
CHAs. Law, JR. Bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.

90 am Nv Mu....Tacona.. ITO sri 5:l5 am
30 pm w - IT. Towusend 80 W as pm
4:So pm Arlloi.. Victoria. - Nil LyI $50 I'm
steamers "Clty u Kingston" and ."lty Of seat
tie make connections NJ Fort Townsend for pas
sengers going from Belhnghan bay points 10 Vic
toria aud Tetu II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
WHaTCOaI ROUTE.

ICtose connection with y. Z. train from Port
land aud san Francisco
Steamers ity of Kingston" and .Ci,y OF Seat
tie maze close connections NJ the Tacoma wharf
with trains To and from Portland. aud with the
east and west bound overland trains.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-09
As ORTIZ Hs
nv DAGE lC R. r.

and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle. st.
raui and Chicago without change Connections
Tor all points in the United States and Canada
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RAILROAD AND STEAM~II TICKETS 70
ALL PUIN Is N THE WORLD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-23

THE RUSH STILL AWAITS ORDERS.
SAN FEANCIsCo.-There is unusual
hurry and hustle on the revenue cut
ter Richard Rush, lying in the stream
off the foot of Clay street. The regular
shore boats have been done away with
and all hands have been set to work
painting and cleaning. The cutter
was in the best of condition when she
dropped in the stream Saturday, but
the inquiries from Washington and
the placing Of the enter under
waiting orders have caused
a general stirring up on board.
The cutter is beginning to look like
a handsome steam yacht. There is
little doubt that the Rush is to take
the Government investigating COM
mission to Hawaii when the members
are appointed by President Cleveland.
Captain Hooper said yesterday that
he had received no further orders from
Washington. He did not know where
his vessels was to be ordered, but he
proposed to have her ready for any
emergency.
TO HOLD THE STEAMER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 15.-On the
18th inst. the post office authorities
here received the following dispatch !;
WASHINGTON, ID. ca, Mar. 18th.
Postmaster, San Francisco: Please
ascertain and advise me this evening
what price agents will name to hold
| the Australia forty-eight hours. An
| sweT quick and rush this message.
| n. NJ. BROOKS,
Superintendent Foreign Mails
Upon the receipt of the last mes
sage Postmaster Backus conferred at
once with SpreckeIs and was inform
ed that the steamer would be held
! forty-eight hours for 5000 and for any
| greater time charge would be made
in proportion. It was thought that
the Government had important dis
patches for Hawaii, but inasmuch as
the steamer was not held the neces-
sity evidently did not arise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-23
Mfr, BusH's View.

The friends of Mr.. Bush did not
forget that he was to be passenger
by the Australia, and they hurried
down in some number to meet him.
Before the steamer got up to the
dock he was ut his old habits,
making a speech. His friends
crowded round the gang plank, and
carried him off in fine style in q
wagonette.
An ADVERTISER representative
found Mr.. Bush on the upper YER
andah of his home on Punchbowl
street, decorated with yellow leis,
and in the bosom of his family.
Mr.. Bush expresses himself with
moderation on the situation He
says that there is strong feeling in
the United States that if the reasons
in favor Of annexation prove to be
good, the country should be an
nexed. A commission has been
appointed to come down and inves-
Z tigate the whole situation, and, says
| Mr. Bush, everything now will de
pend upon them. It was evident
from the tone Of Mr. Bush's re-
marks, that he sees annexation is
not far off. When questioned as tc
his own attitude, Mr.. Bush was
rather non-committal, but said he
would of course look after the in
Iterests of his people It is vel
known that he has been strong
annexationist in the past