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The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Total

The above is the amount allowed,
how much the bills were cut We had
not time to investigate. From the
above it will be sure that DR.. Beden
received from the two counties for
medical services rendered covering a
space of abont three months, S3S96.
and the drug bill is not included
Under the present contract with
the physician, the expense for med
ical attendance to this county wonld
have been less than $50, and to both
counties less than 5000 for services
that actually cost them nearly $1,000.
The present contract with the coun-
ty physician is s45 per month which
as already stated covers all conta-
gious Diseases. Whether or not this
is too high, considering the string
ency and hardness of the times is for
the commissioners to decide. We
think it is. The appointment must
be made and it should cover all con
tagious diseases so that the former
large expenses can be prevented.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Vote for H B. Manville for con
stable because ne is one OF the most
industrious though quiet men in the
county. He will serve precept or
discharge any of the other duties Of
the office just as carefully and faith
fully as he performs his other work.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

We fail to see where any political
capital can be made from the bill OF
f. b. iloen now pending, for work
upon the public highway. The bill
has not been paid because no agree.
ment has been reached by the com
missioners as to the equitable amount
due.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

different management. 1t was un-
der the same editorial Infringement
as now, and its editor swore to the
truthfulness, reasonableness and cor
rectness OF most of the bills. In its
issue of this week it makes an expla-
nation of the matter that is fully as
lame, ludicrous and hating as that of
its forged letter concerning the bridge
bill. Surely any man who is rot will
fully blinded can see the insineerity
and hypocrisy of the entire outfit
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
The County Physician.

After waiting until its last issue
and then holding the paper until
Friday noon the Sparks comes out
with those ..facts and figures" it
promised six weeks ago, which were
to show how corrupt gang had been
robbing and plundering the county.
Its figures are not entirely correct
but we will assume that they are for
the sake of the argument. They
show that it cost the county a little
over 500 per year for medicine, and
that DR. Hasty, the county physician,
received for services for the %
months quoted SS5S. OF this S2l0
was for attendance under the old
contract upon scarlet fever patients.
These figures are somewhat large it
is true, but we submit that they hard
Iy warrant all that we have heard
during the past 80 days about tax
eaters,n gangs" and ring organized
10 plunder the taxpayers and impov-
erish the county. And this is all
there is shown, absolutely all of that
startling exposure to be made, and
of which we have heard so much.
The present laws make the forma.
sion of health board imperative,
and the appointment of a physiciun-
he commissioners to regulate his sal
ry. Under the late contract the
physician is to tend 'all cases Of
mall pox or other contagious dis
eases without extra charge. This
is of very great importance, as the
ollowing bills copied from the orig
mails at the office of the county clerk
viii show:
Lamar. Colo. July Is, isse.
Prowers Co, Colo, to {. V. Bedcll. DR..
/ Treating Mrs. Isaac Beauehamp small
| pox patieut May TO June II, a days
q $40 per day .... .-..-. $40 y
same sads Beauehamp May TO Juneil $40 ot
d" Leslie BoauchaInp May 24toJunes % SO O
e Matte Beauehnmp $50 u
luiy 10 For treating two patients be-
| tween AEirii and May .s.-..--......- 80 q
Total...................... seisgcC
These bills foot up s2,l20, and
cover period of less than two months.
These bills were cut about $500 and
$1,000 was allowed. The records of
Bent county show as stated by its
clerk, shat between the 2nd day OF
April 1889 and the 20th day of July
1889. 81, $1,000 was paid by Bent
county to C. V. BedeIl of Lamar,
Colorado for medical attendance up
On county patients on date and in
amounts as follows:
Warrant No. 2l0 con. fund Sl330.0O
31O7 ord. rev. 52Z0O
BIOS 1924
3l3l 1850
Total .. S2596.Si
The above is the amount allowed,
how much the bills were cut We had
not time to investigate. From the
/ ,i,z,-, 20 ,,-sll T.. - - n u n
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

>sN1 A4o 1bi ~ In L IAes |
So;ose Postoffice at Lamar, Colorado |
Second-ciass Mail Matter.
81 a, ,-is ufsial Pap, ui s'avsw County.
--------------.-----
Put the cross under the eagle
L. f. Blodgett is interested espec-
tally In the commissiouer He don't
work unless he sees something ahead.
1t is the position of county attorney
During the year 1890, Mr.. Butler
the proprietor of the Sparks, drew
s35 per month as county attorney.
The county got along without
one for the past year.
A Deeter has no opponent for jus
tice of the peace, and it would not
make any difference in the result if
he had. Everybody will vote for him
because all respect and like him.
Vote for d. W. Robinson for com
missioner because he win look care
fully after the interests of the county
And because he is an esteemed and
respected citizen and an old soldier
Vote for Fred Lee for coroner be
cause during the next two years you
may need his services officially. The
remains would then be sat upon by
one OF most popular young men Of
the county.
IB. Barnes, the candidate for
surveyor has been too modest to send
the REeIsrKR any facts concerning
himself He is however good sur
yeyor, good citizen and an all round
good fellow. Vote for him.
There are scores of democrats in
the county who will vote the repub
lican ticket, for the purpose of re
buking those self assumed leader
who have placed the party in its
present humiliating position.
Vote for H B. Manville for con
stable because ne is one OF the most
industrious though quiet men in the
county. He will serve precept or
discharge any of The other duties Of
the office just as carefully and faith
fully as he performs his other work
In giving list of the candidates
on the populist ticket last week, the
name of A. J. Hasty, the candidate
for treasurer, was anintentionally
omitted The error occurred in set
ting mp the item and was overlooked
in proof reading.
Vote for NJ. j. Underwood because
he has made a model clerk. The
records of Prowers county will not
SuAitE ny CDtll l'eit t9Dh Hieu AApSt VI
any other in the state. He has held
the office hut one term, and is en-
titled to reelection.
Vote for W. A Leonard for super
intendent of schools He is young,
active and progressive man. He has
the intelligence and educational quail
tiles necessary to properly and sue
cessfully discharge the duties of this
very important Office.
Vote for A. n Parrish for treasurer.
He is long resident of the county,
and has shown his faith in its future
by investing his all here. He is a
quick and accurate accountant, and
will be immensely popular behind the
treasurer's desk He is true friend
and all round good fellow. Vote for
Newt
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02
1emphis Route-HaIf Rate Holiday Excur
Sims.


q On December %, "A, %, 30, 81 and
January l the Kansas City, Fort
Scott d Memphis Railroad Company
will sell round trip tickets between
all stations on it's lines at rate OF
one fare. with minimum rate OF nifty
cents, return limited to January s..
On December 10, 70 and Il this
company will also sell EXCURSION
tickets at one fare to points in Flor
ida. Tennessee, Mississippi. Ala
barna, Georgia and the Carolinas,
with limit of thirty days for return.
On dates last named and for the es-
pecial accommodation of sportsmen
and home-seekers round trip tickets
at one fare with thirty day return
limit will be sold to points in Mis-
souri, and Arkansas east OF Spring
field from Lamar and stations north
and west, including the Clinton di-
vision north of and including Clin-
ton. ]. r.. LOCkWooD,
GenI Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Kansas City, Mo.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02
II Should Be in Every House.

Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be with
out DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption. coughs and colds,
that it cured his wife who was
threatened with pneumonia after
an attack of La Grippe" when var,
ious other remedies and sevcral
physicians had done her no good
Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa.
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done him more good than any
thing he has ever used Tor lung
trouble. Nothing like it. Try it
Free trial bottles at J. G. Polster :
Drug Store. Large bottles SOC. and
S1.0O.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02

quest of the Schrader family.
On Friday, the day following the
tragedy, a dynamite shot was put in
by a miner from the lead mines of
Galena, and the explosion tore out
several yards of the bluff and ex-
posed the serpents' den, in which no
less than 100 snakes of all varieties,
from the harmless blacksnake to
the copperhead and rattlesnake,
were found in a torpid state and
slaughtered.
The following from the Galena
Republican has reference to the
above, but there is something of
difference. and it appears that some
body has been worked"
1.-The St. Louis Republic contains
blood curdling snake story, to
which number of our most prom
inent, influential. christian, temper
ate, truthful citizens were living
eve, ear and mouth witnesses. Ac-
cording to the Republic, Geo. Hig-
gins-brother to Bill-of Topeka
and eX-Postmaster A. NJ. McPher-
son, ex-Sheriff J. c. Babb, ex-Presi-
Dental Elector, w. +. Sapp, excel
lent Cashier, w. f. Stice of this city
were in camp onShoal Creek-about
two miles from Galena, and while
there were invited to a swell we'd
ding between a husky native OF the
flint hills and fair damsel of the
bluffs. The marriage was consum-
ated and the happy pair repaired
to the home prepared by the groom
IA cabin with three sides logs and
the other bluff. The bride had just
reached the nuptual couch and the
groom was in the act of doing like
wise, when huge RATHER, which
with sixteen other rattlers had
crawled from their home in the
bluff side of the cabin, struck him
on the nigh heel. There was no
snake remedy nearer than the Gale
ma boys camp, so the groom of an
hour swelled up and died. The
bride leaped or Topped (she was
Irish) TO the floor when she was
struck with horror at the scene
which met her gaze. She was also
struck by RATHER which had not
met her gaze and the bride OF an
hour and fifteen seconds, swelled
I'D and died. The dog was the next
victim, he died and swelled up
hence. as before stated, it was a
swell affair. The next day the cold,
swelled corpseses, when discovered
by the campers, were dccently IN
terred-Elder Mcpherson perform
ing the Lutheran service, the others
lust weeping. The second day al
ter, a shot. put off in the mines at
Galena, Jared boulder from the
bluff and l0D or 90l-we are not sure
how the figures were arranged.rat-
tiers were exposed to the gaze OF the
paralyZed campers. The men are,
as before stated. men of standing;
under ordinary circumstances their
oaths would be accepted in any
snake court. They are men who
never touch liquor for medicinal or
scientific purposes and if they told
the Republic correspondent that
they saw snakes. by granny, they
saw 'cm. The fact that neither OF
the gentlemen have been outside OF
the Corporate limits of the city i'll
their lives, may reflect slightly up
on the reporters reputation Tor
truth and vcracity, but aside from
this fact and the further fact that
the whole thing is a darned lie we
believe the snake story is true.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02

A Boston cigar dealer has pat
ented a device that bids fair to make
his fortune and place his name high
on the scroll of public benefactors.
1t is chemical preparation that is
rubbed on the business end OF a
cigar. Then the pointed end OF the
cigar is cut off, and the smoker does
the rest. Cigars thus treated can
be carried for weeks i'll pockets and
boxes and will be ready for use ut
any moment no matter how great a
stringency surrounds the owner s
match supply.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02

Mr.. l. p. Blaize, an extensive real es-
tate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa. narrowly
escaped one of the severest attacks OF
pneumonia while in the northern part OF
that state during recent blizzard, says
the Saturday Review. Mr.. Blaize had oc-
casion to drive several miles during the
storm and was so thoroughly chilled that
he was unable to get warm, and inside OF
an hour after his return he was threatened
with a severe case of pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr.. Blaize sent to the nearest drug
store and got a bottle of Chamberlain Is
Cough Remedy, of which he had often
heard, and took number of large doses.
He says the effect was wonderful and in
short time he was breathing quite easily
He kept on taking the medicine and the
next day was able to come to Des MONIES
Mr.. Blaize regards his cure as simply won
derful. For sale by McFadden & Price.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Columbus Reporter.

Citizens, it is time You were on the
move for the county high school.
Baxter Springs offers to her citizens
a chance to make use of the mem-
Der of the Lower House and their
old city hall. and by the use of these
two obtain the county high school.
Is it possible that town like BaX-
ter is to go ahead of Columbus in
the matter of education: Now the
use of the member of the Lower
House could be appreciated by our
citizens fully as much as by Baxter
citizens, and we believe that should
we ask for his help he would do all
in his power to help us. Let us
offer as an advantage new school
building for the county high school
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02
What Is n Guarantee?

1t is this. If you have cough or
cold, a tickling in the throat, which
keeps YOU constantly coughing. or
if you are afflicted with any throat,
chest or lung trouble, whooping
cough, &c, and you use Ballard 9
Horehound Syrup as directed, CIV
ing it a fair trial, and no benefit IS
experienced, we authorize our adj
vertised agent to refund your money
on return of bottle. 1t never fails
to give satisfaction. 1t promptly
relieves bronchitis. Sold by G. q.
Gregg.
Joplin's collector was about $I,5OO
short in his accounts with the city,
but his bondsmen got off for S4,'hD.
Joplin is a queer town.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02

Handy to have in the house
Ayers Cherry Pectoral--a prompt
and certain remedy for Group, colds
and pulmonary affections.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-12-02

A Cherokee undertaken is adver-
Using some very low prices on COT
fins, caskets, etc. Now is your time.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-03
(nwolne Polskie siowo" " Pary1u).

rye wychodztwa polskiego do A.
meryki. Podjac sic piracy podo
bnej mogiby jeno ktoi ma miejscu.
W Ameryce, gdzie by znalazl
materially faktyczne, pisemne i
W podaniach ustnych, bedacych
do znalezienis u osobistosci Ia.
kich, jak czcigodny dr.. Kalus.
sowski, przez ktorego rece pre-.
bodsj czy ME wszyscy
wychod&ce = roku 1881 i l849.
gruncie europejskim znsjdujs
sic jeno przyczyny wychodztwa,
o kt6rych nekniem si6Wko DO.
Historya iednak przyby.
osiedlania sic i przybrania
osiedlehczego charakteru odszuki.
wa6 sic Wilma ma gruncie anne.
rykaaskim. Me mo4emy wisc
mied najmnieiszej do kreilenia jej
Pretensyi; motemy jednsk dot
knac faktow paru, kt6reby i hi
storyk dotknac i wyjainiG bliaej
musiai.
Zachod,i pytanie: cd kiedy roe.
Poczeio sic wychodztwo gromadne!
Nam sic Edaje, be poczatek one.
mu daio wyprawienie przez hotel
Lambert Z Southampton, W r.
1850, partyi rozbitk6w z wojny
wegierskiej, kt6rzy byli tak4e
rolbitkami j ma morzu ina WV
brze3u tunetahskiem, d. 19 msja).
Me wiemy jednsk, asali z tych
wysyiek, ktore urzadzali Prusacy
i Austryacy, ME dostafa sic ktora
de Ameryki. Jedna zmusifa okret
zawinac do Portsmouth i pozo-
staia W Anglii; jedna zawineia
do Brestu, jedna do Marsylii; lecz
byc mole, il ME ma wszystkich
okretach deportowanym udawaio
sic zaioge opanowaG i be byfy
take, CO pewna ilosc Polak6w do
dowioafy. w kazdym
razie, byio to wychodztwo prey.
musowe, byla to deportacya,
dokonywana przez raady tabor.
cze, W celu pozbycia sic z Euro
Py Sywioiow buntowniczych. Ia
pierwsze wychodztwo dobrowolne
uwaza6 MONA to - CO z Sou.
wyruszyfo.
Wyrussyiojedno Southampton.
W rok p6zniej z Liverpool.
D jednem j drugiem siuch sagi
nal. Czy 50 z mich jake W A.
MERGE pozostafoscY Zdaje sic,
be SienkieWicz zetknaf sic z je.
Z ich grona osobnikiem i.
ten mu posostawai ma ,,Latar.
Jednakze, pomiedzy latami 1851
. 1858 Polacy do Ameryki ma.
piywa6 musieli. Miarkujemy to
ztad, Re nazwiska polskie pre-
rzucsja sic W wojnie secesyj
mel. Zadne z Mich ME nabra.
10 rozgiosu, co swiadczy o
nieznacznei jeszcze " epoce woj.
ny owei Polakow " Ameryce
jakoteA o tenn, he srod Mich
brakio osobistosci wybitnych. Ma
teatr wojny powsts1czej do Pol.
ski przybyio bardzo niewielu -
pare jednostek zaledwie, a z tych
jedns W pisanej przez mia j jej
kosztem VIZ. 1854 opublikowanej
broszurze, ~wystapifs z projektem
przesiedlenia sic Polsk6w do A.
meryki. Autor, wykszujac ko-
ma teraz i ma przvszios6.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-03

o bcego- Cd Niemca, cd No.
sksla. Ia ostatnia racya ME-
~odiacznie wychodstwu towarzy-
szyia, tax W chwili odrywania sic
cd ognisk domowycb, jakotea po
przybyciu ma miejsce. Me opu.
szczala go ons i ME opuszcza, o
czem Swiadcza dochodzace mas cd
naszej braci Z Ia oceanu gfosy,
glossy brzmiace wysoko podniesio.
nym tonen patryotycznym. Swiad.
csa one mianowicie, 10 wycho.
dice polscy do Ameryki ME
prsepadli ola oiczyzny.
Stosunki pomiedzyw ychodztvem
polskiem " Ameryce, a wycho.
chodztwem polskiem W Europe
nawiazywafy sic, zrywafy, zn6w
SIC na~iaywafy, ME molina atoi
twierdzic, Re ga one ustalone.
Zdaje sic, ze pierwszym, CO o ma
wiazaniu takowych pomyslai, byi
nieboszczyk Agaton Giller. 70
Jego sprawa nIekt6re grona wy
chodzcze odnosiiy sic do Muzeum
Rspperswylskiego nadsylsjac skia-
dki ma utrzymanie zakladu.
Wreszcie stosunki bliiej nieco
zaznaczyly sic W T. 1892 pomie-
dry Rzadem Centralnym Zwiaska
Narodowego " Ameryce a Wy.
dzialem Zwiazku Wychodztwa W
Europe. Popieranie sprawy Skar-
bu Narodowego wchodzi do Ia
kresu swiadectw, snamionuiacych
jednakowosc mianownika W ma.
stroju politycznym pomiedsy wy
chodztwami polskiemi " Ameryce
j W Europe. z tenn wszystkiem
stosunkow Ia ustalone uwaaa&
jeszcze ME moana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-03
Muzeum RappersWyl-
skie.

Zamek wymariei rodziny hra-
blow ma Rapperswylu, siegsjscy
poczatkiem wieku XII, le4y mad
zurychskiem jeziorem, bardzo uro.
Go, DO ma gore j dominuje mad
miastem tegoz imienia, dziwnie
dobrze zachowany. Muzeum pol
skie W lynn zamku wzorowo urza-
Ozone, godne podziwu. Pamiatki
roine prawidiowo ulokowane.
Obrazow wiele bardzo pieknych,
obcych j polskich. zbior sztychow
Chodowieckiego bardso liczny, a
Przytem jeden obraz oleiny, Co
naleiy do osobliwoSci. IMAM tyl.
ko jeden W Berlinie i jest jeden
" zbiorze waplewskim chociaa ME
Przesadzam, te mode So i gdziein-
dziej, ale mi ME wiadomo. Zbi6r
sztychoW roinych siega tn przeszfo
10000 exemplary. Ciekawym
jest zbior miniatur, ale jeden 2
najciekawszych zbiorow, DO ME
ma rownego, to zbior Kamei, Ola.
ra pani Cappeli, Z domu Dziedu.
szyckiej. So to W formie ME
malych kwadrat6w, w~szystkich re
znanei epoki kr6l6w polskich i
siawniejszych kr6lewien, potem
wielkich k~wsdratow fOrmy, obrazy
cd nsjdawniejszych czas6w die.
jow Polski al do ostatnich q 1858
r.; nastepnie wielka liczba xuako-
mitych Polakow cd dawniejszych
czasow siegajsc 1881 i 1858 roku.
Forma tai kwadrat6w, jak kr6li.
a jakiej 50 wartoici artystycznei
najlepiej swiadczy, he pewian
Anglik oiarowywal $50, 900 fran.
kow.
zbi6r rzezb ME pOspolity, szczs-
golnie ofary Brodzkiego; bardzo
Piekny bust Kopsrnika i tel do
zbior6w wyiacznie Kopernika Ola
roWany ogromny posag Koperni.
ka. Do prze6licznych rzezb nale4v
koPis przez Brodzkiego nsgrobka
lego zmsrfei c6rki hrabianki
PrzezdEieckiej j wiele innych rzezb
tegoz, a wszystkie z bialego ka.
ryjskiego msrmuru. So tel rzezbv
Lenartowicza ! inne.
Cabinet pamistek DO KoSciu.
szce ME ma nigdzie f6wnego. lax
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-03

"osci ooracania takowego sposo.
benz skiadkowym ma popieranie
sprawy polskiej. Node byio "
tenn pierwsze poruszenie idei Skar
bu Narodowegoi... Propozycya
autora broszury poparcia ME zua.
lazia j przebrzmiala bez echa.
Mysl przesiedlania sic do Anne.
ryh ME cieszyia sic Igola popu.
larnoscia. Mimo to, przesiedlanie
she odbywaio i musisio jul =
jak powisdamy wytej = pred
r, 1858 dochodzi6 rozpiar6w, ma.
dsjacych wychodzcom polskim
srod ludnoici Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych znaczenie, przenosaace roz.
MARY kropli " morzu. Me znac
go atoli byio W tlumie, Jak sic
zdaje, wsrost onego W przySpie.
szonym temple wzmsga6 sic pc
czaf pc r. 1868 dopiero.
Ktory Z dziaf6w Pclski otworzyi
9 K o d u MI
Kt6ry dostarczyi kontyngiensu
najznaczniejszegoi
Pytania te W bistoryi nasuws.
ia sic nsjpierwsze.
Pc mich nastepuis pytania, cd
noszace sic do rozsiedlania, do
tworzenia grup Da podstawie po.
vino Wactwa narodowego i do
uswiadomienia sic W poczuciu
gromadzkiem. Wynikfy ztad pa.
rafe. zawisdowane przez ksieay,
kt6rzy stall sic W grupach gro.
madzkich irodkami cie3koici, VINO.
szacymi pierwiastek moralny. Jak
sic oni z zadania swego wywia
zali! Pytanie waane. z MEM
lacla sic roaliczne stosunki kycio.
we, urabiajace obywatelskoic, kto
ra ola wychodzcow pod dwojaka
PrzedstaWiia sic postacia: pod
postacia obowiazkow wzgledem
krainy, CO ich przygarnefa i pra
wami swojemi osfoniia, l obo.
wiaskow wzgledem tel krainy,
ktora, pod madame jej przez aich
nazwa nStarego kraju", Jest ich
Pierwotna prawdziws oJczyzna,
Jest ich gniazdem.
Jak sic pomiedzy mimi a gnia.
zdem stosuuek uiotyi?
Fakty, do pytania tego sic cd.
noszace, zsznaczae sic poczynaia
W ostatuich dopiero latach. Da.
wniej ograniczaly sic one do Ia
czno6ci pomiedzy rodzinami i Ia
cznoSc ia w~ywabiaia wychodztwo.
Dziafo sic to " prosty i natural.
ny sposob. Czlonek rodziny WV.
chodzif ma zwiady niejako j, je.
sli doznaf powodzenia, wyprowa-
DIAL ME tylko rodzine wiasna,
ale budzii " innych ochOte do
wychod9tws, ochota szerzyia sic
cd wsi do wsi, cd powiatu do
powiatu, cd dzielnicy do dzielnicy;
z pod zaboru pruskiego, gdzie,
jak sic zdsje, poczatek sw6j Ia
prSykiadem Niemc6w wziela, pre-.
rzucila sic do zabor6w ~austryac.
kiego i moskiewskiego, siegnefa
ma Rus i ma Litwe i rozwijafa sic
"a przyczyna sgient6w. kontra.
bandzist6w, kt6rym zyski niosla.
Rozwiiala sic " dalszych war.
stwach spoieczehstwa ~poskiego,
wbrew j ma prEek6r opozycyi, ia
ka stawiaiy warstW Wy wyasze j VIA.
DE, powoduiac sic zagrozeniem
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-06

tary United States Treasury. washington.
Why not pay the pensions ia silver Yours
respectfully.
(Signed.l
A New York letter on a page Of legal
cap advises Secretary Carlisle 10 see that
silver banks be created and that the sill
yer war be closed in this way. Another
advises that silver be shipped out of the
country in the place of 81 and s. notes,
and states that the women of the United
States would so object TO the use of the
silver dollar that no man would dare to
raise his voice in favor of it, On the
other hand, farmer telegraphs from
Wisconsin asking that silver be kept as
the standard of value, and another farmer
writes as follows in favor of greenbacl1s: :
If you have the power, for Gods sake
issue greenbacks enough to relieve the
present strain and save the people of the
west from financial ruinl The general
sentiment of the people Gill sustain you. s"
A Chicago man wants the one, two and
five cent pieces made of silver instead of
copper and nickel.
An Illinois statesman wants $500, 000, 900
OF twenty-year per cent. bonds issued
at once, and national banks to be formed
on them as basis.
And so | might go on and quote a hun
dred more curious schemes and ideas
which are presented to the Secretary of
the Treasury daily.