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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
Bayou Chicot.


Rumor says that Hon. C. C. Duson is going to
build q branch railroad from some where near
Mermentau on the Southern Pacific to Bayou
CbicOt that the surveyors are now locating
the road, and on the lst OF May were as far as
the northern limits of Acadia parish 1t may
branch from there and go direct to Cheney
vile; il SO it will miss Chicot and pass just
east of Vile Plate but don't you do tnat, Cur
lie; remember your Chieot 1rlends. WIN tne
new parish of Evan eline, @ railroad acomlng
aud bright prospects ahead for fine crop, Old
Chicot will yet branch out and be one OF the
first towns OF Southwestern Louisiana.
we will be sorry to have to part from our
many friends in 0pelousas but selt-interest is
one OF the laws of human nature.
Our section was visited Sunday night with q
heavy rain accompanied with heavy wind and
vivid lightning, aud again Monaay evening II
ia,ned in torrents and all Monday night. We
learn with regret that nearly all OF the bridges
west of here are washed away, but with good
Police Jufymen at three dollars day OF course
they will soon be replaced
NY. L. Erich, Esq, arrived MONDAY night
after spending day or two in Opelousas. We
learn that Opelousas is organizing base ball
club. That's right. boys; awake from your
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, organize, practice ana
give the C. NJ. Thompson Hustlers OF Cnicot
game, and If they don't beat the Opelousas
bows they certainly will entertain thehl.
Your correspondent happened to be i'll town
last Sunday when the excursion from Tilib0-
darx arrived and must say our Opeiousas
friends know how to entertain visiting stranS-
ers for they certainly gave tue excursionists
royal reception. Hon. G. NJ. Thompson, Judge
w. G. Perrault, Messrs, Laurent Dupre, Marx
Firnberg. Arthur Dejean, I'll. e. Eslorge, Lee
and Charles f. Garland and other gentlemen OF
Opelousas were busy as they could be enter
tanning the guests, and in behalf OF our sister
town OF Opelousas will say well done thou
good and faithful servants; you all acted nobly,
and am satisfied when the strangers left they
were highly pleased with their visit to Opelou-
sas. More anon. CHICOf.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

DR.. .: e. Janney, gymnasium director
OF the Young WOman's Christian Asso-
citation, of Baltimore, in an address on
Physical Culture" delivered a few
evenings ago in this city, said, among
other other things: "Ihe objection is
often raised that gymnastic exercise
Will spoil the looks of a woman. Yes.
it will spoil the looks in the same way
that skeletons looks would be spoiled
it it's bones were covered with flesh. If
it spoils woman's looks to have her
lung power increased, to have her chest
expanded, her limbs rounded out, her
complexion cleared and her mind made
to work more easily, then physical Gull
ture will spoil her looks. Tie daugh-
tiers OF the leisure class need exercise
as much as those Of the poor. The lack
OF 1T induces inactivity, which makes
the girl the prey of nervous troubles
and Imaginary diseases. Systematic ex-
eerclse will Danish these troubles and
Keep her out of the hands of the special
lst. Physical culture has resulted in
the establishment of gymDasiums in
nearly all the large and we'll ordered
schools OF the country, and as a result
OF gymnastlc work in the schools men
and women are being sent ont thor.
oughly equipped for the battle of life.
Ii strengthens the week, straightens the
deformed, and enables tile merchant. tha
mechanic and the housekeeper to- do
their work with ease.n
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST. LANDRY.
lie Centenaire du Diocese.

Meschacebe.
LIE centenaire de la CathGdrale St.
Louis ct de la creation dc l'ev6chG de la
NOuvelle-Orleans etc celebre mardi
dernier avec toute la pompe ct Ia splen-
deur du rituel catholique. Les plcpa-
ratlfs de cette fcte ont dure plusleurs
mois ct ils etaient complets. Lundi soir,
I'm salut de cinquante coups dc canon
etait tire ct IN semblable salut lie len
demain matin. Une grande messe pom
titicale etc celcbree par 10 cardinal
Gibbons ct larchevequeJ anssens Fhis-
toire du diocese etc racontee en- termes
eloquents ct dams la belle Iangue fran
caise, 81 cEere a la population creole,
par lie Pere Hage; des sermons ont ete
pleches; une reunion publique etc te-
nue. en- face de la cathedrale la vile
etalt pavolsee ct une procession s'est
fO1mee ct a parcouru les rues au son
de cl0ches, etc.
L'eveche de la Nouvele- Orleans (qui
est en- date, le deuxieme DIES Etats- Unis,
ayant etc cree peu de temps aples celui
de Baltimore) date de Ia meme epoque
que la cathedrale St. Louis LIE terri
tolre de la Louisiana tut pour la pre-
miere fois visite par DIES missionaries
francals venus du Canada vers 1850.
AOlSHuCs uDC u pluS
tard, B!enville ct Ibervile arrivGrent,
ills etaient accompanies de pr6tres ca
tholiques. Jusqu'en ITO, la Louisiana
50 trOnva sous la juridiction dc 'evGque
de Quebec; pendant les vingt-trois an
nees suivantes sous celle DIES eveques
de Santiago de Cuba ct dc la Havane.
Cest en- 1903 que la Louisiana ct la Flo
ride furent erigees en- evecbe sous Pau
torite de Don Luis Penalver y Carde-
mas. Au bout de six ans, Mgr. Penal
yer fut nOmm6 archeveQue de Guate-
mala ct le reverend Francis Porro, de
Rome, tut designe pour lie remplacer, mails
il mourut la veiIie du jour tixe pour eon
depart de la Vile Eternelle. LIE siege
episcopal resta iongtemps vacant ct &c
ne fut QUEEN 1916 que le reverend Leo
de Neckere dewitt eveque. En- 1885,
son successeur, lie reverend Antoine
Blanc, devint lie premier archeveuue
du diocese. En- 1861, Mgr. Jean Marie
Odin deyint archevGque gu 1870, lie re-
yerend Napoleon Joseph PerchG succe
da a &c dernier 4 la mort de Mgr. Per
che, son coadjuteur, le reverend T. X.
Leray, le remplaea ct en- 1888, l'arche-
vogue actuel, Mgr. Janssens, prit charge
du diocese.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
It Pays to Advertise.
Bastrop Appeal.

Bastrop Appeal.
One of the leading firms of Bastrop
voluntarily tells the Appeal that the
most gratifying results have accrued
from the advertising space which that
firm has used in these columns. Every
day people step into the house OF that
firm and mention the fact that adver-
Using in the Appeal prompted the call.
While such information is compli-
mentary, intended to be, it's nothing
more than should be expected. Judi
cions advertisers never fail to reap rich
fruits from investments made in these
columns. 1t certainly would not pay
George Gould to adyei tise in this paper
that he is the son of the late Jay Gould;
but it DOES PAY local merchant here
to let the entire reading public Of More
house parish know that he has a stock
of goods, from which they can select
whatever they need at prices compare
BILE with those given by any other
market.
BastrOp merchants, who refuse to pa
tronize the advertising columns of the
papers published here, are not worthy
of public patronage, and the public
ought to let them severely alone. A
stingy merchant is always a bad man to
deal with.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
AROITND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Communications for this column should reach
ms no later than Wednesday,
Chataignier.

81 May l, 1888.
A large crowd from Chataignier and FaCue-
taiQue went to NeZ Piqu6 last Sunday to fish,
but we think they did not catclas much as c1-
perted
The little two year old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene EoZas was drowned last Wednesday IN
q pool of water near the house. When tound,
the little one was still alive, but died 1mme-
t,;ateiy afterwards in its mothers arms.
frs. Cl6ophas COuryllle who has been spe:lu
iry several weeks in New Orleans mas re-
turned. ,:,
"a ! teT rible storm accompanied by a very high
w,r.t prevailed throughout the country lasl
DR.. Ray of Faquetaique visited opelousas
last week.
Mr.. Dolsin Lafeur accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alphonse Outlet visited opeiousas on
Thursday last.
lev. Father Clark visited Church Point last
Tie horse of Father Clark that had been
missing, returned to lis gate Monday afternoon
of last week and is supposed to have been nd
den very far by an e2conylct or this vicinity,
q colOred man.
The PAnse-auS -Pailles crowd wei e expected
in Chataignier last Saturday night and the clti-
Zens here intended 60 give them royal recep-
ton. Well not exactly Ike what Opelousas
gave to the exculsionsts from Thib0dauX, nut
a warm one but we believe the ain was de-
lay ed as they did not reach here.
To-day being the list OF May, ana the lhohth
OF flowers, has opened with bad weather.
Miss Martha Outlet gave party 10 her
friends on Sunday last, which was enjoyed by
fun seekers.
Mr. Joe Hardy paid a flying tip to Wash
inston on Saturday last.
Even "Cal," from Port Barre, did not put IN
gnier was alone, and alone and lonesome Is Old
Dom PEDRO.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
A REWARD OF $500

Will be given for any case of Rheumatism
which cannot be cured with DR.. Drummond's
Lightning remedy. The proprictors do not hide
this offer, but print 1t in bold type on all their
circulars, wrappers, printed matter, and
through the columns of newspapers everywhere.
1T will work wonders-one bottle curing an Or
binary case. III the druggist has not got it, he
on receipt of price, together with special in
structIons for use. Drummond Medicine Co.,
$3.50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
Of the Louisiana Weather Service, CO.
operating with the U. 3. Weather Bu.
reau, for the Week ending May l..

Bulletin No. T.
The temperature averaged about four de-
krees higher than usual in North Louisiana
higher in South Louisiana. Tie rains OF the
week were In the form of local showers and
were therefore Unevenly distributed, some sec
hons receiving as much as three and a half
inches while others had no rain at all. There
being slight disturbance in the west Gulf, it
liz probable that the rains OF last night and to-
aay will reach sections that had no rain during
the week.
In the sections visited by showers reports are
nj nst favorable regarding the improvement IN
crnn prospects but less so where no rain fell.
Censiderable corn has been laid by in the
southern parishes, and the working of the crop
ID progressing Iav0rably farther north. There
are bnt few complaints OF worms injurlng the
stand. o.,.
Cotton, while showing generally good stands
at date, has yet su 1ered in various loca'itles
from frosts and dry weather, ana REQUIRED
some repIanting, The late plant Is not yet up
but will doubtless make good showing after
the rains. Cotton scraping is becoming gen
eral Some few complaints Of lice have been
received.
Rice planting has been delayed in a few To-
calities awaiting rain; but that up is a good
stand.
Cane is looking well, and the stubble is re-
ported as having made marked Improvement
Outing the past week.
Cotton seed for replanting is scarce.
Hail fell in few localities on the 9th and
A tornado occurred in the vicinity of Eola,
Ayoyelles parish, at p. m. of April 3Oth, and
demolished number OF houses, uprooted trees,
and inflicted local damage to crops.
.rhe following are the rainfalls for the week
ending May ], 1898 at 5 p. m, as telegraphed to
this Office Alexandria go inches Amite 169;
Baton Rouge 81; Cheneyville 4.3S; Coushatta
"a; Covington 1858; Delhi, 90; Donaldsonyille
63 franklin co; Girard SO; Lafayette so
Lake Charles so Minden 2.0s; Monroe .6s
Natchit0ches 20: New Orleans, a sprinkle;
Opelousas 90; Eayne 90; schrieyer .58
Shreveport LIT.
Weather Bureau Director.
New Orleans, May 2, 1898.
Telerrapl,ie information from surrounding |
States-May 2, 1893.
Texas: General rains have improved pros |
pectS for cotton and corn except over north |
west portions where more rain is needed. Cool |
weather has retarded growth of vegetation. |
Wheat and oats short In places are being cut |
for hay.
ton replanted. Other crops doing well. Much |
apprehension of overflow in cotton lands along |
the Mississippi river. Some damage from high |
water In the Delta.
Alabama: Excessive rains in North Ala
baIna lands too wet to work In all other sec
lions the season is favorable and crops are in
excellent condition. In a few localities bud |
worms are attacking corn.
4 Georgia: Light rains and somewhat windy,
but more favorable conditions than previous
week. Cotton Ia being replanted in northern
er south. Wheat small but heading well. Oats
injured by dry and windy weather. Corn gen.
orally in good condition but much damaged by
worms,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

un cyclone, qui a debut6 pendant la
solree du 10 dams lie comic de Jasper,
Miss, ct a voyage dams la direction du
nord-est, cause de grandes pertes sur
son parcours, detruisant grand nombre
calculations, pleasant beaucoup dc per
sOnnes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

Les ravages causes a Tile de ZaDte
par la succession de tremblements de
terre. qui ely font sentir jusqu'a cinq fois
par jour depuis lie commencement d'a-
vril eont effrayants. Les maisons oui
restent ne sont plus assez solides ponr
etre habitables ct de tous c6tes on ne
volt que des ruines sous lesquelles sont
ensevelis de nombreux cadavres. On
salt que $50 personnes ont peri mais il
est certain que lie nombre DIES morris est
plus considerable.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

Les enfants fin de steele.
Deux mamans causent il la prone
made:
-Ce quill est intelligent pour son age,
c'est etonnant, madame: il trouve
moyen de SO faire prefer, a la pension,
par tous ses petits camarades, des pieces
de dix sous, quill lie leur rend jamais!
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

GUERISON DE LA RAGE.-Dans uue
visite fate par le Congress de chirursie
a Plnstitut Pasteur, il a etc constatc que
la mortalite DIES personnes atteintes de
Ia rage, ct soignees audit Institut, est
rebuilt a pour 200.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

The Democrat aud American Farmer. 50 90
The Democrat and Farm journal ~ GO
Tie Democrat and New York Witness. -. 70
The Democrat and Courier Journal 30
The Democrat and American Agriculturist 10
The Democrat aud American Israelitc GO
The Democrat and Am. Jrnl. of Education 10
The Democrat and Am. JrnI. of Pharmacy 90
The Democrat and Sat. Evg Post, (Phil.i. 3 so
The Democrat and Cosmopolitan ........ 60
WewIl send the Democrat ant, any other paner
or magazine at propOrtionately reduced rates
or will forward subscriptions for any of them
Tree VI expense at publishers rates.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
En police correctionnclle :

Ed pUIICe cOTFtCC1OnHtIIG:
-Prevenu, vOus aveZ Phahitude de
rouer votre femme de coups. Les me-
decins ont constate que son corps est
convert de bleus. -
-C'est vra1, mon president. Mais re-
gardez la. Ellie est blonde, ct le bleu
lui va 81 bien!
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
Chez la sonlnambule

Chez la somnambule:
-Diable! madame, le tabieau que
vous me faites de ma vie a venir est
bien sombre.
-Desolee! mails c'est tout ce que ie
peux faire pour. une consultation a 2
francs! 49,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
Our Chicago Letter.

W. d. BOYCE's CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU, AD-
MINIsTRATION BUILDING, WORLDS FAIR
GROUNDS. MAY 1st, 1893.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
B. BLOOMFIELD.
Commissioner u. g. Circuit Court for the
Western District of Louisiaua.

commissioner U. 8. Court of Claims, throu ehout
the United States.
Notary Public in and for the Parish of A. Ian
dry. Office with Hon. John N. Ogden.
Particular attention given to Land Cases and
st. Landry and Acadia promptly attended to
PENSIONS secured; Patents, Caveats, Trade
Marks, etc., procured without delay aga
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

La mort de Tissot, IN prestidigitateur
bien connn, sert de pretexte Il un clro.
niqueur parisien pour rappeler une see
ne fort dlole don't il fut le principal &C.
teur.
Tn jour, il entire dams un cafe du bou-
levard ct demande au garcon I'm book,
qui est servi immediatement.
DE ne vous al pas demande IN maza-
graz, fat Pescamoteur, en- rappelant lie
garcOn.
C'etait, en- effet, IN mazagran uui SO
trouvait devant lui. On rapporte lie
Verre en- s'excusant ct ON place devant
Iui un nouveau book.
-C'est trop fort s'ecrie Tissot, vous
me donnez une grenadine, maintenant !.
Stupeur du garcon, qui retourne il rof-
nee ct rapporte I'm troisieme verre de
biere.
All par exemple, je la trouve MAUI
yaise, elaine l'illusionniste, vous me
donnez du vermouth, il present.
,Cette fois, lie garcon, furieux, va cher
cher lie gerant; on s'explique, ct Tissot,
Rant, ayoue que e'etait lui qui await os.
camote les trois books.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
Lunificaticu de lHeure.

LIE avril, dams la scance de yeogra-
phie de Paris, M. de Nordling expose
que Puniication de rheure que lie gou-
vernement franeais n'attendait que
dams "cent ans" Went de s'accomplir
dams la majeure partie de PEurope.
Des a present, fheure de lEurope &C.
cidentale (Greenwich) est en- vigueur
dams Ia Grande- Bretagne, la Hollande
ct la Belgique.
Depuis 10 Ter avril, lheure de rEu-
rope ceDtrale Zen avance dune heure
sur Greenwich) regne en- Suede, Allie
magne, Autriche-HoDgrie, Bosnie, Ser
bic ct Macedonia; ellie est voice par la
Suisse, FItalie ct le Danemark.
EnfiD, rheure de lEurope orieutale
Cen avance de deux heures sur Green
wich) est cole dc Russie, Roumanie.
Bulgaria ct Roumelie, jusqu'a Constan-
tinople.
La France avec son systeme batard
de fheure de Paris pour Ia vie civile, ct
Pheure de Rouen pour les chemins de
fer, s'est plaCee en- deIors du progles ct
du concert des nations, ct ne saurait-a
conclu lie conferencier--sans dommage.
perslster dams son isolemeDt.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06

Get our prices for job work.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06
SuchOty ~wylecxOne.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawvy
Praktykowac, q pajao d~oreczouy pres
Misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indii, formu.
lara prostego lecsenis warzywami, W
krotkim czasie zupetnie leczy suchoty,
EaPalenis krtani, katary, dychavice /
inne gardlowe | p,uone choroby. oraz
Eupeane predkie ~wyleczenie nerwo-
wych ssaboaci nerwowyoh chor6b, 20
xyprobowaniu tych leczniczych irod.
k6w " tysiacxnych wypadEaoh. wzisl
sobie u obowiSzek oglosi6 to swym
cierpiscym xiomkom. Bedac p~rzejety
checis ulsenia cierpisoej ludzkosoi, ia
przeszle n darmo kafdemu kto fsda
receipt " Niemiecxim, F~rancuzkim iub
jezyku L wskaz6wkami jak
ufywac.
Adresowac d~olaczeniem mark
imienia gazety. ". A. Moves,
go Powers Black. Rochester, N. Y
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Nadesfane.
Hofa Park PuSaski, % Sisrpnia '93
Szanowni Rodacy!

Hofd Park / PuSGski, % Sierpnia '03.
Szanowni Rodacy!
Cieszylibysmy sic wieloe gdybyscie
prEybyli dotad zobsozye sobie nasze
Obscene stodOly PROPOSITIONS wyborne-
mi zbotsmi / to setki obsIernych / pie
knych pol kukurydzowych. Kukurydza
(korns) udaje sic tutsj wybornie. klimst
bowiem jest wysmienity. Nisomal ka-
zdy z mas ma piekny sad rozmaitych
drew owooowych PREY domu. Mieisce
tn jest dobre, mieszksmy ter sobie we
solo ! szczeslrwie. KsAdego roku pra-
vie many doskonsle Aniwa / tea tego
roku nssze zboza jsk pszenioa, ..korna,
groch, ksrtofs ! prawie wszystkie inne
zboza y bsrdEo dobre. Jest tutaj tax
wiele kolei E~elsznych i linii okrstowych
ma jeziorze Michigan l jeziorze Green
Bay, 2e p~sEesyisnie towSr6w l produ-
kt6W ME wiele koSztuje. Jestto bardEo
waAnem mieszka6 tax blizko portSw jak
ct my mieszksmy. Ny ME many oba.
Wy pred ciezks zims. Ola Ozego tea
mislibysmY miecH przeOie4 ME potrze-
bujemy chodzic Z pelami do roboty. Sc
tutaj diva koscioly POlskie q j~eszcze
diva beds wybudOvane, jeden " sobie-
skim = drugi " Krakowie. Nsturalnis,
ze pan Hof, chetnie by wiaEisl setki
wisOei polskich fsmilli przybywsjscyCh
nsbywajscych tutsj fanny, Me wiemy
doprawdy kto bedEie sEOresliwszy, ozy
pan HOf, czy tet ci kt6rzy cd niegO
grunts nsbeds. M~Yfimy, 70 ci kt6rzy
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UWaRa.

Ekskursye do West Hammond, urza.
diane Prsss 0. III. Brooks & Co. m
Gas uPcscw ME beds sic odbywaly, DO.
niewaa konPanie k~olejowe ME % VISTA
me dostaroSyd dosyc wagon6w. Nato-
miast fyczacy sobie kupi6 Lofty, mog,
sic zgsosid Pc bilety do naszych aQen.
tcv: A. ]. Kowalski. 6l0 Noble st.,
J. NaiePihski, S8l W. IL It, J. Ada.
mowski, b2t Noble st., Jos. Majchrzak
SIS7 Huston Ave. South Chiosgo, ].
Mankowski ST. W. 20 st, A. x. Cen.
tella A Chaplin IT, J. Mrukowski ROC
lngraham i Noble Ut Julian Piotrowsfi
Sll7 laurel st., B. Promihski IA w.
10 st., Max Barahski 637 Noble st. ROC
Bradley.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

beds uisli spOsobnot6 nsby6 tutaj Rrunt,
q bedS csuc sic ssozetliwymi.
0 lie ne mas tyexy, to w~olelibytmy
nawet gdyby pan HOf grunta satrsymy.
wal, bowisn dop6ki grunt do nisgo ma
lsty, noasn 60 zaws.s j~esscse ufyws6
kosssc trswe m iakaoh, . bydlo nasse
ma tam piekne pastwiska. Leos ME
noAsny bye tax samolubnemi. wy.
glsda Prsscisa piekniej gdy bory IA
nisniR sic M Piekne uprawne pola. Dla
sego tss Podajsny pizyjaEna rske ! WI
tany ssrdscznis przybywajacych dotad
rodasow. Gruntow Jest jessoss podo-
statkien ola tysisca ! wieOej j~ssscze ia.
milf. NsPiszcie tylko do ;. J. H0f.
Land Go. do Milwaukee po mapy i
ksistki opisujace tutejsze grunta. . oni
Pr1eala takowe pod kasdym sdressu
Podanem tax tn " Aueryoe jak i do
EuroPy. Tu Mkt ME ma Aadnego Am.
barssu kto kupi grunt cd tejte kompa-
nil, ME ma bowiem M tych gruntsoh
tadnych diugow ami Ealegiych poda.
tkow, zatem osadnioy ME msjs . TEN
tadnych kioPotow. lego roku komps::
mia zaPlscila kilka tysiecy dolarow "a
srobienis drogi, kt6ra iacsy Pulaki I
Krakow Z nowem misstem ~Sobieskrm,
kt6re jest posoaoue tn. ply kolsi Chi.
cago. Milwaukee & St Paul"
Teraz jest czas najlepszy do klarowa-
mia grunt6w " Wisconsinis. Wiecej
mote " tym czasie " kilku tygodniach
zdziaiac, klarujsc grunt, aniteli m wio
sne " kilku ~miesiacyoh, poniewat teraz
jest najlepsza pOra do tego. Jeszcze
tutai nigdy ME byio tax dobrej sposo-
bnoscl do kupna gruntu iak obecnie.
ka4dy to przyzna. Sstki farm Jest tn
wymierzonyoh, q wszystkie prawie po-
iofone prey nowo wykohczonych dro-
zach tax, Re familis mogs pszybyws6
Tub ter " wiekszych gro
madach moga zaraE zwieSc swoje RE-
czy / materyaly budo wlane presto m
grunt kt6ry kupia, bez aadnysh trudno
sci. Wszelkie sprzety domowe, narzs
dzia gospodarcze i inwentarz moana
tutaj tanio nabyc . pan Hof ma podo-
statkiem gruutow, kt6re sprzedaje tsnio
D lie to ola niego motebnem. Dobra
ziemia wiecej przynosi iak rla, a pan
Eff z Milwaukee ma moe dobrego
gruntu.
Ny, niaej podpisasi wszyscy mieszka-
my ma nsszych farmsch " tel kolonii, a.
przybylismy dotad Z miejsc obok ma
szych nazwisk -ymienionyOh. -
Leon Gabryszek, milwaukee, Wis.
Michai Dutkiewicz, Chicago, Ill. Mar
Gin Pswlus, Detroit, Mich. Wawrzyn
Mierzwa, Mauistee, Mich. J6zsf La.
skowski, C~leyeland, Ohio. Piotr See
Pittsburgh, Pa. Jozef Kuklihsk',
Buffalo, N. Y. Ian JAgislski, Jersey
City, N. J. len Rsrz, ~Philsdslphh, Pa.
J. Glubks, WInons, MINI. Wa.
lenty Grych, Hsy Springs, Neb. To
masz Bsnscb, Calumet. Mich. Roch
Walesiak, San Francisco, Cal.