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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
~ 1910, !. n.ce.,a,v hee.r

~. x;sincsion Is necessary because
..-.s..,s Il the new limits Is not liable to
s..s<.nent for interest on certain of the
,..,vss boaas. The levy last year was: Old
80. III mills: new limits. I0.7 mills.
rhs eoarsy commissioners decided upon
a. IL lsyy necessary 10 be made upon
4. assessed valuation of the county in
e,s@r ia raise the $545. 303 with which to
- he expenses of King county for the
r.~ of lSD-4. The valuation for the city
s..sIse made in accordance with the new
- vhlch makes It incumbent upon the
eoasty assessor to assess the property of
lie ety.
The losal levy for the county is 1fsk
Mn. shile on. city property the total
ksy e. county purposes 10 i5,1 mlils upon
40 dollar OF the assessed valuation. This
hthrrs increase upon the county levy. OF
la scar, when for the county 1t was Ii
r,lls md for the city i2ts mills. There
Al <ssral reasons for this. The county
I'm Of 1892 was what In termed Short
oef ior while the amount TO be raised was
,as.!er. the county had other resources
Amounting TO nearly 10000. Poll tar,
shtA d now abolished. amounting to
t0aohad been collected, county prop
ssy IA been sold 20 the city and part
psymsnt OF about $4,000 had been made
snd IN The suit against the estate of George
d Hill the county had succeeded IN col
Iscting In the neighborhood of 10000. In
addition to oil these items the assessed
vslustion last year was nearly 81, 000, 600
more than for this year, although the
amount 10 bel raised was smaller. The levy
this year for towns of the third and fourth
class 10 III mills.
comparison of the present levy with
that Of 1891 and 1892 is as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
rh..p ard eemf.rt.h,. rr,n,

Family tourist ears IN ehsrgs Of porter neatly
upholstered AMI ee-IEpsd With bedding. cur
taiEs. linen, eookias range and osasr COZ.
vsaieaees. form an excellent feature OF the
Great Nostseru railway through train service
between Seattle and ST. Paul oniy So for
double berth. Dor tae present cars leave Seattle
Noad4ys. Thursdays ane saturdays ~ a II,
returning leave - Paul Tuesdays Thursdays
ard Sundays At = - p H.. Minneapolis. Sis p
II. Daily ssgviee VIII begin soou- TIE comfort
OF al classes Of passengers 10 most carefully
considered aY the Great NartAsra.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

xourrY pRrAKrxxSr-LASsLxY, /,

EQUITY MISUNDERSTANDING J.
Lucy NJ Patterson vs.. ID. J. Patterson-Re
strsining order returnable october =; signed.
J. H. Combs vs. J. c. Thslman-Judgment;
signed.
A Fobes vs. II. Ross-order of dismissal
Hans Ahrenstedt VS.. y. /. Hansea-Motion 10
dismiss: allowed
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT. J.
John Fountain va Horat Bros.-Jufy verdict
OF ta.297 as in favor OF plaintiff
T. J. Armstrong Va Mary Armstrong-Canse
ordered dismissed.
CIVIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.
NJ Mepeugail VS.. o. r. Asksm ct ai.--Default;
signed: Judgment for plaintiff.
Washington National bank w.. r. +. Sutpes-
pefsuif and Judgment in the sum af S. $50 II
J. ]. MeG Iyra We. K ]. ng.ebrecht-0Fder OF
dismissal
Pacific Lounge Company va J. r Keete-Ver-
dict o. jury in favor of claimants, Dsulion,
Care & Co
Wan Les Va. Alice Melieur-Jury out
PROBATE pEFARrNESr-LAS0LEY. J.
1suardianship OF L0riag N, Nhittiugton-J. l.
WhitEiugson appnt ted guardian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
Point ON which = City Ordnance Il
Contested.

The validity OF another city ordinance
was attacked yesterday by Attorney Frank
f.. Sims In Judge Clasgow's court lie
was defending John Kelly, who was ar
rested on the charge Of being commonly
known as pimp. The language OF the
ordinance is peculiar in that the otfense
consists not alone IN being pimp. but
being commonly known as such. Mr..
Sims maintained that man cannot be
punished on account of the reputation ne
bears, which may not be well founded on
fact. Judge Glasgow took the case under
sdyisemenI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

cashiers. All Of this has c.nsea s,.s e.
ing. and nov. IL Is alleged. ,he Ssfsna.r..
refas. 70 allow the plasatifFs snv v.sr. = :.
the management Of the bussnex. -. -.
latter bring the suit to get ressre-. IT,.
case will eome mp for hearing - r,,a~.
Langley court today On an ors.r - 49,
cause " sASs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
A Good OHer.

one-fourth Of the beautiful new Union
Trust Company building, thirty feet front.
four stories and basement, with latest eiec-
trio freight elevator, can he rented 81 the
very low rate Of $50 per month. Call At
eompany's Office. us Sqaire-LaiimeF build
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
AFTER THE QUARANTINE LAWS.
Chamber OF Commerce Wants to Know
Which One Is Operati.e.


The trustees of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday considered the question
Of the delay of the steamship Crown of
England in Port Townse nd by reason of
the refusal of the United States health off,
Ger. DR.. 5. Ii. ConoyeE, 10 board her
until the morning after her arrival.
about IL O'Clock p. m. In view of
the apparent conflict of the law of
this state creating the Puget sound
BOARD Of health with the law conferring
quarantine powers on the county COM
mlssioneFs, President Graves vas author-
ICED TO ask legal opinion from Attorney
General Jones as 10 which law is opera
tive.
The following meteorological committee
was constituted: Dr.. :. Ramsey, VIII
II. Parry and K. NJ. Hoskinson on behalf
OF the chamber. snd II. M. Wheldon and
J. n. Powles On behalf of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Exchange.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
Want. the Ring Back with damages.

Avis West says she pawned her diamond
ring. valued at $500, to Barto a Smith on
June - for 500. On the expiration of one
month the pawnbrokers sold the ring at
private sale TO some one else without Civ
ing the owner notice. Ten days later the
latter says she came to redeem il by repay
ing the loan with 7 per cent. per month
interest. She did not get il and so she
brings suit in the superior court for the
recovery Of her ring with 500 damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
warrants Wanted.
E.w. Price. room IS Union block.

Special sale of ladies shoes ~ $3.50 this
week on square toe and opera lasts, patent
leather tips. kid or cloth tops. Sizes ca 10
: widths Z 30 EE. simisoa Bros, ia
K,~~uf ssraat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made 20 grow On heads a.
ready bald hy the use Of Halls Vegetable
s,ritian Hair Remover
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

Ladies' sll-wool navy blue macintosh,
with siIk-iined cape. for $40. Washington
Rubber Company. TIA Froai street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

II ycu want fur cares cal at K fst3evftx'
MaFacH street tar store, and have them made 20
order Ia Attest ssy.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
Exearssen $50 os.

Chicago sad rstnTn via the Great Northern
railway. Tickets good 10 return rntd AovsEs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

Chicago and retara via tae Great Nosshera
railway. Tickets good 20 FSsaFn anas Nsssfa-
Der Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
EOCENE!

IL q special brand OF Burning Oil. which we manu-
facfure ExrRkssLY FOR FAMILY USE
1T Is PERFECT ILLUMINATION.
1T IS HIGH FIRE TEST,
1T Is OF UNIFORM QUALITY.
We guarantee IL 20 be the HfeHRsr rossIsLx
GRADE OF IIIuMISATISs OH. Ask for IL
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

TIE Great Easy Mover 10 Preattss Pills
Cares constipation. Ne ErgPa . cszia All
6Fugglst&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
Mr. WRIGHT HUNTINGTON, !;
s-..ss.s....-
Sez isaatag raaa a. eesasAyss theAter.

NV keN--tlE IT, n - n a : tktAAeFs
BsEs - inforra those Interested THAI 6nrfrg his
ssesk season Ia seSssse As xisl coach q iaEzstted
razanes 81 pupiss 20 ssAss All saa prepare Ehs1a
for pahEIe read ass or elocutaon ehnrch enisrfAn-
Eezsss private saesxriEA4s an3 caAxA1es, ali preS-
cry geftea up ara reaeasse1
Enfer4asnra@nts Also f5Fnisaed Cor mHsscsi4a
Ny soag eofasctses @stn NJ. Freaazaa's l-ycsaH
tssAzeE II &sE aeFk - esasAstes 81 the success
% EzsF ns@xkn1s
For teFE&s st1Fee3
wkTGHT HUNTINGDON
Cars GSr1Esy' t6szlsE. seattle. WssA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

he levy for the road and bridge fund
sm heretofore been made only upon the
nzntry. but change in the law has led
aseounty commissioners TO make it upon
bib city and country this year. A suit TO
uirain its collection in this city will be
hsaght as soon as the auditor begins ex-
sshding the tar rolls. and decision Of the
npfeme court an 10 the validity Of the law
vii be obtained as soon ms possible. In
sass the supreme court declares the levy of
thsttax upon the city illegal. the city levy
viii be reduced mill.
The amount to be raised this year Is
made up from the needs of the various
funds a. follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

Ask 10 be shown the latest thing IN
Ladies' FootEear, the Columbian
shoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

ea-Ysushs' Calf Hand Welt Buston
~ shoes. hssl aud spring heel.
ssxes Il 10 ?. reduced from s295 and 50
10 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

Aetat aai0uuts .sss .s.-.s. .soaoSiS
In addition to the amounts so raised q
fosd poll tax of 81 will be assessed upon
Oh voters outside Of incorporated cities
and towns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
Expiansfory discourse by
GARRETT 2. sERvIsS

POPULAR PRIcEs-2Sc, SOC, Use ana 81
At the matinee the sntirs lower door ami balcony
seats are placed 81 soc each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
| ls93 / ia92 / 1881

Upon property outside OF the city only.
llon city property only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
BAD KEpurArIoS SoT a CRIME.

6uariianship oI Laring NJ Whittiugton--J. L
Wilmington appointed guardian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

rSo-Chlldren's Pebble Grsin But
tJU ton School Shoes sizes 81 to
II, vide widths, reduced from 81 - 70
75c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18

cO-Boys' Calf Hand Welt Lace
~ Shoes, fair stitch, cap toe,
sizes ~ 20 s, widths b 10 Z, reduced
from sftos2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-18
TAX LEVY FOR 1893.
disability That it May Reach
% Mills.
-.rr FOR THE COUNTY FIXED
KS snd County las sGfiIs
-srssa ssry ON the Aimsheass
c.ss--coars sewa

- Ievy for 1858 can now be APP
1-,-a The county commissioners
- 4 rad the county levy as follows:
Mis-
...tr feys co city property ...s.-ss. - )
- s Ssr q county property outside Of
- <sfT ...s..ss.....- - =. -ss.ss.*.*.- "A
s. rIsr eounciI will within few days
~ =. Iery Cor city purposes. On a
..s.loo lsss rear Of about 81. 0ao. coo the
$3.50 saemills; this year the vaIua-
!. - u. 7ss. and there il no reason
:. =. .r |. hat the levy will be less this
re taxes for city property viii,
49,. Be- probably from Is 10 Is mills.
~ vsIrztioas of city property are as
sei5ors:
- fsrsIts RS. w, $3.50
~ isrsl,A personal ..-.-..--.-..,..... asSSs -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25

tow podniesiono kwestye wyboru dw6ch
sekretsrzy sejmu. Kandydatami ma Sc.
kretarzy byli del. A. J. W. Kosak i F.
81. Jabiohski. PoniewaA ME stawiano
innych kandydatow wiec zrobiono
wniosek, ably 9 l.Kosaka ! Ja~blohskiegc
wybrano Przez aklamacye ma sekretarzy
sejmu. Wniosek byi przyiety. Pc do
konaniu wyborow urzedDik6w sejmu
del. Laufsrski postawii wniosek, ably
sejm odroczono do godziuy 3 po po.u-
dniu. Wniosek przyieto.
s.. Ge,oandotoski, Prezes Sejmu x.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
Polacy W Ameryce.

Red jacket, Mich. : Odbyia sic
tn dosc rzadks uroozystosc. Pahstwo
Antoni i Agnieszka Jozwiak obchodzili
.~olennie srebrne wesele - 25ta roczni-
o. potycia maltehskiego. Liczni kre
wni j znsjoui zebrali sic do kotciola.
by przypatrze6 sic oeremonii odnowlenia
siub6w. Pc nabo4ehstwie " domu pan
t W J.. odbyls sic wsP6lna ! trwsja-
q. do p6zOego w~ieczora zabaws. Pan
stwo J6zwiak msja siedmioro ~tyjacych
dIieci.
- Sigma srtystka nasza p. II. Mo-
drzejewska opuszcza Stany Zjednoczo-
ne i udaje sic ma diuga wizyts do kraiu
rodzinnego = do EuroPy.
New York, N. Y. = Polonia
w New Yorku niechce strscic miana
nisspodzianek i rozmaitych ciekawyoh
sk.ndalow. q ostatnich ,~,ciekawyoh"
spraw Nowego Yorku z~aznaczyc naleay
process o zamach ma cycle DIR. Lewan
dowskiego, byiego Prezess sPtiki akcyj-
nej .,Gazety p~olskie." P~rzeciw redakto-
ktorowi p. Lewihskiemu. SGD p. L.
cd odpowiedzialnosci wszelkiej uwolnii
i pan Lewihski ponos ma zamisr ska
rty6 znowu DIR. Lewandowskiego, l tax
NJ do skutku.
Pittsburgh, Pa. iona Feliksa
Ksrpowicza ulorniia sic z domu me-
"a. zabrawszy Z soba stolownika.. EPi-
demia doprswdy W Pittiburghu!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
sEsYA FokUDNIoWA.
(sekr. f. II. Jd64ohski.l


0 godziuie Bis prezes SsJmu oh.
Lewandowski zagaii poposudniows Be.
sye Ssjmu x 2. N. p.
Nasamprzod przyszia ma porzsdek
dzienny sprawl zakwestyonowanych
~mandat6w.
Prezes sejmu odczyth odnosny ustsp
konstytucyi str. IA p. g., kt6ry po-
miedzy innemi powisda, I delegaci
gruP, ~liczacych mniej nj. % czlonkow
zasiadajs ma seimie Z giosem doradczym,
"a tylko W pewnych razaeh moga byt
uPowa1nieni do giosowania przez pre-
wodnicIacego m sejmie, "a porozumie,
MEM sic Cenzorem. Prezes Ssjmu
oswiadczyi, il wraz Z cenEorem postano-
will Podtrzymywac prawa zagwarauto.
wane konsty tucya. te paragraf ten Iwals
cais odpowiedzialnos6 ma ich bark =
~jednakowo4 ma podstawie zwyczaju,
Praktykowanego n sejmach popped.
Mich przyPuszcza do gsosu delegst6w
gruP liczacych mnieJ nia 25 czlonk6w,
(Oisg dalszy nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
anie

oiarodawoom ma rzecz Muzeum / BIZ
blioteki Polskiej " Chicago, Ill.
Panu W. Lutoslawskiemu n ksiazke
20 Logice Platona"; Panu W. Jarzem
skiemu "a IL tom6w Shakespeare; Panu
Wierzbieniec IA ksiatke W 1yoia zy-
dow: p. N. N. n IL starych monet;
p. F. K. Dytkiewicz, "a 3 mcnety; p.
S. Zwierzchowskiemn "a pr6bke rudy
miedzi Z Colum Mich; p. @. Skowskie-
mu "a staloryt nMickiewicz pred VIC
teniem do trumoy" i obrazy nWidok
Krakowa", nWawel", ,,Kosciol sw. Sta.
nislawa M Skslce', .Trumna / oltarz
sw. Stanislawa', .Widok rynku Krako-
wie", nWidok plantacyi W Krakowie''
nKoscia ksis.y Reformatow " Krako.
wie", nKazanie Skargi", nSmierc wy
gnauki" " powstania " roku 1882
nSybiracS" nPochod M Sybir" nStah.
czyk".
j. Pulkowski, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
PrOtOk61
z Selma x wv. Mar. Pol.
sEsYA PRZEDPOkUDNIOWA.
sekr. 4. j. W. Kosak.)
CHICAGO, Hsls P~ulsskiego, dnia 5
Wrzesnia Z. 1893.

WrZesnia e. 1898.
P~osiedzenie ot~artem zostalo Przez
Cenzora Przybyszswskiego o godzin'e
9tei n Cenzor zawe wal naprz6d
komisye ola sprawdzanis mandatow,
ably daia sprawozdanie. Komisya o.
swiadczyla, Ae ME jest wstanie zdae
sprawozdania DO ME mogiS otrzymac
ksiatki wpisowej. Nastapiiy diuasze de-
baty 90 do mandstu OBJ. Leszczyhskiego
czlonka komisyi do sprawdzsnia manda
tow. Sekretarz jeneralny A. Mallek
twierdzi 2e oh. L~eszczyhski ME ma pra
wa zasiadac ma sejmie jake delegat,
gdyt grups 2O7 ktora rePrezentuje ma
lety do zwiazku tylko 5 miesiscy / dui
2. Oh. L~sszczyhski odpowiada, ze ma
dowody, i. iego grupa wstapiia jut "
lutym do Nv. Mar. Pol. Ably zakohczye
debaty zawezwsno OBJ. Leszczyhsk'ego
ably przediozyi swoje dowody. Pc no
zsniu dowod6w i p~orownaniu ich z
k~sia.ksmi l protok6lami REadu Central
nego okazaio sic, 70 OBJ, Leszczyhski ME
ma prawa do mandatu. Cenzor oh, Prey
~byszewEki ~zamianowal W jego m;ejsce
DR.. Iiowieckiego z Detroit, n~sstepnie
zawiesil ~posiedzenie ma godzine by ko'
misys ola rewizyi msndatow wraz Z Sc
kretsrzem jeneralnym OBJ. Maiikiem "a
jsls sic sprawdzeniem msndatow.
(Sprawozdanie komisyi ola ~nandstow
bylo ogsoszone W nZgodzie" iua podc1as
sejmu).
Pc prseczytaniu listy delegstow or
poczely sic debaty mad Eakwestyonowa-
nsmi msndatsmi. Rotni oby watele "a
biersli CLOS W tel sprawie, narsszcie
zadecydowsnem z~ostsio, ably delegation
grup staryoh udzielono CLOS a tylko
Spraws nastepujacych delegatow oddso
pod rozwage specyalnemu komitetowi a
misnowicie: Hslihski, Blsszka, Mix
tscki, Pulkowski | Stan.
Potem p~rEystspiono do wyboru u
rzsdnikow sejmowych. Wybor odbyl
sic "a pomooa kartek. Do zbierauia
kSrtek / liozsnia tskowych Eostsli wy
brsoi n~aStspujacy dslegaci: DR.. Gryca,
TwArowski, Wild, Roland, Olszewski.
Handydatami ma preIesa byli del. Le-
~WHndowSki, Gryglsszewsbi, Bsrdohski,
Lipihski 1 Sadowski. Pc policeman
glos6w okazslo sic ze del. Lswsn1owSki
GryglsszewSki podpadaja pod SciSlej-
sEe glosowanie. Del. Gryglsszewski
zr1eki sic ksndydatury q del. Lswsn.
dOwSki zOStai obrAny pEzez aklamacys
Prezssem Sejmu x.
Potem nastspR obos marszslka sci
mu. Del. Lauterski stawis wniosek,
asy del. Gryglsszewskiego obrs6 mar
Szsakiem przez sklamaoye. Wniosek
PrzeSzed ! del. Gryglsszevski zostAl o.
oranY msrszslkiem seimu x. Pc Wy.
borze msrszslka nisktorzy dslegaci
Protestowali - twierdzsc, Re wyb0r ME
byi ie~dnoglosny; byio 81 przeciw .
ll5 "a. Prezes Lewandowski oswiad.
cyl, 10 del ryglsszswski Jest MARSHAL
KEN.
Pc przemowis msrszalks do delsgs-
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POWlESCI
w~yborowych q zsimujscych

wyborowych q q simujscych
wydawana W Krakowie przez J6zefa Rogosza, rozpoczeAa d / pazdziernika
r 1893 DRUGI ROK swego ist1ienis.
BIBLJOTEkA wychodi 90 di 10, mianoyice 1 90, 10 go 20 90 kat
diego mhiacs, " zesrytash 5 clio arkaszowych, formal duty, druk ozyeuy
razem z premja bezplstns dale czytelnikovi rocznie 300 ARKUSZY,
Pod.ielonyoh ma % TOhoW. w rOczniLu bieascyw. proc. Lnka iunvch WI.
Dc dwe sawue powiesci mianowicie: Wi&ora Hugo ,NEDZNICY Y" 20 10
ton0ch, jao premium be9phtne tuddef WOJNA iPOKOJ" mr. Lwa
TSSsadiA powie6 osuus n tie wojen napoleohshch.
CEytanie BIBLJOTEKI sprawl kafdsmu najwyasza przyjeuuos6.
Preuumeraia " cafej Ameryce 3 doIar6w
IN edz Mix "" " 10 tomacb, q Bibljteke bSdze odbieral zeszytami 90
dni 10 Pieniadze moara wysyiae " zwykgu Sole pohconym Gekomendo
wanym)
Adresowac: REDAKCJA BIBLJOTEKI POwESCI
J6sef. Rogosza, KRAKOW ulta So. Amy LIB.
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KOLEGIUM POLSKIE
OLA
AKUSZERYI.

610 Noble ulica, CHICAGO, ILL
Jest. TO insytucys zstvierdzona prEez wyddal zdrowia Estate Board of
Hsaithl z ktorei jua wyHlO klksdziesst uzdOniOrych AkusEersk, oieszscvCh
sic dhiaj dobrem powodzeniem.
Nastepny kus rozpocznie sic dma 1go Wrzesnia 1898.
Miepoe ola niezamiesIksgch " Chicago dogodnes blzko wszyStkich dwor-
COW koei tdaEnych, utxymsnie miesxkanie MONA 2 lstwckca dosta6 " pol
skich domsch, stosunkowo bsrdzo tanio. ZgSodc sic do
DIR. M. r. KOssakOwski PREF; 6l6 Noble al.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-29
HE WANTED TO DIE.
But Before the Druggist Got Through with
Him He Changed His Mind.

But Before the Druggist Got Through With
Him He Changed His Mind.
II have determined to die" he said as
he entered the drug store and brought
his fist down on the counter with force
enough to make the candy bottles dance.
II have resolved to make away with
myself. Apothecary, mix me pow
erful potion which via finish my earth
ly career. Give me something against
which antidotes are of no avail and
which the stomach pump is powerless to
withdraw. Do you understands
Eyes, sir" replied the druggist as he
took down a bottle containing some
whitish powder This is the strongest
poison known. I'll give you 10 grains of
it, which will be quite enough for your
purpose"
The druggist proceeded to weigh the
powder and wrap it up, saying as he
did SO:
~ would advise you to take this pow
der to your room, first being careful to
make your will and do such other mat
tiers as you deem necessary, for after
you have swallowed the potion you will
not be able to do anything before it be-
gins to take effect. Immediately on
swallowing it, first dissolving the con-
tents Of the paper i'll spoonful of water,
you will feel q sort of cold chill run up
your spine. Then your arms will begin
to shake, and your knees will knock to-
gether. Presently you will be unable to
stand, and you will sink into "a chair.
Your eyes will then pain you. Sharp
twinges will run through the eyeballs,
and in about half minute total blind
ness will follow Presently gripes will
seize the stomach, and you will bend for
ward in agony. Racking headaches will
be added to your other sensations, fol-
lowed by intense pains in the ears, like
ordinary earache intensified !, 900 times
Twinges like those Of govt seize the ex-
tremities, the chills of the spinal cord be-
come unbearable, the tongue protrudes,
and the patient falls from the chair on
his face, and inconsistencies follows,
which lasts few minutes until death
supervenes. twenty-five cents, please"
The package was ready, but the custo-
mer did not take it.
ION second thought" he said, 81 think
I'll take box of your finest cigars"
The druggist smiled to himself as he
produced the cigars aud emptied the 10
grains Of magnesia back into its BOTTLE
Harper's Bazaar.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-29

Clement Scott relates in a London
Journal an interview he had with Arab
Pasha, the exiled Egyptian leader, at his
home In Ceylon. Arab was then at Kan
dy, and with him was Ali Fehmey, an
other exiled pasha. once a general in the
Turkish army. II found Arab tall,
well set up, grave faced and eminently
soldierly man." says Mr.. Scott. He is
only 81 years of age, but he looks 10 or
Is years older. His hair and beard are
vcom?letely gray and rapidly turning to
white. His face wears an expression of
resignation and sadness, and his eyes are
dimmed and filmed with impending cat
aract. The form is not bowed or bent,
but still firm and erect, and it did not re-
quire two glances to see that he was a
man of strong determination. could
not help smiling as he took out his watch
|twhen / arrived and gravely compliment
BID me on my military punctuality."