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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15
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Ola ssssystkich Polak6so % ASseryce.
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dG ssszystkich PoLak6to % Ameryce.
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CZASOPISMO ILLUSTROwANE
.wychodzi zoe Lsoosoie cd lat szesnast,l.
Posiada niezmiernie ob6ta, ciekawa, Do
tyteczna i patryotycznR tres6, wsr6d
ktorej zawsze drukuje zajmujaoe po-
wiesci.
Mkt sic ME znudxi = kazdy sic pokrzepi,
Bedz1e mu W duszy i M sercu lepiej...
zimno ME wieje cd ,,lskry 1 Gonca"-
Do piersi ludzkisj tle promienie siohcai
% dobre, piekne. ma szpsltach ME zgasnie-
Doore pogfaszcze zie ma odlsw chlasnie.
Goniec { Iskra zamieszcza illustrate
Portretowe ! dowcipne szkice HUNGRY.
styczne. Wraz z oso6nym dodatEism
illustrowanym, wychodzi cztery razy m
miesiac. Ola prenumerator6w rocznych
! pofrocznych, oso5ne premje 6ezpSatne.
Nadsefajacy prenumerate roczna a
dolaryI oProcz calorooznej przesylki
nGohca l Iskry", otrzym1ja natychmiast
try zeszyty illustrowanych Klejnot6so
humor1I, satyry { do,ccipu ~poIskieoo,
GRAZ petciese 20 hrzech czssciach NJ. d.
Chanskiego p. t. Nasze Zycie; nadse-
fajacy Pofroczns prenumerate e dolary)
otrzymuja natychmiast tylko try re.
szyty nlustrowanych Kzejnot6so hume
IA, satyry { dotOcipu p~oIskiego. Prenu.
merature przesyiac mo4na " kazdej
chwili; numera Z poczatkiem drukuja.
cych sic PoNiesci przesyisja sic bezpla
tnie. Prenumersture xAmeryki najdo-
godniej Przesyia6 dolarami pspierowymi
" iistaoh rekomendowanyoh, lub wre-
szcie Przekazem pocztowym pod sdre-
sem:
Adnainistrgcia Gohca { Lskyy,
LWOW, [Lemberg1
utica KrasLew skiego l. %.
Europa = Austria : Galicia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

2 przejeciem Powy1szego majatku
Bibliotski poskiej " Rununii zose-
wiszuie sic niaej podpisauy sarzad: ~
rae M rok bedxis xdawai spraxe Z
ezyunosci ,,Towarzystwa literaokiego",
P~rzesyaaiac Poczytniejszym czasopi-
smOm polskim sprawozdanie do ogio-
s~zeuia; b 70 " rasie rozwiszania to-
warzystwa ~bibliotske r~umuasks zla-
czony Z nia fundusz Aelazuy odda pod
takimiA samymi warunkami innsmu
towarzystwu r6wne lub podobne cele
majaoemu, 90 ,,G6rno-szlaskie iowa
rzystwo literaokie".
zarzad Como szlaskiego Towarzy-
warzystwa li~teraokiego. Przewodai-
czaoy major ,Szmula" Posel ma oba
sejmy berlihskie. Sektretarz j biblio-
tekarz Adam Napieraiski, redaktor
,,Kstolika'. Kasyer !. Szaflik.
Pc .amknieciu raohunkow, % sic
przedstawia iak nastePuje:
Doch6d W b. T.:
Skiadki czlonk6w 18o fr. = O..
Dochod cd Hinduism re-
laznego 448 ="
ze ~sprzeda.y Ksiaski pa
uiatkowej 81 ="
Nadzwyczajny[ Tod s. i M.
z Tomska] 81 " 20 "
Fnnduaz Aalaznv 7500 &C C.
8.l73 fl. 20 Q.
Rozch6d.
Kupno ksiatek i czasopism 18l fr. 95 Q.
Oprawa 90 10 "
Porto cd paczek i list6w 95 rs "
Pomiesykanie 225 " = I"
G6raoszlaskiemu tow. L.
tersckiemu 1000 - :"
Tow. nzgoda" W Jassach
IA ksiaAki i czasopismA 19l ="
Nadzwyczsjne (opakowa-
ME i wysyiks na dworzec
ksiaanicy) So = i"
s.l7S fr, 20 Q.
Pozostaia j~eszczs kasa aelazns, ku-
piona pred 2 laty "a 200 f., kt6rej
chwilowo spienie.yc ME moana bylo.
Gdy sic znaidzie odpowiedni kupiec,
otrzymsne "a mia pienisdze ~o6arujeny
ma nskarb narodowy" zostajacy pod Ia
rzadem zwiszku polskiego W Szwsjca-
ryi.
Przez caiy ozas ~istnienia Biblioteka
polsks " Rumunii oieszyla sic og6lnen
zaufaniem tax " kraju, jak ma emigrs
Cyl. I~nstytucye publiczne towarzy-
silva naukowe i literackie, ksiegarnie,
70 tylko wymisnimy: Zaklad Ossoli6
skicb, Academia umiejetnosoi, Biblio-
teka Kornicka, Towarzystwo Kasy
Mianowskiego, Przyiscio nauk po-
znahskie, Literacko historyczne " Pa
ryzu, ksiegarnie zupahskiego, Wilda,
Gebethpera i Volta i inne przyczynily
sic giownie do wzrostu k~siaanicy. ia
ko opiskunowie otaozali j. powags
swego imienis | czynem mesowie tacy
jAk sp. Karol Libelt, w. Maciejowski,
w. Sowihski, A. Giller, J. 1. Kraszew.
ski tyjRoy dotted z. MiIkowski, E.
Orzestkowa, MaleOki, ]. Baudouin de
Courtensy, L. Jenike, e Caller. Gale
niemal dziennikArstwo | setki os6b pry-
watnych kraiu, emigracYi, roznych
krakow. q nawet ozesoi ziemi, okazywa-
fy nam " nsjrozmaitszy spos6b swa
zyczlivose, dokunentujac tym sposo-
benz solidarnoso narodows. = Wre.
szcie z cElonkow jako najczynniejszych
zasaugujs ma szozegolowa wzmisnks re
znsrlych:
Ks. B.Chwals j puikownik F. Roper
nicki, z tyjacych J. Czepielowski i A.
Turlihski. zaDykajac nssza dzialal.
nosc PrzesylAmy wszystkim wyrazy
serdecznej w~dziecznosci | stsropolskie:
Bog zaPiaci
q poz5stalyoh czlonk6w Bibliotski i
innyck ossb zawiazslo sic obeonis "
JaSSsOb towsrzyStwo pzgoda", ktore
zassuguje ma poparOie og6iu ohocby ola
tego, 70 ostatni ozlonkowie BibIioteki
POswisciH Ola dObra ~PublicznegO ese-
bists zadowolenie i korzysci, jake i'm
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

RAIL- chcesz podac jakie oglssxenie " Ia
kiembadz miejscu I cassie, piss do Geo.
Z: HoweI d Co., No. 10 Spruce St, New
York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

9eainnen mir iosleid nit gtpas,
mas Der 2eier iuobl an bieier Stelle am
allerpeni9iten ermarten iuiro. nlmli9
nit elmer = Sinterl laber-S :
none bon GAM eritaunli6em gllter.
Selbiae 1T 10 ali. nie bic @ntbedung
9lmerltas, uno wiirbe iib b06it 9elun-
gen neben Der mooernsn 3ieientanone
I'M Srupp'iden @sbduoe ausnebmen.
Sas @eidiis muroe unsefdbr Sur 3eit
heraeIteat, als 2eonarbo ba Yinei in
Stalien oas Yrncip bes Sinterlaoers
entoedte; Die biesbesiisliden Pldne oie-
les pieIieitieen Siinltlers uno Griinoers
eelangten aber niemals sur 9lusfiiba
rune, uub bic beiAauli6en Oitinoier
iinb uns alio orei bis bier Sabrbun-
oerte in Der griinbuns oieier rfurdt.
barren Waie Der NeuSeit" poraus.
Sie 9lusiieauns entbdlt iiberbaupt
cine isbr mannisia1e Sammluns in-
bidder Waiisn aller Mrt, einbeimii6e
panser, Strsitdrte, Sdbel, Wle6er.
Sdiloe II. /. 10. So lit bier gu be-
mertsn, baB jsbe Der bielen Rationen
Suoiens in oieier Siniibt ibre eisenen
Wiooen uuo Wanieren bat, uno bieis
5i4 nod oasu iOrtmdbreno dnoern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Strabeniempsl.

geIonoers in Die glusen fdnt au4
,in sierlider Sdrein ooer Sempel aus
buniem Wiarmor. etiua 6 SUB bod nno
4 SUB brett. mitten i'm unteren Stod
Its6eno. Splhe 9lltare meroen piel=
iad il CItinoisn an StraBeneden uno
ssreusweeei erri9iet. &ebts uno lints
bon Dem 5empeIhen iiBen Spei 8eital=
ten BON Suobba ooer 8autama in Der
eeipobnli1sn tauernoen Saltuu9. Den
Sopf oes peiBen Slloes sur Sinten be-
lhattet Elm anoerer &opf: Der elmer bel.
liaen Gobra.sdlanae. Wie lolde aud
@autama, Der inoiideH 2esenoe Su-
Iol9e. nor ben Strablen Der Sonns
i6dbts. slud font ipielen oieie
edlansen cine srOBe 9fols bel ben
0ersierungsn. %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

gu oem 9ebeutenbfen bicIer @atiung
geb0rt jeoenIalls bic neueroin9s eineea
weibte 9tusfelluns BON Oitinoien. Sic
biret ii4 in einem bon auben Siemlib
beI6eioen auslebenoen Sau an Dec
noroweitliben Gde oes Safipn.part.
unmeit bes 8ebdiioes bon Slliuois uno
anoerer einbeimiider uno ausplrtIger
EeprGientaiionsbduier.
Sinter Der einfa9en 9luiidriIt
.Snbia~ iiber bsm Sborwese itedt absr
sin auBeroroentlid reider sSnbalt,
oarunter Sinse, Die nod ME in elmer
oiiinoiihen Nusfelluns seboten ipurs
Den uno aud in Oitinoien ielber nur
iebr ielten sll iebsn iino. Die Geut-
Iden iuaten nidt Die 2ebten iein, bic
lid fir bieie mertmiiroise 9lusiteaans
intcreiIiren. sumal ia aud ienes pun-
oeroolle 2ano Die uralte Seimatb Der
Germanen lit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

guI ben Seiudsr madt bas gang,
Snnere Der 9lusitcllur9 idon pc9cn Del
iSarbenmirtuug Der Setorationen an
gDdnosn uno 9ede, iOpis Der aus9e'
ltellten Gseenitdnbe ielbit, einen iebl
tunitpplleuOeten @inbrud. Die wolie'
nen uno ieioeusn Seppide nit ibrer
bunten Siloern. Der WarmOridmud.
Die @0tteritatuen, Die Teilin9neu 8alen.
Sdaalen uuo nod mdn9es 2nOere per'
einisen ii9 su elmer barmoniiden 6ar'
benmii6uEg BON soriem Hola, matter
Aptb uno @olO uuo YlaBgriin.
GelbIt oas tleiniie &dum6en iii ouI
bas Oei6idteite aussenuBt, uup oas
@anse ent ,iidt ieoen aenuer Oitinoiens.
Der f9 bp9itens nod auBen berun
einsn edten Oiiinbli4sa palmenbair
lpaui9sn tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
Der gersbaa amf Dee Mas sHennas.

Simmer mebr perpollfommnen fd
auf oer Gbieagoer Weltausiiellun9 aud
Die 9lusfellunsen unierer arOBen &e.
publt. uno mabrliG nidt ben iebten
Ran9 nebmen oarunter Die ameritani-
Iden Soosnprobutts ein. Wenoen mir
uns sur Nbpedslung einmal ben too.
ten Yrooueien gu, uno betreten mir bas
(Sebduoe iiir Sersbau uno 9httsn-
wsien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
NersiernnNen.

Nm ben Gden Der @allerie eetpabrt
nsan 3nei auBeroroentli6 naturtreue,
IebenssrpBe Na9bilounsen BON inoias
nii9en Satiren Dber relisiOIen Sett-
lern. SiiBern uno Wunoertbdtern, ipie
lie Der &eiienoe ). y. in ben Straben
BON @aleutta iebr bduIi9 iinoet. uno
beren absemagerte @lieoE iib gar
nidt mebr aus ibrer 9etriimmten Stel-
lung aufridten t6nnen. 9lle bic be-
lannten inbiiden Softer, 8oltsbeloen
nnb Yoltserl0ier mitiammt Der 9an,eu
inoiiden Weisbeit, Die ia in Der yeu=
eit bas Sntereiie bes glbenolanoes tpie-
Der lebbaiter erre9t, treten lins bier
,ntoesen. Sie Wiababbarata uno bic
Ramajaua iiebeu f0rmlid pertorpert
Dor uns. 9lir lernen ben rohen inoi=
Iden Tolts9lauben ebeNIowobl pie bic
ieine inoiihe @ottesgelabrtbeit uRo
BbiloIOpbie i'm Siloe tennen, unb ein
sele9rter Yunoit 1T erb0tig. 9egen Ser.
siituna per Stunoe aud ale se.
piinibte miinblids 2lustunit Su lie=
fern.
Saneben enibdlt bic glusiielluns
nod cine Wtense Der auserleieuiten
Sanoarbeiten ueltlider 8attung ). y.
aud luunoerlaone Spisenmuiter aus
glepbanten StoBSdbnen berausse-
idhiBt. Wtan muB an oisicn arbeiten
bic 8eoulo nod nlebr beDunoern. als
bic Sunit ielbit. Die inoil6e 8esie.
rang bat $4,000 &upien iiir Die gra
ridtuue oes @ebduoes beiseiteuert. bod
1T bic eisentlide gastelluns elm pripas
tes llnternchmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

SIN iuneren Raum iiub IaIf ole I'M.
Iere Staaten. tpelde Serebau. Snbuftrie
baben, porsiialid pertreten, uub bic
meiiteu slusIteaunaen Der Wietal=grSe.
Spblen II. (. ~. iino reAt 9ei6madDol
unb in Die 9luaen faIleno 9coronet. gu
oeli rei1Iien @oslmetall= =9lusfeaun9en
aebOrt naiiirli6 Die bon Californian,
pel6es iiberbaupt cine iebr pieIieitiae
Sertretline in ben peridisbenen 9e-
partements bat. 3wei Der hiibi6eiien
Serabau- Musitearngen iino Die bon
Colorado uno bic bon WisconIin.
WeiBe, eraue. rotbs uno anoeriarbise
Sdulen unO Sbelisten rasen rings
empor, uno suiiden ibnen iinb Die
Wletalerse II. /. tp. reht WiriuHgsuoll
aufaeltellt, gum She'll in md6tisen
8loden. Sie WistpnIiner Nisltellung,
BON Der nande patriotiide WistOn-
liner erniibait periidern. oaB iie idon
allein ben Yeiua Der Weltausitelluns
lobne. bietst iebenIaIs elm iehr in-
tereilantes Bib uno bat einen pra6ti=
aen Diit!elpaoilou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

glidt ale erotiiden abiouberlihiei.
ten unb MertwlrOi9telten Der @blta'
9oer Weltausitellung brdn9en ild on
Der Wiopap Slaiiauee 5uiammen; aua
bic WeiBe Gtaot bietet iolde pieliaa.
iopobl oa uno bort in ben sroBen aus'
itellunsspa!diten, pie aa4 in giniel'
gehauoen. .-1r l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

= Seniibte 8eleeenbeit
Serr lam Stammtiib laut ersdhleno):
~. g8ie seiast, id idwlmme in
Selistelt. -" - 9aufrer (surdllis
eintreteuO) : ~Sdmimmbpieu ssfd>
lis2!"
- lluerwa artete gn w ort.
Gldubiser: gBihen Sic aud, oaB i'd
jebt i6On iait elm babies Sabr su Sbnsn
tomme2 - Stuoent Ri9tie! ga.
alter sunse, wol!sn -9u@ su einanber
ranenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

tpelhe bas 9eben uno Sreiben i'm
Berapert oaritellen. Bier Haplllo1s
nit biibl6en Suppeln bitoen Die gden
ses @ebduoes. Die 9efe iuiro BON
Stabliaulen getraseu. &srdumise
5reppeu fiihren orinnen su ben 8alle=
rien binaui, tpelhe 25 SUB iiber Dem
Soosn Iieeen. gs 1T nur natiirli4,
paB Elm Sergbau=8ebluoe ettuas Ntal=
ipes babsn muB; basielbe beeintrd6.
ist jeoUd ben seIalllsen Glnorud
niat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

9rsbauauSfc aia b:s 8 ct:sss flihstra.
Inter ben iibriaen bcmerienspertben
austelunsen in oieiem 8aum ieien
nur nod Die @rsblOde bon 9liiiouri
uno Die impoiante ausfellung oes ju=
9enoliben Staates Wai9instou Ter.
por9eboben. Meni9e oiiritsn oieies
GebduOe perlaien. Obne benz Wiineral-
reldtbum unieres 2auoes man6c neue
8eiiht5puntte ahaewonn:u ~ tnhen-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16
cftinotcn anf be. ,,@orIoS
yair".

49,. llnh ratl Jnb.sH Nehi 9. rfH Dermausu.
8u ber Ruiier. be oas Ssimwst filf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

Ser yan nimmt einen Slddsnrdum
bon 350x700 SUB Elm uno 1T MIR Elm.
Iiodi9, i'm uebrigeH Gin iebr ldmudes
uno reprdfentatipes Wert. Bon ben
gromenaten aus, ipelte nit @las 9t'
oedt Iino, fiibrt cine 9ln3abl 3u9dngs
in oas sSnnere. Ser innere &aum 1T
$40 SUB lang uno 230 SUB brett. unS
,rreidt in Der 0titte Die Sobe bon 100
Sub. Die Sauptiaeaoen auben iino
reid nit Yilobauer-arb seldmiidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-16

gger nit lid ielb Il uitsu.
frieOen 1T. tann ni&t init Der @stt su.
irieoen leiH.
The Progress., 1893-08-26
BATON ROUGE ADVOCATE! ANSWER.

The Baton Rouge Advocate and Item
are dcha!ing, in rather breezy style
| the politics 90 state Treasurer john
/ Pickett. The Advocate makes tn,
| point that iua~mIch a. Pickett voted rar
Weaver for president hc cannot %, a
Democrat w wonder If tho Ndvo-
eat" will contend that because man
voted for Cleveland hc j. therefore n
Democrat. Cleveland i, not quit, strong
enough himself tp iuoculatc Democracy
into a man by the simple ar, o. voting
a ticket with ClcyclauG~ name on f..
Pickett may yet be- all righ'.---Loal-;-
ana Appeal.
Don't hit the brother 50 hard, neigh
bor. because you will destroy his calm
and comFlai-ant serenety. The Ad-
yocaic not Onl " cannot swallow Pick
EFT, but gags at the very name because
ITS palate is SO thoroughly Democratic
that anything which is not thoroughly
sound in the faith is mechanically
elected from its mouth. Just how it
has succeeded in swallowing Clevc-
land with such delightful gulps, is
more than the individual with ordi-
nary intellect is able to determinine.
but it seems cruel To knock the scales
from It's eyes in the broad light OF day
and with SO many questioning eyes
termed upon it The Advocate is an
honest, able journal but perhaps it
has not yet discovered that Cleveland
has ropudiated the Democratic plat
form and has allowed England to die
tate both his policy and message.
When it does find it out though,
however late in the season it may be.
then look out for squalls and to hear
drap.
And to the Appeal wa will say that
we think it WILL find Pickett all right. |
Read what he says under the head of |
Good of the Order in this issue.
The Progress., 1893-08-26

Last Monday Jane Snowden, col
ored vendor of vegetables, while
driving her wagon around town came
in contact with the electric Ger at the
crossing of Mcneil and Crockett
streets. The car going at its regular
speed out Crockett and Aunt Jane
with full head of steam on her low
pressure mule with no brakes on)
came In full collision. 1t was evident
Aunt Jane had the worst of it. as the
mule and wagon, vegetables and
Aunt Jane had all assumed different
positions and that it was going to put
her to some trouble to get everything
in its original shape. A careful reck
oning disclosed tue following: wagon
upside down; mule badly burned on
side; vegetable otc, well scattered;
Aunt Jane badly bruised, not serious
ly we hope; no damage to the car.
No charge of carelessness is against
the motorneer that we can learn of.
We think our electric lines have few
er accidents than any other railroad
we ever knew of; her officers and en-
ployes are extremely careful. As an
evidence of this fact we put our little
children on for ride under the care
of conductor and motorneer without
the least fear of accidents.
The Progress., 1893-08-26

WORTHY tolored Man HonOrCd.
Rev. c. d. Shallowhorne (col J, for
merly pastor Of the st. James church
OF this city, was made the recipient
OF a beautiful Odd Fellows lodge
pin by North Louisiana Star lodge.
No 1885 Of Shreveport. on Wednes-
day last. This pin, which is an or
nate gold one. was presented this rev.
euned gentleman in token of thi,
lodges appreciation of an address
delivered by him to that body on the
occasion of its annual celebration
which was held here Monday last.
This address was said to have been
unusually felicitous, AMI embraced
thoughts and sentiments of lofty
nature and aroused elevating senti.
ments in the breasts of the members
OF the lodge and the colored people
10 attendance generally.
This address was so well received
mat the lodge was unwilling to allow
70 pass without more tangible
asplay of their appreciation than
words, and appointed Messrs. Moses
s'errit John &. Calhoun, Sandy
-.
holmes, George l.. Rory, d. NJ. Rob
WIS and DR.. ID. A. Smith as com
u'''ee to select an / present this tes-
uuonlal, which was done through DIR.
y A. Smith in language and senti-
@ent which were eminently satisfac-
iory.
ms presentmeDt was duly appre-
GATED by DR. Shallowhorne. who, ac-
'aa'ed In his discourse at the celebra-
Won BY principle and feelings of be-
'esolence for mankind alone, was of
course highly gratifed that his effort,
+, ''ended for good to humanity solely,
1au been so well received and though
'eplying to DIR. Smith, in the ac-
ssp'ance ~ OF the pin, likewise requests
,ae PROGRESS to express to North
LOUISIANA Star Lodge, through the
! snm'ftee, his most profound thanks
- 'ae friendly and fraternal token,
'aiing them than the sentiment
.Aca prompted the gift is really |
y 's nlghly appreciated by him than
,s' ~ smolem itself, though the latter
= ~, oe regarded as a badge Of honor
.4a !. an evidence of fraternal love and |
The Progress., 1893-08-26


Well here we are again. Another
week has passed by since we said any
thing TO you about our grand Fair
and Exposition. What have you done
during the past week to help it on?
Now that the catalogue has closed its
3uok a5 to premiums and gone to
press. we want TO say a word to our
merchants. The time is fast ap-
preaching, each successive week
brings Us nearer. will you not go to
work at once and secure space leach
and every one) so that our worthy
secretary will know just what he will
have left for foreign exhibitors. The
main thing is to have every inch of
room taken. You can then begin on
your designs and arrangements of
wares to fill up allotted space.
To the ladies, (who are always first
and foremost in the their work. you,
who are managers of departments,
should solicit every one who will or
intends to be an exhibitor to hand in
their names so that you will be able
to form an idea of what your depart
lnent viii do
In union there is strength and in
united action we have sure results.
Don't let us stop to think about hard
times, but go right on just as every
one had whole packet full of silver,
to say nothing of gold-as people
prefer silver any way.
We dropped into the fair Office this
week, just to find out how the wide
awake secretary and his fair assistant
were progressing in the work. We
were informed that everything was
along in splendid shape.
will be ont this week and
distribution will begin.
Citizens Of Shreveport call on Cap
tain Horan and give him your per-
sonal encouragement, and aid the
executive committee every way you
;an. Let us make this fair success,
{ we never have another.
The Progress., 1893-08-26
HOUSE COM MITTEES.

Speaker Crisp has made the follow
ing appointments of chairmen Of com
mittccs:
Elcctions-Mr. O'Fcrrcl, virginia.
Way and Means Mr.. Wilson. Wc,,
Virginia
Appropriations-Mr. Sayers, Texas.
The Judiciary-Mr Culborson. Texas.
Coinage, Weights and Measures MIR.
Bland, Missouri.
Banking and Cmrcucy-Mr. Spring
err, Illinois.
Foreign Affairs-Mr. McCrcary, Ken
lucky.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mr.. Wise, Virginia.
River, and Harbors Mr.. Blanchard.
Louisiana.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Mr..
Fithian, Illinois.
Agriculturc-Mr. Hatch, Missouri.
Military Affairs Mr.. Cultivate.
Ohio.
Naval Affairs Mr.. Cummings, New
York.
Postoflices and Post Roads.-Mr. Hen
dersOn, North Carolina.
Public Lands-Mr. McRao. Arkansas.
Indian AlTairs-Mr Holman. Indiana.
Territories Mr.. Wheeler. Alabama.
Railways and Canals-Nr. Catchings.
Mississippi.
Private Land Claims Peudleton.
West Virginia.
Manufacturers-Mr. Page, Rhode
Island.
Mines and Miniug-Mr. Weadock.
Michigan.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Mr.
Bankhcad. Alabama.
Pacific R,aJs-Mr. Riley, Pcnnsyl-
yania.
Levces and improvements Of the Mis-
sissippi Rivcr-Mr. Allen, Mississippi.
Education-Mr Enloe. Tenncss &c.
Labor-Mr. Mccain, Illinois.
Militia-Mr. Forman, Illinois.
Patents-Mr. Covert. New York.
Invalid Pensions Mr.. Martin. Indi-
ana.
Pensions Mr.. Moses, Georgia.
Claims Mr.. Bum, North Carolina.
War Claims Mr.. BeltzhOOvcr, Mis-
souri,.
Revision of the Laws-Mr. Ellis, |
Kentucky.
Expenditures in State Department.
Mr.. Lesser, Virginia.
Expenditures in the Treasury Depart !
ment-Mr Barwig, Mississi ....
Expenditures in War Department
Mr., Montgomery, Kentucky.
Expenditures in Interior Department
Mr.. Turner. Georgia.
Expenditures in Drpartmon5 OF JUS
ticc Mr.. Dumphy, New York.
Expenditure in Department in Agri-
Edmunds, Virginia.
Public Buildings Mr.. Grain, of Tex
rs.
Library Mr. Fellows, of New York.
Printing---Mr. Richardson, of Ten
nessee.
Civil 5ervice--Mr. DefOrest, of Con-
necticut.
Election of President and Vice Pres
ident---Mr. Fitch, of New York
Ventilation and Acoustics---Mr.
Shell, of South Carolina.
Alcoholic Liquor Traiiic---Mr. En-
glish, Of New Jersey.
Irrigation of Arid Lands---Mr. COoT-
er, of Indiana.
Immigration and Naturalization
Mr.. Geisenhainer, of New Jersey.
We are glad that Mr.. Crisp had the
moral courage to re-appoint Bland
chairman of the coinage, weights and
measures committee, though we sup
bose that will kill him with Cleveland
Collision.
The Progress., 1893-08-26
NYRNA'S REALM
WEEKLY CHIT-CHAT,

,..,o.ous. not necessary 10 publish,
sac resign Myrna'- Realm and with
re regret. rcliuoui~h the use of my
81 r. has followed my hopes and
Li,iors in their short literary race
pr faithfully than any other friend,
aa I'D five. my Faber and |, have failed
- accomplish the good we have worked
~ Time will soon wipe out the
amory ~, Of our failure, aud in oblivion
will suffer our disappointment, and
an ho boon companions and faithful
friends.
But my Faber has not been my only
,.,,d.inrny literary work, and my heart
arms with gratitude to the press, and
n.nv ga other friends who have strength
aned my ambition, and sustained my
tooa Of doing good, by kind words, and
1.oouraCing criticism. My work has
taen a pleasure, and "Thc PROGRESS"
IN oven hold a tender place in my
ho,r, a. the cradle of my first literary
.mhition. I'm bidding it adieu. per-
tecty realized that a7it progressed
h,fore | became one of its staff, 50 will
!, continue 10 progress" when | am
with It no more
In filing my place, | hope Judge
uoLs will secure one who will have
,ho interest OF his paper and the vel
t..e NJ mankind " near to her heart as
MYRNA.
The Progress., 1893-08-26
Base Ball.

The first game was played Thursday,
Of the series Of games advertised IN
our last issue to come off August 2i
S and 26, between Shreveport and
Dallas. The game was called few
minutes before ) o'clock Shreve-
port went to the bat first and scored
FIVE runs in the first inning. Alec
Bernstein umpired. Both mines show
ed up in good form and. barring the
slight shower, the weather was fine
for ball. Shreveport's battery was
simply immense Baldwin catcher
and McGinnis in the box. 1t was
evident from the start that the Dallas
boys had run against an unknown
quantity, from the number of goose
eggs that stood out in bold relief on
The score board. At the close the
score stood Il to- = ia favor OF Shreve-
port. Dallas has n good am and it is
evident they can play Aell.